Exeter Times, 1900-10-25, Page 5'iIM[ifllr
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The father?
Gone for the ..> .
doctor. The
mother? Alone •
with her suffer -
lug ,phild,
Will the doc-
tor never
r
come t' ,,. w•
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you Call 1
get. the doe.
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THE EXETER TIMES
THE CEMETERY._ �+►
SALE REGISTER.
"Want of Watchfulness
DLU Smelt is admitted on all sides
.e in not e property t
that the cemetery pe y s p
a state creditable to the community.
It is also generally agreed by those
who bave interested themselves
in the
matter, that the plan of improvement
which the directors have outlined 'and
desire to carry into effect is the proper
plan to pursue. That no undue or
hapbazard expenditure is; contemplat-
ed, and that every detail of the plan
is necessary to place the property in
suitable condition;
There is, however, a difference of
opinion as to the course which should
be pursued in securing funds . A. few
cam thatthe owners of lots should
first be appealed to, others,—and they
are not a tews—believe that the Coun-
cil should have the honor of leading
the way in this important movemeznt.
Now, sir, as I am responsible for
proposing at the public meetiug that
the Exeter Council should be asked for
a grant of $100. and as I aided in cin-
entating a petition requesting such
grant, I desire to give some reasons for
my action in the case.
(1), 1 believe that the board of di-
rectors is a capable board and worthy
of public confidenee,
The directors receive no remunera-
tion nor are they looking for any,
Their efforts should not meet with op-
position orindi#ference,butrvith hearty
co-operation.
(2.) The directors believe and I
thtuIk with good reason, that an indle
virtual appeal to lot owners would Fe
much more successful, if some zee
once could be given them that eaten.
sive improvement would be nolle. A
grant from elle municipalities interest-
ed, would enable the board to give lot
owners suck assurance.
(3.) The other runnieipalities natur-
ally expect Exeter to take the initia-
tive. This is clearly shown by the ac-
tion of Usborno Council,
(14 Scene work ought to be done as
soon as possible, on the ground recent-
ly purchased. Considerable time must
elapse before lot owners could be heard
from and moneys secured. tl grant
from the municipalities would at once
set work iii motion. Lots in the new
part will undoubtedly sell more readi-
ly and at higher figures, when the
groupdd is properly: laid out and beaut-
To these coneideratians I may add
that, the largely signed petition guar-
axatees the &'ouncil public support in
making the grant requested.
The attention of the community is
new directed to this question as ueyer
before, There is no tiwe o good for
action as the present. 1 hope the
'Council of1901 will farther consider
this matter and not let their oppor-
tunity pass to aid in doing that which
is at once a sacred and a. public duty.
T thine, sir, tbat Inay claim to be
both a. disinterested and au interested.
party in the case.
Thanking you for space in your val-
uable columns, I remain
Yours truly,
0. W. BROWN.
It cures the ero,zp
once. Then, when a;'r"
one in the family come'
dawn with a hard coca
or cough a few doses of
the Pectoral will out
short the attack at onac.
A 25 cent bottle v' it is ,r ,
a miserable cold; the ;.t ;',
size is better for a cold
that has been hangill ; cn,
rxop tit. dollar siva ca L:": f.
eeeet to years ago 1 ceer.a neer
dying wale consumption, b0'tas
eurcttwitbAyer'sCuerrv„Peet-oral,
atacewhiehtzruelhave seat :Vera
znedlein. s int the haute mei we;s .
mend Item to ell my Iriende. '
eel).
Jan, 16, Ma. Bristol, Tc.
write the enter I: yeet.enay
bPSRi`r�ga; erbetescr ate SeeA + tae
r, d a.t evice, vale tee dealer,tl."11.ser,
D..&r n, Lowell. +taws,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have u nlimited private Annie ter invest
anent upon [arm or village property at, lase:,
Ate; et interest.
DIORSON.t CA LING
Exeter.
\\T. GLADMAN
(Suc'e.essor to Elliott R: Gladman)
Barrister ,Solicitor, rotary PubIio,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Mousy to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest..
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
TXKINSMAN, L I). 8. ANI)
DR A. R. EIN$MAN, L.
D. S. D. D. 8„ Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Mee in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main
"troot, Exeter'
DR, AND2RSDR1, (i). 0' S. i,• D. S. )
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University,
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. bridge work, Crowns, aa d. Plate
Work done in the neatest nossible manner, A.
harmless atuesthetio for peinless extraction.
The strictest attention given to the preservat-
on of the natural teeth. Mee opposite Ceti:
tral Efotel, Exeter, Ontario.
CUT THIS OUT
and send us with eteents in silver. and you will
get by return mail a GOLDEN TeDE OF
GOODS that will bring you inlelonn Moreur,
in one month, than anything else in America.
Salem -Yarmouth, S
Five Packs of Cards Freer
Escort, One pack Flirtation,' One pack 'Hold-
d•o-light,' One pack 'Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no-
tions. Sena Se. silver for postage.
Salem -Yarmouth. N. S
nORTGAGE SALE
OF FARM PROPERTY
'TOWNS NAPO F' STEPHEN.
Under and by virtue of the powers contain-
ed. in a certain mortgage, whiehaviil be produc-
ed at the time of the sale, there will bo offered
for sale by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900
At the hour of TWO O'CLOCK P. M„
Brenner's Rotel, Grand. Bend, Ont., by John
GM, auctioneer, the following valuable pro-
perty, namely: -
Lot number six in the Lithe Road. West con-
cession,Township of Stephen.County of Huron,
containing thir ty-five acres of bind more or less.
This is a desirable property, only one mile from
Grand Send,.
Turtles or SALlt.-20% of the purchase money
to be paid -down at the time of the sale, bal-
ance to be paid within 30 days, or arrangements
/or payment of balance may be made to suit
For further particulars and conditions of sale
apply to
J. G.STANBURY,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Dated a,t Exeter, the 2nd day of October, 1000
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of the late
William Charles Brant, of the Town
ship of Osborne, in, the County of
Ilnron, farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
120 11, S. 0. 1897, that all persons having claims
against the estate of the said William Charles
Prout, who died. on or about the llth day of
August. 1V00, are required to send on or before
the 20th day of November, 1900, by posUfirepaid
or deliver to jones St Roy. 'Whichelsea. P. O.,
their names, addresses and occupations,
with particulars of their clainis and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by them.
And notice is hereby given that after the last
mentioned date the said. Executor will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said deceased
mong the narl les entitled thereto. having ro-
t:lay to the claims of which notice Shall
*two been given as above required, and the
said Executor shall net be liable for the said
Maas or any part thereof to any person or
persons of whose claims notice shall not have
been received at the date ef such distribution.
Elinivillc P. 0.
A notice in tbis colanoxis worth
the price of bilis. Inserted free until
day of sale, if bills are printed at
Tones Onni oE,
SATURDAY. 00T. 27--Administrafor's
sale of Fanson's block and two storey
brick cottage, together with house-
hold furniture, in Exeter, the property
of the late Mary A. Fanson. Sale at
one o'clock p. m. sharp. Raymond
Fauson, Administrator, ,Toho Gill,
Arra,
SATCRDAT, NOV- S.—hXortgage sale
of 35 acres, lot 6, L. R. W,, Stephen.
Sale at 13renner's hotel, d. G.
Stan -
bury, Vendor's Solicitor.
TUESDAY, Nov. 6. --Valuable farm
and farm stock and ixnplements, the
property of Rout., McCord, Thames
road, near Exeter, The proprietor in-
tends going West, and everything
must he sold. Sale at one o'clock, T.
Cameron, auet.
The
DIflMOND DYES
Exeter, Oct. 15, 1900.
EDITOR TIMES.—There bas beers re-
cently coesiderable discussion through
the columns of the newspapers and
otherwise regarding the proper mode
of procedure and best method to be
adopted in order to raise tbe necessary
fluads to carry Out certain peoposed
charges and. improvements in the
Exeter Union Bnrial Groand. This
differeetce of opinion has led to some
confusion and misunderstanding. Tire
Council, tbe Directors and the great
majority. of the electors, seem united
in their desire that the welfare of the
cemetery should not be neglected. We
all appear to admit and to realize that
owing to ,the growing importance of
the cemetery the time has come when
funthmental change should be made
in its management and control ; also
that eertaip improvements and works
should be carried nut in the near fu-
ture. There exists, however, some dif-
fezence of opinion regardina the mode
of procedure, and the manner in which
the necessary funds should be raised.
Now with a yiew to remove all mis-
understanding and to restore that har-
mony of feeling and of effort which
should unite us in dealing with our
cemetery, surrounded. as it is with
sacred and tender associations, I would
venture to submit the following sug-
gestions To allow the whole matter
to remain in complete abeyance until
the annual meeting ; the annual
'meeting allow the Directors a short
time to place before the electors a de-
tailed statement of the case, which
would include the questions of the pro-
posed changes in the management and
control of the cemetery ; engaging the
caretaker by the year ; rules and re-
gulations governing the cemetery's
proposed improvements and works ;
proposed method of raising the neces-
sary funds, etc.
After hearitg full statement of the
case the electors would be in a position
to express their opinion and wish re-
garding the matter. Should they see
fit to endorse the pl uns and proposed
action of the Directors, well and good;
or should they wish to alter or modify
the proposals of the Directors, this
could he done. Or should they decide
that no action whatever be taken, but
that *things remain as they are, then
the Directors could abandon the whole
scheme. In making the propositione
the directors of the cemetery have
been actuated by no motives whatever
but for the present and future welfare
of the cemetery, They believe that by
patiently following out certain care-
fully considered plans with definite ob-
jects in view, in a very few years, the
general appearance, the :surroundings
and material improvement of the cem-
etery would be such as to give satisfac-
tion to tb.e different municipalities in-
terested, and that too, at a very small
personal cost. Be that as it may, I
would stiggest referring the whole
matter to the electors at the annual
meeting and being guided entirely by
their decision. 0, LuTz.
THIS IS WHAT THEY SAY.
ThoHe who take Hood's Sarsaparilla
rheumatism or dyepepsia, say it, !cures
promptly and permanently, even after
all other preparations fail. You may
take this medicine with the utmost
confidence that it will do you good.
What itluis done for others you have
every reason to believe it will do for
Constipation cured hy Heed's
Pills. 25o.
Produce AU The
New Shades.
MARKETS,
Makes a Thief."
Many cases ofpoor health
e from om want.
c om fr of watch-
fulness. Dat if you keep
your blood pure no thief can
steal your health.
The one effective natural blood puri-
fier is flood's Sarsaparilla, It neve,
disappoints.
Impure Blooti "My wife .suffered
wh atuend distress from
an affection of
the throat caused by Impure blood, She
was almost In despair when she turned to
Hogd'a sarsaparilla. Six bottles of this
medicine completely cured her," Jour,
salt, Galt, _Out,
Scrofula —'" Hood's Sarsaparilla has
cured me of scrofula, x was weak and de-
bilItated but itmade me strong and well,
Atter a severe cold had catarrhal fever.
Again resorted to this medicine audit eared
we." S,&BAu E, T aos, Annapolis, N. S.
ykotrei
rd eVe' Vi, fl ?o t
oY.y osttuatia to•
tRko ariib iigaQ'a Sxceap7c-ilia,
A RICH AND IWA.EtvF,LLOLS VARIl
OF FASHIONABLE COLORS FOR
AUTUMN AND WINTER WI,AT1
terfaad 'noes ea. rm.
RE PREPARED TO P-RCHASF
'f' " great majority of wise and prod -
....men collect and examine their
old dresses, skirts, capes, jackets,
shawls, husband's and children's suits
this month with the view of having
cleaned and dyed so as to flt them for
autumn and winter wear.
The Diamond Dyes (prepared epee -
tally for home use) have a wealth of
variety, beauty and brillianey possess-
ed by no other make of dyes. They
produce all the new and .fashionable
colors for autumn and winter wear --
calors that will not fade in the strong-
est sunlight, Every packet of Dia-
mond Dyes is warranted, ,tnd will per
feet results when simple directions are
followed. There are imitations ; avid
there if you delight In good. colons and
value te safety of your materials.
The use of poor dyes means ruin of
goods and loss of money,
BORN
iIA NE S -In Exeter. on the lull► "last...,
of John Bermes et a son.
alA WNNE -ln Wephen. on 7touday. t e. •
Nth. wife of Thar. 31atrhinney et a dau;;ln-
ter.
MARRIED,
ELLIOTT-SIDER-At t- -At the family residence,
"Woodland Farm," Kirkham on Oct.lpth, by
the Rev. J. Ilail,Ciara, oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Shier, to George Felon, of
London.
NELSON-ZPADLIN--In Dresden, North Da-
kota, on 27th ult., by the Rov. Wm Beer.
Wm. Nelson, of Dresden, to Miss Henrietta
wadlin, formerly of Crediton.
SMILLIE-WALL-.M the parsonage, Dudek),
on Oct. 9th. by the Rev. Byron If. Stauffer.
James Stutllio, of Torouto, to Helen WAR, of
Clinton, Ont.
HhebdooPvetbride, Oct..byRe. P.Musgrave,
Jas B. klonderson,to Miss Isabelle Mary Love,
all of Isle inion,
BUNO1,AIUC-111eCONNEi.L-:`,t theresidence
of the bride's perm te.Luelcnow, an Oct. l7th.
Bliss Alice, daughter of Dr. McConnell, Luck -
now. to Douglas Bunclarl:, of Detroit, lFlteh.
RAWKSTT ASV-MCLAL'GHLIN-In nxotor on
parents, 23rdinst.. at the residence of the brldo's
ilgwksha L the
St. Marrs,TtoailssMaryitAda,
daughter ot John McLaughlin, Exeter.
eleDONALD-GOULD-In Exeter, on the 23rd.
'nate the residence of tho bride's parents,
1b oT)onald to d Miss Brown,
da ghttor of James
Gould, both of Exeter.
DIED
ROSS -In lirucelleld, on the 19th inst., llobt.
Ross, aged 40 years.
G RUl7AIETT In Clinton, on. Oct lei, Archie, son.
of M. (irummott, aged 6 years,
McNIEL-Inaodorleh, on Oct 10. John C. Mc-
Neil, aged 42 years and 11 months.
JOHNS -In Tuckorsreith, on Oct. lith, Mary
Pearen, relict of the late hoot. Johns, aged
91 years and 7 months,
13OEHLEIt--In Egmondvillo, on Monday, Oet.
14, Mr. Jno Boehler, relict of tho late Jno
13ocltler, aged 87 years.
tmMONDSON- In Blanshard, on Oct. 10th,
Mary, Ann Edmondson, relict of the late John
Edmondson, aged 81 years.
BARBOUR-At Cross Bill, on oot. 4, Jane
Ronnie, wife of Mr. Barbour, and eldest
sister of Sam'l Ronnie, of Zurich, aged 60
years.
PfliNE'8 CELERY
COMPOUND
Is New 158111Q USed Bil The
Wise and Prudent
It Saves Sleepless, Nervous
and Despondent People
From Insanity.
BUILDS UP THE DEBILI-
TATED AND BROKEN-
DOWN.
ELM
Those wbo are wise are now using
the most reliable of all health -building
medicines, and are gebtiop-, back their
proper weight, nerve vigor, good
appetite and. healthy color. No long,
anxious waitings and disappointments
when Paine's Celery Compound is
usAedt.this season there are thousandsof
restless, fretful, nervous, despondent
and gloomy men and women. They
find it impossible to obtain restful and
natural sleep, and, as a consequenee,
they are almost physical wrecks ; some
are desperately near the abyss of in-
sanity. It is not safe for sufferers to
tem must be toned, strengthened and
built up at once.
There is but one reliable and honest
remedy before the public that guaran-
tees renewed health and a long lease;of
life ; it is Paine's Celery Compound,
tlic prescription of a noble physician,
and strongly indorsed by his profes-
Paines's Celery Compound is now
within the reach of all classes of our
people, and it is a very simple matter
tO test, its efficieney ; the expense is
trifling. As there are miserable imi-
tkit ions sold by some dealers, see that
you get "PAINE'S" the kind that bus
' wrought such maryellotas cures.
OTHERTIMRER,-EITER SDING OR. IN T
I
LOGS,
Apply to
E, C. Kessel,
FoltudIA1, F+a•LTBln, Oer.
Exeter, C TOB]I2!th . 19.00
,
Wheat per bushel .63. to 64
Oatsre to 34.
Baxley,, ..'30 to 42
R
Pas
e
Button _ g{1, ,. .,0 to I t
..17 to la
Turkeye t ,., .... ,.... 8 to 18
Geese.,,,,, 0 to ti
Chickens ,,..5 to 5
Du.,.7 to 7
Wool._ .. .. 16 to 16.
Dried ,Apples.. ., 3 to 3
Pork dressed,.-.. . .., .. $6.75 to 6.75
LONDON Moat T3,
Louden, OCTQIJEIt alth, 1906.
Wheat per bushel,-- .... ,.63_
YuRti cont It ,I, uowi (1`p . ,7 ia! mi 711 f'I17lm,,t
E
A 6,5
to 32
Peas , ...... .. . 00 t
Iia 1. . .."38
7p
ckwh. a
46
Bn e�t.,«...
, ..45 to 47
Rye ... , ,,,.51 to 65
Corn ., 42 to 47
Beans ........ .... ...-.14 ttoo 14
Eggs .,..... .. ... .,.,.15 to 16
Ducks .., 60 to 70
Turkoys per tb ... "pg.". 10 to 12
Geese per te..,.., gtO 10
Chickens .,,...,50 to 76
Cheese.,,,.. • .... . 8 to 10
Potatoes per bag... .. ..SG to 7-
gay per ton .S 6.09' to s 7.50
Pork Per cwt... .... , 14.60 to {5.00
To TEE DEAF.—A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute, so'.
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Droms may have thein free. AP -
Ply' to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue. New 7Coric.tr. 5, A.
111L7SCT I:,AIt ItIlE1,7MAT1si.1
11. Wili,ineon, Stratford, ant.. ea e ; "It
trends tee much pleasure to say that I experi-
enced great relief from Muscular Rheumatism
by using two boxes of aillbure's Itheu'natie
Pills," Price Mea box.
There is nothing bar -h about Laxa-Liver
Pills They eore•cou.,tipaticm, Dyspepsia, Sick.
Headache, and Bilious Spells without griping
purging or eiekening. Price 25c.
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neern
'IL SWE T
Begs to announce to the
people ofExeteh' and surround-
ing country that Iie has taken
the stock of Harness, Boots &
Shoes of Mr J. Treble, and
will continue business in the
r.
$a171t' stand,
In order to clear out this
STOCK OF
Boots &. Shoes
AVE OI+'FERT1IEM
AT and BELOW OUT
FURTER NEXT 30 DAYS.
Harness in all lines either in stock
or made to order.
Repairing promptly and carefelly
attended te.
C.ALL AND INSPECT OUR GOODS.
R SWEET
Treble's old stand
A DAUGHTER'S DANGER.
A Chatham Mother Tells how Her
Daughter, who was Trciubled
with Weak Heart Action
and run Down System
was Restored to
Everymother who Las a daughter droop-
ing and fading—pale, weak and listless—
whose health is not what it ought to be,
should read the following statement made
by Mrs. J. S. Heath, 39 Riehmond Street,
Chatham, Oat:
" Some time ago I got a box of Milburn's
Heart and Nerve Pills at the Central Drug
Store for my daughter who is now 13
years of age, aud had been. afflicted with
weak action of the heart for &considerable
length of time.
" These pills have done her a world of
good, restoring strong, healthy action of
her heart, improving her general health
and giving her physical strength beyond
our expectations.
" They are a splendid remedy, and to any
one suffering from weakness, or heart and
nerve trouble I cordially reeommend
t. Milburn's Heart andNerve Pills are 500.
i'ebox or 3 for $1.25, at all druggists.
'riff IB
etcytiiiravr
F. MOT COPY OF WRA
The undersigned has opened up a
new Meat market one door
wl
ea
Soon of Garfing's Stora
ere he will keep the choicest of
s constantly ou band.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. 1IANN!NG
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER.
Always keeps on hand a cam-
plete stock of caskets and
trimmings ot different kinds.
Also the largest stock of furn-
iture ever shown in Exeter or any
town in the county.
Prices as low as can be made.
Do not fail to sce our immense
stock in our two storey building.
Our desire is to please every -
Buy the Best ,
and
Ignore the Best
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Roern Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
GET SOMETHING HIOE___„.6.
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE aud you wil!
find what you are' looking for
FURN.ITURE AND UNDERTAKERS.
Opera House Block.
1.11 E
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough or solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians.and clays (bought before
,the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show a
big range at moderate prices
in Scoca and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices' to suit
all. A large stock of the ha -
from 810 up.
GIVE US A. CALL and
What we can do for you.
MERCHANT TAILOR
PA Ye
art r s
Little Lirr-1 Pills.
Must Boar Cleanaturo of
See Pee...Simile Wrapper Sciew.
Very Denim Qua as easy
to take es sager.
ivER FOR TORPID 1.1YEk.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
CURE SICK HEAlvettiME.
s.
Shoes by Mai
If you don't live l a
il, town
where there in a "Slater Shoal"
Agency, you eau get your enact
fit, in shape, size and width,
and you carr choose the preei;te
leather you want, from " Char
acteristies," the handsomest and.
most complete shoe catalogue I:,
ever published in America. It
tells all about "The Slater Shoe"
and accurately describes the different leathers, --the kind of wear
they're good for, emd how to care: for them.
Price $3.50 and $5•oo, statnpe<1 cn the sole in a slate frame with
makers' name,
E.
Write for one, it's free.
nee
SPRAINF.D ARM,
Nary Ovington, Jampar. Ont., writes : "My
mother had a undly gprained arm. Nothing we;
used did her any good. Then father got Gag.,
yawl's Yellow I Al and It clued mother's arm in!
a few days, Price 23c,
mnning
ores.
Mr. Stephen Wescott, Freeport,
N. S., gives the followlin experience .
with Burdock Blood Miters.
I was very .much rue down in
health and employed our local physi-
cian who attended me three months;
finally my leg broke out in running
sores with fearful burninee I had
thirteen running sores atone time
from my knee to the top of my foot.
All the medicine I took did me no
good, so I threw it aside and tried
was gone 1 noticed neeeee •,e
a change for the eeneeennev
better and by the
time I had finished
two bottles my leg
was perfectly heal-
ed and my health
greatly improved.
.0CAL AGENT.
SPENAL
gir E
t Cosi , Face
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY P.ANTINGS
AT COST.
We want to clear these lines at once.
W. JOHNS,
The 'I' calor
usiness
If people would only tres,t coughs and
colds in time with Dr, Wood's Norway
Pine 'Syrup, there would be fewer homes
The severest coughs and colds, bronchitis
and croup, and the first stages of consuinp-
tion yield readily to this powerful, lung -
healing remedy.
Bead what Mrs, Thos. Carter, Northport,
Ont , says: " caught a severe cold, which
settled on my throat and lungs, so that
could scs,roely speak above a whisper.
also had a terrible cough which my friends
Itried different remedies but all failed to do LIVER
me any good until I took Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Tine Syrup, and the e,oateets of one
. PILLS
bottle conapletely cured me."
Too much rush and
bustle, work and worry fall
to the lot of the average
business man. likIneys
can't stand it ; they to.
filter the poisons from. the
ea. blood propeely. Uri -nary
I pain le the 10,.:11 are the
r4-rnit4. A. man
proreriy if his back oohed
usa trying.
Only one sure rcluzqf never fails --
KIDNEY PILLS.
Take a hilt from basiness men who have
used them:
"I have taken Doan's Kidzey Pills, whioh
prooured at the Medical Hall here for
rheumatism and pains in the srnall of' my
back, with which I have been afflicted for
the past six years. They did me se much
good that I heartily recommend them as
an excellent medicine for rhenmatic troubles
and backache." Cseanize C. Pueeea, dealer
in agricultural implements, Orilliee Ont.
or weak back, Bright's disease, diabetes,
dropsy, gravel, sediment in the urine, too
frequent risings at night, rheiumatieni, and
'weakness of the kidneys frt children and
old people. Remeniber the name, rioan,s,
•-,1 refuse all others. The Doan li.lcirtei
Toronto, Ont.
LAXA
work while you skeep witboub
a gripe or pain, curing Milting*
ness. constipation, sick head-
ache and dyspepsieand make
you feel better' in the morning*
Price 25c. ett all druggists.