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liberal PreSS Mews, conservative � -pF DYSPEPSIA
VIOLENT ATTAC k S
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(!Windsor Record.) • rToronto News,)
An annoyance and .an expense to
Lusipess men who receive many
cheques could bee avoided if the
authorities would insist on all
bank cheques before being issued
fronts the bank shout .d be stamped
and sold by the (bank in books of
50 or 100 at 2 cents each. This
would stop the fellow who, pie -
sistt;enitly forgets to put o_1 t ,e
stamp and also .the man who
dcles forget,
(Toronto Star)
Sir George Foster :es.tinlales that
after raising 5000,000 ireeru5ts there
will remain in Oamade G3 per cent,
of the male population oerw•cen
the age9 of 19 iandi0. Thatsouncis
all right. But part it (another way
and it means that one roan out of
every three undler forty and oveie
nineteen 'throughout all Caned
needs to enlist. They are not do-
ing it yet except in a very fete
centres• where enthusinsm is high.
And if it is 'to be d(onie all over
nt
Canada
isnalLee tfor loode ma'kemei
:possible
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
(Brantford Expositor)
' If the Ontario government in-'
• 'DT duces. a t(efe'-endnm oe the
temperance question, as was fore
casted in the speech frotn the
throne it is generally undtini o ,rl
that it will be ellong rthe lines o''
'Manitoba ac -. This act m Iter pro
vision for the licensing of wht:Ler-
sale and retail druggises. The
wholesale 'd uggist is ,ail,oWte-t to
sell ten gallons at a time, fo:
scientific on ire::hanida'1 puri o e05
or five gallons to a physio;an. TI e
retailer miay sell plat mord than
one pint to dentists for teem:nig,
patients, ,and two gallons to ve'-
erinaries for trelting animals. A
physician is ,a newer] two quells
for use as medicine In treating pa-
tients, The Manitoba net d -,cr o''
prohibit importation, nor eau: 1
such prohibition be co:,ist1011.ional,
The individual may import and
have in possession liquor for lois
household use. But the penalties
for infraction are very seveoe.
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
TSo colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the rare curative powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott'sFJmulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res-
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special-
ists. ,,,Yost can get it at any drug store.
Scott & iwwne, Toronto, Out. "
it is suggeete d by a coriessposl''
dent of The Daily ,News that On-
tario on flee oceasions,Jlas declar-
ed for prohibition of the sale off
liquor. But possibly only one of
these, decisions can .be regarded : e'
authoritative If the terms Of the
Roes refierc(ndum had been fulfill-
ed prohibition in en ear as the Pro
vince has Powe: to prohibit would•
have gone into effect. As it was
the majority was 96,205. or only 13,-
000
3;000 less than ,was I:eceeutry, to es-
tabli.sh prohibition, The Nevelt
plebiscite and the Dominion pleb-
iscite deoae(rve less conaleeration
l'ecause nothing depended upon'
the result. Nor are the petitions
seceded by the Committee cf One
Hundred, significant 'tllough they
may he, decisive. Thousands of
petitions and do the ye:versa of
what the petitions 'dgramd. As
an (expression of public (,minion
petitions long ago ceased to have
any great authority. Goo great
strong reason in I aper of a toier-
endnin, sugglested by Mr. Hearst
• nd his ieolleagnes is that less
then two years !,ago the Rowell
liquor renosals wieref rejectea 111 a.
general election. It is true Shat
Mr. Howell's rn ogamm•e did not go
the leength of Provincial prallibi-
tien and that the isiswe was com-
plicated with pcl'rtiaa!1 cone(:!era-
tirns, But inview of the5Fesult of
the contest it is reasonable that
the Government should ask !author
(ity from the people ,foo' the enac'-
ment of Provincial prohibition„ not
withstanding much evidence that
the Province demands the more'ag
gressive action against' (the liqu'o'r
traffic which is now eonttenlpletetd'..
Carmen Sylra, Dead
London March 3. -:Despatches re-
ceived fron Bucharest ;announce
the ce cath at 7.30 a.m. yesterday of
Elisabeth Queen Mother of Ru -
manna. known generally as Carmen
Sytvtt. The fullutt,ul will take place
On Sundtay, • '
The Dowager Queen ways under
the le eatmient of three doct'oes a,nd
about thrfeeeeeekslago returned It,
Bucharest from Cu eta De Arges in
Wallachia, WIMP, King Charles is
buried.. A week ago she fell • ill,
and infltiannr.ttion of the lungs
duickiy 'developed, Early yoster-
d(sy morning then seemed to
be a slight improvement 'but soon
the Qtreen became wicoeseiOUS and
died within a few hours.
King inerdeland etnd Queen
Marie spent much (time with thg
.Dowager Qeen ye(ste.rday all
the reinisbers called ;aS:the palace•.
Porn Decetnleer 29th, 18.13, aPrin
cess of Weid, one of the !tiny prie-
cipalities in German y, Eliza ten
(;new up es a country ,girl strong
and robust .a friend of the, oirlds
'ind'ia lover. of Nature. In 001 l
life she exhibited a predilection
for transcribing her (houghts,a d
fancies into verse. • :Upon the
deal of her brother of Weid,
OW was token to Russia ,by an
Patriotic
Armen
0 s
and music by the world's great
bands are reproduced for you
with a brilliant vividness and
richness of tone tll't yeti will
find .nowhere but in Columbia
Records. You are cordially in-
vited to hear the following re-
cords, 'free, at any dealer in
COLUMBIA
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Herbert Stuart -82300-85c
"We'll Never Let the Old Flat Fall"
"Good ],ick to the Boys of the Allies"
Llcota Guards --P. 31-85c.
The Entente Cordial March (leoaglas)
Nauru March 5] ichtirds)
Latinist* t'. and lie
we -P. 19--13 achene --858.
The Veteran's Song
The Old Brigade.
Scots Guards --P. 14-85c.
British Grenadiers; Cock o' the North;
'.Weari o the f;reen Clod Bless tite Prince
Of Wales; Ral'e Britannia r Garry Owl
Alen of Harlech; Dear Little i heunrock ;
]31tie ]tells ed Seetldtitl ; Red; White and
Bine; God Save the le ing.
Prince's Orehedtr, Eli v'8 and,St, Hilda Colliery Band.
Municipal Band of Milan, etc.., and thoosands ofthousand ardi.iidid ac.
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BALL, & A FKINSON
CLINTON
15
Suffered Tortures Until She
Tried "Fruit -a -tires"
Ss. JEAN D18 M&TBA, Jan. 27th, 1914.
"After suffering for a long time with
Dyspepsia, 1 have been made well by
"Fruit -a -rives." I suffered so much
that at last I would not dare to eat for
I was afraid of dying. Five years ago,.
I received samples of "Frult-a-fives"
and after taking them I felt relief.
Then I sent for three boxes and I kept
improving until I was well. I quickly
regained my lostweight-and now I eat,
sleep and digest well -in a word, I am
fully recovered, thanks to 'Fruit -a -dyes.'
Mau. CHARI3ONNEAU.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 23c.
At dealers or sent postpaidon receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa,
•
aunt, Grand Duchess 'Helena aria
spent several yc(alrs in tr'avelir tg
through the various countries of
Europe. She was stricken With ty-
phus and while Al her partner died,
She was impressed with the ;idea
that she would teecone Queen 'of
Rnmenaa and for this reason re-
fused the band of Prince Charles
of 'Hoh,en'J.oll_rn. - • Later in • 1868.
Prince (envies WatI chosen ruler
The Manitoba Liquor Law.
With, the proposal before the
egist re ',la p au i
egislation ce subrnitted I:o
Omar Le 1 `I t 1 •b• •
tion 1
the electors by reforcendpm and
the 'Manitoba Liquor Act cited es
one, the principal clauses of which
the. people of Ontario :will tNote,
aro of more than passing interest,
In brief the 'Illanitobe act pee -
vides ;
re -vides:;
(1) Abolition of bar, stoop ;and
klub licenses.
(2)' . Prohibition of rho solo of
liquor exec! (tin ' for medical 'ana
mechanical purposes.
(3)' Establishing of licenses for
wholesale land retail drug stores
permitting them to shell ;liquor in
certain quantities, Viz ;
\Vholesael stores --Ten ;gallons
for mechanicee purposes, ouch as
preservation of human and animal
hc•dips; five gallons to physicians
for medical purposes. hector of Liucolu College.
Retail 010:el-Slate only Al] pie- In 1867, when Staffordshire was
seription of physician for med,idad
purposes, or to a dentist, or vel- ravaged by one of the worst smallpox
erinary, or a mieistler of the gos- epidemic on record, Sister Dora, as
pee.
In quantities of one pint to den-
tists for the (treatment of p e-
tients, two gallons ,to veteritnarius
for treatment of dumb Wa1inla Is.
A physician oar e'rry two quar-
ters with hint for use as medicine
for patients.
A dentist can give is portion to
N0
ALUM
MAGI HE .
BAKING POWDER
REAP
► LAVE.'','.
Statues to Women.
The proposals for a monument to
Nurse Cavell recall the fact that in
Groat Britain statues to women not'
of Royal blood are extremely rare.
There is, of course, the recent 10 -
stance of the statue set up in Pall
Mall, London, to Florence Nightin-
gale. The only other statue that we
eau recall, and which certainly was
the first ever erected in honor of a
woman, also, curiously enough, was
that of Nurse Dorothy Pattison, sis-
ter of Mark Pattison, the famous
a patient, '
A minister of the gasper 011!
have in his possession two gai-
olns of wine for tsaeranlental pur-
poses.
Heavy penalties for (those 1050
obtain liquor for n8.eehanieel pur-
poses and use it for drinking, ete.
Act 'does not prevent the im-
portation of liquor from any
other presence or country by a
householder or prohibit him hav-
ing such liquor of his premises.
It does not prevent the manufac
tun+e.or deport of liquor from the
province.
No sale evade after 8 o'clock at
night and 7 o'clock. ,on Saturday
night.
No liquor to be consumed on the
drug premises. •
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
of Rumania and he hastened to
Wied to 801100nce his' ,new stlation
to Elizabeth. They were married
and lived happily, a most unusual
and striking example of Royal fe-
licity. She 'devotee! lint• life to
chat ity lanton'4 her pew people and
wrote several honks lana ;poems.
King Charles I. dieter in Octooer,
191.4, at the age of 75 years, since.
which time the Queen Mother bas
been in ill health. Of :eine years
she was practically biird from •t
compound contract in both ,yet.
RHEUMATISM A MYSTERY
Unless Rooted Out of the
Slstent it Groes W'orSe
and Worse.
•
Some diseases give 511111ui i'y
from another nuttack, but rheuma-
tism works just the other way.
Every attack of rheumatism in
vites another. Worse than that it
reduces the body's power ,so thin
each 'attuilt is worse than theonq
before, ]f any ds,a.ee needs cur
ing early itis a'heurneltisul, but
there aro felt: disteiases physicians
find more diffilult to treat succes-
fully. \Viii weather does not
cause rheumatism els was ,nee
thought though weather condi-
tions may start the caches and
pains. Rheumatism is now known
to be dependent upon .the 'mood
condition and medioal authorities
agree thatt the blood !becomes thin
with alarming rep dlty ,as iheum-
atism 'dot alups. Maintaining the
quality of the blood as, therefore a
reasonable way of preventing dad
curing rheumatism. That it wet ks
out in fact is shown by ,the (Jena'••
ficial results which `rrilaow a fair
use of Dr. Williams !'ink • Pees
These pills aetuagly make ,n0W
rich bio: d, which •drives out the
rheumatic poison, land while 'the
blot.d is kept 'in this ',condvti'dn.
there to no danger 05 1150' trouble
returning 'Mr W,1'. Pell. Palet'tnv
• nked by
It says'I
wag {ttd .
D3
trouble, which was ultimately .pr.o-
nuunc:c.d theiim,ltnsn. 'Often I
v -as bantcly able to crawl. ,into teed
and seldim Wihle to du it full days
work. In this rim anion ;I ddntor
ed for 0 year. abaoltitIely geitting
nobetteuf,: Thier Iconsultta 10 -
ether 'doctor whose chf(ett console.
ition was that unless I got rid of
teeuble !,would be a.,ta'ipp e for
lisle. He prescribed dieting and ]
dsocteeet1 with him for at lcust :eke
months, bit instead of getting re' •
-
lgef I became Weaker es d .lets
able to -get •aroiund» Then 1 Oa;
tedic,d 'to try a •loi,tor in Tororrlo
and 'wines under his treatment for ,
about four months with no better.
1^sults. 1 gave up the doctor Don't shelter yourself behind Lau
and tried outer r emtellies which rime Ned fBoot en's declaration 150510 1
(1Were82' ,gtnally fetter 55,0 t one conscription. Even Asquith and Lloyd
day our store keeper sent rod a y.
ilex of Da'. WilliamsPinkPets,Georgechanged their nitride on the
saying, that if thley td11 Hoi'holy t111e8tiou• ,
me I..need not pay OOP them. 7
took 'then' 111th thole .grit lanae
more and found they were bona
i.ng
ie le-
ing mice. 0 probably used $10.nt
worth .bt tore I'I deet fully cured,
hut thee did cure mei 1019 were
Cheap las compered with ,the other
ti elattrne,ntc, Which del not se'p
m(o, Tho cure wo1 'anadfe alo8Oral:
ya aro oligo. olio- 5 ht1V0 not had a
tvings of rh;etlm itisre since. 1'c-
dtly 11101 well .Incl st,r•oug arid I
believe •I owl,. ilt salt to Dr. Wier
llama Pink Paine
You can get tthese pilin, through
arty ni d r the rieallet• •or by mail,
past paid, tt 50 gents e boo or
six beeee for $350 from The 'Dr
Williams 7')f. drams Co.,Brockviller, . e.
A safe, reliable r'epnmt/a,
medicine.. Sold in three do-
No. 2,83 strength-No.
t3, 15 per box.
,Sold by all druggists, or Hoot
prepaid on receipt of ,rice.
Fres pamphlet. Address,
THE COOK MEDICINE CO.,
4 TOa0970. ONT. (Funedr WInfar.)
No soldier's pay can be stopped or
garnished for debt. Lu this connec
tion the following significant notices
is inserted in the last issue of the
Militia Orders -"Notice is hereby
given to the public that a so''dier's
pay cannot he seized for debt and con
sequently inerchan's who sell to sol
diets on credit, do so at their own
risk."
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ^...�+
the
a!a 1 KcsF(�
Si•;natnre of /�
NEW RUBBERS ISSUED
Civilians noticing the new rubbers
worn by the mea of the 101st Batt!.
rental k that t he rubbers look very
serviceable. The ruhhers are service-
able but they are also heavy. and two
hours drill through snow several inch
es deep creates can impression with the
wearers that in some manner or other
lend was substituted for rubber in the
process of manufacture,
In Britain, the urgency of the war
situation is fully realized. All the
single men. ender the Lord Derby
scheme of enlietruent, were calle t to
the colours, Men of Huron can do
their part to avoid conscription in
Oanedaby volunreeeine their services
immediately with:the 161st.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
An end must surely come in time to
the haphazard methods of conducting
recruiting. There is no neutral policy,
Each community is left to its own de
views. There is no system of distinc
tion in picking roernite, Is there any
sense in taking the skilled workers and
ask.ng for greater indastriel results?
la It possible to have the farmers
enlist in larger numbers end expect
increased agricultural production?
Ilas 'the gocernmeut nn pronounce
meat to make. -Windsor Record.
,,Woos/ PhoBphOdias,
The threat Enplis5*Remetilt,
Tones and invigoratca the whole
nervone system, . makes new Blood
iu old Veins, Buren Nervone
Debility. Mental aria Brain Worry. Demon -
donee, Lona of Energy, Palpitation. of the
Failing ailing Memory: Price 51 per hoz, six
I 15I , One will please nix will eurc,eiSoldby all
dr oleosus or mailed in plain plcg, on receipt of
1nt., V»') p01571tef mailed tree THE WOOD
INEDIC ONE CO.. TORONTO. MIL (Fesri4W5uia,)
she was generally termed, worked
with the utmost devotion to combat
the terrible disease, and after her
death in 1878 a statue was erected
in her honor at Walsall at the Muni-
cipal Epidemic Hospital, of which
town she had been superintendent,
Germany's Zeppelins.
Eighty Zeppelins are now In the
German service it appears from in-
formation developed at Friedrichsha-
fen, where the Zeppelin works are lo-
cated, One of the latest type that is
having a trial trip this week is LZ -
95, which, is taken here to mean that
it is the ninety-fifth In the series dat-
ing from the beginning of the war; •
fifteen having been lost, it is said.
The newest model seems consider-
ably longer than previous types. It
is of fish -like shape and grey tinted,
by the means of aluminum powder, it
is explained. The gondolas are of
plated steel; each has, six machine
guns in its quick -lire battery and ap-
paratus for throwing bombs and air
torpedoes. 1t is reported that a new,
air torpedo more powerful than any
previously used is about to be put
into use.
.Bus.iness and
Shorthand
Westervelt, Schoql.
ty Y. M: c A bRuilding io
London, Ontario
College in Session Sept: ,:est to Ji y:
Catalogue Feee Enter any time,
+.:ii`tidl• .
HONESTLY BELIEVED
HE WAS GOING INTO
CONSUMPTION.
DR. WOOD'S
Norway Pine Syrup
CURED HIM.
Mr. Frank E. Anthony, 69 Ellen
Street, Winnipeg, Man., writes: "Having
taken several bottles of Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, during the past few
weeks, to relieve a chronic cough and
general throat trouble, allow me to ex-
press may unbounded satisfaction and
thanks as to its sterling qualities. A
short time ago I became suddenly subject
to violent coughing fits at night, and
directly after rising 51 the morning, for
about an hour, and found I was gradually
losing weight. All my friends cheerfully
informed me that I looked as though
I were going in consumption, and I
honestly believed such was the case.
However, after having taken several
bottles of 'Dr. Wood's' I am pleased to
relate that the cough has entirely dis-
appeared, along with all the nasty
symptoms, and I have since regained the
lost weight. I have no hesitation in
recommending Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup as a sure cure for all those troubled
in a like manner."
When you ask for "Dr. Wood's" see
'that you get what you ask for. It is
put up in a yellow wrapper; three pine
trees the trade mark; the price, 25c and
50c.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Peers i;n she Fighting -Line.
A hundred and eighty-seven mem-
bers of the House of. Lords have been
or are serving with His Majesty'8
Forces. Direetly and indirectly the
House of Lords and its families have
contributed to the .Icing's 'Forces act
fewer than 994 omcers.
A NOBLE WOMAN.
Mrs. St. (:lair Stobart Has Done
Heroic Wolk in Serbia.
Silently, and suffering fearful
hardships,women
a band of heroic o e
are fighting death and disease among
our, terribly -stricken Allies — the
brave Serbians. - The noble work
they are doing collectively .is such
that It is invidious to make distinc-
tions, but: her fellow -workers them-
selves would he the first to wish that
every tribute should be paid to .Mrs.
St. Clair Stobart, sportswoman, au-
thoress, playwright, and hospital or-
ganizer, who, without exaggeration,
may be said to have saved the lives'
of thousands of Serbian men, we
1nen, and children.
Her energy and initiative are .strik-
ingly illustrated by the manner in
which she started in Serbia what she.
described as "roadside dispensaries."
"The idea," she said to the writer re-
cently, on her return to Loudon,,
"came to me when I noticed the ter-
rible straits of the brave peasants
who are the backbone of the Serbian
army. 1 had a small bell tent placed
at the roadside at the edge of our
field hospital, and on a notice -board
made from two bits of wood from an
old packing -case I wrote in Serbian a
notice to the effect that, if folk would
bring their own bottles, medicine aad
medicaladvice would be given gratis.
Within a few weeks 12,000 men, wo-
men, and children came to that dis-
pensary for medicine and treatment,
many of them wanting or being driv-
en In ox -wagons fifty, sixty, and sev-
enty miles, sufferingfront every con-
ceivable and inconceivable complaint.
"I thereupon cabled to the Serbian
• Relief Fund to send tents, material,
Children Cry 'dor Fletcher's
The Kind You leave Always Bought, and which has been
in. use for over fent y e. >' s, has her:.o the signature of
and has bec a made under Itis per-
t -.,>_s' sonal supervision since Its infancy.
,���� 1 u�lc r'
�diGrii?/. flow no one oto deceive you in this.
Alt Counterfeits, imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger rho health of
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
y l fat is CAST k 4 IA
Castoria is a Harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare -
geode, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine tlor! other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee It destroys -Worms
and allays Feverishness. dor more than thirty years it
has been in et nstant use
f e relief of Constipation,
FIatttleney, -Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food., ;riving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -mho lUothcr's Friend.
GENUINE. CAST RIA ALWAYS
Bears the Sig -nature of rs"Fle
l Use' For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THC CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY,
ane personnel ler nix more sutra Dis-
pensaries, and that is how we came
to establish our system of roadside
dispensaries, which have proved of
such value."
Many thrilling and startling ad-
ventures have befallen Mrs. Stobart
since the outbreak of war.
Finding that Red Cross workers
were needed at Antwerp, she organ-
ised a hospital unit which was the
last one to leave that beleaguered
city, and after spending two or three
months at .a hospital at Cherbourg,
the terrible need of Serbia induced'
her to change the field of her opera-
tions and to go to that distressful
country to see what she could do to
enecoar the people who had been
driven from their homes by the Huns.
Mrs. Stobart confesses that she
will newer forget ber experiences in
Serbia. She was with the Serbian
army in their terrible retreat. "For
three days and three nights on one
occasion,' she says, "there was no
water to be had wbere we stopped,
except snow, which we melted for
drinking purposes. We slept at night
in the snoW on the steep mountain
slopes, with nothing but the clothes
we were wearing. The farther we
got the more exhausted became the
cattle, and at length we had literally
to make our way over the corpses of
the dead auimals which had fallen by
the wayside,"
Attention, men! Your services are
needed NOW. b'orward, march, to
the rerruittug efHee,
--00--
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
I3y refusing to help you tacitly sig
nify that you don't give a damn for
what the Germane did to Belgium,
HYMN.
•
Hymn -"For the Men at the Front"
Lord God of hosts whose mighty hand
Dominion holds on sea and land,
In peace and war Thy will we see
Shaping the larger liberty.
Nations may rise and nations fall -
Thy changeless purpose rules them all.
When death flies swift on wave or field
Be thou a sure defence and shield !
Console and succour those that fall,
And help and hearten each and all !
Oh, hear a people's prayer for those
Who fearless face their country's foes.
For those who weak and broken lie,
In weariness and agony -
Great Healer, to their beds of pain
Come, touch, and make them whole again
Oh, hear a people's prayers, and bless
Thy servants in their hoar of stress
For those who minister and heal,
And spend themselves, their skill their zeal
ReneW their hearts with Christ -like faith
And guard them from disease and death
And in Thine own good time, Lord, send
Thy Peace on earth till time shall end.
OVERWORKED MOTHER
Finds Health In Our Tinel
Collinsville, Iil.-"I suffered from a
nervous break -down and terrible head-
aches, and was tired all over, totally
worn out and discouraged but as I had
a large family I had towork despite my
suffering. I saw Vinol advertised and
decided to try it, and within two weeks
I noticed a decided improvement, and
now I am a well woman." -Mrs. ANA
BECKER.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, to strengthen and
build up weak, run-down, overworked
mothers.
J. E. Ilovey, Druggist
Clinton, Ont.
Costs a little more than the
"other kind" of flour, but
worth it in the quantity
and quality of bread'
you bake from--
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A perfectly formed tomato, the Byron Pink M uniform, large, and
attractive. The flesh is firm, and the flavor delicious and full-bodied.
It is a robust grower and a heavy cropper. It is an ideal tomato for
forcing. You are going to buy seeds anyway; then you might just as
well send for our catalogue and get this free premium for yourself.
The Catalogue tells about the other valuable
premiums which tate pine with every order.
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A post card addressed to us
as below, with your name
andaddressoNl.von the other
side, will cost but one cent.
Drop it in the nearest mail
box,and itwill bring prompt-
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80 -page catalogue for 1916.
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