HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-12-08, Page 3THE EXETER TIMES
LONDON, ONTARIO
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Resident and Mail Courses
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I. W. R'est•r.eIi. j. W. We•,ervela, b.. C.A..
Principal. Var.-Principe!.
IF MI:\ ONLY UNDERSTOOD.
(Ily James Anent
If men oniy understood
What the wrong net of a Brothetr
Should not call from them ono:thole
Ilut should be annulled with kind-
nig
their evha s;:oeld cid hie
b! indnets.
They would find the heavenly portal
Leading on to Love immortal --
If they only t:nde(r.tood.
If men only understood
That their wrong can never smother
The wrong -doing of another;
• That by hatred hate increases.
Ir And by good all evil ceases.
'They would cleanse their hearts
and c,ctioon
Amish therm • till vile distractions -
If , they only unddrstood.
If men only und..rstood
'All the emptiness and aching
!)f the p!e^ming and the waleing
Of the souls they judge so blindly.
Of the hearts th y pierce unkindly,
They with gentler words and feel-
ing.
Would apply the balm of healing
ICthey only Understood.
If men only understood
That their hatred and resentment
Slays their peace and street con-
tentment;
Hurts themselves. helps not another
Does not cheer one lonely Brother.
They would seek the better doing
'Of good deeds which Icay.s no
ralcinlr-
If they only pnd.trstood.
If men only understood
now love conquers : how prevailing
7s its m•'ht. grim hate nsoailing:
Bow compassion endeth sorrow.
Maleth wiss end doth not borrow
Pain or plosion: they would over
Live in love. in hatred never -
If they only understood.
Matthew zviii. 23-35.
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• TIIE WATERWORKS TESTED
On Friday last Mr. 1'. W. Earn -
comb. Engineer cf London. toether
with our council and Fire Cb!r1
►Weekes made some. teat= in connee-
tion with the new water works sys-
tem. The new to.ver. which bei
capacity of four bunderd thousband
gallons was mantled and re -filled.
bn tho hydrant at the corner of
Iluron rind Min straets Weekes
attached two hvndr •d and fifty
feet of hose and from an inch an' a
quart: r r.ozz:e a Ftream of water
tlicin which would go over any
our buil 44ngs, Than :1 second lin.
.f hose two hundred and fifty foot
as conn-•cted with the same hydrant
a d two etr.arn` w -re thrown which
went seven higher than the first one.
lo7,be."{' tttreaut-i %4 re the result of the
:proseure from the tower which show-
ed i .prPxsure of 52 pounds at the
Town Hell. After this test 500 feet
of Loss• were connected to the hyd-
rant taking the power direct from
tbe w Iter wheel which .showed a
,pr.h-sur•• at the Town (fall of 120
pounds and through an inch and a
,quart •r nozzle a stream of water
tr,1- thrown ov•r th • doln of the
building known a- the• James 1 ick-
ard block. •Th. I•'., :p rade a splen-
did showing. It h'. n pumping
capacity .of over thr, hundred and
fifty gallon= a minute. filling the
tower in one hour and forty five:
Minutes dr ver by a fifty hor
power toy r w•.`, -'i• Tbcre is aljo
a fifty hos- oowir Easoiim_ cnoine
installed which sac started in len
than n mom •nt by 'Engineer 1101!.
den. It w:r- not r.quir.d however
o 1.nd 'any e. ri•ic.• a.' the water
'heel had ample low. r to drive the
pump with ease. In ,•v. ry sac the
t(:;t w.s quite fat,ifactory ai.d En-
gineer Farncombe, the council and a
largo number of citiz -ns witne+.ed
the Cot and many of them spoke in
th high it term; of pr1:- . Ex-
BeateeMcC.lilan. was on band and
Iva! 4 • r v touch in: erect. d. 110 has
b h f 7 r',,,, • l: _ n• w
Was So Bad With
Heart and Nerves
Could Not Sleep
Many men and women toss night after
night upon a sleepless bad. Some con-
stitutional disturbance, worry or disease
bast so debilitated and irritated the heart
and nervous system that they cannot
!enjoy the refreshing sleep whieh comes
to. those whose heart and nerved are right.
Mrs. John Cray. Lime Lake, Ont.
writes: -" loud Pummer I was so had
with my heart and nerve; that I couldn't
sleep at night. There was ouch n pain
and heavy feeling in my chest that 1
could not stoop, and at at times 1 would
jbecome dizzy and havo to groat) Pnm6•
*thing to keep from falling. i triad dif!er-
ant things but never got anything to do
me any g,00c1 until i tried Milburn's
heart and Nerve ('ills and I ran now
veronl(nend them to all troubled M 1
tan "
Malharn's Haut slt Nerve Pills aro 50
Cents per box, or three boxes for $1.25,
at all dealers, or mailed direct by The T.
Milburn Co.. United. Toronto. )nt.
.y. -tam. Soon after Lis elsctiou in
1909 he brought the matter before
the council and with the united sup-
port of that council the matter was
laid 1, fore the ratepayers and taken
vp .by tbe people and council. The
James /toward property at the river
:C-,.' purob...td, a dam crecttd. ..ud
at WagnifiDa nt power house fit led
up. The dam has been built with n
view of a 12 foot head by puttiatg
flush boards or concrete on the Spill-
way which nt present gives n IS 1
foot head. The stability of this en-
tire system, Including the S inch'
main from the power house to Ilurosl
street is now one of Exeter's great-
est asset i and the Iteeve and Council
of 1909 are to he congratulated by
our citizens. We understand that
t h • completion of the entire system
is within the expenditure of what the
by-law calls for. We are assured by
Ex -!terve McCallum that the finan-
cing of the new sy-tem throughout
the entire town. so that every citi-
zen may have the benefit of this ex-
cellent fire service. is but a. small
r.: ittcr, and it will not require any
d;bentures to be issued in order that
this may be carried out. IIs says he
i; prepared CO meet the citizens any
time and present a scheme that will
b.• endorsed by them for the comple-
tion of this work. Let every citizen
be interested in bating one fire sys-
tem for the whole town. It will no
doubt give us a better rate of in-
surance as well as many advantages
such as lawn or bath service.
TWO• CROIN 01' WHEAT,
If scienoe• doesn't let its foot dip
the lima may be near at hand when
the world will not have to worry
over tho "Winter wheat crop." The
happy farther may b2 almost able to
grow the c:real while you wait, at
the same time Irving asbured Some in-
dependence of weather conditional
and certain and abundant harvestig
at n reduced cost. M1 thio is pro-
mised by a new scientific vrocest
which has had n trial on a farm at
Cr•eksc.l Hall, Burnham on Crough.
Engla,ntl, it et least produced the
Most rapidly grown wheat crop ever
known in England.
The s, -cd panted in the two acres
of land which was utilized for the
experiment had been prerioualy
treated in accordance with a. secret
Process .•volved by J. J. Melville, a
4eient:.;t, who for three roars bad
studied the .ubject of Aha vitality of
t^ d-• Sown on July 19 last, the
crop on this two -acre s.•ction. had
caught up with the wheat planted in
thy• :Pring and tea.. in full head
eleven and n h'tif weeks after the
planting.
-The >-ed w'as planted in the or-
dinary way." explained It. J. Sager•
whose farm had Fhared in the glory
of this result, '•both as regard; Fo:L
and cultivation. Only five days af-
ter the towing the why it nppeared-
the •Best l rim•' ie tine weeks -and:
on the thirteenth day it was in such
n forward condition that the ground
had to be roll,d. The first ears of
grain were out just eight weeks and
three days after planting. Th:., new
process I. am Convinced ❑u an• that
it w..11.not Le n, c. -nary to tow wheat
in the welter at all. It means. too.
that a farnr'r will b• able to wt:t
right up to June. if he desires, /V -
fore 1' tuts hi:' wh. At crop into the
ground. 111. will have ample time to
c' r his land and practically t+ : pct
hi. 4% ,th r."
' 1 think :t w'ouid be possible to
: two crops a year off the land,"
1 'dr. S1elv:•lle, in explaining. the
! iities of the new prose ;s ern:
sou 14 ill larch and the oth •r in Jun •.
Cert only that would be f,as:14 • if
on crop b.• the cereal and the other
:.cern. Th tr•it•4 wheat ba. ben
trued in Saxony. wh to pi ;nting was
not done until July 22 lint, nod th
4e''4 i.' have: b•, n the same.
''Th • T rote's of treating the a•edt
c .1;• the weeks. and it affacis the
germ- of th wheat or o'h•r aced.
tr tiling th • ..f.• force nr.turtally con-
tained in it. Tho fore this treat-
ment introduc •s reduces the Peed to
a more n gative-electrically Fp^a6-
•nrr-•ti•lt•• Than the r:ormal, .1 re-
t he ordinary toad as b,•ino in an
n .. y oo.it:ye condition. To otter
that nature has to take• time. and
- ': money and rink to the farmer
I, • world. Hut that i' only part
of the ;roc -s '.nd the root riu'at re-
train ta cr••t for th•.r time.
"1' do nut think I But unduly san-
guine wh n I• say that 1 think in
the futur • w bolt will grow in a
manner Which can b• best doter:bred
as 'on b•nsh s,' each 'hush' hint
produced from ono seed. it made a
teat with bar! oe taking one grain.
From that one (grain I got 3.300
grain' on 51 storm. Th.• i•cond y.ar
they y'i 1411(1 :a. bu'h-l. in thio w'ay
ur'in ,awn 'n the spring will h' op
in t 1141• to 1, rip'•n••'I by the Stum-
m-els ft un and the farmer won't hat'.
In wail for tho Autumn. w•:'th its
doubt fell we,th-r for harveoting.
Any a 1- can b' treated by the pro -
r • Aid ohtain 44!mllar superiority."
• 44 :e s,s t•'s!ify to ih• britf
r. r1 of ;•: ow't h r (aired of th.•
4414 o upon th Suter farm. -Jour -
ii it of Commerc'.
It Is Miserable
To Be
Dyspeptic.
l)t'apepaia is ono of the most prevalent
troubles of civilized life, rind thousands
fuller untold agony after every meal.
Nearly everything that, enters a weak
dyspeptic stomach, acts ny 1111 irritant;
hence tho great difficulty of eRecting a
cure. The Htrathroy brewery, which was
recently sold will be closed down Irl
ulediatelj.
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DISTRICT NEWS
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Allan McDonald, of 1st can., Bos-
anquet, inteude to put out 100 peach
trees itt the spring,
A movement is on foot to organize a
Choleric!' Collegiate Institute Ohl Buy's
Association in forouto.
The long train of distressing symptoms,
which render life a burden to the victim
of dvspepsia, !nay bo promptly relieved
by the Uso of Burdock Blood !litters.
Mna. John Sherrett, Fortier, Man.,
writes: -"I was troubled with dyspepsia
for years. A friend of thine told Inc
ahuut Iiuniock Blood (titters, so 1 got a
bottle to try, and before I w•aa half
finishovl I could eat anything without
suffering, and when 1 had used two
bottles 1 was Found and well. Now I
feel just fine; indeed I can't sav too
much in favor of your medicine."
Burdock Blood Bitters is manufac-
tured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limit-
ed, Toronto, Ont.
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Note and Comment t
Close up the volume (1910) well
al.naw one (19111) will soon be open-
ed and begun;
I'or lessons in deportment j isI,
watch the email boy from now till
:.(ter Christina-.
1t looks ns though the petits• of the
Cmartian Renate may he disturbed
during the present r"'siion.
• • • • • • •
Some people are always grtimbline
because rases have thorns. t non
thankful that thorns have ra',•s.-
Anon.
It i; interesting to note Thar 1 -
tws,•n April 1 and September 30
$9.000,000 worth of settlers elf. et:
entered Canada for of duty.
• •• • • . • •
Shop nearly is the. elogan now
Hut alas! we cannot begin
We have to wait, till near the last
Till Fubscriptions start corning in.
• • • • •
Mi _souri at tha recent election de-
cided against probibition by 215,154
votes. 207.28! voting for:, and 1:5,406
!going. At any rat • come of the
states of tho Union are awake to the
evils of internpera:nce.
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As makers of noise and connote('
Th. English Militant euffragetten
Into • easily out -distanced the Mczic_
an rebels road the Brazilian muti-
n,t rs. But just wait -the lizeter
municipal elections are Ftill to some.
• • • • •
"The Tirn; s" i.: a true and tried
friend to th • husin_ss man. If you
are not doing just as much hu,in.,ts
a; you think sot! . hould, just Po -
.4441• u,to this :dv.•rt:.:ing matt •r.
The ,UCC -.s tui min reivertises every
time.
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Only r' •vent4'.n days tnore to do
your Christmas shopping. 11144- you
planned your Cllrirtmaa gifts to those
who truly appreciate :t little renletn-
hrunc • of the• -fest ire" scasoc,. A
✓ I4) 1411)r Inc,to the aged or the
n edt will chow the true Chriitrons
pint.
• • • '
W.• have to 1.4.o the turkeys by
Though ('hn•tmas i. coming around
And no 011 h, ars oursmother•d sigh
They're tw,no, cents a pound.
• • • • •
in the governments e.timaten for
expenditure 11 s year Coderich is
down for SA.000 on public works. and
r1;:,• 000 on th- harbor. and Seaf.rth
is down for $1•r.000 for public works,
:.rkhili up to March 31st. ha.s had
,'1).102.15 expended on a post offic.
(low ,bout Et•t.•r getting after a
n •w most 0fftc •, t;oodn. .cg know i we
n •'! it badly enough.
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Mr. M. Y. !teLean. M. P. for
South iluron. his give n not:c • that
h • will move a resolat:on a •ttilg
forth that th( Dominion Senate. as
.t pr -:nt constituted• is, not in nc-
cordanoe with r.prea•ntative mato
tutiots of 'this oountry and the Gov-
inrii nt r houtd (ik•' n.e••r.'ary pro-
ceedingo to have th • S •nate made
r presentative and dr rely respon-
,1141 • to the propl.. Thies motion of
Mr. McI. eon's may not nceompiish
its aim nt tbe present eeasion. but
it .. at 1 a::t the first step toword'-
th, rernodrlling of the Senate, whieh
has con'' in for sn much ridienle
during th • post few year•,
• • • • •
To arlaist in raising funds to liter-
ally ;tamp" out the great white
• 1ag,i . th • Muskoka Free tlonpital
for Consumptives is again jostling the
special Christmas stamps which have
to cone such a popular foram of
Christen' giving in the last two
y •:i r;. The amount raised last vent
n-•ttad almost :38.000. nod it ire hoped
this will b increased thjs com;na
Christmas, Th• Ptam!) is attractive
in design and color and adds a piens-
'in . touch to the Chrir<tmaa package.
ethi! At the same time helps bring
r Oat to the Pufferers lip north.
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Many n boy may think 119 tot
1,1 .1 3 little border than tome at h -r
bny•% but thio :o often counteracted
by th •i. t. rnlination to show Donn
some day .that there is Some s; to
thos,• who will pay its !,rice. Many
:suet.: -lo! roan con 1•oint hack to
th • tin • when be used to drive or
•:silk the cows. fnilow th' plow. run
rrtnd-. or nerk for n small wage
in 0 country i liar• But that f est
is not th' ao..rc • of h'+ greats • e.
.ir many a boy ha- don, t h • Eons,
'1'h., source of a man's great nest is
wh n while performing then. duties,
th. lead determin ' to snake a preeti.
cal us., of what h• has to do and r. -
solvea to use what 'talents he ha.e to
the beat advantages. it is one thine
to ra'ek a position it !s another
think to s'ek the fitne'ra for a losi-
tion. Wh-•n a boy truly fits hinia if
for a position a position usually
turns up,
The Auditor General's Report for
11110 shows ati expenditure of $1811)2.15
on the sew post (Alice in Parkhill tip
to March 314.1. 1010.
TI►e County Council opened its De-
cembercessiun in Godorich on'Tueoday
afternoon to wind up the business of
1910.
The young men of St. Marys are
arranging for a Christmas hall on
Monday livening, Decembe • 2111.11 in
St. Marys Operas House.
Mrs. 'Thus. 11. Evans of Prospect
Hill. announces the engagement of
her daughter. Aguas May, to Mr.
Arthur J. Rutledge, of Galt, the mar-
riage to take place early in January.
Word has toren received from Tor-
onto that the dog which bit the little
daughter of Mr. Robert Neill. of
Motherwell, recently was not affected
with rabies.
Margaret Neil died in St. Marys on
November 27t1 aged 113. The funeral
took place front the residence of her
brother Mr, John Neil, James Street
4)u Tuesday.
W i' i i found 411 excellent remedy
for rick headnch:•, Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Thousands of Jet ter*
from people who have used them
prove this !Act. Try them.
Mr. John A, Wood has returned
from a trip \Neat and ha" purchased
the farm of Walter !tae of Avonton
for the sum of $8,5111. Mr. Rao has pur-
chased tho farm of his brother, Mr.
Jas. Rae of the Gore of Downie.
It is reported that 35101 peach and
apple trees will bo planted in the dis-
trict of Forest next spring.
hlr. J. M. Field, principal of the col.
legiato 14 0titute (iodt•!•ich, 45'144) alts
offered 1► position on the staff of the
'Toront,)'14Pchnia►1 High Schnul, has
decided to remain iii (joderich. The
trustees of the Collegiate have offered
to advance his salary $100.00 com-
mencing tho first of the year.
A man'o wife ehouid olways b.• the
eunc. especially to her husband, but
if Bele 1.s well; .111'1 ti •!'Nott( and 'toes
Carter's Iron 1'ilis. the cannot bm
for they make h'r ' feel 1 like a differ-
. 01 person" so they all Pay and th•'ir
husbands say 30 too!
On Wednesday evening of last week
one of those happy and pleasing events
took 4►lace at the hobo of Mr, and
MIs. Jas, Oration' of the 11111 con.,
(lonlorich township, wtlert their young-
est daughter, Bertha 11., was united
in tho holy bonds of matrimony to Mr.
Geo. Elliott of the Hayfield Line,
The license commissioners for West
Huron !stet in Goderich on Tuesday of
last week and transferred the Com-
mercial at Clinton from James H. Rey-
nolds to J. J. Mc('aughey. 'Cho Huron
will likely be transferred to Mr. Rey-
nolds in (iodorich on Monday, when
rho
commissioners meet.
At the Ontario Street Methodist
Parsonage Clinton on Wednesday
November 341t11 Mims Jean Beatrice
Leona Campbell, 4,1 London was )pin-
ed hand and heart to Mr, Ernest !tow-
difTo, of Clinton. Tile ceremony was
performed by the Rev. T. Wesley ('os -
ins. The contracting parties were inn
attended.
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attended. Alter ahoneym0011 visit in
London the happy couple will settle
in Clinton.
K. N. Lewis West Huron introduc-
ed a bill to make the este of cocaine a
c • • 1 effence in Parlinient on Fri -
A Toledo man has been buying up day last. He also proposed hy law a
several farms in the township of Til - regulation of a receptaeles in which
proposed settlers from poisons are sold. Ile read a number
bury Suet, for pro
of Items
Ohio. He purehtteed 410 acres from
Items from newspapers telling of
H. 11. Shaver for $d),tltlll and has since
been offered $5,0(10 for his bargain.
AVord was received in Parkhill on
Monday of the death of Bruce Reid in
Toronto on Sunday. Mr. Iteid was
son of William Reid farmerly of Park- Dr. John Gunn who have practised
tthlattcnwnrent tmiomai�r►etweretiniPrrn1 medicine at Alsia llraig for .i5 years
at Liman on Monday. died after a brief illness at bis home
Anne Bateman widow the late( there on Monday evening. He was a
consistent Liberal and a Presbyterian
Simnel Bateman died in St. Marys on He was a brother of the late Alex -
Tuesday November 27th aged 91. The ander and Donald Gunn, of (loons.
funeral took place front the residence • •teed. Dr. (lunn is survived by a
of her son•in law, Mr. John O'('onnor widow, 2'sone, Dr. Jahn Gum' of Port
Wellington street on1 hursday Dec. 1. Dover and Andrew W. Gunn a drug-
tnteement was made in St. Marys !gist of Santa 1'e. Montana. and a
cee•+etery. daughter Lillian, at home. Hector
sick beadache i:a misery. shot Gunn Toronto and Dr. Gunn Ot Clir1-
are' Carter's Little Liver Piltz if ton aro brothers and Mrs. J. Rosy.
Gory will poesitively cure PPI IL-ople Glasgow. Scotland, is a sister. Tho
441x) havo used than Plonk (rank''y of snakes three deaths of the (iiinn broth -
their worth. They aro em end Pre in abouta year.
e.osy to take•.
poisons being taken by mistake owing
to the similarity of bottles and the
bill suggests that poisons be kept in
three -cornered or square bottles and
that a penalty he provided in the case
of failure to do this.
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VARICOSE VEINS CURED
NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
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Confined to His Home forWeeks.
"Heavy work, severe Ft raining and evil Habits in youth lo- light on
\-arleoto Fetus. when 1 w•.rked hard rho aching would become
setero and 1 alis often laid up for a week at a time. Dly family
1 physician told ,nn an operation was my only holm -but I dreaded it.
tried soveral specialists, but w.on found out al they wanted was my
money. I ootnnwne d to look upon all doctors an little fetter thou
rogues. Ono day toy horsi laked me why I was ort work too much and
I told hint my condition. He advised oto to consult Drs. Kennedy R
Kenuesly, tae he had token treatment from them himself and knew
they tacos square and eailful. 1 wrote theta lull got Tue Nrw
Merron TREATYr.Rr. My progress was somewhat sloes and during
tin first tn0ntlen treatment I was sonu•what diseour)ged. Ilowever,
I e•intinut9l t'oaltneal for three months longer 11411i44184 rewardo,l
with a complete sure. I could only earn /I 12 a week in a machine
shop before treatment, now Iron earning VI and never loose a day.
1 sisil811 sufterent knew of your valuable treatment
111•:NI:Y C. LOC PST.
HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED?
111.001) POISONS am the most prevalent"and most serious diseases. They sap rho
very Ilio blood of the victim and awes entirely eradicated from the system will cans.,
e rr( rax c,1l) u,plitufts enalltls00(1. Bowadiseases.n of Mercury. It may suppress the symptoms- our NEW
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Y.et']li on MIDDLE AGED MEN. -Imprudent acts or later erceoses havo broken
down y ,0r system. You feel the symptoms stealing (ter you. Mentally. hy:i -ally and
v.ti,uy y. n1 aro out tho own you used W bo or should be. \% ill you herd the danger signals?
HEADER you a victim? Have you lost hopet Are you intending to marry? Has
your blood been diseased/ Have you any weakness? our Ni.w 31erwmu
wall cure you. Wiest it has 40(0 for others it will do for you Consulution
Fr... N ' matter who has treated you. writ') for an honest opinion Free of Chars•.
Boots Free -"Boyhood, Matriarch!, Fatherhood." (Illustrated/ on ',ketoses of filen.
NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRIVATE. No names on
bot.s or envelopes. Everything Confidential. Question List and Cost of Treatment
FREE FOR HOME TREAT MLN F.
DRs.KENNEDY& KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
fiara.N OT1 C E All letters from Canada must be addressed
to our Canadian Correspondence Depart-
mmtimominsufm nleut in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to
see us personally call at •,nr Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat
n o patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and
laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letter( as follows:
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
Write for our private address.
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The (loderich Star says; "A well • On Saturday a workman named
known grocery firm on the Square re- Atrill, employed by the Canadian
ceived a shipment of nice looking Stewart Co., in the erection of the W.
pound prints of butter from out of C. F. M, Co's new elevator, at Goder-
town and after keeping it for a day or ich was the victim of an accident
so discovered both by smell and op -twine!) may yet cost him his life, One
pearance that the butter had been 1 of the frappe forms used to bold the
mixed with tallow, which the heat of ' cement was being hoisted to the top
the room was drawing to the surface of the building over 100 feet, wheu it
of the prints, and the fraud was as slipped and fell the entire distance,
clear as daylight. Our merchant does and'struck the workman on the head
not of course Know the name of the in such a way that his head went
maker, hut he decided to call in the through tho boards of the side, and
mefical health officer and follow up both his legs were broken in two
the swindle. places. That he was not instantly
Robert M. Rea. a farmer of Biansh- ; killed is a remarkable thing, but he is
hard, who Way injured by a fall frau,' of course in avery stiffest condition
a threshing machine on Tuesday last , Ile was taken to Alexandra Hospital,
diet! on Thursday Dec. 1st. The acci- ` and latest reports are that he is. doing
dent occured on the farm of Wm, very well .to the surprise but also to
Dale, where Crozier's threshing out- the pleasure, of his attendants. It is
( the Construction Co
lit was at work, the sad occurance 1s understood that h
deeply lamented by tt wide circle of 'are protected by insurance. which is
friends in the Township where the de -1 now carried on the workman en -
ceased was held in the highest esteem gaged on these large contracts.
He wax 59 years of age and is Pur-
vived by a widow and family The
funeral took place from his late res-
idence on East Mitchell road on Sat- i
;inky FLETCHER'S
;inkyry last. interment was made in
St. Marys eemetarv. i CASTOR 1 A
Children Cry
Free to Stock and Poultry Raisers
arss�aa rata •ra�e>Qe,ta st•�•a��
We will send, absolutely free, for the :Asking, postpaid, elle of our large thirty -two-page hooklets
on the common diseases of stock and poultry. Tells you 110w to feed all kinds of heavy and light
horses, colts and mares. mach cows, calves and fatteniug steers, also how to keep and feed poultry
so that they will lay just as well in winter as in summer. No fanner should be without it.
a• a cast of .rely top-thlr.ly "f a cent ,red heti, y. And it builds up the health
e Ery „•r An tont, Royal 1'urpb Stock anti !colones the former pl pn.rvs andvlgor
p• roe mast••. each Andral wortto 25 per 01 run -doom stock. In little or so time.
••at. wore The troy host 111re to Hale this -son.
Y los rarer heard of my other specific. 'IA osier us NON It digests the hard f 1
4.1 1.r1 i'oemt." dozed tikewise.. properly and prevents the animals get-
ting indigestion or liming deals.
51 r -r c•-nt. Cheaper
Orme :.0 -rent Package of ttnyal Purple
11 will inrrense th., milk -yield [Arse to win last one Anunnl 7•• days. This
Ove pounds per row a day 11,.1.44) of front fagurit a little nvcr two-tbirds of a cent
two In three weeks It InakPa Skis milk per day.
raiser than ioee hvI're.
W,val Purple will pwmanrntly ,mss the
Eras. Colic. Worms. Skin Ilosesee'r, oral
irnrbty, and restore run - efor,u .taimaix
to plumpuees and vigor.
MR. A\Pitt:w' 441'(:141('11. .1 Wainrtetl,
Cot.. says : "'1 his 1s to r.•r..fy that i
lave tried your !loyal Panda block
;.IKiM• for two v.*ks. .n MVO cow. On
the lath 1 w.•i,th.I her sink no 17
pounds 1 noticed a chafe:, alter h or
(1 days. as there 4111 n•. .-. out weight 04
milk. on the 21.eh i rnr•ta11v weighed
th. 111114, and •41e Kate L.; ('pounds. I
nm giving :in order foe r. 4..xcs, ss 1
consider it the rest 1 have •ver 112,011."
"Stock Food" will not Aa this Because
"vierk 1•'0..•1 I, m " nC 0 .n• or L•xs
than n tnnt0.:•r .,f the %.at !Atter which
you, yuursclf, grow on your own farm.
it 1s not mere fond y.'ar Animals need.
They must have something to help their
bodies get all the nourishment from the
food they tare getting. So that they will
fallen. and stay fist, all the year 'round.
They nowt 9nmMhin,; to prevent disease,
to sure t1I eas.e, and to keep them in OM
best of health, n11 the time.
Not a Stock Food
Royal Purple is not it "Stork Pond."
nor a "medicine." It is n t'ondltioaer.
1l does not contain (train. nor farm
products. Nor lora it contain ••pops."
or any other injurious ingredient. Iloyal
Purple does not merely temporarily bleat
or inspire the Animal. It (041019 and
strengthen it, permanently.
No ether'peci4r
known odds 41.•sh
90 quickly n9Roval
Purple. 11 makes
6 -w. -.k, -old ('ntsee
no large r : orli•
nary -fed t',ises aro
et 1( 414(4.9.
11 n y n I Porto.,
makes oat .r I v.
thin A ?Steels fat
Most •'Mort 12 1-" la 50 -cent Pack-
ages keit I. • o days, and are given
the.,, t.rne•a at 11.1)'.
11..1 Pops! Pimple Sp,dfe is elven Only
nor•• u day. and lasts :u) per cent. longer.
.k $1.10 )'ail. containing four lino•+
Ih so•.',nt of the S41cret Package, lasts
No, you .re, it is only necessary to give
impel Purple Specific e•4Ke each tiny
Just think of tnrtting each Anim .1
worth 25 per cent. .psel !t• Cost t wife%
Islil fist m.•an to y.iu. Mr. Stock Ovine: •
1t n..,key, the Iles lay Eggs in Winter
as well as in the Smuttier.
MI1S. W't. III RN11A]t. Sanford. Vint .
soya : "Dear Sirs, -Thai i. to cert .fy
that I have used two hoses of ),, it
1'vuttry Specific for my hems. They la;.1
no w. -U while (ceding it to them. 1 won-
dered if you would mind sending tu0
word haw or where 1 could get some this
whiter. 1 b !ht it Irons your agent
last *biter 1 bud :t•J hen,. and some
days 1 got two dozen eggs a day in
February ind Marsh, while feeding them
the Spec thy; "
Royal t'urt'le Poultry Specific prevents
Fasts Iowan.: 1!esh at moulting time, and
psrman••nt ly cures every poultry disease.
It makes choir plutnage bright and keeps
them olways in prime condition.
('eltrnlin, (int., Feb, 7, '10.
'1 he W. A • Onions )lfg. a o., 1. bol, Ont.:
4.entk'nlen,-t%e have Leen using (loyal
. , I.• 1'ol.ltry and dock M;•ecilie for tho
to : ,free weeks. end urea say that rope
s .1 w are remarkable. Am feeding the.
• cep 4i'P•'Ihe to two me,krng cows. and
trey Kase increased 34) l..- sent. in their
milk. '1 h. 1'oultry results are oven mar.,
In1.41cd than this. we hrtve about Gel
hen., (,.yin; net. %514. 1) w.• commenced
ftedlr.44, we were getting five and ale eggs
n day. :end tri the lent five days the Santo
(lock of hens laid 194) eggs, ahnust nn
nier:We of a1 each day• and those five
days have Iden the colds -it this winter.
1 ou ran see re -alts plainly in two or
three days after the use of "Royal pur-
ple,-
ur-
11 •,- and the poultry has.. the Immo
hu -.1e and appearance now on in the sum -
11 r tau.•. with cows and poultry. stn
it motors your Poultry worth more lions exactly the same feed and carr as
than they could ever he wilt 1 It. before Starting to feed 'Royal Purple."
((hen farmers; and stockmen get ac-
quainted with Royal Purple, it will hnvo
a great• r dema.:d than ell Other tonics
and ,.•.ck 1 ly "n the market combined.
1 ours truly, ANPHEW HICKS.
Aug. 28. 1910.
K'. A. Jenkins 'Ata. ('o.. I. ilon, Ont.:
(tentletnen,-Last hall we had In our
sts'.te- a young mare belonging to Mtas
( t •u,ton, of Montreal. We Could not
tees! her any bran on neceunl of causing
i 401ent woo: int , consequently ly rousing heti
to Iwome 44.ak and thin. toe com-
1.••nce•d using your Itnyal Purple Stock
end the results were wonderful
After • re it three week9, we found 440
• f --ed the animal bran cr any other
•• f d without 'enuring her, rind she
• nook on in this time twenty-five
1 , f we working her at the
!/11:1.. 1 m•• through the Mtn'. 1 ran
h all, recommend your Stock Specht.
'14411 MMITli,
Trainer for the lion. Adam heck.
Vet one no "int Package will last 25
(tens :o das. sir a 2'I.Jo fall 44111 do
11. n9 _ u dsys. Tha is four time.,
moremet erinl at only three times the
rest.
oyal P
STOCK MW POULTRY SPECIFICS
Royal Porto• creates an appetite for
fond, and heli•, nature to digest and turn
it into rear' onto muscle.
As !fog fattener, Itnyal Purple ha':
no equal.
Never Off Feed
ban McEwen, lh.• t. m:o says 1
'1 have used 11,'4.11 Purple Stack
w;icific persistently an feeding 'The Feel,'
2.021, largest winner of any pacer on
((rand Circuit in 1008 and 190o, and
'Henry Winters.' 2.tot, brother of 'Allen
%linters,' winner of $36,000 in trotting
stakes in I:151.1,
-These horses have never been oft their
feed since 1 started using Kaye' Purple
Specific. 1 w111 always has•. it in my
elaides. our ('ougl, Powder works
like magic."
For Poultry
Royal Purple Poultry Spe(I0e is 0111'
ooh• r vpecitic. it le for Poultry - not
for Mock.
Make This Test
_
Every ounce of Royal Purple Stock and
l'out(y Specific is guaranteed.
'1'o prove that Royal Purple has
equal, We want you to make this test :
Feed Iloyal Purple to any one of your
Animals for four weeks. And at toe
some tint•• feed any other pr.•paral4011 to
any other Animal in the same condition.
1f 130ya1 Purple does not prove t0
you. hy actual results. that it iv (he
best you ever used, we'll return your
money.
nu
Vie also tnnn:dm-titre :
Moya' footle I tee Killer 25e.
!loyal rumple (fell Cure 25c.
Ho)ni Purple Sweet Liniment 5(te,
Itoyal Purple Cough Curebac.
our Cough Cure will cure any ordinary
And we'll ask no gnestlnnsi-make no cough in four days, and win break up
excuses. Sou will be the Judge- not 4)a. 44444 cure distemper in ten to twelve riny9.
1f your denier Cannot supply you with
r,lr !Royal Purple Brands, we will Ripply
you upon receipt of $1 n poll. pre.
paid. for either poultry or Renck. or it
}.i want any liniment, flail (yore or
if you are not satisfied. aft - t• -titin.; tough Powder, we will send it by mail,
it, you don't lose nnylhinl;. .1.. y •postpaid, upon receipt of lino 1.
This is nn honest fest, isn't it '1 %i'e)
ask you to make it becrtioe we k i -w
that Itocnl 1'irple is the hest Conditioner
on the market.
'W. A. JIDNWINS MI'Q. COMPANY, I.OIVDOINT, ON'rAI TQ
Royal Purple 'tuck un I Pool' r4 ".t- nd fr 13aoklots (111 1 t it 1 `r:,t• \l , ,I. 11 anian. 11' r 114 1r ir,• t .t. .1. M'•rn 1. /1 1-
ncS , !ianlon U'Br:• n. C. ntr1'in : 1. W. 1.. II i.a1 hill. 14re:,• ' -t. II ti -III