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Gives Strength and Vigor
Crediton
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l Th: fa:1 wheat harvest is coutplet-
' ed and th • crop Itis been .t very
STAIts VS. .\11.5:\ CRAIG i good one and a:ready the hum of
Au exeitiu . game of baseball will , :he tor, -h.•r is beard and reports soy ,
be played here Monday evening be- : t h • yield is good. i
t%even Ai:sa Craig and the Stars. ` ."1 -s LidaUke. of 'Toronto. spent
The Craig te:uu has been greatly i n few drays last week the: guest of i
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strengthened and have this season de- Mr. and Mrs. ,los. Hawkins• i A very pleasant event took pluc.
tented 1'.irkhill, Arkona and Forest 1 Several of our young folks intend at the horse of Mr. and Dl Win.
so a fast game is expected. taking in thepicnic to the llend on Rohde. on %Vednesday, July :Nth, at
On Friday evening a gauze will b: Thursday. 1 high uuou, when their second d:aa:gh-
There-46 .nothing which so quickly restores strength and played with the Greystcads on th lies. lioeder, o[ scut l'.11Lhill sp•utter, Florence, became the bride of
Crediton Grounds. Don't fail to see a few days The guest of ti r another Mr. Fred Henderson. :t prosperous
TI Mrs. nt. Slecunon.
energy after an illness .as a daily) of I O CIL. Asa this •ram,,,
young Londoner. \\ File the tt• ctlding
cup A horse belonging to Bill & Co..l Miss Sprin;fstead, o` St. :Marys,' rat:arch tta5 being played by Miss Rate
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Mitchell, who have the contract for' spent a few days the guest of Mrs.' Henderson. sister of the t'room, the
the iron work for the new bridge be -1 John Miners. goom took Lis place is the parlor.
ing constructed across the river at Mr. Sid Wilson had th • misfor- t thre bride follow ing, leaning on tb •
Crediton East, was killed Monday of-' time to have his driver get its leg armof her father and unattended.
ternoon by falling over the abutment' broken while running in the pasture The bride was tastefully attired in a
after running away at being fright -1• but the animal is doing nicely and, princess gown of cream silk cmbroi-
cned at an :approaching autornobile.� recover. i dered eolic111n4. trimmed with baby
Ttvu horses were attached to a tv:ag- Miss Ela :and Vera Motes.. of Cred-'Trish lace ad insertion, and wore a
on loaded with iron and were stand- iton East, are visiting their grand-' bridal Ivrea. h. After the ceremony
ing a short distance from the bridge mother Mrs. Thos. Heywood for n f •w•. the party proceed!, d to the dining -
the driver being engaged assisting to weeks.: roost, where a :utptuous wedding
unload :another wagon across the Mr. J. Whitford w -a, :aid up last dinner tins prowl: d by the Lost gad
river. The auto came up the Fourth week. hostess. The follutviug morning the
concession and on turning the corner Mt . Wesley Horn • -t1 •rat pert of happy couple left for their hotne in
towards Crediton the driver grave the wed: :at 17r,.ul need.: Lonson, where they will reside.
signal announcing his approach when Mr. Osler Morley, has purchased a Miss Olivia \Veltin, who is taking
- - the driverless horses -ran towards
the bridge. The wagon struck one
side of the bridge and the horses fell
to tits river bed below, breaking the
. • r the tvngon in their descent
One u sue horses was in a short
time able to get up. but the fall kill-
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So shall you Reap„ tort esehool fur the near.
Mr. and .lits. Dr. Rcostiode •rs, yof North
;'Caro.int, :are visiting mends here.
Mr. Bert Taylor, of Cleveland. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and :Mrs.
Jncob Taylor.
Mr. Harvey Vickers spent Sunday
rat his home here.
\\'.- are sorry to hear that Mrs.
,lits. Murray. who has been sick, is
reported to b,• no better.
Mnr)- 11:,zlewoor1. who was
v'-itica: friends in a\larkd:ale has re-
turned home.
\irs. Stinson from •Manitoba. is vis
Ring at (tont. Davis'
Miss Inn Hoskin has returned home
niter visiting fri+•nds in Exeter.
Quit- a number from It:irkton at-
tended the i-1ncrarn •nt r reit • held in
Saient church.
It.•s. Sue:l irreneh al a v r•y able
and interesting s rums to a It • young
men :::4t Smithy evenni,•.
\\'.• ore pleased to stst • the, Mrs.
It. 11, Vol, •:rind. who has been con-
fIn•.I to 1h• !muss owing to blond
!ur.•a:. , •: in her hand. is able to be
nrot+ad 9;taln.
Ansa Effie Cornish is home for her
holidays.
Mr. I. \\iliums and Mr. .1 Hanna
nr • bels) uith the threshing ngtin.
The u h• :at is r tinning good and so
• - h•. , d. lir. A. Francis used 100
to ;n , for 25 acres.
as
thorobreed Jersey cow and intends
to go into the dairy business.
.11r \Vesley Parkinson. spent Sun-
day in London.
.1i-ses Bertha and Sadie Anderson
of Fullartun. are visiting at their
grandmother's Mrs. Wicks.
ed the other one. The parties in Mrs. Osler Morley is spending :t
the auto backed up and going around few days with her parents in Kirk -
the five mile block returned to the bon.
scenescene of The accident, willing to give
any assistance they could.
Mi-ses Othello and Vera Motz are
vi-iting their grandmother Mrs. T.
Heywood at Eliutville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Motz spent Sun-
day at Grand Bend.
Mr. Frazer Brown spent Sunday in
Dashwood visiting friends.
The Misses Wein, of London, are
visiting their parents here for a few
weeks.
Mr. August Kuhn has returned to
Strut ord aft -•r ;spending his holidays
nrot.nd here.
Mrs. \V. Lewis, of Battle Creek',
is visiting her sister Mrs. 1). Sweit-
zer for a few- weeks.
Mrs. Umhnek and grandchild. of
Waterloo, are visiting friends here.
Mr. Fred Harris. of Parkhill is
her: spending n few dnys visiting
with friends.
Miss Edna Brock, of Exeter, is vis-
iting her sister. 'Mrs. Vert Cinrk.
Mr. Art Zw-ieker. of London. spent
Sunday in town visiting relatives and
friends.
The Misses Armstrong.. of Exeter
were the guests of Mrs. C. Fabrics
on Sunday.
Mr. Garnet Baker, of London, is
spending a few days in town visit-
ing friends. •
�,' • \1 Way. o: Centralis was the
guest of Miss A. iiia on Sunday.
Mr. I►. Sw-eitz'r is spending a few
week, in Rattle 1Crcek.
Miss Madelin • Bertrand is spend -
n few days in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I101y;1 d have re-
turned Horne n fter camping at the
Bend for n few weeks.
Mr.Mrs. F.Clarke and tam -
:y
and rtd f m
e O1' where :t• .tv . one to no. For th:•,
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.rill visit friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. iickling. nnd fam-
ily. of London, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. '1'revethiek.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 'flitch have re-
turned home after ,pending n few
treks in Ill.-nhoim.
Dr. awl Mrs. Orme nttd daughter,
if 'Centro ia, visited in town one day
Last week.
Igo la 1e for last tvec1:.
Mrs. C. llnist and Clnra Iloltz-
ntnnu, who have been visiting a few
weeks in Colborne. return,d home
Tuesday evening.
Mr. Albert :Morlock and Mr. J.
Lawson were in London on Sunday to
of lit. art's, has bring home the latter's auto which
teacher of the Kirk- was left there for r.•pairs.
A large number from here attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. 11. Coughlin on
Tuesday forenoon.
Many friends of Mr. James. mana-
ger, of hank of Commerce here. will
be sorry to learn that he has been
removed to :Sunnyside. Prince Edward
is:and. Mr. latnes during his stay
here has made tunny warm fr; •nds.
and on Monday everting a number of
friends met in Dr. McCue's office and
presented h'rn with a beautiful sig-
net ring. which goes to show the high
esteem in which he wns held.
Mr. Monsen spent Sunday rat his
home in Winghnm.
Mr. I). drown. our geninl post-
master, is having his premises int -
proved by a new .steel roof.
Miss .lames. of Toronto. spent n
few days in town, the guest at the
Ct•ntsal.
Mrs. Rev. C. F.
a few weeks with
Dnv:d E!tahl.
The Misses Tilly and Entine' Wein.
of London. are s •. tiding a few n 1 , gr r days
under the parental roof.
Mrs. (:.. N. Braun is offending the
(one rni of Mrs. D. f'inl:h in •r. of
S h •tt Hing. Mich.
Mrs. 1l. Either is visiting her sis-
ter Mrs. .-l. Eilber. of t'bl•y. Mich.
:•!r. Webb. of London. is spending
V.;::ft w holidays the guest of Mr. .1.
\V,•i n.
The Misses Hort snail arc spending
I11 • ho:idnys under the port ntal roof.
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We are constantly sewing on
the best cloths money can buy
We are reaping sati•tfii'd CDS
tomel'o. Natural, isn't it
Whet' .v0 --ow our ad verti•hutent in
the nett•sitln-, s, stating the ;n ice fur
is Stitt, Cost, Trousers, co. whatever
the ad. might suggest, we include the
baat of everything in that stilt.
The best Cloth, the best linings, the
best I'adding's, the best 'Thread ere..
As well as the best of our ability in Cut-
ting, Fitting and Making, shouldn't
We reap our tewarets
a 'f-: tono
sowed t t) you as
This ctrl. is AO 1 W
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of our customers. When you need et
Snit. (oil t, T`1'o113t'1%4 UI'
Fancy Vest,
let this a.l. lead you In ant' sh• n where
we cern prove to )'OIs that the live up to
tiro wt•rd.
J. I. Holtzrann
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Reumatism
they,. found a tried ant tested rr- • for R'•eu-
(at•ttam! Not a remedy that wills .ehton the
dytortoil limbs of chronic cripples, urn . rn long
nwil.i back to flesh a in. That It an.. •.,Ile.
I ••an now surely kill' the pains and pass. of
sate d••ptorAble dis•sse.
In t;.•rrtlan -with a Chertbt In the city of
t�nn tad'-iT retina the last ingretsient w Ith
which lar Rhone's Rheumatic Remaly was made
• p'tfett.••1, d.•pendable pr-5eriptlal. without
Ghat hist Ingre.It.•r t. 1 successfully treated many.
•uhny eases of R h. a:matism: but now. at 1a:t. it unt.
florally cures all curable cases of this her tofore
•lut•ti dreaded dliea.e.. Those wandlike granular
pates. found an Rheumatic Rirxld. seem t.dlssr.lve
seta eau away .miler the action of this remedy as
trr,•ly as .toes sugar when added to pure water.
And then. It ben dissolved. these posonou• wastes
trr,•11 is trent rho system. and the ea,.•e of
Rheumatism 14 pxae forever. There 14 mew no
gwal neat -no actual rxehue to suffer longer alth-
ea; help• we sell. and in confidence recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
w. S. HOWEY.
Winchelsen
Mrs. Richardson 1111(1 son. of Lott-
. don. rcttirned home Monday after a
t short visit at she hoot • of Mr. \\•m.
1) •lbridg.'.
Mr. and Mrs. •\V. W. Kerr visited
• friends near Lucan Sunday.
We are sorry to hear of Mrs. 11.
Francis serious illness. AV hope for
)n speedy recovery.
Mr•. I'.dwnrd Leaderbouse Is visit-
ing rat Itansomvi:l•, ger husband hnv-
ing been rolled there one to the ill-
ness of his broth r.
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The Ittupbcrry social held on T;:.s-
day evening of last week was •a gr•end
r • 111 • weather nos an chit
: •l 1, 41 sired and n large crowd
a' 1, r, d to partake of 1 he good
- for which the Sessmith people
doted. The programme also was
consisting of music. songs nnd
• hes. Thr proceeds amounted to
o v, t thirty one dollnrs.
ltrntin. is visiting
her mother Mrs.
IlAltl'I.EY
Mrs. •\V. A. :Mo:lard. o: Duluth's
who has been in Mt. Clemens for sev-
rat wt•r•ks. is visiting h: r mot hell.
:lir Geo. $h••rritt.
\lis:, Ile•n:rice Turnb•I:!. of Drew-
•t.•re visited her cousin Mk-. E'•a
Love• the first of the week.
•Martha Hodgins. of London.
• sisitin,r under the pnrental roof
for tt few weeks.
sIrs. T. Fallis has returned home
from Detroit.
Mnster (Milo Monro is visiting Art.
M.•Ilin rat present.
`.lisle s \Ini?d and 'alae 'lodging
n:.o 'liss Edith find ',Mr. Lloyd Tay -
:or took in the escnrsion to the Falls
on t h•• 20• h. '.i re -los••ih hickey also
trent.
Mneion 'll••rritt spent Mon-
dry afternoon with her frit nrl Mis•
lis $herritt.
Whalen
Miss Hilda Gunning returned home
Tuesday after :t pleasant visit with
relatives in St. Marys.
Mr. Samuel .\lillson, of near Mit-
chell, visited at his brother's here on
Friday last.
Mrs. \Vm. Row-ecliffe and Drs. J.
Brock. from near Exeter, visited with
Mrs. .1. V. Millson on Thursday.
Mrs. John Totes. .\Misses Bertha
and Uertie Su t herby and Harvey Sot -
herby visited stIt1► their mother here
on Sunday.
\ir. Wm. 'Poles. of London and Miss
McDona:d visited friends here on
Sunday last.
Mr. Mutt, our junior pastor visit-
ed this appointment on Thursday.
Rev. 'Carlos Dinsmore with his wife
and two children, of Anderson, ind.. -;tile 5111011 a few days last tweet:
visited here the guests of Mr. .1. V. with friends in Detroit..
Ali!lson• Miss truth Elliott, of St. Paul, who
Our pastor, iter. Watson. preach- has been visit int; her uncle, Mr. \V.
et -.veva: weeks. leave,
Monday for her home, visiting at
London and 'Toronto enronte. Mi
'Katie Elliott will accompany her es
far as 'Toronto.
The Misses Wood, of London, art•
visiting their aunts the Misses \\ 1' -
son.
The Rev. W. 11. Hort di- iv.'red a
song sermon on Sunday evening. en-
titled 'Sowing and rrnping.'• Excel-
-lent music was furnished by the choir
under the lendership of Miss Neil.
Miss i'earl Ilewitt, of Detroit, is
visiting her cousin Mil: Eileen Caves
'1'h,• Ladies' Aid h • d their annual
picnic at Epworth Park on Thurs-
was
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A •er • enjoyable
tt n
do •.
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periencecl by Lhose present.
An interesting gnnte of ball w•ns
played on the Recreation grounds on
Tuesday evening between tate Pick-
ups and the Stuck -ups. The score re-
sulted 8-5 in favor of the latter.
Our baseball team played their re-
turn game at Lucan on Thursday
with the score 5-1 in favor of the
hotne team. -
Misses iva and Vera Essery aro
camping; at the (tend.
A1iss,s Laura and Mable Butt re-
turned horse 'Tuesday evening after
taking a two weeks' trip to Toronto.
Ningars half and other interesting
p:ac,•s.
Mrs. J. G. E. Ilett returned to her
hotly. in I)etrott niter sp,nding sev-
eral weeks rat Epworth Park.
MissElsie llandford. of Londorl, is
•:siting tit Ills home of J. 'landlord.
a course i n nursing in a \Vincisor
Hospital is visiting with her parents
here for a few weeks.
The Misses Olive and Flo. Fenn, of
Parkhill, who have been visiting with
friends here t h:• past week returned
to their home on Monday.
L1r. and \t11. J. Brown visited at
E. 'Tieman's on Sunday.
ltev. and Mrs. L. K. Eidt are visi-
ting friends in Iterliu and Lisbon.
Mrs. R. .1. Donebey returned to
Toronto on Friday.
\1r. and Mrs. Shaeffer and family
of Parkhill. vi-ited friends here on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Editor and
family .spent Sunday with friends in
town.
S1r. 'Milton II. Cooke, of Berlin, is
vi -iting at the home of Mr. J.
Goetz.
Miss Lilile Davis, of 'London. .s
v'. -icing her parents hero.
Mr. it nd •\lrs. Merman. of 'I'•avistock,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Goetz
for a few days. ,
Mr. I'. Draft who has been very
ill is able to b • out again.
Centralia
Mrs. W. It. Elliott and daughter
ed here in the afternoon. while Rev.
Dinsmore delivered an excellent ser-
mon in rho evening. Both services
sv re well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ogden and Miss
Vera Ogden visited friends at Staf-
fs oil Sunday.
August time, tells on the nerves.
But tont spiritless., no ambition feel-
ing can be easily and quickly .•altered
by taking what is known to druggists
everywhere :as 1)r. Shoop's Restor-
ative. Within 48 hours nftr•r begin-
ning to use the Restorative. improve-
ment will be noticed. Of course, full
1edict I ' return.
will not 'tom t c
hen'th tl 1
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The gain, however, will surely follow.
‘nd best of all. you will realize and
•.•1 your strength and ambition as it.
is r:turning. Outside influences de-
press first the "inside nerves'' then
the i o►anch. heart and kidneys will
usually fail. Strengthen these fail-
ing nerves with Dr. Shoop's Restor-
ative and s' -e how quickly health will
be your gain. Sold by W. S. Ilowey.
Zurich
Miss Tillie Johnston, of the Domin-
ion (louse was severely injured 'a
few days ago, by being thrown out of
as light wagun. The hind wheel pas-
sed over her hip. and while no bones
were broken it will b: some weeks
before she is able to get around.
The Herald last we k entered on its
tenth year of { ublication. Bro.
Zen. r is to be complimented on the
to to •y :ittk' paper he gets 0111 each
we -1, and is entitled to the pit ronage
that is doe him.
Two rinks of our bowlers went to
Dashwood on \Vedncsdsy of last week
one of the rinks winning, while the
other w•as defeated.
The Zurich litigant! team added an-
other scalp to their already large
list on Friday. when they went to
Vinton and trimmed the league team
of that town 7-0.
STEPHEN
N gray Put a d -t>.. Thursday even-
ing tltiring I It o vet. • Thunder storm
that: 1'-s,d over Iles rection, th•
Silas y .
I:ts 1 r
1 ,• ;:u••i to i 1 rokt tt hlr .
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Oil .ltd • Ninth conc. -sion was struck
by : iii Moe. w-1 tin: lire to he has
ilm• to s s:ored ?h,'r,•in. Fortunll -
.y .; 1514 s,•.•n by Mr. Brok.•nsbire in
t,au • : n 1 :.:nlrough nearly blinded :and
sol: ,t:tied si:ns fought the fire lin-
t:, it e, a4 put out. The ladies did
tt • : carrying tinter and not going.
into a { +sir :,s is generally the cgs••
o1 •ceh uecas:ona. About Twenty of
sit• lie:abhors hurried to assist. bit:
the fir.- stats quench .1 before some
of them could • .'t t 11 •r . The barn
way not mach den. •1. hilt s1r.
4 rok•nshir- ti:1 hat,.• the • or four
Ions of hay damn;:, d by etaler arid
senates its burn and contents fu:-
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Our object is to swell the saes of August troll slake it
one of the best months of the Fear. Hence to cut prices 111
the following.
Men's 2 piece Summer Suit.
Ladies White Shirt Waists
Dress lengths of Dress Goods in different shades
Balance of trimmed and untrimmed summer hats
Balance of cur Lace Curtains
Remnants in Dress Goods, Prints, Gingham, Fancy sluslins
I crate of Glassware regular 1 ice and roc.
Dinner Sets
Give us your trade and we will save you good money.
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THE IDASHWOOO PLANING MILL CO , Limited,
Have on 11and and for Sale CHEAP
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Flooring and Siding.
We sell the celebrated Paroill Rooting -None Better
All kinds of Factory work done to order for which our prices are reasonable.
Just to hand, a large import order of WINDOW GLASS
which we will sell at very close prices.
Now is the time to order your I Iay Racks and Water Troughs.
Call in and See u -i.
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August 28th 1909 - September 13th
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Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the Continent. Forty industries
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ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
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MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp -Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Cotnpetitions be-
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GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FIREWORKS
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THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
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l-1 Iiicycles are
:. vs • oming back
into popular favor,
tile demand this year being
:i5e !lanes what it 11'as five years
ago. \\'c have planned for it in
too ways ---by getting the very best Eng-
lish wheel we car. for pl)pui.trselling, and
saving to our customer, all intermediate pro -
tits by filling orders dirt/ by i:: ri/ instead of
through agents. In this way we can u!-G•r
$50 Wheels for $25
and give better satisfaction all round. The quality of the ul•cclsis all right
-- only the best materials used and only skilled teech.anics employed in
construction. The ecptipment is right up•to•datn tut.', the machines
throughout arc such as we can thoroughly recommend. \\'e sell automo
biles as well as bicycles and our plan is to make wheel, serve as a good
advertisement to the entire business. Send for illustrated folder.
HYYSLOI' BROS., Litnit-d
High -Class Automobiles
geed Bic
cies
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TORONTO, ONT
Shipkn
A number from here spent Sunday
rat the lien&. ,. One of the very oldest resid:nt9
Messrs. S. .1. Hw•eitzer and \•.I
Oliver were here one day last we k rd 1. -- ;1 : w•ay on Thers-
day..1uiy 22nd, 9Ii-. Eliza Ill.,ckwell,
Mei. nigh- r• et: of the late Hugh Berry, and
mother of :Mr. Robert Merry, ca -
warden of the county of Perth. Mrs.
!terry had passed her eight. ith year
and during all that. time had nrver
knonn the meaning of ill -health.
Never until a few months ago had
she been under tit, doctor's care.
it Zurich. Death resulted from an attack of
it is a Tonic you \s'antl Physicing lowers Miss •5. Robison. of Detroit, it heart trouble. The late Mrs. Berry
spending n fi w drys with her grand was born in London township. All
the system and makes it more susceptible +anth••r Mr'. Mei'h •,•. the n;c of 11 ahs cerrgr with her i' r -
to disease. The winter months have been Mr. .1. A. Breen left lett week for cors io Fish Creek. For the rest t
•great strain upon your vitality and unless you put the Flood in good the northwest• her life she
mad,. het borne in t o
condition all manner of evils will overtakeyou. PSYCHINE is the ,11 r. n, ttntz 11nd Ron Harvey, of tottn'hip of Illansh'1rd. ser father,
1 hillipshurlr. spent n fete dtvs with the Inte John 1)1arkwc•'l, was at on-
Of
Greatest of Tonics and should be taken by every one at this season the former'., sister lir.. L. `1Vintr. time clerk o[ th township. Up Of the year. PSYCHINE assists the gastric Juices and ferments in Mist Mire Gni, •r i• spending is few the time of ger tl, nth she mad t
eir digestion of the food, cleanses the mucous membrane of the days with h r 'enel,• Ji r. J. (Iaiser,ot boort ttitb (h• family of her loos ,
Crediton. wnrd,.h Mohr. Itt rr The dcc 1
tomach, and has an Invigorating and beneficial effect on the muscles Mr. q. Bweitzer is busy giving his weal a w'ornan of splendid char
and nerves. For Catarrh of the Stomach, Ulceration or Weak Stom- hue the appearance of a new one and nos highly revered aS a wig •
1
ach,Dyy's�pepsia,the use („ PSYCHINE is strongly advisable. painting it. ,,,,,her. �n,. ata: lire -Ione 11 r
PSYCH1NE acting on the Stomach restores it to a healthy condition The Mis•.-s T. and C. Grey return• of rh• F:nKli•it church Thur r0
District
E n
The Messrs. J. and W.
lin. of Detroit, spent a few days
with 'dr. and Mrs• 1'. )fcl:enzi�'.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. ltichtrd•on. of Lon -
pont n t -w days with Mr. and
:-ir4. .1. I4:tynhim.
Th • Messrs. \. Gaiser and C. Fink-
beiner spent Sunday with relatives
• then acts through the stomach upon all the vital organs, creates an appetite, Fringing ed to tb :r born -in Stratford last ttvo children, Rob ,rt Nlansb•trd, ,,rad
enewed vitalit nd strep th tot a entire • stem andenables it tot row o disease _ s. Nor grnvr. of. Marys 'ho
r y g h y ht h �tCee \ir ` th tat \f b
Women with talo cc toeless faceR of every kind. It is the greatest health-
y
OAtIBZ'OA=d• also leaves two si,tors and a hrothrit
who feel ttt,k 'trot disrourag rd, ttiB 0 JSTORTA. 1 iver sown to medical science „ , Mrs. Shoebottom. of London 7p. Mil.
1�e II'nd Yat11111 A't►a s ala�*t ` �t °°•_. y.cta s..cEn: T!e K .0 Ytl Hoe A,wa
receive bot h vaunt al and bodily vigor Bears the Send toDr.T. A.ALori"St,I mite 1. Toronto, i 111&11 the /�/w Webster, of Tt, .ton, and Jamey
by using Cartc+'s iron fills. «Lich Btgts air A for a Free sample to -day. An druggists and 1 G:I ' triton
/p '' lBackwell, of �tu;koka.
oro made for tbo bloc&, nerves and1
of
s:orussllPr,Yt llJii atsctcandtl we bottle of
eomplexioo.
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