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A • TIMM, VAT 26, 1910
strong, rich
super.glutened Flour
fromi, hard Western Wheat
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All that the name implies
ell Mill ro Company; .Li,mitet
FOR SALE Bi KERR & BIRD, WINGHAM.
King's Dog.
One ui et disconsolate of the
King's is his favorite dog, a
rough h t rrrier, Caesar, which
Was th ICI s `constant companion,
going lab, irh him as well ae on his
shorter' j • M, He is a singularly in.
telligent : i•t• 1, and his conduct since
$he deatu • master leavi no doubt
iii Any met, at he pei't'eotly realizes
what h.,s prized. He shared the
$inty'e r., • t.eireyer he was, and now
moves an. a rbe palace, fitfully and
108t14 -Bali • r lug in vain tor,, the fatal
liar face. H has attached himself to a
member o • t , household, who was, liko
;pimself, ct•t .' wtly with the kthg, and
itis )lotto •
.tri, Safi aatysnt and the dog
keep each other company in grief.
Many t;i ' " e 01'9 told of Orient:. At
lunch alas d ,. at Biarritz, when Caesar
was receivt .c his usual bone from' the
King's hand a guest at the Royal table
observed tbnt the dog should be getting
familiar wild the language of the French
slog, "I am afraid," said the King, "he
gets along very' badly with ttietn. In
fact, he is anything but a help to the
entente oordlele."
'ie llospital for
Sick Children
THIS APPEAL
IS TO YOU!
REMEMBER That Every Sick Child
's G G in Ontario Whose Par-
ents Cannot Afford to Pay for Treat-
plent is Treated Free.
Tile Hospital for Sick Children had lase
year in ate cots and beds 1,155 patients-
383 of these were
from 267 places in.
the Province. Sixty-
five per cent, were
children of poor
people who could
not afford to pay.
Since its organiza-
tion the Institution
TWO OLLIB FOOT cases has treated 15,613
IN PLASTER. children'11,550 11,550 of
these unable to limy and were treated free.
If you know of
any child in your
neighborhood w h 0
is sick or has any
deformity send the
name of the parent
to the Secretary.
The Hospital for
Sick Children is not
a local but a great
Provincial Charity
for the sick child of
&spoor man in any GOING IIOEIE IN A WEEK
part of Ontario has same claim upon its help
as the child
wholives
°within the
shade* of
its walls in
Toronto.
Th ere
Were 69
caeca of
Club Feet
treated i n
MASSAGING{ A PATIENT. the Hospi-
tal last year and 67 had perfect correction.
' t!
i 1 1 1 1,, f6LI
arrows anion
J'tast drink of it ----Your money can help
twilHospital to do the good work of
tenin the crooked limbs and club
g .
i n. Phase helpas.
mai little chaldre
�"1Raaateltlt+i nd Contribtttitoris tad, Rogge
stn, tiheirinstin, or to Douglals
$0••�idaron. llia o. -Tremas,, The narwhalihilIlilitasChildrein,CollegeSt.," s'h'uts
SUCH ACONVENIENTCOMET.
[Exchange j
For weeks she had asked him to dig np
the yard
And plant all the veg'table seed,
But he pet couldn't seem to get energy
up
To dig up tbe tiniest Weed.
"It's stratum" said his wife to a oaller
ane day,
„I don't know what makes Tim so
slow,"
And the good little Daher replied, "Why
my dear,
It'e the fault of the comet, yon know."
The baby was arose and the doctor said
"teeth,"
But now she knew better than that!
"The comet is coming," she told him,
"that's why
He it fretful and cross as a oat."
The cook took French leave, and the
nurse broke her arm,
But mother smiled on, just the same,
"We're none of ne natural just now,"
she deolared.
The oomet, you know, is to blame!"
So it goes-andthere's peace in the
whole house, despite
The troubles that come thick and fast,
The weather is weird and the team does-
n't win. 1 "'
And the coalin the cellar won't last.
There's nothing goes right from dawn
nutil dusk,
But nothing looks dreadfully blaok,
For we My all the blame on the comet,
you see-
And the comet it doesn't talk bank.
COWS AND HENS BUY PIANO.
Ever hear of cows and hens buying
pianos? Why no! you say; that's fooI-
ishf What would they do with a
piano?? Well, foolish or not, the cows
And hens of a family near • Owen Sound
ate 'tally buying a piano. Not fo
themselves, but for the family. Here's
the story.
One day recently a local agent of a
piano Co., was out in the suburbs. He
called at one plane; but though the lady
said they would like a piano, she did
not want to close a deal. As he was
going away the agent noticed that they
had a big flock of chickens and several
cows. Turning to the lady he said
half jokingly: "Tell you what I'll do.
I'll sell yon de piano, and take the price
in butter and eggs." The proposition
naught the lady's fanoy. In short order
t he deal was closed -a $450.00 piano for
so many pounds of batter and so many
dozen eggs, delivered es convenient, at
m arket price. And the agent returned
You Blame
theStomach
But chronic Indigestion will disappear
when the liver, kidneys and bow -
eta are set right by DR. A. W.
CHASE'S KIDNEY AND
LIVER PILLS
You are skeptical.
For you have tried .many medicines
and still suffer from indigestion with
all its annoying symptoms.
Take a new line.
Leave the stomach alone, for the
soureo of trouble is in the intestines,
and healthful digestion can be restored.
by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase's •Kid-
noy and Liver Pills.
Mr. 0. D. Bennett, Maple .Otove,
Megantie Co., Que., writes: -"r had.:
dyspepsia. very bad. The food Would
sour, my stomach would :swell up. 1
suffered a great deal and maid not
sleep. As the result of using Dr,
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills I am now
entirety cures) and can eat any kind
of food. They have made a new man
and y Dun
e ino nie and.I cannot
grman f
sov too nmehtheir r+rafse.'
D.r. A. W. Chase's ICillney and Liver
Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box,
at all dealers or Ldmansin, Bates 8t
Co., Toronto. -
to town that evening with the first in
stellment- fifty dozen egp,s and fltty
pounds of butter -in his buggy, Every-
one perfectly satisfied. The parohaser
got a piano an thlt easiest possible terms;
and the agent got what is Pat as good
as the Dash these days -if not a little
better, Now if the Dose and the hens
didn't buy that piano, who did? -Owen
Sound San,
CONCRETE T4iOUGHS.
They Are Durable and Healthful For
the Stock.
Ao the equipment Of the farm and,
dairy takes on an air of permanence
commensurate with the well estab-
!lathed plan of thew and dairy opera-
doua instituted by industrious busi-
Hess farmers tile dual profits of the
place are distinctly increased. Perma-
nent material costs more at first than
perishable c•oustruction, but where the
business is to follow a fairly settled
policy durability far more than repays
the little extra first cost it necessi-
tates. Of all exaslieratiug, short lived
things on the dairy farm cheap wood-
en water troughs and -tanks are among
the worst. Couc-rete tanks are prac-
tically indestructible and never, leak.'
from age or from exposure to the sun.
The- first cost is practically the last of
this artificial stone tank, so that the
foresight to install it works an appre-
ciable reduction in the anttial ex-
penses'of dairy. 4araii uiferatiuu.
• The conditions for making a trough
Water tight are, first, n richer mixture
tor ordi-
naryCOOeI'G'te CI1:1 II IS required l)
nary work: set•uu(t.s*+,i"otigu anter in
mixing to give a sloppy cunrrE te. and.
third, the placing or all concrete at ane
operation. It is ea tieuaely dil:ii'uit tfa
make, any structure water tight Unless-
all
nlessall three of the above conditions are
complied with. -. o
The hest of rot^rete should be used.
%fix one part of good eemeut to one
and n .half parts of clean, coarse sand
to three darts of screened gravel or
broken stones. The amount of excava-
tion necessary for the foundation de-
pends upon the size.
Place a two and a half inch layer.of
concrete in the form and immediately
MOM D >t ING P ZOM 00NO81rTU TROTS IL.
after placing rind before the concrete
has set place a sheet o1 woven fence
wire or some other wire fabric over
the concrete, bending it up So' that it
will coins to within an inch of the top
of the forms at the sides and cads.
Place two and a quarter inches more
of the concrete in the bottom rind rani
lightly to bring the mortar to the sure
face and smooth it 01Y evenly. The
time to remove the forms depends
upon Conditions, such as the wetliessa
of the ,:oiicrete, the weather and the
temperature. Paint the inside surface
with pure poltland cement mixed as
thick as Cream..
ABSOLUTE
$ECUR1TYI
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills
Must Bear.Slgnature of
See Fao.Slmile Wrapper Below.
'Very email and as easy
t0 take ee.angan, t
FOR READACRE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FORaTORPID LIVEN.
FOR,CONSTIPATION
FOR SAUCY/SKIN:
FORfTNE COMPLEXION
rote . G13rVi]INIrt MU.THAVt 7s�y XATUR[,
25 c 'Purely Vegetable.i,t1Y�
CARTERS
rTTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CUBE SICK HEADACHE,,
The name of C. Montrose Wright,
who married Mise Florence Kinrade,
was dropped at the Brantford Methodist
eistrtot annual meeting as a probationer
for the ministry.
On Tuesday noon of last week James
Wright's house on the 16th concession
of Howick, took fire and was oompletely
destroyed. The origin of the fire is
somewhat of a mystery, although it is
thought the chimney was accountable
for the conflagration. It was a frame
building veneered with tin, and it burn-
ed so rapidly that nothing upstairs was
saved.
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE SYRUP.
H LPFUI,. NEIGHBORS.
Whe41 am sick I might endure it, it I
could nurse my ii1 alone; but neighbors
tell me how to mire it, and fill my soul
with grlet and groan, Corns ]curt my
foot --1 thought they'd spoil iit--the
neighbors hastened to my door; "out of
you toot," they said, "mod bail it, and
you will bane thecorns no more," I
had a dose of lniiuenzy---have you e'er'
had that blamed disease? It fairly
drives you to a frenzy; yon gasp, and
Dough, and choke, and aneez,e; you
Whistle when you breathe, and smother,
lungs seem fullof carpet tacks, And oft
you wish some kindly brother Would
hit YOU with a bsttleaze. And while I
howled around ip sorrow, one neighbor
said: "Drink kerosene, and you'll be
pranoing round to -morrow as chipper as
a colt, 1 wean," Another said: "Mix
lye and whiskey, and drink a gallon,
smoking hot; in half an hour you'll feel
BO frisky, they'll have to hold you down,
I wot." Another Dame, a bearded
Druid, who through his snowy whiskers
hissed: "Fill np with good embalming
fluid, and you will be all right, I wiet."
Oh, oftentimes I feel like thunder, my
works seem always out of plumb; at
such times, tai it any wonder 1 hate to see
the neighbors oome?-Walt Mason,
Is Specially Calculated To Cure All DM -
eases of the Throat and Lungs.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Croup, Pain or Tightness in*
the Chest; and all Bronchial Troubles
yield quickly to the curative powers of
this prince of pectoral remedies. It
contains all the virtues of the world
famous Norway pine tree, combined
with Wild Cherry Bark, and the soothing,
healing and expectorant properties of
other excellent herbs and barks.
+Mrs. John fetch,
Windsor, Ontario,
+ Nasty ♦ t oublcd with a nose
♦ Ilaeking + ty hacking cough
}Cured. $ for the past s i x
t++++++44- mouths and used a
lot of different re-
medics but they
me no good.At
I was advised
by a friehd to try Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup and with the first few doses
I found great relief and to -day my hack-
ing cough has entirely disappeared and
I am never without Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup in the house."
The price of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup is 25 eents per r e bottle. bot le. It is put up
in
ay ellow wrapper, or threepine trees
the trade mark, so be sure and accept
none of the many substitutes of the
original "Norway Pine Syrup."
Manufactured only by The T. Uiiburo
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont,
Would You Provide
for the Care of
Canada's Needy
Consumptives it
THEN SEND YOUR 0 NT
RIBUTI N>
i0 me
MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL.
0FOR CONSUMPTIVES
MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
MAIN BUILDING FOR PATIENTS.
A. national institution that accepts
patients from all parts of Canada.
Here is one of hundreds of letters
being received daily
John D. McNaughton, New Lis-
keard, Ont. : A young pian not be-
longing here, and suffering from,'
it is believed, consumption, is
being kept by one of the hotels
here. He has no means and has
been refused admission to our
hospital, The conditions where
he iv offer him no chance. Could
he be admitted to your Free Hos-
pital for Consumptives? If not,
could you inform me where he can
be sent, and what steps are neces-
sary to secure prompt admittance?
NOT A SINGLE PATIENT HAS OVER BEEN
REFUSED ADMISSION TO THE MUSKOKA
FREE HOSPITAL BECAUSE OF HIE OR HER
INABILITY TO PAY.
Since the hospital was opened in
April, 1902, one thousand five
hundred and twenty-four patients
have been treated in this one insti-
tution, representing people from
every province in the Dominion.
For the week ending November
20th, 1909, one hundred and twenty-
five patients were in residence.
Ninety-six of these are not paying a
copper for their maintenance -absolutely
free. The other twenty-nine paid
from '$2.00 to $1.90 a week. No
one pays more than $4.90.
Suitable cases are admitted
promptly on completion of appli-
cation papers.
A GRATEFUL PATIENT
Norah P. Canham: Enclosed you
will find receipt for my ticket from
Gravenhuret, hoping that you will
be able to.oblige.me with the fare.
I was at your Sanatorium ten
months, and I was sent away from
there as an apparent cure. I am
now working in the city, and I am
feeling fine. I was most thankful
for the care I got from the doctors
and staff, and I must say that I
spent the time of my life while I
was,there. ,
TAK15O THE CURE IN .WINTER AT MUSKOKA
FREE HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
The Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives is dependent on the
Acid -will and gifts of the Canadian
public, Money is urgently needed
at the present time to make it
possible to care for the large and
increasing* number of patients that
are entering the institution.
Will you help ?
Where greater urgency ?
tuiYtCa
greatest reatest charity.
Contributions may be sent to
W. 3. Gage, Esq., 81 Spadiria Ave.,
or J. S. Robertson, Sec'y.Treas.
Mi,tiona.1 Sanitarium Association,
1317 King St., W7., Toronto, Canada.
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MEN -YOU NEED NERVE
EARLY INDISCRETIONS AND
EXCESSES HAVE UNDER-
MINED YOUR SYSTEM
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Tho nerves control all actions of the body so tat ;la ••
thing that debilitates them will weaken 011
tho system. Early Indiscretions and EN.ecns.,e :1
ruined thousands of promising young men. 1„ 7tnntur:.a
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This is the conditionour New Method Treatment is
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