Exeter Advocate, 1911-7-27, Page 3110W TO OBTAlli
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A Tnatolent to Restore the Blood
Supply Mat Ras Been ilost
Saooessful
There is only this to tell people
who are pale, weak and bloodless.
You are pale and weak heeaese
You haree't enough' blood and yea
'won't be better until your blood
eupply is inereaeed. You ehould
iet lose ..cluy time in increasing
roux Mood saPP1X, fer PeoPle who
etegleet anaemia, oftee slip int) a
eleadly decline, 'When yoe have
ancreased yoer blood sepply yen
cari reasoeably expect to have a
Food color, to have lost that circa,
breathless feeling, to have a good
appetite arid get good nourish.
meet, roi eour food. Now the
only quick and a/ways effeetive
wey to get sepply of PeW,
'red Wood is to tacce Dr. Willianie
Pills. Every he
€p to to make pew bleed,
rd tb;:, new blood coursiug
egle the vektts, brings health
and etremeilt TO (WeV,Y organ and
,overy part of the body, leaking
Neale peeple bright, active
And etrone, rtie has been proved
tlioncands o ellFeS of which the
se of Mrs. George Clark, Ali.
btsfoz, ll,C, is a fair 4arop1e.
Mi Cierk says; 'After epeedieg
° end six menthe in 4- hoe-
ing for a nuree, I began
n health, was very pale
least exertion would leye
tele out of breath, Atter graduat-
ieg I ea e to British Columbia it)
take up ny prlefi6911 aS a private
rfl st case I took
We to go ou with
tore' took,. failed
ting 011 11IN OWII jdg
°chased eupple of Dr.
rik Pills, Betere
hed them 1 was reelly
rc3dt The volo
ee. I gained i
the timo I had
back at my
rn Iteve
fnendlY
ng o Dr. 'Williams' Pink
V;
amo back to
gth aid
a nine boxes
AS 43 nurse.
ftU I, but still have
by all medicine dealers
by mail et 40 eenes a box, or si
boxes for e0, from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Broekville,
Oet,
3100SE, IIA ELK.
ideet of •/: Region Where fhb
C4 t* Fetidly Congreeates.
other locality- is know
c many of the geltue Cer-
vus are contained together as in
Kittson comity, in the north-weet-
ern corner of Minneeotet," said
Charles Hallock, the sporteman
nd allure student. "Withie an
area of lees than seventeeflve miles
ac found moose, elk, caribou and
the eietinct varieties of blaektail
and tvhitetail deer.
"The two latter, seavcely ever
fund together, meet there. The
caribou is seldom found elsewhere
in company with either of them.
There the elk coeitests the eastern-
most limits of his present range.,
and the caribou occupies the most
southern confines of his, while the
lordly moose, nobleet of the Cer-
eidae, ranges the middle ground of
that great norehern thoroughfare
of migration which reaehee from
Nova Scotia to Aleska, without a
break or interruption.
"I have seen a rare freak of na-
ture, a product of that oceupancy
of single range by so many differ-
ent representatives of one genus,
which shows the horns of a moose
and an elk, each perfectly develop -
•ed on one frontal hone, but all one
antler, half moose, half elk. What
the animal that wore these horns
was like 1 was uoable to ascertain.
I should not suppose though that
hybridity would ma nifest, itself in
the horns alone. Under the eon-
ditiOng of habitat hybridity would
not only be quite possible but even
.n atural."
• SHARKS PREFER. WHALE.
ler. Frank T. Tirdlen lias intro-
• duced to a Hall (England) audience
to the delights of, Whaling. It was
a singular thing, be said, but he
had never seen or heard of a shark
attacking a man when there was a
whale about. Ile had seen a man
washed off the back of a lvbale and
.altheugh there were 4200 or 300
sharks busy all round the whale,
they never paid any attention to
lairn at all. A mere miserable mor -
16e1 of a loan was no use to them
when liter° was a Whale about. He
*pent the NV11010 of One Christnets
afternoon until sunset on the back -
whale which in rolling, had
eeled their beat, They knew
arks were underneath and
great problein the* trted to
.dve was how long it would take
tem to get through the basement
Vine o the supestucture
,
_:of city farmers. a
4lty ef sowing wild Of;
WAY TO COOK PICKEREL.. benks of the) 'AreootrPartake of
eimilar clay, which they .eall "rock
J. Recipe $aid to Make a feespined butter." On analysis this strange
Fisk Ewell to Trout food is found to be composed or
the most part of finely pulverized
•"The *trouble with your finineel, Cut and folsPar, Ems, claY, oxide
fishermen wh o decry the ptekerel
not only as fish to have sport with,
but as fish to eae,.is,", said e New
York mae who champions that ash
of small pulebritude and nu -Leh jaw,
"that they don't know how to cook
the Pickerel after they have eaught
him, 1 eonfess t,ht-tt, I nclidn't,10101V
how myself until 1 herd efartly
Hardy, the old Maine woodsman,
deliver himself on the subject one
of Iron, and a residuum. of some
unknown organic matter which
yields ammonia and an ell.
Earth eaters •are frequently t
be foend be the East, The sea -go-
ng Dyaks always have a supply of
yellow ochre on their expeditions
as a reserve in ease the stores
ehoula run out, and in the Malay
Peninsula a white oleaginous (Iv
is used for the same purpose, be
day, Java little cakes of yellowish fatty
4
5 peelee who came to Maine eartinare enold in the market, and
from other States,' said he, 'seem women huy and eitt thern to pre-
fieh to eat, but meet of our Maine The Ainos are enthusiastic
to think that trout are the only serve their- slender figures. earth
people, Avho ere where they ean 'ate", In the nwth end of their
get both pickerel and trout, .0011't e
i5latzd,i-s, e411 he owhere alone -the
put the former aside for the latter, material e4e ug, hut it is car-
eoe 0, good deal. They reeeed ried to all parts. They boil it with
piomrej as at jeat the equal of the root of the wild lily, and when
tout; eel pickerel have also the a C"t4i4 Proportion of the clay has
seeing fie/04y of not pawng en asentcreellietIlhelikreemcla,einaadlle,r is poured off
he pa.ate neerly se qutekly 41S
t The potter$ of Schiele also in.
h'ouchtde earth in their dietary. Among
°The way we cook piekerelto
their weekly expenses an allowance
have them better thae troiit in • always made for -the amoent of
simple but effeetive. Take tt, large eehaniab" vvitich they teed their
Plekerel, say thom two to four
pounds, cican it rocely and split: "!I en nue.
it Oen; dewn the back. Thee eplie tee'lan1411;' is -la white ;14'y te"-n.'t
un
..ider 414e h4e/thoe so as 0 eeee for gla4,Ilg WC. I.
t eve that bope and mut e ser r“les of their Pottery'
Ineeeee of a Irende stone, "lapis
all rib*, Then rub with fine enarine,, ferea a etapie dish with
letting meet of it on the n fee aberieies of New (,aledenia,
parts of the Ash Lap the The explorere, Cloquet and Mis-
r the lieh together' or put Old, when travelling in New Cele -
t flesh to flesh 'end let it lie (-Ionia, eould get oo other food for
Val 11011n, Or -0VOT eeveval days, but foiled noiecon-
05 slightle, to cern the fish, as VeDiellett aTiSillg through eating
the salting must net be to bea.v.e. five ounees daily of this strange
"`Wheu the piekerel is wanted food. The Ottemoe India:re of
ter cooking, -wash it clean, phwe it South Americe He exelusivele on
folly spread oot 0.11 a wire broiler fish and earth. Daring, the seas -
and broil befere a hot firs, When ons of llecel when there eo fish -
sides are thoroughly cooked inge they are dependent, wholly on
servewith pleptsi ef fre,o) better their clay for food, and nmenge
spre4 on, and ifyou do not eel/ t -ery eeitirertahle` with it, They
eqiial to ally fresh water fish thatfind it, so egreenahle that during the
wims, brook trout not excepted, re-st; nfth° Year they "t" a hall Qi
then 1 don't ewes sou ever euree. tt' for deseert. Evidently clay
Ion the edible qualities Of agrees with them, for the Ottanu4's
eked itt that way pick.- "C 01"0"gst the telleet, strongest
d weep (lee, awl, nand hest nouriebed aborigines f
th
S
1. that eag,t be 1 South Ameriea.
4 of all 0 '',ill 1 know r
'After tryingrav'e recipe for
°king a pickerel I found that he
had understated its results if any-
thing, I venture to say that if some
of these earpers at pickerel will
paste that recipe in their hats and
PIO'S AS LAWN 3LOWERS.
urban Field of Usefulness Open
to the Gitinea, Variety.
A curious but sueeessful experi-
ment is being made on a ntueber
et it Plokorel seeord1Ort to its I ot private, lawns in Kent and is ab-
ireetions they will no longer look: out to bo tried by a golf club in
skant at the misjudged fish, but In the neighborhood et Greenhithe,
will be ready to take their rods and The idea is the novel one of anima -
trolls and go out for IllaTIV a bout; tenting the guinea pig for the mew
-
with linnet:a ever after declare I big machine and the weed niller,
hat when a piekerel has a fair I Around the leen: is arranged o.
1 Ince in *water free from 'weeds t low wire harrier and into the en-
or
lily pads he ean fight as longclosure are tereca a Dumber of
-
as
most tregt of the same size, guinea pigs or better, a passage is
l
"And they `won't have to go made ham their hutch to the lawn.
more than fifty miles away from According to the Consular and
'New York in almost any direction 'Trade Reports the animals at once
to find the material a -plenty to "attack an the worst weeds, tho
trarraet them in saying so, 1 Plaintain.s first, then the dandelimis
either." and daisies.
Tese broad leaved plants, which
A. QUEER DIFell. no mowing nmehine will touch, are
killed by the persistent cutting of
the guinea, pig's teeth. -When they,
People, Who Eat Earth—Sonte Find havo finished the weeds Nonce are
It Very Agreeable. broad leaved and sueculent they
No collector of national foods in. proceed to the grass. In a short
eludes earth or clay among them time the lawn looks as if it had
been ent by the closest machine..
The persistent matting of the leaves
kills the weeds, which can stand
almost any other treatment, but
does no harm to the grass.
One, lawn formerly a mass of
weeds has-been made to grow no -
thine but the .finer grasses. An-
otheis still under process of treat,
ment. The half of it in which the
guinea pigs were first set to work
has been cut quite even abet very
close. For golfing it is as fast again
as it was under the administration
of the mowing machine and not a
weed is visible. The other half,
where the animals have just been
turned loose, is a mass of- dande-
yet this is a favorite dish with many
hundreds of thousands of people
up and down the earth. Even in
Europe they are not difficult to
find. In one district of Sweden, it
is ealle'd nDegenfors, the poor folk
make use of a white clay, usually.
.found itteong the roots of the trees
there, by mixing it With rye flour,
and then halcing this abnormal pro-
vender in a very thew OVOD. They
also use the stuff for soup. The
quarrymen of Kiffhausen have for
years beyond the memory of man
"buttered" their slices • of black
bread with fine white clay; and in
Siberia, the inhabitants along the
A Triumph
Of Cookery--
ost
oasties
Many delkiolIS dishes
have been made from
Indian Oorti by the, skill
and ingenuity of the ex-
pert cook.
But none of these erea- -
• tionsexcels Post Toast -
les in teiripting the
palate.
"ioasties" are a
ury that make a dellgee-
in hot-weathee economy
The first package tells
its own stor
“The isiletnory Lltigers'
,Sold by "Cr000r
ilsipT cr�aICt.?nIttaalir
" titt 1.1i4".11
ruth hreitt
11
In this neighborhood it has been
found that the guinea pigs do not
suffer at all by being left to work
in winter as well as in sumnier. In-
deed, they are healthier than un-
der the usual treatment of those
who keep them as pets. An as
tonishing deniand for the aeimals
has grown un in the neighborhood;
and if the inland' golf clubs, which
have great difficulties with 'plan-
tains, -take to the new method the
guinea pig population is likely to
go up in the,ratio that the natural
fecundity of the animal suggests.
A M edical Need Supplied .—W hen
a medicine is found that not only
acts upon the stomach, but is so
composed that certain in
of at pass unaltered through the
stomach, but is so composed that
certain ino'redients of it pass un-
altered through the stomach to
find action in the, Vowels, then
there is available a purgative and
a cleanser of great effectivenes.
Parmelee's Yrs -Potable Pills are of
„
this character -and are he best of Sullivan's oporas .he knows back
all piil.S. • During inc • years that yard and forward and his favorite
they have been in usc they have es-: is 'Pinafore,'' which he can whis-
tablished themselves as rio other tle from end,to end. But,tht fay-.
'II has done ' orite of all his English songs i:
--- -"Oh. Listeri.',i,t''' the a elee' sluch
, ,
e°1-1-te,,use or "Lei 9,,§C.0 alunurt he -.Reed ' - t e roe
orieneealle'elOhioe ee ee
'ftey nieirager hes',
P,aet`te teehoee „en ,,
°to 'ebilist'ean cOti
nte on, a
-e-eeee'efeeerneneeeeneeeleee leeeeneereeereeeeneenne eivenenr,
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Prices "Lieber ie Canelda than in
United StateS.,
ces of sheep are much lower
in the United States than in Can-
ada,, due to the feet thata
°erie
specelizes on pedigreed flocks, as
appears later on. In the Uelted
tate they. they range from enieneee per
head in Texas to $0.20 in
and Iowa. while in Canada the
range is from et in Nove Se ttia
to $7 in .Ontario, Manitoba, and
Saskatchewan.
LP/ices of ewine are slightly high-
er in Canada than in the United
fetates, In the eastern border
States, Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, and New York, they
range from fele to ,$11..60 a head;
ane in the central border States
the range is about the same. In,
the wester border States the
range of prices is from $10.40 to
a1.10. in the great agricultural
States of Indiana, Illinois, and
Iowa, priees of swine vary little
from ;those already quoted, 10
western Canada from $12 to $13,
prices is front Ste) to $13 and in
western Canada. from $1 2to
The highest American price is SO, -
RC a head ill WiSPOIISIO as against
the highest ('anatlian, price of a 11
bead, WWI is quoted for Quebec,
Manitoba. and Saskatehewan,
to—
"The eamen can go eight, days
vith tit, water," was the line:14-
gent* imparted to ft little boy by
vronithhe instructor, would
1, if mother would let me," rejoin-
ed the lad,
'here is no poisoneus ingredim
1.11 TiollowaY's Corn Cure, and 5
can be used without danger of in
jury.
Servant (to woi
"The; mistress
night, arid a
eny orders," Wo
. Will you say tha
ibe dreesmaker,
'va-at (after a
eeee)---e are
les, mum,'
tedoor)n
y ill
one.
.M;se
the
et ab-
bOught a ',mese 'wtth a uPposedly in.
•
urable ringhonti foe )30. Cured him with
1.00 worth of ,MINARD'S LINIMENT and
sold1rn for 4814.00, Vretit on Liniment.
MOIS)- 1)EROSCE.
ITOtel, yeer, St. Thillippe. Que.
"Mydear," said a, wife who had
bitten. married three years as she
beamed across. the table, an her
lord and master, "tell me what
firsb attracted you to me 7 Wont
pleasant characteristic did .1, pos-
sess which pleeed me above other
women in your eight'?" 'Aed ,her
lord and master simply said:
give it up!"
Some persons have perieclieal at-
tacks of Canadian cholera, dysen-
tery or CliaTr110ea-, and have to nose
great nreeautions to avoid the, dis-
ease. Change of water, cooking,
and green fruit ;° is sure to bring
on the attaeks. To such per.e,ons
we would recommehd Dr. J. D.
Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial .as
being 'the best medicine in the mar-
ket for all summereornplaints. If
a. few drops -are eaken - 'in Water
when the symptoms are netieekno
future trouble will be experienced.
Vie 'Vicar '(h) eexten)--e'Why
don't you seee'that the seats in the
church are aestecl now and the,
Evans?" Evans (the sexton --
"I do, sir; the. congregation does
it ever,' Sunday morning; sir.
American and Canadian scien-
tists tell us that ale common house
1-1,Y is the cause of more disease
and death than any other agency.
lerilson's Fly Pads kill'all the lbes
and the disease germs too.
• ---
The sun conies out every morn
ng to make war on,clisease germs;
don't let the traitors bide in your
house and tight them urtde.r your
bed but turn thorn out of doore and
watoh them get licked.
The German Emperor. in com-
posing the, hymn to Eagir. says the
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cows.
KAISER'S TASTE IN MUSIC.
HAROLD RATES IT.
"Mother," said little Harold,
"Didn't father say yesterday that
we pallet save money?"
".Yes, dear-"
"An4 he would like me to help,
ouldn't he, mother?"
"Yes, dear."
"Then, mother. I've got an idea
that'll save quite a lot of money."
"What is it, Harold?"
"Why, ewe wash me two or three
times a day, mother don't you?"
"Yes."
"Well, look what a lot of money
you'd save if you only washed me
owe a month, wouldn't mind it,
niother, rea.le I eouidn t
Worms feed upon the vitality
children and endanger their lives.
A simole and effective cure is Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Extermina.
,
said the MUSK
reminiscent moca„ "ray wife fell ie
love with me and -married me whet:
was learning to play the eprnet,"
"Are you sieve," asked his fried,
'that the Married you because she
loved you, or to meke you stop
Praetteing -nen the cornet "i,"
The female houee
1'20 to l',10 a.t a 'time, and these
matere in TWO WeekS, Under fav-
orable. conditions the descendants
of a single pair will number mil,
Epos in three months. Therefore,
all licateekeepere shouki commence
usirr;;; Wilson's Fly Pads envly in
the season, and thus cot off:
large peonortion of the 'tsunnuer
",Afary, is theto a shptle good
thing about theee great wide hats
at women are wearing n!"
.1-Qhri, there is; \thee two women
meet they eae't klee eaeh other
now..'
Mr Min HEALTH TO MOTHER min CHH.O.
wyssf,ows souirioNG Srgve haa hem:
rised for over SIXTY VRAWS bi. .rxi 1,1ONS
cUttiBUIRPC
qv- i3LISTEP
SOR1 FET
JP•rmax* or4 ;V*, 4v4',-",
TOMEly Bjone(
is a nice i;t]c boy to play marble‘
with, isn't ire 7`°' Toninty—Yest
1114.1'0,111. Tominy's Mamma—Then,
why don't you play v,-,ith him in-
stead of with all those rongh boyr
from the baek streetTwnmy—
won all his yesterday,
nen.-
maelr
result
aeliNeshrvt(u.ies elt
TeiiNctiobles
ir, tht
-stem, and when the sto-
l'ifeti
aisbse4InthYd;s'Itcutaultel
is analel
Q., :1,f allowed to per -
ailment
'siderat„f,.
no
to Ctien, :tete t
retie e ect title than Par -
melee's Vegetable :Pills. Thousands,
can attest, the virtno tEt these pille
itt euring, rirrvOU$ ,44SorderS,
what
ea
traltor is a man
who leaves our ea rty aleci gees, °Tee
to the other ve." Young Hope -
Well, then, what is a map
who leaves his party aod comer,
over to yours?" Veterau
eonvert, my son,"
Mlnarde 1.
Ctires nistern
R RENT
MOTtIERS for their CIIII.013Eti WitiLS K W. DAWS0 4, NinetyPliKPECT SI:et:ASS. /1 Toronto. Co
emernes the SOPTR•NS the GUMS.
I.LANS all PAIN ; CPRE6 WIND COLIC, arid4 LIIEIZT&
ri the best remedy far DIARRII0/4‘, It Al?" ,rfl Brit
01011AlCiV bannteN.?, ask Be wre And tor "Mr, tare or root!.
Winsl6w's Soothing Syrup," and tate an other
Lind. Twculy•tire masa bottle.
-111Cffil rISFAR
ll Aisigos. .
lrben the seshines lay 'd on Hundred aud Two Hundred
IC or your enthusiasn
tor a, 1Acre
:tiny d aV .,7 °murk,.
ALE.
ne Street.
° u
F.
tt
Nit
F °
YOU walla to buy sell a farm ecu.
ale me,
Mitiard"a Liniment Core Clilditlterl ,1"w,SON.
"What have veil got tnat pwee
Manning tied 'round ,your finger
for?" "My -trite pet it, there to
eernied me to poet a. letter."
"And elid you remember !" o ;
she forgot to give it te
for Toothaches,—There ie no
pain $o acute and distressing as
toothache, When you have soun-
welcome a visit r apeaveDr. Tho-
mas. helectrie 0:1 accor-ding to di-
rections niuleyou will find immedi-
ate relief., teeehes the nerve
with soothing effect and the pain
departs at once. That it will ease
toothacheis aeother fipe quality
of this Oil, showing the Many uses
it has.
Mikc—"Sure, th' do tor says
Oi've got t baecy heart: Pat—
"te're safe, thin, Mike. ',It it's
anything like so strong as the to-
baccy ye swtoke shtand any-
thing."
*TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY.,
for Red, Weak, Weary. Watery Myes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doisn't
Smirt--Soothes' ES'e Vinggists.
Bell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
,150c, 41.00. Murine 'Eke Sabre in
'Aseptic Tubes, 25e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail. vo
eldurine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago.
If your dwelling place does not
afford yfIti a free and unobstructed
view of the, sky you cannot haee
heaven on earth..
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
WHY THE SQUIRE LAUGHED.
Inspector (eross-questiening. the.
terrified ,class) --``And now, boys,
Who wrote Hamlet „
-Timid Boy—"P-p-please sir, it
wasn't °me."
.
Inspeetor (t . he sante „ evening to
hisehost, the squire of the village)
---eMost amusing thing 'hapPenefil
to -day. I was questioning the elas,s,
a.nd asked a boy 'Wm wrote Ham-
let 2' and he answered teartully,
P -p -please, sir, it wasn't me.' "
Squire (after loud.,.and .prolonged
laughter)—"Ha-1 hal That's good:
and 1 suppose the little beggar had
done it all the time." .
GentleWornan. has follott-edthe ex
ample of Frederick the Great, who
St101111ot, only ,,as a.,-tanclinaster hut
as the inspirer of several very' stir-
ring, marches, 'Pew people .are
aware that the. Kaiser bas an ex-
cellent barrytone voice and is' intia-
giftied',:beyond the ordinary
J .
His taste in music. is very catholic
31):
SASKATOON
'k PP ERS prosperity 10 Fertnere 10
every branch. Ginn farm in flaika.,
Icon District, an , “idtui owti family's
future peed worry 11() more. You were
not intended to eve and die strirtnt;
maroy to taal‘e end4 utoet, Half the ikorit
here would soot; fatten ,your bank ee.
room. Be fair to yourself. Dere(' waste
more time. Write COMMISSIONER 'BOARD
Oi 4RADE, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.
\Vogel% Canada.
&cyan WANTED.
ART Toe Renee TO.DAY, spud
pmstat for circulars or 10e for Spa -
pies and termAl
s. fred, Tyler. r,ou ou,
Ont.
A
GEN'J'5 WANTED.—A study of other
,Agency propositions couvincen ne
that none can e9ualolv,s. You Trill al.
ways regret it if you deu'.,p apply to;
particulars to Travellers Dept., 823
Albert St., Ottawa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
laAY and PARM i3CALES. Wilson 'e
Seale WorRs, 9 ESplanade, Toronto.
yLOUR and Feed Business13
for 61e.
I One of the best In the City of Rule-
)3argain for quick 'sale. Twe.ntps
five Hundred buys everything. Apply
Walter Hayward, Hamilton.
LUMBER, interior trim, n
doort, goortg,
sash. Trice quoted at your station.
Small or large orders. P. W T Rose.
Toronto.
ArtUT YOUR GLASS AT ROME'.-- Our stew
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glass: Bail 26e. W. R Potter Co,
46 Benoit St., Montreal.
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heavy, Lathe Mills. Shingle Mille.
Engines and Eoilers, Mill Supplies The
E. Long Manutactunng Go„ bta.,Wese
Street, Orilria, Ontario.
1 ANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, etc. In.
teraal and external. cured without
pain by our home treatment. Write 1/11
before too late. Dr. Rottman Medical Co..
Limited, Collingwood, Out.
TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's
1) Seale- Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
WRITE as to -day for our choice list
of, Agents° Aupplies. No outlay
necessary. They are money makers. Ap.
ply E. 0. I. Co. Ltd., 228 Albert Si,
Ottawa, Out.
4,-1PEcIALISTS ADVICE FREE. Consult
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as in regard to any disease. Lowest
prices in drugs of ail kinds.
Trusses fitted by mail. Send measure.
*neut. Glass fitted by age. Write tc-day
for anything sold in iirst-class drug
-Fumes to Dr. Hellman, Collingwood, Ont.
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When buvinq your Piano
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The most highly efficient application
or the reduction of Swellings, (loitie
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