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Thursday; Oct, 2
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MEDICMI+
Dpi, Us ienekt ROSS, Physician sad England
f� 1,at/of London Hospital, ra
tkel ettantittn to dinned' of Err, oar, Nope
aM TboatBank,
I Do
Oyu add belie ore, behind »Phone No. 106,
Ofllfai7bona N a5. Residence, Phone �V...
r iol f6. J. yURROWS. Seatotth.. Office and
aealaeeet .- Goderich Street, east et the Meth°•
diet Crotch. Cosner for the CesntY of Huron.
iskeesea, No, 40. .....-�
LES, M T1' & MACKAY, Pbiai(dane and
liatgeana, Goderich Street, opposite Metho
dieeel, $i1'taforth. hot, and
Scott(, ;;reddeem Victoria and Mut Ar,
monster e1 Ontario College of Plimiclans sad
Battggscat. 4;oro11er for County of Huron.
M,CKa0, honor graduate Trinity lJnlveriltY.
gels rasdallst Trinity Medical College. Member of
Ge_ilevr el Physicians and Surgeons. Ontario.
.
nit.O1U0. HEILEMAN, Osteopathia Special's
4/ Is ttinmse's and Childreu a D0880880 and
itie Troubles. teo
Mitldt or, 6Y.odeeand Throat. ChronicDie.
sawooas without the range. Conatdtauon free.
B ars !!rote!,m
Tuesday. ?.n -o(1p 111' : Friday a to e p._,
issued by JOBB
Marriage licenses Qrn,;PtetKn� Beat
Insurance
Ara r&,n e•,nsidertng Insurance, Life or Accident I
Ifyoa are, a postcard will get our rates.
• J. 0, IIINOILEY,
General Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
and Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
James Watson
General Fire, Life and Aeaident insurance.
Ag606, 11 .166166! in dewing Machines.
.
Main Street,
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
Rarer and Isolated Town
$owed. l'
Property Only
OFFICERS
J as. Com nity Gederit h, President, Ja111e9
Evans, Yeechuaod, Vice•President. Thomas
Hays, Seaforth, Sac.-Treas.
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. RMon, Constance,_.John Bennewela,
Brodghagen• Robert Ferris arlock; Malcom
McKeon, Clinton; G McCartuey , Seaforth;
James Connolly, Goderich; Jas. Evans. Beechwood
Agents
Mex. Leitch, Harlock; E. Hinckley, Seaforth
William Chesney, EgmondvWe; J. W. Ye.
Hoimesvllte; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhagao: Jam -
Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or mentor
other business will be promptly attended to bs
application to any of the above officers, address
to their respective postoffices.
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From the Office
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONT•
Phone 84 Evening 127
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as
all
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cents per line.
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
1
and is entirely wrong,
klxperimetlt6, oond1Qted the 1001 few
yeal'e by the Experimental Fame
all over the Dominion, most o.onolueive
ly,proved that Canadian grown deed le
in no reepeet inferior to imported seed.
On the contrary, it produces better
crops than does the imported seed.
In support of this statement the results
obtained in 19(11 with home grown seed
of varieties of mange's and swede turn-
ips in eompal•ieun with imported seed
of the same variety moy be briefly
ealumarised .
Mammoth Long Red Mengel 0pad
raised at the Experimental Farm ,Ott.
awe, ill 19x5 produced a crap in 1916
htested at 1
' 1 averaged won t 1ane of
whack a
g
theDominion
L
s 1rument
al Stations
over two and four -Utile tuns more to
the acre than the imported seed of the
same variety.
Swede Turnip Beed, raised at Fredric
ton, N 13 and tested at five Experi-
mental Slatiens in Eastern Canada
gave an average yield of two tons and
throequarbera ill excess of the imported
scud grown in ooluparisou with it..
It is rather obvious from these fig-
ures, that there is no foundation,- what
Beaver for the eonoeptiou that llilrop-
6M1 grown seed of field roots is super.
ior to 0411ad1a11 grown.On the contrary,
the figures furnish a strong argument
in favor of Canadian grown seed being
used in preference to imported seed
It is trite that in some instaucee the
imported seed produced yields only
slightly behind those of Canadian seed,
but what is of real importance is this:
In no single ease did the Cana Man
grown seed fall behind, in yielding cap.
aoity, the same variety of European
seed. This is the more encouraging es
in moat oases the Canadian seed was
raised from roots, a great peroentage of
which would, under 110 eiroumotances
have been accepted by European grow
ers as fit for seed production.•
Under the circumstances, there soems
no reason why Canada should, in the
future, rely on foreign countries for her
root seed supply, There is au opening
now, for a new agricultural industry
and, indeed, it is beleived that the de
velopment and firm establishment of
that iuduatry will bring uuthought of
advantages to Canadian farming 111
general.
neorvoona
fi General Observations 1
a
Which Man Is Better Off,
A famous American weekly paper
asks, in one of its editorials this week,
which of two men is ,better. the man
The with one hundred dollars in his pocket
I
!or the in .n with a one hundred dollar
Original I American war loan bond in the bank,
The writer concludes that the man
with the bond is the more fortunate,
first because his capital is quite as safe
if not safer than the $100 bill since the
government is the booker of both anti
the bond, if destroyed, might be replac-
ed whereas the bill could not: second,
because the bond is earning money and
the bill is not; and third, because the
bond -owner has learned to invest, is a
partner in his own government's bnsi
nese enterprises and had made at least
thio one atop on the road to saving up
0. competel,co,
In N„v,-ulber we C.'gUadialls 111'0 10
have a etnu,ce to oeuvort all our spare
money, from 1511 up, into Canadian
Victory Luan bonds. ‘N hat the Anter.
Liniment roan journal says is trite of the Amer.
roan wish the American banal. is doubly
title of the Canadiel with a t.'anadlan
bond. No 0;uradi01, will for • 11 tnetaut
admit that there dere,! be any safer se-
curity than one which 10 g .aranteetl by
the ''bond'. of the Canadian people
backed by all Canada's wealth. And
as fur profit, it 6100(10 no argument
that 54 po 10 much better than four per
cant, -which our American cuntemper
dry calls good.
Patriotism and good business are the
two things that colntnentl the puroleaso
of Victory War loan bonds to each and
every Canadian citizen, The loan is
1,01 iesu0(1 just for rich then tosubsuriba
to. Every houeoh0ld is asked to take
at least one bond.. Every hunaeholtl 111
this ;patriot slim/1d prepare now to sub.
tribe fur nue. Every part of Canada
will, we understand, be expected to
raise its share of the Vietery Loan.
Each district will be watched by its
neighbors, and in this friendly compet-
ition the readers of this paper in this
disbriot are not going to be left behind.
They will show that the enterprise
patriotism and good business judgment
of our people is as alert and vigorous
as ever,
and
Only
Genuine
Beware
of
Imitations
Sold
on the
Merits
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Minard's
tl>i-r Sale
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1. KEY, Seaforth.
Phone 130
Usines:
1 Without a proper
systna of adver-
tisin is Tike a
motor without the
power. . , .
kd
Seaforth News
ADVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
required energy
phone - 84
evealfe is 127
HOW COW TESTING PAYS
The reoords of two °median herds
of dairy oowe owned by two neighbor*
a striking example o1 the utility o1'
dairy records to the man who really
wants to build up a good herd. The
first man has been cow testing for
four years and has selected hie cows
carefully, studying their vartoue pre-
ferences and capacities, each one as
an individual. He ralees heifers trona
hie beet cows; four two -year-olds gave
in the last year an average 'of 7,144
pounds of milk, while 111e herd of tett
gave an average of 8,059 pounds of
n The
fat,
Ti
tulip and ,.59 pounds of
neighbor considers it simpler to buy
lust what cows he can, Ile does not
raise any calves. In one year !tie nine
cows, all newards of six years old,
except two heifers, gave an average
of only 4,240 pounds of milk, This
is only just about one-balf as much
nllllt ror covf as in the first herd. '1110
best c2w guvo only G "65 pounds, 1689
than the il.eragg o'1 Zee four heifers
In tate first herd. He has nothing- on
which to start building up a good
dairy Herd, unless 1t be his Judgment
in "picking a winner," which Judg
Ment, by the way, does not appear to
be of Al quality, The owner of the
first herd has the advantage of four
years of dairy records, practically ire
dispensable to the real dairy farmer,
beetles matured judgment in handling
pews to better advantage. Cow test•
trig pays.
Grow Home Seed
NEW BOOKS
The following new books have been
received at the Public Library and will
be in eircnlatiion on Saturday Cot 20.
Fiction
Name of Brick
Author
Tho Broken Seal Hill
Grp the Hill and Over MacKay
The Magpie's Nest Patterson
The Cinema Murder Oppeuhein
r
The Brown. Stu(.y Richmond
The Memequin Lippmam
Young Blood 3avall
The Cowboy Counters T/illiameon
Anne's Heise of Drsame Montgomery
Christine a 'Fife Fidler (14-rI Barr
The Yukon '!'rail Maine
Carmen's Messenger' ltintlloae
Kenny Dairymaple
Christiuo Vholmeudelly
The Worn Doorstep Sherwood
Non -Fiction
Over the Top 1181090y
Can, Butterlliee Weed
Obstaoles to Peace McClure
A Year with the Birth, Ball
'Cowards the Geal Ward
Watch Cream and Cold Crown
teter cream frequently to hasten the
pg and to beep It in smooth co;tr-
e:Qn. Do not pour warm cream. 1Et0
cream; this ppre,otioe spotlit the
o patch. 0091 t..he warm.
operate can bOore Ioiring,4
supply houses ern p
e market coeelpee Amiteet
0e for two opo for this ygry
o,, I1 you 9gltoQt weaves/ }y
your own cooling tank, er 1Jhr
„ e locally, ask your cream
;Sure a tont Qr 7011, QS t,0
y reliable dairy supply housme
e under dog gats a lot it 4
p y, but what he want8il
seek. is alp,,
edIt will pay well end teed eso to do.
eheiooporneLi
Idhmakersohe we ptntlsl
Turkey and the War Jobotirisky
Kitchener in His Own Words. Rie
The Human Side of Trees Distal
A German Deserter's. War Expel/le/tee
A Student in Arms Hankey
Pail Cerinan Plot Unmasked L4e.eradne
Cathedrals &t•6 Ohurchee• in
-
Belgium Bumpus
Hospital Days
Snavhouud Whittier
ROD & GUN
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tee. ,
r .BANK THE DOMINION Is
M1
w Capital ?Aid Up $6,000,000 Reserve Faisal $7.000,000 la
Id
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all
e
la
01 Depositors in this Bann: are assured
it
sg n of 'efficient service.
ill
e SEAFORTHJUNK DEALER
et tlar006 from Creamery
s n Phone 183 ..
re
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
and newspapers
Appelzit & Millman
it 11 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
se 3/1C 11 �.•.°' _._.•._�.....
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MSEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manageii v Photographs As
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Xmas
Gifts
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CREAM WANTED
Seatl your cream to as elle receive
top prices, We are running our plaint
the year through and can handle your
full supply and furnish you with earls.
We pay twice each month and weigh
sample,and teat each oan of cream care.
Fully, Our motto is " Honesty to our
Patrons" Patrons are requested to re
,tarn all our ea110 when not in use,
3 itter anlButtermilk also on hand
n3 for at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
The following is a partial list of con-
tents of the October issue of Rod and
Gun in Canada, the eporteman's mag-
azine published by W. J. Taylor, Limit-
ed, Woodstock, Cht —Introducing Mr
Moose, the New Moose Country in
Northern Quebec,. The Air Pirates
Small Game Hunting in Southern
Alberta, His Fires Deer; A Moose
Hunt at Pocologbn, The 9Voodaoolt
eto. , eto. The issue also contains
full reports of the retoor,t trap shooting
tournament at 018 Canadian Nationel
Exhibition, the Dominion of Canada
trap shooting tournament et Sandwich
and the list of wintiet'3ot the C. N. E.
Dog Show.
Entertainment
An Entertainment wi11 be llelte in the
Separate 14(1110,81 Hall nn Mervlay
Evening, October 'nth, wom-xencing
at 8 o'clock.
.Juvenuile
ldattbug on the Somme. Kay
Ross Grant on tite•'rrail Garland
Guarding the Ky.ys.one Swok Standish
Bitting the Lire. Barbour
Polly' First Year at Beard.
ing School. Whitehill
Polly's Summer vacation Vyhiteholl
Poliy's Senior, Year at Board-
ing Stazoot 'Whitehfll
Beth Anneo,New 0otutin
The Heuss•on the, Full
Sarah Ante
Patsy Carroll
The Waning C4ials
Mai•gariy Morris
Laoilo Bringer of .Joy
J5811. of Green Aoree
Winning the V, O.
Virghlii of Elft ()teak Valley - Clime
Inventing for Boys Collins
Andy at Yale Stokes
Jack Stone of 'fait Tamlineolt
The Safety First Club Nichols
Boy Scout Fire Fighters, Crump
Poor.Mr0. 2uaok Burgoes
Paddy the Beeyee Burgess
One of the reasons why root send hes
not been growniu Canada before to any
extent, is the ranter widely spread idea
that Oanedian climatic conditions are
not ea favorable to the produobion of
higheless seed as are the conditions in
European countries upon whichOanada
has relied in the past for her seed sup-
ply. In other words, 1110 European
countries have been supposed to bo
capable of raising seed prodneh g
larger root Mope of higillet quality than
Canada could be expected to do.
o5 • biota ata. ,no fotlndatioli
Gimlet
Piper
Thurston
Gordon
Deland
Grey
Duffield
Forrester
Applies For Divorce
SEAFORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat............". $2,10
Oet8... ,., 55
Barley...... «.......I le
Peas 3.00
Bran per ton...... . 38,00
Shorts per ton.... ..... .........d4
Flour. ..... ...„,.„....„. 5.55 6,10
Eggs .... ............ 42
Hogs to farmers..................17.26
Mrs Lillian Montgomery has filed a
suit for divoree against her husband,
Mr Harvey Montgomery, 03arpu'hey,
on grounds of eon support of horses
and daughter, Dorothy, await of his eam-
pany of other women,
Signed
6.3‘ Lill Montgomery,
Detroit
T-iueTIeN SALE
CHURCH NEWS
All Items under this Head are
published free of charge, ex -
opt, those reeardinemeettees
where. an admission fee Is
charged. The rate fur such
being live cent per 0001111. line
S1?PIFORTH CitHUReeOHES
The Administratrix to the Estate of
,lames Willison, deceased, will offer for
ale by Public Auction at the. Commie',
Mai Hotel, Seaforth, on Saturday the
Third Day of November 1917T, at two
o,cloek in the afternoon, Lot Number
Sixty -six (66), in the Goninlocitie Sur-
vey, of part of the Town of Seaflerth.
There is oreoted upon the premises a
ooiuforeable frame dwelling house on a
cement' foundation,
Termer of Sale; - Ten (10)per Bent
cash on Onto of sale and the balance to
bo paid within 30 days thereafter,
when the -purchaser will be entitled' to
a 0onveyanee. The property is at prss
ont rep tete- and will be sold subject to
existing tonaney, -
Further particulars and condition3
of sale will be made known at the sale
or can be had in the meantime from.
the and 06sig310 1 .
Dated at. S'aforth, this 155111 day of
October I(IT.
Thos, 'Brown, 11. 8, Hays,
Anotioneor, Solicitor for
the Admnustratrix
1F eYR S 1 LE
7 Room Reuse, good cellar, Hard
and Soft Water, good condition and
splendid locality. Apply this office,
4IVR'16YRIIP or FIos"
t$0 CONSTIPATED CHILD
Deilelelus "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Over
and bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
rpated, your little one's stomach, laver
and bowels need cleansing at ouoe.
When peevish, Oro88, 11stle88, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or fever
ash, stomach sour, breath bad; hae
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
:a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and In a few hours all the foul,
coietlpated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels Without griping, and you
have a• well, playful child agaln. Ask
your 'druggist tor a 50 -cent bottle, of
"California Syrup of Figs," which con•
tains full directions for babies, All.
Oen of all ernes and tor gFrowLfups,
Auction Sale..
St. James'
St. James, Church , Rev, Father P
Corcoran, Rev, Father 0, R. North -
graves ,Morning Maass 7 a,m. High
Mass 10.30 a.m. Sunday 8011001 2.30
pm. Evening vespers 7 p.rn. -
St. Thomas'
Rev. T. H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
se iOeoe 1I am, and 7 p.m, Sunday
school 2.30 p, m, Women's Anglican
Missionary Aseooiatien, Tuesday 2.30
p.ln, Children'sbt'aucb Saturday 2 p.m.
nteroessiol services every Thursday,
.0 p; m,
First Presbyterian
Rev, €0. li, Larkin„ Pastor, S'tmday
services IL a.m. and 7 p m, Sunday
school 2;30 p.m, Prayer meeting;
Thursday, T. 45 p.m. Women's Miieo–
ionary $ocietyuthe first Ttleeday in each
month at 745, Barbara Kirkman Mie
sion Band 3r(1 Tuesday ill the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m.
Of Farm Stook 81111 Impleruents on
Lot q, Con. l'.j, in the Township of Mie'.
l(illop, on Tuesday, November 0, 1917/..
Sale to . 00n:menee a5 i 9, rel,
I horse 11 Jloars, 1 aged mare, 1 colt
tieing 3 years;.1 eon doe to calf in Rio'
5 00070 ill Dooerebev, a due in eamltary
1 in Marcie, E hi May, 2 heifers rising
3 years, }.t heifers rising e -years!. 9.
Spring anis Fall calves, some hens
011(1 geee0;'! Inatilare apreatlee (Massey
et Hartle), r cultivator, 1 oaew01'
(1Viaosoy &' Harris), t horse rake, 1
wagon, 1'i hay raok, 1 set boll. aleigho
(nearly new), l set harrows, li straw
outtiug;loox, 1 weigh sonde 1(n we,gh tf
hundred, t. fanning hill, 1 walking
plough,.'2. sole heavy harem, is bus.
'Pimobhy Seed, 1 ;sugar kettle„ 2 water
troughs, 1 tongue for Muggy ov clatter,
1 ?1olotto onium swperatur,,4tloult stove'
and other articles too :rum0r0110 to
mention
IOer6ms.-All 0111119 of 8,lei anti under
cash. Over that alumna 10 months
oredit oto approved jpknt motes or 5
per oeutdiecountfox wash .
Win,, Smith, Thos. Brow,,,
IL, R, No 2 Walton
Proprietor
Methodist
Rev. G. McY+inley, B. D., paster
--SUNDAY-Class at 10:00 a.m.
Pnblio service 11 atm. and 7 p.tn: Sul.
day school and Billie study class 2.30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer
Meeting Thureda y 9; p.m.
Salvation Army
Capt. Frond ands Lieut. Saunas
Holiness meeting act a.m. Praise
eervise 3 p.m. Gospel Service 7 p'in.
Ohildrens Service -Directory class 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 3.ln, Week night
Meetings-Wodnestlap :'raer meeting
8 p,rq,
Allotioneer
Annual Meeting
EHmondviile, Prenleytex)arl
310','..1. Argo, pester. Sunday ser
vices 111 a.m.. and 7 p in. Bible cities
3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. til. Y.P.M.S. 3rd Friday
in the anonth 8 p.m, Woolen's llaisaiou-
dry Scoiety3rd Wedueeday in the Month
at 2.30 p.m, Ladioa' Aid 11164.8 8
in,ediatoly after.
The Annual 310011ng of the Seaforth
Horticultural Society will bo hell in
be Council Chamber, Friday Evening,
November the second, at S o'clock-
Fltlanoial report for the year- .Eleot-
ion'0f Offlcere, etc,
Win. Rartty,
Preeiden1,
I)Hc'1Ciliop Presbyterian
Rev. D Carswell 988101•. Sunda)
secs 0s Duffs' church. 11 a no 8811(153
school 10 a m. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 'p.m. %\'siren's Missionary
Society last Friday in Saul month at
2 o'clock,
Constalptwe Methodist
Rev, W. Keine, pastor. $1111day
service 2 30 p.m. Yo11ng People's Lea-
gio2, 30 p m Sunday V4 omen's Auxil.
ary first Tuesday of every month a
30 p.m. Ladies' Aid last Mitred ay
of each nlotlk{t 2,30 pim.
Wintll'op Presbyterian
Sunday smelts 2.30 pm, Sunday
drool I 15pm. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p,m, L.0. last Wed
Only 10 meek& until Xmas
Remember pour friends with
Photographs this pear.
Nothing you can give to -
pour friends far away or at
home that will please them
better than a good photo-
graph, the kind we make.
Come in now and have a
sitting made and have that
much off pourmind. Remem-
ber 12 Good Photos will
please 12 of pour friends.
Weliave a beautiful line
of folders and the prices are
not high, We ' an take pour
Photograph ono dull dap as
well as a bright clap as long
-as poll come early in the dap
as the dapsare etting short
D BUC1S
PHOTOGRAPHER
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10 CENT "CASCAREPW"
IF BILIOUS OR COSTIVE
SEAFORTH
For Sick Headache, Sour Stb7rl'ach,,
Waggish Liver and Bowels -They,
work while you sleep.
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigen
glo'n, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches come from a torpid liver andl
clogged bowels, which cause your'
stomach to become filled with undl
gestled food, which sours and ferments'
like' garbage in a swill barrel. That's•
the first step to untold misery -indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that le
horriblb and nauseating. A Cascaret
to -night will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They,
work while you sleep -a 10 -cent box
from yotnt' druggist will keep you feel-
ing good' for months.
Drives Asthma Before It. The
smoke or vapor froin Dr, J, D, Kell-
ogg's Asthma Remedy gives aethrna l 0
0a -8110e to linger. It eradicates the
cause, Our experience with the re-
lief -giving• remedy shows how Wile'
and positive is the 9111000' it gives.
It in the 6081111 of long study and ex.
periment and was 'hot submitted to tl o
ptiblio m1(11118 makers knew it would
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cio„its work well. -
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"For the Blood is the Life.”
is H EIL YOU A R E
OFFER/NG
With any diaries° duo to impure blood
ouch as Eczema, Octet', la, Scurvy, Bad
Lego, Abseeee00, Ultoro, Glandular
Swell I nae,. Bnila, Plmploe, Soros of any
kind, Piles,B( cod Poteon,nheumatiem,
Gout, oto., doll't waste your time and Stoney
on lotions- and ointments which cannot gee
below the surface of the skin, What you want
is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
cause of, all your suffering, Clarkes. Blood
Jlixture lsjust such a medicine; It is composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all, impurities, from whatever cause
can be relied on td by o effect a lasting clean
d pure,
1016,,,,.,0 of ,.,rb,rearnrr, 4.
jvr,rfettio d `a:rilet;phkrmin_..
Over 50 rears'
0040600,
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tram
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liquau all
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SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES.
In all countries. Ask for ottrr INVENTOR'S,
ADVISES, .which will be sent Tree. ,,
' 1 MARION & MARrn*' .e
Stop Elle COngh-Ooughing la 01118
e,1 by irriteticli in the respiratory pas-
8)tget; and 18 the effort to dieludgo in-
strnctiona that come from inflammation
of the mimeo) e'realiuent with
Dr: 'themes EOlectrie Oil will allay
the 111611411800n and in oolsequenee
the oongh will cocas. Try 80, and you
will 8185 110 other preparation for 0,
cold,