HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-02-12, Page 14CRIPPLING PAINS
OF RHEUMATISM
Cannot be Cured b• y Liniments
—Must be Reached Through
the B:ood
Thousands of men and women
teuffer severely on 'rheumatism.
•'Cruel, crippling pains in the mus-
cles and joitts; make every -move-
Mont a torture.• Many people think
rhetiniatisen M due to cold or wet
• weather, and they try te cure
• themselves by rubbing liniments on
the painful parte This is a great
mastake—the rheumatic poison is in
the blood,and liniments and rub- ,
bing cannot give more than the
most temporary relief. - If you are
a.victim of rheumatism or lumbago
you Call only rid yourself of it by
• making year 'blood rich and pure,
, for only in this tvay can•the
eons of rheumatism be driven from
the system. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pale have cured more eases•of
'rheumatism than any other disease'
• except anaesnie, just because they
. make the riots red blood that goes
right to the, mot and cause of
rheumatism. You cannot be well
when your blood is impure, there-
• fore, begin curing your rheumatism
to -day with Dr. • -Awns' Pink
• Pills. The following are the par-
ticulars of one of /be many thou-
• sands ef cures to the credit of this
health -giving medieine
Mr. Jeremie Nadel', St. Jerome,
Que., says: "A few years ago I
was seized with a severe attack of
• rheumatism. The pains in my back,
41..PM4:1 and legs were terrible. I
treated with several doctors, but
they did not el,p me, and as time
went,on I was unable to work, and
began to think that I would be a
cripple for life. While in this try-
ing condition a friend who had
been cured of rheumatism by the
us•e,of Dr, Williaane Pink Pills ad-
vised me to try this remedy, and I
got a supply of the Pills. I had
taken the Pills for several weeks.
before. any improvement was no-
ticed. but once signs of relief came
the improvement from taial thine on
was rapid, and I joyfully continued
-taking the Pills until every vestige
of the trouble disappeared. No one
.but a sisnilar sufferer can imagine
the gratitude I feel for this relief
from pain, and because I have sine@
enjoyed. perfect health I urge other
rheuanalic sufferers to give this
medicine a trial." •
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink
• Pills front any medicine dealer or
by mail at 50 cents a bax or six
boxes for $2.90 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., 'Brockville,
Ont.
.1.
I Modern Tortoise.
Giles purchased the horse one
Monday afterneon. On the follow-
ing morning he eet out, in a state of
great indignation, to the house of
the vendor—a thrifty Scot.
i.c.Asnd to think that soe Sulegnie
— The horse Von- half a dozen
snatches against some of the best
horses in the county. Oh, shame
on you—shame !" • The farmer's
voice trailed off into something like
a sob as he concluded his angry dia-
tribe. Bub Sandy remained unper-
turbed.
"And so he ,thid, mon," was his
quiet repoinder. •
"But he can't even trot a mile in
eight minutes," spluttered the out-
raged Giles.
. 'And 'Who said he could 7" asked
anclye "It was in plougbieg
• matches that he took sax prizes I"
.1.
•
No Resemblance.
At a church fair recently a so-
lemn -looking, elderly gentleman
remarked to a young man: "I never
attend a church lair like this with-
out thinking of the money changers
In the temple." ,
"I don't see the resemblance,
sir," replied the • young rnan.
"There's no money <hanging here;
whatever you give 'era they keep."
NOTES OF SCIENCE
Turkey has given English capital
ists contracts to reorganice its nit
val arsenals and dockyards with al*
the latest appliances known to na-
val construction.
Leeds, the first English city to
ad.'Opt overhead tra.etion FOP RS
eteeet cage, is mounting the cars
on anstomobile type wheels so as to
do away with the treeless
In behalf of a recently invented
oonleal depper for removing cream
from milk. bottles, it is contended
that its shape disturbs cream less
than any other utensil
• To protect the interior of ships
from the humidity „caused by the
condensation of moisture on th.e
metal walls, an Italian has invented
rarnish containing ground cork.
'Eer riding in winter a Easton en-
thusiast has designed a motorcycle
SO surrounded evith a thin metal
body to protect the riders from
wind that it resat/Lies is submarine.
• Above and beloW the air chamber
in anew lintench automobile tire are
sectSons filled with elaStie "stalps,
which come together and supP•ort
the tire in event of puncture.
If the upper half of the gla.ss of
automobile headlights be covered
with metal polish, which is allow.ed
to dry in a smooth coat, much ob-
jectionable glare will be eliminated..
• In- a new English fireproofing
process for timber, ch.eanicals are
used Which do not discolor wood,
but permit it to be nailed, glued,
painted GT polished as though it
had not been treated.
Lead pencil manufacture in the
United States is • coneuming 73,-
000,000 feet of lumber annually, of
which about one half is estimated
to be wasted in sharpening or
throwing away short ends.
Semi-official estimates Made in
India of the world's production of
rubber for several years to come
indicate a constant increase, pass-
ing 200,000 tons in 113,' but never
equaling the demand. •
• Beea.use of the danger of etplo-
',sion Hamburg forbide manufactur-
ers to keep much wool waste on
hard unless they have special
buildings for it, requiring the& to
keep it in is municipal storehouse.
Geograplikal survey estimates
place the production of Portland
crement in the United States last
year at the record-breaking figures
of 92,406,000 barrels, a gnina of al-
most 10.000,060 barrels over 1912.
Some English engineers believe
,they have prevented the erosion of
canal beds by the waves set up by
SOPOW propellers with a boat equip -
'ped with a rudder on each side of
the screw to break up its waves.
BABIES OWN TABLETS
()Jiy a Sick 'Woman
Can Regain llcalth
Read Thlo Very Carefully.
"For years I wee thin and delicate.
I lost color and was •easily tired; a
yellow pallor, pimples and blotches, on
ray Nee were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought my
skin would never took nice again 1
grew despondent. Then mY aneetite
failed. I grew very weak. Vari011e
reinedies, piths tonics and •tablets
tried without permatent benefit. A
'visit. to my sister put into my hands
a- box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. She
placed reliance upon them and now
that they ha-ve made me a well woman
I would not be without them whatever
they might cost. I found Dr. Daunt -
ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
action very suitable to the delicate
characMr of a woman's nature. They
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished , regularity. My appetite grew'
keen—my blood red ped pure—heavy
rings under my eyes'disiappeared, and
to -nay • my skin Is cast:clear •and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl. Dr,
Hamilton's Pills did It all."
The above straightforward letter
from Mrs, J. Y. Todd, wife of a well-
known miller in Rogersville, 18 proof
sufficient that Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no other pill but Dr. Hamilton's, 25c.
Per box. All dealers or The Catarrh'
ozone Co., Kingston, Ontario.
Minard's Liniment Mires Distemper.
• Benkly----"Thereie nothing like ad-
vertising for bringing a man out."
Asinits—"Yes ; oat at the elbows."
CURE INDIGESTION
Indigestion is one ef the most
common ailmentsN childhood, and
no other ailment i limn danger-
-vo„S. Indigestion paves the way to
many , other complaints. Ba,by's
Own 'Tablets never fail to remove
childhood indigestion. They act as
a gentle laxative, sweeten the sto-
mach, regulate the bowels, and
make the baby healthy and happy.
Concerning them Mrs. Alphonse
Pellitier, St. Philippe de Neri,
Que., writes: "I have ueeel Baby's
Own Tablets for indigestion with
great success. They have also
proved suceessful in breaking up
milk and simple fevers." The Tab-
lets are Gala by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents is box front The
Dr. Williams? Medicine Go., Brock-
ville, Ont.
FINGER WAILS
OFIQPPED OFF
\ -
Skin Beneath Lifeless. Fingers
Painful, Sleepless Nights. • Used
Cuticura Soap and Cutioura Oint-
ment. Complaint Gone.
THE SKILFUL ESKIMOS.
—
Fine Art Exhibited in Handling
Harpoon and Line. A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
„
The Eskimo- is aaid to be a, skil-
ful huntsman, and especially in the An eminent scientist, the other day,
gave his opinion that the most won -
capturing of smals does he li ear derful discevery of recent years was
csIt-i
considerable ingenuity. Whenever the discovery of Zam-Buk. .. Just
the seal han.tee has -gone to the think! As soon as a single thin layer
trouble of splicing is fine spear of Zaraauk is .applied .to a waoun, di ort
, ,
handle, he (lees not melt to break .'‘'. sore, such injury ie memo rq,,a na
.
so the point, explains a writer vlood poison! Not one species of
M The Southern Woeltman, ie put mdsielonbsethas been found that zeta -Butt
kill 1
on with a "toggle" or toilet. Then again. As BOOR as Zam-Buk
When a seal or walrus is har- is applied to a sore, sorulte cut,arofinto
animal does not break he spear, ny cnildsrteonpare suchufrients
peened, the sudden struggle 'of the gant lisiswel's°..
am-BukThey care nothing for
but merely unjoints the point, and of Z.
the science of the thing. All they
the mote the animal struggles the know is that Zam-Buk stops their
more th,.e point turns crosswise in pain. ;Mothers should never forget
the wound and the firmer the barbs this.
take holde. But the animal cannot Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is ap.
plied to a ' wound or to a diseased
mane, for with thongs of •skin the
Dart, the cells beneath the skin's Bur -
point is emuseaed with the spear
-
face the so • stimulated that new
shaft. The animal merely swims healthy tissue is quickly formed. Thio
_away or dives deep into the sea forming of fresh •healthy tissue front
curry/pg with him the spear, below Is Zate-Buk's secret • of healing.
The long leather thong which is The tiseue thus formed is worked up
attached to it uncoils from tlm deck to the surface and literally casts oft
the diseased tissue above it. This is
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CONV1iYANCBS OF MADEIRA .
NEED mom MEAT.
Drain Werkeas Should Eat Much I
They Would Feel Energetic.
Eat plenty of meat ff you want ix
feel warm end energetic.
"People who lewd :sedentary lives
require more meat than those per-
forming active, • muscular labor,' '
Says Professor Rubner, is German
Privy Council:Ler:
Thom engegecl in arduous brain-
work must have appetizing food,
he explains, and vegetables. are
.seldern ooe appeliiing as ,ment.
• Ms' apart from this, • meat IS
stimulating as well as warming.
The meat eater, says Dr. Rubner,
commonly 'eats a large proportion
of nitrogenous aterbohydratee (flhsh
formers) in the other two. He has,
it has been scientifically noted a
•
specific burst of energy after the
meat meal.
The vegetarian balances hie. ni-
,tnageneas food and carbohydrates
at each of' his three • tamale, and
therefore has no such burst of en-
ergy, width is a comfort, and plea-
sure in itsself, stimulating the meat
eater to his best work.
As for warmth, the meat eater is
comfortable in a temperature of 18
degrees (Fehr.) lower than the per-
son fed on carbohydrates can
stand.
"The feeling' el warmth lithe meat
eater enjoys is not is deception like
that produced by alcohol, but pro-
ceeds from an ectual increase of
heat," adds the professor,
Min Wheeler Wilcox Describes the
"Stone Boat" Vehicles,
Writing of a trip to Algiers by
way of Madeira, Ella, Wheeler Wit-
;
cox .eays:
"Waiting at the, clock to coevey
the paseengera to the town of Fun -
were such curious- looking
vehicles. , They resembled the old
stone beats I had eeen as a child
on the farm in Wisconsin, with it
sort of phaeton top, and harnessed
to each stone boat 'Carriage titna& es
pair of eolou-St oxen. Over the oohs
blest:me streets the sledges 'glided
easily, and where the road•was le-
vel the oxen were urged into a mild
gallop.
"beside the ox sledges there were
hammock chairs, carried by strong
Portuguese men, one at each end
of the vehicle. These conveyanzes
peeved delightfully comfortable for
a lady who wished to make a tour
of the shops; and the price was
most reasonable. The shops along
the streets were gay with bright
color, and filled with bargaing in
linen embroidered by the native
Portuguese women, basikets made
on the island, odd ehain.s, and smell
curio's.
"One phaeton carried us to tbe
eld of the line, where we took a
scenic railway and aseended the re-
mainder of the two thousand feet
summit, which overlooked the town.
Here we were confronted by guides
to various points oS historic and
scenic beauty, anti finally Isinded in
large baskets, fashioned to hold two
ar three people, and tvith o Perth-
gue.se man at either sidu holding
the basket back by a strong cord,
WO tobogganed down the hill to, the
town."
Tommy's Reply.
Tommy had broken ono of the
school rules,. and the teacher bold
him to tell bee mother about it, and
also about the punishment he had
received. She thought his mother
might thrash him again. The next
morning she asked, "Well, Tommy,
did you tell your mother about your
bad behavior yesterday and how I
punished you I" '''Yes, ma'am,"
replied Toineny, quickly. "Well,
what did ehe say 1" "Said she'd
;like to wring your neck," replied
Tommy calmly.
4.
70 Agricola fit.. Halifax, N. 5.—" Some
tiine ago my finger !toils began te drop off,
the result it was holleved'of lend poisoning.
Tho nails themselves were brittle and dry,
She skin boneatIrbeing iffeless looking, MY
.ilugera were excessively painfulcausing
sleepless nights. I was treated for about
throe months and the Italia grew ttgaM. hut
• • ariaP• from the flesh of the Rogers and thou
• fell oft again. .
-utwing heard a great deal of Citticitra
' Soo,p.and Ointment 1 sent for a sample of
both In thellope of their healing my fingers
which were very.painfai. At night after
Frashiliff nlY hands well with tho Cuticura
Sotto 1 ruhliettlthe Citticura Ointment all
• around' the finger ends and wore gloves, to,
• prevent bite Ointment nom. ifelng
, then again in thoutorning'washod my hands
With the Cpticurs, Soap. " The 0uticara
• SOW) and Ointment had apoollng effect tied
rafter using Sheri for a Short while I was sur-
• prised tO riot lingers ranch less sore and
• beginning to assame.a more hooltillY appear -
once; the fungus which had grows under the
cad emus disappeared and then new strong
nails tormea. This' trouble had lasted,about
.olgliteen menthe before 'using Cuticure soap
and O1etmeaP*0 atter using smue for three
pionths ruy miser nails 'had grown Strong
and complaint had entirely gone," (Signed)
• Ernest Beekford, Oct. 12, ISIS.
cutiettraSoao and Cetieura.Oletntent are
• soldasy draggints and dealers everyvvhore,
A angle sot is often sufficient, Fora liberal,
„Icea.,stiolpio of each, With 32-p, hook, send
• pot -card 10 Potter DRIO ,14 Phan?, Cern.) .
Dept, 1),13est0n, U, 8. A,
Ideal Protection Against
inroads ,of Catarrh
By Breathing the Rich, Balsamic Va-
por of. Catarrhozone You Prevent
and Cure All Head, Nose, and
Throat Disease.
Remember this: ton don't • 'take
druge when using' Catariliozone; you
simply inhale a healing vapor that
cures every type of catarrh, bronchi-
tis, asthma, throat and nose soreness
and irritation.
No Medicine brings such prompt re->
lief, exerts Bitch an invigorating influ-
ence, or so thoroughly and speedily
cures throat troubles as "Catarrh -
ozone." Doctors, hospitals, sonatari-
tuns, all say that for those who suffer
front changeable weather, for those
who are predisposed to catarrh, lung
trouble, deafness, or bronchitis, no
treatment is so indispensable as "Ca-
tarrhozone."
•
Victim of Chronic Catarrh Cured.
of the kyack it„glid plays out, It ear- why Zara-Bult cures are permanent.
ries with it I drag like 11 kite, but 1 only the other day Mr. Morel, of
does not pull hoed enough to break 101 Deloritnier Ave., Montreal called
the line. Even this drag is made upon the Zamdeuk Co. and toin them
of skin stretched over a epliced that for over ewenty-live yeers he
framework had been a martyr to eczema. Hirs
. hands were at cue tints no covered
When we line as all played Oat with sores that he had to seleep in
it is seen -to be attached to is float gloves. Four years ago.Zam-Buk was
which is also carried on the deok1 introducett to him, and in a few
of the boat. This is made of an in- months it cured him. To•dey—over
fluted skin. gs has Neve and at_ three years after his ears of a diasass
tachniente cleverly carved from
ivory, for wood is far too precious :lig"' ecelstreeet' earthbe"esehettridaino trace cle
to be need is: this land of ivory so ,it.11 druggists sell ZatueBuk at 500
far 1 rent the foreste.
The float serves- as itt buoy, so
that the Eskimo onizt follow the ani-
mal and find it after it gives up its
struggles and dies. Then, too, the
float keeps the teeth from sinking'
and being lost in the ocean's
,depths.
Jiagic lerviline" Cures
Toothache Earache
3
IT RELIEVES EVERY EL
TERNAL PAIN
cures Colds, Coughs, • Sore Throat
light Cheat and Hoarseness.
It's whou sickness comes at night,
when you are fair from the druggist
or the doctor, that'e when you need
Nervilide most, Experienced mothers
are never without it, One of the cbii-
dren may IniVe toothache, Withopt
Nervinne—a sleepless night for the
entire household, With Nervillne the
pain is relieved quickly. It may be
earache, perhape 'a stiff neck, or one
of the kiddies coughing with a bad
chest cojd. Nothing can give quicker
results than vigorous rubbing with
this oldtirne family remedy.
Nerviline is too useful, too valuable
to be without. For lurribago, lame
back, sciatica or neuralgia there is no
liunnent with half of Nervilinees pow-
er to penetrate and ease the pain.
•As a family safeguard,* as some-
thing to ward of sicknese and to cure
the minor ills that win occur in ev-
ery feunily,eto cure pain anywhere,
you can find nothing to compare with
old-time Nerviline, which forforty
years has been the most widely used
family remedy in the Dominion. The
most economical size is the large 500.
family size bottle, small trial size 25c.
All dealers sell Nerviine.
MORMON MAGISTRATE.
Hugh 11. Brown, of Cardston, Ai-
.
herta,•DeadlY Foe of Liquor.
Hugh B. Brown, Cardstents ma-
gistrate, is Striking terror into the
hearts of illicit booze sellers in
Southern Alberta,. The whole of
the Idormoii•territory in Canada is
under local option, bat it hes been
said by men in a position to know
that there is as much booze sold in
this district as in legalized terri-
tory. Mr. Brown Ives appointed to
the position of magistrate only this
year, and already he ha,s imposed
fines as high as $300 on these who
would make gain by trading in in-
toxidating liquors. ,
The new magistrate, is it member
of the Mormon Church, his wife be-
ing a grand daughter of Brigham
Young of Polymanytte renown. It
is not as is member of the Mormon
Church, however, that, Mr. Brovvn
1 Contracted a severe cold while fol.
lowing my occupation of furniture tra-
velling, and eventually It developed
Into Catarrh. The desultory mode of
life I was following gave me very lit-
tle chance to attend to the Catarrh
condition, and at last I beoame a vic-
tim of Chronic Catarrh. I bought a
large package of Catarrhozone, used it
as per direction, and have never been
bothered since. I will be only too glad
to give any information I possess to
any.person suffering from the disease
that was the bane of my life two
years.
A. H. SWARTZ, Brockville, Ont.
For certain .eure, foe relief in an
hour, use Caterrhozone. tile only di-
rect,breathablemedtclue. Two months'
teeatment guaranteed, price $1.00,
smaller size 50c.; at all druggists, or
the Catarrhozone Company„ King-
ston, Ont., and Buffalo, N. Y., U.S.A.
Standing on His Head.
• Teddy's mother was walking down
the garden walk when she was hor-
rified itt 'seeing her ;son standing on
his head .against the garden wall.
'Teddy. you wretch!'she cried
"What are you • doing now 1"
"Standing on ray bead," replied
Teddy. "Didn't you tell me to play
at something that wouldn't wear
my boots outi"
Most Important.
LaYerd
—I'll take hoRt of your
case for $50."
Client—"And how mueh to let
go 1"
he bad for tweuty-five years—he im
The women with an ideal husband
Team likely wishes she had some
°thee kind
Daughter—'°A eertain youngman
sent xne scene flowers this !Smelting."
Maumee— "Don't say 'e certain
g,oung Man,' tny dear. There is
none of !them certain till you've got
Only Ono olIMOSIO 411.721eXHII"
To get the genuine, call for full name,
LAXATIVE DHOMO QVININE. Look
for signature of 31 W. GROVE. Cures
a Cold in. Ono Day. 25o
Sorry Ile Spoke.
Hub (oh street) --That gentlemen
who just went by was saying to the
lady with him, "I <emit afford it,"
Wife—Huh 1 111 guarantee
eomething Isis wife wentegnet some-
thing he WfilitS
, box, or we will .seo.4 treo trial box if .
You seba this4tdvertistarnent and
Staten to 'nay return postage).
dress 71ara-I3uk o. Toronto,
'She Wears a Ilohltle, Skirt.
What has become of ,bile old-
.
!tightened girl Who wore .sti, fasces:ie.-
,
To cure a cola In 0E5 ray
Take LAXATIVE BROMO OIFFNINB
Tablets. DruggIsto refund money 11 it .
falls tti etre. B. NAt, GROVES signa-
ture is on each box. 25e,
"Au exhibition of temper is a free
01110:77 thtvb isn'it worth the snide,
• .
Ssinardts Liniment cures (target in cows,
• Pair ville, Sent, SO, 1002,
Kinard's Liniment Co., Limited.
• - Dear Birs,—We wieh to inform Yon
that we consider your MINARD'S
LINIMENT a very superior articleand
we use it as a sure relief for sore throat
and chest. 'When 1 toll you 1 would not
be without it if the price WAS one dol-
lar a bottle, I mean it.
Yours truiy.
cerAs. et TILTON,
. Itandieassped.
y_ •
Weather - Si gns.
The repeated wa.sthing of iSa f are
hy the family oat, the • apparent
nearness of distant objects, unusual
activity on the part of fowls, are all
indications that a storm is brewing,
rhere are sigm Moro eaSnY 1101,0d
in, the city dwellers and which will
also be • of value to country folk.'
1 t;on picking up the newspaper in
the morning, it displays a tendency
to -tear eusily,s elettenieur of ra;n
is not far off. Rain is alto foretold
when the contents of, the ealt-cellar
becomes soggy and damp, When
rain ift due your shoe laces
break easily, and your kid gloves
will have a cold clammy feeling
and be hand, to pull on. Even the
walking -stick and umbrella will act
as a barometer. Before rain' the
handles will b;e slightly damp, and
will stick to the fingers when
touched .
Something to Remember.
"My boy, I wan yon to remember
one thing."
"What's that, clad 7"
"Notwithstanding all you hear
about big steals, people do and can
get rich honestly."
Try Murine Eye'Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids: Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Bye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Murine Ee Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mall.
An Eye Tonle Need tor AN ryes that Need Care
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
All recadybalii.d.,,r,H.14;
toomaatti_icaentd;fwulhill
flavored. Heating
only is necessary.
,r)nee,
le AM MS. EDO. SAL1L
st ye newsoilmusty coiboroa Street,
Toronto,
IYOU ersier TO ROY OR SELLA
Pre it, Stack, Orate, or Dairy Form
write Ft, W. Dawson, Brambion. or 91
rolhorne St.. Toronto
N W. DAWSON, riothorise St . Toronto
NEWSPAPERS FOR SAUL
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T paper properties Inc sale in On.
tart° towns at right pricee: Apply quickly
PP suberriprion r,o,va' time te Met open.
lee newt ieb I o rompany,71
me,•eate,
• NURSERY STOCK.
7TASFBERRIES, FIFTY
ialIltR8II
ettiee.Free • Catalog. McConnell
& Son. Grovesend„ Ontario,
MISCELLANEOUS
After acquiring the art of talking CANCER. lemmas, belled. E .
internal and external. cured wry'.
well a wise roan keeps '5611. intin by our home treatment. Wr.to
it -fore too Sato Dr Ho'lman Modica!
CrtInard's Liniment Cures Colds, Et% 06, Limited, rollinawood, Ont
4-4 7.•
DOES YOUR KAM.;
GROVE
PAY? ,
What's the use of working hard,
wasting time and ruel eery Spring
by using out ol dale boiling contriv-
ances that make poor syt•up 7 Invest
in a "Champion" Eo aporator. Take
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Price 75 cents or Inc for One Dollar (mine PK)
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Itoore.abiereloody-
Mr. Hugh B. Brown.
is waging war -against the importa-
tion of whiskey into the local op-
tion territory, but simply a.s srt
officer of the Crown he is going to
FLO ant the laws regarding the sell-
,
ing of liquor are enforced.
Though is young anon of 30 years
of age, Mr, Brown isprominently
known in military circles in West-
ern Canada. Ho is a major of 0
squadron of rthe Alberta Rangers.
At the last convention of Liberals
held at Cardston before the last
Provincial election, Mr. Brown's
name came before the convention
and was favorably received. The
young man, however, is not anxious
to enter politics and retired in fa-
vor of :the former member, Mr.
Martin Wooff,
JudgeSe' ¶Resoember, wile -gas, you
ere sworn ,to tell the truth end no-
thing but Ole, ;
Witness-‘-"Xudge,, 1 ain trying me
durndesst 50 dr, it, but that pie -faced
slob of a lawyer there won't let
m -e.''
RegUjigkiltreremmeeemexemeaemmee
the bwebo s sat absolute netece
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waste matter from the food which
collects then:els got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and pekoes the
whole body, catmint biliousness indis
gestion and ,sick headaches. Salte
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Irritate the delicate listing of the
bowels Dr. Morse's Indian Root
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• tssUld) 8—'14s
ED. 4.
It has been used by
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and it has proved
Its worth in hundreds
of thousands of cases.
Bickerdike, Alta. Jan el) 1013
have been using 17enclalPs Epavin Cure
for a good many years wills good :emits. Ls
fact, I am never without It."
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55 a bottle-gfor 80, at drufe-'ats-or write for
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Enosburg Falls, Vermont, 79
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The moot succ-ssfa I a tive mir!,:tglivIeners in Canada, 111151' 0! them cantmners for two
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