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Coughs and'
Colds
For the prompt relief and
cure of Colds, Coughs, Hoarse-
ness, Loss of Voice, and all
affections of the Throat and
lungs and for general debility.
Get a 1 ottle of Perry's Com-
pound Syrup of NVhite Pine
with Tar or Perry's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo.
phosphites of Lime and Soda.
Sold at
Kirkton
:'1 meeting in the iutere;ts of the•
Farmers' 1n.titute was held ire Aber-
deen '11.'11 on friday afternouu and
evening last, 19th inst., which
proved to be one of the most interest-
ing and successful meetings of the
district. Excellent addresses were
given by both geutleman and lady,
the latter especially. Luring the af-
ternoon sessiou the ladies Institute
was reorganized with Mrs. Samuel
Tufts as president. stud we bespeak
for it a Most successful career. A
meeting in the interests of the Ladies
Institute is to be held at the home of
Mrs. Jus. Moore, 4th line. on the af-
ternoon of Tuesday, Dlarch 2nd, to
which all are invited.
A social evening will be participat-
ed in by the members of the local
courts of the I. 0. F. at the next reg-
ular tweeting night, March 22nd. A
very enjoyable evening is looked for-
ward to.
The next reenter tweeting of the
Brownings Drug Store Canadian club falls on Thursday
evening March 4th. All are cspecial-
ly invited to attend as some topics of
much interest will be discussed.
\\•c understand that one of our
store keepers is coutemplating selling
out and going west. "What will be
the tt-esterners loss will be our gain."
Mr. b. ltoutly entertained it few
neighbors and friends at a social even•
ing last week.
Last week a supper was served at
Mr. W. M. Leigh's in honor of W. (ll,
Hensall
Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert .McLaren cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of their
'Wedding last Friday evening.
'Mr. Perkins is visiting his mother
and brother at the Commercial hotel.
hIr. Fred Manns last week moved Marshall, retiring director of Aber -
into the house he recently purchased deco 111.'11. The supper was designnt-
frorn John Short and which had been ed "an Aberdeen supper" by the pop -
occupy(' by James Logan. ular caretaker. Mr. I'. F. Doupc was
Mr. L. !Rennie bas been appointed elected director for the vacancy and
superintendent of the llensall Metho- a good time was the verdict.
dist church in place of J. C'. Slone -
An oyster supper was given the
illlan, deceased. Wanderers from the 'West" at the
11:. 'Roland Cudmorc intends erect- home of Mr. S. Loupe last week at
which the west, even in their estinia=
tion, faded into insignificance beside
the genial hospitality of Old Ontario.
Mr. John Williams took a sleigh-
t load to Mr. Daniel 'llnwkcy's for a
. and Mrs. Geo. lt, stbo have, social evening and a little healthy
•:
he - for setcral months, return -I exercise, returning at an unhealthy
last week to their home in the hour after a "ripping
Chris -
west. good time•"
On Tuesday, Feby• 16th Mrs. Chris- Mi-. Thos. Moss conveyed a sleigh-
tonhcr Eacrett of the second COIICee-1 load to Saintbury last week to a pie
social in the English church. The
ladies upheld, and if possible, added
lustre to their already famous repu-
tations as pie makers. which could
be proton by the number of pies de-
molished.
bereaved husband celebrated their 'Rev, Win. Lowe conducted anniver-
sarylast
'golden wedding. She is survived by ti Sunday. A really Paul'sermons in St. iritualrcuplift
besic'as her husband. a family of should be experienced by those who
'grown up children. all of whom, ex- attended.
cepting 'Robert, who li
ves in Ilensall
The monthly electing of I. O. F..
and Mrs. llnrry Taylor, who was Court Woodham. No. 255, was held
tvith her during her illness. are set- in Aberdeen 11.'11 last Monday rvcn-
tled in different parts of Canada and in where the members had it
the United States. The funeral took g good
place on Thursday.
Since going to Toronto Dr. I'ergu-
aon has secured a lucrative practice
and has :tlso been lecturing in the
hospitals.
ing a fine new brick residence in the
spring.
Lorne Sterling, who recently under-
went an operation is recovering nice -
cion of Hay, died after being afflicted
for u number of years. During last
summer she seemed to improve some-
what, but the improvement wts only
.temporarily. She was 76 years of
-age About a year ago she and her
HORN
STANLEY -In Winnipeg. -Wednesday
Feby. 171h, to Mi•. and Mrs. Jas.
Stanley, (nee 011ie McLaughlin) n
son.
QECTOR.-In Exeter. Sunday, Fcby.
'2I, to Mr. and Mrs. F. E. 11lector,
n daughter.
LAMPOItT.- In Stephen on Thurs-
-day. Fehy. 17th. to Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Lamport a son.
BENDER -At the 14th Con. Bay, on
Friday 12th inst.. to Sir. and Mrs.
Ezra (Bender. n son.
,WALTEIt.s-At the Bronson Line,
}lay. on Tuesday the 16th inst.. to
Mr. and Mrs. .ilerman Walters. rt
daughter.
BENEDiCT-in Crediton. on Monday.
Fcby. ., _2nd to ,\ir. and Mrs. Arthur
-Benedict a daughter.
MARRIED
101ESS-DAV1it0N At the Manse.
llensa 11. on Wednesday Feb. 101h,
1909. by 'rev. E. P. Ma,. Smith B.
A.. r'aizaheth Jane Davidson. to
Walter Joseph Amems.
HOWARD-l'OLLOCK At the resi.
dence of the bride's perenfs. Mr.
rind >Trs..1.7loward. Town line. Hay
Township. on \Veduesdiy Feb. 17th
by 'Rev. T. Irtvidson. of Varna,
;i,
1• A. Pollock. f 'Ripley, le to
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Thousands of American woolen
in our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo. A female
weakness or displacement .'cement is often
ten
brought on and they suffer in silence,
n,e1.\tond:,y, Feb. Nand. by Item. drifting aloe from bad to worse,
Father 'Forster. Josephine Ilcatrier, knowingwell that they ought to
of Monson Line to Leo. I)eiderich. have helto overcome the pins n
,f the• 121h con. r I and
taches which 0011\ make life a burden.
V II.1,1•;It1'-SIILI,h:li- At I)•Ishwood.
Tu. el ly. Feb. 16th by Rev. Then,
Bertha Miller to Jacob Willert.
FOI'I)-GREEN- In Stephen. on
" 1 (111estliy. 1'eby. 17th. at the
house of th • brill•"s parents. Mr. eolnes as a lx>on and a blessing,
and Mrs. Fred Green. Jessie May ai it did to Mrs. W. Barrett., of f02
Green to Milton W. Ford. by Rev.
'ROA.9Iie! Moreau St., Montreal, who writes
I I
to Ors. l'inkliain :
"For years 1 was a great sufferer
from female weakness, and despite
every remedy given me by doctors for
this trouble, I grew worse.
"One day a friend advised me to try
Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. 1 did s,. and ata thankful to
It is to these faithful women that
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
DiED
Eh;11E-At Fort %Villi., ei on Tues-
day. Fehy. 16th. Reginald Nelson.
son of Mr. and Mr.. Nelson Sheer-.
aged t montbs.
Mr. Robert Bolin. s. , x -`.I. P. and
editor of the Clinton New Era. has say that it made me strung and well."
bee'. appointed tint v• yor of Customs FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
pt -Toronto t;t -succi, d J. H. Itertrnnl
who kr b,•.•n appointed to the poli- For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-
,,t3etr- of Collector of Customs. Mr. Ilant'S Vegetable Compound, made
flrolmes' position ptys $2,100 n year. from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills
SMALL QUARTERS Folt MOSE.: and has positively citredthousands of
fond of Ilihl • stories. women who have been troubled with
ilia auntie %vrn relining 10 hi in the. ; displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
atory of Moses in th- busk, -t of h'•1- tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
rush when he elrr,•stly engair d periodic pains, backache, that bear -
•Ind he ever grow to h'• now- insg.down feeling, tlatuleney,indiges-
•'hes. he was fold.
".\ 0r,•:tt b'c man?'
Oon,I 1 r. marked incredulous+-.
"Well- I d i 1bo•rpht he'd n busted
the basket.- -The March 01-:1.1 \ t:
ATOI1.
t it ui,dilliness,ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
Mrs. I'inkbam Invites all Rick
women to write her for advice.
Shin 1 . s guided t1 sands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
5er111,1[,sraveaernac.•wsr saassso. a ram
Tickling in the A :
tie tickling in the throat!" is that what trol'''L's
't hangs on! Can't get rid of it! Houle rem-
ice hold. You need something stronger -a
divine, a doctor's medicine. Ayer's Cherry
Mains healing, quieting, and soothing proper -
le highest order. Ask your doctor about thb.
ohol ill ;his cough medicine. :-��,;ti it Co., t.0-1-Wi.-11ase,
pation res hely prevents good health. Then why allow it to continue Ana: live
iia great preventive of disease. Ayer's PUIs ars prerpills. What docs yourdocicr _al'?
time. '('owe out to lodge .
A box social was held in Aberdeen'
1I t11 last Tuesday night in the inter-
est of fit. Paul's church. There With
:t large crowd and bidding fur boxes
was both high and lively. A good
program was given uiustly .by local
talent, which was exceptional in its
ieerit. 1:v,ryune had a good time
and the proceeds beyond the most
sanguine expectation.
We regret to announce the death
of Wui. Stevens, son of \\'m. Stevens,
aged 5 years and 9 mouths. The
funeral took place on Tuesday at 1.30
attended by a large number of
friends. The 'limes tenders its heart-
felt sympathy to the bereaved par-
ents.
If you ewould have a safe yet cer-
tain Cough Remedy in the home, try
Dr. Shoop's-at least once. It is
thoroughly unlike any other Cough
preparation. Its taste will the en-
tirely new to you -unless it is al-
ready ;your favorite Cough Remedy.
No opium, chloroform, or any other
etupifying ingredients ore used. the
tender leaves of a harmless, lung -
healing mountainuous shrug, give to
Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy its won-
derful curative properties. It is
truly a most certain and trustworthy
prescription. Sold by W. 8. Howey.
Whalen
A number from around here at-
tended the social at Saintsbury litst
Thursday evening.
1I. Millson, Lloyd Hodgson and their
friends attended divine service at Lu -
can on Sunday.
Mrs. David 'ltoweeliffe, of Granton
visited her sister, Mrs. D. 'Hodgson.
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'tVIU. Morley visited
at the latter's hone rat Bryanston on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Wright gave a party to a
number of her friends on Tuesday
evening of last week
The wedding of Miss Laura Mit-'
shell to Mr. Archie Dlcllhargey took
Once on Tuesday. WO wish them it
happy wedded life.
A great deal of teaming was done
on the wee bit of sleighing we had.
LEAKING AUCTION SALE -
Mr. Joseph White has been in-
structed by the undersigned to sell
by public auction, Lot 13, Concession
6, Usborne on Monday March 1, 1909,
commencing at 2 o'clock, the follow-
ing -:-One horse; one cow due to calve
in March; 25 hens ; top buggy, light
wagon ; 2 cutters ; pulper ; fanning
mill ; plow ; set harrows ; wheel -bar-
row: hay rack ; •ladder ; hay knife ;
2 sets single harness; logging chain;
forks, hoes, spades and shovels; Lon-
don fence machine with pulley and
ropes; neckyoke, crow bar; pick; 2
oross-cut saws; pr ; steelyards; doz.
grain bags; grinding stone; cider
grinder ; a bout 75 bush. of ttlangolds :
ouantity of hay and oat sheaves and
corn; quantity of stove wood.
Household effects. -2 cook stoves;
1 parlor stove; 1 kitchen cupboard;
1 glass cupboard; 2 bedsteads; I sew-
ing machine; half doz. chairs ; lounge
25 yards linoleum: a number of pic.
tures; '1 clock.
'Real 'Estate.- North east corner
of Lot 13 Con. 6. Usborne, containing
six acres of land. with dwelling house
built of brick. in good repair., with
woodshed attached ; also a well of
good water. There are also barn and
stable; one acre of good bearing or-
chard.
Terms of sale -Terns on house and
lot made known on day of sale. All
$5SUof
to9 and under cash; h. ofe
rthtt
amotan1 seven months credit will be
given on furnishing nteihing . i ,
I proved joint
notes. or a discount of five per cent
per annum off for cash on credit
:tutounts. Decision of auctioneer to
be final. Joseph White. Auctioneer,
\Ire. ale tibia 1larris Prop.
LEA1tIsG BALE OF 'REGISTER -
ed and high grade farm Stock.
Mr. 'Thos. Cameron has received 111-
,1ruct:ons from Mr. William Deity -
'twit, 10 sell by Public Auction on
I,ot 6. Con. 12, Ilibbert, Wednesday'
March Ir .
e
► d 1909,
et
o'clockone
e sharp f011OtIrl,r. valuable
properly, viz.
ilorses, I aged mare registered from
Imported stook ; 1 mare 6 years old,
registered ; 1 entire colt. rising lar o
Years old eligible for registration; 1
gelding rising four years old agri-
cultural; 1 gelding rising 3 'years
oar:cultural; 1 gelling ti -:ng 2yrs.
'gI:cultural; 2 colts rising 1 year
o:rl. age;cultural ; 1 bice driving mare
1.- ng four years; 1 gelding rising 2
years old. carria,te. Cattle, 1 cow,
with calf at foot ; 1 cow due to calve
at lime of sale: 4 cows duo to c,lve
in March and April; 2 farrow Cons:
4 steers. 3 years old, good stockers ;
2 heifers 3 years old ; 10 ,rood beef
r:tig heifers, 2 years old ; ,10 stcers,
years o!d ; 5 calves. iIoge. Four
pure bred Berkshire tows due to lit-
ter in Meech and April; Four purr -
bred Tamworth sows. due to litter
:n March, April and May ; Four pure-
bred Yorkshire sows. due 10 litter
in SLareh, April and Miy„ 1 pure-
br.•.! It• r k.h:re boar; 10 store Logs ;
1511 :i,_: 2 bronze Toni turkeys; n
re: .',rev of hay; 25 bush. timothy
I'o..t.vely no reserve as the
1' e;'• •• 'or has e:st 11 up 1Le !case of
f 1 • r.i.
I • ',--:111 tame of *5 an,) iln,l,•r
t-' • ,,ver that tmount 9 mo=.
• ; :11 be given on furn:shin,'
o• •1 joist dotes. or a discount of
6 , •111. per anmun :';lowed fn;•
r' on ete,l;t :itnolu)f,.
\' 11,1,1A\t DAEUVNIl'LF, i'ropr'oto.
1'1Ifis. 'CAMEROS. Auctioneer.
Threatening feveriabnc=s wit:
et,.I Iron is quickly and safely enitned
t.w I'reveut:c.. There little Candy
('o?,! ell ,- 'tablets should always b,
al hand -for promptness is nil im
port ant• Prev, twin contain 'lotl'in
no
tteth° a- ,
.n harsh ..h
R or s'c
1k
ens :. i
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are t)n,lrr'1 "1 he at tc, in 1•ni ' . 1,
tied in pocket, or purse. I'rct'en' i .
,re a genu ne Snferanrd ag,t.n_ •
Colds. 25e. Fold by W 8. How 03%
Thames Road
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William
\\onteith %%:.s the s` -n.- of n large
g'1herinc Wednesday evening of last
w eek. w h. n everyone for toil s a ro'md
asmembl••d to Wel Mr. and Mrs. Mmf-
te•th and their (niftily farewell b• -
fore 1heir dopa rt 'i r.• for t h • west.
SI r. Thoma. Cameron w-nappoint-
ed master of ceremonies and while
Mulae
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Promotes l3'igeslion,Cheerful-
nt sea Ldilest.Contains neither
.im,Morphine nor Mewl.
OT NARCOTIC.
Ape fect Remedy for Cons tipa-
tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions ,Feve r i s l t-
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
i'acSitnile Signature of
NEW YORK.
Al le rnolttit+ old
-llo,is-.3)CrNIS
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CASTORIA
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
7Ha CIN?AY. OOY.►Mr, M -W rasa CTI.
When Your Head Aches
don't take chances with your heart by dosing
with headache cures. It's caused by upset
stomach or inactive liver.
will settle the stomach and make your liver act with-
out violence but effectively. It will remove the
cause and cure the headache.
" Geta 25c. Box
For Sale by W. 8. Colo, Exeter.
he read the appendid address Mr. and of agriculture for Saskatchewan.
how to handle the plow. and that
gentleman learning that iBilly in-
tends going to the west. wrote ad-
vising Hilly to ca11 on him before
making any decision as to his lova-:
tion.
Mrs. Monteith were made the recip-
ientsof two1 c
s beautiful fur rats. .\1
f o r.
Monteith made an effort to respond,
but was somewhat overcome by the
kind expressions tendered hint and
his family. and it was some time be-
fore he was able to do so. when he
gave tt song and so heartily teas he
enchored that he had to favor the
assembly with another one. Lunch-
eon was provided by the guests and
during the repast a program of ex-
cellent music that was highly appre-
ciated was given. Atter luncheon it
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Incorporated 1935
CAPITAL (paid up) $ 500.00000
RESERVE FUND ••.. $3.50o,000.00
Has tis Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
• Dlckson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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OF COMMERCE
HE.tI) O1,1710E, TORONTO EST&BLISt1ED 1887
B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,00
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,00
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank arg a most convenid
way in which to carr)- money when travelling. They are issued in denomination!
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France(
' Germany. Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swedelil
and SwItzer•land is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other countrieh
they aro payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every office
of the Bank:. 131A
Exeter Bl.ancli-G.'W Harrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
DRS.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
SuGcoasore to
DRS. KENNEDY & KERBAN
NERVOUS
DEBILITY
CURED
Exeesscs and fndiscret;nns are the cansey
`.1l
. of more sorrow and outlet ing than all other+
diseases combined We see the victims of
t vicious habits on every hand• the sallow.
pimpled face. dark circled eyes, stooping
form, Stunted 'Ievelopntent. bashful, melon.
chollo countenance and timid bearing pro-
claim to all tho world his folly and tend to
blight his existence. Our treatment positive.
ly cures all weak men by overcoming and
removing the effects of former Indiscretions
'111;1 - and excesses. It stops all drains and quickly
1 estores the victim to what nature intended-
,ta healthy and happy man with physical, mets-
! intended -
,g
tat and nerve power complete.
1�" ;,•:•• • �"'"' .' :•i9 Y treated with the overt/green st aucceess alt
t$ diseases of men and women.
TF n.l g'tl6 r "1 _f ,�... �•r•( It you have any secret disease that li a
iN!! worry and a menace to your health consult.
li ilii old established physicians who do not have to
experiment on you.
\\'o guarantee to cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLOOD DISEASES, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES. Consutte.
Yon Frei. It usable to call, write for
Located le Our Own OitkeBullding. question Blank for home Treatment.
DRS. K
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KENNED
• Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
To Mr. find Mrs. William \fon-'
teith-We the residents of this lo-
cality and the members of Court Star
I. 0. F., 'T'arquhar, have met to-
gether this evening to spend n social
hour with you. \\'e feel that we can-
not allow you and your lovely fam-
ily, who hrtve been with us since earl -
program of speeches, interspersed lest childhood. sharing with us in all
with songs. recitations, tic., wits giv- our joys and sorrows, ever rendering
en. after which the light fantastic roost valued services in both church
;a
w s indulged1
in. .1 Dt 1
Mr. onteith. who and slate, t to retire eft a ourfrom
midst
dt
recently disposed of his farm. with without at toast giving expression to
the intension of going west in a few our fillings in some way for the
weeks. has been rt sterling character many services you have rendered in
of the neighborhood during his en- this community. l -our home has al -
tire lifetime and the function Wed- trays been open to all who might en-
nesday evening very fittingly show- ter, and one cannot look back with
the appreciation and 181ee111 of his but happy remembrances of the ninny
ninny friends. who sorry to see him pleasant hours spent in your company'
depart. have every wish that in his +and for ths stand you have always
new home prosperity and continued taken in upholding that which.. was'
happiness will be his. noblest and best in making this Io -
In his younger yeers Mr. Monteith calif). .what we believe it to be. second ,
Was considered the hest plowman in to none in o'Ir fair province. We
the township. twinning ninny medals would ask you to accept thos.• pr. s -
by his prowess with the plow. III. tints as rt token of th.• esteem in
had the honor of teaching liotl. W. w hich you :Ind your family rare held
It. Motherwell. the present minister in this eonunonify and it is the wish
of all present that wherever yon may
stet• fit to east your lot and tnnke
a ham". you may be long spared to
lite happy and useful lives in making
ih's Canada of ours the best govern-
ed country in the world. ;Ind you may
rest assured that the hearts of all
of iis go with the gift and the best
wishes for your welfare. Signed in
behalf of th • cotnntitlee, Thos. Cam -
croft.
Only hart of the wheat
berry is tit for food. Yct
much that isn't ot'tcn gets
into) flour. You cannot see
it or taste it, but it's there.
it is simply a case of the
miller getting more flour
from his wheat and your
getting Tess nourishment.
Royal Household
Flog
is so milled that nothing
goes into it except the !)art
of the wheat that is food.
You get just what you pay
fur -the hest and purest
flour made. 1 t goes farther
because it is all flour. Your
grocer can supply you.
Ogilvie Flour „ ltd.
ssb IilwUeal.
IN FIVE MiNI'TE;S.
Take your t -o Ir stonutch-or may-
be you c ill it indigestion. Dyspepsia.
Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach: it
doesn't 'natter -take your stontnelt
trouble right with yoi to your pita r-
tnaCist and tisk him to open n 50 -cent
ens•• of t'ape's 1)inpepsin and -let you
teat one 22 -grain 'friatignle and see
if within five minutes ther.• is I •ft
any frac. of yoar stomach miser,
'fhe correct name for your trot.b1.
is food fermentation -food souring :
the Digest it • orga114 hceom.• weak.
there is lie;; of gnatric joie•; you'
food is only half digested. and you b. -
Mme aff.•eted with los*, of appitite.
pressure
a
radf1 i n .a
11 t•a
after et '
til ••
vomiting. nausea, heartburn. grip ne
in the bowels. tenderness in th.- pit
of stomach. had Mste in month. con-
stipation. pain in limbs, sleeples.n
belching of gas. biliousnes, sick hi•I
ache. nervnusneas, dizzim•ss and runny
ofhrr similar symptoms.
If roar appetite is fickl,• and noth-
in,,, tempts y-tei or yo•t h •Ich gas or
if you feel hin,1.-d aft. r eating. or
your food lies like a lump of lead on
yo ,w stomach. you can make up your
1 to • d that at the h)tiore of all this
I h i • i • ' --1 •rm'•ntat iotl
of 'tn.t'.isgestbetdon fond:.i is •
Prove to yourself rifler your next
nt.al. that your sy)nineh iv r1+ good
as any ; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin rating tt•hrtt you tt•rtnt without
fear of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. It is merely a matter of how
soon yon take a little Dinpcpsin.
Heart Strength
rasa rt Strength, or Wart Weaknrca. meant Nern
6lremrth. or Nerve Weakness -nothing moo.. I'•'s
lovely. not ono wesk heart in a hundre.1 ts, In ft
MI1, aelually diseased. It Is almost always e
hidden tiny little nerve that really 0 all at fstilt
This obscure nerve' -the Celiac. er n.,n,t N. rwt
-simply needs, and must hare. More roan r, niort
stability, more controlling,more aovenllne
strength. Without that the I -ort must continue
to fail. and the stomach and kldu^ys also have
these same eet't:oiling nerves.
This clearly ctplah,s why. ns n medicine. Pr
Rhoov'* Re.tnrative has in the test done so Huish
for weal: ami ailing Wart) Pr. shooppern swish,
the can, of all tide painful, pnlpitatine, sweetie.
Ina heart dlttre, Dr. shootfs l:e:torati•;,•--thft
popular prescription -Is alone directed to they
wfak and wa-ting nerve centers. 1t builds;
It,trengthcn,; It ofh•rs real.senulne heart help.
If you would hate ,trona Hearts. strong d'.
testi on. stremit hen these :nerves- re-t•-tsbllsh
them as needed, with
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
W. S. HOWEY.
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
TO
NIANiTo 1, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Ry Citnadlnn Pacific direr' line
For Settlers t.ave': ng
w
.thlirest
r'
O_N it
i
effects
Special Trains
-ave Tarc.rtc
t'.ch T!•Esnal' In
NAR(;nand APRIL
ei 10.1.3 p.m.
Settlers a r•r^I?es
w•.h
O.,t livestock
should use
ReltllarTrains
10.11 p.m. daily
:rt; `, r•. ng Cars
Ft.,.; Mire
COLONIST (:,1R.S ON ATI. TF %INS
No Charge for he'll..
1.0•V CO1onist Rate!.
Only Through Service to the West
AGFIy to, nearest ag.et 'or full irf,.•• A,1
ee copy of "Settlers' 01, 1. •
Thompson, U.P.A.. C !' • ;.
. .1. (':\ RLiNG. A rly. rat, ::xe ter,
SPIVS 01 Me C000000 NOiR VIM
HOMESTEAD 8T
$ FAD
itE(t
t 1,
ATI(,\
Any person who is the solo head
of a family, or any male over 18
years old may homestead a quartet,
seotoni of available Dominion land its
Manitoba. Saskatchewan, or Alberta
The applicant must appear in perso..
at the Dominion Lands Agency o
Sub -agency for the district. Entry
proxy may be had at the agency. cm
certain conditions, by father, rnother
son. daughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties: -Six months residence upon
and cultivation of the land fn eaob
of throe years. A hotnosteeller may
live within nine miles of his home-
stead on a 'farm of at least 90 acres
solely on tie I and uecupied by him or
•'I:s father, tnother, son, daughter,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a homestea Bar
in good standing mny pre-empt e
q•n.lrter section alongside his home•,
stead. l'rieo *3. per acre. Duties--
Must reside six months irt<aeh of six
years from date of homestead entry
(including the time required to earn
homestead patent) and cultiytae
fifty. acres extra.
A hetnestea,ler wild hna exhausted
his horrlesten.l relit tend cannot oh-
ta:n a pre-emption may take a pur--
cl''i ..•.1 ):orneafead :tl certain districts
l'r c; @3. per acre. Duties. -Must
r•e.''!u a x rr.rnt!1a in each 0f three
years, co:t:[•rate f fty acres and erect
a house wort'1 '1.
W. $3 W. COR)i).9Y,
Deputy of the Minister r.f the intetler
meat trill
N. n,-Cnot be nanthraid nridofor pnbllcation of Me adttrtlie
el0 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATEsTS.
Tp*oc Minae
Dt:stcrt3
Anynn*tMdln QOP3'nlf►HTS11c.
eateelg U' rtaro est. a 1In1e)'tfree a I..+i oreas
tIMlomnart•'nrincpnt,.lvatAunt Naha 11 )01 •s'tznpineattw-
Mnfree f'Meet a:r..Iry tor se, one,:watwnte.
Patent* laden t,,r,utrh Munn b. CO. receive
eve 141notie,withonteh e, mien
Scientific eh
.
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. tff./.'Roste"Sc-.
tweet. '1 erre, int
d try
A handsome •- ilii erste-.r
enlennn et any '•'tendlo
Var./44N eft a year p,•t.
t -cry.
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