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Purchased
Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the Blacksmith business from Mr.
Alonzo Hodgins, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the Old Customers of the shop and many
new ones. I am sure we can give you entire batisfaction.
"Horse Shoeing a Specialty"
.�.. , Dan Maclsaac.
CREU l TON, ONTARIO,
Por6hd6 BI6KmJth BosIo6SS
,J.1,1/11\t,klr•
Having purchased the blacksmith property and
business of Mn. A. E. PYDM, near the Town Hall I
am prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith Work
for the General Public, and respectfully solicit the
patronage ot all the Old Customers of the Shop
and many New Ones. I believe we can give you
entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell.
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W. J. IIEAMAN, Exeter, 11ANLON & O'111RIEN. Centralia.
Have
Seen
111
t
•
!neighbors it is hard to say how ser-
iious a blaze might have occurred as
there was a gale blowing from the
West nt the time.
?fir Charles Shoemaker, of 'Park-
hill. i1 in town visiting her mother.
Mr.. F. .Demuth, who .bas been in
poor health lately.
Father Leiseltc, who has be.•n par-
ish priest at .Drysdale for a number 1 ,
of years, intends leaving for a par- lh
h e m isb near Windsor. Father Lander-
1 vine, of IDlontreal, is to be bis Hue- t j
i censor. he of
MTs
have already turned out many -•r. ---
1Vinter Suits. HAVIy you seen Zurich 'Road, died of heart failure arren S. Ilignan, of �on w•ce
f HAVE: you noticed the new' g,inday, Nov. lath having reached the D
e we are displaying? IiAVR you ag,' of 69 years, 6 tnnnths. The fun- sist
o trd h\Vinttrttcter er sit a Ore puttingI ernl took place on Tue.day of last M
d how well the HI' When i vHAVE MI 1 elk, interment bcinJ; to the I''annt,. ;was
viltecemetery.y last
Of Sour friends tell yon their;Mr. John Procter was in Stratford M
Crediton
Mr. George II. Bedford, returned
Tuesday from Denfield, where hs
operated a thresher during the past
few mouths. II.. will remain here
until the first of the year when lie
expects to resume his position with
the Goodison route at Sarnia.
Having sold out my 'Horse -shoeing
' and Blacksmith business 'I desire to
thank the public and surrounding
country Lor the large patronage which
has 'been given me those many years
I have been doing business with you.
I will will be found with my old
friend Thomas Trevethick handling
our celebrated cutters and sleighs.
Our stock trill be complete Ina few
days. It will be n pleasure ►to us to
have You call at lour show rooms and
inspect our stock. We have never
abown a finer assortment, go It rouble
to show you !them Whether you buy
or not. A call solicited.
Yours Sincere:y
Alonzo Uodgins.
Mfrs. Dr. Orme and daughter, of
Centralia, spent n fete days in town
visiting relatives.
'Mr. Pram ;Braun ;was in London on
business.
Miss Tillie Win, of London. is
spending a few weeks with her par-
ents.
Ilerb, Either spent Saturday
it London on business.
quarterly meeting iwas held in the
Evangelical church Sunday, A. Y.
Hoist the preaching elder conducted
the services.
'Miss Lillian Geiser spent Saturday
in London.
Mr. Ed. Worm spent Sunday in
Zurich visiting friends.
Miss 'Mabel Inman spent a few
days in London visiting friends.
Mr. Claude ,Bluett spent Saturday 1
and Sunday int Toronto.
We Ore glad to 'see Mr. Levi Stahl
out again.
Mr. Frank Finkbciner left for Lon-
don Saturday where be has accepted a
position as' tailor.
'Miss Glady's Essery, of Centralia,
spent Sunday in town the guest of
Miss Ella Beaver.
A temperance meeting was held In
the Evangelical church Tuesday even-
ing, an address was given by A. Y.
Ilaist. The male chorus gave n few
selections.
Mr. M. I•'inkbeincr was in London
on 'Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. hiattheww .i"inkbeiner
and Mr. and Mrs. M. Wein returned
home Friday after spending a few,
weeks in Michigan visiting friends.
Mr. Fred Finkbeiner is spending a
few days in Seaforth visiting friends.
We had a very heavy rain on Mon-
day. It lasted nearly all day. Far-
mers shouldn't be scarce of water
this winter.
over
While
Creditor' bridge mith awith s coming,
traction n bolt came out of the boiler
and scalded Willie. It is now up at
Albert Morlock's shop for repairs.
Mr. Wm. Wenzel 1 sol
d his to
Frank Taylor. Ile claims be had the
best cow in town.
;Miss Clara Palmer attended the
wedding of bliss G. Glavin, of eft.
Carmel. on Tuesday.
Nensall
Mr. James McArthur, who injured
his back by falling out of an apple•tree aotne weeks ago diad of his in-
juries Saturday morning. An opera-
tion was performed for the removal
of a broken portion of his trine. but
it proved of no avail.
Mr. Nortu;ut Cook was in . Lucan
last tt •ek, st;irting up the electric
Tight plant in that village. Thelege twill vote ou a by -lath to pur-
chase 'the plant and iu the meantime
it swill be operated by the corpora-
tion. Cook & Sons having leased It.
Miss Stutrgeon, ,who ha.s resided in
our village for a number of years.
last Saturday disposed of her house-
hold goods.
'1'he Ladies' Aid of Carmel church
gave a foul supper and concert Fri-
dty evening, for %which cu► excellent
program was Orrutded.
31r. Kendrick, tit ho was here at-
tending his uwife's Inner:IL bas re-
turned to .make several trips on the
lakes before the close of navigation.
11,• wwill return here for the winter.
Mensal! has notw' ono of the roost
convenient and handsomely fitted post
(iranct Bend
.1r . W. it. Oliver received word
recently that her sister Mrs. Jos.
Alberts, of it. Marys, was very sick.
Mr. and Mrs, Abner Moltard accom-
panied by Mr_. Mollards mother. Mrs.
Jno• Dolt Jett for ,London on Tues-
day morning where Mr.. Mollard is
to undergo au operatiuti.
r. Chester, sf Sit'nia, who has
been at the 'llrenner flocse for some
time lett for his home un Saturdty.
"llewware all you boys of our fairtown" look out for that dope that
bas got noised abru:,d.
Matirioe I3renner a►td his ,sister,
Mn. Jas, diannon visited in Park-
hill on ]Saturday.
'1'bt' recent cold :nap has not been
able to close up all the animals that
hop around the bush.
The 13911 Telephone men left for
I'arkhill on 'Friday, after repairing
the l lies in this tleighborhood.
Herman Zimmer, of Dashwood, wasa iGrand Jiend visitor on Sunday.
'Mr. McIntyre, of Mitchell, visited•at W.(tv rhlrito over f Arko Siebert Cot.Hcv. IDir]]taker, of Arkona, is topreach educational services ,in the
Alethoelist church There next Sunday.
office fora place of its site in this henry Eilber M. 1', I'a returned
of the ;Province. It is a credit in horn`' Saturday after a very suc-
internal fitting ito the enter cessftil hunt on the old river.
pulse We Ore pleased to sea Mrs. Jas.
of the .postmaster and the wworkmenemployed in construction, 'rbc cab-1Clarkaround again after her recent
;net, which its of oyprus toed, witbIllness.hard oil finish, is very beautiful. It What's the matter with our Town
is V shaped, flattened at the pointfathers( Nothing about election for
atld the general opinion is .-that it
cannot bc• /surpassed for convenience.
It has 210 hadsome lock noxes. wvith
polished metal doors and bevelled
plate glass li,;hts, also 10 Iock draw-
ers of •the same material and 80 call
boxes. The designers were the post•
master and Harry Ingram, and the
atter, wwho bad the contract, made a
grand job of 'the cabinet. He was
ably assisted by J. Johnston and I1It
SIEBERT & CO
We are aiming at giving you the very best. goods—the
very best tl'iality at the \'t'ry lowest. pricte
Special Prices in Millinery
to reduce our large stock of Millinery we will give a epetial discount of
millinery for the remainder of diff month.
CARPETS
This is a line we want to clear out and wilt sell all Dur carpel$ at cost. WVe
aleo full l ne of Ull line of ndrwear)raps adress a such otes' therCgoods as are f'ud in au upttodate store at reaonable prices.
We want your business!
Butter, Eggs, Poul Dried apples and Dutch sets taken in Exchange,
FARM PROFITS
May be largely increased by knowing the
exact condition of the farmer's market,
and by learning of the best method in
farm practice. This is precisely the
, sort of information the Farmers' Weekly
• Sun gives in every issue. It has no equal
as a Farmer's Business Paper. Good
farmers rely on it. For price see our
clubbing offer.
Cent-aliaRev. \V Ct. t aytor, of Varna. will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
Church wwbile Bev, Mr. 3lutt takes
anniversary services on the Varna
circuit.
A
ng of
e•
W;1. held ITuesdayheveFningrwbeth n Leltty.
Mr. Itutt delivered a picture talk
on the United Staten after ww•hieb a
Bible contest on the life of Solomon.
Misses (:. Essery and Lily 'Robinson,
were the captains. Miss Robinson's
side n•on.
Mr. and rll'rs, W. Essery svo are
glad to hear are able to move nbout
now. They have )tad a long seise
of typhoid fever.
Mr. \V• 1t, Elliott returned from 1t
visit of three rnarntbs in the wvest onSatnrday.
\flossIsnuna Abbott, of ttos.eati, i„
rguest of her sister, Mrs. \Villiam
rsobs,Ira. Thomas Ilissett and daughter
a Edna, of Exeter. were the guest
the Misses Ilaitdford a day last
k.
ira. Charles Dupla') visited her
er in Lucan a few days fast week.
r. A. 'RR. Jlenmish, of itderton.
themtest of 'Mr. James Handford
week.Lillian Elliott ffave' two well
dered solos in .the Methodist
reit oft Sunday. ww hich torr. much
rec.atetl by all.
•
were made by Holtzman, ex -1
their clothes closely. Notice
every detain about them. The style,
the tit. the 1" , gs. the finish is differ-
ent. Our customers nee proud of the
ctotnes we turn out f•r them, they
like to compare our clothes with other
Noakes. 11 you ate slot already no FOR FLETCHER'S
quainted with Our (clothes tisk some CAS T
of your friends about the, they will 4 R 1 A
jail r ''put you wise" th it we KNOW
NOW to stake clothes at reasonable i
1
Last \Vednesday ns n witness in 'an
onion snit being tried there.
Children Cry
H. Boltzmann
W
('4EI)11 ON.
Zurich
A very pretty wweddng wast cele -I
brnted at the Mennonite church of
be 1lth in't., When Lydia Ante
tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel il.•eh-
er becatne the wife of Mr. Christian
rh. of Blake. The e,•remnnv wwa3•
performed at high noon by itcv. N,1
Stauffer. of illake. After the cert..;
mony th,• yoting enlple drove to th:•I
borne of the bride's parents, where a
wedding dinner woe served. The
young count,will settle down on :tt
form on the Bronson Line.
Mrs. it. 110wald's hnuac at the
West end hid a narrow escape from'
b.';iig by fire 01) W 1j1
stay. Ti, re n as finite a hole terut
into the roof. near the chimney. and
but for the timely arrival of some
pples
anted
The Centralia
Evaporator
Highest prices paid
Thos. Elston
I'i ol►ril 10r.
Ten
elm
npp
Whalen
eynolds. W. Stoneman put on the
finish. Ross & Taylor :furnished the
material, and the Office Specialty Co.,
of Toronto, the boars. When the
mesinase glass in two shades is
placed in She handsome pannefs the
effect will be fine. To this we might
ndd that ;during the year . a very
handsome plate 1'Elai.s front has been
put in lube post office. Ifensall post
office was opened some thirty years
e late
ago by
when theh village .Tames
first t started,
and 'luring all these years Mr. G.
J. (Sutherland has been connected
with 'the office, first as assistant.
and of late years tis postmaster. Mr.
Sutherland is a most obliging and
painstaking official, and the many im-
provements and conveniences that he
has now established in the office test-
ify to his desire to have the office
convenient add up to date in every
respect, as .well as to have things es
comfortable and convenient as pos-
sible for the public. Mr. Sutherland
is certainly do be congratulated on
what he has done, and we trust he
may be spared s•red
P many
years toenjoy
the conveniences of his new offe
and also to serve the public in the
capacity of their postmaster.
ARE YOU GfJN,G SOUTH' Ori
WEST THIS WINTF.Rf
Now is dhe time to plan your ltrip
10 California, Calexico Florida or the
Sunny South. Consult nearest 6, 11:
1R. Agent regarding low tourist rates
or address .1. i), fMfCDonald, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
Ellmville
Anniversary Services will be pre-
sented here on Sunday. Dec. 5th, by
Rev. W, 11. Butt, of 'Centralia. spec-
ial collections In aid of the church
Fund.
Mr. 1t. Skinner f=old a fine team
of 2 year old colts to Mr. it. J' ydd
for a handsome pros..
fir. John Tucker has moved to the
village to reside.
The At Moine given by the Adult
Bible 'Class o1 Thursday evening Last
was quite it success, about 85 being
in nitenda,ee, a good programme
was rendered and lunch was also
served and the evening very pleas-
antly spent.
Mr. and IMrs, John Johns have gone
to Exeter where they wilt .b the
future reside.
Miss Ella Veal bas gone to London
to accept a situation offered her
there and William expects to keep
hatch. 1
The Ielephotic frorn the village
north will soon be ready .for the
)tette.
13ETHESDA ANNiVi;rRSAiRY SER-
VICES
The anniversary servioes of the Be-
thesda Methodist church will be held
on ;Sunday, Nov. 28th, when IRev, lL,
Ilicke, o; Crediton. mill preach in
the afternoon at 2.30 p, tan. and in
the evening at 7 p. tn. .when free
will offering wwi.I1 be taken. Speciai
music at both services. •Rev. B. A.
Fear, Pastor.
A('CTION SALT'. of Durham, rend•,
,and Iiolstein Coo -, nn Friday. Nov.
1 10th, 1909, ;at 0111' u'clnek. at the T)o-
minion house Stable., Zarieh•
A number f roan here attended th •
AUCTION C"PION SALE of Choice Doi
Anniversary serrates at Zion on
jtittd•ty las:.
Mr. Jesse Jacques frinday,d at Mr.
Art hit G•;unitlg...
Mr. Thomas Lingard and Mr, AI- . Hold. Exeter, on Wednesday. Decent -
mer
Morley left this week for Strat- I bar 1st, Commencing at one o'clock.
ford where they intend working for tit'' following : -Iiigh grade Holstein,
'h.• winter. I too cows dile to calve at Sime of
Mr. hector Jlillson. St:ndayed at "1'. x tows dee to calve in March
Zion. t and April High Grade Durham Cows,
Otte row dile is calve at time of sale,
WARNING 1150 COW? due to calve about the first
:if ,1: ;'ry, J2 cotes due to calve in
Th:• Family Ilerald and Weekly 'March and .April; six steers, two
Stir of Mont real in this week's issue years old ; one mare !rising four years
are warning their present subscribers old, agricultural; one mare rianj
to renew earlier than usual this three years old, draught; one Ilack-
scawon, ns there is an enormous de- Hey, good farmers' driver, three
mind frorn now sitbrci ibers and there years old ; one choice black driving
is apt to be it congestion at the close mare, four years old; pap (armor's
of the year. The new premium pie- driver, 8 years old; One atandar.t
into, "Tho Soni"i Awakening." k bred bay mate, 10 years old; two
causing :1 perfect furore of enthusi• Portland cutters, been used; .ane
asm in all parts of the 1)ontinion, is set of single harness.
is certainly n beautiful picture and The cobs are ail bred from gond
is appreciated more and more the o;- milking Orrin nrld may be Peen et
tenor one sees it. 1t is 19 x 21 le- the lintel stab'es ih • day previous to
cies, ready for framing. A copy i- 1 he sale.sent to revery etibscriber for 1910. The above sleets are the prat. •rty
and along with such a paper as The of A. 'C. 'Ward.Fam le Herald and Weekly Star at TERMS oln SALE—Eight ►nonthq
one dollar a year certainly is the credit will be niwen on Qnrni.t) v.!.hest bargain of the year. Clergy- approved joint notes or n discount
men of all denominations are urging
pirents to become pos$essorA of a
copy of this interesting pieture.
Cott 5 and Choice Steers and Horses.Tho .
Cameron hag received bonnie -
lions from 'Mr. Williams to sell by
T''iblio Auction at the Afetropolita
Mayor heard yet. Wake up attd get
adoing.
Mr. Jos, Oliver has a spring duck
that weighs 9 lbs. neat this "I
mean the duck" if you can.
A report seems to have got spread
between here and Parkhill that each
patron of the Rural Free •Mail De-
livery would have to pay sLoo for
his box and also $1.00 every year for
service. Now this is not so. The
patron pays for his hox which tben
becomes his property, but the Govern-
ment pays the carrier for serving the
same. Its a good thing supposing
it is n grit measure and people should
grasp it :when they get the chance
for don't ,forget it is here to otay
and you ,might as well have the bene-
fit of it when you have to beip pay
for it.
Farquhar
_hiss Addie Tunlntill spent last
week with her aunt Mrs, Louis Aids -
worth, of Mayfield.
Mr-. John Campbell spent n part
of last week with her sister Mrs, \V,
G. Bell. of Ileo=at;,.
Messrs McColey and No'.c s have suc-
eeeded in putting dowel it well for
Thos. ]Rundle and have moved to Mr.
Cee{tis" of Elimville. They stem to
he up to their job.
Sots • of the 'nail boxes have ar-
rived. but we are tint u.re when the
rural trail will commence,
We see our new merchant is
tak-
ing intow —
a long felt want. John
seems to be a hustler.
Mr. john Tucker and family mov-
ed to Elimvile lest week. Neighbors
atilt miss Bohn", genial smile.
SENSMiTH
Thr' anniversary f-erwices of the
Sexsmith church will be held .next
Sunday, when ]Hew. 'Millyard. of Ifen-
sill will preach at 11 a. m. and !ter.
Hobbs, of Exeter at 2.Ni.
\Vm. Cornish bas rented lot 0,
Concession 4, from the Canada Coy.
and has moved onto the property.
Mr. Amos .Wildfong"s home Is un-
der quarantine, owing to some of the
family having scarlet fever.
One day last week while•'.lir. \V(f_
Northcott, of 'Exeter North was as-
sisting his Ron picking apples on the
2nd, h' fell from a tree. and while
no bones marc broken, he was badly
shaken up by the fall.
Palpitation of the heart, ner-
vousness, t ren►blings, nervous bead -
ache, cold hands and tett, pain in the
hank and other forms of weakness
are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills
WATER GAUGE BURST
C. 1'. II. Fireman Badly Soild;d.
C. 1', It. fireman, Geo. iI, fhlffus,
who lives in 'Robertson Street, Fort
William, while on his t•ng:n' near
Westford happened a nisty ace. -
dent, Thr• water gauge of the loco-
motive bur • rid scalded the whole
of the left . 1i • of his face and head
terribly.
"It so bappsned," amid .I)Itffus to our
representative, "that 1 had n not of
Za - 3
m f uk in my pocket, which 1 used
for a sore on my lip, and when 1 had
recovered from the first shock .of
the accident, I produced the balm and
had it applied freely to the scalded
parr. At the tittle 1 applied it 1
was suffering acute agony, but with-
in a wonderfully :short ,time Z.irn-
lJuk }favi• ins ease. 1 wwas nhie ,to
continue my journey, and upon reach-
ing home i obtained more Zan►-iluk
and contittned the 1rcatmerit. It
acted wonderfully well, and in a few
days had I he wound nicely beatings
1 don't know anything Po fine as a
healer of burns, scalds, cuts. ..and
similar injuries wwh'ch workers are
so liable to; rind in any opinion a box
of Zan -link should be kept handy in
every worker's home."
There is son'eihing diff,•;e nt :old
superior about Zan, -link. Time and
again workers in all branches of
trade have proved its vast superiority
over th,• advertised ointment.; and
salves of the day. No doubt the fact
Ih.tt/,am-auk is made entirely front
herbal essences and extracts, whil.t
ordinary ointments contain mora or
less animal fats and oils, goes a iong
way to explain Zant-Ruk's superior,
icy. however this may he, the fact
r, mains that in four continents to
which it has been ir►trodrtced w. ith:n
ten year- it has become t he leading
hon44.1mM balm'
For hunt', tuts, scalds. breis.`•,
ees. in.a, piles, ulcers, ring -worn, itch,
salt -rheum, bad leg, festering sores.
chipp d places, cold -sores. frost -bites,
and ill skin injuries and lifseases,
%irn•itink is beyond doubt n most
marvellous cure.
Druggists and stores sell at :0
e.•nts a hox and the Zam-Rolf Co.,
Toronto, will mail a hox, pool free,
upon receipt of price, to any of our
of six per cent p.'r annum for eash on readers who may have difficulty in
credit nmounls• Air. Williams. Pro- obtaining a supply of the genuine
praetor: Thos. Ctmr'ron, Auctioneer. Zam-Bok from their local store,. .
Hartleib Block. DASHWOOD
Grand Bend D8Ddrtffl6otdj sore
Bargaius in
We have decided to give the ladies scale good
values in Millinery. We are going to clear out our
stock of Hats and in order to do so quickly we will
alloy yon 3' OFF REGULAR SELLING PRICE. e
Now is your chance. Come quick.
rlen's Ready -Made Suits
These suits are the very latest styles. All shades and prices. Prices art:
tock -bottom. Just as low and lower than elsewhere becaut•e our expenses are
lighter. Call and have a look at theta. Also we carry a hill line of Tweed
Pants, Overalls, Odd Vests, Boys Knickers and Ready-made Suits, Reefers
and Overcoats.
Winter Underwear
For Men, Women and Children
We carry the famous PicN•ANOLR Brand which is recognized to
be the beet make on the market. We have theta in fleeced lined,
union and natural wool. Now is the time to buy.
Crockery and Glassware
We carry a full line in thie department. It comprises Dinner
Bete, Toilet sets, Table Sete, Water Sete, Vases, Cups and 8sucers,
ILea p , Odd Plates, Odd Cups and Saucers and all kinds of Fancy
Poultry and all kinds of trade taken at highest prices. Your trade solicited,
W. T. AMOS, - GRAND BEND
BOOMING
Having added a considerable stock in all lines of
Groceries, Canned Goods, Confectionery
Staple Goods and Rubbers
We are now able to supply with good fresh goods
at Sacrifice prices. Come along and give us a
call. No trouble to show goods.
Highest Prices paid for Poultry, Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Farquhar
Dis.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
CURE DISEASES OF MEN
PATIENTS TREATED THROUGHOUT CANADA FOR 20 YEARS
K,:r:vrny. Mitntt'.tt, tonteroa
or Def. K. K.
CONSULTATION FREE
Books Free on Diaeas•:s of Men. H unable
to call, write for a Question Blank for
HOME TREATMENT
Drs. K. & K. nre favorably known thmugh
out t`anada macre they have done lois'
nen for over 20 years 'thousands of patients
bare been treated and curvet by their great
skill and through the virtue of their New
Method Treatment, when you treat with
thein you know you are dealing with remain
ethic physicians as they own and occupy
their Own ofllco LuiIJing In Detroit, valuer;
at 'astern. 15 hen trey decide your rase 1s
curable, all your worry is removed foroft
know they still not deceive you. They
y
guarantee to euro all curable Cases. No
matter how many d„et,rs Lase failed to
lri.•flt you; no tnntter how much money
you have spent Iti wain; nn matter how dis-
couraged you may 1 e. rt. set give up In des-
pair until you get a free opinion from these
toaster specialists. If 1411 are at I);riRent
within the clutches of any) secret halJt u)tieh
is sapling your lite by ,degrees: If you aro
suffering frorn the results of raft lt,disr•re-
tMns; If your blend d hits been tainted (roti,
tiny private dls.roso ttnd roll dare nut marry;
If you are married and lite to dread mis'
ton's breaking nut suet exposing your oast;
If yeti are suffering as the result of is Inas•
,:n.•r11 IIfe-p,,, K, & K- are your Refuge.
Lay pine ease before tilt ru confidentially and
they will tell you honestly If you are curable.
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED
We Treat and Cure
VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLOOD and URINARY COMPLAINTS
KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases
and all Diseases Peculiar to Men.
DRS. KENN
EDY& KENNED
Y
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
Flatulence
When every bite you eat seems to turn to gas
and your stomach and intestines cause you end-
less discomfort, it is an unfailing sign that your en-
tire system needs a thorough housecleaning.
•• P.ar r>rrrce
NZ?—TABLETS"NR
cures flatulence by eliminating the cause of the disturl•-
ance—inactive liver. 'fake an NR tablet to-niet
and you'll feel better in the morning.
Better than Pills for Liver Ills 50
Get a 25c,Box.
For Sale by W 8. Cole, Exeter.