Exeter Advocate, 1909-03-04, Page 5r
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palatable, full of
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and hops, and in
sparkling condi-
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Now when chemists announce its purity, and
judges its merit, one need look no further.
WHY
not trade that organ
of yours on a piano
At the present we can handle a
number of second hand organs and are
therefore prepared to aftow you a good
price for it.
Wo don't ask you one
dollar more for the piano
than your neighbhr pays
for it.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE
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ST8ATFORD, ONT.✓
This school stands in the C,oretront as the largest
and best practical training school in Western
Ontario. N'e have three.fepartmente;
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy,
All departments are in charge of experienced
instructors and the courses are thorough and
practical. Our graduates secure good positions.
Students are entering every week. Write for our
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Principals.
New .. e
Telephone
Directory
The Bell Telephone Com-
pany of Canada
is about to publish a new issue of the
Official Telephone Directory
-FOR THE -
District of Western Ontario
including EXETER.
Orders for new connections, changes
of firm names, changes of street ad-
dresses, or for duplicate entries should
be handed in AT ONCE TO
Aa MARCHAND,
Local Manager.
Eastlake
Steel Shingles
either Galvanized or 1'a:ntal
Are Always T'rcy Kr- m..ro
t_ a nom:c:,lIy
T
■1`O1iiaL71 0dur.^11 and
.4.11f -tier to
"WY teen n••.r ethers. fict,nR am,r.
thu.f.•re n..'.t ca.dy laid.
T'ey lin• ei b .r. t'-,-:c:,'y tested
in n'1 ki,.'s et .'.'.•..•... ,:,variably
1•r0n'n•r F -Ira, Lt; htnlnr, [fust
ared \Voather Proof.
lfy„u'rebuil.''ng,r. age tweed' :atls-
f..: n t y .ST1 . K,1 fear the
- iut.'nnatwn if )Ju %rite.
Metallic Roofing Co., Limited,
WI �LISAt1 turn., TORONTO, eANASA.
Don't do any Shingling until you rail
lend get prices
I _ JAMES It1lINTNELL, Agent, EXETER
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SETTLERS'
TRAIN8
- TO
MANITOBA, ALBUM A
SASKATCHEWAN
fly (:nnndlnn Pnclf,c direct line
For Settlers trove; • .i
with livestock and
effects
Special Trains
will leave Toronto
tack TUESDAY to
MARCH end APISH.
et 10.13 p.a..
Setters end hmd,es
w,thout livestock
should use
RedularTrains
eavtns Tc-ot.te
10.18 p.m. dell,
se S:eerre Cars
Fastest Time
COLONIST (;iRS Or ALI. TRAINS
to Chard. toe Bertke
Low Colonist Rates
Only Through Service to the Kat
A;i'y tc rearest agent to fu;l Informsucr, and
tree cep) of •'Sett..?,' Ouids" or write R L.
Thompson. D P.A., C P.R., Toronto
W. J. CARL;;iU, Agc:
GRANTON
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunning of
Glendale Intend taking up their resi-
dence in the village. They i:ave rented
Mrs. ei(Contb's house. recently vacat-
ed by Mr. Arthur Wilson. -Miss L. Ger-
mu, 'of Grantor, took t:o::ors le primary
rudiments at the London Conservatory
of music czamtnat;one,--In far off Alas-
ka an old Orar;ton boy, Thomas George
White was wedded recently to Mise Sus -i
is Duval at K:ataiia. He Is .a son of the
late David White and a brother of Mr.
Charles Weite of this place
leIRKTON.
A former resident of Manahan! Town-
shtp, near this place, died at Stratford
on the _:Ird. when there passed away
Martha ,\lathea Ilueston, wife of Chas.
W. Robineon, aged 413 years. They lived
in St. Marys for some time after leaving
the farm, moving to Stratford about a
year and half ago.
-41111e-
III DDL-L111
St. Patrick's Church, 131ddulph, was the
scene of a very pretty wedding . when
\ferry Loretto Mitchell became the bride
of Archibald Mc ileargey. The bride look
rd very pretty in a travelling stilt of
grey with hat and veil to match. She
was assisted by Mise Lizzie Mcllhargey
while the groom was supported by Jos.
\titc•hcll, brother of the bride. After the
ceremony the guests and bridal party re -
pelted to the home of the bride. where a
sumptuous wedding breakfast was par-
taken, the officiating clergyman. itrv. D.
1'. McMenamin being a guest. The pres-
ents were numerous and costly showing
the high esteem in which the young eco-
i•l•• are held. racy took a trip through
\tic•higan oe a wedding tour and then
will reside lar London Township. Con-
gratulations and best wishes.
- -
McGILLI : RA T.
The very sudden death occurred on the
241th of Thomas Walls of liatnlitott,who
had been residing with !.IB daughter,Mrs.
\\-m. Culbert. Deceased was helping do
the chores at the stables when he was
suddenly overcernr arid died almost Itn-
ntdltt.ly afterwards.-Rodertck, the eld
est son of Niniant Grieve. who has been
very III of pneumonia and jaundice, has
.K• , a (tr::i for the better and now
',,owe signs of recovery.
GLAD IT DiD)
SO ML'CII GOOD.
Some remarkable stories Are being
'old about tow;, and amongt he country
people coming hi of tide simple home-
made u,,,-turc curing nceuntatlsn,
eel Kidney trouble. Here Is the recipe
amt dlrecttone for taking ; Mix by shak-
ing we11 1n a bo'tle one halt ounce Flu'd
Ex rart Dandelion, one oar ice Compound
K.rgon. three ou.ices Compound Syrup
Sersaeartlla. Take ae flexr one tea-
,poo'.ful alter tncaie and at bedtlne.
leo change need b, made in your ueuai
.Lr'. tar: dr1r,K ;lcnty of good wet. r.
T.,e ri,.s:ure has a peculiar ton.: ef-
• upon the kidneys; clensing the .•iog-
;.r,-up pores of the enrolnative tiasuee.
ice ung the kidneys to sift ant steal?;
rut the blo.J the urir arld and other
poisonous waste matter. ovcrroming
umarem. Bladder and Urinary
troubles le a short while.
A dtu;glst V,crc w:,o has had hundreds
of calls for these Ingredients since the
first ant,c'U icenunt to tt.e newspapers
last Ck tobcr stated that Inc people who
once try h " swear by It," esp_cially
those who have Lrtnary and Kidney
rrou'•ile clad suffer with ltheumattenl.
All the dtu;glets 1n this nelghborhotxl
4 ty they ran nuapty t' e tngredle•ite,
welc', are easily mixed at heti'. Thcrc
is said to be no (letter bloodcleaaeing
treat or system tonic known. and ctr-
'..1.;Iy :.gee nu,rc harmless or sltept•' to
Use.
Mr. Geo \\'aero::d 1s visiting friends
In Owen Sound.
I Learn Dressiaking
AT EXETER
We teach you everything from the
Plainest shirtwaist to the most elabor-
ate and show you how to cut, fit and
put together not only the lining but all
other goods to coats, s'terta. waists,
wrappers, sleeves, children's dresses,
collars, etc. Why spend months at a
dresseteking shop where you do nothing
but her overcast, and sew on hooks and
eyes, and then after you have served
months there, what do you know about
Butting. Absolutely nothing.
Over 2,000 girls have been taught In
this way within the past eight years,
and all recommend It very highly.
Charge of full course ie only 010.00 to
be paid when through It satisfactory,
Including one of the most perfect fit-
ting sybtetns which we teac!, how to use
free. An evening class will be also
taught, skirts, coats, etc. Charge for
Oda course $5, including the Ideal
Tailor System."
Will teach at Exeter front March Ilth
to 1t)th. hours 9 amt. 10 5 p. iu- All
wishing to try, or for further particu-
lars be sure and call at the Central Ilotel
on W'ednceday, March lath, Hours 11
a.nt. to 5 p.nt. MISS STE\VART,
Iaetructress In Dress Making.
MOUNT CAL1MEL.
Wedding. -On Monday, Feb. 22nd, a
very pretty weddtng took place in the
village of Mt. Carmel, when Leo Die-
trich was married to Miss Josephine,
only daughter of Mr. John Kegler. A
very large number of relatives were pre-
sent. The nuptial mass begun at 10
o'clock, and the celebrant was his rev-
erence, Father Foster. The bride enter
ed ttte church leaning oa her father's arm
where he presented her to the groom.
The bride was attended by :Mss Laura
Dietrich, sister of the groom, and the
groom was aesleted by Mr. Albert Regicr
a brother of the bride. After the cere-
mony a large number of relatives and
uiveda went to the home of the bride,
where u sumptuous dinner was in store
for theta. A epclal supper was given at
5 o'clock fa' the young people. Rela-
tives, neighbors and all their friends con-
gratulate the young couple attd their
fondest wish is that many years of hap
py wedded life may be theirs.
School Reports
The following is tee report of S. 8.
Nu. Stephen, for February. -Sr. 1V.,
L. Stehle, E. Sims. Jr. IV., L. England,
J. Coughlin. Sr. III., M. England, G.
Neng, J. Sothis, V. Cornish. Jr. III., C.
Coughlin. L. Sinus. M. Simi, C. Jones,
\. 1• (anagen, I1. P,atten. Sr. 11., G ,Car-
ter, 8. Jones. Jr. Il„ 11. Coughlin, M.
Lawson, C. Stall's. 1't. 11., J. Brandon,
f. Cornish. Pt. i., E. Clark, 0. Sinus.
Mattie Chapman, teacher.
The following is the report of S. 8. No.
5• Usborne, for the utontn of February.
-III., Alda Westlake 09, Sr. 11., Mag-
gie Moodie 82. Jr. 11., Orby Nestle 88,
."crtot itlggltis ea, Arthur Ford 71. I.,
Gorden Perkins 09, Charlie Trout 00,
Mervin Dayniat, 00, -\mold Ford 00.
Miss Robinson, Teacher.
The following le the correct report of
S. S. No. 1, Stephen, for l-'chruary.-IV.,
Flossie Davey, Jo. Davie, Elia Baker,
Anthony White, Hubert White, Clara
Jacob. 1V., Ella Anacreon, (thea McCur-
dy, Madellee (Islet. 111., C.ttrie Davey,
Melee Elitott, Ethel Bowden, Murvan Call
Las, Oliver Davis, Irene McCurdy, Willie
(taker, Everett Callfab, Hubert Neil. II.,
eturicl llogartii, Arthur Rubinson, Mil-
ton Jacob, Elmer \V;lson, Willa Smith,
Viola Neil. 1't. 11., Leonard Heist, Ervin
Jacob, Janiee White, Edna Bowden, Jno.
\Vhitington. Pt. I. Cooper McCurdy.
E. J. Buswell, Teacher.
The following Is the correct report of
S. 8. No. 1, Laborite, for February. The
names are In order of merit. -V., Ella
M. Down. Barry Dougall, Jennie Strang.
Nellie jtowc11Ifc ; IV., Laura llarvey, J
Str•ttig, Gordon Oke, Tena Dougall, Co -
11 1)o'. t,, (leo. Blatchford, Jun Dougall
Alvin Moir, ltoeula Down, Ira Moir, A.
Itowcliffc. Sr. I11., Llia Moir, Earl 1101,
Roy White. Jr. 111., Hazel Down, Willie
Strang. Elva ftarvey, Wilfrid Dougall,
unser Itowcliffe. Sr. IL, Cecil Harris,
George Moir, Uladye Molt-. Roes Dick,
Flossie Nell, Ilarvey Nell. Mid. II„John
Dougall, Maggle Strand, Elgin ltowclltfe,
('rank Jarrort. Jr. II., Mira Dew, Har-
old Moir, Vera Bell. Pt. I., Alice Dick,
Katy Sanders, Lorne Oke, May Nedi,flla
MR( 001, Clifford 1iolr. Average attend-
ance Sit. J. Alvin lirintnell. Teacher. .
The followlt,g is the -e port of S. 8. No.
I for February, -IV. Ii. Pfaff, N.Ford.
Sr. 111.. Edith Carrick. G. Hooper, A.
Green. Sr. 11., L. Stacey. Jr. Ii„ W.
trooper. Sr l't II., N. Carrick, A. l'faff.
Jr. I't. II.. C. Ford. Sr. I't. I., Alma
De.trl g. E. Carrick. M. McDonald. Jr.
l't. 1.. 11. (teen. No. on roll 18, average
1 t. M. I'areorie, Teacher.
The following Is the correct report of
S. S. No. 4, Laborite, for February. -Sr.
l\'•, H. May, V. Kerslake, H. Davis, C.
May. A. Skinner, rt Coates. W. Walker,
G. Davis. Sr. 111.. A. hunter, L. Coates
V. Coates, L. Harding. Jr. 111., T. Skin-
r,er al May, F. Webber. Sr 11., V,PIn
o;nbe, G. Hunter, It. Tnomson, R, \Veb
tar. 11. chanter, C. Thomson, V. lucks.
Jr. ll.. 11. Coates, W. Thomson. Sr. 1
\'. hicks. M. Skinner, A. Harding. O,t
liu:tor Loll -it. May. V. Kerslake. T.
Coates.
I1. Swann, teacher
Kill VA
Mims Kenny of Khiva Is spending a
few days with her parents. -Mrs. harry
returned home Tuesday, after a visit
with ler deugntcr, Mrs. Jas. O'Rourke
at London. -Mr. Albert Cunningham of
Tredlton spent Sunday at Khiva.- Mr.
Angus McCormlc k spent Sunday at Mt.
Carmel.
The following is the report of Khiva
School for February. names In order of
merit, --Sr. i':., Charles Gower. Jacob
.Juerin, Chas. Itegler. Jr IV., Thos.
Yearley. Leona l'ltikb, iner, Emma Cur.-
,i::gham. Untold Gower, James Maw-
hlnney. Flo..le Hartman. Ella Wilhelm:
J.,h:, Wilhelm. Maggie Hanover. Snit!.
Roy Itatz, Lewin Johns. Edna Witte).
.loscph Rcglcr, Roy !Litz. Jr. I11..Jno.
Cun' t: gham. Francis F'lyrin. Sr. 11.. Gla
dys Mawhinney, Arthur Hanover. Ver-
aeica Hanover. \Vitb.rt Hartman. Jr. 11.
Peter Reiter. Irene \tawhtnney, Willie
'.Waring. Sr. 1't. 11., Fred Cunningham,
111tt!. Flynn. Jt. Pt. 11.. Bertha Hart.
•nsn. Jon:, Ha•:over. Pt. 1.. Edgar Maw-
..inney, - M. E. S',erritt, Teacher.
TIM MIGHTY POWER OF )11 -O -NA. 1 The following Is a correct report of
1) S. S. No. 3. Stephen, for February. -Sr.
IV., J. Hogarth. W. Shaptsn, E. Shep-
ton. Jr. IV., C. P. Parsons, V. llogarth,
J. Willis, 0. Preszeator, E. Welsh, A.
Willis. F.. itoz, G. 111-•ke. Ili., M. Wil-
lis, R. Parsons. Sr.. II„ G. Stanlake,
L. Sanders, C. Triebner. .Ir. II., T. Wil-
lis. C. Parsons, L. Sanders. Sr, 1't. II.
\f. Triebner, L. 1101, V. I'reszcator, V.
Bus. Jr. Pt. II., 1'. Sanders, 0. Hamil-
ton, C. Hamilton, C. Sanders. ('t. L, It
Parsons, A. Shapton. C. Pres:.cator. E.
Stanlake. Best spellers for the month,
Sr. IV.. J. Hogarth ; Jr. IV., 0. Presz-
cator, 111., W. win(..
wit. L. Triebner, Teacher.
Mio-na. that extraordinary and per-
fect stomach tome, will relieve dyspep-
sia In twet,ty-four hours.
It will euro and is guaranteed by W.
S. Cole to the readers of the Advocate
to cure the moat pitiful cases of dyspep-
sia. if taken according to directions.
MI -oma tablets not only cure diepep-
sla, but all etcrnacit disturbances, such
as vomiting of pregnancy, sea or car
sickness after esceeslve indulgence.
Mi-o-na cures by strengthening and
invigorating the flabby stomach walls
and atter a course of Mi-o-na treatment
rottstipatlun, if there he any. will entire-
ly dleuppear,
Mrs, S. Beast of Clarksburg, Ont., Bays
"A bad stomach trouble that had both?
tired me for ycara, baffled and puzzled
skilled physic lane, was int (Ay relieved
by my using Mi-o•t,a. My trouble was
un accoui,t of food not digesting but
fermenting in :ny stomach, forming a
gas that gave me untold suf'ering and
pain and also made inc weak, nervous,
irritable and unab,e to rest. Since use
Ing Mi-o-na I can go to bed at night
and sleep and wake up In tic morning,
refreshed. I c,tu:.ot speak too highly of
Ml-o-na."
M1-o-na is a most economical treat-
ment, a large box of tablets only costs
5u center at W. 8. Cole's and the die -
peptic, nervous or otherwise, who does
not give thein a trial is losing an opt
portunity to regain health."
ZURICH
Wes Mutter of F'loradale is home for
a few days. -David Livingood of Detroit
Is vteiting his mother and other friends,.
-Miss Elizabeth ltatunie hue passed the
Jr. Harmony examination at London
Conservatory with first ctaaa honors.-
Rev.
onors-Itev. N. S. Methfessel of Buffalo left on
Thursday last for lila noire, being call-
ed there owing to sickness In the fam-
ily. -Peter Lamont has gone to Dubuc
Sask., in connection with the sale of his
stallion, Nateby Grant. -A quiet wed-
ding was solemnized Thursday evening
when Mr. D. S. Faust, postmaster, was
united in marriage to Miss England of
Dashwood. -Mrs. Fled Demuth was suc-
cessfully operated upon last week for an
ternal trouble and elle is doing as well
as can be expected. -Miss Lizzie Poli-
o -1c of Drysdale left last week for Sask-
atchewan. She was accompanied by her
brother, Samuel, w'eo has been visiting
here.
Desth.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Ilelrhert of
the Parr Litre mourn the death of their
youngest EUI, Arthur, a boy of about 15
Ile died on Feb. 23, atter an illness that
was not considered of u serious nature.
Hensall
Mrs. Stelk left last week for Dauph-
in, Man. -Harry and Arch Busch left
for the west last week. -Miss Thomp-
son left last week for Saulte Ste Marie
-Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, and son, left
for Corona, Sack., nn Monday, -Rev.
S. Toll has received a unanimous invi-
tation to \Vallaceburg Methodist
Church. -Mr. limn, formerly of the
Sovereign hank staff, Exeter. was in
town last week, -Mrs. Youngblutt, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. Bonthron, left
for Waterloo on Wednesday of last
week. -Mrs. and Mies Peart, who have
been visiting at T. Pearl's. left for the
west on Wednesday of last week. -
Mrs. Geo. Walker and children, of
fiuelph, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Swallacombe.-Ii. Cudtnore is prepar-
ing to erect a substantial residence
north of his present hnnto on Brock
St., next summer. -Mr. Moir and sis-
ter, of near Regina, Sask., are visiting
relatives here. -Much sympathy is felt
for Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn over the
death of their little child, aged 2
months.
DEATHS. -One of the beet known
and most highly respected pioneers of
this section passed to the great be-
yond on Sunda, Feb. 21st. Peter
Louttitt had attained the grand age of
84 years. Ile came to this country
when a young than and settled on a
farm which he cleared. His wife pre-
deceased hint many years. His health
had been good till within a short time
of his death. The funeral took place
from the home of Robert McArthur to
Hensall Union Cemetery. - Elliott
Fairbairn, father of Mrs. Jas. A. Bell
and who has resided with her for some
time, died on Wednesday morning of
last week. Deceased was 77 years of
age and one of the oldest residents of
Ms section. The funeral took place
on Saturday to McTaggart'sCemetery.
MARRiAOR.-A pretty house wed-
ding was solemnized at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Ring St.
West, Hensall, when their second
daughter, Elizabeth, was united in
marriage with Mr. John H. Parke, a
prosperous young farmer of Blake.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. F. McL. Smith. Little Mise Mar-
garet Weismiller was ring bearer.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
nice piano, and to the ring bearer a
gold locket and chain.
CURES INDIGESTION
Take ysur .our rtontach-o: ma"; be
:ou call It Indigestion, Dyapcpsia, Gas-
tritis or Catarrh of Stomach; ,t doesn't
matter -take your stomach trouble
right with you to your rharmacist and
ask hint to open a 50 -cent rase of
i'aic's Dlapcpaln and Int you eat one
22 -grain Trlar,gulc and see It within 5
:hit wee there 1n left any trace of your
etomacti misery.
The correct pante for your trouoic is
Food Fermentation -food souring ; the
Digestive orga,ts bccou,e weak. there 1s
lack of gastric juke, )our Toad is only
half digested and you heeome affected
with Ions of appetite, pressure and full -
hems after eating. vomiting, naus^a,
',ea. ;burn, griping In bowel., tendo: -
nese .n the pit of stomach, had taste
In ;touch, constipation, pale ir. limbs.
sleeplessness. belching of gas. ulttoua-
ness, sick headache, ncrvoueneu,s, diz-
ziness end many other stmllar sym-
ptoms.
if your appetite ie fickle, and noth-
t:.g tempts you, or you belch gas or It
y u frel Loatcd Mot' rating• or your
food Iles like a lump of lead or. your
stomach you ran make up 'roar mind
that at tee bottom of ail th,e there 1a
hte one cause-fcreutttatto.t of ur.dt-
gcsted food.
Prove to yourself after your neat meal
that your e'creacu in as good as any,
that there In :1otItl: g realty wrong.
eine this fer'ne,,tetlorl a;.d ttcg,.t eating
what you want without fear of discom-
fort or misery.
Almost Ir,ets.,t relict Is waiting for
ere 1: la tiirrrly .t r1atter of !.0N go 1.1
jou take a littic Lalapepaln•
The following Is the report of the ex-
aminations In S. S. No, 11, Stephen for
February, the !lattice beteg In order of
nterlt,-Sr. IV., Pearl Tetrcau, AnteletEng
land. Jr. IV., Mabel Wild. Jr. III.,Fran-
els Latond, Muriel Winnie, Laura Ste-
phan. Sr. IL, Joseph Latond, Irene
Ithyhard Stephan, Enuna Zel-
ler. Jr. II., Ira Tetreau, Olive Willert.
l't II., Willie Stephan, Henry Latond,
PO I., Ecroi Lafond, Ilertzcl Wild, Myr-
tle Willert. No. on roll 19, average 17.
E. Keyes, Teacher.
LUCAN.
Mr. G. E. Crawley, the geulal agent for
the Massey -Harris Company had a del
(very of machinery on the 25tH, when be-
tween 80 and 100 teams were present to
take home machinery. Over 100 pieces
were delivered.
St. Marys. -John Nicholson Gray, a
well known photographer, died last week
at the age of 55 years, after being an in-
valid for thirteen years. Ile was born at
Edinburgh arid came to St. Marys In
18133. A widow and four children sur-
vive.
PURINE HAVOC WITH
PATENT MEDICINES
An Old-tashioned, Homs -Made Mix-
ture which Cures Kidney and
Liver Troubles.
A prominent local druggist states
that since the celebrated prescription
of a distinguished specialist h.., be-
come more or Less known 11 is inter-
fering with the sale of secret medi-
cines, especially the patent or ad-
vertised kidney pills. The prescrip-
tion, which first appeared in a lead -
ng health journal,rs rcptc,c:ured
Just exactly as originally tct-tten :-
Fluid Extract Cascara...... , ;ti oz.
Carriana Compound 1 uz.
Syrup Sarsaparilla 6 oz.
Directions : (inc teasp.e nful after
each meal and at bedtime.
Any good druggist can dspense
this, or, even better, a person can
buy the items separately and mix
theta at home by shaking them well
together in a bottle. It is stated that
the ingredients being vegetable, are
Earn:' :ss and simple. It hss a gentle
and natural action, and grad'! Illy
tones up the eliminative
leaving the kidneys in a peri.:. tly
healthy condition.
A. merchant well known in public
affairs states that this recipe cl.,ed
his rteumatism. Save the prescrip•
tion.
St. Joseph. -t1. M. Cantle has a gang
of sten at work at the foot of (nt Zur-
ich road cutting down the st:ep hank for
a roadway to the dock. T .1a is very
necessary as a dock Is not tuuch u -e if
it cannot be approached front the land
side.
GIN PILLS
are just as good
for the Bladder
aa they are for the Kidneys. If there Is trouble in retaining urino-if
yon have to get up threo or four times or oftener during the night --if the
urine is hot and scalding -Gin Pills will quickly relieve the trouble.
They cure tho kidneys and heal the irritated bladder. 50c. a box ;
6 for $2.50. At all dealers or sant on receipt of price.
SaLmcle ire° DEPT. A. -NATIONAL DRUG & CHEM. Co. UNITED
if you
mention this
Pav•r. TORONTO 105
Formerly
Mases tem
Bole Drug Co.,
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QWNIPLk
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Don't be laid up in bed with La Grippe.
Break up the cold and fever with Coleman's Campho-Quinine.
.,
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Cures in 24 hours -no bad effects -25c.
At all dealers or from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO.
Nothing is easier to understand than this -one paint
won't do for everythingany more than one medi-
cine will cure allThat s the reason we make a
specialty for every purpose. Ask your dealer for
SHERW/N- W/LuAMS
PA/NTS AND VARNISHES
Made hi Canada
TNt IINSRWiN-WILLIAUS CO. Montreal, Toronto. Winnipeg.
DRS.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
•u000tooro to
DNS. KENNEDY & KERNAI
NERVOUS
DEBILITY
CURED
Fxceeses awl indteeret,'.ef are the "ansef
amen) sorrow amt sunei•ng than ail other
diseases combined Wo sea the victim, art
vicious habits on "vert hmnd• the sallow,
Pimoled face dark circled eye+e, st,nping
erm, stunted development. baslifut, metsn
cholic countenance ani timid bears g pro
rlgaim to all the world GIs folly snit tend to
blight hifeflstence. Our treatment positive-
ly,
.i 1tive-Iy cures all weak men t,y nven-emIng and
removing the streets of former In.flscretk,ns
and excesses. It et. pa all drains aro( quickly
restores the victim 19 what nature Intended -
a healthy and happy man with physical. men
nal and serve power complete
ReroverlOtesn Dra. K. A K. Ilsve
t'/aated with the ,srsatsat SUCOser alt
MN/ dlaeases of mss and women.
if you have any secret dlm.aa" that 1. •
Awl worry and a rnnna, a to )our health c..r.ult
OttI1 old eatsbliahed 1,hyslclanswho do not have to
experiment on you.
Wo guarantee to cure NERVOUS OE.ILITY.
.1000 DISEASES STRICTURE, VARICOCELE.
KIDNEY AND .LADDER DISEASES. Censsltf,
Doe ins. If unable to earl, write foe K
puestloo Minh for Ilome Treat ses&
Legated le Our Ogre Omte tlsslldlns.
DRS.kENNEDT&KENNEDY
Cor. Mkhiaan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mkhe