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'-here9 s nothing
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so bad for a cough
as coughing.,
There's nothing
so good for a
cough,�
as Ayer
Cherry Pectoral.
The 25.ceot size is just right
for Itre arainaty, everyday cold,
The So cent size is better for the
cough of bronchitis. croup. grip.
used booseness. Thea dollh size
is the best for chronic coughs,
as is consumption, chronic bron-
cldtis, wham), etc,
MONEY TO LOAN,
We lime:unlimited private tundefor invest-
nelootupon farm or village property at 1oWeet
*tee of lntereet.
DICKSON' 8.e CARL'iNG
Tweeter.
F. W. GLADIVAN
(Successor to Elliott AI Ciadronu)
Barrister ,Solicitor, Notary Public,
Conveyancer, Etc.
Mone" to loop an Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates ae interest.
OFFIOE MAIN STREET EXETER
KINSMANS�- »R . KINSMS. AN, L.
D. S.
T D.
Universy,Dns
ovtrn
Twithoutneed vin or
Teeth ,
badnfter ofroets, Office in Fann-
sOn's block, West side of Main
'Ikea, Exeter'
DR- ANDERSON. (D. D. S. i. D. S' 1
DENTIST.
NAD BOIHH18 UGS GUT OFF.
Honor 'Graduate of the Toronto University.
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
cataria. 4Utbrllgo work, Crowns, and Pinto
work done in thu neatest possible manner. A
harmless aniesthotio for painless oxtraotion.
Thestricteet attention given to the preservat-
on of the natural teeth. Office opposite Coni
taai /fete'. Exeter, Ontario.
CUT THIS OUT
Berlin, Ont,,, Man Probably Fatal-
ly injured at Detroit.
The Filipinos Capture 14 Ameerleene--
Rritish Ship ',masks% Bound For Acts-
tralia Isl Cott^ Out 136 Days—Suspectcil
Bubonic I'laguo Carse iu Stepney, Lun-
don--Queeta Wilheimitra of itoilond
Betrothed to Dolce Rears'. of Meeklees
• send us with Oconts in silver. and you will
net MODS
return mail a GOLDEN BOX OF
i3WDS that will bring you in MORE MoxEv,
In one month, than anythingelse in America.
A. w, KINEY, E. T..
Salem—Yarmouth, N. S
Five 'Packs of Cards Freer
One pack, 'May I C U;' $ome,' One pack
Escort, Onepack Flirtation,' One pack 'Hold -
w -light' One pack,'Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 othor styles with book full of no-
arsons. Sena 5c. silver for postage.
A. W. K1NNE E. T„
Salam—Yarmouth, N. S
r1ORTGAGE SALE
Or FARM PROPERTY IN TELE
VOWNH I P OF STF PHFN.
burg-Sclaweriu,
The death is announced of cdenoko
I ibich. the veleinrated Bohemian
composer.
Lord Roberts has
honory colonel of the new regiment
.5f frisk (Wards.
The total of gold engaged for iut-
portattotr to the United States to
date is S9,1.50,000.
The uprising in San t)oriugo is
ended, the rebels have scattered and
business is reviving.
Queen A'ilheltuina of holland has
piroclainhed her betrothal to Puke
Henry of Meelcleuberk-Schwerin.
Sir Henry Wentworth Dyke Akland
Radcliffe. librarian at Oxford
vexsity^ since 3851, died on Tuesd,ly. .
t case of illness, suspected to be
bubonic plague. is reported at. Step -
MY. rt parish and suburb of Lone-
England.
ong'•' ng lin►tl.
The 14ing--ston bylaw granting $50,-
000 to queen's University was voted
upon en Tuesday, and carried by over
50(1 majority.
Thomas F. Lane, sou-in.law of ex-
+enator Blackburn, committed itli-
ride at his house in Washington on
Alonday 1►i;ht,
Mr. Andrew ('arnegie has presented
the town of llawick, Roxburt; Coun-
ty, Scotland, with tl►e soul er £10,-
000 for a, public library.
Viro d atuaged St. Ca harino las
11' P i t n
fh
n
$ t 4
..,� extent 9 .tell "1 rte,
f .l,
:',ay ;Horning. An explosion in the
generating room caused it.
been gazetted
Under and by virtue of the powers contain -
.ed in a certain mortgage, whichwill be produc-
ed, at the time of the sale, there will be offered
for sale by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900
At the hour of TWO O'CLOCK P. M., at
Brenner's Hotel, Grand Bend, Ont., by John
Gill, auctioneer, the following valuable pro-
perty, namely:—
Lot number six in tbo Lake Road West con-
cession,Townsbip of Stephen,County of Huron,
containingthirty-five aures of lend more or less.
This is a esirable property, only one mile from
Grand Bend.
TERMS OF SALE. -20X ofhe , the purchase money
ace t aid be paidnwithin 30 time
or the bal-
for payment of balance may be made to suit
purchaser.
For further particulars and conditions of sale
Apply to
J. G-STANBURY,
Exeter, Ont.
Vendor's Solicitor.
Dated at Exeter, the 2nd day of 'October, 1900
Mrs. Fred Laino, St. George. Ont. writes :
"'My little girl would cough so at night that
neither she nor 1 could get any rest. Igave
bee Dr, Wood's Norway Pine syrup and
thankful to say it cured her cough quickly.
BEWARE OF WORMS.
Don'tlot worms gnaw at the vitals of your
children. Give them Dr. Low's Pleasant
Worm Syrup and they'll soon be rid of those
parasites, Price 25c.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
FRENGH Nfls BEEN FLGHTING. 1
Senora! Mahon Has Likewise
Been Doing execution.
Viotory Was C.aiteod Bowerer, Only by
Severe Losses --'Boers dete've. Over Wide
Field—British. lee -Entered Blocmleo'
Near Kimberley, i:noopased and.
caught 0Q Boers --hour Leaders Cult
Flob Wag,
•
hondon, Oct. 17, ---Lord Roberts
reports from Pretoria, under date of
Oct. 15, as follows:
'French has started from 'ilacha-
dedorp towards Heidelberg to clear
tt part of iho country not yet visit-
ed by our troops.
"Mahon, conlnlanding the mounted
troops, successfully engaged the ene-
my on Get. 13, but our losses were
severe, the officers and eight
wren being killed, and three officers
and ','-5 men wounded.
"French. occupied C'ar'olina yenter-
day, ralituring a convoy during Ili
march.',
Lord Roberts also reports a num-
ber of minor affairs, showing that
the Boers are still active over at wide
field.
The illness of King„ Albert tat Sa c
Any" 11:15 bet'orue more tondo recently.
llis thi3'sty fainted on Tuessday,
a
aiming considerable alarm.
The Italian iiuke de Ahrua2i la
planning a new kind of ball inn for
leis nest polar eNpedition. 'Cif* imi:.-
tary, balloon proved a failure..
A big gold strike is reports -I (root
i
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Stewart River all. Yukon tcrrdt,.ry.
Miners nit. getting, .$25 to the pan,
Another good strike is reported iron
Arlin,
Max Brill, a prominent real estate
lawyer of Brooklyn, shot himself in
tho head with it revolver on Tuesday
in his ollice in that city. No reason
is assigned.
Newton J. Kerr, Assistant ('ity En-
ginesr of 0tEawa, has been appoint-
ed City Engine:r isl place of Jolr:1
Quit. who resigned. Mr. Galt dist s
pay till the end of the year.
Adapt Mnesch, a Chicago wool-
worker. lens been shot and probably
fatally wounded. It is supposed
strikers did it because Maesolt went
to work with non-union men.
.Tohn Eopts, a Russian Polish min-
er, who had saved 5100, and was re-
turning with it to Germany, was
robbed on a Baltimore and Ohio
train near Marietta, Ohio, on Mon-
day night. Ile is left without a cent.
Fire destroyed 13,000,000 feet of
lumber, valued at $250,000, at Oak-
wood, Wisconsin, on rueeday, The
sufferers are the Hollister -Armes ('o.,
the Diamond snatch Co., the Challon-
er & Sons Co. And other smaller
owners.
Jeff Jones, his wife and their four
children were blown to atones by
dynamite in their home at Selis,
Montgomery County, Alabama, on
Monday evening. It is believed a
dispute over property prompted the
outrage.
Tlie British ship Lansing, which
left Port Blakely, Cal., on June 1,
bound for l'ort Piere, Australia, is
not, out 136 days. and 20 per cent,
re -insurance has been offered on her.
She has a cargo of nearly 2,000,000
feet of lumber.
Magistrate Ramsdell has committed
Edward Taverner for trial at the
fall Assizes on a charge of moo -
slaughter, arising out of the death
of Isaiah Warner, superintendent of
the Humber (near Toronto), piggery.
Taveernc'r ls. out on bail.
A man named Ireson was killed,
and eight other persons, including
four girls, were injured in a fire
caused by an explosion of rubber
cement in a building occupied by
Witchell Sons & Co., shoe manufact-
urers. at Detroit, on Tuesday.
It is officially announced that Lora
Alverstone, formerly Sir Richard
Webster, has been appointed Lord
Chief Justice of England, in succes-
sion to the late Baron Russell of
Ki.11owen. Justice A. L. Smith suc-
ceeds Lord .Alverstone as Master of
the Rolls.
The tribal risings among the I{urds
are assiuining threatening propor-
tions. The Turkish authorities are
greatly concerned. The troops have
had to intervene in the Diarhoki,r
district, where a number of Chris-
tian and Mussulman villages have
been razed.
A shooking accident occurred Tues-
day afternoon at the railroad cros-
sing on St. Aubin avenue, Detroit,
Henry Clayton of Berlin, Ont., being
run over by a Michigan Central
freight train, and having both legs
cut off. ' His recovery is believed to
be impossible.
AN OLA AND WELLARTBD REMEDY.—MTS.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
YYnouof here for their
over refifty years to thing. it mot success.
with perfect
children while teething,
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pe{n, cures wind colic. and 3s the beet remedy
for Diarrhcea.: It is pleasant to the tanto. Sol'
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
gents a bottle. Its value is incaleplabie. Be
;.onto and ask for Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
R
Chiidren +Cry., for
STORIA
sa.
Twenty men of the 24th U S.
Regiment, who were repairing tele-
graph wires in the Island of Luzon
(Philippines), wore surrounded by
Filipinos Oct. 10, and 14 of the
AMerico.tie were captured. A party
.01 United 'States scouts were also
surpri't1 and three of them killed,
The report' of 'the Ontario Board
of iieltlth,ior September,, read at' the
quarterly meeting in Toronto on
Tuesday, showed that 1,988 deaths
were . reported ellp•ing the Month, of.
which 40 were ,roan diphtheria, 54
from _ typhoid and 151 from tuber-
cillosis. The figures for- September
last year were respectively 21, 55,
1.90.
1. Ued ugv 1gSkirinlait.
'lttrban, Oct. 16. --Near S'rybeid,
commando was taken int ant-
boa•..• .' by Bethuen's mounted info'',
try, the Boers losing 60 killed, 85
wounded, and 65 taken prisoners.
Ftftr Doers Captured,
Cale Town, Oct. 10. --The British
re-entered Illoeudliof, near lkiuhberley,
Oct. 14, uai'ipipoicd, anti captured 50
Boers,
Y.471Eiz X.Ed.»ERS
Corlruusnclants Muller and Erasmus 17e
c1sle to Surreeder,.
I'.reioria, Oct, la.---Coultttandant
Muller, with a number of burghers.
has surrendered to the British ill
Standerton. The ren►ainder of the
commando. it is s«tlti. intendedto
hold out until yesterday. when they
would also surrender if they -ver:
not joined by tt large force of Amleri-
Ca119 who. it was said, would arrive,
on that day to aid then[. The Ilot'r•,
have burned anumber of faro[ house•,•
in the Standerton district belonging
do Englishmen. Commandant Era
s,
Imus is coining in to arrange terms
ttf surrender.
T1ieui in A Tsap.
Gens. .Barton and Clements have
surrounded a commando on ?;wart
ICop, and it is expected that the
whole force will be captured. The
British at last reports were shelling
then, and had killed and wounded a
nunlber. Some prisoners had been
taken. Gens. Barton and Clements
fought for three days to drive the
Boers into the position they are now
trying to bolsi.
The, Colonial Regiments.
The men of the colonial regiments
have been given the option of receiv-
ing their discharge or taking a three
weeks' furlough, after which they
must rejoin their commands. If they
choose to take their discharge they
Will lose certain emoluments. About
forty members of the Imperial Li t;lit
Horse have signified their intention
to take furloughs. The others will
take their discharge. The volunteer
companies of some of the regiments
are beginning to leave for home.
Itoborta fraises ]Fuller,
Gen. Roberts has issued an order
announcing that Gen. Sir Redvers
Buller has relinquished the command
of the Natal force. In the order
Gen. Roberts thanks Gen. Buller for
his services, and says that his abil-
ity and great success caused the col-
lapse of the Boer army in the east-
ern part of the Tranavaal.
Boor Depredntlnns.
Y=l
• The Least flair
Casts a Shadow."
A single drop of poison
blood'wises, finless checked in
time, make the whole impure„
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
great leader in blood purifiers..
It casts no shadow, but brings suit -
Shine and health into every household,
Running'Sore--" Afy mother watt
troubled wth rl:epmatlsm in her :knee for
a nuraber of yearn, and it broke out into s
running sore. She took three bottles of
Iiood'a Sarsaparilla and is now well.
Food's Olive Ointment helped to heal the
eruption. " Mas, Joins BARS, Cloverlawns,
A feaster, Ontatie.
RhCutntn " I was badly afflicted
with sciatic rheumatism. Consulted doc-
tors without relief. Was persuaded to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and five bottles gave
nee relief and enabled me to go to work."
WiLr,rttc R. RoAcll, Margaretvllle, N. 8.
s/.!t'
rover pils4kpain a `
13ood'e i'tllseare [icer life; the non- az-luting sad
only cauisrllc to take with Hood's 5areaparl0a..
S'ddherland Innes Co .,IB,
t11LE P1�.wP,RED TO PURCHAfii+'
IE;I-..1VV�
—AND
OTHER TIMBER,
EITHER BR STANDING OR IN THE
LOGS,
Apply`` to
E. Ca Kassel,
FOREMAN, S alt, O,•T.
A train has been derailed at Caap
River. Three persons were killed in
the accident.
The Boers have broken the railway
at Vrakfontein. They fought a small
force that was sent to repair the
line, killing several and wounding a
number. Some others were taken
prisoners. The rifle •brigade is pro-
ceeding to clear therm out.
Gen. Knox is in Heilbron, Gen.
DeLisle in Reitburg and Gen. Barton
in Krugcrsdorp. All of them have
skirmishes with the Doers.
Five.hundred prisoners taken by the
British in Lydenburg, have been sent
o Cape Town.
BET CANED CANADIANS.
SWEET
Begs to announce to the
people of Exeter and surround-
ing country that he has taken
the stock of Harness, Boots &
Shoes of Mr J. Treble, livid
will continue business in the
wine .stand, •
In order to clear out this
STMT.: of
Boots % Shoes
WE OFFER TIMM
Sergt.-Major tt idgery and Five Others
Arrive in Xoronto.
Toronto, Oct. 17.—Serge.-Maj or
Widgery of the Royal Canadian Dra-
goons arrived in the city from South
Africa last night. He was escorted
to his home, at 44 Clifford street, by
a crowd of friends, where an en-
thusiastic reception was given him,
about 500 people taking part. The
house and street was gaily decorated
for the occasion with flags and Chi-
nese lanterns.
Five invalided Canadian soldiers
reached Toronto on Tuesday. They
were: Pte. A. Marshall, A1landale;
Pte. Geo. A. Barrett,' St, Thomas;
Pte. W. McKnight, St. Catharine;
and Pte. C. H. Koehler of Toronto,
and Pte. W. Townley, formerly- of the
Governor -General's Body Guard. The
arrival of the boys Was somewhat
unexpected, and but few persons be-
side relatives were at the station to
meet them. They all looked the pia
tore of heath
Capt. Pears. Dangerously Ill.
Ottawa, Oct. 17.—A cable froze
Sir Alfred Milner to the dovernor-
l}eneral yesterday* states
that a mis-
take was made in the a ltlereporting
Corporal - St. Aubyn £estse da*&er-
ouely ill at Prlatt ria; It should'
have been Capt: .q.. SE, A. Pearse est
the Mounted' Infantry.,.
Capt." Potreo is 'a,. Toronto malt,
in the Royal C04411an Orsjootut
at sea, • Ali
stationed1 y >i IFt':F,
AT and BELOW RBST
MARKETS.
;Exeter, OCTOBER hili 1900,
Wheat per bushel .64
ts 4 to 61
B23
arley,,,,... ,...
.. a"ll t0 36
63 to 03
Butter..... .-17 to
Eggs,..... ,.,,,, ,., 14 to 14
Turkeys ... . 9 lei 10
Geese.,,... ..,,., 6 to a
Chickens per It ...... , 6 to
Ducks ,,., 7 to
Wool..,. „ ... 16 to 13
Dried
''0ook ased..... . -".. .. 87.0 t 7.00
LONDON AiiKETS..
London. OCTOBER17th 1904.
Wheat per bushel,., .-.t$ to 65
oats, „ ...... ,33 w 3.:
Peas., --ale to tit
Barley . 38 to e6
Buckwheat .,,.. -45 to 4
Rya .., , .51 to 66
Corn... .... .,..,,42 to 47
Beans .,_..,. 65 to 70
Butter .... ,.••, -••• 14 to 14
Dars
ks •..,,. 60 to
Turkeys per to..,. ....,,10 to 12
Geese peril,Chicks ..9 to
Cheesens ,..,..* 8 o 10
10
Potatoes per bag .. .ee to 45
Hay per ton ,..,.. . ,.e 6.00 to *3 r1,0
Pork per Cwt... ,.
• FORTRB NEXT 30 DAYS.
Harness in'alI lines either in stock
or anode to drier.
Repairing promptly and carefully
attended to. •
CALL AND INSPECT OUR GOODS.
R. H. SWEET
J. Treble's old stand
B.B.B.
Cures
to Stay
Cured
16
.. 84.00 to $5.110
To TRE Due.. --A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Bead
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people rumble to procure the
Ear Drums may have thele free, Ap
ply to Dept. A. S. V, the Institute, 7SO
Eighth Avenue, New rorlt,U. S. A.
MUSCULAR RRH1 LMATISM.
Il, 3Filkinson, Stratford, Ont., sa s: "lt
Weeds Ole much pleasure to say that Iy experi-
enced great relief from Muscular Itheumatit+n1
bee n$ln two boxes of )iilburn'e Rheumatic
Pills." i'rico 60oa box.
There is nothing haralr about Taxa -Liver
Pills They cure constipation, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache. and k3itious Spells withorlt griping
purging ee sjgk chips. Price S'._=ic.
The most chronic diseases of
the Stomach, Liver, bowels and
Blood.
Thousands of testimonials from
those who have been permanent-
ly cured by the use of Burdock
Blood Bitters speak of its unfail-
ing efficacy in Dyspepsia, Bilious-
ness, Sick Headache, Liver Com-
plaint, Eczema, Erysipelas, Scro-
fula, Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples,
Hives, Ringworms, and all blood
humors.
If you want to be cured to stay
cured, use only B,B.B;
THE
Clothing
QUESTION
A `tick
Meat Market
undersigned has ope7ted up
w meat inarhet one door
'l91
plea
South of Carlinn's Stor
re he will keep the choicest of
constantly on band.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. TiANNINO
R. NR ROWE
TV : UNDERTAKER.
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price,
and selling at the old prices.
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show a
big range at moderate prices
in Scotch and Canadian. tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oercfor singe:
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALL and see
y
what we can do for you.
Jr H. Griever
MERCHANT ANT TAILOR
P
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Ca;itoria is for Infants and childreni Castor' a is a
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, props:
and Soothing Syrups, It contains neither Qp1wn,.
1Iorj'hine ROI:' other NitrcotiG substance, It Is rleasant,
lts guarantee is thirty years' use by 11Tittiona of
Mothers. Castoriat destroys Worn2S and a .flays Feverish-
xtess, Castori . cures Diarrhoea awl Wind Colic. rCasto r
relieves Teething Troubles, cures ConstipaYtion aid
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels QfTnfants anti Children, el l g,
Realty and n_atukral. sleep. Castoria, is the Ctl,TldreA's
L'anaeea The Mother's Friend.
'`ic`1<Stor a. asto
4" 1 P '"Qaatttirltt Is sa well uaia leis to children
C'aatoria is on excellent medicine for F
,children.. .mothers 1►trve repeatedly told roc + that I recommend it us superior to any prey
of its good sil et upon their children." ecriptiaa known to inc."
I)a. G. C. 066401, lv:4<11,slfass. 11. A.4stcgna,S3.1?,.$rp,2X1im,,1V 1'
THE FAC-SIIVIILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
Tte1 ARtltAtiit CQMIASY. R1' MNeitlar 555 iii. re5W'ttttl>R 0r1 (.
Always keeps on band a com-
plete stock of caskets and
trimmings at different kinds.
Also the largest stock of furn-
iture ever shown in Exeter or any
town in the county.
Prices as low as can be made.
Do not fail to see our immense
stock in our two storey building.
Our desire is to please every-
body.
Rowe's
Buy the Best
and
Ignore the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
GET SOMETMNG tuGE.'
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are' looking for
S CIDLEY SON
FURNITURE Alen UNDERTAKERS.
Opera House Block,
ABSOLUTE
SES '' ITYe
nam-..._sem
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Catrs
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See Fan:-Slensfe Wrapper Below.
Vsery stmaoii, aural as ow/
to tame as Braga
CbtADACWE0
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oo lluousiliS$.;
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GtIRR.eiCK HIEALIACHE.
The output eel "` Slater hoes'" a
utrol their ov: a ta't;tage iu st.o Yt 1
Canucl,. Calf," utalle front the b
icl
medium tau a'l s::;;l b -own.
" I idducl:" in biaa3t and seal brown, froth selected Patna patski
Both leathers are wear and. water resisting, porous and therefore sanitary.
There are also "Best rrenckt Patent," " French Eaatuel, " Peerless
Russia" and "American Calc.`[
Slater Shoe Polish only should be
• these leathers, retains their
elasticity and keep's VTa., soft.
Tire soleleatberis the best (.11ihi11i3;,
able,and ou every sole is the makers"
name and price iu a slate frame,
when. the finished shoe has passed.
its rigorous e'auiination.
Catalogue.
en
elected calfskilts, in Mac'
0
�. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
SPRAINED
ARM,
T{.
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Mary Ovington, Aglow, Ont., writes : "My Y
mother had a badly sprained arni Nothing we;
usoddld herany good. Then father got 'hug TwEEDs
-
yard's iw day . and
it dined mother's term n}
SPECIAL LOT OF
KIDNEY DISEASE
FOR TEN YEARS.'
A Glen Miller Man's Terrible
Trial.
He Found a Cure at Last in
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mr. P. M. Burk, who is a well-known
resident of Glen. Miller, Hastings Co.,
Ont., was atlieted with kidney trouble for
ten years.
So pleased is he at having found in
Doan's Kidney Pills a cure for his ail-
ments, which he had begun to think were
incurable, that he wrote the following
statement of his ease so that others simi-
larly afflicted may profit bybis experience:
" I have been afflicted with kidney trouble
for about ten years and have tried several
remedies but never reeeived any real
benefit until I started taking Doan's
Kidney Pills. My back used to constantly
ache and my urine was high colored and
milky looking at times. Sinee I have
finished the third box of Doan's Kidney
Pills I am happy to state that I am not
bothered with backache at all and my
urine is clear as erystal. I feel confident
that these pills are the best kidney specific
in the country,"
At Cost Price
FOR TRF NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY I.'ANTL1 GS
AT COST..
We want to clear these lines at once.
WOMEN WILL TALK,
W, 'JOHNS,.
The Tarot•
minamfmmolmsadmilk
Can't Blame them fbr Tel.
ling each other about Mil.
buries Heart and Nerve
Pins.
ills,
h will work while you
sleep„without a gripe or
pain, curing Constipation,
$iliousness, Sick Head-
ache and Dyspepsia, and
Make you feel better in
the morning.
TIN GREAT RERIEDY
FOR WEAK NERVOUS womg ,
It's only natural that a adman finda
a remedy which cures her of aerviuttne
andweakness, relieves her •, .alas surd
aches,?pots color in her cheek anddvitatit , ih
her whole system, she Should ..ba anxhoutt
to tether suffering sisters know of
Mrs. Hannah Holmes, St. James Street,
St. John, N.B., relates her egpe rieriee wikh
this remedy as follows : " Feer gosaer y
1 have been troubled with duttering of the►
heart and dizziness,
secernj
anijth
�tae.
smothering feelin which p� �tited
from resting. My appetite ww
poor said
i wits much run down
uand
a ,i�t[tafaef.
.'Since I started usingM iburn's ;
� Heart
`and Nerve Pills, the s tl snug feteliptg
has gone, my heart beat
now
reul
ai
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the utterin has disappeared,andIhava
ileepRlnderfu!]y built
up throuj;h the tartlet
effect of the pills. I now feel stranger' and
better than for many: 'ars, and cit iia,
Saytoll much' in raise or t �p
P he remedy e+�l`9lil
restored my long lost health." y