Exeter Times, 1909-11-04, Page 54
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THE EXTAPER TIMMS, NOV. 4th 1914
Pur6haod RIa6kffl1th Bugions
Having purchased the blacksmith property and
.business of hilt. A. E. PvM, near the own hall I
am prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith Work
for the General Public, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of all the Old Customers of the Shop
alany New Ones. I believe we can give you
entire satis faction.
Yours,
David Russell.
Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
On 3; of a Cent a Day
Nobody ever heard of "stock food" curing the hots or colic. making
hens lay in winter. increasing the yield of milk five pounds per cow s day.
or restoring run-down animals to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed "stock food" to your cow. horse, swine or pouliry,
you merely feeding them what you are growing on your own farm.
.
Your animals do need nut mere feed but something to het
e g thew
P
bodies get all thegood out of the iced' i •
you give them so they can get
fat
and stay fat all year round: also to prevent disease, cure disease and keep
them up to the best,ssible condition. No "stock food" can do all these
things, ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC can and does. It is
"TEE
EEL"
2:02i
Largest Winner of
any pacer on
GpanctCi,u.t7, 'u4
Nota "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPBCIFIC contains no grain. nor farm products. It increases
yield of milk from three to five pounds per cow per day before the Specific has bccn used two
weeks. It makes the milk richer and adds flesh faster than any other preparation known.
Young calves fed with ROYAL PURPLE are as large at six weeks old as they would be when
fed with ordinary materials at ten weeks.
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC builds up run•down animals and restores them to
plumpness almost magically. Cures bots. colic. worms. skin diseases and debility permanently.
Dan Mcliwan,the horseman. says: •1 have used ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
Persistently in the feeding of "rhe Eel.' 2.02i, largest winner of any pacer on Grand Circuit in
19ds. and 'Henry Winters,' 2.09i, brother of Allen Winters; winner of $3ti.000 in trotting stakes
in 1908. These horses have never been off their feel since 1 commenced using Royal Purple
Specific almost a year ago. and 1 will always have it in my stables."
oyal Pu
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
One 50e. package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will last one animal seventy
days. which is a little over two•thirds of a cent a day. Most stock foods in fift • cent packages
last but fifty days and are given three times a day. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
is given but once a day, and lasts half again as long. A 51.50 -pail containing four times the
amount of the fifty cent package will last 290days. ROYAL PURPLE will increase the value
of your stock 254. It is an astonishingly quick fattener. stimulating the appetite and the
relish for food, assisting nature to digest and turn feed into flesh. Asa hog fattener it is a leader.
It will save many times its cost in veterinary bills. ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY SPECI-
FIC is our other Specific for poultry, not for stock. One S0 cent package will last twentyfive
hens 70 days, or a pail costing 51.50 will last twenty-five hens 2110 days. which is four times more
material for only three times the cost. It makes a "laying machine 001 of your hens
summer and winter,f,revents fowls losing_ flesh at moulting time. and cu:?s poultry diseases.
Every package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC or POULTRY SPECIFIC is
guaranteed.
Just use ROYAL PURPLE nn one of your animals and any other preparation nn another
animal in the same condition: after comparing results you will sayROYAL PURPLE has
them all beat to death, or else hackcomesyour money. FREE -Ask
your merchant or write us for our valuable 32 -page booklet on cattle
and poultry diseases. containing also
coking mt.-els and full particulars about
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK and POUL-
TRY SPECIFICS.
if you cannot get Royal Purple
Specifics from merchants or agents. we
will supply you direct. express prepaid.
on receipt of $t.50 a pail for either Poultry
or Stock Specifics.
Make money acting as our agent In
yOurdistrict. Write for terms. 1
Por sale by all up-to.datte merchants.
W.1. Jenkins Mfg. Co., London, Can.
.1. I1EANIAN, Exeter.
HANLON & O'BRIEN, Centralia.
ve
ou
Seen
Them
We have already turned out many
smart 1% inter Suits. 1f.tvt•: von seen
them: II.wvE you noticed the new
flabrics we are displaying? HAVE you
noticed the Character we are putting
Into our \Vinter Suits:: iIAVR you
noticed how well they fit? When
some of your friends tell you their
Sults were made by Holtzman. ex-
amine their clothes closely. Notice
every detain about them. The style,
the
r the linings. the finish is differ-
ent.fie.
Our cuatotnera are proud of the
clothes we turn out f'r them, they
like to compare our clothes with other
makes. if you are not already ac -
(painted with Our Clothes ask some
of your friends about them, they trill
Bgadly "put you wise" Ch it we KNOW
HOW to snake clothes at reasonable
prices.
CR AND TRUNK St's EM
Single Fare for
Hunters
Good Going c'aily until November
• 6th to Temagatni district, etc.
October 21st to November lith to
Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Baye, etc.
I Return limit December lth or until
.1 close of navigation, if earlier, to points
'reached by steamers.
Secure tickets from Grand Trunk
agents.
jor
I
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Unlimited Quantities
fAn advanced price -cash
'will be paid for good !wel-
ling apples at the Canning
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
write J. D. MCDONALD, Union
Depot. Toronto. Ont.
flDDI6S Vldntcd
Factory, Exeter.
J. H. Holt znnann � Exeter Canning Co.
C i? EI) ITO.. . M. M. Fi inners, - Manager.
Crediton
Dashwood
Grand Bend
I
The Ewangelice1 rho:rel' was the A ver) successful Musical At llama
Thee Clara Kienzl,• entertained a rar,'11 o[ n very pn try wedding on Mae. held in ass Methodist church here
number of her f ri.•nds tort hallow,•'sn \�''dm stI t) • Ortob, r 271 h. at five 0._ ou 'Thursday night _Fth. A first-class
party Alonday evening. They all en- cock when the marriags was so1-
joyed thcrus.Aves.
Mr. and Mrs. Itetcben and children.
of Dashwood, were .the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. Fahner,
Mr. !harry Either our popular
pump -tinker left (or Sarnia where he
will remain during the winter. Ile
has rccured a good job at plumbing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and
children, of Zurich, were 'the gusts
of 31r. and Mrs. Saul. Braun.
Mr. Sam Braun was in London one
day last week on business:.
:Hiss Gladys Illuett entertained a
number of her friends Saturday
afternoon. They played many games
and t•njoyed them se1v;s very much,
Aliso Louise Fahner, of Exeter,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fahner.
ilouse cleaning is the order of the
day,
Miss O'Hara, of Mount Carmel. is
learning dress making with Miss
C:art Fahner.
Mr. Alvin McMurray is upending n
few days in Granton visiting friends.
Mr. `Alonzo Hodgins sold out his
business Ito Mr. D. 'AIs saac. IIe has
taken possession on the 1st, of No-
ornber. We understand that Albert
'r
n be an rmP 3
o c1n .
'ii' � beys played a few little tricks
on diallowe'en but we do not object
to them having some fun, but we do
not .think it becomes pnarried men to
run nround with little boys. Its n
pity some person would not tend
to such people.
Mr. and Mrs. Shea, of London,
spent Sunday the guests of their ton.
Mr. end !Mrs. Matthew Finkbeiner
and Air. and 'Mrs M. Wein left for
Recd 'City and other places in :Michi-
gan, where they will visit relatives
for a few weeks..
Mrs. J. Humble, of Sarnia, Is vis-
iting 'relatives around here.
Mr_.. hicks and daughter returned
' home after spending a number of
weeks in Seaforth visiting friends.
The members of the 'Epworth Lea-
gue met together on Tuesday night
and spent a very sociable evening
together. Refreshments were served.
We nre &ad to bear that Mr. Levi
Stahl's family is getting better,
We understand that Mr. S. Braun
has bought a gasoline engine from
A. 'Morlock for cleaning his clover. ,
Ile has rented the implement shop '
belonging to Mr. Walter Clark.
Mr. John Smith wee fin London and
bought a portable engines lie will
now he running two engines. The
farmers will not have to wait long
after this.
Miss Fleeda .Baker, of Centralia,
was the guest of Mr. and Airs. F.
C:ark, on Sunda);.
Mr. 'Charlie Dunsford, of Exeter(
Int Sunday intown.
While driving home Monday even-
ing 'Mr. and Mrs Geo. Clark mei
with an accident. A waggon was on
the road and the wheel of their bug-
gy got caught in St tearing nut the
spokes. They had some difficulty in
getting the horse stopped as it wit
trotting along 'nicely at the limes
Luckily they escaped with nothing
more ha ppenirea.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Klrkton
Mr. 11. Ilolliday has purchased Mr.
John :Moore's house.
Mr. Trank Brown has engaged
with Wm. Moore.
Mr. tEd. Kay visited friends in lien- 1
Nall Sunday. c
Mr. Lies. Robinson, of Winchelsea,, t
spent altanday with Watson Bros.
The (Misses Gossmann, of Dashwood,
spent n few days in town.
hon• of of Am •li+ Ehlt• • toung- programme teas given by local taleut
est daughter of Mr. John Fh'..irs to
Mr. Thomas Kiunfpp. The church
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
(5sion and the marriage taking para
just it twilight made the scene a
very affective ono. (twilit; to the lit -
nee'. of the pastor 11.•v. L. I'. Eidt,
the service was conducted by Rev. A.
Il. Gish:cr, of %oriel'. Mies !.aura
l'reeter, cousin of the bride, presid-
ed nt the organ. Th: bride wore •
dress of white silk, tritnnud with lace
insertion, her veil being arranged
with ii wreath of orange blossoms
and carried a cluster of whits roses.
The bridesmaid, Aliso Vilera Fahn-:•r;
of Crediton, wore n Nil: mull with
Persian embroidery and *aided pink
roses. Miss 'Idelia Bakst- and \Iia
Alma Smith made pretty little flow-
er girls, wwearint; blue silk I'riness-t
dresses and carrying baskets of roses.
Mr. ,Fred llarris was brat man. th,•
ushers being Mr. 'Clarence Kellerman
and 'Mr. Ernest Geddinger. It very
large 'reception was held afterwards
at the home of Mr. C`arcnce 1{cller-
rnan, about two hundred guests b •-
ing present.. The ,lifts were heautl-
fu!.. A very pleasant evening was
spent, music and entertainment m•nt
be-
ing furnished f) Messrs.
Brown n and
Vincent, of Exeter. a:so the bands of
Dashwood and Crediton, of which Mr.
K!umpp has been a it -temper. Air and
Mrs. Ii' iiimpp will mak.. their loom;
in .Dashwood and we all join in wish-
ing'them 0 happy and prosperous lit,;
Much sympathy is felt for Rev. and
Mrs. Eidt, who are confined to th -ir
rooms through illness. Mr'. Eidt, of
Berlin rind Mrs. Velk.,r.. of Milv(•r.
Ion. sister of Mrs. Eidt, arrived on
Friday and are nursing them.
Rev. A. D. Gishler will occupy She
pulpit on Sunday morning,.
Mrs. Gill, of Owosso. Mich., spent
a few days with friends in town,.
Mr. 3. K. Goetz spent Monday in
London.
Mrs. L. E:einstiver and Mrs. P.
Alclsaac attended the funeral of Mrs.
Noll nt Milverton last week.
Mrs. G. Ocstrcich:•r and Mrs. Grill
visited with their brother Mr. J.
1{ellermann at London Monday.
Mrs. C. Fritz spent a few days with
Mrs. J. 1{ellermann.
Road the formula on •a box of Pink
Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor
if there is n better one. Pain means
congestion -blood pressure Fomewhere
Dr. 'Doctor Shoop's Pink fain 'Tablets
check bead pains, womanly pains/
anywhere. Try one, and see! 20
for 25 c. Sold by W. 5. flow•ey.
Zurich
Mrs. C. Fritz visited friends 1n
Listowel last week.
Mr. Harvey Colosky has secured a
position in L. 'Charlesworth'a hard-
ware store at 131ytb and left last
week no assume the position.
Miss Agnes Kaercher was operated
on last 'Thursday by .Dr. Gunn, of
Clinton assisted by Dr. Campbell [or
an internal trouble.
The marriage of Miss Laura, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Conrad Fuss
to Wm. Itcichert took place on Wed-
nesday, October 27th at the home of
the bride's parents.
Rev. R. Hobbs, of Hxetar and Rev,
W. 11. Graham. of Chatham delivered
temperance nddresscs in the town
hall Tuesday evening in the inter-
ests of local option.
Rheumatism !promptly driven from
the blood with .Dr. Shoop's-Rheumatic
temtdy. Don't waste time with
ommon remedies. A test will surely
ell. In tablet or diluid form Sold
by W. S. lfowey •
S. B. NO. 3. STEPHEN
The following ix the correct re-
port of the pupils of S. 8. No. 3
Stephen for the month of October.
IV. A. \Villis, C. Parsons, J..\Villis`
Sr. ii1. 11, Parsons, AL nl top.J r.
III. C. Trcibner, G; Stanlake, L.
Sanders. Sr. 1i. L. Sanders, C. i'ar-
sons, T. Willis. Jr. 11. P, Sanders`
M'. 'Trcibner, L. Hill, V. Box, V.
I'reszcator. Sr. l't. B. C. Hamilton.
C. Sanders. O. Ilanti:ton, Jr. Pt. ill.
A. Shapton. E. 1lognrth. It. I'ar-
,
a r Y.
I
E..1 rc,a zc to
Sr. t. 1.
sons
Stanlake. Jr. T't, 'I. V. Ilogarlh, 1.
llami:ton. C. Willis, E. Preszc•itor,
is Sanders.
\Vin. L. Trcibner, leacher.
It is so difficult to strengthen a
weak n:tomach if one goes nt it cor-
rect:31. And this is true of !the heart
and kidneys. The old fashioned way
of doseing the stomach or stimulating
the Iienrt or kidneys is surely wrong.
Dr. Shoop first pointed out this error.
"Go to the weak or piling nerves of
organs has its controlling or "inside
nerve" When '1 here nerves fail then
rho{.• organs must surely falter. This
vital truttsleading druggists'
stacv:r3
every-
when
to dispense and recommend Dr.
Shoop's Restorative. A few days test
will surely tell 1 Sold by W. S.
pewee);.
Hensall
James ,alcArlhur fell from a tree
Wednesday of last week while picking
apples and was rendered unconscious.
aledical aid was .uintnoned and it
`was found that outside of a shaking
up ile was uninjured.
Mr. A. Kaiser. of Sarnia, visited
friends here :a st week.
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Q'1ro�
1ins rntlllnn
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lo stamp to
Z,m-lurk Co.. Tor -
nate. v ith name of
this pa;x• rand free
trial ios w1:1 he
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A c ienzyme writes:"Prcventics,
those 'little 'Candy ('old Cure Tablets
are working wonders in my parish".
Prcventics surely will check a cold
or the Grippe, in a v.•ry few hours.
And 1'reventie.s ar• FO safe and h:lrrn4
less. No Quinine. nothing harsh nor
sirkcnin,r. Fisc for f,•veri'h restless
children.. Box of 18 at 25e. Sold by
W. R. llowey.
that being one thing in wtloch Grand
!tend exc_lls, not heaving, like most
other neigh botilig towns. to send
away for outsiders to help them out.,
Everything proved v.'ry r:,tisfac.ory
financially and other wise.
Mrs. Fritz held a very sucessfu1
sale of household effects on Thursday
28th, previous to her Giving up tb.
Brenner house here. She moved
to Zurich on Monday where she in-
tends making ber home for the fu -
tura.
Ezra Brenner moved into ithe hotel
here on Monday, and will 110 doubt
make a good landlord.
Quite a number from Ai:sx 'Craig
are camping down the old river bed
for a soups of weeks' r:honting.
Mrs. Jas. Clark, who has been tick
for some time, is progressing favor-
ably under the cars of Dr. ltacey, of
i'arkhilh
W. B. Oliver i. busy putting n wt•all
under J. It. loung's a'eside ace.
Mrs. Trod Use held u very succes-
ful luiIting on 'Tuesday afternoon.
G. 11. Smith ons n 'I'hcdford visitor
on Saturday night..
The day school will open next Mon-
day on the Scotland !side of the invited river -
1
Every-one'uvtd o
attend.
'Cold weather is expected soon us
o I l
the toads are beginning to morrow
in the sand.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos, of Brins:cyl
visited their son here ifor n few days
last week.
Mr, and Airs. J. W. 'Holt, visited
at Farluhar over Sunday.
We understand our school 'teacher
Mr. Raymond, is leaving us at new
years, Our loss will be some other
sections gain, however,.
Robert Hamilton was laid up a
few days last week, but is out again.
Mr. Brenner's new barn is nearing
completion, and when finished will
be the best hotel barn in south
1L1rott.
The Maccabees held their monthly
meeting in their ball here, on AL...1-
day night!.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Winchelsea
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. !leer, of Credi-
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. \V, W.
herr Sunday.
A number from here attended the
fowl supper at Whalen Monday even-
ing.
The boys did some tricks here hal-
low•c'cn night, but nothu,p, serious is
reported.
Mr. Paul Doig who has (been work-
ing at the creamery left Tuesday for
London to work.
'1'he following is the report of the
examination held id a H... No. 6 Us -
borne in the month of October ,-r
IV. total 485. Emma Heywood 418.
Jr. IV, absent. Sr. III. total 1140, Ed-
ward Kellett 441 ; 11r.,•z Creery 1182 :
Eric Coward 355: !toy Goulding 297.
Jr. III. total 325, Dia Cornish 272
Ilardwich Cornish 258; Chia Heywood
Heywood 205; 11L'ty Clarke 189. Sr.
Ii. total 340, Gordon Duncan 315:
Lloyd Johns 276; David Creery 176.
Jr. 11. total 250, 'Aryrtle Washburn
220 ; Lewis Cornish 201 ; Vera Hey-
wood 150. Pt. 11. (total 240, Willie
Rontly 219; Viola Bell 213; iGordon
De:bridge 143; Frances IIeywood
I2r.
J. A. ilamilton. teacher.
Apples
Wanted
-AT-
The Centralia
Evaporator
Highest prices paid.
Thos. Elston
Proprietor.
Have you on some part of your body a sore, or eruption, -
or ulcer, or eczemou3 patch which, hidden from i the g- 30 of
others, yet cause3 you hours a::d hours of pain and in:on-
veni3cce? Y,ave you tried thio, nn -1 that, a:ld tho oth)r
re:'n dy in vain, and aro you foo'in; disha)rtened and dis-
couraged ? I; a) r. ad til) fo'.:owing ins`rnce3 cf Zaln-
B:1'.:'s ho\l:n ' pewee, a :d apply it to your caii :
" i land an u'erratcd 1c4 for several 3e rs. The ulcer, erre el „Il round the hails
whir', was ewel ea to nearly twist its 1141111141 .70. $ave:.J d.'^tort 1rette,l ni
0:9' •, ;_• •;teed artputati .:1. N ns diel me any good. '/..em -13::k he.►!aI the sorer : "
Su taes. G lemur, of Privet -s St., Kiutston. Or, re'.r tars:-
" \I r rto:h'tr tried msny thine; for abscoas^a ami er,i,t nna, bet in vain. In
Zs'trlki c she Krona a c,mpletu carr." `o rays alias A. Coagill, of \V.,pelis (.4.'..k ).
irIT•rcrs from th'se " 11'vld n Shift Troubles" of any raoiro sl' •u'.d profit by
s:acb exp,:: icncuS A. this. Zen Bak is seen at its hest whun applied to cases a hick
h v.. deCe l or Binary Ireatment. Mit! for trial l'ov, and telt it
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TME'. r;REAT SKIN -CURE,
esatt{a;
ZAM-IIU1K ANiD A MIRACLE
FAILING
Over ant) over r.ga'n Taeellnk has iper-
formed a miracle of healing when applio Ito"
s aro and akin injuries which have refused
to heal under 1.iv other fo m of ticatmeat.
\1'l'v rot let it heal your ttoablot Irumali•
atoly Z,nt-ierk is s;m:i d to a self. or wound
or.lisease l portion of 11: !i it ere int r: s its
work 1, two d r ,:tions. It rn..in:3 tilt of
1»iior, af1,1 i:s antiseptic preperti s preteen',
any gerine and biciili from 1r.•at,n•; trtnal.Ir.
'fuer Lilo h.er biles orct.e atiJ Ju ice. so rise's.
l ,idol
and co:tee:.trn1' 1, penetrate tho
.''j vent lap e5.1ao l stin,ulaao the weakened
1•r,Iie ,•t,leclls to r etive, herd. hvoi,rrntion.
1 ,t o r ells then pit forth the ir " Building"
pprelate is and re:p1 c'r fl' ! di ;::so,1 on er
In. et with fres', and healthy t s ews. 1:y
dctt<ta the whole elisen+rd surface is (bus
rel la, ed l.y neer healthy skin.
In this way Zan,: !;oil curt s ut s, burns,
brut •( a, ttleer1, at.•ccarca, itch, erlema,
eruptions, pastilles, a.•urvy, .telt theam,
b:o 41 poison, and other forms of skin trouble.
7.am•lick also Cotes piles, ♦a•icose ulcers,
oto. All druggists and stores sell at 500 per
hos, or from Zim Bak Co., Toronto, for
price. 6 boxes t2 :,o,
As the cold weather has arrived you will be looking for season-
able goods to keep you comfortable Every department is loaded
with these very goods.
Overcoats for men, youths, boys and children
Suits for men, ) ouths, boys and children
Underwear for ir.Ln, youths, boys and children
hats and Caps for men, youths, boys and children
Mitts and Gloves for men, youths, boys and children
Jackets for ladies, misses arid children
Underwear for ladies, misses and children
Hosiery and Gloves for ladies, misses and childre n
Dress Goods for ladies, misses arid children
Millinery for ladies, misses and children
Fur Coats for ladies and gents
Furs for ladies and misses
A good line of Carpets at a reduced price
Bring along your Produce.
Siebert
IcCo.
I-iartlelb Block. 1)ASHWOOD
Grand BCIIU DcDdrtlncotdI store
Millinery Millinery
Don't forget that we are still in the lead in this Department, Miss Cook
who is a first-class Milliner, will he pleased to show you her stock. and Will
accept trade for same.
GENTS' FURNISHING
In this lino we have a large stock to choose from. Never so large as we
have at present.
See those Nobby Ties, They are just what you should have. New stock
and up-to-date. Have you seen our new Caps for winter: ('(erect styles;
good wearers; right prices. Our Men's department is full to the trim with
the beat goods and greatest values we ever offered,
BRANTFORD ROOFING
This roofing is recognized to be the BI4ST roofing on the market to -day
for this season. The foundation of Brantford Roofing is a heavy, evenly con-
densed sheet of long -fibred pure wool, saturated with Asphalt w hick is forced
into every fibre -nal merely dipped. It is heavily coated with time -defying,
fire -resisting Rock Crystals which require no painting. Brantford Roofing is
indestauctable, pliable, water, weather, spark, acid, smoke and fire proof.
Will not rot or freeze and crack in cold weather. Call and get prices.
Poultry taken every Wednesday and Thursday
at highest prices. Your Trade Solicited.
W. T. AMOS, - GRAND BEND.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having purchased the Stole Business of Joshua
Johns, of Farquhar, I am able to give the general _public
snaps in
Staple Goods, Boots & Shoes, Groceries,
Oils, Etc., Etc.
and respectfully solicit the patronage of the old customers
and many NEW ONES. believe I can satisfy you.
Colne and see.
JOHN CAMPBELL
Farquhar
highest Prices for Butter and Eggs.
YOUR BLOOD 18 TAINTED
ULCERS, BOILS, SWOLLEN GLANDS, BLOTCHES,
PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES
ARE COMPLETELY CURED BY THE
NEW METHOD TREATMENT
we desire to call the attention of all those
ntllicttul with tenv Blood or Skin Disease to
our New Method Treatment as a guarantcevt
cure for !hese cuntl,luiul c. '1 here Is no ex-
cuse for any person hating n etistlgured fate
from eruptions and blotehrs. No matter
whether hcralitary or acquired, our sI.ecifie
rome'liea anal treatment neutralize all poi-
sons In the blood and expel them from tho
system. our vast experreneo In the treat-
ment of thousands of the most serious and
complieat.d castes enal,les us to perfect a
cure 0lthout experimenting. WI. 110lee neA4
"n the plan -Pay Only for the Benefit You
Derive. If you have any 1 1,4 ,1 disease• con-
sult us Fre. of Cherue it:al let us prove to
you how q uicl.ly our remedies will remote
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oat hair grows in again. the eyes become
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ltlm.
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