The Brussels Post, 1912-7-11, Page 5cs
BUSINESS CARDS,
3c\-Ar/T H. Mo0EAOKEN—
T L. • Ieeuer of Marriage L1800681, Of.
Bee at Cirooery, Turnborry street, Brussels.
K. 0. T. M.
Breuer)la'feat of the Alucaabeee, No. 2t
hold their regular meetings 1n the Lodge
Room, beaker 131ook, on the 191 and gra
Tuesday eveniu08 el each mouth.
Viultore alwayu iveloores.
A, SOMERe, Oona. A. MPUUIR2g,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISS1JER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mee In the Poe} Wage, Ether. 80.4
JOHN SUTHERLAND
rsineuaes,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-L. • ERB, will sell for better prices, to
better men, is less time and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron or
be won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or b3
Personal appUoatfon.
LEGAL AND COI'IVEYANCINS.
'(U bt. k3IN OLAIIt—
YV Barrister, Sollaltor, 0onreyan000,
Notary Public, dc. Office -8 tewart's Bloob
1 door North u t Central Hotel.
Solioltor for the Metropolitan Bank.
P110UD1?OOT, HAYS & HILLORAN
BARRIST14110., USNOLI2001'1a,Ut US, NO'1'ARlile
W, Pao, nyeow, X. 0. 11 0. HAYS
J. L. KILLO1AN
OUloea-1'b008 formCemh occupied
cuSolfed by Messrs
Gonanrca, 00188ie,
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
St. Lawrence Season
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• A-�s��.d.�m®.�0.� o
W. H. Lova >a
Funeral Director1 and Amba 1
Embalmer
Orders promptly and cava -
fully attended to night cn'
d _
Y Phone 228.
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ETHEL. ONT.
1
Business Oards
OR. T. T, M' RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Temente
Lioontiote and Graduate of the College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont.. ' Poet•t6,'raduate
Uhiott o Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Chicago, Ill. Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mioh-
ael'e $Capital, Toronto.
Office over P. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
phone connection with Oranhreek at all (wars.
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
T. T. S. 8, "Victorian" and "Virginian"
T. S. S. "Tmaaian" and "Corsican"
Sailings every Friday
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW -
T. S. 2. "Grampian" and "gosporhnt"
T. S. S. "Scandinavian and 'Pretorien"
Sailing»every Bnturday
TO HAVRE & LONDON
Service of .moderate priced one class cabin
(ill steamers.
Sailings every Sunday
21u11 Intoniflablofl 88 to rates, etc., on appll -`a-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent A1hu1 LSno% 130111:03e10.
Fell Term from Sept. 3rd
Di Arrange now to enter the 1-
DR. M, FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Phyeiolnn and Surgoon; Post Graduate coureos.
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. epeeist attention 10dieeas8 of eye, ear,
nose and throat, Eyes tested for glasses.
TORONTO, ONT.
'o The sahool thathas a grant reputation
for giving superior business and 8hert-
hand training. Graduates get and Bold
good poaltimta because they are titer.
mi hl prepared. Write t nr catalogue.
Open allyear. Enter any time. >
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
Our graduates are np-to•date and
practical. Wo have large sten of ex•
peri0need instructora and our grade-
Mee more
r Mull gradeua100 it to
. we
do.more for our graduates than. does
,• airy 010811ar unmet, We have three de-
pertnlonte — Commercial, Shorthand '
and. Telegraphy. Yon o)vo it to your- 0
Solt to know what we are doing. Got
our free 001910gne at once. pa
D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal, -
tad �raS3'-bv ,r,,Spl>,r8yt etkPAvllvOUVAVIVM v74J
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night cube. Offloe opposite
Flour M111, Ethel,
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal eradaate Department of Ophthal-
mology, pl0Cormick Medical Oollen., Chicago,
ill., is prepared to teat eyye0 and lit glasses at
her office over Grewar's Restaurant, Brussels,
Wednesday; Thursday, Friday and Saturday
every second week. Office hours 10 to 12 a, in,
and 1 to 0 p. m. In' Toronto, at 710 Spadini
ave., remainder of time. Phone 1210
`a04.>r1) err'•' wars am war
BRUSSELS
GOING SOUTH GOING NONT8
Matt 7:07 a mExpress 10:55 a m
Express 11:25a m Mail 1:59 p n,
Express 2:55 p m Express 8:52 p m
CeCxaP5"lla Jv ?SWAN'
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To Toronto To Goderich
Express......... 7:41 a m I Express 11:87 a in
Express.......,. 2:57 p m I BuPresa 7:120310
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. in, and 8:55 p. n1,
Going West - 12:40 and 5:47 p. m.
All trains going East conneot with O.P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEC. ALLAN, Local A gent.
RU'BER-01O
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A rime:
Wee.
gives longer and more �tEAtlti. ` gilt
completoproteotton,12er
dollar of Dost, than
metal roofing, shingles
or any other ready roof-
ing, With < over 300
imitations, Ru-ber-Did is
still the best. Made in
3 permanent colors--
Red,
olors—Red, Brown, Green—
and natural Slate, Look
into it before you decide
on that new roof. 00
Sole Canadian Mfrs. �r.^
TUIlSTANDAHDP/11NTC0, Js,,sr w•
p(Qanada, f,imtted,ste0trealr
Leh
t Brtxs.
P. Amen
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l•, istri.Ct ; Tans
Grey
SCHOOL Rn2011T.— Following is a
report of the standing of the •pupils
of U. S. S. No. 12, Grey and Mc-
IEiilop, foe the past term. Nettles in
order of merit:—Glass V. Total 400.
Ada Fulton 214. So. IV. Total 400.
Donald Buchanan 195. Sr. III.—
*Ella Oaso, *Geo. Ramsay. Jr. 111.—
Total 600, Gertrude McKenzie 401,
*Nelson Fulton. Sr. 11.— Total 660.
Lisabell Salter 532, Jimmie Suiter
509. Jr. IL—Total 500. John Pepper
346, *Earnest Pepper 105, "Viola Clark
159. Su L—Total 350. Luella Fulton
279, Nettie Pepper 209. Sr. I.—Jennie
Ritchie, John Salter, Gracie Pepper,
Primer—Katie Williamson.
J. B. ROBB, Teacher.
NEGLECT
able to accomplish what he set out
to
do, and
when lle retiLed
from the
watt
acres which he lilted to till he vt
possees931 of a snug 0Umpetellee.
Two brothees and two sisters aur-
'h
D H.B
viva him :--Jan)r s Marshall, , L.
and Robert of East Wawanosh t Mts. I
Rothwell and Mrs, Warren, of Lau -
ark 1
r h i h m weir
s
JrMnsallnte 1
ttrk Oo, A ,
g
an Auglicau, and in politics a Lihel'1t1. Wants Other Women to Know
1Ie will be kindly remembered by the
1 How She was Finally
few surviving old neighbors of 4
years ago who labored with (tire in Restored to Health.
the arduous work of elearillg their
Mes, W, F, Forrest and family left
for Saekat0en, Seek,, where they in-
tend to make their future home.
r have
llea;sre„ 13auceltnd Woodond ha been
Fon outraged in building w driving shedt� i AR
airdsng3arAageinrlaL
iroksNLewuoaYsoI
)l1ft00fu12r
farms, making toads and in other
ways matafully did their part in lin- Hammond, Out. — "I am passing
proving our country. through the Change of Life and for two
• Goderich
Buss fishing in the Maitland is 00-
ported very good just now.
Win. Proudfoot; jr., has passed the
aee011d year exafuivati0al of the On.
[ark) Law School.
The building foe the new elevator
leg le now over 00 feet high, and the
work is going fireweed rapidly.
0, 0. Lee and Bev. Jos. Elliott are
the latest pn0chassre of eutoe3lobiles.
Both are Ford machines. Sir. Lee's
is a live -passenger touring car and
Mt'. Elliott's is a runabout,
Crown Attorney Seeger ilas had to
elnual10ti his trip to the Pacific Ocntet,
the (babies of his office peeseubing
tniny demands which he thinks must
be given preference. Mrs. Seager,
however, will likely go.
There are no new developments 103
connection with the rabies outbreak
in G0derieh township. No further
cases have developed and though due
precautions are still being observed
the excitement and alarm have sub-
sided.
11. R. Sallowe returned last week
from strip through the fat ming dig
trleb 111 the vicinity of Tillsonburg.
He wenb there under the direction of
the D01111uion Inlrnigration Depart-
ment to secure photographs of farm-
ing and dairying scenes, farm build-
ings, residences, cattle, and
mops. These views will be used in
illusteating new immigration litera-
ture which is being prepared by the
Departmen 1.
Does Your Heart Flutter 7
You know heart fluttering means
you've not as well as you should be.
It's an evidence of impaired nerve and
muscular power. To obtain caro, try
lrerrozone ; (1 has a apeoial action on
the heart as seen in the case of Tilos.
Grover, of Cole harbor, N. S., who
says : "10 I exerted myself it would
bring palpitation. To carry any
heavy weight or go quickly upstairs
completely knocked tree out. When
bird attacks carne nn I lived in fear of
sudden death. Ferrozone gave my
heart the very assistance it needed,
and now I am quite well." For heart
ne nerves it's hard to excel, Ferrozoue,
50c. per box at all dealers.
Listowel
Chita. Walker has shown The Stan-
dard another large egg, it being 7i
inches by 91i inches mad weighs '7
ounces.
A. St. Gen. Hawkins, Dominion
Irtlmigratiou Officer for New Ontario,.
left on a two weeks' trip to New
Ontario.
Miss A. H. Clayton and Miss Vivian
a{a
10
left on a trip
to
England,
Feature, Spain, Italy, Egypt,
and the Holy Land.
The many friends and former
parishicuees in Listowel will hear with
regret of the death of Rev. H W.
Searles, former ' rector. of Ohrist
C
huLct which occurred in Hastings,
,
England, on Sunday evening, Jute
9.
'Po cleaner) the system of undigested
food, foul gases, excess bile 131 the
liver and waste matter in t1138 bowels
will 511(19100r y0ue health. The best
system105010to1' is FIG PILLS. A
all dealers 25 and 60 cents of The Fig
Gwen 217011elilin1n7.3sirssseisby Ic1 Poe
Druggist,
The High School Board have en-
gaged four teachers, Miss Small, B.
A., of Toronto, arts and Commercial ;
NIr. Morrison, B. A. science ; Miss
Gillespie, 13. B.
n atheutatics ; Mr.
Whitten; 13. A,, moderns.
Right hi your busiest season when
you have the least time to spars yon
ane most likely to lake diarrhoea and
lose 0500401 days' time, unless you
have Ohatnbeelaiu's Colic, Oholetaanci
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a
dose on the first appearance of Lhe di-
sease Foe sale by all dealers.
years had hot flushes very bad, head -
ashes, soreness in the back of head, was
constipated, and had weak, nervous feel-
ings. The doctor who attended me for
a number of years did not help me, but
I have been entirely relieved of the
above symptoms by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Blood Purifier and
Liver Pills, and give you permission to
publish my testimonial,"—Mrs. Louts
B1o,ncAGE, Sr., Hammond,Ont.,Canada.
New Brunswick,
Canada. — "I can
highly recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegotableCompound
to any suffering wo-
man. I have taken
it for female see:ar-
7/ nese and painful
tr
'',1.�1,ff�,:j�• �ll(iPa3'if.,
i menstruation a
d it
me. Mrs
tl" DEVIRE BARBOUI
'
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Harvey Bank, New
Brunswick, Canada.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and to -day holds the recordof being the
most successful remedy for female ills
we know of, and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham lab-
oratory at Lynn, Mass., seem to prove
this fact. Every suffering woman owes
it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkhant's
Vegetable Compound a trial
advice rite to
ant g vee w
Ifyou w
special n
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (coufl•
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman and held in strict eoufdenee.
•
Blyth
Miss Eva Stothers, who is re-en-
gaged as teacher at Elmira, arrived
home foe the holidays.
T. W. Wright, contractor. and
builder, of London, spent the holiday
renewing old acquaintances in Blyth
and vicinity.
A Concert will be held in Industry
Hall on Ole evening of July I211.
13ert Harvey; the noted comedian of
Canada, assisted by othet'a, will give
a fiesr-class entertainment.
'Pupils of 14Iiss Thoni,son's room
presented their teacher Wlth a sterling
silver MA1110111.0 set and read an ad-
dress. The address was read by Mists
Jean MeiVlnrchie and'L•he presentation
made by Miss Annie Taylor.
Robt. and Mrs. Oat'ter and baby,
of Gowgancle, are in town the guests
of the for:ner`e mother, Mrs. W. A.
Carter, Diusley St. Mr. Garter and
his partner have -disposed of their
cling stores in New Ontario, and will
enter the same line in the West.
North and South Baron and Nest
Brace Orangemen are invited to as-
semble at Blyth on. July 12th, to com-
memorate the 2921(11 amliveesary of
the Battle of the Boyne. Procession
will form cm the A.grienitus1tl grounds
at 1 p. in. p. In. and 'proceed to the
grove at the South of the town where
be given ) the follow-
ing
ve l
h• es t
addresses Y
R
ing gentlemen , Dr. Milne, Reeve of
1317111 ; T. Stewart, County Master of
North Ilu0011 Rev. Mr. Oroly,
County Chaplain, A. H. Musgrove,
11. P. P. ; James Bowman, M. le. ;
Mayor Spotton, Winghntn t Rev. Mr.
Cooper, of Milverton ; Revs, Messrs.
OsLerhout and Pearcey,�Londesboro,
and Rev. Farr, Blyth. the following
prises will be (Moved :—Locig0 coming
greatest (listener, $10,00; Best Ben-
nett $5.00; hest Irifet' and Drummer,
let $5.00; 231,1 $3.00 ; best dressed
lodge $10.00; Lodge with greatest
5)0011bee Dig lull and in procession
$10.00; best fife and drum band
$10.00; oldest Oraiegeneati in pro-
cession $2,00,
Morris
OBIT. -4.11 old and respected resi-
dent of Morrie for a long period in
the person of Wm. Marshall who
passed away at lot 39, Con. 7, East
W1LWalosh, Tuesday, ,Tune 25111, in
his 76th year. Me. Marshall hadn't
enjoyed good health for consider-
able length, of lime being troubled
with asthma, which gradually Wore
out whet was once a 101121st constitu-
tion. He had been outside walking
around < the- previous evening a
Was preparing for hod, when he was
suddenly called away. The funeral
took place Friday to Blyth 'Union
eemetery where his remains wore in.
Correct beside those of his wife and
eon. Rev. Mr. h'au'l. 0ondneted the
services, D leeas011 Wats born in the
township 7)2 taussay, Lanark 0o., in
Oct, 1530, living his early life in that
part of the Province. In 1880 he was.
married to Miss Rachat.l Code, of
Beckwith township, in Lanark Co,,
havingpmi'chased lot 10, con,:7 Mortis,
they settled there, remaining cent'in-
ltonsly tali the dearth of his wife 10
1004. Since then, lie has lived with
hie son-in-law and daughter Win. and
Mts. Rath, East 1VeWranoelt. Ae a
fart -nee cleansed met with , 0300eea9,
as he employed good methods ill
handling the land so that the best re-
sults might be obtained. This Intel.•
ligenb mount of following his call•
in
ing had its reward ilnanci8l prof'-
it, as well as lh the more saL59610-
tory thought that be 7)005 usually
the 013 Country, fie will visit
Lon.
don, Padste cuEdinburghtrb) for t or
t
time,
Mrs, Nat. coghlln, 81.11 con., while
tip in a lull gathering eggs, had the
nlisforlune to fall through the floor
tallith wee only tcraporat'y, dropping
a distance of tahout twelve feet, Al,
though there are no bones broken, she
was badly shaken tip and wee udder
the doctor's care.
A.2. the Epworth League meeting
held on Tuesday evening of last week
in the Methodist church a large norm -
bee were present and a most 1ntereet-
ing tune was 01201,1. Before the meet-
ing closed au address wire read by
Mts. W, Boyd, and Wilbert Struthers
made the presentation of a club bag
and fountain pen l0 Rev. J. 0, Reid,
who has been the pastor during tate
past four yearn.
S. and Mrs. Vanetnne, Stratford,
are the guests of'B. and Mrs, Geib.
Miss Lennie Holmes, nurse, of Bos-
ton, is spending her vacation at her
horne here.
Hubert Henderson, William Matt
row and A. M. Wordley, teachers, are
home for the Summer holidays. Mr.
Henderson will take a short course
in Wolseley Barraoks, London.
The dry weather has given the
workmen on the new postofiice a
chance to show some progress. The
brickwork is all done, with the ex-
ception of the t0iver and chimney,.
and the carpenters are busy putting
on the roof.
For summer diarrhoea iu children al-
ways useOhambeelain's Colic, Cholera
anrl. Diarrhoea Remedy and castor nil
and a speedy caro is certain. For sale
by all dealere.
Seaforth
Ed. Webb is home from Tovoslo for
a few weeks.
Mlo P. Oaloy is visiting her daugh-
ter near Exeter.
A. X. ObiLlenden is spending his
holidays in Chicago.
Arnold Hobkirk has eetut'ned from
Iwo weeps' holiday at, Hageesvihe.
Mrs. Jas. ,Seeksotl, of Winnipeg, is
the guest of J. C. and Mrs. Greig.
Howard and Mrs. Hat'try have re -
tweed from London, where they
wove ylsiting friends,
'1V. and Mrs, Winters, of Walker-
ton, have returned horne after a
pleasant viait to the former•'s mother.
Miss iblay Carney and Master Lin-
coln Carney, of Ashflel, are the gueets
of their a,tmt, Mrs, James McNamara,
Rev, 3, 1V. Bodging and family, of
Steatfot•d, passed lhrongh Seaforth:
recently, 011 their way to the lake at
Bay field.,
S. 0, ;Tones' has left for hie home in
Fool Saskatchewan, i'll's. Jones and
children will retrial!! with her motherr
unbil ball.
Miss Murray, of Tavistock, fotenerly
With Stewart, Bros. has 10tu3ued to
town, leaving accepted a position with
Harty Scott. '
(340 Canada'OtreniLure allnnnfaetnr-
ors" plata was closed clown last week,
for stocktaking, and some repairs are
being 331011ed so as to get Ivhning at-
geie, Firm have net as yeti ealtg1t
up With orders already in and are telt.
ileg'o11 More httl1C1a,
Atwood •
Miss M. Merle Richmond is here
from Queensvife to spend the mid-
summer vacation at her home, 121h
eon,
Will, Porter is 10013: at present
being laid ap with a sprained arta
105(012 he received by falling oil a car
in London while braking in the yard.
TAKE A
r
Slue Pills No Longer Used
Whets the stomach needs cleatusimg,
the bowels increased activity, the liver
additional power, dou't use inercural
Dills, try Dr. Hamilton's, Vegetable
in composition, extremely mild, yet
sure to fltish out all impurities and
wastes, no remedy is so well adapted
for family use. 1138100ely a cure for
biliousness and sick headache, unfail-
ing hi constipation and bowel trouble,
exceptionally good for indigestion, no
medicine is so universally needed in
every home as Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
Good for the young, the old and the
well ones, the benefits of Dr, Hamil-
ton's Pills are manifold, Sold every-
where in 25c, boxes.
WITH YOU
EVERYTHING
FOR KODAKERY
AT OUR STORE
A regular storm period covers the
b central 12 the
19th to the s.itl , DEng 0e t al 0
2ibt. Felling
barometer,
high tem-
perature
and electrical storms wilt
develop in Western sections at the be-
ginning of this, period. The Venus is
licence, and the moon being on the
equator on the 19th, will berme thun-
der storms on and next to that duty.
The rind1)'il1
and 23rd and 24th, will ) R
a culmination of blustering, ominous
storm clouds, with violent summer gusts
or wind and local showers in scattering I
localities,
A reactionary storm period rroter»
on tine eeth and 28th, the moon being
full and in apogee on the 28th. black,
threatening; storm clouds will return
at ibis time, with thunder and bluster
and light scattering rains,
The Venus period being centred early
in August and extending ids intlneur0
over the most part of both July and
Auguste the probabilities are increased
for rainfall ; but, at best the prospects
fora sufficiency of well chifused rains
are not fa,vo'able. Dt0uth will prob
ably be serious in all central to West-
ern regions,
Doctors Change Their Methods
Years ago they fought catarrh by in-
ternal dosing. They saw this ruined
Win&ham
S. Bennett was in Riclgetown en
business.
Mrs. Wallace Hough was the guest
of friends iu Hensall over the holiday.
Mayor Spotton Is still confined to
his house, but his condition is report-
ed favorable.
The Thirty-third Regiment is horne
again, and the leen all report an ex-
cellent outing.
Chief of Police Allen has a clue to
the verandah thieves, and an arrest
will likely follow soon.
Mrs. Wm. Sneath, who has been
lathe General Hospital for the phot
Live weeks, has been removed to herhome and is much improved.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Jack-
son, who recently died. here, were
shipped on the 6.35 train to Oeledonia
for interment. Deceased was in her
67th year.
Wingham Foot Ball team played a
tie game with Brucefield Tuesday of
last week at the latter place. This
the last game in the District. Brus-
sels are the victors,
Salvation Atmy pic-nic, held on the
fiats of Lower Town. was well attend-
ed. Games and amusements of all
sorts were enjoyed by all the young-
sters. The Army band gave a line
musical program. •
Maitland Lodge, No. 119, I. 0. 0. F.,
met 111 the lodge rooms, and after con-
ferring the second degrree, adjourned
to Johnston's.eafe xoud had refresh-
ments. All had a splendid time.
Brethren were present from Brussels,
Lucknow, Teestvater and Blyth.
Abe Riutoul, the local horse buyer,
was badly shaken up when as he was
driving down Josephine street the bit
in his horse's mouth snapped when
the animal shied at an auto standing
beside the curb, and he was thrown
out. Mr. Rintoul weighs about 200
pounds and fell ,heavily. He was
rushed home in t an auto and a Dr,
found that his back and arm were
baldly braised and that he was suffer-
ing from the shock. No serious re-
sults are anticipated,
A peculiar battle between two
swarms of bees occurred at the apiary
of Edward Lewis and resulted in the
death c,f one queen and a large num-
ber
of bees. Mr. Lewis was watching
some ofhis own bees which were a-
bout to swarm, when he heard a buz-
zing and noticed that strange lot of
bees were making for a hive in his
yard. Soon after he "noticed a ball
in
as bigas LL
of bees cloutteacup
front of the hive, ad on forcing the
beee apart'With a knife discovered the
queen stung to death, In the mean-
time a fierce battle was being waged
by the rival bees, and before it was
over heaps of them lay dead ail about
the hive.
J. WENDTr a
JWI±,LT,l2i1 81)11 ENG1AAVISli_
If,
Wroxeter
" �wI reb
the stolnech and changed to the erne.
orated air cure better known as ',Cat-
a18'h0zo1e," .Chis treatment is time to
titre, It goes to rho snru'ct+ of the dia.
ease I it (19slrays the causes that
Lb
II
the
100111CCR
r8
maintain and even i
pertnan0ut cure 10 guaranteed. Irai1.
ore with Catarlh0fone is impossible.
Autisieptic, healing and lar-reae1sl1lg,
' e
it's bound to cure every sr
Y tau. Enders
sed by more than twenty thotteend
physicians in America oleate and sold
11120o. and $1.00 sizes by all dealers,
Kidneys Wrong?....-
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through weakness or disease the
kidneys fail to filter the impurities
from the blood trouble comes atone.
Backache, Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Gravel, Diabetes Gall Stones and the
deadly Bright's Disease are some off
the results of neglected kidneys. Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills contain
a most effective diuretic which
strengthens and stimulates the
kidneys so that they do thein work
thoroughly and well. Try
Dr. Horse's "
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They lead to pleurisy and pneumon-
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Fowles of Potvle's Corner, Ont.,• who
says :—"l used to be subject to attacks
and although I used most everything
nothing relieved quickly till I discov-
eted Neevlliie .L have used it foe
pleurisy and sore chest and found it
;lust the proper thing. For Lumbago
orNem algia it's its quick as IIghbliing,
I oheetfully recommend Neevilino.'
S.)tLlgeet, cleanest mostpain destecr
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bottles sold everywhere.
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high temperature may be expected
for the first week iu iuly, with thunder-
storms in many sections about, the 6013,
on which date Ole moon crosses tile
yele0tial is:pater. A regular storm
period iscedtral on the 9111, involving
the 81(1 to 12th inoltiSiVe, The centro
of "a mercury period falls on the 12th,
extending from about the 5th to the
19,th, and this fact will 11Crense proba-
bilities of rainfall during this period,
Ori and about the loth, 11th And 520,
ti 'series of sharp thubdel• gusts, with
black, blustering elontls, will be general
over m0St parts of the country. Sotto
localities will get heavy downpours, but
We figure that moisture will fall short et
the general necessities of growing crops,
Tee moon is also at perigee endnew
cu 11)17 140(1, Very wart/ Weather, 10W
berotneter end blustering, ntemming
storm clouds will result et this time:.
The hygrometer will indicate un-
mistakably whether much rain will fall
during these storms. A, few thus pa01181
relief from summer heat win come, with
rising barometer after the Eastward
passage of these storms, The t4111 is
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Frost & Wood, McCormick, Cockshutt,
John Deere, Dain, Fleury, Wilkinson :
and Percival & Kemp Plows and all
kinds of Farm Machinery. 4;
Louden, Beatty, Workman & Ward and
Preston Hay Tools and Stable Fittings.
Barber and Brantford Buggies, Carts, etc. o.
Adams Speight and St. George Wagons, ti
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etc. •
SingerSewing Machines.
De -Laval and Empire Separators.
All kinds of Wind Mills, Gasoline En- u
gines, Washing Machines, Wringers and.
Coal, Wood, Gasoline and Oil Stoves. a
Roofing, Evetroughing, Hardware, Tin- :
ware, Paints and Oils, Paris Green and
Poultry Fountains. s
The largest variety of Plow and Machin-
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ULCERS, BOILS, SWOLLEN GLANDS, BLOTCHES,
PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES
ARE COMPLETELY CURED BY THE
NEW METHOD TREATMENT
We desiroto call the attention of all those
afflicted- with any Blood or Shin Disease to
our Now Method Treatment 110 a guaranteed
Duro for these complaicts, There 15 ne ex-
cuse for any person having a disfigured face
from eruptions and. blotches, •Ivo matter
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rli all poi-
sons
and 011 and exp neutralize z1, P
syst in thebloodand expel a to from Ilio
system. Our asst experience iu the trent-
compitcated Cases 1,e the
ustoperfecttlydt
cure without experimenting. Wedobn81ne13
on the plan—Pay Only for tho Benefit You
Dorive. If you have any blood disease, con-
sult us Fret of Charge and let us 120050 to
you how (trickly our remedies will remove
:all evideeces of disease, Under the !Patience
of the Now Method Treatment tial skin be-
come Blear, ulcers, pl1Ples and blotches
heal up, enlarged glands ora reduced, fallen
bright, ambition and again.
ret1, 00, and the
victim realizes a new life Las opened Up to
.him,
7011 CAN ARRANGE TO FAY AFTER
YOU ARE CURED
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"THE GOLDEN
I0 unable, to cell, write fora flotation 511
for Homo Treatment
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Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
. , q• ��+,rY,, ��+na 015 totters front Canada m1101 be addressed
"N ®®' 111 N:, to ottr Canadian Correspondence; 5lepart-
italiage 1)10110111 Wittclsor, Out. If you desire to
see lis personin
call at our Medical Institute in Detroit 40 we see turd treat
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a• petiont• n our Windsor" offices which are for Correspondence and
Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters 110 follows:
DRS. XENNED"t & KENNEDY, Windsor', Ont.
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