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Mai. HENRY KLMP.s
Conetw= .14 CreetT t , ONT.,
NovFMg] R 27th. 19n.
"Peas a martyr to Hay Fever for
probably fifteen years_ and I suffered
terribly at times. I consulted many
physicians and took thei-r treatment—
and I tried every remedy I heard of as
good. for Hay Fever. But nothing did
me any good. Then I tried "Fruit-a-
tives" and this remedy cured ,me
completely. I am now well, and I
wish to say to every sufferer from Hay
Fever ---"Try Fruit -a -Lives". IThis fruit
medicine cured me when every, other
treatment failed and I believe it is a
perfect cure for this dreadful disease".
MRS. HENRY KEMP.
50e. a box, 6 for .$2.so- trial size, zee,
At dealers or from .Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
1 ' . ' ' • , LEGAL.
; . , R. S. !HAYS.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and.
14otary Public. Solicitor for the Dom-
inion Bank. Office in rear of the Dom -
Woe Bank, Seaforth. Money to loan,
. ' 3. If. BEST.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyan^er ane
Rotary Pub1L: Office up -stairs -over
Walker's furniture store, Main street.
Isaforth. 6 .
F. HOLMESTED.
/Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and
irotarr Public. Solicitor for the Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce. Money to loanrsa -
Bafor sale. Office, in Scott's block,
Mala street, Seafrtb.
?ROUDFOOT, HAYi & KILLOBAit.
.!barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Money to lend ,In Seaforth en Mon-
day of each week. Office in Kidd block.
VETERINARY.
JOBN ORE=V
ID, V. S.
Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College. All diseases of Domestic.
Animals treated. Calls promptly attend-
. id to and charges moderate Veterinary
dentistry a specialty. Office- and ren-
itence ortGoderieb street, one door east
a Dr. Scott's office,. Se&forth.
F. BABB:U N, V. 0. , [ i
mor graduate of °mar's) Veterin
•alr7 College, _and honorary member of
4M Medical .Association of the Ontario
Veterinary College. Treats diseases of
as Domestic Animals by the most rood -
dors principles. Dentistry and Milk Fev-
er s specialty. Office ..opposite Dick's
Istel, Main.astreet, Seaforthi All or-
ders leftt tbe hotel will receive prompt
nttestion. Night calls received at the
office. -
MEDIC A.L.
D. F. J. BURROWS.
Office and resideecs-• Godericb street,
San o'- the Methodist church, Seaforth.
!bone No. ii. Coroner for the County
at Huron.
M
DRS. SCOTT & ACKAY. -
J. G. Scott, graduate sot Victoria and
Ann Arbor, and member of 'the .Ontario
College ot Physicians and Surgeons.
Goioner for the County of Huron.
C. Mackay, honor graduate o[TrinitY
University, an_d gold, medallist of Trin-
' ity Medical College; mernbor of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,Ontazio
DR. H. HUG -la ROSS.
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of On-
tario; pass graduate coirees. in Chicago
Clincal School of Chicago; ,Royal Optk-
melasic Hospital, London, Engle_. ;
llat:versity College Hospital, Londo.:;
Paslausi. office—back of the Dominion
Wink, 15eaforth. -'hone No. 6. !tight
pas answered from residence, Vlcto. ries
street, Seaforth.
AUCTIONEERS..
THOMAS BROWN.
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
M Exxon and Perth . Correepondenct
rossptly answered. Immediate ar-
raageseents for sale dates can be made
M' `catling up Phone 91, Seaforth, or
1'ee $apositor office. Cberges moder-
ase and satisfaction guaranteed.
PEILLIPS.
Jultessasd auctiosseir for.: the countler
rim, -on, and Perth. Being a practical
.n,.t- rr oroughly .understanding
• le of farm stock andImplements
Owes me in a better position to re-
aJ good prices. Merges moderate
aatgetaet1on guaranteed! d! cr no pay. Al
orders left in Exeter will be promptly
unaided Lz .
AWN
e 111
BY MARY ROBERT
RINEHART
hi
1 1 s srdrop was a an or pe
twenty-seven, as tall as I; althou.
so heavy, with direct blue eye
lair hair. altogether a manly an
,possessing sort of fellow. I w:
surprised that Margery Flenin
totted him attractive. He hadthe
lair - and offhand znanner th t
E seem to like. I am dark my elf
t He seemed surprised to . find
'there, and not particularly pl
but he followed us to the u pe
and watched silently whit
went over the two rooms. esi
targe chest of drwers ,in he
attic Hunter found perbap
dozen drops of blood. and on th
et the open drawer there; w re
of more. In the inner room t o
had been moved out nearly f
he found by the taint dtlst th
been under them. . Then he to
his notebook.
"Have you a pencil or pe
-$noxi" be asked me, but,1 ad
Wardrop felt his pockets.
"I have Jost my fountain pen
where around the house Coda,
said. irritably. "Here's a p+enc
much of one."
Hunter began his interrogation
"How old was Miss Maitland
Zane. I mean?"
• "Sixty-five." from Margery.
{ "She bad always* seemed ra
Not eccentric, or childish?"
"Not at all; the sanest Ivo an
knew." This .from Wardrop.
"Has she ever to -your knur
oeired any threatening letters?
"Never in al! her fife," fro4i b
cheat promptly.
"You beardsounds, you
Fleming. At what time?"
"About ball past 1 or perb,
minutes later. The clock stru
I. was still awake and nervou
•`This person who was
through the attics here—w
say it was a heavy person a
mean?" .
Margery stopped to think.
"Yes," she said fin lay. "It wa
stealthy, but I '°think it: wa a
step." I • -
"You heard no sound of a st
no voices, no screams?"
"None at all." she said osi
Abd 1 added my quota.
"There could have been no
sounds." 1 said. "I sat in my
and smoked until a quarte to
heard nothing until then, wh n I
Mr. Wardrop trying to get in
house. 1 went down to ami
and—I found the front door open
an inch."
Hunter wheeled on Wardrop.
"A quarter to 2?" he asked.were coming home from--thel ci
"Yes,from the station." •
"The last train.gets in here at
Hunter said slowly. "Does
take you an hour and a
walk the three squares to th
Wardrop flushed uneasil
could ,seg Margery's eyes t ?tat
amazement.
"I did not come directly
said almost defiantly.
"Then—will you be good
tell me where you did go. I ha
sons for wanting to know."
"Hang your reasons. Look be
Hunter, do you think I woe Id
hair., of that old lady's bead
think I came here lastnight
her. or whatever it that
pened. to her, and thez1 wen
tried to get in again throug
dow?"
"Not -necessarily," Hunter
ruffled. "It merely occur
that we have at least an ho
time Last night while this
going on to account for._s
we canpeak of that later.
tically certain of one thing—
land •is not dead or was notn
she was takeaway from thi
"Taken away!" Margery
"Then you think she was ki
"Well, it is possible. You
there are no closets or unu:
where if there had been a
body could be concealed?"
"I never heard of any," Ma ger
but I saw Wardrop's face ' har
the instant. He stood fr wn'
the -floor. .
Margery was beginning to ski
effect of the long day's s ain
began - to cry a little, and w th
of proprietorship that I rese ted,,
bow Wardrop went over to er.'
"You are going to lie d wn
gery," be said, holding out h s
help her up. "firs. Mellon wil'
over to Aunt Letitia., and yo m
some sleep."
"Sleep!" she said, with scorn)
helped her to her feet. '`Sleep
things like this are occurring!
first and now ,dear old A
Harry, do you know where
JO f Autumn
Llceuued At•.ctio ger for the Ceun•*
st Hruotis.. Inusedlste srraagements
tar vale dates can he mob by rem'.a&
ass parsosaUy at the Royal Ik to t,
rinatnetbs, ne by earn ay nolo I C
Royal Rad, or Phase g1, lspaiitcr
Mice. Ali" cozaeapos t'
cs prereirtly a
bola to and setistectIos guaranteed_
t xS*
Children Cry
FOR MOMS
eASITT_ORIA
yrlghIt. 191
.
Merrill
disappearance.
first place we e*plored w
and walled 1n wine cellar
and to which access was
a small window in the s
on of the house. We m
trunk in the storeroom.
e had heel gone'; over Inc
thont afros ding my clew,,
ethree of pa faced one ano
y was almost one, and
actly where we tarted. H
sent men through the town
acent countryside. but no
e from tbout.- Miss Letitia
succumbed' to the suspense
e.to bed, where Babe lay- qu
as is the . way with the
mild that she was alarming
o'clock Hawes : called me
ie office and almost tear
d me to cameback and at
business. When I said it
hie I could bear him gr
is of the opl lion that by
sh magazines. in my wa
nd by persuading me to th
nee of Turkish rugs he
p -my- praptice to its pre:ent-
g state. 'When:I left tbe fele-
Bunter was; preparing to
town and Wardrop was vl
and down the ball Sudd
p stopped, his uneasy pr
d hailed the detective.
eorge," he eeclaimed, "I' fo
you the closet Under the
haps
h hot
and
Pre-
s hot`
had
blond
olden
niter
ased
floor
urate'
•he
main
all, a
edge
rages,
ks
(A11l as
t liad
k Out
Mr.
none.
some -
`he
1 -#lot
Mss
on
al?
'ever
le • ge ire -
"
till of
ay, Ades
ps • a few
k 2 while
rr
w: k4rig
cul you
an, I
very
main's
�.
uggle,
rely.
such
room
2• I
herd
o the
abut
-'"Yon
n
w
by Robbs -
h
a
e
b
b
b
0
fit
e
Il.
h t is1
Vie. lire
se
r
r ?fir
1 in
9
hp
ort lit.
nI tjh
1
n
{
'it Tc
zy of
z her
of b
fa a ce
at all.
1(s jon -treat
ad be •Id.
g•' .
Bing," r s;
enj unleMs
where'
e haC o
ises... 1
as hart:
oil.
I asked
at is n
ly Hun
stothe
ta1r •ral
He pu
all just )elow
se," h- said,
etbllkg ery
o your hd
n.
I
p eadmea tA P'ta1 actino
g anted that
sl epwal:ling
Ilett Clot _tes, a
rs miss! t g.
ria ge. pro vide
There's not
drive hev
s, $ou uy
Id po Iivl
she w at
it w slid
n, z be Is t
deriencs on
It ,wa
• "TL
A4lss
r
placeled
stoo
hie o
0
t
e
p
a
Ut
bless sh
he didn'
d there'
e tiff asv'
she was
mark
r than al
ou beercl
ay .1n all
't m tte
11 arcun
how bad•
sh who bras
at rant of- a
.Ian 's."
the way down
wile •e the tall!
ou . ugly and
n Navy an t.
st�o
n
tit this way.
i t! dewn t
say, t
t ear name.
el a Ladd
In t ew by tbe
er!" 1
hihere
en. he
"St pose Yet
rd, bat ap
look at that :talc. Loo a
t fin„eri. Vby, 1 a child'•
readt 1
e fig ire
on no ice
ome ay
ant f
ouse. H
Inst ha
ers."
side rn ne. ' 'be
esgu e. It I m grit
he ihi erg;
ie stairs. In
e urgla , fo
ge s into be
er restln ' a
best ot dr
e claim
is pruni
c mesa
as n}de nite'o
think v luabl
.r the Mantel
row .Boers he g
uppar tail As
the cloo
arm lth
1 i bedrboi
akeye
a three
, t en, MIs
per. Wl 'n
Baa ed
t t4 he d
she;
ot in
oor 1
e T n th
u the e.
l a g 's st ry
o ard:
brie
probabl
s e cath:
tiol .s de • pe
a h re."
ut .why,,,i
k d "Wb
'4is after
robs
e iqb door
a luabla'
ae memb
a t ce, who
t m ney
k ew. ¢1
U
0
0
)t
,.
he
to
e,
- J_AIr,
xlwt a
• you
nd l ki led
has ap-
out nd
th le' win-
sa d, fun-
d ome
✓ o our
kin
Ho e' ears'
a `p ee-
ls s iMait
ead w
house
ruga ed.
cusp ?"
re a ain
ed ones
urdc r�the-
en
.,
He faced her as 1f be, hack
question must come and was
for it.
"I know that he is all right!
He has been—out of town.
not been for something
that—happened within the',
hours he would have been
day." - -
She drew a long breath of
When they had both goz
sat down on a trunk and d
cigar that looked like a born
"The window," I suggest€
went over to it. When he
he had a rather peculiar ex
the•_first_Dlace,". he .b
s 14,
e on
g at
the
he
n air
orae-
Mar-
nd
me-Afar-nd to
come
1t get
s he
when
IIa;ether j
nt- Jane!
y gather
io n the
pr pared
, Ma gery.
If it had
inforeseen
last few
home to -
relief, --
e Hatter
yew out a
d, and be
game back
ressioe.
gen. .we
1
s
into
re in
, and i
Tkat ; kl
• minute
gait]
she: w
o ,screw
11
o.and
o out t
a ran
'a lock
tic :st+
Wliic
of the
IS
n
ecti.
in- Lt
it in ?
los
he
tiler
of
eat
ene
8t
as 1�
e
lop,
i s a,
ear
Pout
n
1
M
t
it
n
n
i•.
di
e
•
1
e"
Ing
e en o
said
unt f
ve b
w ti
of hi
t go
ntel
rte,
a rd
ou b
tell
eith
here i
hall
airs.
ows
nyw
10
er
c
h
-n
et
ju
lli
•
y
incl
n.
inute
e foot
spok
Or acin°
ave
but th
e and
afathdem
der t ere
He k ow
at c
The oo
and olt
throes 11
no bolt
or ess
she wa
terce t
y th
the all
d was cap
out Mis
teps bac
aire
her
rat
th
er down he s
half dra ging
ately to it, leavin
'd he brin h
n get away?
It was hidd
the Ira
n wbo nee
11 about h
I 1 cxclaim
blin
ora thelir
Miss Al it
Marg ry
Watdeep
that We
is hous
just b
in tha
re she
that
•
r.
d.
dow
ke
e old
it b
ouse
ghast
War
has an
to g
nd ho
t wh
box
a
11
a
im
ap
in
lad
dl
op.
t
st
ove
e -fort -fie
t the
one o
is
he ra
you
e the Lor
If ther is
ve not e
hu
deal
hout an au ed room
o bouselinf 11 of queer
might find" He sto
hateve 1 eight hate
had had ebiolutely not
44 little Miss Maitland s
'rare boa,
fr
to
in
re
b lit
p on
in u
War
nade
rB
to sh
irs
La ck
its su
while
ed in;
he
be lel
It
Se
ca el
be e
it sin
t
o' Joe
titisin
could
Vh
s all
conid
h for
hi
vhibiPul ers
of th
g
foe
did t
1
13 u
• th
bask
kee
eleve
ni
sece
stirluerme
Neve
the
pteme
close
some
tfeet
re w
lag
Dam
er,
d
tting
drop
btc:
MY 1
coul
stu
If
peat
1.
th
ong
in -
one
ved
he
and
her.
nt-
and
ord
had
and
etly
end
as
an.
eep-
ting
ex -
has
Concerning Margery.
ABDROP showed us the
et in th hallO which' sil
one sid When he laleh
s of the closet *as borrib
estion to Me. 1 stepped
inset was emetY. ;
't been used, for years nil it's
wed it to Miss Jane. ll• on't
Miss Letitia iknoWs ,it la h re."
sn't been used for years!' re -
Hunter. "I steppese it bas een
ine since yqu were in hfre, Mr.
ly. "I seed to keep contira and
my college days. ci.gare tes arid
thoef2,,Iiing.. I haven't tree in
t Jay on tbe itioor.
is the fountele pen you lost
ruing, me, Wardrop," ne said
go
elk-
nly
me -
got
ttic
-to
be
e in
ack
ook-
Hunter had finally gone
-sumroone to town on ur
been . b fore be ca a
nly give 11 theories. -a d
ne.
matter as' bis fountain
re have hed in 'Saying be
n In it for years? 1 found
let in his sincerity of e
uld bare beer easy en
rob himself. and; if be
r the theatrical.. to w
Me such Diet. It. wes e
at he had laiddien for
the secret 9loset the con
BaSsia leatne; bag, But,
ti
left the So se before Hu
t afternoon, and it was Ei
er had- net told me evbe. was
paper be had picked out of the
in Miss iittne's room. and I
e was as uph puzzled ara.(Iv at
ap in the little cupboard ith
rred
nty-
per-
en
a
t 6
ent
ere
13 e
ter
and
so
en?
ject
had
that
lett
for
an
pos-
few
ents
hat -
be,
ter
ter,
that
that it might Imean tbe twe
day of the eleventh month
amethlog that bad happened. on
omentous long burled 22d of
this was May, and
0 Stipa bearing 'the
too unusual,
Hunter I ft I went back to the
difficulty koti, the panel open
The space Inaide, p_erhaps eight
et high at ova eod and four at
her. wile emPty_ There was a
there, and flat
Ely with dust.
match and exam -
its surface were
her. But
ding of t
umber wa
d been h ng
be sbele Or
ous literate IllteS in the dest lay -
hr outline, apparently that of a
11 box and fresh.
inatch burited my fingers .nd I•
al it. The last flash showe me,
floor of the !closet aud w dged
n two beards, a small white
to tell mei It lwas a pearl.. 1
g it out carefally and took it to
ova. In tbe daylight there ree-
d It as an [unstrung pearl of fair
nd cqnsiderahle value. There
hardly be a Idoubt that I had
led on one of tbe stolen ems.
drop took the pearls, I ke t re-
ed to for et 'the pearls a d to
the connection between Miss
ad's disappearance and the ab -
of her brolleer-in-law. The scrap
SAVD F
Of RA ON
How s. Reed ''of Pea ,
ped e S
I -eon's ife.
Peoria, 1L -"I wish to let e t
owwh : ' Lydia.E.Pinkha.rn'sVe
Comps and h
f me. Foe
I r eyed.
to said I h fa
and the only r
was the
knife. M
bought In
Piinkham's
btu Compo
today I amfa
healthy w
mio n t h s
motion, and your
ved me. X am glad
at your medicines ha
ou can use ply test n.
ou wish, and I ' 11
tetters."-- Mrs.
Mound St,4 Peoria, l I1
ash rel
1. nyone w
or me.
ny Way
answe
EED7 10
one
etable
done
years
e doe -
tumor
other
dia E.
and
Hand
ffered
tive
tell
done
IQ in
glad
TINA
Jessup, a.—"After the b
at it di not seem ias thou
tand it. is kept 'itep for
Goths, U tit two dontors de
operatso n was needed.
ound and fter taking. it for onths
Women hes suffe from e le ills
hould Lydia E. inkhorn geta-
le Comp nd, one of the mo t ess-
f my
flam-
could
long
that
ect the . but bow? A fatten scan -
al? Dis issed on the instant There
ould be othing tha would be ch the
irginal moteness 'lot that 11 tie old
and 'wan ered away, but t at -would
leave Fl ming out; and he paper
dragged Im in. A lommon en My?
I smolt d and considered 1 some
time ore this. Anl espeel 1 Malig-
nant foe might rola or eve =der.
The solu on, had itienot b Or the
blood st s, might !nave bee Peace-
esi that t e -pearls refused t e omit.
lted. To my mind. boweve t that
time, th issue seethed a d u 10 one.
I believe that someionee pe he a Har-
ry Watel p, had stOien the en, is, hid-
elen them in the sectet close tid dia-
lposed of hem laterel I mad ft note to
Itry to fol w up the Missing pe rls.
I Then I lung to the theory that Miss
'stuck he e—the abductor bo svould
out
ly n her
h had
will* ap-
steal an
into the
.night clot
tain risk
monia.
shown n
parel mi
round of
dred fee
I found
deep, vele
and turn
by high
the prop
house in
of its o
main str
out as it
There
could see
car shoul
stopped
'lane sho
1 felt
had bee
this put
I had
way in
taken a
1 came
arciaitect
ran the
passed 1
gery's v
my step
At the
tied. pil
and bro
dry, It
dewed a
musty o
floor in
niably
gery
"I tho
she sa id
ay night Without
es, would run an
of losing his' pri
or a second s
t an article of w
ing froth the bons
ore dinner I mad
the grounds. Ab
beyond the boun
circular tracks,
re an automobile
d, lane was
edges of ()sage or
ties on eieher sid
hat neighberhood
te which entered
t. circled he hous
or
te
a second
ut
hedge
ad acked
n from
each
drive
m the
went
have stepped tb , yet it
nd for some time. peep,er
the sand !at the Sid of the .
hat I hadi made filo Prog-
ad foundji where th pearls
bidden after the th t, and
elle out o# tbe queSti And
lay. from Bellwood.
e kitchen and the ot eir rays -
comprehend. A lope porch
length of the wing, n as 1
eard my name calle
ee in the Id laundr ' Mar -
ice repea4d. and 1 traced
and wen4 up on th porch.
tubs were rusty, its walls mil-
d streaked -i and it x riled the
or of empty •hous s. On the
le middle 'of the roo unde-
gbt you Were never oming„"
alone fo an hour."
"I'm sire I never -guessed it I anal -
•
Ind
are se
use n
India
tempt
dans
impos
the pi
Pille
out t
Ki
set
cie
orstes
an ikoot,
e according to a for Ida in
It
, and learned from t em by
ble to impeove the forni la or
s. Dr. MOrse's Indiat Root
world for Consti at on and
ney and Liver trou leo. They
raptly and,•effeetiv y„ 'and
to
glad tolco
She lw,
which hu
small ear
"I bate
sharplye
at I'ee
any hapd
took ite
bed thp
tucked
"if you
perhapa
She b
saw wha
ting half
which ha
her fast.
ea was
carefultty
said, "en
door ope
place
garmert
close t
"You e
door and
But M
with tlie
with Nlci
the old
Should tinie 'teen only 'too
fumbling with ber bait%
g, ,ismely -knotted, over one
to look rf ions." sbe said
and 1 de es being iangbed
been cryi g and haven't
red mine g avely, and she
he Bald Tvh n she had jab -
hairpin into place and
handker0h1 f into her belt,
sive been Su dandy amused
Ou will help e out of here."
hed aside er gown, and I
had occurre She was sit -
Over a trap or in the door.
closed on h r skirt$ and held
sure Itobert
in the old
then retne
d into
ledder
bad tot looked
e cellar," she
t was the only
red thoroughly.
n and looked
, You are Ing on the teep-
proper scorn d demanded a
ssors. She ut herself loose
"Site Cut her
"1 hal:te
petticOa
gathere
fied pre
She I
the emp
—wer
It Wa
tense' lo
I thin
brary
ewely
what
prete
of th
not al o
out bit
laughed
think 1
night. a
her rig
like a c
sh
a new
Into the
Knozi
she we
many t
and seh
know
than rth
like a,
to het
I had
her in
Wardro
momen
came fin
"Get joiat
was sa
deathb
Wher
the ro
Bald, It
about 1
new
"Sh
of th
very
bee hero al no for, an hours"
p her o tra ed garments and
ninusu y dignified at dire
Or of s cared to eat, and
s Ja e's had not been set
ke skeletons t the board.
Margery who, after our pre
a Meal, °hied the suspicion
both fe
strange me for tfarry to go
dbably ha a reason."
don't yo ley it?" she said
turaing o me. "I know
mdctoI fib; sg a .n. But she did
what yo thought." she burst
"T e detective almost
in his fa e. Oh, you needn't
don't latow.4 I saw him last
flee wo a too. He brought
to the gat . You treat me
aina.zemen I was silent. So
erecter ha been introduced
ere not the only pereon. Mr.
o could not sleep lase night,"
re than tha 1"—
p d then. he had said more
in ended t and all at once
left ae r and she looked
e-ou didn' know_ all those
A stet of cr zy desire to take
y arm§ nd comfort her,
or no 'War rop. But at that
s Letitia s shrill old voice
the stair ay.
of mel- ay, Heppie," she
yet, not if I know it. Where's
knova w ere Jane is." she
ting dovinf her cane with a
by 1 didn't think
before. She s gone to get her
Not bat hat her old teeth
ave done we 1 enough."
ould hardly go In the middle
"Sh wasn't raise riglet," Miss Le-
"She'a t e baby, an the youngest 's
always Spotled."
7
Everybody' now admits
I Zam-Dult best for these,.
I Lett it, give YOU ease
end comfort.
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MANITOBA, ALBERTA1
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Winnipeg and Return e WAG
Edmonton and Return - 4340
_ Other points in proportion
lietut.rs Llmit two months.
TIOLIESEE:: mernins.R.S" TRAL:ab:eate%trOVIO
2.04 pan., each l5Tnenday. rkfliM to A
Through trains Toronto to I
lib,
Winnipeg and West
who . IL G. AtUR.1311Y,1
DOCTORS SAID
COULD NOT GET CURE
THREE VIALS OF •
CURED HIM.
Could Hardly Eat en Account of indigoa,tion,.
Ma, DAVID BERRID• OZ,, k..1a.r01/1.0rit,,
N.S., writes:—"I have had iudigeetiore
It then turned into a sonr stornach, land
the doctors said I could not get cared.
I used a lot of medicine until at One
of my friends told me to use eareerjaaeie,
LAxA-Levart Pius, and after I ilea Insed
three vials, I was completely cured, and
I always keep them in the house nciw2'
wonderful remedy for all diseases Ehr dis-
orders of the liver, and beve been tinhter-
sally used .during the twenty odd years.
they have been on the market.
Price 25 cents a -the, or 5 for ;SILK.
at all dealers, or mailed direct on e eipt
of price by TheeT. Milburn Co., Li ted,
Toronto, Ont. w
Notice of Applica
For Divorce
Notice is hereby geven that John
Beery Cooper, of the Townehip or
Hallett, in the Countie of Hur1M:and.
Province of Ontario, 'Farm LojbOrer,
il ply to the Parliament ot aan-
ada at the next Session thereaf or a
Bill of Divorce from his wife,l
Irene Cooper, of the TOwnehip Of lb-
bera in the Outlay of .Peeth and ro-
ground of adultery and deser on.
R. S Hays, Applicanes Solicitor.
Dated at Seaforth, this 2173Vie:irlsay
'DID NOT KNOW
• WHAT IT wiit
TO. BE RID OF ,B01! $
When the blood becomes inn:lure': it
is only natural that boils, pimp es, or
ii
some other indication of lbad blood s ould
break out of the systerne Therel only
one thing to do, and that is to puii y the-
1:siood by using a thorough bloodi caus-
ing medicine such as BURDOCK. *00D,
MR. ANDREW E. COLLIRR, ver
Glade, N.B., writes:—'111or year was
troubled with Boila I did no katow
what it was to be ridi of them tit
began to use Bereaoaet theedD
only -used two bottles of it, ap it is -
new over ten years, :and can ho estly
say_that I have never had any boks since.
indicated for the purification o the
blood, and has been uSed by the sands.
during the past 39 years.
It is manufactured by The T. ntmy
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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Harness
Collars
Sweat Pads
ter
and everything requiTe4 for
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new style or team anct 'svgle
barnefs for, spring
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