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Bs Goderiab Street, Metbo-
air teleatSftforth.
evils r, graduate Victoria and Ana Arbor, and
awmonsr rt Ontario Oiliest, of Shti ktaos and
�aLLltOESA,Vhonor tot adCuatetrt tilof Huron.
U ven,ty
VOW offfPibTrinity-Medical ur brio member of
g e;80. itElt.BSIA, Osteopthir 8paoialtst
in R union', and Un idren% dioceses and
Rbetlntt U trOables, Acute tied Chronic dleord
err; - tsar. t*Y9, Noso and Throat Adenoid re•
moved witleo0ttltekniilHot C'elasultation frail.
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Tustdty±Amk Io, pat;Friday 8 a, In, so •fpm
Marriage Licenses R tp,An ?by
KJOON
n 80 iF
forth
Insurance
Aren ere, Et gurett ani esus set our Tato,r tcldent?
J. D. 1.1►ri1e"4'JL16Y,
Gen era: Agent for London Life humane* Co.,
and !morale&Guarantee and :4 8dentIonuraneeCo,
Swaforth, Ont.
'tri a.• ,r;sZ Watson
0en,•tnl Fire, Life and 1 ,:flout rue t ,at.�e
Agent, an•t dealer In sewing Mach, :..
&info Utmost, Ren ivr•.h
THE Mc .f LOP
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learns dead leelateet Tostitt
Property terse :rtaieree.
OFFICERS
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Diroctors
D. F. lu wesssor. ,'wt' forth: John G. ..rrlovo
Winthrop ;v. Wan. Constance: John fie rec_is.
Brodghagen• Robert Ferrfa, Badock; Mal••rm
Sde-'er.. ^'.inion Met art -o^afar h;
Dame. n ^sly, rt derfcht ; as Evans. Ser h vent
Agents
Ales. Leit=-b, Buttock; E. titnehtey canton'. •
William Chesney Remondvllle• J. R. .e,.
HolmeavIllei R. G. Jarmonth. Brodhocoa: Jame
Karr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, ars !.tura.
Parties desirous to effect immense ar tranea other badness wlu be promptly attended to t
application to any of the above officers, address
to their reosective poatosHces.
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J, F SNOWDON
EDITOR 9,30 PUBLISHER
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1
when hie gun jams, became he has
been taught to adjust it almost antes
metioaily in a few eeoafde,
y
1S er y aspirant to the groat pr'lvileh,e
Of fighting the nation's battle abort) the
oloutis first learns the nee of the mach.
ins gnu—Lis only weapon of offense.
by target practice an the ground. The
ono ere fitted with eampeneating
eights which in actual nit' fights fellow
for the speed of both aeroplanes.
Special targets have been devised to
the cadet's aim through thea) eights,
To quicken the eye, every cadet aloe
takes praotioo in shooting clay pigeons,
The tnoderu Scout machines—inured-
iblo shift maohinet which linear above
tate lines driving off the prying eyes of
the enemy—oarry l'iolcet'e tanahiuo
gums, These guns are fixed. To aim
thein the aviator moot nim the aero.
piano. To train cadets in this nnuscal
method of shooting, a chair was invent-
ed called the "Rocking Nooells", This
device is moved about like theaeroplaue
with rudder and ",joy stiok". If ally.
tttiug alining the "hocking Nocella" is
more ditiloult than the actual aeroplane.
Aiming at pictures of aeroplanoe
painted ou the ground or at towed tar-
gets its the air, fighting ((eels with other
cadets by means of camera guns which
register hits on the photographic film,
and chasing miniature balloons are,
other methods followed to make every
aviator who gees intoactiveservice a
first classed marksman filled with every
001113lOnce in his shill in using the
machine guns. And these "sports" are
but 0111 phase of the many interesting
studies the-- cadet iia the Royal Flying
Corps takes up. His training also in. Mary Grey, calved July 1'+x1 All of
Dispersion
A3eTIeN STOLE
Of Pure tired ktogieteretl Shorthorn
gattlo, dhoep) Swine, Rogan, tend Farm
lmplontonts,,
The undeesigned owing to inability
to secure auitabio form help has decided
to give up farming anti will offer for
sale by Public Auotion at hie farm on
Lot 14, Conoesnion 2, L. 1t, S, Tuck-
ersruftb, a utile and x quarter East of
Kippon, and a half a mile South, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 19t8, at one
p, nt, the following p900011el property,
to telt:—
HORSES—One regieberad Olydoo-
dale mare six }mare of age, toady Os-
wald (36032); One gelding, 3yoars of
age, aired by Coloued Graham; One
gelding, 2 years of age, sired by Lord
Armstrong.
OATTLE—Males—One superior roan
bull, (Selloolmaster) 111500) 14 111911111
old; one bull calf 11 smiths old; (115.
845); and one ball calf(Judge Holden
115820) five months old. Females—
Ooe roan cow, Lady Waterloo, 2nd
(e8o0t1) this an extra fine cow and is
the dant of Schoolmaster; one red 00 w
Lady Duchess (104110 6 years of age,
one red cow 5 years of age Laura Dull
10. 4111, (124982), one red cow 13 years
of age, Pie Cruet 2nd (104401, this cow
has a bull oaf at foot. One red cow
calved March 10th tote, ,Janet hlo
Laren (108332), this cow tine a heifer
calf at foot; one roars heifer, Lydia J.
(113147) calved March 4th 1015; one
dark red heifer, Rosetta (128004; calv-
ed August 1st 1010; one rod heifer
eludes a cenipietu 00111'80 111 map read. the above females have been bred and
ing and he mast :deo become a past- are supposed to he in calf to Shorthorn
master in the use of wireless roto taph)• bulls pnasesing the meats uharacteristie
'1• .'" ""^" „m^ •^� �• �.d. for both these features of his training of this noted breed, antl all the muss
aro i.esenttal when 1,.. is Called 14,,01 to are good milkers and have all been
B- -„,ee direct artillery fir,:. milked by hand. Also ono roan tteifcr
a
(y that ever} man who passes the tests fist 20th rein, one red heifer Elora Mc
B Mires, d on applicants to the Royal Donald 1122)o6) calved t)otober liitb
Flying Corps enters a course of train. 1610; one heifer calf, Mary ,ween of 1
ing that is full of fascinating expor. Soots, calved itt May lei;; one heifer
10nues and packed with ever -new calf Atluie Laurie (132799) calved Nov.
If 11ateri, takes ,leer the C, N. R, interest, ember 2101 1917. All of the above
and the tr. 1•, Railways and adds them cattle are recorded in the Dominion
to the Inteieellenial tulip. Cxovernmeut Short Horn Herd Book.
cuntrt:? it will largely c
SHEEP—One two-year-old Loicest
et ram (17377). And also a number of
pure bred Leicester sad Shropshire
ewes; also a (lumber of moss bred ewes,
SWINE— One pure bred registered
boar (45049). Also one pare bred
registered sow, Kippon Belle (45178)
Implements -1 Massey Harris binder
nearly uow, 1 new Massey Harris side
delivery rake, 1 new omit sout1ler and
bean harvester, one plough, one set of
iron harrows, i wagon set of sleighs,
mower, drill, gravel box, set of double
harness, disk, raok, and other articles
too numerous to mention,
TERMS—All sums of Sill and wider
Dash; over that amount six months oracle
General Observations lit e111 be said without exnggeretlott Etghlattd Mary (t2rgttt j calved Ang-
.olvt two of the
tanat (rapottat.t questions that confront
Masada,-thao is tranepnrEation and fuel,
i;y using eluetrioity a large amount of
00nwill be available for other purposes
By eonsolidntiug these Lines a great
suets in t•eesportatioe w••uid be saved.
Fermiers having bast:, if sign go for
anything, should have a big supply of
weed mut and dry for next year.
r --moi•
Don't think because we have warm
weather that spring is here. A warm
February get.erally moans a cold March
at:d April.
Liniment Hindu! Stalin : even if she .1 1918ry
thaw has come in February. It is het.
ter than no thaw,•
For Sate
SCR A NToN Co�L
. fL.;f�'Y, Seaforth,
phalne BSO
A BoSiness
Without a proper
SSt60 Of al
Y dver-
tisin is like a
motor without the
't power. . . . .
Seaforth News
ADVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
re4aflred energy
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HALL.HORAN
HURON PRESBYTERIAL
The Annual Business meeting of the
Huron Presbeter'ial Society was hold
in %Niles Church, Clutton on Tuesday
February the 12th. Owing to the
weather conditions and irregular train
service the representation from the
various Atxiliariee, Circles and Mission
ands was leen than on any previous
occasion. After devotional exercises
by Mrs. James Hamilton of Gocerioh
the reports of the differentdepartmente
which were most encouraging were read
and adopted. Rev J E. Hogg of Clift.
ton conveyed the greetings of the Hur-
on Presbyterial. He said we could
eliew our patriotism in no hatter way
than be maintaining the work of the
Church at its present efficient standard,
The officers elected for the eneeing
year are;—
Hon. Presidents—Mre, F. H, Larkin,
Seefnrth, Mrs. W. E. Kelly, Goderioh;
Pepe —Bets„ Jas, Hamilton, Goderioh;
— 1st Vice Pres—Mrs J E Hogg, Clinton
2nel " " Mrs S Popplestone, Blyth
3rd " irtrs li MoDerm(d, Gtderieh
4th `' '' Mrs Mcdonnell, Hemel]
Seeratary—Mise H I Graham, Seaforth
Treasurer—Mrs. J 0 Greig, Seaforth
Supply Sec,—Mrs, W; Gunn, Clinton
Asst supply sac,—Mrs Paisley, Clinton
Mission Band Soo,—Mea. L. T. De
Lacey, Seaforth,
Lit. Seo,—Miss L. Ferguson
Strangers sec Mrs WE Ankles, Kipper'
Press Sec.—Mrs. F1' E 1Ce111, floderiob
Horne Helpers Sec —Mrs. W. tiproat,
KEppel%
Library tier.—Mrs iC, Henderson,
Darlow.
Mrs J E Hogg, and Mrs. W. E. Kelly
warp appointed . P ted presidents subatitants
to the provincial meeting and general
Couoo(L
A resolution of sympathy with Rov,
Mr Snell of Hespeler, an the death of
11i8 wife, rte tv
}tova
e s f r
nmarl•
} a member
of the Presbyterial, raid also with Mrs.
otatedes
011 Monday, February 11th, the
marriage took place very quietly in St,
James' Church, of Marion daughter of
Mr, and 111 re. :fobs Horan, to Clare -
once It Hall, Toronto, Cori of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Hall, Prescott, Rev, P
Corcoran conducted the ceremony
The bride,, who was given away by
her father' was attired in a Russian
blue suit, with hat to match, and black
' fox fors She was attended by her
sister, Miss Cecilia, who wore a navy
blue dun, with roar, hat, The grooms.
meet wise Mr Joseph Brown. After
the h ceremony, a dainty nt
Y weddibg break.
feet was partaken of at the home, of
the bride, after which the happy couple
,left
on the morning train forP clots
(mat. They will reside in Toronto,
Airmen Are Trained Shots
SV
bproat of Kippen and 11liss Bell of
1 Hsttoall who aro laid aside through 111.
Probably no soldier on the tiring lit. noes and all who have been bereaved
in Frame) reoeiyes a more thoroui1; through the War wee adopted,
raining is marksmanship and the u„
of amebic() guns than the man 8Lo
soars above the battle line in the swift, Spare the children n ficn suffering darting pout aeroplane. His envy from worms by saint Mille'a Worm
value as a figlltiug machine is measured
almost entirely by his skill in using the
Lewis or Ticker's goo with whish hie
aeroplane is equipped, Cohaequently
lung before a oadot in the Royal Flying
Corps bas mastered flight he begins to
loan to eight bout of these deadly
weapons, He etadies the mechanism
and construction slowly—knows them
them so oompletely that.ia the mom-
ents of combat he will not be at a toss
Thursdaiy' Feb l4.
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Efficient service assured to depositors. 199
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Established 1871
Facers' Business
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Special attention given to the business of Parsers and
Dealers 111 Live Stook, Sale notes collected ea favorable
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"CABOARETtS" WORT{
WFHLE YOU SLEEP
Poe Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels --
Take Generate tonight.
Ftiered Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigos.
Hon, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches 00000 from a torpid liver and
elogget 0owela, which cause your stom-
ach to become filled with undigested St. James'
food, which sours and ferments like gar-
bage In te swill barrel, That's the first St, James, Church , Rev, Father P
step stobunntold misery --indigestion, foul Oorcoran, Rev, Fettle r 0. It, No •
gases, breath, yellow skin, mental 5th.
fears, everything that is horrible and liiravos "-mr» seg plass 7 ant, High
Mass 10,30 a,m, Sunday school 2,30
put, Evening vospero 7 p.nt.
CHURCH NEWS
A 11 items under t111s fiend are
ex-
cept those reg dtugof lt charge,
where tut admission fee. 14
charged. Tho rate for Well
being five cont per count 1180
SJ FORTH C''.H[JReFIES
aauseathlg• A Oasoaret tonight will
give your constipated bowels a thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. Thgy work while you sleep --
a 10 -cent box from your druggist will St. Thomas'
keep you 'feeling good for months. Rev, 1', H. Brown, Reuter, Sunday
ser0ces 11 a.nt and 7 p.m.y
Suudn
SEAFOR'1'H 4IAI1ICET school 2,30 p, tn. W0171»11'0 Anglican
Missionary Association, 'Tuesday 2 30
efood Milling Wheat .............. 52,10 pee. Ohildron'ebfauoh Saturday 2 pan.
I)at9 ........... ..................... 7 j IIt91'9BHH1eli services every Thursday,
}{arley.........................»....... 1 1 ,0 p,ut,
fens ..,,,,.. .. ........... e.50
Bran per tun ........................38,00 RfratlPresbyterian
Shorts tun torn......... ..... . .........44
,,,,,,,,, RM F. H. Larkin., Pastor. Sunda
li.Uri 0 do services 11 am, andy
Butter ...... ........... . .. • 7 p m, Snuday
Eggs 48 school 2,30 pen. Prayer ]Heating,
Hogs to farmers ........... ......1; . Thursday, 7. 40 porn. Wonmu'c 3lies-
ionary Sooiety'ttte first Tuesday in each
month at 7.41. Barbara Kirkman Alis•
lfIS cion Band 3rd Tuesday:in the month at
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4,15 p.m,
New Winnipeg Tra
'!ravel between Eastern and Western
Canada is always heavy in the winter
months, particularly during December
with its holiday season, To meet the
requiremets of the publics, therefore, a
special Daily Service between Toronto
and Winnipeg is announced by the
Canadian Northern Rell wee.; West
bound, Dec. 3rd to .fan. _nd t918'only;
Eastbound, Dec. 1st to Jan, nth, 1+918
only. 'Thereafter regular tri weekly
service will he ros11nled. A Throtigh
Tourist'lespiug car will also he opera•
ed between Toronto and Calgary daily
as palet of the above special service, and
connection otton will be made with regtllat
daily train between Winnepeg and
tt on furnishing approved bankable and Vancouver remainstri-weeklyen e
ivoekly leav
joint notes A discount at the rate ing Toronto Mondays; Wednesdays and
ad six per cent per annum off for 050111 Fridays as present,
on credit amounts For farther particulars see our Loeul
0. W. ROBINSON, Auetioneerj rime table or apply to Town Agent,
W,111 DOIG, L.L.B. •• ''hes, A. Aberhart.
I'rupriotor,' Kippen, ISR 2. _
Auction Sale
Thos. dross, auctioneer, has been
instructed to Bell by Publio Auction 011
a led. a mile West of Egmondville
Lot 13 Con. II, H. R. S. on Thursday,
Feb.F21st at 1 p, tn. sharp, the follow-, told than that of this young woman,
ing,Seldom hoc; a more tragic tale been
b.
whose parents, brothers pod sisters
HORSES -1 agricultural mare !0 yr, have tilt died of eo'fsumption, leaving
old; I ago gelding, rising 4; 1 ag, &11 her !{lone to make a living as best she
g 9 could.
rising 3; 1 pony rising 2. CATTLE -
1 thorobrod Holstein Cow 5 yr old, with ,en eundermined herhealth, whehard work and n she
sols ut foot; 1 thorohred H. Cow, g yr, t, become a victim of this dreaded
to calve in June, 1 grade g, 7 yr, to `ase. Shunned by friends 'who
;Alva in Ootoher; I. rade H. O r el ethad contagion,
ngunable to save from her
g Y Old,
oaf at foot; 2 gr. H, cows, 6 yr, with .mall Cat'tlines, she seemed dor ed
cot r tars of her family, to IIn
SAVED FROM AN
UNTIMELY GRAY
calf at foot; 1 grad) r, hl tt m r
+ Y with calf at n tn,tcl3 urate. Fortunately, she WAS
era8
year
ear old to calve
de0 in
Dot; 1 Jersey t t
1e°e
o
P' t
a
1l,
nbowo
eln
was
ofoot•1grado A,y yr, with calf31off 11 �orad and sent t0 the' Muskoka
4 year old to ules nne;i
, •1 army, 7 .ver; chance of ultimate recovery.
p' old, to calve itt MaroL, 1 heifer, 2 Appeals are now being made for the
yr oid, to calve in Sept„ 1 grade, 1 thor 'Iuskoka Free Hospital for Consume_
eared heifer, t yr old; I heifer 6 mos Lives to enable it to continue the great
as
I
rpt, each month i.30 pout
i
hes •
sol
Holstein, , tem
3
, mos , 2 farrow
cows, NOPE These 00890 are of a
heavy milking strain; individual grades
producing 13 to 14 thouea l Ibe of
milk in aseason. IMPLR b1ENTS
A SI
tarplee bleolanical Milker, 1100 lb,
Dream separator, 91ilk cooler and area.
tor. Massey Harris 0 ft binder, o foot
Deering mower, hay rake, torlrier z row feat ba fork
corn cultivator, beet & bean cultivator, t chains, post holo auger Lawn mower
13 dist) drill, harrows f
n
rlt
of eating tut
Por '
g just such ch eases
this, No matter how small the g'
1t will be welezttue.
Contributions may be sent to W. J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or to Geo, A. Reid, Secretary -
Treasurer, Gage Institute, Toronto.
cutter, McLaughlin sop buggy. r set
heavy team haruese, 1 set plow harness
collars and bridles, 2 sugar kettles, 150
p of rope, slings, Logging
Methodist
Rev, U. McKinley, B. D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Ctaba at 10:00 tt.m,
Public service 11 a,m, and 7 pen, Stilt
day school and Bible study class 2,50
Epworth League Tneeday 8 p. m. Prayer
Meeting Thnrsda y 8.
Salvation Itrmy
Capt. Froud and Lieut. Shave
Holiness meeting• 11 a,m. Prniso
service 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 p•m .
Childress Servioe--Directory class 10
a,m. Bible classes 4 pons, Week night
Meetings•—Wednesday Pram. nienttng
8 pan.
Bgtnondville, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, peeler, Sunday act•
vices 11 a, m. and 7 p nt. Bible chase
3 p.m, , Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p, m. YPMS Unica 3rd Friday
in the month 8 pm. Women's Mission.
ary Society 3rd Wednesday iu the mond,
at 2.30 p.m, Lediss'_Aid moos stn,
mediately after,
Meicfllop Presbyterian
Rev. D Carswell pastor. Sunday
services Duffs' church 11 a m Sunday
4111991 10 a m. Peayer tueetiug Wed-
nesday 8 pool. Wolneu's Mission Pry
Society last Friday in suet' month at
2 o'clock,
eenatalied Methodist
etho
drat
Rev, tV, Kaille, pastor, $tltltlay
eervice'2 30 pan, Young People'e Lea.
r•t•r'
3.3J) p m Sunday et moan's duxil•
ary first 'r 105(1ay of every month a
30 p.m. Ladies' Aid last Thursday
cf
Powders, the most elective vorrn- (our sections), About 70 hens, Numerous small articles
which t- oat/ planter, t furrow riding plow, 2 Household ---1 bedroom Nate,' walnut
Pogo that can got with
comoat these poste of the putt fltrrow riding plow walking plow, man. lotn:ge, chairs, 1 ooal heater, 1 coal
)' g oro spreader, Msssoy Harris, smatter, heater with oven, ltitchen to boatel
and helpless. There is ttotltitlg that root pniper, 12 itt Bell Cutting Box
excels this preparation as a worm des . ofour
.I bed let.stead, boxstovo.p Ab,
troyer, and when its qualities become revolving•
loud table, Fanning mill, 9 in out four tons millet,
Known in n household, no other will bo
used. The rnerlioine acts by itself, re
guiring no purgative to etspiot. nrd so
thoroughly than nothing meet. lel ((pair-
ed,
gra c grinc or, Parte wagon and box
r mower with pea harrestor, sot weigh
eonles 2000 1119, hay reek and Me box,
sot bobsleighs, delivery sleigh, delivery.
wagon, Mikado buggy, pony buggy and
TEAMS; All sums of $lo or under, cash
On sums over $10, 8 mos credit en
furnishing approved joint notes, 4 per
cent off for cash, Positively no r,reerve
as proprietor has sold his farm,
,fohn MoNay, Prop,
Winth'•op Presbyterian
Sunday SOI vics 2,30 pin,. tiuuday
ohool.1 15pm. Prayer mooting
Tuesday 8 p rt. L.C. last Wed.
It Will Prevent Uloorated Throat,—
At th fir,' symptmno of sore throat
whn:lt presages nlaeration and IrtHatu-
nrntiou, tales a spoonful of Dr, 'Phomas
Ecleotr10 Oil. Add a little sugar to it
to make it palatable. It will allay the
leritution and prevent the eleerutime
awl swelling that are eo uainfnl,
These who were periodically subject
toqu(ttoy have, thus have made them,
selves immune to attaok,
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hail', hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take ak
e books
and newspapers
N. Appllezott
SEAFOIITB JUNK DEALER
Across from Oreatnery
Phone 183
Mr. Business
)'tan
Just between 990 and
ourselves how long is it
since you had a photograph
taken?
A long time, we'll wager/
And have you thought how
the family would be pleased
and surprised to see you
walk in 90171e evening with
a dozen o/ our richly fini sh
ed portraits under your
arm?
Well would t/1 ei.?
D;BUCK
PHOTOGRAPHER
SEAFORTH
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SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
.. GASES OR INDIGESTION
"Pape's Olapepsin" neutralizes exiles•
sive acid In stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.
Time it; Tn five minutes all stom-
ach distress, due to acidity, will go.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or
belching of gas or eructations of unfit.
geeted food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache, O
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is tate surest, quickest stomach sweet-
ener in the whole world, and besides it
is harmless.Put an end to etome&
distreas at once by getting a large flfty-
oent case of Pape's Diap9psin from any
drug store. You realize in Ove minutes
how needless it is to suffer from indt-
1gestion, dyspepsia or any stomach dis-
order caused by fermentation due to
"tussive acids in stomach.
PROMPTLY . SECURED
In all ooutut•ies.Ask for Our INt'1:NTORta
ADVISER, .which will be sent fee.;. f`y
MARION &MAMA"- .
",Por the Blood to the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
9 SUFFERING
With any dhoewso 000 to hsps,* blood
ouch a. rws.rwa. Scrotums, hooray,. Bad
Logo, Ab000eooe, Uloer,., Glandular
Swelling., Holley Plmploo, gore. orany
kind, Pilo0,Blood Polaon,Rh.u.natIorn,
Gout, otos don't waste your ttmc and money
on lotions and ointments which cannot get
Is below edicine that eilllthorouthly feeheblood
of the poisonous mater which alone Is the true
rause of. all your suffering. Clarite's Blond
;Mixture 10 Just such a medicine. It is composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from tea
blued all impurities, from whatever mads.
xs arising, and by rendering It dean ana pure,
n be relied on to effect a lasting cu''
pr l rho, r dr' b.rae.et.ir, 4
sr r fit ta„Fh4t
Over Si y e'
seeress.
Pate. 110 Clarke1qr•
Bi od
Mixture
1014 0y
Chemists ,end
;st t .e..
(04(0,, CURES
0
ALL
-1 SKI1I & BLOM DISEASES.
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE, FRECKLES
Wrist Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
of
orchbottle containWhite, s1t ko 19011, and you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three mutons of orehard white for al few
lotion emits, Massage this sweetly fragrant
hands each d to yaat d see nook,
o v farms and
reest es•ani .
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
And white the akin becomes. Yes! IA
is harmless,
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