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Verna from JAn 2nd ,
W. E. BLACK,
aiding. Principal.
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trees will be planted' in`
and Spring of 191itethan•
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There are Edison dealers everywhere.. Go to the
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Edison Standard and Edison Amberol Records. Get
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The earliest, best flavored and
smoothest in the World.
IT'S COMING
What's coming? Why Seedtime, then the
Harvest but the harvest depends very
largely on the quality of the Seeds you
sow. Our Catalogue for 1912 is bigger and.
better than ever. Tells you all about over
1,500 kinds of Field Roots, Grains, Veget-
ables, and Flower Seeds, Small Fruits,
Flowering Shrubs, Plants, Implements, etc.
If you cut this out sending it to ns with your name
and Post Office Address our Catalogue will be sent
you and a present with it. Do it to -day, ADDRESS,
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Dept'. 34 London,- Ont. 11
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Miss Lillian Heist: _is Iearnitng ithe
dress . makings with Mali. C. FahnerJ
We are( sorry to report that Mrs.
Eli Ting' it .laid up witth an a.hhtek
of „rlteuma•tism. .We ihope,:-- "isor' " .a
speedy recoyerye •.:
,;Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greenley, of
'Exeter -Spent d 1 t week in tow
a a asst .va t is
Y
visiting friends.
Miss Florence'Dinney left for Exe-
ter on Monday where. she will remain
for some time.
Mr. Herb Young; spent a few days
in London lusts week on businnssd
Miss Lizzie Finkbeither, left for
Buffalo last week where she -will vilsat
friends.
Mr. G. Wurtz, returned to - his
home in Pigeon, Mich. after spendiaig
a few • days in town with reIetivels.
The young people certainly 'are en-
joying good skating ;his wsnter..! he
rink is in first class shape.
Miss May Armstrong, of Exeter,
spent Sunday ext town the guetstts, of
Mr. and hire. Herbert Silber.
The . people cannot_ complai. of
not having enough snow • this winter
We are getting more than eur.bhare.
Rev. C. Staebler, of Cleveland; will
preach in, the Evangelical church can
Sunday., Feb..4th. Don't forget the
date.
Mrs. ft. 13owcliffe of Exeter, wars
the guest of leer sister 'Mrs. R. Dint•
ney one 'day last week.
Mr. Wesley( Lewis, of Manitoba; is
spending a few weeks with his lath-
er.' Mr, Wm. Lewis.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Evangelical church:.
• WHALEN
Mr: and. Mrs. J. Wright. spent a
few d
a s of last we l.ty with. aunt
Y l a
Mrs. Wm. Rowcliffe. near Exeter and.
Mrs. Seth Brown. near Centralia.
Mr. Samuel Peart,of Rockwood.
has been visiting friends- in this, vi-
cinity of late.
Miss Ida Hern. our organist attend-
ed the 'wedding. of Miss Mary. Smith'
at Zion to lvll Fletcher of Sunshia a
on Wednesday :abet 24th.
'VFrm: Ogden our blasksmiLh; had
the misfortune of cutting his hand
on a piece of glass and is. laid off
work
for short, time.
ne
Mrs. George Milison. of Whalen, is
-laid tip with .blood. poison. She had
a chilblain break on her hen). wnich
caused it.
Too !late for Last: Week •
Mrs. David 'Johnston spent a few
days in London; the guest of hf'r sis-
ter., Mrs. :John Ashton.
Misses I earl 'and Violet . Short, of
White Oltc. and Mr, and Mrs. Gorden
13anting. 'df near Clandeboye. visited
their uncle.
DI'
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ser o Sunday
WOULD., i'0U LIKE 'j1HIS MUSIC
:t is ffe c Free!
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A fine composition for the pian,o-
forte. by the famous coiuposier, J,
Miebael Watson. bas been pubIithed
by the Zain•Bak Co:, of Toronto; and
we are ably to make, our readers the
very useful offer of a copy of this
141;irch for smply, paying postage on
same. The, composition is not very
difficult. is quite within the rash
of young- pfanoiorte players, and i
a •wonderfully effective piece of
worst, To ,obtain a copy, forward 2
cents (cost of postage) to Zam-lluk
C50,, •Torointo. asking for a copy en.:l
mentioning, this Paper,
Children Cry
FOR • FLETCHER'S
CA.a rORiA
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fRUSSELDALE
Mr.. Frank Dont has leased the farm
of Mr. Gill for rate mof
r years
1
Prof. Ruse aExeter is conducinga
'cringing class in Roy's Presbyterian
:Clsurcp. • ' -
Messrs. Scott Bios ,and Mr. Wm.
Pridham shipped a fine bunch of cattle
from Russedale stock yards S :turday..
Miss
Pers Robinsonz of Mitchell
t hell
spent Sunday with her friend Miss
Viola Clark.
Mr. Sandy Cole had the misfort une
of losing a valuable colt last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hodgert enter,'
tained a num,her of their friends; on
Saturdayevening
in
honor of
Mr and
Mrs. G. Gfll
who leave shortly for the
West. Mr. and Mrs. Gill will be
greatly missed in this community
both' in church work and social circles
We wish them every success in Otheir
uew home. •
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Plausible.
You bet your last and only dollar,
Though betting is a grievous fault.
lIad Germany but raised a "holler"
Then Italy had called a halt. •
The reason Europe takes no side up
They all want in on the divide up.
Amazing Stupidity.
"He never did n mean tt:'ng."
"No."
"Must be nwfu;!S peon"
"No; just stupid "
Thee r • ..a..
"He lost his L•
"What did r:•
"Went r,;i i
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":Marvelous Recovery"
Montreal Man So 111 With
Dyspepsia Thought
He Would Die.
1F10 more convincing evidence was
ever put on paper than the following
letter from one of Montreal's well-
ltndwn citizens, Mr. D. E. Larose; of
358, Joliette street.
"Permit me to write you a few
words concerning Dr. Harnilton's Pills.
I •suffered from dyspepsia and indiges-
tion for five years. I suffered so
much that I could hardly attend to
my Worli- I was weak and lost all
courage. 1 enjoyed no rest until I
decided to follow your treatment, after
'having read your advertisement in,
the paper. TomY
great stir
prise 1
immediately began to feel better. 1
n thecon 1
am now using se d box and
feel so well that X want to tel i you
that I owe this great change to your
famous pills. 1 recommend them to
every person who is suffering from
dyspepsia. Your gratefu1servant, D.
R. Larose, 338 Joliette st, Montreal,
P.Q. ,
Let all who have weak stomachs,
and those who stiffer With indigestion,
headaches, biliousness, know they can
be perfectly cured by Dr, Hamilton's
]Palle. Successfully used for many
years, mildand safe, 25c per box, all
dealers, or '?he Catarrhozone do.,
Kingston, Ont.
Dr Hamilton's Pills
Cure Dyspepsia
RoucfrQN
Dr. Jose .treated a member of
Friends last : week to oystar.7.
1}1r, and Mrs, le. Elliott visited last
week in Granton,
.
a 1s
A ,are i t ry w held t
mar a se tc as la
St
paoreleg for the late Wnt,
Douse.
The Jr. Epworth League had their
annus!sleigh
ride teat Satund
aY
af-
ternoon,They drove to the hones of
Mr, T W, Roadhouse, avbeze eui per
was rerve.d, a program. , •ivL'n and ea
enjoyable time spent,
Kiss
Ruth Ls v, itix
g1
r
sister, Mrs: Wm. Poss.
Everett !soups is able to be out
again after an attack .of tonsillitis,
Again the mesreneer of death has
visited this commentary,: thin 'time
claiming Mr. Adam Shier aged 8,6.
Mr., Shier 'event, a ,large portion of
his broil/In tifsborne and;13Ieushard
Tov
t nsli' Service at the
Brice v held a as 1 a
family residenee on Monday after -
aeon and was conducted by Rev. R.
Snell assisted by Revq, Keimer, of
Mitchell and G.L. W. Racer. A large
number of friends attended the ser-
vices.
Everybdoy is glad to have the mar
cury a little higher up in the there
mometer.
Subject in the M•cthoditit Churcn
next .Sunday night;' "Reasons outside
the iaible for belief in a Fteture Life"
ELIIa IV ILLI3 •
D. W. Ackerman. of Midland, Or-
ganize,. • for the. C. O. O. F. was in
our midst recently and in 'tea days
canvas secured forty-five applicationls
which was a surprise to us. 'Two
meetings were held for initiation on
Friday January 12th end 1'9,th, when
most of the, applicants' were, .pre,sent
to have a ride on the goat which
they will not forget for a time. The,
Council furnished supper for all, con-
sisting
on-
sistin ,ng good ,cod 'thin5gs
s that the mem-
bers at Elimville'i know how to serve
Also oysters we t_erved"to the taste
of a prince by 'W. 3. Statham, of
Exeter. The hall was. crowded to the
i3oor with Friends and the following
address was made, to Qrgenizer Ack-
erman who made a suitably response
To Fiend: D. ` W. Ackerman, We
the members of Elimville Gouncil No.
qg C 0 C i' wish to hereby tender
to you our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks for the zealous and effectual
(work you have performedamongst us
During your short stay You have dis-
played notonly your aoihty in. the
capacity. of an organizer,' but your
high Christian character to ,a marked
degree. You have thereby forma
such ties of friendship as will not
soon ibe broken. May you long be
spared to labor in the interest of
our noble, order and in the cause, of
the Master and' when. the :labors of
life are en.dded we may all meat again
in the Grand Council oil high. Kindly
accept this our slight. token. of appree
ciation of Sour tsucceanfulwork
amongst us,—Signed, Benson: Willletas
0. C ,William Jones, Recorders ,
r MITCHELLt-_
A horse belonging to Mr. Ceara??,
Lackworthy was killed on Saturday
morning, The, animal ,got oat of the
stable in which it was kept, near the
railway and went on a f tracks. The
eight o'clock . passeng i temin from
the west came along ante rue brute
kept running ahead of •aha Ju•aiu. and
When on . the bridge-•a=mite feem the
sta'titin its Legs went dein between
th-e ties. The engieeer'blew the
whistle whicb seemed 'to excite ihh
horse all themore and in a desper-
ate etrugg•le to get free it jumped
from the bridge and lighted on its
:aead,en-'the ice, a distance of over
twenty feet from the -.top of the
bridge.s It
and broke its nick. died
almost instantly. • •
On account of the children being
afflicted with croup, Mrs. William
Stoneman placed a small tin of dis-
infectant on a shell: and as she
thought, out of their reach. ' A little
three-year-old sora, "managed to climb
up to where, the tin was;and pull, it -
over. the toonbents pouring down ov-
er his facebadly burning The
fluid got irilto one of his ey. . •
caused it lo close and swell has._ . 1'
was thought that Inc child °u:'
the sight of..the eyes, but the _wele.
ling has gone down and thesight re-
turned.
Principal Myers of the public school
who was confined to the house most
of last week with la. grippe,; resumed.
his teaching duties to -day.
William Ingram . is now acting as
night watchman in the place of
William Timms who resigned.
Samuel Clarke. who fell,. on the icy
sidewalk and broke several ribs.. is
able to be around again.
The old Yarcose property on the
Logan road near Mitchell has been
sold td Mr. Henry Branton. of Ful-
lerton. Theproperty ro er cental
ns Teale
P P Y
acres. Mr. Branton bas taken pats-_
seitjon.
Mr.. T. H. Oliver left to -day for
Windsor where .ha will reside.
CLINTON
The quarterly official board of the
Ontario Mettiodi.at. Church have giv-
en an_ invitation to Bev, W. E. Mill -
son. of -Trinity ,Church, . Stratford. to
become their pastor in July nest. Rev
T. L W
. Casein. now
sc who o is la x in
Ontario street church hasto
s accepted
an .invitation to oa'e of the London
churches and leaves at the end of
his third year. Rev. ,Millson, came'.
from :Kingsville last summer on an
invitation from the Stratford church
but he has not yet'accepted the Clin-
ton invitation, preferning to. eo.nsult
the officers of Trinity before doing
so.'
The laymen's week of prayer la
being conducted in Wesley Methodist.
church, and on Tuesday evening a
laymen's banquet wa,s held when cd
Y
res 5es wereturn byMr, Geor A
Stanley, of Lucan and Mr. Rlph.
Steele,; of Guelph, also Bev, . A. Brown.
of Goderieb. president of the lGoderich
district.
Rev.: Dr. S,towart, of ithe Willis
Presbyterian church, has resigned the
pastorate owing - to il1-heafth. Rev.
Mr. Grant is supplying at present.
CASTOR IA
Por Infants and 'Children,
TheKindYou Have Always Bought
Beat's tine
Wlgnatinet of
4444
'I3itiA,.I o.A.
El5icf ;Vender, who has spent
about a year and a halt at her home
in 'thisvjclinity, left on. Wednesday
for her,,brothers honia in Winnipeg,
>.
`td
vlxere she VI to b,, massae to Mee
Hopwood after which they expect to
make westerns' Canada' their homer
Ourw 'with1e or
best vishely gor h rn f... a
longn• a Miss M b 1
a d h life a e Yea
PPY
and Messes Wm. Oliver. and Frapk
Eberhart"'.returned to Toronto Inst
week to ` reeepae• 'their ivtedieet "
The Literary program•, held • en
F
ri.
daY night was -well attended and
good programme was given. Some Of;
the stnecfal :features of the preen -amine:
were four violin solos given by Mr•
Jarvis Hoefonn aeoompanied by
enter.* Mr. "Horton shows a = gree't
mastery. of the violin, especially .they
sweetness of tis elaying appealed to
c
the hearts f ail. nitro. M Dowand
r , , o a.,l. ,Mi ,
frlr. Chamberlaizle•rcndered some f.n
instrumentals. The other number:
were also good. The next meeting
of the. Literary Society will be held
en January 2fith.
Another of the old sett ers of "iib
bert, Mr. Wm. ;Davis passed away on
Saturday January Pith, at the age of
83 years. Deceased' hadbeen failing',
all fall, and his death west net unex-
eected. He wan a Ereebyterian in
religion and a Liberal in polities and
was very highly respected in thits tom,
munity. Ire leaves to mourn his loafs.
a widow. five daughters and four sons
lidrs. Wm Floggarth• Magguie. Lizzie.
Annie. and Maria. Montgomery.. Wil-
liam David and James. The funeral
took place on Tuesday Jancary the
9th 'ta 'Cromarty cemetery :and de'
pito the terrible, storm raging. at the
time was largely attended.
Messrs, Alfred George tied Frank
Childs have returned from the wet.
Mr, Robert Moffettof law. Paw.
I11.,• is visiting frieada in this, vicin-
Messrs. James. Barbour and Percy
Miller are taking a course at Strat-
ford Business College..
THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE
Tastes like and is .eaten like candy
In our experience in the haaidlin,g
of drugs and medicines, we believe we
have•nevez had experience, with any
Remedy that gave such satisfaction
to our customers as do Rexall Order-
lies. This rerned3 is not like any
other laxative os cathartic. It con-
tains all the good features of other
laxatives,but none of "their faults.
Our own faith in Rexall Orderlies is
so strong that we, offer them to you
with our own positive personal -guar-
antee, that if they da not thoroughly
satisfy you, you only need to tel u,s
and ,we will hand back to you every
penny you paid, us for them. There-
fore. in trying them upon our reeom-
mendation you take no risk what
ever.
Rexall Orderlies taste like and are
entre like candy. They .do not gripe
cause nausea, exceseivc looseness, or
any other annoyance. They act' so
easily that they may be taken at:irny
time day: or night. They are par'tic.•
ularly good
for children. abed
and
•..
delicate e Reece
Pzrsana They are put -up.,
in convenient tablas tq. three :sizei.
of packages. Prices 10c. 25c. and 5,0c;
Remember Rexall Remedies can tie
obtained 'in tthiecommunity only at.
our store,- Rexa11 Stote W.3. Col-.
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HEN LL
The friends of Mr. Thomas Simphon
will regret to learn that be has been:
cane ill during• thepast! week
Our !leave Mr. Petty is having a
village snow plow constructed.
Miss` Lunn Ortwein and Miss Gladys
Brandt former residents of our vil-
lage g
e ar
e bath .now
g l residing in, Berlin
and are holding good positions.
rhe Hensel' Opera Hall is now vao-
ated by the 'tenants using it for mer-
cantile purposes and will be available
For concerts and entertainments. St
.Paul's church was tb.e fir3t :o nee it
in this way.
Mr. Craig' bf Moose ja i, and form•-
erly of 'thi splace has been renewing
acquaintances here during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Forest and
ifrs. Hays are here from the the. west
spending the winter months with
their many relatives and friends in
`.hie secstion
Mrs. Sane Lang who has been so
seriously ill for quite a length of
time, still continues in about the
same condition. ' •
Miss Hart who has been spending
.
a couple of months: with her sister
Mrs. Madden, returned to her home
in London this week.
Mr. J. C. 'McCulloch . who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. Robt.
Stewart jr. of Tuckersmith, for th
past few weeks. hall left for his home
in Saskatoon.
, s ataon
Mr.
R. Iorterf`eld
z . who recently in-
tended becoming a resident of our
village has, owing to the East of his
SOB deciding to'leave tbe -wet and re-
turn home, decided to reeengage in
farming, and has purchased a fine
farm near Egmondville,
Met. Nelson. Warm who was restd-
ing'here during the past year has tak
en a position at Exeter and• has mov-
ed thera.
Mr" .J. ,13, Forest, of Hay ,recently
purchased a five months old colt
from M:;. Wm, McAllister for $110.
This colt was sired by King' • Son. -
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R IA
410PARKHILV
John D. Mcfntoch, of the Centre
road. near T'arkhill• is in a very ser-
ious condition
hu'
ath u hem '
e o a result
of being found. on the road beatwe,ees
his home and Parkhill with bosh
handsnd
a ..est badly frozen.
Dan Mcln;ash oI Healey Seek., is
here at pre,-•, •njt and intends buying
a carload' oe 1 orses to teivi back with
him by Mar, 1 '
1). Mcintesh con eenon 10, East
Williams last a vr:litttb'i' horse me-
anly. The an:isal ,... ?p:•', on the ice
and broke; its leg and had to be kil-
lcd.
Mr', Ronald McLeod is very ill at
the home of her brother Archie of
the Centre, Road.
Mr, Simon. Boss of SaSkatchewan is
Visiting here,
Children Orli
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR
EAI,D HEADS .NOT WANTED
Baldness le too Generally Conitiderod
A Sign of Advanced Age.
A bald-headed person doers not
have an equal chance with one
,•.
>.
blessed with a healthy head of hair
because baldness la too generally ac-
cepted a; an indicative' of gage, Many
large corporations have F,st;tblitshed
".
,
an 4 limit. re ' to talc
t e t fugmen
over 35 years of age as new ernployes,
Probably 65 per; cent of bald, -head-
ed people may regain a good Tread of
healthy hair if they will follow our
advice and accept have
a 'meetly. tba t n e positive guarantee
to grow hair on any bead uulesn
the roots of thehair ere intire3y
"dead their 1.oiliciles closed shiny, We
want people 'to ary this remedy at our
risk, with the dig const under.standing
that apices it„ does exactly as,• we,_
claim it ..illy and gives satisfaction,
.n
in every r4- lp ct, we ,hall tusks xio;
charge for the reined$ used Aurin;
the trial;:
We know exactly what we are talk
in; about, Ind with chi, offer back
of our statements no one should ;toff
or doubt our word or h•esita;';e topals
our remed3 to an ectual,test.
We wane every , ono in Exeter who
is suffering frown any scalp or hair
trouble; dandruff, falling.; hair, or
boldness to try our Rexall "J3" Hair
Tonic. We want them to use it :reg-
ularly -say until three bottles have
been used -and if it does not eradic-
ate dandruff, cleanse and refresh the
scalp, 'tighten the hair in its roots
and brows ;new hair, we willreturn
every cant paid es for aha remedy
for •the mere asking. There .isno
formality •expedbed, and we, ,exact no
ebli•gation from the user whatever.
We are ?established right: here in
Exeter. and make this offer with a
full understanding that our business'
success entirely depends upon the sort
of treatment we accord our customers
Dna we would not dare snake 'the
above offer unless we were positively`
certain -that, we, could substantiate it
in every particular. Remember you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our store= The
Rexall Store W. S. Coley i •
DA,SUWOOD
bb. Henry.Guenther is canfine,d to
the house w,th tonsolitis..
Mr. Tobias. Guenther' accidently
broke his little finger whin working
in the barn Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Krueger nave return-
home after spending the holidays in
Berlin.
Mr. Fred Arnold of St. Agatha is
engaged with Mr Alex Zimmer to.
learn the biacksmfth trade.
Mrs. Wm., Eveland of Sarnia, is at
present taking careof her mother
Airs. Fisher wive had the mitafor'tune
to break her leg on New Year's Eve.
The Missee Macao and Bartie Eidt
are ..spending a week or •so in Alsia
Craig. and Forest before returning to
Detroit Mich,.
When the rumor in nonnection
with !the removal of The Molsons
Bank from our, village was found to
be correcttaa s considerablesidzrable ex-
.citement
.citement and disappointment among
our 'businet;e men and citizens. A
meeting was called of those inter-
ested, onenight lasit week, to discuss
the situaltion' where it was decided to
circulate a pet. tion and send it to
the head office of the Molsons Bank
asking that they re -consider the
tvi hdraelof 1heBr
Branch fromDash-
wood.
h
-
wood. It will be remembered about
a year ago when the Farmer's Bank
closed its. doors,. local depos.ittrs lost
in the neighborhood of 65,000 which
amount has toi be earned before the
deposits in `the nen, Bank can equal
the account of the -old. The Molsoras
Bank are withdrawing owing. to she
small deposit account and claim the
husiness is hof suffioient to pay th-e
expenses. It is hoped that the offi-
ciate of the Bank will re consider
their decision and' at least try it for
another year.
CHISELHURST
Mr. Elliott and Miss Button of
Constance were visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Leach on Sunday, and were storm. -
stayed until Thursday.
We have experienced a week or
two of the coldest weather. in some
years Flowers and. plants suffer:.'
and some had, potatoes frozen.
The Lorlies' Aidi of the Methodist
church : preparing foe an oystilr•
supper in near future. watch for
the date.
Mr. A. Eerry, of Quebec, was in
the village on Tuesday measuring the
timber cut by Messrs F'arker and Rea
Mr. Langford of London preached
,n the 'Methodist Church on Sunday
last.
Mr. A. Keys had the misfor tune
,to have, two of his toes frozen last
week.
Fcix hunting is the order of the day,
Mr. 3. McLean bas purchased a val-
uable team of hors;s from lair. t
Alexander.
PLAIN TALK ABOUT PILES
Don't you believe that experience
is beaten than hearsay? If you stif-
fer from piles just try Zam-Buk.
You can do so at our expenste. So
assured are we of the r'iult:'that we
will vi]1 nd' you ou a trial box if you
a fee la
Y
send 'to our Toronto olffices full name
end address and a one cent entrap to
pay return postage.
Scores of people daily acquaint ti
with the, benefit, tbat we have deriv-
ed frarn g.the use of Zane -Bok for pile
Mr..13'. Astridge, of 3 S'. I sul en St,
Catharines Ont, sty's' "For five year,
I have mirrored untold agony with
protruding piles, Tho pain, was too
great at times 1 would almost scream
I loot weight and hadno
1•treed everything 1 ever heard of
for piles, as. I. was wlllin.(r to take
anything be get relief.f. It was neat
less, , however and I a1tacst gave up
in .despair.
"One day a friend, gave me a. sane
-
pie of Z
am i
B tk and .told
ate of m a
friend of hia who was cured. I dec-
ided td try Zam-Euk, and the relief
l got was encouraging.. I used three
boxes and nt the end of that 'Buis 1.
was completely, cured, lc wish r
could have trot Zaire-•i3uk years ego
it would, of saved me a great deal of
misery"
Zaanl3uk will also be found tai sure
cute for cold sores„ ringworm in -
Slammed patches, babies' eruptiaru.
and chapped places cuts, burns,bruils
es, and snarl injuries genitally. A11
drugtr•ists and tstoree, sell at 50e, a
qox dr post free from Zant-Bull
Toronto on receipt, of price.
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44.'4.
tlA' WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Women : 1 will send freely
with full instructions, any ;home treats
Anent which positively cures Lcueorx'e
hoes, Ulceration, Displacements, FalI•i
ing.of the Woxnb, Painful or Irregular
Periods, Uterine and Ovarian Tumorte
or growths, also Hot Flashes, Nervs
Oneness, Melapcholy, Pains in. diel
!Head, Back, Rowels, Kidney and
Bladder er trP
lIes where calmed
itu
weaknesa peculiar to our sex, Yotr
Can continue treatment at horn itis!
cost of only about 12 cents a wceka
My book,, ," Woman's Own. Medical
a
Advl ser
,
also sent free e o eu
e xz requesta
est'a
Write _+o day,• Address Mrs. 'Mt Sums
mere,; Bb.,, R 841 Windsor,; Onta
BIDDULPH COUNCIL..
The Council met pus `eaut to stat'
ate on January Rlh: neat
A.K•
Ilod{;tns reeve'., if
.'un; 41 s
,as'a asssd ;1t. 1e Aketro Raycroft, con <.
Ices. 'Councillor Nathan Davis .was,
unavoidably absent.
The members ,prevent (Look sisal
subscribed Lha statutory declaration;
of office and gnaliricatton ,and took'
their seat.
The Reeve briefly- addressed the
council and bespoke the same cordial..
1ty and good feeling whiob.has "for
years passed prevails& in the council'
Lie urged catch member to be vigilante
and protect the township from lo.sl7•
through defeetiv.1 roads and at tine•
same time to exercise the strictest.
economy •eonsistent with efficiency.
Ja;Leesrs. T. IL Coursty and Mis hae1
Blake were re-appoin':ed Auditors. R
II. Radcliffe was- it i
a rife re -a r pointed assess -
Richard Courscy crus re -appointed..
Collector, Dr. C. A. Lang, Medical
Health Officer. The Board a Health
is as follows; Geo Foster, Wm. Bew-
are Walter Ilodgine and the Reeve
and clerk.
I3y-law No. 1. cutting out salaries..
No. 2, appointing Municipal officers.
and No. 3. appointing Road Commis:
sinners were duly ices;ed..
The following- accaunts were order
ed to be paid—W. D, Stanley, expense•
re posting up nomination notices anal:
F. Statements and holding nominee
'fon. 10.00; R. I7, ludcliffe, do, Pollee'
Village of Granton 3.50; . do on ac-
count of sidewalks police Village 50,Oa
Municipal' World.: election blanks and
sub •crlptiana 11.45; Sick Children's,.
Hospital, Toroneo 5,00. Joseph Massey
gravel ac. 2.00; 1'. Kirk error in tax
1,00; Jno. Meagher do 1100; Georgie!
Stewart. ditching 5;00; Harold Cur--
rie gravel 12.85; Wm, Sovereign.
printing ac. 15.00; Richart;,7 -esey
salary as collector 75.00 '
The council adjourned to :meet
again' on Monday the 5th day of, Feb
at 10 a. m.
W. D STANLEY, cleans
Harsh purgative. remedies are fad
giving 'tvay to the gentle &otion and
mild effects' of . Carter's Little Liver
Ulla,' If you try them they will oer-
tainly please- you:.
Mr. Lloyd
Steacy
has
returned
to-
thelocal brawn of the Molsons
Bark:
Mr. Sol Kuepfer and family have
moved to Mr. E. Appel's 'dweiling
next' 'to' Mr. W. G. Bess..
Minn Etta Hardie], who hers
been ill ,for, some time was taken to
the :ho pital at London. on M•ocday
for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Merner of th'e
lith Con. are movingto town and
will occupy Mr. John echer's dwel-
ling recently vacated by Mr .Lain:
Jeffrey.
Mrs. Fuss widow of the late Henry
Fuss died at The refsideanoe of her .on
Mr. Conrad Fuss on Wednesday, at
the age of over S"Years. Sha
erica
one of the, early sattIers of thee sed-
tion
temstion and was highly esteemed by her,
acquaintances. The funeral will be
held on Saturday afternoon to the.
Luthern Cemetery.
The death 'hook flaw last week of
Grace Marie, the infant and only
oiaild of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Steick of
Blake who after a short period of
but five months departed this lifer
on Saturday. The decaa.ed ' had sa..
weakness of the heart which in the;
end caused its death. The remains
were laid to rest in Bayfield cemet-
ery on Tuesday afternoon. The sere
vice at the house: was largely attend
cd and was conducted by Rev. Mr.
Johnston. The ber aved parents have
the heartfelt sympathy of the con-
munity, in this their time of sore
affliction.
WiIi be found an excellent remedy
for sick , headache Carter's Little.
Liver Fills Thousands of lotteas.
from people who have used them.
41.
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These trial rates are offered to.
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