Exeter Advocate, 1909-02-11, Page 5ASK Lion
(LONOON)
India Pale Ale
Prejudiced and unscrupulous vesdori may suggest others, but compare It sof
way you will -purity. freedom' from acidity, palatableness-Labatt's Ale is surpass-
ed by nose. equalled by few -at about half the price of best imported brands.
WHY
not trade that organ
of yours ron•a piano
=Ss
At the present we can handle a
number of second hand organs and are
therefore prepared to allow you agood
price for it.
We don't ask you one
dollar more for the piano
than your neighhhr pays
for it.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE
IF THIS IS NOT RIGHT i11
Sewing Machines,
Sleighs, Hymn Books,
Bibles, Stationery, &c
8.MARTIN&SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
eze#e albaoi ate
RUTTIER - - ONTARIO
81.00 if paid in advance,
91.50 a year it not so paid.
T. U.It.a states g,tbacribsnS1110
1Olie. s Yesr strictly t. tdvs.cs.
RANDERS It CRBLCII, Publlsbers.
Cook's Cotton Root Compounds
The great Uterine Tonle. and
only safe effectual Monthly
toren which women can
depend. Sold in three degrees
of strength -No. 1. .Iva 1.
10 degrees stronger V.
r No.
Bold by all he special �o r seat
�preppaid pre of •Woo.
Is
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This s,'hool stands In the forefront as the largest
and best practical trainingschool in Western
Ontario. We have three epartments;
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy,
All departments are In charge of experienced
Instructors and the courses are thorough and
practical. Our graduates secure good positions.
Students are entering every week. Wnte for our
tree catalogueat once.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
Principals.
Ross' Furs
Manufactnrer and Retailer
- OF -
Reliable Furs
Our business principles DEMAND ONE PRICE;
no misrepresentatioe to sell goats, and no recom.
mendation of unreliable garments
".'s meet all competition by our practical
knowledge and perfect equipment. We pro-
tect our patrons before and after the holi-
days to giving reliable garments and hon-
est value.
We Have No Annual Fur Sale
Blue Lynx
Black Lynx
Isabella Fox
Natural Canadian Mink
a Alaska Sable
Persian Lamb
Astrachan Jackets
Ladies Fur -Lined Coats
sets $30 00 and $50.00
55.00
18.00 to 50.00
50.00 to 200.00
" 23.00 to 38.00
20.00 to 50.00
18.00 to 35.00
25.00 to 85,00
Highest Price Paid for Raw Furs
Ross, 196 Dundas St., London, Ont.
ERRY'S
SEEDS
Terris are beet t.eeause every Tear
the retal ler gets a new suppl y. freshly
tested and put op. Yon run no risk of
poorly kept orremnantstocks. Ws take
the pains; yea vet the results. Pay of the
beet equipped and meet eeit•rtseed grow.
reels America. It is to our advantage to
satisfy yea. we will. for salt every.
wttwe. Oar Its. 14.4 Anneal 11...
Write to
0. II. FERRY & 00..
Wl dsse. OM.
SAiNT311JRT
Miss Lillian Wilson has returned to
her t.onte in Mr0111;vray.-Thos Butson
of McGillivray called on Mends near
here on Wednesday evening last. as 41.1
also William Lewis of McGitiivray.-.
Alex. Kerrigan spent Sunday with Tr
Wilson of McGiiilvray.-On Sunday last
a ycu•tg :Ran front McUlllivray got lout
and strayed away down near stints/
bury before he dlscovcrel its mistake.
This How to Clan Stomach sod
Liver TrrotrWe.,
A distinguished London physician
during the course of a recent lecture
es stomach and liver Roubles, gives
all following advice :-
"Be moderate in the use of heavy,
rich foods. Do not eat hurriedly,
and thoroughly masticate the fwd.
If your habits are sedentary, take a
moderate amount of exercise before
retiring and immediately upon aris-
ing. Do not use strong cathartic
pills, many of which are advertised as
sure cures, but in reality do injury
by weakening the system. If you
find it necessary to use any laxative,
stick to the old•fashioned vegetable
mixture, viz. :-
fluid Extract Cascara y4 os.
Syrup Rhubarb t of
Uarnana Compound 1 os.
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla S os.
Take one teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime.
This acts in a gentle, natural way,
and is free from the weakening
effects of strong purgatives.
The ingredirntc can be taught
separately, and anyone can mit them
at home. This information will he of
benefit to our readers and is wor•1
keeping.
Parlor So.aal, St Patrick's Church, -
The W. A. of St. I',etrhrk'e Church
Ori the eighteenth of F, bru.nry
\1'111 hold at }ire. Thin. hunter's home
.\ Sot Pal bright and airy.
knit on that itig'tt we'll have a pie.
Jack Ifoinrr's 1t will e,.ual;
8' If you wish a "plum" to buy
ile war'hrd-acrd bring the "needful"
Now every friend who reads this rhyme
Just cone in kindly spent,
To share with us this Jolly tirne,
1 o II sutcly not regret 1t.
(icod thing.' to hear -good things to eat
in plenty arc provided.
Come early. you may nuns a neat
For everyene'm ;anted.
Thuraday evening. February 18, 1001).
Admission 15 cls.
BAiRRY REiD KNOWS.
W. N. Cole, the druggist, does not
guirentee Parisian S.tge to grow hair
on every bald head, but If tie re 1n any
life left In ills roots of your hair, Paris-
ian Sage will 'annulate the hair bulbs
and rause your hair to grow again.
Here is one rase. "I ata now using the
ercond bottle of yohr Parisian Sage,
can notice a new crop of hair appear-
ing. f ant glad to say 1t is a dark.4
l olor than my hair was before 1 be-ame
bald." Harry held. 10 Manhattan St.,
Rochester. N. T.
Don't w,Nt till you are bald before us -
Ing Parisian Sage, use It now,Kill the
elandro't germ and prevent baldness. W.
5. ('ole. the druggist sells Part!llan
Sage at roe. a bottle, and he gutran'-
ees It to cure dandruff. stop falling
hair, and cure all disease". of the scalp
or money back. Parisian Nage Is a de-
lightfully invigorating hair dressing : It
makes the hair soft fluffy and beau'I'ul.
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CENT't,l1.IA
Mr. Manning of r'ryatal City. lean.. In
visiting his uncle, Chas. Fairl:ali.-Mlsm
Evelyn Simpson. formerly ot this piaae.
to now of Lucan, has spent a few days.
hr re renewing acqu eint,v.ecs.--Since
m.tr:nage ut blot d,we.ter 1,10. M'.
Taos. Esmery. ot,e of our nighty respert-
el citizens, hale takes up iris abode w.tl,
a19 other daughter. Mts. }'astinga of
Exner. -lir. Gum. Coughlin. one of o'er
cattle tu:rrm, having twined a partn-
ship wit'i a large fir:n in Toronto. ;m
thou to remove from our midst ana take
u aim ace1.' i:: Fiat city. We Misr nim
. u .ess in its new venturr.-T r ladle m
Sot of the Mkt ',dist cru -"t mat on
u sday at t • hoar of airs. McCoy.
i•td elected officers for the rnaut•tg
)•.ir ss folio No. -!'res.. \Ire. 1'. Neil:
Ifit Vice., Mrs. Eutt : :red V 1. r., airs.
W. Elliott, gr.teta[y, Mrs. James 'ike;
NATURE
AND A WOMAN'S WORK
YDIA E. - NKH
Nature and a woman's work com-
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned days of
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
Tho Indians on our Western
Plains to -day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that baffle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs of the
Held Lydia E. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their pe-
culiar ills, more potent and effica-
cious than any combination of drugs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is now recognized as the
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. J. M. Tweedale 12 Napanee
Street, Toronto, Canada, writes to
Mrs. "Inkhorn:
" I was a great sufferer from female
troubles, had those dreadful bearing
down paints, and during my month!
periods I suffered so I had to go to bed.
[ doctored for a long time but the doc-
tor's treatment failed to help me. My
husband saw Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound advertised and got a
bottle for me. I commenced its use and
soon felt better. I kept on taking it
until I was well and an entirely differ-
ent woman. I also found that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made
childbirth much easier for me. I would
recommend your Vegetable Compound
to every woman who is afflicted with
female troubles."
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound did for Mrs.Tweedale,
it will do for other suffering women.
Trcanurcr ales. Rrooks.
Sir. Tltoa. Elston, having rented Thos.
Eseciy'e farm, has hired Mr. J. head=
ley. father of our barber, who will live
on the place. There was a large num-
lx r of cootmunlcants on Sunday morning
at the quarterly service. in the Methodlet
(Lurch. In the evening an cxceptioraliy
large congregation greeted the Rev. Mr.
Butt, who is preaching a aeries of ser -
mono on Mission Lands, the evening sub
Jed being India.
School Reports
IHENSALL
Miss Reynolds of Toronto is visiting
at her home, -lira. Barnum of London
Is here the guest ot her parents. -A. Rle-
chart and wife went to Port Huron last
week -Mies McPherson of Stratford 1s
visiting at J. ltuc Arthur's -Mrs. A. 11.
Clinger of Loddon Is tae guest of her
cousin, Mrr. J. 13. MacArthur.-Sirs,Rev.
Doherty to In London vlsltlag Ur. Duher-
ty'r mother who 1s 111. -ansa Morton, the
evangelist 1s holding services nightly,
and the attendances are large, She 1s
anxious to help all denornhtations.-The
I. O. O. F. officers were installed last
week by the D. D. G. M. Jacob Taylor
of Clinton. after which refreshment's Were
served. The following are the new o41
cera. -IJ. Dalrymple, L. O., W Busch,
V. O.; W. C. Cook, Rec.-See.; W. Mc-
Kay, Fht,•Sec. ; O. C. Petty, Treas.
Miss Cora Wilson of llensall is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. J. Luker.
Large congregations greeted Evange-
Ilat Mlas Jlorton on Sunday last In the
Methodiat church and listened with ab-
sorbing interest to her addresses. She
is to continua these evangelistic ser-
vices each evening throughout the week,
conttnend:14 with a song service at
7.30 p. ,.t Un Sunday next she will
speak on "A weak but mighty man" at
the morning service. At a :nand meeting
at 2 p. ret. she will deliver her popular
address on "Character lsuilding", and
her subject in the evening will be "Johns
Vision on the Isle of I'atmos " Great
interest to being manifested in these
meetings. All aro welcomed.
W OODIIAM
1'hr followlthg is t:,c correct report of
�. 5. No. 1, Uslornc, for January. -Sr.
1V.-11. May, I1. Davis, 'r. Kerslake, T.
Coates. C. May, A. Skinner, Vs'Walker,
C3. Davie. Sr. IiI.-\l'. Ilunter, Lena
Coates. 1.. Harding, V. Coates. Jr. III.
--M. May. T. Skinner, F. Webber. Sr.I1
-V. 1'iuromlx, G. 1lutncr, If. 1Iunter. 11
Thomson, C. Thomson, It. Webber, V.
flicks. Jr. 11.--11. Coates, W. Thomson
l't. I. -Alma Yarding Spelling honor
reit.-il. May, 11. Davis, A. MIunter.
II. Swann, teacher
IIONOT Ror.L.-Report of Sbipka
Public School for January. Marks
give comparative standing Nutober
on roll 57. Average 40. V -L Marl-
ton 783. Sr. IV-V 0aiser074. Jr. IV
-ret Finkbeiner 1113. H Finkbeiner
1084, A Finkbeiner 1044. D O'Rourke
941. A Smith 926, L Patton 917. H
Lochner 773. Sr. IPI -T 8 lekett 462.
T Keogh 277. Jr. i11-11 Lynch 830.
V Sharp 808.8 Keogh 701, B Robinson
735, P Wing 710, A &deer 000. M
Clarke 015, J O'Rourke 608. M Picker-
ing 522. A Bropbey 491, B Baynham
200, A Gower 170. E Ba nbam 126.
Sr. 11-R Bayobs= 018, W Bropbey
010, M Pfaff 524, T Mason 474. Jr, 11-
A Keogh 702. E Finkbeiner 057, V
Finkbeloer 663. M Gower 998, B Hut-
chinson 350. E Webb 60. Part 1II-1
Schroeder 443. W Ba nbam 990. 0
Clarke 396, H Lochner i 8barp 303,
N Armstrong 100. Part li-M Bayn-
ham 381, L Schroeder 360. L Wing 348.
H Lynch 290, D Besterd 219. Part I-
O Pfaff 274. 3 Lynch 186. L Finkbeiner
124. 13 Baynham 47, S Webb 20. Pt. 1
-L Geiser 202, E Lochner 201, N Han-
nan 10?., P Schroeder 156, 0 Pfaff 134.
L Bropbey 28, H Bropbey 96,-3. M.
Robertson. Teacher.
Ilarpley
We are pleased to report the im-
provement in health of Mark Kenny's
ttle babe. Thos. Bayubam's little
fire -year-old .on is also recovering
from an attack of liver trouble. -Thos.
Lynch shipped a carload of cattle to
Toronto last week. -John Medley, who
has been engaged with James Hicks
for the past year, bas accepted a si.
tion with Mr. Elston. proprietor of the
Raw mill at Centralia. He will work
one of the latter's farms and moved
his effects there last week. -John Tay-
lor, who recently purchased the fart'
of John Love, is bust hauling mdteriel
on the ground for the erection of a
d welling.
i
Miss If. Wynn Is visiting la St. Marys.
-James Mills had a valuable mare die
last week. -Mas. Yntlilps is improving
nicely, as 1s also Mrs. Edgar Hooper. -
John Skinner and John Sawyer intend
going west in the spring. -Sidney Mills
Inas bought the barber business here. -
Pert Ilundie a:.d family have removed to
their new noble in Usborne.-R'. J. !toy
will move into the Temperance I'oUse
in the spring, -•Mrs. John Rinn of the
%Veet is visiting around here.-Ed.Jones
intends going to Brownsville shortlya
where he has engaged on a dairy farm.
l'lanshard.-Marler Albert Betty. son
of Mr. Robert ;terry, Blanshard, wit a
r l -' offered by the big publishing tout.
u• \%t.rwlch Bros. end nutter. for a wat-
er color drawit.g ot th.z r over of o to of
the firm's ecribbling books. 1 ne price
vas a handsome book-tt,e Boys' Own
rnIa,I. waster Ditty also won • prix.
rc ditty 1s' a drawing ren:prlltlon tor the
Farmers Advocate, London,
GIIANTON
Richard Daly of Trowbridge visited at
Mrs. R. Westilau's for a few dyes. -
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was
administered at the Slcthodist church on
Sunday morning. -Nassau Gower has
rented him fart' to Mr. Evans of Nleeourl
and has rurchased Mr , Cheney's cement
business Mr. Cheney intends starting
In Appin.-Jas. Stanley of Lucan WAS
tete au tloneer at a sale of 80 cattle here
last week, the property of Mr. McFarlan
of Thort:dale.
--a
MOUNT CARMEL.
John iBarry on I,'cbruity last deliver-
ed at Exeter .t fine driving Horse to
Montreal buyers and no doubt gat a tine
price for trim. It wa3 bred front Parole
of Da.-hwood atilt WAS two and a half
year's old. -Mr. David Reid of \\'lunl-
peg Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Sire.
John ltetd,-Geo. ltowacr, who has been
visiting hie sister. Mrs. \Vrig:.t, arta
friends on the 16th, has returned to
FSni'rson, Stan. -A family gathering was
ht)d at Mr. John Reed's Tuesday even-
ing for the return of Mr. David It^Id,
of Winnipeg, after an absence of three
years. -Michael Shoe has returned home
after spending a few days with Lucan
friends. -Mat Regan sold .t valuable
teatli last week to Thos. Ii.ndford of
Eu ter. -Patric lc Hall Is laid up with an
attack of blood poisoning. but we hope
for his speedy recovery.
7,CRiCIf
LUMLET.
Mr. and aft r. Thos. Dickson of Sea -
forth visited reiaties here over Sun.Lty.
-Niles Jes.Ie McEwen of Ilensall and
Mr. Todd of Seatsntith were the gu=st■
of Stewart and Miss Margaret McQueen
on Su.iday.-Mr. Swill Horton of Brook -
dale. Mat:.. 1s visiting his father. .10-m.
and brothers here. -!Liss Ella Chesney of
Egtuo.,dvllle was the guest of her uncle,
Franklin Horton, for a few day.. -Quite
a number from :.ere attended the ball
in Kirpen onFriday evening last and
report a ,food tinc.-Miss Hytidnutn of
Exeter was the guest of Mire LCatte
Etherington for a few day.. -Mur Mary
Ellelington of Toronto 1s holidaying at
her honk here. -it's. Grace 3lc.lrtt.u; of
Hensel' was visiting Mrs. J. A. Bolton
for a few days first of the week. -Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. McLtncttey and little
daughter, May. and Mise carrel of Seco.
forth, accompanied by Mr and Mrs. W.
Curio' of Saskatteewan and Mr. Frank
Carrot of Detroit, apeut Sunday with
their aunt, Sire. John Glen'. -We are
sorry to chronicle time death of Mrs.
Martin McTaggart this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Weary McTaggatt of 1 ort iiuron
were here atte.tdmg Ute funeral of the
former's mother. Airs. Wilson o: Lon-
don. Mr. and Sire. Morgan McTaggart
of London, Air. and Mrs. E. Shote and
fancily were also in attendance on Tills -
day. -A great many front here were in
attendance at the Thames Road tea
nteetlttg, which was a very successful
affair,, -air. and Mrs. Charlesworth of
Egmondville visited relatives here for a
few days this week.
1'cter Bedour of the Saublc Line, has
rure'.ancd the James t'olia_k nomeatead
near Dtyedalc for $38_5. The farm is
-a 1-2 acres. -Sita. I'e.nry Wenn wane
walking on the sidewalk fell and fract
ured her -Ight arm. -Mrs. F.ph. Iioltz-
nlart of Merlin was In town last weak,
and took with tier Mr. i..t;tzmarn's two
little children vino had leen making their
:.once with their grand par':uta.-hiss T.
Ham,•ow who -tam been 'slatting on tno
Bronson L.ne wit'. her patents for a
month has returned to Detroit -The case
of Mrs. N. M. Conlin of St. Joseph and
John La$orte for assault was tried b3 -
fore Magistrate Greb last week when La-
porte was fined 11 and costs or 20
days In ;all at !hard labor. Mr.Laporte
immediately entered an appeal. The ac-
tion arose from a gate which lir. La
poste was Moving of some disputed land
In St. Joseph falling on the plaintlft's
toe Injuring R. The whole cue will be
reviewed before the Judge In May, and
evidence will likely tial be ready to
show that the spot where Inc trouble
oat tared I. really a public higowa7 -
At the meeting of the Zurich Fair board
last week Messrs W. B. Battler and
Loui. Sebilbe were the new m^:niers e1-
ettcd for 11,e year. W. T. Caldwell was
re-elected President and D. A. Faust ap-
pointed secretary. -At Inc tttid annual
meeting of the'luron Weather Insurance
Mutual Company held to the Town hall
last wrek tat report sihowei that the
Mowery* carried was eve; Si.e:10,0110
New directors elected were A. G. Smillie,
Henry 'tau and Samuel Routley. the
other directors being 8. Brokenslhire, R.
Northcott. W. T. Caidwt.11, Cl'as. Mon-
teith. J. Kellertnann and W B, Battler.
Submcqurr. ty the followhot off:^ers were
elected. -Pru., Chas. Monteith ; aloe- Il,
itau: Sec. •Treas.. A. U. Smillie, Mr.
Zeller hating to 'red.
DOES NO IIARM
BUT MUCH GOOD
St. Marys.- Jas. D. Stanley, while to
tate post office recently bUrst a vein fir
his ankle artd had to be taken ionic in
a cab. This varlcose vein trouble 1s not
one of much suffering, but It is serious,
as it affects the heart action.
Parkhill. -A bright young lite came to
a close o❑ r'cb. 2nd, when Irene Mc-
Laugnlin, only child of Patrick Mc-
Laughlin, died at her home. tier illness
was brief and the circumstances are the
more pathetic front the fact that her mot-
her, who has Leen at St. Joseph Iiosptt-
al at London, le confined ta het room.
Misery is Stomach
Why not start now -t. -day, and for-
ever rid yourself of Stomata* ttuaule
and Indigestion. A dieted slou•aeh
gets the blues and grumble.. Give It
a good eat thea take Pape's Pi tp -P-
ain to eta!t the digestive juices wor.c-
trtg. There will be no dispepsla or
belching ot gas of cru:tatluar of undi-
gested food ; no feeling like a lump of
lead in the stomach or heartburn. st^k-'
headache and Dtzzlness, and your foil
will not ferment and poison your
btestt, with nauseous' odors.
Tape's Dlapt•psln costs only 5) .^'its
for a large ease at any dtuS store here
and will relieve the most obstinate case
of It:digestion and Up -set S1amm:11 in
five minute..
There Is nothing else latter to t.tko
Cas from Stomach a!td cleanse sto:n oat
and intestines, and besides, one trtan-
gule will dlge,tt and prepare for aa lat-
Ilation into the blood alt your rood the
same as a sound healthy stomach would
do it.
When Dlapepsln works your Sioniactt
rests -gets itself in crd r, cleats %M --
and then you feel ltke catin3 w.1en you
comp to the table, attd w:tat you eat
will do you good.
Absolute relief front all Stem:wit
it
Misery 1s waiting fur you as sous as
you decide to begin taking Dlap. psis.
Tell your druggist that you watt Pope's
Diapepeln, because you wain to u • thor-
oughly cured of Ind!gcut o:h.
Ch13EL11LRST
Rev. Martin preached his fu,•eell ser-
mon to a largo congregation on 'U I -
day afternoon, largo numbers octal; pre-
sent from beth cltutcthes.--aL•sa V.Cluft
visited friends at Far'tu for for a week.
-The Methodists purpose :1)W1n3 a
supper on Thursday evening. 't•.. for
furIlter particulars nee II- s,
W. and Mleei Maud Drover entertained
a number of their friends to a dam- on
on Thursday ,Jght.-Telerelones 'live
been installed fu D, 11I t:ash's a: id E.
Dinning.
Mix the to:lowi:,g Ly shaking well In
a bottle, and take t t teaspoonful doses
atter meals awl bedtime .
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half
ounce: Compoucd K.•iton, one ounce
Compound Syrup sarsaparilla. three
ounces. A local drugdt.t 1s the auth-
ority that theme simple. hermit's' ingred-
tents can be obtained at nominal cost
from our home druggist.
The n.iature is said to cleanse and
attengthtettd tar cloggrd and inactive
Kidneys. overcoming backache, Blad-
der weak.,esm and Utt,tary trouble a: all
kinds, 1t taken befote the stage Of
11 lght's Macaw.
Those who have tried trail say it pos-
ilively overcomes p•1,11., the bark. clears
the urine of seJtinrnt an4 regulates ur-
hlatto t, especially at nlgnt, curing even
the worst forms of LI rider weakness.
t:cety ratan or arena:, here wt.o frets
that the kidneys are not strong or act-
ing in a healthy manner should mis tile
pr,.erlpt.on st hems and give it a trial
Al it 1s said to do wonders for man/
;><: sots.
You can see Gin Pills curing your Kidneys
Gin Pills turn the urine BLUE. A few hours after starting to take (}in
Pills for Kidney or Bladder Trouble, you will notice that tho urine has
changed color. You see for yourself that Gin Pills have reached the spot and
have started tocuro. It won't bo many hours more until you FEEL that they
are doing you good.
600. a box; 8 for
$2.50. At all dea-
lers. If you can't
get them in you
n of ghborhood,
order direct.
Sample free if yon
mention this paper
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If you want your stoves to look as if they bad
been cleaned every hour, rub them occasionally
with
"Black Knight" Stove Polish.
Mt:Abe that lasts, no matter how hot the Are. It shines
it a few rube. You `et each a big aka for the money
iFaigbt" is easily the cheapest you cess boy.
iir yews sealers same and Itis Om feu seal em tt
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BLOOD DISEASES CURED
Drs. K. & K. Established 20 Years.
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Ha was .urprts.•t at hew this
Sores healed- - 1 t00% yo .r New
Pirtle it, Tma.e.e.r for a 'Winos )livid
disease* with winch 1 had Leen Initicm.d
for twelve y. as' l had cnnen ted a aeons
of physician. taken MI kinds of II..d
me.h'c tne, visited Hot spring% and other
mineral water re rota but only int tear
.,mart'y relief 1 hey wool] help me for a
tem•, lit after discontinuing the melt
cites the symptoms would areal( out
again -running sorra, t.lotchea, rheum
att'• pains. kw -owners of the hair swelling*
of the glands, pe'ms of the hands wtwetting
seroRt vltpllwtmT ttchtneof the ak n. dy•p•ptie atnmsarrt,
etc.. 1 hal given up In 'despair rurt.t hien ret wa elmhen a
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friend advis.4 me to obn. tlt yyn k mss
u. as hodI!er dla'a.e a year• awn
1 had Ito stove, but look hat *thise in three week.' time the sores con,, en.vd to heal up
' and 1 be ars-en•o,I,aral 1 continue.! the Sew Mars..1,T . for fm rmonthsarid
a1 ih•'end • f that tune nrery eymptorn h •d 'isep,.- Reef I wag eorpri : year. apt met no
signior any doorstop mince My ioy. three years ol.l. is Muud and heoltt.y. I certainly
can recommend your treatment with all my heart. You can refer any venom to me
privately, 1.u1 )ou an i.or this t•.rtm•.'+Itl ms stet w lei " W. 11 B.
W. treat NERVOUS DEBILITY. VARICOCELE STRICTURE,ITAtWTINAKNVS�
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