HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-03-07, Page 5•1'H t' EXETER TIMES, MARCH 7th 1w17
Mr. Chas. •Ltyicker spent a few1
midst. Ile was quite ll old settler The Government
ass this week in Toronto, on Susi- and was a respects member o t
ess• Lutheran Church. N e wish him
'!he Stephen Council met on Dfun • cuutinut•d success in his new homed
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u d hope he may be abs" to fill the
dd b f the
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day of this week. t t { .
Alt. (ltcv.) J. W. Andrews is vis- place where he is going as well as
Bing her daughter Mrs. J. W. Boyce he did here.
of Itusseldale, for a few days -this Mr. Mussel Bastard and his two
4 of looking for bunabineI week. sisters Bertha and Maud, after at -
and fragrance. You'ill The concert given by the Literary tending the funeral here of Waldo
I find it! The bee and the Society on Friday evening last was liartleib, returned Saturday morns-
( buzzard hover together; fairly well attended and a ,good' ing to their home in London.
i one goes straight to the program was given. Mr. Harvey Mr. Sol. Miller, after spending the
rose garden, the other Lloyd, comic entertainer of Toronto,'
to a decaying carcass,
was present and assisted in enter-
taining. Recitations were given by
Miss Ella Link bliss Robinson and
THE HABIT
Come draw the honey
from
Our Clothes Garden
and taste the sweetness of cloth satis-
faction.
Our Spring Importations are ready
for your Inspection. New Designs,
Beautiful Weaves and Colorings.
NO HIGHER right in Style. Close
personal attention.
J. H. IIOLTZMANN
Crediton, Ontario.
Crediton
DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC!.
ass and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
S. A. Mint. Orediton. Ont. Ira
The many friends of ;Mr.
Brown will be pleased to hear that
he is slightly on the mend.
Mr. Frank Boyle and Clarence
Duplant paid our village a friendly
visit on Sunday last.
One of the most successful anni-
versaries in connection with the
Evangelical Church was held on
Sunday last in connection with the
Quarterly Meeting Services. In
spite of the disagreeable nveather
large audiences gathered to bear
Rev. L. 1l. Wagner, who preached
!three times on Sunday. And at the
close of the Sunday nig it service,
it was found to be the most success-
ful anniversary from a financial
Standpoint in the history of the
Church.
''Miss Ida Finkbeiner returned
home on Thursday last from Scbew-
aing, Michigan, where sho bas been
engaged with the firm aLichen
Bros.
'Misses Ella Link and Madelalrle
Bertrand spent a few days in Exci-
ter the guests of Mrs. Kuntz.
The Rev. Mr. Fair of Elimville.
;wilt preach in the Methodist Church
here and at the .Ebenezer appoint-
ment on Sunday next. The service
will be in the interest of the Con-
nexional fund. Rev. 01r. Andrew
will take Mr. Fair's work and will
Peach Missionary sermons.
last few' mouths at home with bis
mother. left Monday for London,
where he expects to find work in
the biscuit factory.
Miss Essery. The t program was Mr. \\'ut. !telt spent a portion of
thoroughly enjoyed. last week with his sister in London.
The Y. 1'. A., of the Evangelical
church had a very successful tins'
sionary meeting last Sunday at
which our teachers, Miss Miners and
Miss Swan took an interesting part.
Miss !leaver ; 2nd Vice -Pres., Miss) The meeting was largely attended.
V. !leaver ; 3rd Vice Pres., Miss \Word was received here last Tues -
Stella Andrews ; ,4th vice Pres, Miss day of the death of Mr. Wm. Voel1
Ethel Clark ; Secretary, Mr. E. ker, who died in 1''lint at the age, o[
Gower ; Treasurer, Miss \V. Banes 69 years. Ile was a brother of Mr.
Organist, Miss M. Clark. John Voclkei, and was formerly
Mr. John Roffman, of Il'arkhill, t one of our residents, residing 2 1-2
paid our village a flying visit on miles from 'Dashwood. About 14
Friday last. years ago he moved to Michigan.
where he lived until his death. The
remains were brought hero for in-
terment and were accompanied by
his family and a few friends from
urday in the Evangelical church the Flint. '!'he funeral took place from
board voted Rev. E. 1i. Bean a raise the home of his brother on Friday
of $50. -- afternoon, interment being in the
Mr. Christ Fahner had his annual Goshen Line cemetery. l'rior to the
metzger soup which was attended funeral the body was taken to the
by many relativsc from Dashwood, Evangelical church where services
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Guenther, Mr. were conducted by Rev. L. K. Eidt.
and Mrs. Chas. Guenther and others. A wife and six children aro left to
Mr. Wesley Finkleiner, our genial mourn the loss of a loving husband
grocer, had a painful accident while and indulgent father.
carrying some groceries. He slipped Miss Etta Ruby, of Dashwood, is
and fell on the cement walk severely visiting friends in Zurich.
bruising his arm. Air. \Ven. Shrum spnet last Mon-
day in London.
A.H1r41:, .. Mr. Dan Vincent is on the sick
The Kind You Hare Always Swett
The election of officers of the Ep-
worth League of ,the AMethodist
church resulted as ,follows: ]ton•
Pres., ltcv. J. W. Andrews; J'resi.
dent, Mrs. Zwicker; 1st Vice fres„
Mr. Alvin Autos, of Grand !lend,
was a pleasant visitor in the vil-
lage on Friday.
At the Quarterly meeting on Sat -
B th
earl e
Signature
of
Dashwood
list.
Women with pale co lorless faces
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carter's Iron Pills, which
aro made for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
Mr. John Decker, of the 16th. - _4,----
concession last Thursday lost a CI;OD[All'TY
valuable roadster from inflammation Mr. Robe Hogg th had a wood the kidneys. bee last Tuesdayay aftwhen a
Mr. Ben \\'inkenweder, of Napier- gI night at Mr. and ile of wood
cut.
s. lloggarth very
vine, Ills•, was in the village n sew enjoyably entertained • the young
days last week. I people to a dance.
Mr. D. Hartleib, and family, of
Mr. Jas. 1I. Brown spent a few
Exeter arc spending the week here r days lust week visiting friends at
with their parents. Molesworth.
Quite a number of young people . The young people of Cromarty
from here spent last Sunday at the propose having n box social in the
home of Mr. August \Valper of the hall here on Monday evening, March
14th con. Mr. \Walper intends move 11th.
ing his family to Fort Wayne, Ind• Mrs. Andrew, who has been sick
next Saturday. We are sorry to see ,for the past week from an attack of
Mr. \Valper and his fancily leave our
lagrippe, is some better.
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FOR SALE IBY GEORGE 'MANSON4
TO
SEED
BUYERS
If you will write
for our handsomely
illustrated �•
Catalogue
for 1907,
we will show
you how you can get
ABSOLUTELY FREE
a CARVING SET et
superior SHEFFIELD
CUTLERY wet erne•
loid handles •end Etoe.
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We could get plenty of agent%
to take hold of a proposition like
this. but we pester to give seed
huyers a chance fir +t.
Our Catalogue and Gat& ikw.c
gives full information of this and
other Serval offers. as well .t% full
details rg.trJin.t new anJ standard
varieties of Seed a. Plants and Bulb*.
be.
Write at once.
OARCH & HURTER REED CO.
LONDON, CANADA twits
Rev. Mr. Martin, of Exeter. oc-
cupied the pulpit here Sunday last.
Mr. Archie McKellar. who • • has
been under the doctor's care is re=
covering nicely.
The News -No pure drug cough
Cure laws would be needed, if all
cough cures were like 1)r. Shoop's
'cough cure is -and has been for 20
years. The national law now re-
: quires that if any poisons enter into
• a cough mixture, it must be print-
ed on the label or package. For this
reason mothers, and others, should
insist ort having Dr. Bhoop's cough
cure. No poison -marks on 1)r.
Shoop's labels -and none in the med.
icine, else it must by law he on the
label. And it's not only safe, but it
is said to h' by those who know it
best a truly remarkable cough rem-
edy. Take no chance, pa rticularly
with your children. insist on hav-
ing 1)r. Shoop's cough cure. Com-
pare cIrefttlly the Dr. Shoop pack -
age st ith others and see. No poison
marks there! Von can always be
on the safe side by d(108ttdirtg Dr.
Shoop's cough cure. Simply refuse
to accept any other. Sold by W. ti,
Howey.
Zam-Buk.
and
SURVEY OUT FROM FORT WIL-
LIAM TAKES A SUPPLY OF
THIS USEFUL BALM.
Zatu-lluk, the favorite household
balm and salve, is now adapted as
"the Doctor" by leading parties en-
gaged ill surveying various parts of
the Dominion Lau(1h.
Mr. Henry Hall. .writing from
Fort William, says: "Having prov-
ed how beneficial Zara -1111k is in
cases of cuts, skin injuries and dis-
eases, determined to keep a sup-
ply handy. Being engaged to go on
a survey, I thought it would be a
most useful thing to take along. 1
obt:tinc•d a supply in Fort William
and very well it was I did so. I
may say that pretty nearly every
day it was called into requisition by
Ott or other of the party for cuts,
bruises burns, or some injury or
other. It is wonderful how quick-
ly 'Lanz-Buk takes the soreness out
of cuts, burns. bruises and injuries;
and on our survey it earned golden
opinions from all who had occasion
to try it. I have found it very fine
for skirt disease, and I can strongly
recommend it as a household baht.
Mr. Lascellcs Scott. one of the
leading Government analyists, mays:
"1 have no hesitation in certifying
the entire purity of 'Late-Buk, which
in my opinion is excellently adapted
for skirt injuries and diseases." 'Lam..
Huk cures cuts, scalds, burns bruises
eczema, scalp sores, ringworm, ul-
cers, abscess, chapped places. Spring
Pimples. blood poison, chronic ib-
scesses, etc. As an embrocation it
relieves rheumatism, Neuralgia and
sciatica. All druggists and stores
sell at 50c. a box. or from Zam-Bute
Co. Toronto, for price. 6 boxes sent
for $2.50, Scud lc. stamp and we
will mail you free sample box.
For any case of nervousness, sleep-
lessness. weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver
I'ilis. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
BORN
HARTMAN-In Stephen, on
day, 1'eby• 23rd, the wife
Hartman, a daughter.
CASE -Ort the 1st concession of Hay
on Saturday March 2nd, the wife
of Adarn Case, of a son.
\VILLARD-On the 1st concession of
!fay, en March 2nd. the wife of
Mr. Alf. Willard. of a son.
DIED
OVENS. -On Sunday March 3rd. the
beloved wife of Mr. John Ovens;
of Maple Lodge.
tSatur-
of Wm.
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A bill has been introduced into
the Ontario Legislature which bears
the title of "art act respecting the
game, fur -bearing animals and the
fisheries of Ontario." In some re-
epects the bill is most radical, and
of keen interest in this vicinity.
d'rovision is made for the amalga-
mation of the now separate fisher-.
les and game branches of the de-
parttnt'nt to be in charge of a su-
perintendent. Inspectors of game
and fisheries, not exceeding three in
number. are to be appointed to see
that the wardens carry out their.
duties properly. The board of game
commissioners is abolished. Among
the most important changes are the
enactments of the following close
seasons to supersede those now ex-
isting -Deer, moose, reindeer, Bari•
bolt, November 21 to October 19,
both days incluslve ; grouse. ,phcas•
ants, prairie fowl, pa r t ridge, wood-
cock, black and gray squirrels, be-
tiveen December 15 and September
15; quail or wild turkeys, between
December 1 and November 1 ; ducks
of all kinds or any other waterfowl,
between Decmlx'r .11 and .September
i ; hares, bet Dec -miler .11 and
October 1. The use of automatic
guns is forbidden• it is made an of-
fense, for any hotel. tu'st:i 11 rt tit or
Club to supply as pt rt of a steal
any game or fish, under the designa-
tion of anything a Well might at the
time be unlawfully supplied. The
fines have been increased and range
from $20 to lrl00. In default of pay-
ment, the offenders are to be in/.
prisorn'd for :t period nor exceeding
three months.
10 The Editor of The Exeter Times.
Sir.— linvirig come to my knaw--
halve that some I'ersnn ar• pet v•)11s
hate leen going around saying that
1 l:rtve not bid a cent troth ll r• 11.
Smith, Inv omployer. sine' 1 hay,•
been in this eanntry, i wish it to
b•' understnod that such is not the
, ca%e, as Mr. Smith has not refaced
me money at any time I have asked
him, and if those people realized
ss bat trouble i a1rl'adv have, they
would not he adding coals to the
%burnintr fire, nc it Iter causer) un-.
pleasant feelings to arise, rued 1
shall be grateful to anyone whit will
assist me in finning out 1hore that
have slid such things. lir. Smith
has aovisted me in to my ways sine.'
the illness of my wife. i am yours,
C. W. CROSS.
IIURON
The Executive of the East Huron
Teachers' Association met in Seaforth
home days ago and after electing of-
ficers decided to hold the annual con•
vention at (Guelph,
Air. John Bean, of Clinton, died on
Sunday, Feby. 24 at the age of 72 von.
For upwards of 32 years he was a re-
sident ot Clinton and was held in high
respect. He was a member and office
bearer in Wesley church. He was al-
so librarian of the Public Library,
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saeaau poop; all aoJ Ant:pada opsin
sllk1
tion teaalae0 Sq paea11aa oar
ssour(co.w jo amain lag's" pus apes
oyl
ti! u!rd 'toaj pee vpueq plea •agat.
-pearl sno.saou •s8u!tgwoal 'ssausno.t
-aaa ')aeaq aro Jo uotle)ldleaI
The death occurred in McKillop on
Sunday, Feb. 24th, ot Me. W. McNeil
aged ski years The deceased had been
ill only a few days with pneumonia.
and his sudden demise came as r► great
shock to his family and friends in that
community.
Weak
Kidneys
Weak Kidneys, surely point to weak ktdney
Nerves. The Rhineys, like the Hoarts and tbs
Stomach. And their weakness, not in the organ
(belt. but in the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative L
a medicine s11eMAcslly areyared to reach those
controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys above,
le futile. It is a waste of time. and of money se
well.
If your back aches or is weak. 1f the urine
pesidw, or V dart and strong, if you have symptoms
of Bright' or other distressing or dangerous kid.
bat disease, try Dr. Shooe's Restorative a month-
lleblees or Liquid -end see what It can and will
deo for yon. Druggist recommend and bell
Dr. Shoop':
Restorative
Costs a little more at the
start. but saves in the long
run, because vastly su-
perior ill construction --
exterior and interior—a
piano that lasts. 'That's
what people say of the
HEINTZMAN
& CO. PIANO
I Madn by 1'0 0ids Virtue of
If chit Milan & (' ., Lintitpl1
.\nd the people speak
knowingly and wiser'.
AMID
S. MARTIN & SON
DAYFIELD
Mr. Ed. Looby. who spent the peat
three months visiting friends and
acquaintances here, left for his
Loe in Edmonton, Alberta. • last
week.m
Mr. T. J. Marks returned home
last week from a two 1110111 ht,' visit
with two sons in Colorado and two
daughter in Oberlin, Kansas.
Dl r. Neil Cameron having spent
the winter at bis house here left on
Saturday for Detroit, where he
starts Monday for Lorain to take a
position en a boat for the summer.
Alneric.tit Liners are starting to fit
out for the season.
Mr. A. E. Irwin purchased a nice
Slack driver six. years ole(. at Will.
Reid's rale on the Par line last week.
M r. George Erwin J r., • left on
Monday for Killarney flan•, where
he intend' spending the summer.
AL'asrs. Wm. Ferguson ;it'd Frank
Kogan have finished several con-
tract; of painting and graining late-
ly and do an excellent job.
ll r. John Darrah visited friends
nt Howell! last week.
Mr. Phos. Elliot our ex -hardware
merchant intends moving hack 00
his farm again tide week.
Mr. John Ferguson Jr. has pur-
chased a fine Residence, Clangreg-
or Square, [coin Mr, Wm. Jowett,
the price is $2,400. Mr. Ferguson
gets possession in October next.
The Ladies of St. Andrews Church
intend holding an Irish Social on St.
l'atrick's Day, but it being on Sun-
day 3 he t .social will be hold on Friday
eve alar. 15th in the Basement of
their Church when a good program
of Irish songs readings and recita-
tions will be given, also a good sup-
per. Admission 20c.
I)r. Smith and Wm. Ferguson at-
tended :t rneeting of the masonic
Order in Clinton on Friday night
last.
Rev. lir. Steadman exchanged pul-
pits with Rev. Mr. hart, of Kippeu
last Sabbath, preaching Missionary
ser vices.
TO CURE A COLLI IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative promo Quinin t Tab-
lets. All druggieta refund the mon-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. G •nve'a
-denature is on each box. 25o.
'ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Byrau t(Itowcliffe
have moved to \Voedhatu. \1r Row -
cliff(' has engaged with Mr. John
Sawyer for the coming summer.
Miss Ada 1!rimacornbe visited
friends in this vicinity a few days
last week.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
and Airs. Whitford are on the mend
after a serious illness.
Ayr. George Lingard is moving
front the farm back to his home. We
are pleased to have George back
ngairt.
Nelson is busy breaking in his new
colt for the cotning summer. ale
intends taking a few long trips•
Mrs. 13erryhill is visiting at her
daughter's in London for a few
weeks.
Willie has purchased a black
mounted harness for his driver.
Girls wanting a fast drive call at
351 Bert street, Zion North.
Miss Emma !'cart left this week
tont finiExesth her course of dressmaking
er•
TIie weather on Friday evening
was unfavorable, hence the atter.,
dance was mall.
Mr. Smith bad a wood bee on
Tuesday afternoon. A lot of wood
was cut.
THAMES ROAD
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Mr. Chas. Cann. returned lest
week from attending the ,Temper-
ance Convention at Toronto. She
speaks very highly of the work done
at this convention.
Many changes are taking place in
our neighborhood nt present.
Mrs. Jas. hackney is now residing
with her daughter, firs. Alex Tu rn-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ilackney leave
this week for their new home in
Exeter. We wish them happiness
and prosperity.
Mr. Stuart has moved from Mr.
\Vat. Hackney's farm to that of Mr.
Chas. hackney.
Dir. Geo• ]cell. of Lumley, is now
living on the farm vacated by -Mr.
Stuart.
Dir. Chas. Barris and children are
at present occupying part of Mr.
Andrew Campbell's !rouse. Mr.
Harris intends going west in the
hear future, in quest of a iiornt•
there. The hest wishes of his
friends follow him.
Miss Ella and Mr. Chas. Monteith
entertained a number of friends ou
Monday evening.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Clias. Monteith has so far recover-
ed from his recent accident, as to be
able to leave the house occasionally.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Monteith and
M r. and Mrs. David Q)uncan visited
friends in Nissouri over Sunday.
Misss Jcasie Monteith is spertllirtg
few days with Mrs• Wm. Afoot'''.
Srnopls of Ibe Conadion Noflb Wesl
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Csa—
A Meal in a • Moment
Bovril will do it for you
A meal prepared with the help of a chafing
dish has a great fascination for many.
But the woman who uses a chafing dish and
hasn't tried what the addition of a few drops
of Bovril will do, has yet to find out how
delightfully piquant and appetising, a chaf-
ing dish preparation can be made.
Not only does "Bovril" add to the richness
and taste, but also very materially to the
nourishing qualities, and that's best of all.
BOVRIL
is
A Household Necessity
FARQUIIAIL
Who says Farquhar can't have a
good concert?
Blustery March is here with a
vengeance.
The farmers are looking up seed
grain.
The directors of the Usborne &
Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
held their regular meeting here on
Monday. No claims were presented.
Mr, W. It. Stewart moved to C.
E. hackney's farm on Friday last.
Mr. G. B. Beavers, Master Lloyd
Beavers and Miss Myrtle Senn were
visitors here last Thursday and Fri-
day.
Mr. Chas. Monteith, who had his
ankle broken four weeks ago,
able to bo out again.
Master W. Roach has secured
HOMESTEAD) BRurLATIoNH.
T even nuu)t.ereti section of i)nmininn Londe in
ANT
,tukatehew art and Alberta, excepting
y aml 'Ie:, not marl, el, may be homesteaded 1,
any person alio is the head of a family, or any male
Over 18 ye. ra of age, to the extent of one-quarter
section et lei acres, more or leas.
Entry const be made personally at the Irral land
office for the district iu which the land is situate.
The homesteader is required to perform the , en•
clition% oonr eeted therewith under me of the follow •
Ing plans: -
(II At 'emit six months' residence upon and e,ilti•
ration of the land 'tet each sear for three scars.
(2) 1f the father (or mother, if the father is de.
crasadi of the honiestea.ler reside upon a farm in the
vicinity of toe land enteral for, the regiurenm,'s as
to residence may he satisfied 1.) such person residing
with the father or mother,
(:11 If the seater has his permanent retielenee upon
fanning land owned by hits in the tb inity of hit
homestead. the requirement% as to residence may
be satisfied by residen, e upon the said land.
Nis months entice in writing should le when to
the Cnmm,s.inner of INoninion Lama,' at titiaw a of
intention to apps) for patent.
W. w•, CORY,
IT)epmt} of the Minister of the interior.
N. R,-rnatthori,er1 pal tkatiou shpts rahertlse•
ntert will not be pairl for.
position with 11, W. F. Beavers.
Miss Isabel Turnbull who has beet
laid up with a severe cold, is cone
valescing.
Mr. J. E. DlcNicol was unable to
nttend to business on Saturday
through illness.
"Prcve►ities" will promptly cbeolt,,..
a cold or the Grippe when taken at
the sneeze stage. 1'reventice cure
seated colds as well. I'reventics are
little candy cold cure tablets, and
Dr. Shoop, Racine, \Vis, will gladly
mail you samples and a book o11
Colds free, if you will write Simi+
The samples prove their merit.
is Check early colds with IlreventiCS
stop pneumonia. Sold in 5c. apa:
a
land
25c. boxes by W. t3, Howey.
TEN
PER CENT
OFF ALL
WRAPPEREiiES antl PRINTS
In Stock up to M-tr311 15th..
Large range of Patterns to a lma a frau).
A Few Caps and Tams at 15c
Our new Wall Papers have arrived and they are swell.
Borders at the same price per roll as the Papers.
B. W. F. BEAVERS
Farquhar
Ont.
What We Claim for Ferrol.
FERROL is an Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, and if
It were nothing more it would take front rank because
of the quality and quantity of the oil used and the
scientific method of preparation. 13ut FERROL has
special claims which take it out of the ordinary class
of Emulsion altogether. For instance:
FERROL combines Iron and Phosphorus with the
oil, and no other emulsion contains these ingredients,
although it is well known that they should always be
administered together, as each is the complement 01
the other.
FERROL is so scientifically prepared that the first
processes of digestion are actually performed in the
process of manufacture, and the emulsion is ready
for instant absorption into the blood. This is of the
utmost importance to persons with delicate stomachs.
E RRO L
unlike other emulsions, is positively palatable, and
not one in a thousand find any difficulty in taking it.
FERROL contains the three essentials of life, viz.:
Fat, Iron, and Phosphorus—they have never been
combined before.
FERROL holds the record for increasing the weight.
FERROI. has received snore endorsatiuns from
medical men than any other preparation on the
market.
FERROL will cure any case of Consumption that Is
capable of cure.
FERROL is an absolute specific for Colds, Croup,
Drams and all kindred troubles.
FERROL is an unfailing remedy for nervous pros-
tration, Chronic Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Finally, the formula is freely published, and in
taking FERROL you " Know what you tate."
W. S. COLE Druggist, Exeter, Ontario