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AST RESORT
When ali else failed, the Doctors
said, "fry Fruitwa-iives" •
And" FruiI-a-Iives" cured .Mrs Cadieux
F ANTAGEN$T, ONT., JANIa-kV 31001910.
"About March lst 1909, I was taken deathly sick with Stomach Trouble,
Backache and General Breakdown. I failed from 125 pounds down to 80 pounds,.
was confined to bed for eight weeks, and was unable to eat or keep anything on my
stomach, vomiting nearly all the tune, I expected to die, and took many remedies
as well as employing different physicians. The doctors said they could do nothing
for me and, as a last resort, one of the .doctors told me "to try Fruit-a-tives- _ if
they would not cure me, nothing would".
My husband bought "Fruit -a -lives"
from Mr. Arthur Roleau, merchant of
Plantagenet, and I started taking them
at once, and inside of ten days, I was
able to leave my bed. My stomach got
strong and 1 could eat and retain my
food. I gained rapidly and soon had
my usual good health back again, and
today I weigh as much as ever, 125
pounds." ..
t MDE. LAURENT CADIEUX,
Even the doctors are recommending'
"Fruit-a-tives" They realize now
that these wonderful fruit juice tablets
will positively cure all Stomach.
Troubles, Indigestion and Dyspepsia -
'and they are using "Fruit-a-tives" in
their practice.
Few people realize the vital impor.,
tanteof keeping their blood' . pure.
Moe LAURENT CADIEUX Impure Mood is the chief cause of
Stomach Trouble, because it is from
the blood that the stomach obtain': the fluid which digests food. When the blood
is laden with impurities, the disolving fluid (or Gastric juice) will be. impure.
These impurities may come from a congested liver, from Constipation, from weak
kidneys, from an inactive skin, or from all four, Naturally, the ordinary
"digestive powders" and "pepsin tablets" will not cure the trouble, because they
only help to dissolve the food -they do not go to the seat of the trouble. "Fruit-
a-tives" is the greatest remedy ever discovered for all forms of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and other Stomach Disorders, because "Fruit -a -fives" is unequalled as
a blood -purifying medicine. "Fruit-a-tives" acts directly on the liver, regulates
the bowels, strengthens the kidneys, stimulates the skin, and thus rids the whole
system of all impurities. "Fruit -a -fives" will positively cure you of any kind of
Indigestion. "Fruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers at 50c a box, 6 for $2.50 or
trial size, 25c. If you are unable to obtain "Fruit-a-tives" conveniently,do not
accept substitutes but send to "Fruit-a-tives" Limited, Ottawa'alid the regular
size packages will be mailed you, postpaid, on receipt of price.
The Vinton New Era
March elle, 1910
tnusiastie about toe, Uriueveropeu iia.
WESTERN OIL PIONEER. turd) resouces of the 'region which' is
the scene of his activities, tind re-
• marked to the writer of these notes
that while, in justice to himself and
' his associates, he cannot divulge the
exact results of experimental borings
'which have cost a large fortune, he
is delighted with results. He prediets
that the Athabasca region before
many years will be the most produc-
tive oil field in the world. "The . re-
sults of our work this year," he re-
marked, "have been more ;gratifying:
than ever, before,"'Mr. von Hammer -
`f' s eii�" ri stat'us tiirTt""t'heexeris- no-•-d�oubt
,about , there being plenty of gold in
the Peace: River,"for he bus worked
clanks at several points with good re-
sults. He expects to return to Ed-
monton soon, so that he. will be able
to make the trip to McMurray before
,, the _snow and ice `go. •
Drdt Vaa's French Female Pill's
theWife's Friend
1 A. reliable '.regatabor; :never fails
CV tile loess tit s :e-• exceedingly
JO terfu in re roll esti .t ; he generative
. t i ' :ion of the farual ' iy-tem, they are
tri:t'y safe to use. •'Lefuse all cheap
•+;tions. Dr de V . t' -t are seld.at' .$5
ir,ur three for $10 Miifled. to any
11'N -as, The 5tebe11 Ding Cu.' St,.
Catherine -4 On
Alfred Von Hammerstein Has Had
Adventurous Career.
In 1897 there proceeded Erten Ed-
monton, with a party of three bound_
for the Klondike, a young German
of good family, named Alfred von
Hammerstein. He reached Fort Liard,
and even proceeded a short distance
beyond, but then decided to retrace
.-.steps-..-and--.locate....in,_the_ "ILLon:
round Lake Athabasca, which 'appear-
ed to him to offer exceptional-advan-
tages
xceptional-advan-
tages to the prospector: Reaching
Athabasca Landing, he opened a store
there as an inilnediate means of live-
lihood, and; incidentally, with a view
to acquainting himself with the habits
of the country and its latent natural
wealth. After a few months he dg.
cid'ed to devote his attention especial-
ly to prospecting for petroleum in the
vicinity of Port McMurray, and. for
years he has been carrying on bor
ings there at gt•eat • expense, the ne-
cessary capital Issteg provided by him-
self and friends in ope and Can-.
Ltda. Besides superintending the •bor-..
ing operations he has been prospect
ing for gull and other minerals, 'and.
with the exception of. a few weeks
each winter .:pent�in Ottawa his time
has been °devoted. in 1)is own words,
to"travelling, [ratting, mining noel
stunting. ' Mr. von Hammerstein (he
denloc•r-alieally resents tht' .use of tile:
title "('aunt- to which he is entitled)
'r once nlort' bi t'k 111 Ottawa, corre-
'puntlin with his principals An Eu -
:,pe and at the same timeeonsult}lig
r.ith officials of the -Geological Sutvey
'wgarding the showings tlittde ou
saute of his recent prospecting work.
He is a most interesting,. and in many
-respects, picturesque, personage, this
;ICED -Ian pioneer of the Athabasca oil
fields, and during his stay at the cavi-
tal he is always quite a social lion. -
it is at first a little difficult to iden- I
tify the .well-groomed gentlemen in
"vening.dress
n one meets in Ottawa
drawing -rooms with the roughly -clad
and unkempt prospector, miner, me-
chanic and hunter who figures in.
many of the wilderness photographs
he shows to his friends in his rooms.
Mr. von Hammerstein's life in the
distant Northwest has been full..of
adventure and peril. A couple 01
years ago, while hunting he was dan-
gerously, in fact it was feared at first
fatally, wounded. He had only one
companion with him, and to save
the life of the wounded man the eom-
patliotl had to leave von Hammer-
stein alone for two days while he
went in search of messengers to de-
spatch for a surgeon at 1';dntonton,
nearly four hundred miles away by
trail and stream. While on his way
to Ott k ,c this autumn his .hotel up-
set
set in the rnpidk of the Athabasca
River and his two companions were
drowned. Iia' himself, was saved as if;
by a miracle the rapids throwing him
ashore in a half -stunned and bruised
condition.
Mr. von Hammerstein is most en-
.1
The. �lork Card
' Perttmtps the latest tiling •in tbe `wlty •
of cord's is the stork card. ' used • by 'hap•.
pv.,parents to announce to relative/4
i • and friends a'visit from the stink. It.
is engraved in blankform like this:
Arrived at '
This clay ot,. 19.,..
(Official Weight.. ......
Seal.)
Within. the seal in the lower left
hand cdrnci' of the .curd Is a tiny' en-
graved raved figure ul °E a s tock .
The time of the stork's taming', is
written in the first line and. the day,
Inotttli and year in the -next. while in
the full blank third line'may be writ-
ten the name, of the visitor that the .
stork brought.' Under, this, hi the space •
provided for it, is written t)ile vis-
itor's weight, and the - last .line of •the
Card is, of. course, , for the •signature of
the parents. • -•
btage might.
"The husband has
y tell 1 me your b d be.
come one of the easiest: and Most
graceful after dinner speakers in the
city. 1.understand he has no end of
engagements."
"Yes, andv si
ere 1 have to t up and give
him a good Wilber after every one of
diem."
"After every banquet?"
"Yes. When be knows they are goo
ing to call on him to speak he's always
too scowl to eat." -New Welt Journal.
MyLady�eautilul
Health is true beauty. The thane of bright eyea, rosy cheeks, rotinded figure,
buoyant and elastic step is within the reach of every woman.
Reasonable care in diet, regular exercise and due amount of sleep with an
occasional dose of
insemiesienswereme
will keep most w'ortlfp'n in health. The timely Used these pills witt strengthen
the system, renew theaupply of blood and relieve nausea and depression.
The beneficial effects of Beeeltatn's lilts oft, the bowels, liver, stomach, blood
and coPlexion+ make them women's greatest aid to healthIlland in a true sensee
Nalure's Cosmeic
Prepared only. by Theme 13eecltant, St. Helens, Lancashire, Seg and.
Sold by sit Druggists in Canada and U. 5. Aruerica. in boxes 25 cents,
SILOS ARE NECESSARY,,
They, • Are a Valuable Asset In ..the.
Dairy Poring Winter Season,
Those interested in shoe will lind a
valuable tessnn tit the following erode
by an expert ilalrymite:
The hest dairyman In my netghbor-
hood built a silo hist fall Stud now he
says he does iota see how he got along
s0. long without one. There had been.
shoe le the Cottlinunity, but to him they
still seemedsomething of au expert -
Inept. The cost ot building loomed up
before him. Ile had been too busy to
give .ouch attention to the success ot
Itis neighbors, and [De prospect ot los-
ing his feed kept pito iu dread. But
one season's ex.pertenre Allowed Klin 1
lbttt a Silo 1i :t net•eSHity. NO dail•y-
loan eau afford to do without silage
for winter feeds
111 tate first plane. one can get more
feet[ stuff (rout a gtveu inec'e of mud
10 corn than 10 nuythitrg else. on good
Ittnti in a favorable 'season .eine may
get at very little expense from len to
twenty tons of the best feed per acre
plauted ; iu corn and peas or sorghum
and peas. '
Now. the.silo- Is the means .for"sav•
Ing every pound Rt this vast hulount
of feed 1u the best manner, A good
hotnetnade small stave silo may be
made by any tanner who can use
toils dr by a common carpenter, But
If a farmer, Whines to matte the silo
a permanent improvement ou hes farm
he simple get one ot the • ready tirade -
small situs with patent .doorway. The
first silo 1 bilitt 1 put up myself with
i stxteee-j:eer-old 'boy in one day, it
Wits a :vital( oues to be sure. ouly seven
l'ef't int diameter and twelve feet high.
*Mould not again build one so small,
tits that was something of au experi-
ment. By elevatiug the Cutter to a
let•ei with , the mow of the barn .this
silo toes tilled by means of a two horse,
tetter power without a carrier, The
silo wile made of undressed boards
three mopes wide. They were simply
i set up edge to edge _without eltber
matching or needing. list the exited-
,
MONEY .IN WINTER PORK,
large Profits Await Farmer' Who Elio
ter This Field -
well kuown authority ou tbe :refs-
lug of hogs rasa that the winter pork
productlou is Got carried ee as exten-
steely as It ought to be on tbe average
,farnt. Many farmers think that the
only economic way to products ports
at a. profit is to grow the stock On
green forage crops during the (summer
mouths and fatten ou rye, barley or
the soft grata: et the corn crop, '.Vbis
is a .mistaken impression, and the
sooner farmers in general Bet aside
this erroneous idea `tbe better It will
be for their pocketbooks.
There le money in whiter pork pro-
duction If judiciously managed. 1 have
been following winter pork making
for the past ten or twelve years, and
1 find that it is one of tbe best paying
adjunctsto the farm..
The farmer who follows winter
dairying is to a particularly good posi-
tion to make winter pork production a
very profitable business. On most
dairy farms the •Intik is separated be-
fore leaving the premises, tberefere
rurulshing a large amouut or economic
feed for pork making. During late
Years 1 have been separating my milk
et the farm and matting butter, and 1„
leave !Gond that hogs are one ot the
best, mediums through which to dis-
pose of separated Intik at the greatest
net profit. Many dairynett self their
wills direct to the creamery and, not
considering the skimmilk .product or
sufficient value to pother with, give it
away to any one who will take care
of it, This practice is one of the most
common and greatest leaks oo the farm
wbere dairying is made a business..
It is vitally Important in handling ,
winter hogs for pork production to
give adequate protection froth cold
weather. The portable system of ban -
dung hogs during the summer months
is nbt sufficient protection to insure the
most profit from winter pork produc-
tion. The hogs should be given the
best of -care, and to this end f find that
a basement barn is the best place. A •
large yard should be at tbe disposal of
•
The Firm Belihid
Ea't'v A efL LthC05tPLETCD:
tilent. was h•' stleress. 'l'he• dnntpness
autislesitot the silage closed the joints
so that they been 100 air tight, and as
t had but one dour there was only a
srnttl! quantity of spoiled feed around
it and the nect'ssary lust' on toil:. .late
rest of It. Wits as good silage as I now
MVO in a patent She !(nide with staves
that are, tongued and griiovetl 'gait(•
he vet :edged` Eveu :a silo Of that Size
will.hold• enough, itled stir three cows',
.for four• ltiontlts, •tl3 • ilreseet one is•
night feet. ih dinmetei' �u.ud *eight Pelf
feet high atiU for rbe•last two winners
Inas fed tine t•ows -four months: ft 1 •
were in the teguinr d.l:iry business
should provide silagefor alt my Milk-.
ing ' (awe for six 01(111ths Iti'ttie veer.
Children � en C
r3r
FOR "FLETCHER'S
CASTORt•A'
THE MICROSCOPE. '
It Has Its Prototype in Every Spher-
ical Drop of Water. '
Nature offers ..a free - microscope
Whenever one is wanted.. She has
been dealing in free optical instru-
ments and optical phenomena ever.
since the first dewdrop toruled or the
first raindrop fell earthward. Every
dewdrop and raindrop • and spherical
crater drop has all the powers and
principles of a microscope. To get
one of nature's microscopes iu opera-
tion i n take up a drop of water between •
the two poftits of tw'o sharpened sticks, �
Say matches,and hold the drop over
the minute object to be examined. The
result will be that the object will be
ing:llfied about tbreedlaneters. The
supposed invention •e)f,the microscope
was nothing mot'e than shapiifg a
piece of grass into an Imitation of- a
Witter drop so as. to be easily handled.
Spiders hove made suspension bridges
fey ages, The rough edge of sword
grass gave the ltiventor the idea of
the reaper' blade for the harvester.
Tie buzzard has been using the aero-
_11i,'Uz0_$or, flying a good many centuries.
By tapping g on ao end -of a1ofi b
eain•
the .man at • farther can hear
the fotor en d c'1
telegraphing,
• uthe sound traveling.
�o
g
throughthe timber. 1`lshes have been
using bladders . of wind for balloons,
lifting them hi water 'for countless
years. Water has been a camera ever
sine° the 'world had sunshine.
Help yourself to nature's store of all
n,
never sayatty.
a tte but v
thin,: inn ods,
thfnf; about the invention. Nature in-
vented; you Can only arrange and Com-
bine filets.
gook's Cotton Root Compound
Tho great rterine Tonle, Mid
)1 Gills
safe effectual Monthly
Itcgnlator on which wemon Can
dopond, Sold 18 three de rtes
of strength -No. 1, $1; No. 2,
�: 10 cit „ret y 'stronger� ,' 3; No. 3.
fort. special eatsei, ,•s, 5 per aux
LI I' all druggists. or sent
t lilt receipt of 'ekes.
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Medicinal and Toilet- Preparations
When your doctor
giv_.es you a prescription and your druggist fills it,you
have confidence in that ed c ne You have good reason for that confidence,for
behind the medicine is the professional skill as well as the honor of two =en
whom you know and respect. •
When you buy what are ordinarily known as patent medicines at your drug.
gist's, what guarantee have you of either the formulae or the compounding ? Your
druggzzst can give you none, for the makers do not take him into their confidence,
Take for instance headache cures. Many people hesitate to buy them
because they don't know what may be in them. . Not so with NA -DRU -CO
Headache Wafers, Your druggist can get the list -of ingredients from us for
the asking.
Can you think of any article you buy
with which it is more important that you
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GOOD simonise OP OMG.
the hogs to afford them plenty aroma
for exercise. , The quarters should be ,
kept clean and well littered. Plenty
of charcoal and salt should be kept be-
fore the hogs at all times. It is not a
good plan to urge the growing stock
along too -rapidly: at first, if confined to
limited quarters, as they are apt to.
take. ea., flesh more rapidly than bode
development and come to ma ar trW7
fore, reaching the desired weight. - I.
find that the best manner to feed skim-
milk Is by mixing it with bran,'mid-
dlings and cornmeal, about equal parts.
This gives plenty of radge to the ra-
tion and will produce a very 'satfsfac-
tory bone and flesh growth.. .
Dried Beet Pulp For Feeding.
Dried beet pulp is"ap excellentfeed
for the 'stock, particularly for the.rea--
son that it contains so little water.
You don't have to pay for water when.
buying dried beet pulp. When mols-
tened it becomes succulent and there-
fore is, most excellent for' winter feed-
ing. Beet pulp is a better ,and. cheaper
feed than ('ornmeat for making beet',`
Milk, butter. mutton or wool.
THEVC +.T
IERI.NARY' .:
One Who has a mare -that is troubled
with strained tebdous with •lied it -a
n
g
good plan to se some' me stroug.linftnent
about the fetlock. If this .does not
give her reliefapply it good blister.
• One Way to Make the Cow geed, . •
Try ftieding.ner good oats for grain
feed stud 'a tablespoonful of the fol-
lowing powder mixed in: common salt, .
two pounds;. powdered 'eharcoat
one
Potted; powdered d nu v mica eigbt
ounces. Mir well together. (live twice
a day. •
For the Mule That Sweats.
Feed- the urate good hay,,Wbeat bran,
oats_ and core,, aril it will recover. it
never pays to. feed other mall a bat
anted ration to any stock, and '.the
higher priced the feed tbe greater the
need of such balanced ration to make •
it brofitfiable. .
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St. John, Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston,
Toronto, Hamilton, Loudon, Winnipeg,
Regina, Calgary, Nelson,- Vancouver and
Victoria, and chemical works and laboratories.
in; Montreal. and Toronto.
We are the largest buyerg of drugs and do
the greater part of the wholesale drug business.
• in Canada. ' We employ a staff of about nine
hundred 'peopleand distribute in salaries,
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ingredients in any NA -DRU -CO preparation.
It you• hare- not-entirely.sati d with ani
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Kidney and I,iver Pills Baby's Cough Syrup Mosquito Oit (Contihued) • Beef Iron and wine, (a sizes)
.—. Plasters CodZeivcr Oil Compound,
3.tttlel.txrrRills-... _ .ilxS$YrHp. T
Cascara Laxatives -(Tablets(` g lowed, ixariice and --"- - ^Woolf-Hazel,-Distilledq _ e . Tastriesa;(z sizes)•=
Cascara Aromatic ageless ' Chlorodyne (z sizes) • Ointments and Salves:
• Fig Syrup Throat Gargle Cod bider Oil $mutsion
Fruit Saline " Pastilles
Blood Purifiiere, . sa & !nil
stomach( &Liver; . CharcoalDyspep'riable
HerbTgblets . Dyspepsia Tablets
Hrb'l'ea
Btnoed, Puri
Eel' • Eye Troubles:
Sarsaparnla
)33)6 Water Rheumatism:, Bowel Complaints: Safe:. Rhewmattsat cure Blaud's Pills
Blackberry Cgrdtat •• Foot Remedies : Toilet : ' -
Wild Strawberry Extract Cam ltorice- Toothache:
$::once of Ginger
Corn Cure Liquid p
" It Salve Cold Cceam (s sizes) �. .
For Children:
¶dieatrical, (3'stzes) Toothache.D'ropg
. rt Powder . Gnat
Baby's Cough Syrup • Complexion Cream
Baby's Soothing Po*ders Headache Wafers. Cucumber and Witch M'soellaneous :
Baby's Tablets •Hazel'Cream
Soothing Syrup Kidneys: Witch Hazel Cream Antiseptic -Fluid
Worm Syrup Bitch r Juniper Kidn� Pitts . Tatcum Powder, Violet Sanitary Tablets(Antiseptie)
" Powders Kidney y " - " Rose '' �saaatal Perles•
" I pz ogee, Chotolate y " " . Flesh Marking Ink
u Q g -Liniments and Flusters: Tooth. Paste Extract of Beef, s sizes
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Sugarof i heating t, Powder Rennet Tablets
Sugar of Milk I,iniknent, White hair Restorer Sabadilla (Dredge.Boxes) .
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Carbolic Salve 'sizes)
Eczema Ointment Cod Eiver Oil in flasks,
: • Healing Salve , (3 sizes)
11/Scathe! Salve Qelaine Wine
Resorcinol Ointment : Qginine Iron antiwitte
Stainless Iodine Ointment syrup hypophos, (2 sizes)
Pile Ointment
(3 sizes) Celery Nerve Tonle
Nervozone
Iros Pills
Air
r E.ARLY BALLOONING,•
Some Odd Ideas That Prevailed In the
• • Eighteenth Century. •
As far back 'as 1844 the American
public were 'led to believe that the
. Atlantic had b4en crossed do a bal-
loon. On May 28in -
, that year; the
y
New York Sun published- a detailed
aceount of an aerial voyage front Liv
erpooi to Charleston,, which purported
to .liar a been accomplished by "the .
steering balloon Victoria in a period• of
seventy-five hours from. land to land,"
Five columns were devoted' to the de-
scription of • the journey and t0 a .sei-
entitle account of the balloon, of
which a woodt:ut,was. given, and an
:air of•'verlsimilitude was added 'by a
list of . eight passengers, one of the
unmee mentioned being that of Harri-
son Ainsworth; who Avas thou . att ho •
bbight of his fame.,• -
At the end of the eightenth century
balloons were all 'the rage; Then, as
now, enthuslastapredictedntfm '
r
at hand when war would either be an
awful .matter •of the annihilation of
arinlea and forts by bombs from above
or would cease "altogether. througtl the
abolition of frontiers and the fusion •
of nations. Prophecy Rent .even fur-
ther.
Canals Sind roads were to valilsh and
the spate occupied by them to be re•
stored, to agriculture. And chips. (if
any still existed) when catight in a
storm would.. be-grapp.1eL1 Jly the mast
from balloons b !loons n n
bore n ctco
f t a e v n- •
s
veyed .into port or even carried over
mountain ranges.
When You, Can't Steels.
There is an -odd theory. which twiny'
people believe and which Is certainly
tnirmless, that sleeplessness may often
he cured in the following odd tufty)
Move your bed tlllt Into the 1n0111 SO
that no part of bed or rovers will touch
the wall, '1'hen place ander each Caster
of the bed a piece of rubber or n rah- •
iter overshoe 0r' set the easter in a
thick glass dish Then go to bed, mak-
sure the covers do not touch the .
wall. 'lhns the bed and yourself will
MakeEach. orth
s
Day
e. Nobody ever hcard'of "stock food" curing the hats or colic, making. .
7 t ., •$t hens lay in winter, increasit,g the yield of milk five pounds per cowa ciay,
.Cost
a or restoring run-down animals to plumpness and vigor.. '
Whert you feed "stock food" to your cow, horse, swine or poultry,
„ a you are merely feeding them what you. are growing on your own farm,
TI;E 'Your animals do need nc,t more feed, bat something to help their
E1wL + bodies et of the +ood. ut of the Iced Vo give o t, 1 6 o Vett gt thein so they can get fat
2; 02W •of'. and stay tat an year. round: also to prevent dise Ise, cure disease and keep '
l a,•cesf Winner of them up to the best possible condition. No Mek food.' can do all these •
any Pacer on
things. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC. can and does, .Itis
-Grand Circuit, •' Iota "StockFood" But a ``I��IDnditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPR,CIFIC contains no grain. nor farm Products. It increases
yield of milkfrotn three to five pounds per eow p.a. day bcfor,i the Specific has been used two
weeks• It makes the mills richer and adds f1. h fa ,cr t an a' y othrr•prepat'atton known.
Young calves fed ' with ROYAL PURPLE are as large at si weeks old as.they would by when
fed with ordinarymaterials mat r: fa. ten ve a
at a ek
' .ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
hi Ito- run-down
nc auni n
m I
Ps anti re
stn
res t
h
ens to
• plumpness almost magically. Cures bots colic worms, skin diseases and, dehility_permanently.
• Dan McEwen, the horseman; says: i have used ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC;
persistently in the fee,ting of 'The ReI,' 2,0241, largest winner, of any pacer on Orand Circuit ip
1993, and 'Henry Winters,' 2.0111, brother of 'Allen Winters,' winner of $30,000 in trotting Stakes
in 1908. These horses have never 'been off their feed since 1 commenced using t2pyal ITurpTc
Specific almost atsar ago and I will always have it instables." .
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STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
One 50c.•package'of ROYAL, PURPLE STOCK SISECIFIewiltiastone animal seventy
days, which is a little over two thirds of a cent a clay Most stock foods in fifty cent packages
last but fifty days and are given three times a day. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPCIFIC
Li given but once a day, and lasts half again as iongA 51,50_pail containing four times the
amount of the fiftyCent package wilt last 210 days, ROYAL PURPLE will, increase the valve
of your stock 25* It IS an astonishingly quiet fattener, stimulating the appetite and the
relish for' food, d assistingh�
nature to digest and turn fecal fntnt3esh. Asa L7 fattener it is a leader.
It will save many times its Cost in veterinary'•iilt. ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY
SPE
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I-FIG-
ouiotherSpecific
for
poultry,.
not for One St) cent eactmge will
iit Last twent• y -five ,,o" ka s.ora-Dwilcosting €1.50 will las "twenty•iive htns 28days. which four timesema4tnai for onty three times the cost• It makes a laying machine- out of your hens
summer nod ,winter, reventsfowls -losin flesh at moulting time, andt.u,en poultrydisenuen• '
every package of LOYAL PURPLE TOCK SPECIFIC or POULTRY SPCIFIC is
guaranteed,
[lust use RdYAL PURPjIt on one of ybur animals and anpether preparation on another
animal in tat: same eonditiont niter Cnntpuring results ynu WIit ttayROYAL PURPLE bas
them all Treat todeath, oretsebaefccomesyatt t-toncy. FRCP. -Alit .:..
your merchant or write us for our valuable a2 -page booklet ou cattle
and poultry diseases, containing alno
conking receives and fnit particulars about
ROY C ICS,ST.00K and POUL-
ff you Cannot get Rayat Purple
Specifics front merchants or agents, we
evin suroly teat dircet, express prepaid,
on receipt of $f SO a tail for either Poultry
or'Stola Specifics.
Make money a line as ear agent in
your district. Write for terms..
Per ::ills t
tl y all up•to•date merchants.
�N. A, Jenkins iyttg, Co.; London, Cant
-be cutoff from ell electric Contact with , .
floor or t'all, fau'h absence of electric r
conttiet, it Is tlidnlyd,• will make ;l'°tl It '1:m a;1 I1 1 1 r1 i l t I dile £i'O a, •a' - t11)k' '(1's andi r'ee. !hooklets air
sleep better. It is fetid to have cured' kept its >tt « 1, lit - lilies
stubborn eases of iusolnnla.
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