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The Huron Expositor, 1907-03-22, Page 6• CAUTION ediet ie Bold only in sealed lead packetei whioh preserve its original delicious flavot a Never sold in bulk. 25e, 30c, 40ci 600 and, 60c per pound. Ask your Grocer for Saab) and insist apon getting it, si REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 0 ItMIT infBrusseis by February let, 1007,80 x i.=ft., in block 2nd door from American Hotel, lately occupied tailoring, readymade °lathing, etc. DR. McKELVEY, Brussels. 204141 ' BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. —For sale,' twe good building lots, on East William Se., Sea - forth, pleasantly situated, and planted with fruit trees. Apply to AIRS, M. ROBERTSON, Seaferth. 2046-tf IsTOUSE FOR, SALE.—A comfortable frame house Al. on James Arcot containing 4 bedrooms, sitting i.ltn, and parlor, a good stone cellar all Under the holm, and a good stable. If not sald by the firet of April will be rented. It is at present:occupied by Mr. Appleford. Apply to JAMES MoMICHARL, Sea - forth, P. O. 204741 0 LET—The undersigned will rent his fatm an the -Lake Shore to a good tenant for a terra a live years. The Kann consists of 210 acres of good land, nearly all -under cultivation and in good con- dition. For full terms and pv.rtictilars apply at once. DANIEL SMITH, St. Joseph P. 0 198 tf EIROFITABLE INVESTBIEMTS. oan lend 1. money on improved quarter sections of 160 are ftch at from S>' to 10%, per annum. Only firet mortgages takers. lunple security given. Torrens aide System is perfect. Frem 8300 up,ean be lent on farms worth from $1,000 to $2,0(Y). For further particulars write to me.' J. A. JACKSON, Barris- ter, etc., Ponoka, Alberta. 19594f. VOR SALE, a comfortable frame house in Eg- mondville, with three acres of land, cellar and elect a stable. The house contains i bed room, par- lor. dining room and kitchen downstairs and two bed rooms and. a Iarge hall upstairs. There is plenty of hard and soft water. The property is close to both ehurch and school. Will be sold cheap. Apply to JAMES S. BROWN, or box 857, Seaforth P. O. 2023-tf ARM FOR SALE.—The sUbscriber offers for sal his farm of 103 acres, being lot 31, 3rd conces- ant IL U. S. Tuckersnalth. Ad cleared and under eultivation except 8 e.cres • all but 18 ares in grass. Frame house, bank barn, Lay harm and other out- eutidings, hearing orchard, good water, schoolhouse on the prendees. It is within six miles' ef Seaforth and five from Clintan. Will be sold on easy terms. WHITFIELD CRUM, Olinton P. O. 2009-x8tf , riOMMERCIAL AND BUMMER HOTEL FOR SALE ---For sale, the Commercial Hotel, Bay. OW. The hotel is a two-storeasand,aehalf brick , building, ebittaining 4 large double bedroonst and 9 single rootne, besides kirge dining room, sitting rooms, ete. There is also in connection, a large steble. A good business is done botli In summer and winter. Hotel full of tourists every glimmer. The hotel is centrally and pleaeantly situated. Good reasons for eding. For further particulars apply on the premiSes, or address Ra,yfieki P. O. HARRY DARROCIE 2048x8 „it.AR,GE FARM TO RENT.—To rent for a term of .t years a 235 acre farm, four miles north of Sea - forth, at Winthrop, McKillop township, Huroe C.,. About 40 acres plowed, 15 acres stubble, 70 a.ores or hay and balance pasture lands. Arrangements would be made with tenant In respeot to breaking up pee- ture and hay lands. Wind mill and plenty of water on premises. Large barn. 60 x 80, with goad stabl- ing underneath. Also other outbuildings and good large frame house. R. D. GOVENLOCE, Win- throp, Ontario. 2047x4 'LIAR)! FOR SALE.—For sale, a splendid farm in the Townshie of Tuckersinith, being Lot 5, on the 3rd Concession, and containing 100 acres. This farna is first-clase in every particular. It is well drained and has a large bank barn with frame base- -euent, 36 x 85, new blame house and stone cellar. al- so 8 acres of bush, a good orchard and a good well. This farm is one and a quarter miles from Mensal, one of the best markets In the county. School on the opposite corner. For further particulars apply on the premises or address J. C. WOOD, Hensail P. O. . 2047x4 eltM FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot 24, Concession 2, Stanley, containing 100 acres. Ninety acres are leered and in a good state of cultivation ; there are 10 acmes 0* good hardwood hush. The farm. is all e, ell underdmined and well fenced. There Ill a two- storey brick house with slate roof, a first-class farm house. Bank barn, 401 t, x 801t., cement silo, pig pen, ativingbouee; There are two never -failing- wells, and en acre of orchard and small fruit. This excellent farnt is three miles from Brucefleld and five miles from Clinton, with good gravel made. For further particulars apply on the premises or address ALBERT Norr, Clinton P. 0 194841 "VAUNT FOR, SALE—For sale, Lot 5, Concession 14, 4 Hallett, contain ng 190 acres. The farm is all cleared and in a high state of Oultivation. It is well drained and well fenced. There is a large two-utorey hriek house with woodshed and kitchen. There is a -large bank barn and two smaller barns and driving shed. Two good orchards. There are two never failing epilogs on the farm, which make it an excel- lent one for either Stook or -mopping. There is also a pump at the barn, with windmill. This excellent farm is two miles from Harlook I'. 0., four miles front Blyth. Terms to Kilt purchaser as the prop-' nietreas wishes to leave the tarn] and, if not sold, it will be rented. This is the farm of the late John Mille. For further particulars apply on the premises tiaddreso, Harlook P. 0., MRS. JOHN MILLS. 2014xtf 1 na ACRE FARM FOR SALE.—The undersign- V`V ed offers for sale that most desirable prop- ert,v known as Lot 0, Coticeosion 1, Township of Blanshard, Perth County. There are, on the prem - lees, it good brick hone° 32 x 24, with kitchen attach- ed, 10 x 96, both in good repair; a large hank barn, 70 x 70, with good stone stabling underneath ; •one firet•elass cement silo, 19 x 37, and other useful buildings. The farm is well watered, both in front and in the rear and is adapted both for grain at.d stoelc raising and Is in a high state of cultivation, whieh is v ell known from the fact that, the propriet- or has resided thereon for nearly Mita, yeets, being onw of the most successful -farmers in the township. It is centrally located, being near both church and sehool, and within catty resell of egotist market. For further particulars addreee JOHN SUTHERLAND, Kirton P. O. 2909-tf FARMci FOR SALE,—Lot 15, Concession 2; Lot 15, Concession 3 ; S. Lot 14, Concession 1, and 8 Lot 15, Concession 1, Huron Road Survey, Township of Tuckereinith, County of Huron, contain- ing 300 acres, eituat ed within two miles of the thriv- ing town ef Seaforth, one of the best markets in Wes- tern Ontario. This farm was awarded the gold medal in the farm contpetition of 1883. The farms have been all pastured for the pest ten yeare and weilld now be in excelhint shape for general farming. Sell good clay loans -two-storey brick dwelling house anti kitchen with brick woodshed—hot air furnace -L bent and soft water in kitchen—finc grounds with 91truirbe6., evergreens and cedar hedges—orchard with spruce windbreak on west and north --good teens with stone stabling -30 acres of hardwood bush, meek. and beech—well watered lwith spring i:rook end river. Will eell altogether or would divide pro• pee' e. No better property in the County of Huron. JOHN T. stsICKSON, Seaforth. 2020-tf MIAMI ON TILE LONDON ROAD FOR SALE.— 1: The undersigned offer for sale Lot 10, Conces- sion 1, Tuekeremith. being part of the -estate of the luta Benjamin Minillie. This farm Coalmine 100 LICIT% 15 aeree of Inset hardwood bush and 85 acres cleared, we'l fenced, thoroughly under drained with, elle and ie an eeeellent state of cultivation, consisting of 8 aeres of wheels 2 aere orehard, 30 acres ploughed for (-nip and the remaining- 4r, nom! Heeded to grass. There is, on the premises, a gooil large brick house •a•Ith large kitehen and exoellent new bank barn, 50 x 7tsititio a oonerete On, a pig pen and driving shed. There are three never -falling Thits is a very dc.,:rable property and is eituated one mile north of the village of Ileneall. 'WILLIAM MOIR & BEN- JAMIN SMILLIE, Exeentors, Hensel! 1'. 0. 2035. 1.,"‘.5.11.31S FOR SALE Olt To RENT.-- Lot 14, on 1: itrd.Conceesion, and South italf 14, 4th Conces• seat. in the Townithip of 1 tuilett, are offe_red for sale 4ir to rent, They (.6(1hird. of 150 armee, all in gra-go ex - cep; Ie acres 111 teeth. A gel -el two • storey frame lure..., good bank lyarn, 50 x 70. with Power ll• 41, i, shed, 30 x 50, and sheep home!, 20 x 86. 'The place ie well watered by a mitring, drilled well and th river. it 14 situated 3,i 'Whet from Clinton and la it -11 adapted for stoek dr grain. A1:14 LOt 12, on ri, h Cencession, ernoll4ting of 100 acres, twelve a rue Irish, the refit Heeded down, A .never failing Miring with the wind mill for pumping. These 1:14 ,,M will be Held toeether or separately and on terns.; te milt the pouvluce.9'. If not sold wi il be rented. It. J. MILIElt, box 2.5, Clinton. , 20411-11 - CWIeg Cottoil Root Compound: The great Uterine Tonic, and only safe effectual Monthly Regulator onwhich women can depend. Sold in three degreea of strength -No. 1, *1 No. 2, 10 degrees stronger, t-.3; No. 3, Sold by all drug ate, or sent for special ca.ece,If 5 per box. repaid, en race pt of price, rce pamphlet. Address : TE: Ura IC ft HI CO ,T01:01iTOML (furawly' Wind nor) I PASTOR AND PEOPLE PRAISE HI (PRONOUNCED' SITKEEN) A Marvellous and Thumphant Record of Victory Over Disease. , No medicine has ever effected as large a number of wonderful and almost mar - venous curee as Psychine. It has hadone continuous record of victories over diseas- es of the throat, chest, lungs and etoteach. Where doctors have pronounced cases incurable frotu coneumption and other wasting diseases Psychine steps in and rescues num.bezless people even from the very verge of the grave. Coughs Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Chin's,' NightSweats, La Grippe, Pneumonia, and other like troubles; all of which are forerunners of Consumption, yield guickly to the cure- tive powers of Psychme. Mrs. Campbell, one of the many cured, ma,kes the iollownig stateraent I cannot refrain from telling all who suffer of my remarkable recovery with Psychine. In April, 1902, I caught a heavy cold which settled on ray lungs and gradually, led to consumption. I could not sleep, was subject to night sweats. My lungs were so diseased, nty doctor conedered me incurable. 'Rev. Mr. Mahaffy, Port Elgin Presbyterian Church, recommended Dr. Bloom's Per:thine to me, when 1 was living in Ontario. After using Psychine for a short time 1 ate and elent well, the night sweats and cough ceased. Blonths ago I stopped taking Psychine, as I was perfectly restored to health and to -day X never felt better in my life. Psychine has been a god- send to me. ME.B. ANnnsW CAMPBELL, ; Cottonwood, N.W.T. PSYCHINE never disappoint. PSYCHINE has no substitute. There is no other medicine "Just as goedili" At se dealers, SOc, hl $1.00 per bottle. If not write to OR. T. A. SLOCUM, Liebe in tang St W., TORONTO Dr, Root's Kidney Pills are a sure aiid ptermatient cure for Rheumatism,' Bright's Dieease, Pain in the Back and all forms of Kidney Trouble. 25c por box, at ail dealers. Perry Seeds are not an expert. ment, but with proper cattle vation, they assure success from the start. Users have no doubts at planting nor disap-_. pointments at harvest. Get for biggest, surest, best crops -- at all d,ealers. Famous for over so years. 1907 Seed Attuned free on request. D. M. FERRY & CO., Windsor. Ont.; Nurses' & Methers9 Treasure —most reliable medicine for baby. Used over 50 years. Fed compounded by Dr. P. E.,Iticault in 1855. Makes Baby Strong Restores the little organs to pdect health. Gives sound sleep, without.. resort to opium or other injurious drugs. 44 At &neat% 25c. 6 bottles $1.25. NationalDnts& awaical Co. Ltd., Montreal In a Class by Itself It is quite true FERROL is an emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and a particularly good one at that. But it cornbines Iron and Phosphorus with the Oil, and these are just what are needed to make' the emulsion perfect and they are.iust what all other emulsions lack. FE ROL is unictue because It combines Iron and Phosphorus with Cod Liver Oil. It is pleasant to take and easy to digest. It holds the record for increasing the weight (95i lbs from the use of 25 bottles). The formula is freely exposed and its bona -fides are vouched for by emi- nent analysts in Canada, the United States and Great Britain. It is endorsed by prominent physi- cians of all schools. It is used in all the leading Hospitals, Sanitariums and other Public Insti- tutions. The London (Eng.) Lancet, after care-. ful analysis in its own laboratory, fully endorses it. , We are prepared to substantiate all the above statements. FERROL is the embodiment of health, strength and vitality, arid I6 6 YOL1 kritoawke hpt you :NT 0 T1 d Town of Seaforth. • Notice is hereby given that petitions for the con. struction of CMENT SIDEWALKS zust be handed in to the Clerk by April 15th, 1907. By order of the Council. JOHN A. WILSON, 2048-4 • TOWn Clerk, J Lewis Thomas Civil Engineer, Architeeketc Late Dominion De. partment Public! Works. Oensulting Engineer for Municipal or County worki. Electrie Rail roads Sewerage or Waterworks Systems, wharves, Brides, Ite-enforced Concrete, Puma:2220, 20284. LONDON, Ottr. Perth Itenas -The Elma cheats company are building a cold curing' room. -Mr. Wm. Vorreater 'shipped 76 heed of „tine, cat,tle to Engleret last Week. .lefte Alex. B. Creighton, oe Bien - shard, has bean:elite:tinted lieeUrse in- spector for, South 'Perth. -Atter a long. and ouccessful bus- Mantoba ad NOrtheeresh Notes inertia caveat. Mr.- Thomas tfeLareni Kra -of Mitchell, hen decided to roe 1 """" " ..mittn2,,v1ries_fitnoted.kaa_Rina_dieuttloit tire, 44 5; —mtg. /win, Hendry, og chitago, ,The amount th old Mitchell resident has been renew- IIIIiO w -Lest week ttn 'tdichael Hagratst, o'Litt ih4011°IcekeeYaiii:vbarcotkfcee hilm airing absence toantre4p yienotah.at teem: afteli Saskatoon', 3. U. Truesdale, the city o Lcigani had his collar bone broken new Presbyterian church veill be a'ig,b.t arm 07 being cruelhed against the stall. In bis table erected in Indian. Head next, eumMeln Is. -Rev. P McLeod, a former pastor Whi°11 le to cost $20,000. A sidendid eite has been, secured in the best sec - of Knox church, Stratford, died at his tion of the town. At present a pipe line in Sun out. a couple of hundred 'feet to relieve the pressure. Tree gas is burning all the time and sending up a ;lama' that lights .the Surrounding hills. The well is down about 1,200 feet and work is being contineed in order to get through the gas area to the 011 that is believed to be 'beyond, it. gime err Upper Tooting, England, a short time ago. -Mr. A,. H. Carroll, a, brother -la- in -law ot Me. A. Dent, Iditchell, was elected at the la,te Manitoba, blectioa for South Braindcm. He is a. sup-. , porter of 'the Roblin Government. -The Witte Packing' 00. lost one of their driving horses last week. While Standing in the stable it was kicked lby one of :the working horses and :the result 'vas a broken leg. -IVIrs. James O'Grady, daughter of MTS. James Cleary, tv.ho was well ' known Jn Logen township died on March 1st at Bay dity, Michigan. De- ceased leaves three little sons. Her husband died not long ago. -Mr. D. Dempsey, a Stretford, watt knoeked clovna en *run over by a runa- way noise the other day. He received $ome bad cuts on, his face and Wal3 OtherWiee eeverely injured. -Rev. Frederick Langford, B. A., Bi D., of Calgary, and son of itet. Dr.. Lengford, of Stratford, died, in Cal- gary last week. Deceased wait 87 years of age and leaves a widow. and Lour young sons. -Rev. R. J. Garbutt, pastor a the Methodist church, Mitchell, Dr. Bur - lett and Masers. R. T. Couch and W. F. May have been appointed a, commit - e to try to secure 01000 in order t -free the new parsonage from debt and to purchase a new organ. .-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Corrigan, eof the Minto and Maryborough town line -after 53 years residence on the same farm are 'about Iewye for Ware male Saskatchewan. One evening last week, a Sumner of their friends_ went to their home and presented Mr. Cor - algae" with a tur cap and gauntlets and Mr. •Wilbert Corrigan with a. goldwatch chalet --One night ;recently a large nunt- 'ber of friends and neighbors gathered at the home' of Mr. James Byre, lot 10, conceseion 2, Downie, to 'bid tare - well to B Yera and his sister, Mrs. brosier, who for over 40 years have' been favorably known :in thait dila- trice During the 'evening Mr. By- ers wan presented with a. gold watch. He intends making hie horne with Mr. and Men. Crosier en La jutnitat Col- orado, whereletr. Criosier has a, large wood and told business. -The hierie of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy, of St. Marys, was 'the scene of a very Pleasant event on Wane* day March 6th, when their second daughter, Nora Ettle, was united in marriage to Mr. Burton Crozier, 8t1' line, ellanshand. Just et the hour of six ()clock the bride, leaning' on the atm of her .ther, eetered the parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn s wed- ding march played by Miss 'Ethel Sem, of York, who is a cousin of the 'bride. The ceremony was PerTormed he' Rey. J. Veale, of Kirkton: . -Mr. Henry Zino, or Listowel, the breeder of 'high clase show horses, trade two very successtul sales !re- cently. One WAS a,`•th.ree sea.? old Oliver Wilkes colt sold to Henry Young, of Gowanstown for $600 and the other one wait ,an Oliver Wilkes rising five years old, sold Ito go to the weet., for e400. Mr. Zinn ha sA a very valuable brood -are from WhICh in] the past 17 yeardeteke has rased: 16 colt, and all ot +them have intent high class and a considerable por- tion, of them firitt prize winners at Toronto, London, and other .exhi- bitions in Ontario. jrhio brood mare is now 21 years of age and .was by Baron Rothschild. -The Stratford 13eacoo of last week says : Death came with sta'rtling' sud- denness to Jeanette Young Wood, wife of Mr. John Wood, of Dow.nie, yeStorday afternoon. Coming from the hoopital, where she had been ill for the past four weeke, to 'the home of Me. and Mrs. R. Frarrie„ Elizabeth street, the deceased had just reached the door and was walking 'beside Mrs. Prairie when with a sudden cry she fell forward, expiring tamest immed- iately. Medical assistance was hastily summoned 'but proved of no avail. The late Mrs. Wood was well knewn in Stratford, 'being the daughter of the late James Armeitrcing. She is sur- vived by her hueband, her mother, MM. James Armstrong; and two bro- thern, 'James of Montana, and Edward of Chieago. • BAB V'S SMILE „ „ Baby's smile indicates that he is well and happy. It lit ohly the sick child who is cross and restless ,,And the mother can depend upon it that when her baby cries he is, not crying. shriplyi to be ugly -that Is not his nature -he is crytng because he is in pain -most 'probably his little stom- ach is out of order. The mother will fire.Bay's Own Tablets a never fail- • le 'It cure for all 'the minor ailments or little ones. In the homes where the Taolets axe used there are no crosii crying tabies - nothing but brighl., happy and playful babies - the kind that are a Joy to the home. Mrs. Joeeph Legree, Caraquet, NI B., says "At the time I sent •fof Baby's Own Tablets my little one was weak and failieg. He would cry 'night and anythin-g to help him. Aft r giving day, and/ did not 'seem abr to get him the 'Tablets there was a great change and he has since thrived fine- ly," The Tablets are sold by drug - eats or by rnail at 25, cents a box from the Dr. William's? eleilleine Co., Brockville, Ontario. 0 .-Out a.toond Dunmore Junction, in Alberta, the entire country is 11t ap at -night by the glare of burning gas. The men on the oil well outfit he,ve struck a tremendous flow of gas, as great, las any in Medicine Hat. So great es the pressure that some fears are expressed that they will be un- able to work in it if it increase. CALSTORIA For Infants and Children.. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signatur‘;) of -R. .A.. Jones, a native of Oxford county and a prominent business man in Calgary for 21 years, died. in Los Angeles, California, last week. He was a prominent Methodist. -Hon. Walter Scott, Premier ot Saskatchewan, who le now in Iain - Ilton, Bermuda, recuperating from his recent severe illness Is said, tO be recovering rapidly and .hopeo to re- turn, home soon, fully restored., -An outbreak of typhoid fever flail occurred in one of . the leading educa- tional institutions of Winnipeg.' The steam of the inteetion has keen trac- ed to the milk supply a the institu- tion. -Mr. A. E. Malone, 'who luta been agent of .the Union, Bank, Mocsomin, Sask., hes been, moved to Brandon. Beton leaving Moosomin he was ban- queted `b y the business men. off that town. -Mr. T. Yellowlees'of Toronto, ex- tension secretary of the Ontario Sun- day School Association, has received and accepted an invitation to organ- ize a house to house visitation, move- ment in Winnipeg, and will vsle the city about the beginning a May next for that purpose. --Josiah Gilbert, 'the old mart who Is lying in Regina jail under sentence of death for murdering Barrett Hen - demon, and who was to have been hanged on the 8th hint., has teiell granted another reprieve until Fri- day, April 5th. Rio friende are still hopeful that his ,sehtence wili be cOmenuted. -:When driving across the C.N. R. track tnear Neepawa, lifainitOoa, two sons of James Walker had a marvel- lous escape from death. The locomo- tive struck the cutter, smashing it to fragetenbit and killing ths home and hurling the boys nearly 80 One. I Neither was eyelet seriouely hurt. The „Alberta Hotel in the city a Edmonton has been sold 'to York and Seacord for $1251000. The lend, build- ingsi business and furniture are in - eluded in the deal. The propertei oc- cupies one De the best business centres ih the city and the land was valued at $80 per foot frontege. -The old Taggart faxen, 'neer El- gin, Manitoba'has been ,sold by the Owner, Wm. McCulloch, to Mrs. Dr. Watson, 'better known as tA.zinie S. Swam, the -authoreies. The considera- tion was $42 per acre, eba Alex. Swan, a b;rother, lately farming .Souris, will occupy it. -Joseola Wilson, of Maple Creek, Al- berta, went out to the woods for a load of wood twenty miles from his home. He did not ;return for three day, and was fotmd dead, in a cou-. lee. He leaves a wite and two chil- dren. He was born in Ontario ..w.here his _relatives reside. -Important medical examinations were in progress la-st week in Cal- gary and Regina. Fourteen doctors were examined in Calgary and six- teen in Regina,. All the doctors were from other ,provinces and were seek- ing diplomas einpowertng them to practise in Alberta and Saskatehe- won. -Mr. James Masson, one of the old -- est and most successful farmers in Wood Day district, Manitoba, died very _suddenly. Alr. Masson 'had bean In the 'Islet of health and at the time of his death he and- his hired mato were tying some bags of oats in the barn. The cause of death was apo- plexy. The deceased was 64 yeairs of age- , --A proposal is on foot in Regina for the erection of a 60 -bed hospital to .be under the care of 'the Grey Nuns. The local Catholioa who are behind the proposition, are asktng the cite council for a free alto. An expendi- ture of close upon $100,000 is contem- plated on the :building and itei equip- ment, which it is proposed to make the best of its kind. -P. Burns & o„ Of ,Calgary, have purchased 200 head of. cattle on foot at Tour and a half cents a p6und and they expect the price will 'reach six cents before May. This increase is 'not due to the severe winter, but to the big export of last year, which de- clmated the ranges and was foretold by cattle berm 79,st fall. -Negotiations aro under way for the establishment of extensive car works tn Coleridge, six miles east of Medicine Hat. The industry will be owned by a private firm, vvideln eon - tracts with the C. P. R. whereby the latter will take over the eritire out- put. In addition a heundry will be built. Use will be niade of the gas from the well at Dunmore 'Junction which is flowing in suffi lent ,glia,n- t titles for this purpose. n addition plane are already i drawn for large freight yards at that point in order to sae the baulins of heavy freight from the Crow into Medicine Hat. 1 The News -No Pure ' Drug Cough Cure laws would be needed, if all Cough Ouree were like Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure is -and hag; been foe 20 'years. The National law now re- quires that if any poisons enter in- to a cough mixture it must be print- ed on the label. or package. For this reason mothers and others should insist on having Dr. Shoopie Cough Cure. No poison marks of Dr. Shoop' s labels -and none in the ir edi- eine, else it trust by law be on thei label. And it's not only safe,but it is said to be, by those who know it best, a truly remarkable cough' rem- edy. Take no chance, particularly with your children. Insist on having Dr. Shoop' s Cough Cure. Compare carefully the Dr. Shoop patkage with others and isee. No poison marks there 1 You can always be on the safe side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Simply refuse to ex- 'cept any other. Sold by C. Aberhart, , druggist, Seittorth. PATERSON'S COUGH DROPS /Quick miler and certain cure for colds, sore threat and all 40144 o f the mueous membrane. licioaa nem. Physicians .reeenneend then Ara for the three.eernsrea Wad, in the red and yellow box. 1 THEY WILL CURE ;•• ;•.e ARCH 22 1907 e skin rtds the system more urea than the kidneys? Nearly one fifth of the waste products of the body is eliminated by the skin. Suppose there is some unsuspected, unseen skin trouble—the pores are closed—the skin is unable to rid the system of its share of the waste. I Then the blood carries this waste product to the kidneys— immediately they are overworked—they strain to throw off the extra, load. What the kidneys can't possibly eliminate, the blood takes upl again and deposits on the nerves. Then come the dull aches in back, hips and head—the nerves unstrung and irritated—the urine charged with impuritiei and highly colored—and you fear you have" Kidney Trouble." Nonsense. Your kidneys are overworked -f -not diseased. What you need is "RRUIT-A-TIVES" to act on the skin. (or Fruit Liver 'Tablets) open the clogged pores—start up healthy skin action—and the skiff perform its natural function. This instantly reli— the kidneys of overwork—the back -aches stop and the complf t is beiutified. There is no excessive waste matter in the .wod to bring dull headaches—the urine is cleared ---the bow are opened and regulated—and the kidneys strengthened. " FRUIT-A-TWES " act directly on the three great eliminating organs—Skin, Kidneys and Bowels—make them well and keep them well. That is why ce FRUIT-A-TIVES " cure so many cases of apparent kidney disease that are really skin troubles. ,,FRUIT-A-TIVES" are fruit juices --in which the natural medi- cinal action of fniit is many times increased by the secret procss of making them. Valuable tonics and antiseptics are added and the whole made into tablets—the finest formula kno-0vit to medicine. I3uy them—try them—and cure yourself at home. goc. box -6 boxes for $z. 5o. At all druggists or sent oats receipt of price. FRUIT'A-27VES Linzited, 0274 WL " There are 'Maple Leaf' Itub- bars to fit allele -es and shapes of inert's. woolen's and claildren'm shoos." -Wireless from the old woman who lived in a X1108." Fit neatly, snugly and seeurately, too, Leave no openings for the water to sneak in at the sides. 1:)10 Le Attoper Geb a pair and keep your feet dry. Dr WOOD'S NORWAY PI - SYRUP Cures COUGHS, COLDS'BRONCIIITT% , HOARSENESS aud. all THROAT AND v i LUNG TROUBLES. Miss Florence e ' Mailman, New Germany, N.S., ivn teat- . I had a cold which left me with a. vsry 1 bad cough. I was afraid I wasgoing Iinto consumption. I was advised to Uni DR. WOOD'S NORWAY PINE SYRiaie I had little faith in it, but before I lis.a taken one bottle I began to feel better, and after the second I., felt as well as I eVer. My cough has completely diaap- peared. PRICE 25 CENTS. all want St. George's Baking Powder." "I never in my life saw an article make Heeds like St. George's." "It seems as if every order , get calls for this Baking -Powder" "And no wonder! St. George's Baiting owder is made of Cream of Tartar that is eneort pure—it keeps its full strength till the cau is empty, R never disappoints -but always makes the baking light and white." "` Look at the result -everyone delighted, and ordering 'this genuine Cream of Tartar Baking -Powder again and again." May we mail you a copy of our new Cook Book? All the newest recipes of famous ehefs-with _practical suggestions, weights, measures, etc, Sent FP-UU, if you write to 'run NATIoNaL DRUG & LilitXtiCALL CO. OF CargA.DA, aimited, Montreal. 9 JEW 3E3 I gig eg 1131 XM IS a illantiy Ialek. Frame locks to the Gangs with a simple half -turn. Straper Knives combined with Cleaner Mars keep plateafreo of all sods or trash. Ban near. ings. 40 anti -friction balls make draught very light. Flexible. Will fill furrows or fit uneven ground. Plates tbo correct shape, turns and pulverizes the Mil. Other Disko and cultivators tested against the "BISSELL" get a surprise. Sold by our Agents. Manafactured by T. E.; BISSELL, ELORA, ONT. [35] " Write for Booklet E." Farm Laborers and - Domestics5 nave been appointed by the ,Dominion Govern- ment to place inimigrants from the United Kinwlom in positione os farnalaborere and domestic servants. Any person requiting such help should notify MO by letter Stating fully the kind of help required, when ivantelt and the wages offered. The numbers arriv. ing may not he sufficient to supply all requests, but very effort wIll be made to provide eaoh applicant with help required. GEORGE MURDIE, 2042-13 Settforth. isse•w E•srmss*teprevezi.ise4MORINOISHIPINVEgos_ 1Farm Laborers and Domestics. I have been appointed by the Dominion Govern- inent to placd InunigrantS from theNuited Kingdom In positionas farm labarer6 and domestic Berrante. Any person requiting such help should notify me by letter, Stating fully the kind of help required) when wanted, and the wyee offered. The numbers arriv. ing may not be sufficient toeupl ail requeete. but 'every effort will be Made to provi e eaeh applicant with help required. JOHN SNIDER, Bruceileld. 2044-18 Don't Buy Your Fence Ihrtil Vow Law re into the Merits of our 111311,1FISEISI Consider a machine -made fenole ready wover. Its sreateat ateribateet are y and zapid loeakion. As an offset to le however, remember the wire is wit oiled spring, but kinked steel, and, eon. sfquentiy, lacking the vital power of cone irtiotioa and expansion. Its defectiveness dates from its ereai Each Eneeeeding winter finde ie sag. ng more and more, and time saved In reciting is easily kit °soh year in tignten. mg, If a fencing could be hied of cot sprirg body wires, uprights of suffielest rigidity to withstand the anew, and IN - with no tendency to injure the wire, then one might he assured of a -perfect -tenon Now, what grounds have we for vancine the Ariohor Ft use Just there t The lateral wires are celled spring.. `The uprights ere Nc' 7 hard steel. van1zq The Tooke are nonanturiatta ar vs rapped -not inttered -into piste. Yee - put it all together yourself, and when the work is or you aro asturedt as we sr that Anchor Fence is the fenee thIP lasts, GEO. A. SILL, SEAFOR 1 H. ..-. 0,y Second nninnist fee On sale dejly until April Wth, to paito in British Columbia, California, Wash' ten, Oregon Colorado, Montana, Special Traiu to North-vr Will leave Toronto every Tuescley durier March and April, at 0 p. m,, .wItia tolerate Plesper for arcotnodation of settlers trent- ling with live -stock. Passengers twig'. ling without live stock should take leaving Toronto daily at L4 eg. 11 30p. Local and through tiokete feinted et tors office previouo night for eerly train. For tiekete end full informelitedeell W. SO .eiERVILLEI Town_ Agent. A, F. PHILLIPS Demi ticket H rary g ary of t (tate. &sea by t entist 0-42S 1 EvArt,Ster# ri leareister, wager, Itotar the Ganadian Willey to lea toe in Seat *Worn i DR. J Offloe a festorth. Graduate fgraity of at lege of phy ottrio p trhicago Olint Revd gpht Nnglana ; Isned over Stewart fteaforth. 11 pee,* ter t rider:oh *et otiti J tL Seott Anst Ann Ar t&etario Oolle nz. 11. key, Univ di irsonst siotaiteed pee of Hare, nift. at A. Xi ersres-ro mane iter Off ott., rgei M ideaiewkd atm te of Human t.ar putt of t rates and larders len Wm, or es Sallett, tientien, FARM AN PROPERT I, B.M 0;1 T !lent, Brno ewe, secret stendvil Veto.