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MEDICAL !.
HUC,II Rees, phvsialau end Sureeco
�Ltat'anf Londhu Hoepual,;Loudaa,England.
Bpeehbl attention to diseases of .Lye, Iter,Nose
and throat,
t ilea and residence behind uwniufon Ii cult
uo Phone No. 6,. Reside nee Phone No, ion
rieaforth Dillceand7 s'
fdeuett- Goderlrb xtreet, reel e1 the Idetu
' n h, coroner ter County of Huron
' ifal l.h t.
'del upbnm hu 1u noon. '
'l'FIE SIii :.)[tri{ .NEWS
111T1 U:p�UyrIS 1.0./meelorT1..11..oasseymee.. HURON NEWS
cEP RT0D5M6
IIS ISSUED EVERY' THURSDAY
3 From the Office a'.
iF. MAIN ST, e SEAFORTH, ONT.
p - Phone 84 Evening l2.7
ANUS., sitar r Id An I:AY, physicians and
• a/Surr;l ons tj at -notch direct, opposite tunic•
Ubnr b. sentorth
Start.geotnieto;'ietorir,nod Alnt lrboe, and
Heather of Ontario College tN Yb, t inns and
ftergeonx t oroner' for honor:- tY of Huron.
- ptAt:nlivnd,er aof honer teaCtet
ersity,
gbidmeastTinityMedadalcoil € Member
Yvaicint9
and CO r„e sin. Mittel,.
H, Ole nblLlittas()sweetie, .lpeetaUstl
• in i\onieo'i' nod (tit u.'r,u' diseases and
Rheumatic troubles, t cute a d 'lir, ate-discrd'
ere, ' Ear, Nye, Noose awl 'Che ant Adenoid to.
nerved with not ihehfltn, Consist t tin Iron,
i)91 e over utbee.h's Moe more
rte?a1a1',. „ is to p.m Irrklitv
Or. Y r J. cis Forst D
Eye, Ear, Nose and. Throat
yitatluatr, in M,-li cite<:.,. t uvorcity ''I
J:orrentE
Late AssisttInt Now inti. ophthal-
mic nt: illi, i tri ttt.-ite, \I ,Uri milt'`
Eye, alio U„dei `' it'N-c+ 'l oat lilt s
pttnle, L,,#nloie Engit, rot, At ting
Queen s Hotel, a e'-tl.. third \fi„1
steaday in each rd),ln tram Il a. to to
3p.ni railroad little. Waterloo Streoi.
daoth, •.•trctfote . Phone :2..7 Stratford.
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Id4i F [ieAnt= onseH H ,)lI I.fNAS`en'
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Insurance
ar'a gran :nnatderiog Insurance, Lite or Accident?
liscar are, a postcard will getour rats.
J. D. 111NG''HLEY.
tieaeeat Accent for London Life Insurance Co..
tad Imuerte! Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
5-ntorth, Ont.
wines Watson
tienerel Fire, Lite and Acetdeut lnsurauce
Agent, and dealer In Sewing Mae:Inca.
Main Cireer, he,_fortl,,
ME McKl1<1.OP
Mutual fin iasura�ica A
t''•nrm and isolated 'town
Property (Dal;. insured.
01•F10ERS
;as. 4 t - i' i r, li, tart'
Evans, lam -hae,, i 1:.:.1'r lit t
li -r. nenfortn.
D r ctora
D F. McGre or, Seaforth; John G. Grieve.
Mozart* W. Rion, Constance; Bennewefs,
, While visiting at the home of
SUBSCRIPTION 4
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d liar er oar, s[rletl u 4.
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, advance, one dot an and it not paid 11.6
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Vatted ;Stolen
well be. charged..t t
isl
a
halt!
16, I
her
daughter. Nits, Joe, Antes, Grey town-
ship, Mrs, Win Bryaus hail it fe* :rat,
her exciting moments, when, int walk-
iiig to the end of time veranda she step.
ped on the platform of the cistern one
l d'
of the prate suddenly tyle way n
1 Y4 ay a d
Mn.sByrans found herself in the- chi.
tarp. Her calls for help soon brought
pa para, fifty rants aztru, caro•+y n
ad vance. aid anti with the exception of a few
l Mra
When subscribers ehannKe theft address bruises, i3i'yanaaa oaten the wase
„e I I for hot experience,.
notice should be i [ue'Immedlawly giving of u
c
scribers w confern favorrdcu Hnlintut lino' returned
of any Irregularity of delivery.
new addr a.'Sub-
s
both the old and the,Pio (ie
16 a! by notf[ybeg n
Reeding Nottcen--•No -ceding -notice,
advertising any entertafnttleut or matter by
which money la to be•made by any person
or cause will be Inserted to rice Naas
without charge. The price for the loser -
Ulm of business announcements le TEN
cents per count line each lacerti'.'., a
parties having no contract for tial'! v
advertteta„ and FIVE cents nor tie,-ra n
Insertion to those having 'if , tY ,rn to
and for I.1113/67.. society ata, a it r,at,a,. n
reading re i yes Card of Thanks 0 to
One]. $J vent...
l from ovareeaa to his home hi (ioderich
1 after seeiel - e
Judicial. Lona'. Of glen end Cavern:
moron Ni (leen Ten crone lar int ton l
Insertion it_.f flax cent', p,r tine rot ,
aubse,tue n-pettlon. It
Year! d.-Profesai R a n.- I
enctedtng o one Mei:, tett be Inserted t i
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written (nett, stir.• will co u lf,
mitten order. are •,:Reed for :heir .lis 1
continuance,
e
Lett
ara to the Editor ,not ..,e secort-
panted by the wrlter'e own signature, not
or publication, but as a guarantee of gond
faith. The publisher accepts no mayor,.
r afbalty whatever for the nearementr ata.e
In such eommnnlrattons. Letters on reit-
3 pious topica call not be published at all
!.. caeept of pato advertising, plainly marked
r' as such. The rate for such matter la ten
cents per Hae.
1 EDITOR AND
D PUBLISHER
a
g five y
amity. Pte, Holman enlisted in the
Old 33rd Battalion, London and tea
:lrtl, rug the 11.-tt to go overseas
Mrs Charles Carper tel of Ashfield
nnuow•11 ,arnp•ii iL'atlt. when on the
hit on the t odei•feh title of the hell-
i,•r 1 (.ridge ! I Motto took Flight at a
I1 online oil the tack below.
1, i v „-
tl I!•n t I woo ,t ..
t s tl muton h .t<F Fa e
ft:un Cr.I c through a wile
(it,t „ori he body wean bent hook and
c i
,cl the - f h n, U. to, ' pfontl t
S,ci o1 t,caild hone trlu,lierl to
i hi conn of Lout, t. ant. of Wm
\i sere, or lily II, was before it ilgietrote
on the charges of c • ; i,,•; a gsuib-
lir,;; lte•ua., au,i li;it'iug liquor• I. r Bale,
ti WAS fitted on the first charge, $25
ane i costs amounting to $OU,ou, On
the second charge hr. tens livai for a
trot offence molar the C. T. A. $50 and
about. $11 costs,
On 'fhnrs,lay May Stin, Eleanor, only
d:utghter of Mrs dutch Patterson,
ti'ibgltatn, become the bride of lilt
Frank Hatfield Fair, Onondaga town-
ship
A very quiet tvraiding Wish place at
the Manse Thames Road on hicy 7t11,
%hen Rev, Dr, Fletcher united ,n mar.
arc eervirt' lit the
General Observations I rine, Miss Jennie •1•, eldest daughter of
•
'Tine, ca, ':,r•tc. , ,;tet en, ei
\lr and Mrs.'.1ci'ltllagit to :dr. John
FARM I CATER SYSTEMS
A Summary of Best . Availab'e
Types For Stab!es,
When Pastures Fill] the Milli I"lu,v
Decreases Littlest Sciilin >' Uropri
1,„
Have Been l'Y•ovided (o t
"'] 1 • of 1 case
Silage Will Also Greatly � [
Milk Yield ill Hot Summer,
(Contributed by. Ontario Department nt
Toronto.)
Agriculture. 1 oat )
N a day's visit among the farmers
of Ontario in almost every.
run across
I c
.you would 1
n u
T
cute t
Y .
quite number or stables equip-
ped with some form or other of
water system for ]itppiying the farm
stock more or less automatically with
water each clay, With few exceptions
every new bars built now is pro-
vided with a wales system, Among
the available systems are the follow-
ing, which, in this ellrn't article, Can
receive only a very brief description:
Of these probably the most com-
mon consisting of a water' sup-
plyis thate s
ply tank in the hay or straw loft
above the stable, front which the
• l • intoe l 1 t -
r to
water runs by gr2v t ,r a g
ing tank on the .stable floor', which
supplies the individual drinking
basins with water automatically. The
tank is usually built of concrete and
the size depends upon the kind of
power used for pumping; if windmill
be used then the tank needs to he
large enough for three or four days'
supply as the wind does not blow
every day. Under these conditions
a tank 10 x 4 2 4 feet, 01' its equiva-
lent would be required for 30 head
of stock. Sometimes the concrete
tank is built just outside Bie"riable
wall and underground enough to pro-
tect it again frost, or in one corner
of the stable, elevated enough off
the floor to feed the regulating tank
by gravity. In case pumping is done
by gasoline engine and a. smaller
tank is sufficient, a metal one is sus-
pended from ceiling of stable. in
.every case an overflow is necessary.
'Many provide means for collecting
the rain water off the barn and run-
ning it into the storage tank so that
in wet weather very little pumping Is
required, especially where a large
tank is used. Another method of
'1•o ii lilt, th t,l on of Mrs, ;Ih•x Turn- filling the storage tank IS by the
6u i i ,. tl of l of rune, hydraulic ram installed at the spring.
Still another is by means of a one -
tet, 1 sir ,ass d •tc ,v at V}u- inch pipe leading front a spring or
other source at an elevation at least
r the, nton. Butte t ct:rl•:.r.- TI . r I:,:.ins were as high as the storage tank. Some-
w,,el , ' 1 rt'it f.,i • it t: - t„• ,,pt l h'...1,0•1- -; to 11 ret r f, r iret t l int the times where hydra clic rant or gray-
w,1„. Frit,,,t Ti„, .,»,,? wap go Lty system is in use the storage tank
.,Il, f t .l L'•1 Ill: trent i'' is dispensed with, the water, in the
[ te' nn '-t Ion and hilt tutu,,,',, 'alai(' was ease of the former, running through
til: t, set t..: 1 u� : ; o• . , n tI ,t t te,' Hitl•l, ,,,t. In it'u2 she the drinking basins or trough all the
silty,}ter. o.:. i.1,. a ar-+-s. .., .t to ; tf a time and escaping' to a good outlet
u i i v
t ar it is „
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t•
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ot,e !t? ti, -:+ „til::. -tt i�arin 1ia'ii G' t}t
Johni
•
Itradghngen• Robert Ferris, Ilerlocict Malcom
Ade”' eon. Gunton. Ir McC'NrtneY Seatortht
rreaacn CooaoitY. Godcrtch: Jae. Evans, Reechw9,:d
Agents
Alen. Leitch. Aarloch; E, Hinckley- Scafor,
,illellam Chesney. Egmondvllle; J. W. V,
tlbtweavtliet It, G. J. -mouth, Brodhapa-•: Jan
Sett and Jobe Govenlock, Seaforth, ac utors.
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or trays
Cher business will be promptly _attended ."
app`atatfoa to any of the above officers, address
ail their respective poe[ofces.
,hilt
Ol'i incl
and
Only
lIt'nui1ie
'f!
r }ii inert.
ia611oiic •; propel
simile of sdvi:r-
I tisio is Re a
motor without tic
b poyef
rl
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rUUVi1f 1 i `i if 'e4'a S
9v1i ;1ffiee }ry rill'
84
ahem: :
p
evt ns'
t rt i27
•
n.
The t , derilel boom r eniteaa rout of
the l e eltoiu Eatable t, thp'tuy which
a tow year's ego title mph, ti ti ma tee
cheese from guate' milk at lionura Pay
on tree Manitoulin. It also was pro-
moted by Toronto men who had Chic-
ago capitalists at their hack. Leases
and options were taken on several
thousand cove of !and, Work n as
even starved on the foundations of
immense factories After a few months
the promoters were labded iu jail and
nothing totnaim, of the vast enterprite
today but a holo }n thea grountl• 11 e
hope ttee.tertook awaitsifnte!I-li-
i
ecr-
or drain in the latter the water is
piped directly to the regulating tank
which in turn suecnlit's the basins or
tri a of hotat a oldest 1 ortitloW,If pane- trough automatically. Again the
nil awe,y nn 1tie,tnc-sday loot it, the per -
i0,1, of Mrs, ,dames Bissett aged g4
y e,ets Thu ,ler,•axe•d- lady Woo ailing
far some tilhe,
.1t the 3lethedist parsonage, Exeter,
Saturday May Itiih, Bliss Hf de M.
daughter of NL'. and Mrs. John Press
ttatnr of the 3rd Con, Stephen, became
the bride of lir N. 'Petit of Lundell.
The, young ceuple'ci't reside hi London
,Mr, W. Dulles, the new Manager of
the HHutson's hath Zurich arrived in
Zurich ..last week and hes- tilt'se d his
frtrtttt in' then'.
51re Henry Krueger, herr Zurich, re.
coldly delivt'l ml a line valf to iiasltweo,l
Th. ,,alI weighed Ia40 pounds chit Ices
oh; y 10 mouths old. It Asn', eat"' d lay
$1t, iirn•;;,.r,
Sermons at a Dant° W ., ..._-._
+ :.4w0h111,'. L'nmeal tan e'. I', t+e•, ,1.
Asti tri f;, :, +!r ,:-
The ditto,. .1
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1O 1lt:t'• fat [rr tl'Ftdo;r
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f iiy-1',w
I` --_...... '.`re r tttl',1' ii tied its noet',t, Llama v eak-
{ - ' otr'tt_
Notice I: For by git'ar, that s Ivy- i
', law wee pushed by tile Town of 3oa-1
!f<•rh „ t.0 tooth day - ,
,i ,l t4n,,•, in l^, I
, lir., r i 1'o ie:u^ tel l l e'Cn n. C.
'f! tasty t!: 41, a;h' u-. I ,vlrl
:u 1 nail„ r f f t.4n :{t tra the
r t .,r11':..� '.•, :l n, en ,il'atit,trIt,
mil et [ , . „I
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ritl'n 'lel! •. 1''11 .h' levo';';
! tor til lir”;I In 1 inn a 1' ibis 11 it,
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Clete.
SAYS LEMON JUiCE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin,
Squeeze the juice of two lemons late
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a gnerter pint of the best ;Heckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
,cry, very small coot,
Your grocer hasthe lemons andany
drug store o
rit
to et counter r will' sup
thrl a ounces of orchard white for afew
amts, Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blr'miehete disappear and how clear, soft
t',nd white the skin becomes, Teel I▪ t
le harmless,
water is .pumped directly to tank in
the attic of the hoose, and the over-
flow from it supplies the stable with
water. And since the advent of the
compression water system we find a
few cases where it is used to supply
the stables as well as the house, the
installation being proportionately
larger than it would be for the house
alone. Probabiy no one system, how-
ever, can be absolutely recommended
as best for every case as the cir-
cumstances pertaining to the source
of supply, amount of water used,
position and elevation of the farm
buildings, etc., always have to be
carefully considered in planning the
ideal water system for the farm house
or stable.—R. R. Graham, B.S.A„
0, A. College, Guelph.
laumrarimaa
Thursday May e"i
n aQ
N°rP&
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AreOclaidePreparnhet clhss,
similallnI111e o0iilly5e aha j
tingtlteStontachsBad iio''ets of.
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1'(dfa.l)YPaomibtIng5 o sNilo»,t
GticefFudnessiln iter •
Itchier opitiim,blot PLule IFN
lineral. Now iTA'PCOTIG,
lltckof altrStd'LJ'LINIT '
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Jilt h
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Por •Yn
Infants and Children.
hild e u
o
a.m.-
Mothers Know
That
Genuine a -a
ills
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
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Over
Thirty Years
Enact Copy of Wrapper.
It, n.5C l ,obi.:
!Van., .
t f.er&t' 4:
Special Her far Farmers
I am buying all kinds of
junk
rFoiM
h
{
I have a great stock of second-hand
Water pipes and shaftings for sale.
J. Naftolin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House -
Soiling Crops for Cows.
Most Ontario dairy fanners depend -
on the pasture crop for the feeding
of cows during stlmnter, if the pas-
ture fails, there is no remedy, the
cows, go dry, the creameries and
cheeseries suffer loss of patronage,
the city mint plants are short of milk,
and the whole dairy business is more
or lets handicapped. The time has
come when dairy farmers should
take out an insurance policy in the
form of a sr'ntln-.r silo, filled with
can ft'uut tit p tions year's crop.
Failing this, it in duo bottom of
a winter q-ilo is good tried, but the
surface a\p Is, -1 !'ia tn1cl be reduced
one-half by tett cul; the silage down
the centre with i l ty Itfi te, If this
in not eveti,l i. elle slings) in um -
hal" the silo ma,: be dug down with
a fork but Ibis l : ves an irregular
ed which eau. oxeessive spoiling
of the silage, lir,:at care i:, needed
in feeding htnunil r• silage, else there
is danger of tainting the milk, The
strott'e advant e -.' of silage for sup-
pleuienting poo u;.sture, is the fact
that a man t af:t;, t rued nut of a
silo for a hemi of ,lows in about one-
half the iimo t,'rinired to not e. Beg.
ing crop in t field and haul this to
the stable for the cows to eat, Soite
meal, or wheel, bran, should be added
to the silage for best results.
If silage is not available for feed-
ing during the. season of '19, then
soiling crops like clover, 01115, peas
and vetches corn, etc„ should be
provided, so that the cows may not
want for feed to snake mint,—Prof.
H. H. Ueau, 0, A. College, Guelph.
Farm Tractors.
Interest in farm -tractors has in,
creased rapidly in Ontario in the past
two or three years. In the early part
of this year the Ontario Department I .
of Agriculture field 32 courses on
farts power in different part's of the
province, and there was a total at-
tendance of 12,27v. No greater ifie
let'est has been shown in coarses on
any other subject, anti much ueeful
educational work was. done.
Handle Tubers Carei'nlly.
e
s
PotMoss sthr /olde
b handled care-
fully
c e
full anti not as
though it
Y they g were
cobblestones. The potato dolt living
thing, with a protective skin, which
it is able to keep intact If it has a
fair chance. M
tri May
Cost $1.04
lit June
Cost $4.05
War qa` ,Sarrafre
"Y r�'
rarft
e a
P
can be boregltr' roller.
ever this afra-i
dfspls,yecl,
And you can invest it in securities as
safe and profitable as any held by cap-
italists,
Twenty-five cents saved each .Reek can
be made to earn 441/2% interest by a
very simple plan.
Thrift Stamps cod twenty-five cents
each. Sixteen of these when exchang-
ed for a War Savings Stamp become a
441/„';,, interest-bearing security for
which the Government will pay you
$5.00 in 1924.
In other words, if you lend the Govern-
ment the $K.00 odd you have saved by
this easy means, the Government w111
pay it back to you WITH AN ADDI-
TIOil1iAL DOLLAR five years from now.
And yon become an investor in the saf-
est of all securities --a Government
Bond.
Carte,da need the small savings of her
people to finance the work of recon-
struction.
Make loin' Savings Serve (en and
Serve Your Country--9irvtast Them in
War Savings Stamps.
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CHURCH NEWS i
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C I4 U A C I -i t Y
St. James'
St, James' Church, :Rev. Father E
F. (loots P, 10, Early Mass 8,00; High
Mass 10.80, Sunday bet ol `3
z..0 p, tn•
vespers and Benettictiou of the Bless.
tad Sacrament t,7: p. m,
St. Tilotnas'
Bev, T. H. Brown, Rector
Sunday
eerOoee 11 a.m. and 7,mt Sunday
•
p ca}
scion I 2,30 p. m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2,30
11.11.1. , Children'ebrntioh'Saturday 2p,m,
utoroessiou services every Thursday,
.Op.m.
Methodist
lice, H. 1), Moyer, pastor.
—:iUNDAY.
School at- 10;00 a,al
Public service 11 a -in. and 7 p.m,
Prayer Meeting '1'huraria y 8, p.m
Salvation Army
Lieut. F. W. Leight
Sunday services—Hal Wean 11 a. M.
('raise 3 p.m.—Salvation 7 p.m,—Suet
day School 4 p, m,—Wednesday—
Pnblio meeting, All are welcome,
Egmondviile, Presbyterian
Rev, •S McLean pastor. Sunday sut•
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p in, Bible class
3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p, m,, P.? M,S Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p.m, Women's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at .2.30 p.m Ladies' Aid media Ma -
mediately after. - -
First Presbyterian
Rev. F. H. Larlciu,lPastur, Sunday
services II a,m. and 7 p on. Sunday
school --2.30 p.lu Prayer foliating,
Thursday. 7. 40 p."1. WIIIIIeil's Miss-
ionary Stuie:y•the first Tuesday in each
month at 3 1! rn. Barbara Kirkman 1'1ie•
Bion Band tied 'I'nesday. in the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 2md Monday at 4.10 p
McKillop Presbyterian
1t,v, U Uars.vell pastor Sunday
serviced Duffs' aharch 11 a In `innday
4,1110,11 lU Sola Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 3 p.m, women's hliesiaoeary
Society last Friday ill each month et
t'nloak.
Wirith-op Presbyterian
Sunday setvice 2 30 pm, Sunday
School I lap in Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p. tn. le (1 lest Wed,
ttonstauee Methodist
Rev. 1', hi, Sawyer, paatcr, Sunday
eervioe 2 311 p.m. Young Po ;l lies. Lea•
11,1.11 a o' Ct t i ty v 4ti+t's :1•teil
tt•y'Inst 1'1- , I eV Of ,w:eno' tete ,teth a
30 , .1 ..i;, iii loot Cant';'rday
t.1 .' t.'It ,.t •.1 ,:,.''J II,f ,I. n,
YWCA.
"For the Blood is the Life.”
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SIDIFVERMITi;
bis,, any dlnoano thio to Impure brand
01101, an rsasom,y eoroeuta, scurvy, Aad
i legs, Abeeennoo, InG11011, Glandular
itSwelltnno, Oona Pmpleoeeorea of any
hind, P Iou,Htooel P e n,Rhoutnaticnr,
Gallia ate, don't t l it tint: and looney
int
lonions tet t -hick cannot get
helot the auto.. of ti. ,hitt. What you want
a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
:i tl,e p.i,rnumn 111•01 0I mhirh clone ie the trite
van on it toy tr ,ti Clark. a Blood
Alen ur,o1 vis r :nog. me. iti 1 posed
t gr rites le 1111.11 ter I c expel from tint
hl 1 oil impurities, *env whatever !Align
1;, arising, and by tetnitrin0 !t clean and pure,
-,, . be relied , to effect %lasting cu:
' 1 t'i n tr /' + rr=nonfalf,
m. f a teran,Sklet
round Wag). �° :fi
s Over Ss:care'
ellrteaa.
Pleasant In
tnkt,
S !d by art
ChomIsta and
St,.eahanperi,
a •on, " CURES ALL
3,6 tkn tx.v,
Ciarke9s
i r'lood
SKIN & BLOOD. DISEASES.
( til:'. hl ': •I r3dissi.t li dN ttiasti :
1 pill tient Proven its' Value. --Those
of wealt stomach will find strength in
P:,rinuloe's Vegetable Pills, _ because
seiv,+tn. inalniell Ihi'htnil111inlat-
I�tion of. tin' etunri.nle , kind .the
r I, rl;oli:rrnr lu tj:lath ',oro" in t
dial Nn le , b! - t''l•t}c•s ,:ria troll eta
e u :p to
dt ltl
them 1u.t1
them 41/
their proper worth. 'l'htt"•rive 'tifford-
ed relief when other propagations have
failed, and have erected cures in l ; •.
mama of long etandiug where other"
mecliciine were found unavailing.
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