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the health -restoring, strength -
giving properties of the time -
tested famous family remedy
PILLS
Sold everywhere, In boxes, 25e,
Thugs Bet Three Years.
Woodstock, June 17.—Thomas Rit-
ohie and Walter Lines oe Saturday
1'cpleaded guilty here to robbing the
shop of Joseph .Bryant, a blind to.
bacco dealer, of $35, and were each
sentenced to three. years in Kingston
Penitentiary. Lines has only been in
Canada since March and is. an . ex -
member of the Metropolitan Police
Force of Loddon, Eng. At the termi-
natiou of his sentence he 'will be de-
ported. "
FALLING HAIR
Itching Seal» and Dandruff are
Unnecessary )
SUNDAY sCwoot
Lesson XII. Second Quarter,
For June 23, 1912.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
reit of the Lesson, Luke vii, 36.50.
Memory Verses, 37, 38 or 40—Golden
Text, i Tim, I, 15, R. V.—Commentary
Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
This•anointing of Jesus by a penitent
woman is recorded only by Luke.
There is another anointing later in His
ministry which is recorded by Man
thew, Mark and . John, but not by,
Luke. That was at Bethany, and
Mary, the sister of Martha, anointed
Him for his burial. This was probably,
at Nein, and the name of the woman is
not given. Both anofntings were in
the houses of men called Simon, but
the one is called Simon the Pharisee
and the other Simon the leper. In to-
day's lesson the woman washed His
feet with penitential tears, wiped them
withher hair, kissed them and anoint-
ed them. At Bethany Mary anointed
Hishead as well as His feet, but there
is no record of her wasbing them,.
They are manifestly two wholly dif-
ferent incidents at different times and
in different places, ..but Jesus Christ
Himself is the centers in each, as He is
in all the Bible, and everywhere and at
all times revealing God the Father. In
our lesson He is in the house of one
Who knew Him not nor treated Him
with common courtesy, as we learn
from the words of Jesus in verses 44-
45, "Thou gayest me no water for my,
feet; thou gayest me no kiss; my head
with oil thou didat not anoint." At
Bethany He was in the house of those
who loved him. This Pharisee reminds
us of the one in chapter evil!, 11, 12,
and in verse 30 of our lesson chapter we
read that "the Pharisees and lawyers
rejected the counsel of God against
themselves,: In chapter xvi, 14, it is
said that the Pharisees deridedHim and
His teaching. He went wherever He
could do good and heal a sin sick soul
or a diseased • body, never thinking of
Himself or of His unkind treatment by,
others. He did not hesitate to touch
the world in any form for its good, but
He was as separate from it as light
from darkness. He came to save sin-
ners, to seek and to save the lost, and,
inasmuch as He Himself said, "'There is
joy in the presence of the angels of
God over one sinner tbat repenteth".
(Luke xv, 20), He was no doubt full of
joy when He found any one like this
woman, or the woman a Samaria, oil,
Nicodemus, or Zaccheus, or the peni-
tent thief, willing to be saved. Per-
haps she had heard His. "Come unto
me" or His words to another, "Daugh-
ter, be of good comfort; thy faith hatlt
made thee whole" (Matt. xi, 28; ix, 22).
Someho`is she had heard and believed
and had wasted her opportunity to
thank Him. Now it had Come within
her reach, and she hastened to do all
that was in her heart. It mattered not
to her that the house was that of
Simon the Pharisee; she was not think-
ing of either. Simon or his house, but
of just one person who had made her
blind to all but Himself. She knew,
her sin better than Simon did, and so
did He to whom she had now come.
How unusual such tears and such de.
votion, and how refreshing all must
have been to Him. She washed His
feet with her tears, but He bad washed
her soul by His precious blood, soon
to be shed for her. See her humility, at
His feet' behind Him; see her contri-
tion, weeping over His feet and think,
ing'how her own had wandered. Some
one has said that the essence of her
as a bathe His feet
If you wane to ;prevent baldness
and banish gever'y air land Itching
of dsenduff
from your sealp, get alarlge50
cent bottle •of Parisian Sage to'd'ay.
You never used •a more delightful
hair do easing+ in all your 'life.
'Every 'deo p in tint bottle in filled
with hair grawdng virtue.
' Partsa,an Sagd tc'auses /the hair to
grow profulsely and/'i'mparts to it a
fail er and ea d 'tract Jafavornce lable cot m-
ment.
Iguaran't'oed falling
W a. S
Holmes lie stop
etch-
ing ;scales and, dandruff,' 'or money
back. It kilte (the dandueff germ
and keep the hair full o:%( bile. and
-youthful vigor. Large bottle 50
cents at W; S, le:Holmes and 'da•ug-
giste everywhere. The girl with
the' Auburn hair is on every bottle
and .cartoon.
Transport Strikers Parade.
London, June 17 Several thods:ands
of hives, mothers and children of
the striking dock nen and transport
workers paraded though the „'Teets
from the east end to 7'rafa,gar square •
on Saturday, on 0 "hunger march."
They solicited funds along the route
and collected considerable in contribu-
tions.
Kingston Bey Drowned.,
Kingston, June 17,—A message from
Kingston Mills stated that the body of
a boy' identified as Rupert Tidman,
Kingston, was found floating in the.
Rideau Canal, It ie believed that be
fell out of a bout. He was seventeen
years of age.
DAY LIGHT DODDERY.
Roblin, McBride, Dubuc
Hon.ored by "Knighthood
Premiers' of Manitoba and British Columbia Receive
Order; of I�.:C.11i.G:" Wllile'Former Chief . Justice of
Manitoba is Created Knight Bachelor — Prof .t
Macoun, John McDougald and W. II.
Walker Also honored.
If your' scalp is Itchy you have
dandruff; alndt dandruff 4,sethe'thie-
ving linnet germ that wilt !surely
rob you/ of your hair. That genre
mune be killed if you want to cave
what hair you have 'and grow hair
that le heatehy and cieasn SAG'EINE
is the ,acknowledged'dandruf1 genie
killer, Mt4s 'sold' at 50e alarge bottle
by J. E. Hovey in Clinton and rigid-
ly 'guaranteed to, do as is claimed
don Olt. You/ ,c nnoit taffond td,,ne-
gledt your( hair end future appeara-
anoe when; Such a aat It Eic'Hoas
SAGEINE await you
ey's. It is dainitly( Perfumed and is
not sticky or greasy.
uontirmed 100 at Borlin.
ei•da
Berlin, June 17.—Yesterday
important day to the Catholic elergy
laity of the city, the event being
visit to the city by Bishop
Hamilton, who conducted the
confirmation class, wltich
year was unusually large, there b
over one hundred young people
nits confirmed.
LONDON, Juno 13. -Tho King'
birthday honorti, wero issued to-,
night. The /Furl oil Carrick, Fielel
Marshal Sir 'Wm. (Gustavus •Nichol-
son, Sist Francis AlIelon /Channing,
who wale born lin (ihe U�netied States,
and Sir Timbale Boritihwick )age.
melded barons of the Uinited King-
dom. Carrick/a learldon is 'ttatusll,
and 'the English peerage gives him
a !seat 5n lihet /house of Lords.
Redmond Phalen RobItn, premier
of iManiftoba, and lBieh'ard McBride,
Premier of Briftishi /Columbia, ars
made knight ,commanderat of the
Order of St. Michael and St. George,
while John 'MeDougald of the de-
partment 'of.cusltoms, .and Prof.
James tMelviele Maco'un, of the de-
partment of mines, Canada, are ap-
pointed companions of the Order
of Sit. 'Michael laud St, George;; Jos-
eph "(Dubuc, lat'el chief justice of
Manitoba, knight bachelor, endd
William !Henry Walker, of the de-
partment of lex'ternal .,affaars, is
given (thin imper'i�al•,service order.
The birthday honors differ from
those bestowed at other tunes, in- SIR RICHARD
esmuch .as they are bestowed by the
King personally without 'direct re-
commendaition from other sources.
was an
im
and
a • Dowling
of an-
nualthis
being
and
ad
Unknown Man 'Killed.
—An unidentified
une 17.
Toronto, J
man' was killed while crossing the
G.T.R. tracks shortly after font. o'clock
yesterday morning at the foot of Prin-
cess street. He was struck by yard
engine 429 and was instantly killed.
The remains were removed to' the
niergue and an inai..lestordered. ,
Sia' Rodmond Roblin.
Sir Redmond Phalen Roblin has
been 'premier of the Province of
Manitoba !since 1900. Her is the son
of James Pla'bt Roblin and Deborah
Roblin, both of Dutch descent, and
was bosn on h. Prince Edward 'C unity,
Phiasburg
Ontario. He was educated let Al-
bert Colleee, Befl o�te,mnt.,'tonre-
moved when a young
Win-
nipeg, where he became engaged in
the grain beelines. For fiveyears
he was reeve, and two year's; (war-
den, and fox some time schoolitrus-
GAVE UP ALL !HOPES
0F EVEN BETTING WELL
Mr. Jacob E. Herr, 111 Grange St.,
Stratford, Ont„ writes: -' Ten years ago
I suffered with a very peculiar. disease.
I would go to bed feeling as well as could
be, and after sleeping for eve hours I
would wake with a3. •severe pain in my
back, then r moving into my side and
breast. The pain was so terrible I
could not lie in my bed, and usually had
to sit until morning with a pillow propped
up behind my back. With all my pain
I would go to work, and after working up
• to about 1Q o'clock the rain would leave
pen the next night, and every night fo
two years. .;I tried four different doctors,
butenone of there did me any good. .I
tried a great many patent medicines, but:
all of no avail. I gave up all hopes of
ever getting well. Afriend persuaded tone
to try Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills.
I boughtfour boxes,: and after using the
first one Yfelta change
br the better,
g
and
after usingg
three boxes Icould
sleep
alt: night. '.The pains were gone, and T
was completely cured.
Milburn's Pleart :and Nerve Pills are
60 cents Per box,
or 3 -boxes for $1,25; at
. ,
3 m
heart w
distill d to
and the glory of her head unbound to
furnish Him •with a towel. Had she
1
oud have
o
kingdoms to give theyw
been laid at His feet, but she did her
best,and He ac
did not
She accepted. S e
P
send by another. Site rendered per.
oeeu led`
p
sonAl
gratitude.She was so
with Him that Simon's frowns were
nothing to her. There is no record of a
word she uttered; but, oh, how the
tears, the disheveled hair, the precious
ointment, did talk for her! She had no
thought of calling any one's attention
to her; she cared for no one's opinion;
she was endeavoring to thank Him,
Re accepted her gratitude, He looked
at her, He took bee part, He spoke to
her and said to her, "Tby Bins are for-
given; they faith hath saved thee; go in
peace" (verses 48, 50). Her name we
know not, but it is written in heaven
(Luke x, 20). May the joy of sins for-
given be a reality to usand a whole
souled devotion to Him be seen in our
daily lives. Simon thought that he
knew her, but that Jesus did not know
her, whereas Jesus knew both df them
as they did not know themselves. He
me entirely. The same .thing would hap- would have saved Simon as feadilynas
He did the woman if Simon had con-
fessed himself a sinner, but there is
neither salvation' nor a Saviour - for, .vihne cures them, If a .case of.
Came n,pt. to cramps or' stomach-ache turns up, veal's ,andi was returnee! !t'o'p'aaQlra-
self'righteous people es Mink
Nerviline ie ever ready, 'We use meat from( that ,county from 1881 to
ell the righteous, these who 'ievhd" - Nerviline for newralgia, rheum5tism 1896, when he reeig+ned` ecebalre-'the
a end shi kinds of aches and pales;,
they are selveous, but for all who'; it's good as•any Baiter." ppo�iftion.oif,co9nunission'er, of cue -
know themselves'sinners :and bankrupt f f. Towns, whieth .he occupies at the pres
there is salvation.' Many who are called S Use 0 n �' d i N ermine eat ,tillne,
SIR R. P. ROBLIN.
McBRIDE.
getnet 9 opponents, He was •(again
„sustained at the general ehltctioins
of 1907, and(' was re-elected vn Del-
ferin by majority of 171.
JUST BREATHE IT
Cures
Colds,
1sthma,
Catarrh
No treatment is simpler or mord
pleasant, No remedy so fres from'
pernicious `drugs. You simply inhale'
Catarrhozone — its: medicated vapor
does the 'rest, Won't you use Ca-
tarrhozone and be cured.? Two
months' treatment,- 51.00. Sample,'
size, 25' cents; all dealers, or N. C.
Polson & Co. Hartford, Conn„ U.S,A.,
tnd Kingston, Ont.,
Sir, Richard( McBride. '
Sir Richard 'McBride, L. L. B., K.
C. ISO Years of age, and the young
est man to have evereheld'the Lom-
ond position, of prime minister,
'rte is a native son of British, Col-
umbia, and .became premier ,o1'the
province in 1901, when, he was only
31 years of ago.
He wast barn; in New (Wes'tmine-
`ter, ,B, C., on Dee. 15, 18770, ,and Ris
'the on of Arthur EL McBride, f oaM-
aely (warden of.B, C. penitentiary,
and Mary Darcy, both Irish. Pee-
mier 13IcBridc was educated at the
public and high !schools of (New
Westminster, And received his high-
er education in Dalhousie 'Universi-
ty,,Halifax , N. S. On Sept. 23, 1896,
he married Margaret, the youn,gesll•
daughter of Neil nienilllvray of
Now Westminster, and is now (the
father of five ;children,
Catarrhozorne
A 'Guaranteed Cure.
Willl'iam 'Henry Walker,
Wllliaiil Henry Walker, B. (A., is
chief clerk in the department of ex-
tern'al 'af'fair's sit Ottawa. He was
born in 1864 and /en'bered :the fed'ere
al lserviod in July, 1887.
Rheumatism, Lumbago
and Larne Back
can ens cured :by (the' great fruit
kidney and liver remedy,
Fig Pills
Bi'anitford, Ont. Aug. 13, 191.
your (medicine, Fia Pills, has
worked wonders 'for me, The
rheumatic pains `havd entirely
Jeft'me and I owe everything to
your remedy. You are at liberlty
Ito publish this. P.. H. Gailman
Aft ail d•ealer•0 25 and 50 cents or
mailed by The Fig Pall Om, St. Tho-
mas, Ont. sold) ({an Clin`ton_'by J.E.
Hovey Druggist.
He .contested' New IWestmiustea
district unsuccessfully -at (the' Do-
minion \general election sl in 1896,
and was elecltefcl ltio the legislature
in 1898, 1900 and 1903, for Dewdney
and at the general election in 1907
for Victoria City. He was appoint-
ed minister o1 mines in elle Duns-
,muir administration, on 'Sept, 21,
1900, when he was 30 years old. But
he •r signed /t'his seat a year later;
in ao'nsequence of not agreeing
with (;'he premier's/ahti,on,ie. joining
Joseph Martin' .and in inviting J. C.
Brown, who had been finance min-
ister in his cabinet, to, !accept the
office of, provincial secretary In
1903, when the house met, he beleame
leader of the opposition, and 1v n
Jane 1 of the same yeaaj, (het
called on to form la ministry, Af-
ter forminn the government. he be-
came premier and/ chief conemits-
,sloner of lands and 'works. At four
general elections since then, one
just recently, he went( back (to• of-
fice with sweeping majorities, and
he is now premier and minister of
tee of Dufferin, near Winnipeg.
After (contesting unsuccessfullY
Duff e'en and 'Morden /for the legis-
lature, he was later, elected in 1886
to ;the 'M,a,nitoba'Howse for Duffer -
in and afterward% for 'Woodlands,
After ;sitting several years in (the
house on the opPoeition side, he be- ' arsines.
.came leader of (the 'Conserva(tive ,
party. In 1900 he was called upon I
to, form) an (a)inlnistra(tloln whichSim Joseph Dubuc.
was sworn into •office an Oct, ,29 all The The Honorable Joseph Dubuc, 13.
(that year, tvifbh'Mr. Roblin %Mode- ! C.L. (McGill),' L. L. D. (Toronto),,.
ries and presddenq of the !council. Tato chief justice of the circuit court
He was sworn; as commissioner 0f of ,the Kingle'Be'nch of eVlatasto'lan
railway's 011 Nov. 3,1900,' and as min- • was •born liai St. Martin's P. Q,q,ton
inter •01 agriculture on Dec, 22,1900, the ' 26th of December, 1840. -He
and.was re-elected, byacclamatuoen_ was ad!m'ittited to, the Quebec basin
He was( again.leledted at the/glitter- 1869, In 1870 he went 'toManitoba
al 'election for Dufferin in 1903, andwhere he was laterelef�:ted to the
back wifth'3lruppoa'ters as a- I feint legislative assembly of !thalt
province, In 1871 he wail superin-
tendent ,of the 'Catholic tsectio'n o1
4, 'n
f Educat 0
' 1 Bureau.o
Provincial `'1110
led
tot tManifl•oba. In 1872 he (m
arra
I Marie Ann, , g e
,f'H, B. Iie'n-
dew lilt
r'o�
ault of St, Cuthbertls, ',Quebec, by
five sons and ,five
whom he had i Q. t v�
dawghter,s, From 1872 to 1909 he
has filled many positions • in the
provincial ;service, having 'been 'at-
ito'rney.+g''eperlal fortwo yearn, and
chief justice tor, 'six years. He was
also, elected\ to the house _o4 ',com-
mons for three years. He has been;
a member of the ;council 01 Mani,to-
The WESTERN FAIR
London Ontario
'Phe Western Fair, 'tri London,
Ontario, will bo hold this yearSep-
t,ember 6111to, 14th. Active pre-
parations aro being evade bythe
management to make this year's
exhibiltio•n omen. anything ever Wt.
tempted iby the Asso'clation In the
Past, The Speed pro'grareme showe
!Ma 'evenit,s each day with large
purses for each; this is 'always an
interesting part of the Exhibition:
There will he onc( of the betet pro-
grammes before the grand stand
!twice daily ;that( iha's everbeen pren
sen'ted, inclulding aerial acts of.a'il
kinds, ,and an ogies,brian('ant, both
',single `and double WW1 the comedy
act !of Hans and his mule tbanevill
bees! funny Thall it will (cause la
laugh (for every, second. AFire-
week's
Fire-
1tofk''s (programme each evening
consisting of eixty pieces ,including
the wonderful motorcycle race,
and :omcludiing with the bombaxd-
manit 'af Tripoli. Full par'Iwculart5
Will be given lifter, The ;midway
will be filled with good, ,clean,
,shows wenchi will; be of interest to
timing and old. 'Thera will be
Monty of mucid and' someitteng do-
ing every ;'lninu(te, Special (single,
fare raineaY silted toommencin'g
September 61,11. over fall roadie in
Western Ontario' and' as far vag'tas
Kington. Special (excurs•ien days
September lath, loth and 3th. AU
information will be given .onap-
piicatien (to the Secretary, A.'31.
Hunt ,Lo'ndon, Ontario.
dealers b 'Or ymail ' a.t 50 ',cents a
box or nix, bones, 'for $2450iromThe
Dr Williams' ;Mediicino Oo,,,.Broek•-
vi1le, Ont.
Best call and find out the
reasons why wesoprorllpt- .i
l gua
guarantee wiack th ours
g
own,Letusexplain
to you why the
"Sunshine is
called
Bice Muffin;! Ono cupful of
boiled rice, 1cupful 'of ,sweet mink,
2 eggs well. bealten, 5tablespoonfuls
of melted butter, half teaspoon-
ful ofleal't, J.tablespoonful ef'sugat'
3 'teaspoonfuls of baking powder
and 1 and a half•supfuls flour Mixed
mite apple batter which will drop
from 'alspoon, Stir, after all the
ingredients are 4'n, lightly belt
thoxoly, and drop the batter into
hon buttered Muffin -rings.
Fig Pudding—One-half pound of
good dried: figs washed; wiped and
minced ; 2 cupfuls of fine dry bread
crumbs; '3 eggs; half •pound of
beef iswed powdered; 2 scant cup-
fuls of milk; half cupful of whine
sugar ; n 1 1110 salt. A Pinch of
sleds should be dissolved) in hot
va'ter and tetirred into• milk:, add
he leggs, beaten, light, put inbut-
tered mould with a tight top`after
beating three )ninettes, Set litn,boile
,ng /wafter, with a weight an. the
cover ro prevent mould 'from up-
setting, and boil three hours. Rat
toil with' hardlisauce, or butter'atDP1
powdered isugari mixed with ,a,1ittle
nufm'eg. . t
WON'/ YOU 'HELI.
Remembesi that you can help us
i lot by writing out any local news
vhether you let us have '/hover
' he phone, through the mall or
sELE,ss
'Are being fast driven off
the market by the, overpower-
ing merit of Nerviline, which
has more strength in one drop
drolly into the office and 'tell us.
ST, VMS DANCE
INVOLING CHILDREN
than is found in a quart of or-. .ba University amen ins foundation
dinary remedies. l Full of—pain. in 1877 and ;vice-chancellor since
subduing properties, ; healing 1888.
and soothing; its influence o
rheumatism, sciatica, and Juni
bago is unsurpassed. Nerviline
is without question ,the best
household liniment made. For
nearly fifty, years a staple in
every, drug store in America.
DROP "ALL OTHERS.
Jo'hn,.NlcDougald.
Sohn (MeDougald, 'comnilssionew
of cuts(toms, was been in'BlueflSLoun-
Itain, Pj;cbou, N. S., the tthirteenitlb of
'Marca, 1848. 'Het w;an educate'd hat
(the :grammar school, New Glaegow,
N. 5.; and; wase latter in business'foe
some (tiane f.n ithalt .tow'n. hn 1872,1he
'I dropped ell 'liniments but Nee. married Margarle(t J. McLeod of
(two /sons. 'He wan Justine of (the
peace, and county eounclilor for
endue' < County foil A number` of
:Cline because 11 found Nerviline the
quickest to relieve pain," writes. 0.
S. Benton of Sit. John's. If my
children are croupy ar sick, Net, -
Westville, N. S., . iby whom he had
A
Christians seem ae er to•have ham, n Good to on any
part
of the
----
lorglven much,for there -is no dexo= ;i,oy-soothtng antiseptic, and Prof, J.M,Macown.
tion to Bus in their lives: How very
different the devotion of this one, of •
all dealers, or marled dune on receipt the woman of Samaria, :or Paul, or of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, peter, er Johnl Why are we not con1
'
Toronto, Ont. - strained by such Love+ (a:a' Hid? Do :we,
thaw Him? ; , w
d
as of peon- • internal rng Power. Just
as •good for • internal Pains, lake Prop£. J'am'es 'M, M,acoun Ile � aseie-
full oranips, toothache, dyopepsi-a, etc. ,tart bottanustl 'and' naturalist tin the
Y•'ou -can't besot Nerviline as a (,geological isurve?y branch of (bhede-
sageneree household panacea for the parthmert ofimineg He neves born
de -
aches and pains of the whole family; an Jan, 30, 1803,,and eiiteaeidlt,he fed
Try it. at •d s 1 vice 'n 1898
terga 25e, bottles, all
SOLD BY—
Byarn & Sutter
rour "Pen- guards Ulsmisseu.
Kinston, Juno 17.—The first shake-
up as a result of the recent investiga-
tion at the penitentiary has resulted
in four guards being relieved of their
duties. The !nen are Guards George
Doyle, Wm. MacDonell, John Mc -
Quare and Percy Johnston. They re-
ceived letters statim they were physi-
cally unfit fur service a;'d were asked
to resign at the er' the month.
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR A LIVE MAN IN CLINTON
to make some clean, honest money, giving informa-
tion to those who have requested it, regarding an
original Western townsite-not a subdivision. This
is a gentleman's proposition, and' we want only
men of good standing who will not misrepresent..
Address
Western Canada Beal Estate Co.
502 TEMPLE ItUILlDING, TORONTO •
Striking Example of Its
Cure. By the Tonic
Treatment
Vituis dancer lathe commolre's!t
form 101 ,nervones (trouble that
afflictsantod
the, greatdmadohecbyby
„e
e
arawltlt and' developmen't..and there
r
1,s,a
n addeded e(t
ana
caused
by
study.
become,
,s, ai!
lt.iswhen ' 'these dem' and
so• great tthat they impoverislh the
fail t re-
ceive
S
blood, and (the 'nerves f
thetas full supply Of nourish.'
men't, 'that tho nervous debility
which lead no St. Vitus dance.
begins. • ,
The remark,ale success ot.Dr. Wil-
liams,' Pink Pills in curing St. Vitus
dance fehould lead parents to give
this 'great( blood_bwildiegi medicine
to their children a, 't the fleet
signs 'af Ithe approach( of the die-
ease. Pallor, leselessnes,s',,, '
inat-
tention, reatleeanese ands arri,t
ability care' allleymptoms which
which early eh'ow,(the blood an(d
nerves are faiinn,gteo'meet rthckde-'
stand upon, (thein. Here its proof o1
the power of Dr. Williams! Pink
P1110 110- cue's 'this, trouble. 'Mrs. J.
W. Towns, ,Oshawa, Ont., says
"At the ago of eleven my daughtel
Wee attacked with;' St. Vitus dance
and despite all eve did, Oe henthe
trouble !grewii rapidly worse. Soon
she a scarcely'aible It,oW511k(,haer
!lmlbs jerked' and; 'trembled' so, and
he !wale smite unable It feed' he elf
s unable to feedel°-t
she ,was guilts'
shelf. ` When she would lie down she
would be unable Ito rise without
assistance.. As nothing was helping
her i wro(te ' a friend whose daugh-
ter
au8 -ter had been similarly, affeotedand
she advised lhhe use of Dr,'Wiflinms'
Pink Pills, which', had cured her
child . I•at•once • gat a supply of
the Pills, and; Leventhe use of the
Ural box seemed Ito show an im-,
pnpvemenit. By the time five benne
were used she fw'as.complefte(ly cur.,
ed and hoe ihadl no [tapirs of (the
troublo einoe, Sold iby all medicine
Use the We'arwell Stockings
ea er , exa .(ser a
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A fine range of thes'e;Stoekinigis
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300 pounds of Mangel Seed,
Seed ;Corn—Several varieties will
be in Stook shortly, ,
Soma Potatoes for Saie.
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