Exeter Times, 1904-12-1, Page 41
Don't Let that
OUGH
et Ahead of you
Stop it an time, That good
dvice'fOr )7,our laealtb, and its
ood advice for your pocket book
too. A cure in time saves mon.
ey and perhaps your life.
Perry's Compound Syrup
of White Pine with Tar
has gained much popularity by
its prompt relief in this most corn
-
mon ailment. It is pleasant to
take and wards off any tendency
f a cold to result in Pneumonia
Price 25c, a bottle
Perre's Emulsion a pure NorWegian
Cod Liver Oil with Rypophosttes, the
meet perfect Preparatien Cla the mar-
ket tor a/I pulmonary' diseases and
general debility l'aices 50 cents and
$/.00 per bottle.
Sole ii4StAlry
Browum
Drug Store
Ia Liberaliem, his tributes to the
colleagues he has abandoned, his
va glee allusimes to the Call of loy-
alty and patriotism and les yearn -
"T0 keep all the veatal irebvhich
were lighted at the laeleie the
else:dation a every »duel& whiela
makes a free and itappy people.,"
It may sale the, nurpese of the Pre.
eller in try 't(lt Oiantl11,1, the reCoril 'et
his, Government with ,sueli meeederee
e rhetoricbut the people are not
lingering for sueler.eur,ies at thee
tag() of Oetario's history. They will
be well satisfied with the eoutMen
everydae nectesitiee of a simple lir-
lux eeePle# strotag aul clean admin.,
etion, pure eleetions, strietly
jreotative ,eovernmeat end preser.
ion Lor their use. and advanzaeee
osources a the I'rovinee,
hos. not given the, Pr•ov-
e t j2 'bread of Zwwst oesive
mettleLe oers the neote
zsta1 thic 4cda reb .
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THE EXETER TIMES DECEMBER 1qt 1,90
possibilit y of the Government ob-
i aieing a norking majority ; and a
bare majority. will mean a continua -
leen of tle. wretaied eonditioes of
the last six years. Surely ledepen-
dent electors and those who leek t
t he permanent advaeta ees and credit
of Liberalism will vote to bring
those conditione to an end.—Toronto
News,
CONDEMNS ROSS ON TEMPER
ANCE.
Mrs. May R. Thernley, of Leadex.
te well-known leader in Woroares'
hrietien'Temperance 'Union circles
ade the following statement
athude of the Liberal leader in re-
•hth
t't to temperance reform hes
L'enlato Lopef ul that eN,
pCeta of the promise of a large
eure of relief from tbe liquor
fee:: wae eeneral. Interviews and
letters have •ereated and fostered
1119 bope. The W. C. T. V. cenven
ion az Dowmenville, after neeriya
wo-lecear illiSO4.5$1,014 a the eubjec
the practical u nimone de
con that should thes hopes Ione
teraUz it would he as tbo reotutior
dtb uers asset
rhite r
thet
8 0 1
It
be bit ter
101'50 the se
1
re an b
isappointment
Mrs Teornley 8ddi tbat ie
or tire new ali ster
o neeei the station °ted
/
bled dleappointuten.„
"We think the party haste e eve
ite own pu.rely selfish fneres
a reoj mistake."
pport zra
opposite
e tru° Tb. OV0r0Melat
difi`41,11EAVS: 7.K.'.Canc,f` it baS IQ
to enjoS Ole etenfidenee
INT. Tit' peoele have4 not br
'piI , but repeatelly
et ined t nive the
ti0r. •e
indica
zn
;overman:
g
UV I
Tite eoti
e
Pre leeszoua observ
a Om'
to regain
DViflC.
ah -da
e a change.
"stakeial
te cap
00 e1eat-
ee of the
The 4,000 deleeat rouehle
ekinz that le aelt eoustftueiay in
the Pr Winn representee by 40
eiectore. nese 40 electors oro so
many party onthuelaste reepontling
tont. ureent party appeal in a ser-
ious party crisis.
perty Hues are drawn in Dater -
to to -thy ts raany might very eas-
ily, be found t °respond to the call of
any perty leader in any emergency
•regardless or tae merits or the cause
tbey were asked to uphold, The ag-
greentte looks formidaLle, bu1 eis-
tributed moue the minty -eight eon-
stituencies of the Province it is
numerically intignificant and of
etiII less account in its indication of
the trend of public sentiment. Mr.
Ross I= leaninz on a slender reed
evberi he mistakes an. assembly: o
rampant party enthusiasts for an
outburst at popular opinion in his
for.
The neominee battle. at the polls will
netbe determined by the votes or en-
thusiasm of Torts or five times for-
ty electors o represent the ex-
treme partisanship of any constitu-
ency. The issue will be decided by
the mot who are teeither extreme
Liberals nor extreme Conservatives
but by that lormiclable element
;which thinks for itself, and which
now gives every sign of resolute bos-
tility to. the Ross Government. To
this more or less independeee public
--opinion Mr. ROSS Will appeal in vain
with his talk about the new dutiee
e s
One dose of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral at bedtime prevents
night coughs of children.
No croup. No bronchitis. A
Cherry
• Pectoral
doctor's medicine for all
affections of the throat, bron-
chial tubes, and lungs. Sold
for over 60 years.
-I hays used ATOr's Cher.ry Pectoral in my
family for sight years, There is nothing eqat 1
t ft tor sought+ Rua solda, etpeelally for
ennee-eces.'w. et. SlialAR12, Shelby, Ala,
' J. 0..A,Yr5 co.,
Alt for NaSS.
Night Coughsi
teep the bowe s open with one of
yer'a Pills at bedtime, just one.
rt
of 1
re w
1, a
nnift Nort
orrupt to
von auie to niaw-
I t b eecident
praeticee whieb
oneenaned,
02 tele MA R053
clach was es-
. stroneest sue-
'bont Ue tell
in 1 Le Lis1a
s rnnjo
u
ections
'orfolk near
he Goverronent
,fore, no iprvel its emelt/
?lightest degree, and it rai
to gain any advantage in the by
elections in Centre Bruce and Nor
York. It lost Muskoka, and it gai
ed Sault Ste. Marie by flaerent co
includine the scandelo
episode of eke eruiee of the "Minn
M." It lost North RQ111fren't havin
first violated the principles et Li
ration, and of popular eovernmet
by keeping the constituency veea
or nineteen nmeths. In fact,
maintained its bold upon eower b
committal; all the Defences contlera
ned by the xesoletion of the conve
gen; That this tonvention rcpre
entine the Liberal party of the Pr
vine°. of °Maxie, repudiates and co
&runs in t Ile most unqualified tern
very form of bribery by which th
ectore are illegally or corruptl
nfInenced at elections to the Lei
alive Asserably, and all fraudulen
cheanes to defeat the purpose o 1th
lectorate, as being a violation of th
undaraental principles at respo
ible igovernnaent and. contrary t
he spirit and traditions of the Li
ral party."
It is quite natural that Mr. Ros
hould desire to have a comfortabl
vorking majority by fair mean
eke a fervent appeal for a major
ty !greater than money can bu
ut there is not a particle of ev
ence that he has improved his pos
ion in the Province since the (getter
1 election of 1902, which left hi
a popular minority of at leas
000. The bye -elections show- tha
a has 'rather lost (ground; every IT
arent ;an that he has raade ha
een nullified by the result of th
ection trials. He has no reason t.
ope that he can improve on the re
alt of :the recent Federal election
hich left the laberele in a minorit
ten in Ontario. The Provincia
°clients of 1898 and of 1902, the bye
ections and the recent Federal elec
on, combine to show that the
onservatives are now in a Major -
y in this Province, and only by ac -
dent or fraud can they be prevent -
from obtaining* a majority,in the
gislature. If they- obtain such a
ajority, there -will be an end to the
teat ion eviech hat( brought so much
scredit on the Liberal •party in re-
nt years.' Everyone who desires
at consummation will throw hie
inlet against the Governi2aent, and
lp to make the result a decisive
e. The facts are all against the
Ot tiOn9 whb
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February last 00tt0d
foawiur
reeelUtion, and
of copies printed, wbiab
this week circulatine free-
ly4 the county. Theythe ask
01.opOratjon of farmers and
1ly to «snst
n ke
in the besz ppoet
uringthe xviretca by tak-
ver practicable, on all the
• the riellt halt of the
immediately 0tte It
I. Lt rnibt be well a10 to
euentest that witen roads aratoo
1) tiler drifted that be be iz-
.1 to place theta in such a condi ion
as wUl admit of this suggestion be-
iaa roughly testee during the
,5e00ion ,o, view to
its eeneral edoption;--"That for the
greaterearety and rapidity et -winter
ravel the Provincial Leeislature he
t it lotted zhroub our member elect
o pass an act providing tint on all
in and freely travelled roade,
wlireyer predicable, wit it the open -
in; of the neuter s eason and im-
mediatel pater the first track is
formed it shall be ,required that tae
rieht halt of such trade be taken by
11 succeeding vehicles. The 'results
o be secured are a solid road bed of
tbree tracks width and a minimum
of inconvenience, througe succeed-
ing storms.
MIL BORDEN'S POSITION',
Mr. Borden is by two first rate
qualifications, their one desirable
leader. First. ,the allegiance of the
party Its been les for four years,
and everybody likes him. A new
man could not get into that position
without having been tested for a
long (time. Second, leIr. Borden has
proved atis possession of a rather
rare disposition, one most necessary
to a leader in the heterogenous Do-
minion --the disposition of positive
•good will to all the various races
and creeds. Probably no man -Who
stands by instinct, training or as-
sociation. -for the domination of any
is the grandest, most scietetific and safest
cure for any kind of headache. Without
being a laxative, it regulates a disordered
stomach, and is therefore something en-
tirely new for a bilious headache. It
clears the brain and makes you S.t for the
day's duties, and to those vvho are trot.),
• bled With 'nervous headaches at night, it
acts as a calmative, and insures refresh-
ing sleep ,and bright mental activity the
next tnorning. '
Your physician will tell you that the
safest and best form in which to take a
headache cure is a tablet. Powders and
wafers vary, containingeither too much
or too little of a prescription. All Hed-
rite tablets contain the same ingredients
to a x-neoth part of a grain. They can
be easily broken or crushed and .swal.
lowed witlea drink of water. You, will
End that after taking Hed-rite for a few
attacks that your headaches will come
less frequent, and in time will altogether
disappear, unless brought on by careless
and irregular living.
We are the only head.,
ace specza,
h lists in the
world!.
A postal card will bring yoi a sample
box, tontaining two doses, free. Don't
buy before you try. The Herald Remedy
Co., Chicago, Montreal.
,
1 sect or race can euccessfelly heed
1
t ha 1 ,greatest matter. as Se tendlY
a Dominion party. Mr. Borden. is,
•rupa.rtial as Sir Wilfrid Laurier
lumsele, It would be hard to fiad
another Opposition front-seat:0r of
whom that maid be truly said.
Therefore Mr. Dordeu only of ail
the Opposition appears elegeble for
he Premiership.
Ills chances of attainine the place
aro far from as remote es might ap-
pear from tbe completeness oe bis
party's rout. To say nothing otitis
being „fifteen years yeunger than
Sir 'Wilfrid, fee whose entire mantle
there can be no Liberal successor,
there tir.-c before the Ministry scum
difficult pirccs of business, froea
whieh that Opposition may reason-
ably hope to make gains.—E, ana
Thomeoe. in The Roston Transcript.
FREE TRIAL norrtm
prove what Dr. Leonhardt's Anti.
1I/1 wUt do --Your name and ad-,
OSS On a post ,oard will brio
tit-ellas cured tbeusaeds al-
ready.
Dr. zeonhardes Anti -Pill has
ttehered
In a new ere in thetreete
ent and cure of diseases. Thous..
ds wbo bave given up bopa have
red to ,perfect health, owl
eeras to be perfect and
Ilene is a eeee of dys,
0.
unve ben
£roin dyspe
bavebevn traatd 1y loea
have taken nee ly al
tieed remedies witb only tempo
' relief, but Melee using Dr,
bardt'sAnti-Pill 1 an eat •thiug alee-
he same as wheu a boy, My
ol vigor 1408 returned ;so that
pirits are loneyant and temper
al. I 'give all credit to Dr.
a des Anti-Pill."--af. N. Da-
othorne Street. Toronto,
th's t seat recut at your
tor 50e. A cample free by
tbO wilson-ryleLita-
ralis, Oat, Sole egent
C1O1.S PLAiTs
Banker).
kingdom tu a
with the idea tint
tn 2nembers, with theexception of
a few parasitio pints,
adevise their
sole sestentinte from the earth and
from the atmosphere. A consider.
able number of plants, ;however aro
carnieorous and require a diet of
aniraal food, literally devouring and
living creature of appropriate size
which comes within the reach of
their tentacles or other weepeee of
capture,
The most common, thouelt not
motet notable of these flesh -eat.
plants is the humble sutt-dew of
marshes, a diniinutive plant with
circular leaveg from each of which
project a nudber of prehensile ion-
taeles, If a. small fly or gnat settles
on these leaves, the tentacles sharp-
ly close upon them, the pores then
rapidly absorbitett, the greater por-
tion of the slaughtered bisects, the
rause being thrown out. If an ar-
tificial fly he offered to the plant, by
some unexplained means it detects
the fraud and makes not the sfl1it-
ont
MOVOInent to recapture the
counterfeit. Small pieces of meat,
bowever, are rapidly devoured.
The trumpet flower, a native of
North America, is anothet examPle
of these carxtivorous plants,. The
triode of capture le; bowever, al-
together eliferent, the interior sar.
face of the flower—really, however,
a leaf—heir:et provided with honey
',elands which attrects the insects
wbieb, hall stupefied by the liquid,
are then entangled among a net.
work of hairy spikes, and are soon
devoured at leisure.
The most notable and. marvellous,
however, of these flesh -eating plants
is lite beautiful picture plant of the
tropics. This strange specimen of
the floral world bears a remarkable
handsome pending flower, several in-
ches in length, shaped exactly like
an ordinary pitther, with a lid auto-
matically opening and closing, and
provided .in some species, with sharp
spines projecting from the ' inner
surface of the lid. The glands of
the flower continuously secrete
sweet liquid, which accumulates at
the bottom of the pitcher . Its in-
ner surface is so smooth that it is
impossible for an imprisoned insect
to secure a foothold. Many various
geenera a-ppear to be 110 prey of these
voraeinas plants : even bumming
birds, it is stated. having been known
teonclsa.11 a prey to their (greedy appe-
The unwary victim attracted by
the delicious sweetness of the aroma
of the lucious nectar in the beauti-
ful, many -hued receptacle, rashly
ventures into the deadly trap, and
soon is entangled in the pleasures
of the honied, intoxicating repast.
And, now; satiated and drowsy, it es-
says to qua; the lethal charaber.But
too late; the lid bag closed tight:3y
down, the sharp, spiny thorns ate
fixed in position to bar any egress,
and the poor crapulous _dissolute,
now hopelessly inebriated, 'sinks
down hopelesely into the, deathly
fluid, and is soon absorbed by the
bea utiful ,clevour,
And. how often do radey inaltal a the
example of that silly butterfly or
moth, and in the pursuit of fancied
pleasures evlich have, ,grippe'cl /them
tight in their fascinations, find that
they are immersed in the -water of
despair. Bat He who came to re-
deem 'theme by taking upon Himself
the punishment -due to them, will if
they ‘cry unto Him for help, not
only rescue them from the cruel fet-
ters of -their sins, but -will ,give them
Llie inestimable boon of eternal life.
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL
To (relieve constipation headache
just ,fry Dr. I -Tamil( on's Pills e
Manclrake and Betternue. •'eV-ender--
el/ley prompt, and never cause aril,
ing pains. for theadaelie and billi •
ousness use only Dr. lterniiteres.
Pills. Price 25c. ce
Huron
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We (regret to learn oe the death of
Mrs. Hugh Love, which toot; Ow
lto%rt'ie,!,(1,1e141rei ess:elrYt ril-Ea)ii;E:l. 1\16' P.L Atirx.rAerelelluicre.
Mr. Malcolm Alkeebead, of Brace -
field bets been, •appointed princilal of
• the Illeevale settee'. for 1905, in
1,e.easie,semek me. n. ma0Ewee, who has
Commencine .witit this issue', the .
Brussels Herald will be under new
management, Messrs. Appleford &
Duncan of the Seaforth News zt Ate t btS:a fox;itaitlitNaenevds, busi-
ness
ness from Mr. H Delion.
,afrs. Chas. Smith of Jimes, Ohio.
writes; 'I have -used every remedy
for sick headache I could hear of for
the past fifteen yeers, het Carter's
r,,tttic Liver Pals dal me more good
than all the rest.
¥re. Matilda Dansmore, relict o
the late Henry Danonore, died very
ie • suddeuly in Toronto Thankseivine
Day..from heart faiinre. Mre.Dunse
more was. for many years a reels
„ dent a Tuokerseeitle Shwas a
eis er of Mr. ,eidney Johns, of Sea -
forth. and mother of Mrs, William
Qamoolutrik Tuckersetath.
On Tuesday as Mr. Layton. of
Brueefield was tokine his traotion
engiao from Mr, Waldron's on the.
London Road, to hlr. Thus, Town-
eentra It. brolca through o. culvert on
eao ,read behind Wrn, Elcoat's farm
and it was not got oat until Wed-
trttieruedztafe, Ibvnast dfoonrc,t,itnittaly no serioue
Zr Baldwin, a soaforth, wbo
went west some time tyro mei las
death in a betel fire 01.*Ellein, Mn,
Mr. Reldwin was the father of Mr.
Ge M, Baldwin, eine...he-law of M', »,
Steinbaelt, of Zurich. •He had in-
tended leaving. for his home in Sea -
forth the next morning., bat met bis
sad fate as noted ebove.
A• fire started •lu Zr. Cuoper'
ertan warehouse, Owleriele on Sat
urday moraine. Nov. 26th. eauseilap
parently by the explosion of the gas
+aline enine. Tito walls aro left
standing tbolealt badly scoreheth SeW
eral ihonSand busliels of ,:tcain alsa
was destroyed* but It is fully cover-
eed by insurance. ills, Cooper hos
82,000 on the building and 0,000 an
.store, 'stock awl utensils,
There Teased away ot Ids home,
'eaforth. on Saturday•last, one
e pioneer residents or 111-01:Cillop, in
Ibo pt,rson or Mr, 'Wm. Alexander.
Ztr. Alexender had been in poor
health for about a year, but was not
considered seriously ill until the daY
before Ids death, the trouble being a
eenerel breaking up of tbe entire
system. lie was 66 yeara and 8
months of age, and was born in Iter.
wiekshire Scotland.
Mr, Joseph McCulley, af tlw 3rd
rCitleesSiOn of Stanley, has sold his
farm to Mr. John Pepper, eldest son
of Mr. Roaer Pepper, ot Tueker.
smith, for $1,500. Tbe farm contains
100 .scrss and is an exceptional-
ly ,zood one. Mr. Pepper has got a
eood bargein and takes possession at
once. Mr. McCulley intends :troinee
in to Colorado for the benefit of
his
Another pioneer of Stanley de-
parted this life a temple of weeks' ago
in the person of Chas. Dewar, He
came to the Saubie line in 1836 wall
Ido parente. The place was ihenel-
most a wilderness, no neigbbors liv-
Inv; nearer tinin two miles. Ile was
o leesbyterian in faith and a Lib-
eral in politics. Iie was a hind
friend and obliging neighbor, a use-
ful 'citizen and an honorable uprieht
men.
Mr. George Caldwell, of Tooker -
smith, recently sold to David betw-
een, or Seaforth, a very fine three-
year-old gelding for which he re-
ceived the very handsome num of
$250. This fine young horse car-
ried off the red ticket at the Senior -
tit an Exeter shows in the face o1
very strong competition, Mr. Cald-
well was very loth to part with him
but the price teraptcd him. Ile was
purchased for dray work in one at
the large American cities.
TONSILITIS IS GOING AROUND
And everybody is wondering what
to .do. Here is a simple cure. Use
a gargle of Nerviline and water as
POCOMIntlidad in the directions, and
rub your throat and chest vigorous-
ly with Nerviline. This has been
tested and proved successful a thous-
and times. Nerviline is a specific
ifor toneilitis and in feet we know
of nothing half so good for breaking
up colds, curing tight chest and all
muscular pains. Try a bottle of
Nerviline ; price 25c.
Perth
Mr. William Nortlagraves, of Si.
Marys, had one of his fingers broken
one day last week while unloading
water pipes.
Must not be coefounded with come
naon cathartic or purgative
Carter's Little Liver Pills are entir-
ely unlike them in every respece.
One trial evil I prove their super-
iority.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of the bride's father,
Mr. Robert Dryanstona of St .Marys,
on Wednesday, Nov. 1.6t1i, when his
eldest daughter, Mabel was united
in marriage with Mr. Edward Rid-
ley of Tem:est.
Miss Jennie Stanley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L .D. Stanley, of St.
Marys, left on Monday, for fort
Frances, leeiny River. On her ar-
rive, lthere she will become the bride
of. Mr. Albert Carter, a former resi-
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Dr. Hutchins, of 'Mitchell, died
sudenly in Mr. Mckaven's barn at
St, Pouts Saturday. 11e bad driven
there to paraltase a horse, and at -
ter oasoectIng the animal, rested in
the barn, and was found dead short-
ly afterwards. Dr. Hutchins was
formerly located in Stratford for
some years. Heart failure was the
cause of death. Dr. Ilutehine leaves
widow and small eamily.
An accident which proved fataloc-
correct, Saturday at 'the ;farm tit
Stewart Campbell, on the Northern
,gravel road, near Stratford. john
Conway. with his brother, WII0 run-
ning a threshing outfit and while
engaged in adjusting a belt his
arm was drawn In. Ile was terribly
injured, his scalp and the bone of
his left arm being kid bare. Every-
thing possible was done for him at
the hosental, where he was coriVeyed
but he died early in. the evenIngeDe-
teased was only 28 years of ego, un-
married; and a son of Martin, Con-
way of the township of Ellice.
A BROAD STATEMENT
This annnuncement is made with-
out any t-jualifica Hons. Hem -Reid is
the one preparation in the world
that (guaran.tees it.
Dr. Loonhardt's Hem-Reld will
cure any case of Piles. rt is in the
form of a tablet,
It as the only Pile remedy used
internally.
It as (impossible to cure an estab-
lished tcase of Piles with ointments,
suppositories, najesteons, or outward
appliances.
A !guarantee as issued with. every
package ,olf Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-
Roid which contains it, month's
treatment.
Go, and talk to your druggist
about it.
, The Wilson-Fyle Co., Limited, Ni-
agara Falls, Ont.
Middlesex
Messrs; .Maguire and Sheardown,of
Lucan, one night recently captured
a 29 lb. coon.
Mr. R. Horne, blacksmith, having
given up business at Lucan, lef t last
week for Toronto.
The reraains of Mr. Robert Jack-
son were interred at Lucan the fore-
part of last week. •
Miss Pearl G. Shearmaii of Bosen-
(Piet, died shortly after having a
waggon with a heavy load of grain
pass over her body.
Have no equal as a prompt and
positive cure for sick headache, bil-
iousness' constipation, pain in the
side and all ilver troubles. Carter's
• Little Liver Pills. Try them.
At the meeting of the Eat Mid-
delsex License Commissioners, held
• in London, on Saturday, the license
of tlic Lorne 'House, Ilderton, held by
Mr. Harry Butler, was transferred
to Mr. Wm. Pa trielt.
The death oilourred on Saturday,
at bis Joto esidence, in Londori tp.,
Anthony Bowman, one of ilia
pioirer residents ur. laiddlesex conne
Ao in his Olst year. Deeeasea ts sere
awed by four sons —
Thomas, .Tobn asul Robert, and one
daughter, Mrs. James Itoe, of Lon-
don tp'.
Mr. Fred Downing, of Luo,
hatl the misfortune while playing
Loot ball at the High School grounds;
to met a small bone ot the ieft arne
broken at the elbow and the elbow
joint strained badly. Mr. T.
Orme reduced the fracture and witli
no mishap, Fred will soon be all
right again.
Mrs. Weisslitz, Buffalo, N. Y4
cured of kidney trouble byLydiaV
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound.
Of all the diseases known with which
the female organism is afflicted, kidney,
disease is the most fatal. In fact, en-.
less prompt and correct treatment is een-
plied,thewearypatientseldomsurvieee.'
Being fully aware of this, Mrs. nape -
ham, early in her careen -gave cargo
study to the subject, and in produeog.
her great remedy for woman's ills —
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable
Compound— made sure that it acne
tained the correct combination of
herbs which was certain to control.
that dreaded disease, woman's kidney
troubles. •
Read "What Dirs. Weisslitz Says,
"DEAR Mes. Peteareeet — FOP iNVO
years my life was simply a burden,
suffered so with female troubles, and
pains across my back and loins. The
doctor told me that I had kidney
troubles and prescribed for me. For
three months I took his medicine, but.
grew steadily worse. My husband then
advised me to try Lydia E. Pink—
ham's Vegetable Compound, and
brought home a bottle. It is the great-
est blessing ever -brought to our home.
Within three months I was a changed
winatan. My pain had clisappearedoety
eineplexion beea,me clear, my ego .
bright, end nay entire system in gdaa
eheonariscena,; ita.14.bloB:stieefrPtaceiropu;LowvAin..,"Wg.e*_::amssc670,80Tozfe,46.11ttil
produce. '