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Brussels (',Vont of the 41“0 "408, Na. 24
hold their regular Meetings in the Lodge
!room, Beaker 131004 oilthe let end end
Tuesday evenings of soot month,
Visitors uNvuye welcome.
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WM. SPE'NOE •
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF NIARRIACrj LICENSES
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In the Post shoe, Sahel. 80.4
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent How%ek Mutual
11'ire Indurauee Company
011106 and fiestdenoe-
WALTON, ONr,
JOHN' SUTHERLAND
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FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
lir S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• flon, W111 sin tot better prices, to
better iron, In less time end leas charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
ho won't charge anything, Dates end orders
can always be arranged' at thle o)ioe or by
p ereonal application, ._
ROBT. H. GARNISS'
BLUIBVALE - ONT,.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Tonna reasonable.. dales enanged for
ut bbd 01E40 01 Tna Po,T, B0110010, 9202
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCiNB,
E. SIN CLAIR-
• Barrister, Solicitor, Oonveyanoer,
Notary rablio, deo. Oaloe-Stewart's Block
1 door North a! Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bade.
pitOI7DFOOI', HAYS & BLA.IR-
8AltitisTERN 8OLIOi'P(Uts, NOTAat1ES
CBGIO, 01TC.
W. 1'aOOD10o0v,12, 0, fi, 0. Bare
G. P, Bosh.
019oee-Those formerly 00oopiod by Messrs
Camorou h Rote,
Gonnaton, nx'111no.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEIL.D.
D43NI'IO'r
Graduate of the Royal -College of Dental
Burgeons of Outwit) and Piret-alas, Honor
Graduate or Toi onto University. 058ee
next to Brewer's Po oto. Gallery, Brussels.
ryt'.Will visit Ethel on the 2nd Mouday of
^a aeon Month.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
ALLAN
LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
CHRISTMAS SAILINGS
TO LIVERPOOL
loran, 80. John Prom Halifax
Virginian Nov. 20 Nov. 27
Grampian Deo. 4
Victorian Deo. 10 Deo. 11
138sperlen Deo. 17 Deo. 18
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Protorlan Deo, 10 8 a. m.
Nunlidian- Deo. 24 8a.ni.
Ionian - Jan, 7 7 a. In.
TO HAVRE & LONDON
From St. John Prom London
Corinthian Deo. 15 Deo:17
Sardinian Deo. 29 Dec. 81
RATES OF PASSAGE
A000rding to steamer.
1st 01ass -570 00 880 00 and upward.
and Class -40 00 45 00 47 80. 50 00
llyd Close - 28 80 27 50 28.78
Por full part0nlars of rates and saltines
apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
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MISS BERTHA ARM.$TRQNO
Toaiohor oi' Piano
8tndlo at Carter's Atusio Store, ono door North
of Clic Standard !127728, Brussels, 8.21
MISS PERLE SifARPE
hos passed suc280afultY hot' second examine.
Mon of the 5'lanot'orts l)opartm0nbof rho To.
ronteConservatory 01 ¥wo,,,and 18 p107227581
to take pop1i0 at her borne, patinae 012001,
A, H. MOIyTg5TH
Barrleter, 8ollcitor, Notary, , o„ su0c8sear t0
4,B. Mnedoneld, pllloa over Stapdard Bank,
Brussels.
OR, T. T. M'RAE
Bacheler of Medicine, Uulvereiby of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Plry.
0loian0 and Surgeons, Ont. 1 Postgraduate
Ohmage 111 e, Bar, Nose and throat 2070Pitnl,
Chicago, 211, Ex,I4ouoe Burgeon to St, Minh.
acre Respites Toronto,
OIHee over 11' 1t, Smith's Drug Stare, Tele -
Phone connection with Urnnbroolt at ell hears,
PR, HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon.
Honor Groduete Dontol Department, Toronto
Univer0;ty ; Licentiate of Royal Collage of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, . Office over .T.
T. Roe& store, Brueeelo, - ABA Wroxeter Wroxeter the first and third
Mondays and Gorri0 the second and fourth
Mondays of el,0h month,.
OR. WARLL,W
Honor graduate of the Ontario V'eterinar'y
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
27100r Mill, Ethel.
BRUSSELS
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Bl uevale
BUTTER- PACT0RY:-The annual
statement of the B1uevale Cheese and
Butter Co. has been printed. On the
year's business there tvLt9 an overdraft
of $109.05, but the company is . in a
good position financially, having
assets of 34020.00 and liabilities of only
3273.05. The amount of cretim re-
ceived during the 8tatson was 240,313
lbs ; amount of butter made, 72,954
!bs average lbs of cream to lb. of
butter, 3 294,11000 ; average price,
23 30/100c. per 14 ; number of patrons,
207.
Gonne
A number of new books have been
added to the Public Library.
The butcher shop is the latest to
adopt acetylene gas as an illuminant.
On the recommendation of the
chairman of the district, Rev. Dr.
Chown, of Toronto, has appointed
Bev. a 147. McTavish to promote the
interests of the work in the Wiogharxl
district, of the Temperance, Prohibi-
tion and Moral Reform Department of
the Methodist church. The territory
covered includes all the pastoral
charges from Kincardine to Ethel,
and from Teeswater to Fordwich.
What might have had a serious cul-
mination occurred at the home of Jas.
Johnson, filth concession, one night.
Mr. Johnson had made certain connec-
tions between his stoves. All was
considered satisfactory, which did not
however prove to be the case. The
coal gas escaped to such an extent
that the family, was nearly overcome.
Mr. Johnson was least affected and he
summoned et doctor to attend Mrs.
Johnson, who was quite lordly affect-
ed.
to your Corn Troublesome?
Whyt
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It with
Putnam >'
s Corn Lxtractar? No pain
or 801'e-"Puteam's" is a guaranteed
Success, try it.
Goderich
Tuesday evening the Baptist parson-
age was the scene of a quiet wedding,,
when Rev. G. R. Jones united John E.
Ferguson and Miss !!label Baker, of
Goderich. The groom is a son of
Robert Buchanan Ferguson, chief of
police at Walkerton, and is foreman
of the rattan department of the Gocle-
riob wheel rigs factory. The bride is
a daughter of Peter and Mrs. Baker,
of Stanley township.
A vary quiet wedding was solemniz
ed Wednesday morning of last week
by Rev. Father McRae, of 'St. Peter's
church,theeontractin,r parties being
bliss Jean Young, daughter of Janles
and Mrs. Young, of Loyal. and
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113rbcrt Lamprey, of G9oderielx towel- I
ship, The bride, who was attired in a
brown t'a
1 venin
snit With i h fors and
hat to nnoteh, waft assisted b her
sister, ter Mise 'z
]111. a while me
, leE Ernest.
acted as graonisman, After the 0715'
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Molly a ou la loft an the
7.15 train for Toronto and other
eitlee.
Aro 'o7 $.,abjoet to Colds?
Then don't load your stomach with
Dough syrups, Send healing media-
tion through the nostrils -seed it into
the passages that are subjeot to colds
and catarrh, Easy to do this with
Catarrhozone, which cures !4 cold in
ten minutes. Even to the lungs goes ,
the healing vapor of Catarrllosolle-
ail through the bronchial tubes, nos-
tr'il$ and air passages -every where a
trace of disease remains w'Il Catarrh
ozone follow. You'll not have onlds,
nor will you eaffe0 from sniffles, bron-
chitis or
throat trouble if. Catarrh.
OZ011e is used. set it to -day. 25 cts,
and 31.00 at all dealers,
Trowbridge
Rev. J.', W. Ciiseus, of Clinton, paid
a flying visit home last week.
Miss Dae Carle' ie visiting hex' sister,
M'P's. Will. Bartley, sof Wallace.
Miss Collins has retnrned to Buffalo
to resume her duties as Deaconess.
Mrs. Russell, of New York, is visit-
ing het' slaughter, Mrs. .(Rev.) Salton,
Henry Carter is under the. doctor's
care suffering from an attack of
tonsilitis,
W. Leech and eon Earl, of Montreal,
are visiting the .former's sister, Mrs.
J. R. Code,
Mies E. A. Coseno Is spending a few
weeks' with her brother, Rev, T. 1V.
Cosens, of Clinton.
Dr. W. H. McCormick, of Flint,
Mich„ is spending a few days at his
parental home here.
Alex. McLeod has returned home
looking hale and hearty after spend-
ing the Summer in the West.
Rev. Mr. McTavish, of. Gerrie, oe-
cupied the pulpit here Sabbath morn-
ing and evening and took, up the con-
nexioual hustle.
Are you stemless, Nervous?
Two horrors crowded into one life --
the prndllet of poor digestion and a
poisoned system. There is just one
cure for this terrible condition--
plenty
ondition-plenty of fond -but mind you, fond
properly digested that's the dif-
ficulty, to improve the digestive
power of the stomach. Get rich
nutritious blood, strengthen the sys-
tem and chive out poisons, -then
comes vitality, endurance, power.
Ferrozone does all this and more,it
makes sick people tve11, weak people
strong, changes "nerves" and lnsonl-
anis into robust health. Take Fer-
rezone and health is yours. 50 cts. at
all dealers.
Listowel
Mrs. F. W. Hay is spending a couple
of weeks in Toronto.
Christ Church annual Choir Service
will 4e held 011 Sunday evening, Dec.
5111.
W. Ramsay, B. A., principal of the
Listowel High. School, leaves at
Christmas to accept a position in
Regina at high salary.
A. 0. Bricker and H. Goddard won
9 firsts and 2 seconds at the Galt
Poultry Sliow held last. week. The
competition was very keen. •
ilirs. M. Farnconnbe, who hacl the
misfortune to fracture her arm by
falling clown the cellar of their resi-
dance through an open trap door, is
progressing favorably towards re-
covery.
14Irs. Scott, wife .of. John L. Scott,
of the Listowel Bazaar, was removed
to Stratford Hospital, where she
underwent an operation for appendici-
tis. She is still very low, but the
physicians in charge are hopeful of
her recovery.
A La
men s
y 14Iiasioflary Banquet
will hheld McDonald's nal 's
music ball
l
en Friday, December 3rd, at '7 p. on.
A tasty dinner will be served by the
Laymen's Association, after which a
choice program will he rendered.
John A. Patterson, 1i. C.. and Rev.
T. E. Egerton Shore, M. ,A,, B. D„
assistant Secretary of foreign mis-
sions for the Methodist Church, of
Toronto, will deliver addresses.
Several tinges during the past week
since the terrifflc sleet storm struck
this district, have the trains on the
Stratford -Palmerston branch been
held up at stations along the line and
another trails has had to be used to
despatch the stalled train owing to the
break in the wires. 411 through the
enmity terrific havoc was wrought by
the heavy rains and the ice on the
trees. Hundreds of heavy limbs were
torn off and in many cases telephone
poles were blown down, rendering the
1 We have them
Comfortable and Warm
For the Colder Weather
and
Glue us a Call
A. Strachan
-A11 lines in Underwear for Children Misses, e
, I9e 9, Lltdies
Gents, including the best Stanfeld's'0nshrinka,ble.
-Boys' and Men's Snits and Overcoats.
-Girls' and Ladies' Coats.
--Bost Flannels and Flannelettes.
-Best Gloves, Mitts and I:losiery.
-Boots and Shoes, Felt Shoes and Slippers,
.Rubbers and Overshoes.
--Ladies' and Misses' Reek Furs and Muffs.
•--Ladies' Fur -lined and Fur 00211s.
-Gents' Fur and Fur -lined Coasts.
Everything at right prices
wimetemiONMIONISSINWRIPONWParalleteente
rhe
Physic,an
The best medicines in the
world cannot take the place of
the family physician, Consult
him early when taken 111, 1f
the trouble is with your
throat, bronchial tubes, or
lungs, ask bim about taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Then
take it or not, as he says.
We i n iumh our MOWN!
wq batt •1..105)
tiers rfoq, our m.dioli,N
wn alae iotl to
eon.
alt o
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Bilious attacks sick-headaches,indiges.
tion, constipation, dizzy spells --these
are some of the results of en inactive
liver, Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayer's Pills in these cases, The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
1t=Msd. b7 the 1, O. haste Cy„ rawer. *7227 --
streets in the villages and towns im-
passible. Several minor accidents
through the country have been re-
ported in Listowel.
It has been found that the 312,500
voted for the installation of the Lis-
towel electric light plant has been.con-
sidorably exceeded. An estimate will
therefore be made of the amount re-
gnired to complete the plant, includ-
ing the local shed, aqd a by-law to
raise the atnount of debenture will be
preparecl for the next meeting of the
council.
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To Move off a Cold.
Cough mixtures "dope" a cold --but
don't euro. Above all else, keep the
bowels regular and stimulate the
eleminating organs. More valuable
than any sough syrup are Dr. Handl-
ton's Pills. They clear the system of
every trace of cold -the dull head-
ache, aching limbs and cough disap-
pears. Take the pills before retiring,
they work while you sleep, and by
morning your cold is broken and
passes quickly away. All dealers sell
Dr. Hamilton's Pills in 25 et. boxes.
Fordwich
The last shipment of cheese was
made on November 12th and the price
was 110.
A. 11. Nlusgrnve, 101. P. P., gives it
"Travel Talk" in Brown's hall, Ford-
wich, ou Thursday evening, Dec. 2n0.
The members of the Local Legislature
journeyed through New Ontario last'
Sulnnler, and Mr. Musgrove &minl-
panied the party and will give an
account of the trip.
Mils. A. 'SCOTT PASSES- 11 W'AY,-
Sunday night of last week Mrs. Adam
Scott fell downstairs fracturing her
81(1111 and otherwise injuring herself
and passed away on Mondayafter-
noon being unconscious to the last.
She had just returned from a trip to
the West to visit her sons at Elva,
Man., 411d had visited her sister at
Bolton, and arrived hereon Saturday
night. The late Mrs. Scott was born
in the township of 17soa, Simcoe Coun-
ty. In the year 1882 she settled on a
farm near Lakelet with her husband,
wherethey lived until three years ergo
when they retired to Fordwich. Her
husband predeceased her on 14Iay 19th,
1909. She leaves a grown up family
of fit4 sons and a daughter to mourn
the loss of a loving mother. Of the
family George, Robert and John are
in Manitoba, William and Adam are
on the homestead near Lakelet, arid
the daughter, Mrs. Geo. Scott resides
nearMrs. Galt. iIts.
Scott was a cons
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st-
entme bel of the Methodist church.
The deceased was in'her 6511 year and
was a woman of a cheerful and kindly
disposition, an obliging neighbor, and
a loving mother. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon and inter-
ment made in Lakelet cemetery.
le your Chest. "whooey 7"
Tightness and wheezing means your
trouble is deep-seated. To delay is
dangerous. Inflammation must be
drawn out at once. Rub the throat
and chest with Nerviline, and put on
a
Nerviline Porous Piaster. Relief
comes in an hour. The counter-
irritant effect of the plaster relieves
the tightness and strain, draws out
the soreness, eases the� pain. The
penetrating qualities of Nerviline en-
able it to soak to the very core of the
trouble, and you experience a feeling
of warmth and relief that proves the
danger is past., For weak chest, sore
throat and tendency to colds, the
Nerviline Treatment beats all others,
try it.
Wingharn
Geo. Day has taken over the milk
business of Geo. Dennis.
During the month of December the
stores will remain open during the
evenings.
F. H. Walley was at Ingersoll at-
tending the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. G. W. Walley.
Sunday evening, Rev. D. Perrin
commenced a series of sermons or, the
life of Saul, the first King of Israel
Miss Alice Coad who has been em•
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played hi F. 73. Walley's drug store
for the past two years, left for Elm•
wood. where she has secured a siturt-
t101L
The first shot in the opeuing of the
Local Option Campaign in Winghana
tvtll be fired on Friday evening of this
week (Dec. 3rd) when Rev. Dr. Chown,
of Toronto, will address a mass meet•
ing in the Town 132711,
The editor of the Advance and his
wife left on Monday of last week tor
Pasadena, Oaiifornia, tvihet'e they will
spend a few iuoutlls with their son.
ill
beneft Mrs, is hoped , Hall's health, Which change 1 as
pot been good for some time.
Dr. and Mrs. 'Agnew returned home
on Tuesday evening of last week after
a several weeks wedding trip. 'While
away they visited at tt number of
jAmes in the Canadian West, going as
fats as Vananuver, DUO visiting at
mommouvemmutgawanismammemminnweimmesommumomeiveamia. ppoints fu California and at Rochester,
141inn. Wald Chicago,
Benjaluin Scotthad the forefinger
of
hisl of
0hood Severed at the second
fatmachine ne which he WASworkbya mach
working at Walker ¢ro Clegg's up,
hnlsterxng factory,
Town Clerk Ferguson received a
eonlmunicatlon from Andrew Oar•
llegie in which he expressed a willing-
nese to make a grant of money to
Winghain for the erection of a public
library building, providing the usual
I.'
eondltions axe carried out, al
William. Allen, of Chitham, was
accidentally a1
1Y slotand killed at Dau.
church while deer -hunting.
A Harvard astronomer says the earth
will probably pass through the tall of
le o
galley's 1
comet n May ay nein,
Atwood
Connell will meet on December 4th
for general. business,
Miss Jacobs, of Blyth, spent a fete
days the guest. of Miss'Evelyn Turn -
Biala Cheese and ,Butter Co. ship-
ped their Oelobt'r cheese up Thursday
of last week to Lovell & Obristu)as,
Montreal. 582 boxes at ile.
The Bee says Iing11 Richmond
spent ,Sunday is Fergus with his
wife who underwent an operation a
week ago, We are pleased to state
she is progressing favorably.
Robert Peebles who has been run-
ning the bake shop and cunfi'etionet'y
store for the past Summer, sold his
business last week to D. D, McCallum,
of Iiarriston, Possession was given
on December let.
Wm. Holmes xeeeived a message by
wire from his brother, Thomas, of
Oxbow,. Stating that his another, hies.
Arthur Holmes had died Saturday
morning of last week. Mrs. Holmes
and her husband, who survives her,
were among the early settlers of
Elina township.
The City Ministerial Association, of
Stratford, has become active in a
movement to discourage Sunday fun-
erals in that city.
Among the extensive exhibitors of
fowl at the Galt Poultry Association
Show, was W. Jacob, of Mitchell.
Over 900 birds were shown.
The death ocentred on Tuesday,
Nov 23rd, in St. Marys, of a former
esteemed Stratford lady in the person
of 1471x. Daniel Duggan, wife of the St.
Mary's merchant.
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF
Will Make Canada. a Baldhead-
ed Nation if Not Checked
M. Pasteur, the great French Phy-
sician of Paris, once said : "I believe
we shall one day rid the world of all
diseases caused by germs."
Dandruff is caused by germs, a fact
accepted by all physicians.
Dandruff is the root of all hair evils.
If it were notfor the little destructive
germs working with a persistency
worthy of a better cause, there would
be no baldness.
Parisian Sage will kill the dande'utf
germs and remove dandruff in two
weeks or looney back.
James Fox guarantees it. It will
stop itching scalp, falling hair and
make the hair grow thick and abun-
dant.
It pelts .life and lustre into the hair
and prevents it front turning gray.
1t is the hair dressing par excel-
lence, daintily' perfumed and free
from grease stickiness. It is the
favorite with 290111en of taste and
culture who know the social value of
fascinating hair.
A large bottle costs only 50 cents at
leading druggists everywhere, and
in Brussels by James Fox. The girl
with the auburn hair is on every
package.
Canadian News
L. S. Hancock, postmaster at Ridge.
town, is dead at the age of go years,
A military corps will be formed at
Queen's University, and the kilts will be
worn.
William
S. Perry,
brakeman, a eman from
Peterboro', was killed while shunting at
Oriina.
George Spence, an old man from near
Toronto, was found dead io Small Lake,
near Cobalt.
Serious charges of graft and protect.
ing criminals are made against the
Council of St. $oniface
The Presbyterian Foreign Mission
Society will undertake to raise 330,000
for industrial work in India.
A colored boy named Alonzo Lane
died 'at St. Catharines from convulsions,
sad it is supposed he was poisoned by
eating cream puffs.
The Coroner's jury at Uxbridge re-
turned a verdict against Arch. Mc-
Langhlin for the murder of his wife and
two children, who were found dead in
the house after a fire.
Sit' Wilfrid Laurier spoke strongly in
favor of enlarging the Welland Canal to
a deputation who went to Ottawa to
urge that matter upon the Government.
The Premier was not so encouraging in
his reply to another deputation, who
wanted the Ontario power legislation
disallowed.
CUREO OF CONSTIPATON
Mr. Andrews praises Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills.
Mr. George Andrews of Halifax, N.S.,
writes:
For many years I have been troubled
with chronic Constipation, This ail-
ment never conies single-handed, and I
have been a victim to the marry 111nesses
that constipation brings in its train.
Medicine after medicine I have taken in
order to find relief, but one and all left
me in the same hopeless condition. It
seemed that nothing would expel from
me the one ailment that caused so much
trouble, yet at last I read about these
Indian Root Pills.
That was indeed a lucky day for me,
for I was so impressed with the state-
ments niade that I detertnbned to
give them a fair trial.
They have regulated my stomach and
bowels. I am cured of constipation, and
I claim they have no equal as a Medi-
cinl+oe,"
r over half 'a century Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Piils have been coring con-
stipation and clogged, inactive kidneys,
with all tike ailments which result from
than. They cleanse the whole system
and. p f�e blood. Sold everywhere
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known r s
a !dentf Ont., n'
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dead In her house by neighbors,
1s death 1 as I1 cf Alfred Hastings, of Port
Stanley, hotel porter, was natural, Re.
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car ling to the finding at rile inquest,
We know of no other medicine which has been so suc-
cessful in relieving the suffering of women, or secured so
many genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
In almost every community you will filid women who
have been restored to health by Lydia E. ?inkhorn's Veg-
etable Compound. Almost every woman ou meet has
either been benefited Y
e ted by it, or knows some one who has.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass., are files con-
taining over one million one hundred thousand letters from
women seeking health, in which many openly state over
their own signatures that they have regained their health
by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved
many women from surgical operations.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made ex-
clusively from roots and herbs, and is perfectly harmless.;
The reason why it is so successful is because it contains
ingredients which act directly upon the female organism,
restoring it to healthy and normal activity.,
Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such
as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedy.
Belleriver, Que.-"Without Lydia E. Pinkham's 'Vegetable
Compound I would not be alive. Por five months I had painful
and irregular periods and inflammation of the uterus. I suf-
fered like a martyr and thought often of death. I consulted
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d honest stitching,
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Misses' Pebbled Boots, laced or buttoned 1 25
Boys', strong -and durable, bal. or blucher 1.25 to 1.50
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