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as PRE BESULT OF A TIP
many a woman note has a repu'ta•
Lion as a tine baker who was
t'orarerly known as but aria ordinary
one. The Up lis to
'USE KNOW DRIFT FLOUR
That is aIithe sore about i'6 with
the usse, of Snow Drift flour half the
baking is already done, Wisth jut
ordii•,nary care and skill 'twice as
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Becausethere should b e good music in every home.
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A few soft airs, some of the old famillar pieces wil make your eveningsat
home so different Evenings of that kind sweepaway all little differences,
drive out.p etty•eares, soothe,tbe big worries and prepare every member of the
family to.attack the work of the morrow with a cheerful, well balanced mind.
Auld these happy, restful evenings will exercise a great influence ever the
ebaracter of every member of tbefamily,
The Piano will give you the music y.ou need to accomplish this,'
It is conceded tobe the finest musical instrument in the world; there is
nothing out side its range.
We give you easy terms of par/Bent. Doesn't that remove the last ob-
stacle f
Pianos range in price from $175.00 to $450.00
food results are assured. •
11 Cook Sons and Co.
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ll Ont.
Exeter
• art n or�
Large Salaries
One of our students placed in Win
mpeg this -month as a Private Secre-
tary at $2800.00 per annum. Many
'others planed this fall in good positions
Nomistake.ismade in training at
Usi'/vEs5 Caezz&t
anereo
Twenty-six years in this city. Short
hand Typewriting, Penmanship,
',Bookkeeping taught individually. En-
ter any day. •Send for our catalogue
and first :lesson' in -Shorthand,
W. 13. BLACK,
Coo Building. Principal.
WANTED 'WANTED A live representative
�i ly for Exeter and sur-
rounding district to sell high olass
Mock for
The Foothill Nurseries
Mare fruit trees will be planted in
1Pall of 1911 and Spring of 1912 than
. ver before in the history of Ontario.
The orchard of the future will be
lase best paying part of the farm.
We teach • our men Salesmanship,
Free Culture, and how big profits in.
fruit -growing can be made.
Pay weekly, permanent employ-
e ent, exclusive territory.
) Write for particulars. •
Stone & W Ilington
TORONTO
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A
handful
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WHEN i' fOU
SWEEP
absorbs the dust,
brightens the
floor and cleans
the carpet.
One week free trial.
Yours for health,
DUSTBANE.
4LL GROCERS
TREES THAT WILL GROW:
When buying fruitand ornamenatl
trees;, see to It that you buy of h
Arta w?zese tree} ?have the right sort
of roots and have been handled dor-
recently tin the nursries Our. trees will
there is a reason Take an agency"
for terms. Outfit free,'Thos. W. Paw -
;:Ian and son •0o.. Ltd., Ridgeville Ont.
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u- efore the g
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h of 1911
-the flicksalmanac gave timely warn.-
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arn-ingFor over two years!? ries to 1911.
e flicks Almanac a. air so'in''y^d the
th
Weaning of dra :eh dander. And se
for forty years this serer, friend of al
the people has steadfas.1t refteltd the
offers of speculators and continued
aurin den -
to warn the public of the earning G
- scerai of storm and weather. As ,tli�a v
t , plc
,„srsliouid have done: the p'..olal,.Imre axel-
ily stood by Prof. Hicks, their :faith-
nel, public servant who has grown old
In 'their service. .Send only one ,dol-
lar to Word and Works Publishing
Co. t3401 Franklin Ave. Be, ;Gouisi.
n
.Missouri and get his maga i and
enanae both for ane sear, The 'Ala
enanac alone a fine book of one heal-
,fired,' and fifty. pages, is only 35;0. by
snail Let everybody respond and re-
secive the warnings of bur , 'f tionel
091' fe..r the cereirig year,
Crediton
We are glad to report Lime Mr.
W. Kerr is doing nicely, We lropa .he
will continue' so,
Mrs. Marshall, of Exeter, visited
with her Barents Mr. and Mrs. J',
Lamport for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dinney spent Wed-
nesday in Exeter .attending the tun'
era! of Mr. Dinney's neige.
The four W's -eget at the home of
Miss T. Wein's on Monday' eveniate
All report having a good time.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held in the Evangelical church on
December 25th.
,Mr,;Got Geiser purchased the frame
building north of the village from
Mr. C. Beaver.
&Ir. S. Brown was in. London last
weeko n business.
Rev. (Burn- and son Albert spent a
few days in Shakespeare labst week.
Mrs. 0. Brown returned to her hame
in Sebewaing after spending a few
months with her mother Mrs. G. Mor
lock She was aaoomotinied home by
Miss C. Brown.
Rev. Yelland of Exeter will :occupy
the pulpit in the Evangelical clhurelii
next Sunday evening •
Miss Alma Hill has returned home
after spending a few weeks with
friends in London.
iButchering is the order of the day
around here.
Rev. McNiven of Toronto preached
a very interesting sermon on Tem-
perance in. the Evangelical church
last Sunday evening All who beard
him were certainly well pleased with
it.
Miss C. Wein left for Detroit where
she will remain for some time.
WHALEN
Mrs. J. V. SMillson attended the W,
M. S. Convention. in Stratford last
week.
Mrs.• Harvey Siithurby. of London
is visiting here with his mother.
-Mee ata D den is seriously ill and
time of writing is under :the ,doctor's
care,
A number of the older folk took
the fowl supper at Centralia on Trues
day night of last week while the
youngpeople attended the • dyssber
supper at Woodham on ,Wednesday
night and plans were beinglaid to
take in the concert at Granton on
Thursday evening. Something some-
where all the time.
Rev. Mr. MoNibbon; ,pf 'Toronto,
preached here on Sunday in behalf
of the Temperance and Moral Alli-
ance' and delivered eloquent and in-
structive addresses.
Although winter has made its first
appearance quit a Tot of work remain
to be done on the farms.
Mr. George Squire had a plowing
bee on the! farm lately ipurchased by
his son-in-law who is yet living at
Lions Head and 21 teams .responded
and turned over a fine large' piece of
land. '
•
First Consideration.
While: writing for posterity
' Remember persons •closer
And calf .your stork a .nig success
if you can nay the grocer.
Served ilii est
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AVOID H•AR.SH DRUG'S
Many Cathartics•`1 nd to Cause Injury
' to the Rowels
If 'you are subject to constipaltion,
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics. They only give tempor-
ary relief and their reaction is harsle-
t.] I.
arms•Cul and sometimes more nnnoytng
than conatipafioln. ?They in no way
effect a cure and their Iten.d3ency ns
to weaken the already weak organs
With which'tihey come in content.
We ;honestly •believe than; we, have
the 'best consstipaltion treatment enter
devised. ,Our 'faith' in it lis so :otrong
that we ;,sell, it, on the positive glnar-
antee thalt it sha:l not cost 'the' aster
a cent if it does not give :: n(tt;re, sae
and 1 rued con-
stipation.
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This
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stipaton. s p
Iirxall Orderlies. These are prompt
soothing land most effective. in Action
discovery. 'Their iprineipal ingredient
is cetera:es taste! tree and eolorle s.
Combined with other: well-known in-
gredients long established for /their
u:sel'UIness in the treatment of con-
stipation. et forms a tablet: wheel* i,s
eaten jest, like candy They may be
taken at any time either alt day or
t fear of their cams mg
nitXllt without g
any (inconvenience whatever. They
do /not gripe purge nor cause •nausea,
They act without caulsing any pain
or wxcessive loosenesls of the bowels,
They are ideal for children weak del-
icate persons and aged people .,as well
as for the most heaty person.
!They came in three ;size! packages
12tabTa„ts 10 cone 80 tablelts i,25 cents
30 tablets 50c. Remember yo:ieau ob.+
tain !hem only sib our: otpye- he R,exl
alldtpre We S. Cole, -
CENThRALIA
Mrs, •T3oyes sr. recently Aad the mis
`fortune to fall and break her arm
gra. Jno. Colrvill's sister left for
her home in Ildertou on ,Tuesday.
• The W. M. S, :net at 'the parsonage
this week and prepared a bail of
clothing to be sent to :the Dep,conees
Stone Toronto, The next meeting is
to be held at tha home of •Missee Wil-
son the second Tuesday, of December
.at .2 p, m: ' + ' '•'' • { Sl(J11
.Mrs. English had a successftt.l sale
on stock and implements' on Tuesday
'(asst.
The Sunday school management
committee dedided at its m,eeitling on
Monday night to have a !tea and
entertainment: on tie t•vre:ornrg or
Monday December 18th.
(MAN
!Miss Myrtle and Mr. neeiI Hodgins
spent one day of the past week with
their cousin Mrs. U. Dobbs,. t•
Mr. Clarence Cousey is home arum
the west.
DT. G .Hodgson has gone to New
Ontario.
Miss (Blanche Armitage visited
friends in, this vicinity last week.
'iMr, Wellington' Haskett is busy
fixing his house.
To get relief from indigestion bil-
iousness, constipation or 'torpid liver
without dit'tuebing the • stomach : or
purging the bowels, take a Dew _doses
of Carter's Little Liver Pills before,
retiring and you will Lind relif.
They !never fail to do good
A WONDERFUL O:At9Ei
Three Months in Hospital and; Came
Out Uncured,
Mr. Fred Mason the•well' known up -
.holster of St. Andrews, N.' B. says •
-
"I had eczema on my, knee, which
caused me terrible pain and 'neon
venience. 1The sora parts would itch
and 'burn and tingle, and then when
rubbed or scratched would become
very painfuil. When the knee got
warms it burned( worse and the itch-
ing and burning and smartini„ were
almost unbearable. I tried .'various
retnedies. but got no Water so I dec-
ided tot go tot Montreal` and take epc + t
ial treatment. I received' treatment
at Montreal General Hoapi'tal for thir-
teen weeks, but ala the and of that
time I wasinot cured) and almost gave
in. A friend; advised me to give Zam-
iR,uk a trial!.
t"Almost 'as soon as applied Zane -
Intik stopped :the.. :Stelling and irxnitt
a,tion. I pertsevered with •Ither balm,
and it was so evident that it woad
do me' gond Math days the pain was
reduced' the sore spots began to heal
and by the time I had. used ,a tow box
of Zaml-illuk I •was cured,
"Since then Zaroteuk has cured
blood poison in my finger and at a
time when my finger was such a tier'-
rible condition that i feared thalti it
would have tot be amputated,"
Tor 'eczema. •biood-po,isoning, piles
tilcers'sores abcesiees, varicose: uleerts,
bad leg. cold sores, chapped hands,
burns, bruises. and alt skin injuries
and diseases ZamPliak is withoutt
ea ial- • `
5Oc la box all druggists and stores
or post free from Zam,-il3uk Co. Tori -
onto. for price. Refuse imita'tlions.
CLANDEBO
Dr. Jones of this •place has gone to
Ottawa, where he initends• to remain
as he bas obtained a Government po-
sition.
o-sition.
Mr. T. Smith and family have mov-
ed from Lucan to Clandeboye ,to : re-
side.
:lair'. A. Patton, county constable
has been „confined to (the house the
the past few days ;through illness. ,
Mr. Trevethick, of L'rinsley, is'
shipping large quantities of clover
pl g g
seed from this station.
Mrs. Hodgins, of this dace. is , a;?i,g
to Cleveland to visit her daughter,
acid intends to remain. for the winter
Prise Angeline Mollhargey, who ha,i
a severe attack of pneumonia. is re
corering at her father's hobre in Mc-
Gillivray.
!Mrs. Taylor, of Parkhill. has been
visiting her mother Mrs, Hods nsi
here. the past few days.
Mr. Milton Hodgins.' of Wiseonsn
was home to attend the funeral of
his brother-in-law Mr. Lossie.
Mr. 13. li, Marx o9 McGillivray 'is
.
The old school property was sold
on Saturday. The new school will be
occupied immediately.
Farmers around here are busy
threshing clover.
Mr, W. Colwell is loading hay and
straw at the Huron and Bruce eta -
tion here in large quantifies.
Whey imake one fest as though life
wasworth living Take one of Car-
ters Little' Liver Pills before rct:ring
t will relieves dyspepsia aid (dig+esitti>d
• wive tone and vigor to Oho strci:.nt
CASTOR!
Por Infante and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears the Signature ofea-' �.�
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TIMES
KilltI£TOI
The wet the1' ,has :hada Were: bit,
ions:attack.
Sunday was Alliance Day is the
Methodist church. Mr; llobt, Bohn-
er. of Toronto. conducted Ith'e, Iservic
• Mrs. Garnet who IS' ,beings ,trey l',ed
at Victoria, 1Iospi'tel, London, re-
mains about the same,
gra, iButcbei , who has been Joea?I -
ing house for Dr. Campbell, left :for
Welland on Friday of ,lastweek.
Next Sunday night is anniversary
service in the kfathodist church, Rev
J'. E,lVlallot of St^,'Jilarys, willprcaoh
Instead of the regular ten the friends
are asked to put a freel-will offering
on the plate.
The. 'preparations for winter were
not completed any !too soon.
Word reached here that Mrs.; Leigh
and family arrived safely in :Regina.
Owing to a delay in returning, Mrs
Burton did not readh home until
Monday She spent ; several weeks
visiting 'relatives in' Winnipeg,
Too 'Late' For Last Week
.Mrs, Leigh and family left nor Re
gins last Friday by C. P. ' R. 'front
St. Marys.
Tom Crews recently' moved into the
hales() fcrmerly occu tmd by Adam
Shier. en
A Number from here attended ltho
oyster supper 'at Wood= on,Monday
night}.
Rev. Hugh Razelwood .leaves for
Toronto the last of :the week.
Next 'Sunday will be. alliance Day
in the nairkton cheat. Serviee hseref
at 10,130 a. m, Mr. Robt. Holmes: of
Toronto will preach
The reaper of death has again claim
ed one of~ our highly oespeoted citiz-
ens in the'. person ok Mrs. Robinsolu
who (passed, away last Friday in her
'79, year The family have the sympa-
thy of a wide' circle pf friends. The
funeral on Sunday afternoon was Well
attended. Rev„ GI. W. Reacy officiat-
ed
Rev. M. Snell spent last Wednee-
day in St. Thomas speaking et the
district conventiont
Mr. Maurice Reacy returnx d. from
the West on -Monday and kit next
day for Toronto University.
CLINTON
The Clinton Motor t)ompany has or-
ganized and elected the following offi-
;cera President Mr. John Craig; vice
President Mr. T. Jackson jr.; secret-
ary Me. John McLachlan treasurer
Mr, Will rackson superintendent Mr,
S. B, Oleghorn.
Wm, Proudfoot K. 0. M. P. P., was
a Clinton visitor•this'week.
At the annual meeting of the Hor-
ticultural Society the following offi-
cers were elected President Mr. M. D.
McTaggart; first vice president Mr:
John Cunningham; second vices pres-
ident Mr, George David; secretary -
treasurer Mr. James' Fair; directors
Messrs Thomas Cottle, J3, W. Watt,.
John Hartley Mesdames W. D. Fair
J, Fair, T. Cottle and Mies K. McTag-
gart '•
Mr. and Mrs li. T. Rance are spend
'Mg a few days in Toronto.
The boys appetite is often the
Go^'rce of amazement', ` Tf you .would
have such an appetite take Cham-
berlain's tablet*. They lt' c only cre-
ate a health:' appetite but strengthen
tn+'. stomach and enable, it ;•n do its
work naturally For srtlodiy all deal-
ers.
ELIMVILLE
T,ast week Mr. Wesley Parkinson
bad the misfortune to lose his driv-
er by fracturine its leg in the stable,
Mr. Wesley Horn is busy getting
the material.on the ground for hie
nett' house and stable.
Dr. Hyndman operated on Mr. T
Hick's eve one day last week.
Miss Hodgins'wa,s the guest of Miss
Penrice for a few days last week.
Don't waste your money buying
strergab eeine Ilias'rers Chamber -
Liniment es cheaper and better
Dampen a piece of Cannel with it and
bin': it overdfhe eff/'eted par'<
th„ nein and am 11' .1
For sale by all dealers.
A GREAT DISCOVERY
Certain /ingredients )that Realty Pro
mote hair growth Where properly
Combined
Resorcin is one of the' most 'etfecJtlive
germ destroyers ever discovered by
science. and in connection wlith Rata
Napthol which is both germicidal and
tr eti septic a combine cion is formed
which. destroys the germs which : rob,
the (hair of its natural nourishment
and also 'creates a clean, healthy con-
dition of the scald, which ipre.venta the
deya:lopment of new germs..
Pilocarpin. although not a coloring
matter, of dye is,a• well known ingre-
dient for restoring the hair to its nate
ural colorwhen the loss of hair has,
been caused be a disuse ofthe scalp
These ingredients in pr ter combing
tion with alchcl added a. �.n rtimuleut
and for its well . defined' nourish.:n;
properties perfect perhaps the mot
effective remedy that Is known for
scalp and hair troubles.
We have a remedy which is ;chiefly
composed o:E these ingredients. in com-
bination with other extremely inval.-
u.able medicinal agents. We guarani
tee it to: positively cure dandruff and
to grow hair even through, talc scalp
in spots that is bare of hair. If there is
aalny+ vitality left in the 'roots, it will
positively cure baldness .or we will
refund your money. If the scalp has
a gazed shiny appearance. its an in-
dication that baldness ispermanent
but in another other instance we believe
baldness is curable.
We want everyone troubl..d n-i(th
scalp rdisease or loss of :hair to try
Resell "93" r;Ilair Tonic. If it noes
not cure' dandruff and grow hair to
the :-iatisfacion la the uscr we will
without question cr quibble return
every cent paid us for 4t. We print
this guarantee on every belittle. rtes has
effected a positive cure on 93 per-
cent of cases where put td a practical
. test.
Rexall "03" Hair Tonic is entirely
unlike hid we think in every partic-
ular; better than anyhing else we
know of for the purpose for which it
is prescribed. We urge .you to try
this preparation at our em(tire zi:sk.
Certainly we, know of no .beater guar-
antee to give yore Remember you
can obtain Bexall Remedies in Exeter,
only at our store --The Bexall tore
"W, S. Cole,
PERT PARAGRAPHS,
,An artist's eye. '.'otlla probably be
all right if it were not appended to an
artist's temperament.
The stout pr'i'son who. hos 111 health
has a hard 111110 of It,
Revii' n pull helps a lot, but push
1s than thing
It depende upon results we) res wbether e
consider an enterprise wise or foolish..
The moan wbo doesn't icuow bow to
do a thing is always willing 10 tdalw
you.
Lack of material Is often the reason
why some people can't make up their
minds.
It is hard to judge of a man's intel-
ligence by the speech he makes to a
pretty girl.
You can't make some people 'stay
turned down, so what's the use trying':
" You may not be able to depend upon
your friends, but your enemies will
never disappoint you.
There are people who are so cone
stantiy making mistake} that we feel
like regarding them in the light of us
perts. _.
'GO7.)ERIOE
Goderich wants a new hospital
building. ' The present' building has
accommodation for about a dozen per-
sons and as many as.15 patientshave
been receiving treatment there dur-
ing the past few weeks. Thelitrusit'ees
have been planing for some time to
remedy this so far as it was in (their
power and has been endeavoring to
'secure larger premises. Abort two
months ago the :services of an. archit-
ect from Toronto were secured in or-
der to hare examined the old Camer-
on property on Napier street 'with a
view to ascertain what could be donne
with it. Plans have been submitter,
to the 'trustees showing (that for an
expenditure of about $12,000 the
building couldbe remodled and made
oapable of accommodating thirty pat-
ients. It was.figured that the renis-
odlled building would equal the value
of a new building costing $'25,000.
S The. Alexandra Marine and general
hospital of Godericli neretotor haspro
ven itself worthy of the hearty' sup-
port of the citizens and it is possible
that the ratepayers will be asked ' 16
vote at the Slitixti9i?al el,:etta is tri
January a suflicier:t suet to i•etuOdel•
the Cameron resider4.e.
011 )110W 1Ii'Gllzill
What long ,nerve racking d,iys of
constant torture -.what sleei.less
nights of it(irribte agona-,itoh--ash+-'
;titch. --Constants itch, until it }seemed
that I must tear oft ixiy very skin
-then-
Testae t
then-Testaet relief -my alciti cooled,
soothed aud. healed t The very iirst
drops of 1). 1). Il. stopped the awful
itch instanitly, yes the very' moment
1). I) D. toueliedl my ,skin elle torture'
ceased..
P4 :D. IIV,'haa,been known for years
as the only absoutely reliable Iiez-
enia cure Just a mild soothing plea-
sant wasb4,made of oil of wintergreen
Thymol .and other ingredients but the
instant relief seetns like. a mliricle,
and when used with D, I), 1); Soap the
skin keeps in perfsot eonditian..
If you have any kind. of ,skin trouble
Eczema Psoriasis, Salt liheum, no
matter what it is -yes ,ev,'n pirnpleo
investigate the wonderful 1), D. 1).
)know a•)
prescription We what J , l)•U.
has done we vouch for it, 1').D,B nev-
er fails do do exactly as is 'claimed.
fWhe D. D. Di, Laboratories Dept.'T,1
49 Colborne et Toronto, will gladly
send you a trial botltle if you wrilte.
them, It will relieve ail ekin•'troublle
at, once.
• Z"JRIOII
1i'Ir. Harry Weber of Berlin was is
town this week visiting his family.
Mrs. (Rev.) Whitesides. left on. Ines
day morning of last week ,for her
home inemptville.
Miss I. Prang arrived in town last
week for a visit with relatives.
Mr. Joseph Papineaa bas purchased
the property near St. • Joseph anent -
ed by the late Mr. ,Disjardin-(,
rMs. W, J3eaver of the 14th con.
attended the funeral of leer father at
Berlin, She returned last week.
Mr. Napoleon Lebean has purchased
a fine 2.30 acre farm near -Clinton for
812,1100.09, It, is said to be one of
the finest farms in .Huron.
The services in the :Gvaugelical
church daring the winter montes will
be held as follows; German cervica
10 a. m, ; , Sunday school i12 p. m. and'
*English service at 7 p. m. ,
Mrs. Fiaxbard had the misfortdne
on Saturday evening of breaking ;her
leg. while returning from :a vier with
her daughter Mrs. henry tFIowald..
,she made •nt mis-step with the above
unfortunate result. She will be laid
up for some time.
Mr. John and Mita Mary Callman
returned home after spending a week
in Mitchell.
At the Annual (Bibles $ooieity, of
Zurich _Branch held: in. the Evangel" -
oat' church Ilals eleetiou of officers tor'`
the ensraar rest li :d as follows
Ilev. C. .. Brown, ',res.:, s.:, lit,. v,
Mass 'zee -Pres„ 1:1. Weil kite, l.'reaa
1). t3. Jiau,st depositor,
14:1. and ,alis, W urea entertainer
ed a number of friends last w>1e414
The evening was spent ixi music eaogte
eto, also e speeet. ry Jta'evse >tameagt
Which was well rendered, .After alio
the enjoyment all salt, down. to a fowl
supper 'which the most heartily (en-
joyed. All went hone pleased with:
the evening's fun
Last Sabbath wes Field .Day lht
Huron County in .the itraterests of
Tem erence Cause under the auspices
of theDominion. Alliance. Nearly lev»
ery pulpit was sulpplied, ,The Rear,
.Lyman Cotton B. A.. of froron,tgy
preeehed ,in the .Evangelical clearchy
Catarrh and
Bronchitis
The Bane of Thousands aud has
Hitherto Baffled the Skill.
of Medical Science.
Catarrhozone
Dry air treatment is the one treat-
ment that will cure these diseases.
What stomach medicine has ever
been known to cure Catarrh or Bron-
chitis?
!Catarrhozone Is not' a stomach medi-
cine, but an air medicine, that carries
to the remotest parts, of the throat,
lungs, and. air cells little drops of heel-
ing so curative that whenever it'
touches germ life it kills and eradicates'
them• from the system.
Thousands . of doctors and patients,
liaise been disappointed' iby using
stomach medicines for coughs and
colds. Have you not found it a rather
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