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Sovereign Bank of Canada
READ OFFICE,
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ItTDOLPH MACDONALD, Preeident •
A. A. A.LLAN. Vice -President
11 M. STEWART, General Manager, s
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•$ 4,000.000-
3,998000
11255,000
25,000,000
:General Banking Savings Department Interest credited quarterly
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tERSGUIDECI.n.gVPaztio-
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dad effects to the Northwest in Ildar.Crh
with passenger and freight ratw.
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Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
tte is a boon to Asthmatics
ie' -71 mire eff,..-tiv^. to breathe in a
tire cits7fa ,s: f.f the breathing organ:.
try. remedy kt,t1the stwitaCit
the air rendered strongly anti-
af lied fiver the driea,-.ed out -Caro with
its. g v..- 4 ',TEA /.7u.,,efi awl cntanttreat-
i. invaluable to mothers with small
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titititn..,. of toe
A this time of year you nearly always
a'number of pietures you wish fram-
Bub you keep puttieg tb off, often, bo
you fear the expense. Picture frarn-
ith ua is a specialty, aed we °any a
of frames and mouldings that are
and nest, pretty bub no sexpeneive.
t us fraenea picture for yon, and we
enviece you of the truth ofj what V70
Try us for yonr next Photo;
JACKSON BROS, Seaforth.
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Write to -day enclosing 25 cents in
starrOser coin and Mate design wanted
Thie the biggest offer we ever made. Vir4
do it to convince every woman that tit e HOME
O1JRNAL le the greatest magazine publiebed
Canada, containing Health end Beauty De.
I.rmen, Conklin, Household Hints, Wit and
sloe, fsehion Notes. IntSorterlt rorelttl News.
)erbi and Short Ste:4es and tatcst Pattern.
Bond 25 cents for ane year's subscription te
the Rome Journal and the centrepiece. s
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Home Journal' TORONTO
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McKillop Directory for 1907
troHN M. GOVENLOCK, Reeve,
1W1nthrop P. 0. •
AME OWAN, Councillor, Seaforth
ft Et. O.
fiPHIT McDOWEL.L, Coancillor, Sea-
lorth P. O.
PILEX. ROSS, Councillor, Winthrop
. Oe •
OAMES RYAN. Councillor, Beechwood.
i P. O.;
MURDIE, Clerk, ,Winthrop
I P. O.'
K. HOLLAND, Treasurer, Beech-
• wood P. 0.
lilieLOMON SHANNON, J. P., Sanitary
( Inspector, ,Winthrop P. O.
The New Store
F°r lbw Goods
q 'r ....
TN, are arriving daily, and the quality is with -
CU the very best. Our prices etre, the
124 --
Monad Haddie, Ciscoes, Whitefish, Mackerel
-and Trout_ These are very same, but am extra
good quality.
VEGETABLES -
Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Par
snips and Turnips always on hand.
fREEtti MEATS-
,.
• We buy nothing but the best quality in Beef,
Pork and Li
amb n this department. We have
extra floe prices.
CURED MEAre-
114m, Bacon, Breakfast Bacon andiRolls always
ri band.
'COOKED MEATS -
Corned Beef, IleadjOheese, Bologna and New
England Ham.
CRO EMS -
On\
grocery departrdent is edmplete.1 Alwa-ys
fres and good.
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SEAFORTH.
You cannot possibly have
a better Cocoa than
A delicious drink and a sustaining
„ food. Fragrant, nutritious and
economical. This excellent Cocoa
maintains the system in robust
health, and enables it to resist
winter's extreme cold.
.Sold hy Gracers and Storekeepers
14b. and i -ib Tins.
A Surprise hi Biscuits
Every box of Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas you open -you will
find a new delight in these dainty
biscuits.
When you want to surprise yourself,
give your appetite a treat with
Nooners et
Perfection Cream Sodas
WET?
You mayte able to
\get along without a
fsowEiks.
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WATERPROOF SUIT
OR SLICKER.
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But can you afford ie?
THESE GARMENTS ARC
GUARANTEED WATERPROOF
LIGHT- COMfORTABLE.OURABLE
LOW IN PRICE
•SOLO BY AU. RELIABLE DEALERS
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TIIREE TRYINO
A WOMAN'S LIFE
There are three periods of a woman's life
when she is in need of the heart strength-
ening, nerve toning, blood enriching
action of
MOURNS :HEART
. AND. -NERVE PILLS
The first of these is when the young Or'
Is entering the portals of womanhood. At
this time she is very often pale, weak and
nervous, and unless her health ue built up
and her system strengthened she may tall
a preite consumption or be a, weak woman
for life.
The eecond period is Motherhood. The
drain on the system, is great and the ex-
hausted nerve force and depleted blood
require replenishing. Milburn's Heart and.
Nerve Pills aupply the elements needed to
do this.
The third period is "change of life" and
this is the period when she' is most liable
to heart and nerve troubles.
A tremendous change is taking place in
the system, and it is at this time many
chronic diseases manifest themselves.
Fortify the heart and nerve system by the
use of Afilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and
thus tide over this dangerous period. Mrs.
James King, Cornwall, Ont., writee "I
have been troubled very much with heart
trouble -the cause being to a great extent
due to "change of life." I have been taking
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for some
time, and mean to continue doing so, for I
can truthfully pay they are the best remedy
I have ever need for building up the system.
You are at liberty to use .this statemenb
for the benefit of other sufferers."
Pri-ee 50 cents pter box, three boxes for
$1.25, all dealers, or The T. Milburn Co,
Limited., Toronto, Ont.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
ORE THROATS AND COUGHS
t They combine -the germicidal value of Cresolene
With the seething properties of slippery elm and lice.
rice. Your druggist or from us, 10c in stamps.
LEEMINO, muss co.. Limited, Agents, Montreal. 40r.
Wingh am
Business
CoilIege
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Is a high grade Commercial School
Three Coereee :
Commercial S benoirapliy Telegraph
rite GEORGE SPOTTON, Prinp
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YOU SHOULD INSURE IN NE
1_,C)1\TIDOW TAIF
(A HOME COMPANY)
'Because of ite enviable record for economical management, as is
evidenced by comparing 'clie coat of management with any other cons
vany ciagaeed in "ordinary " and " industrial " insurance. The expense
cost of carrying on the industrial brandh" is fully 15% higher than the "er-
dimly." branch. .A4 both branches, however, are kept separate, for the put-.
pose of equitable distribution ot profits, the public are warned against invidi.
'one comparisons, raade by competitors, showing the con lined eXpense ratio of
IheiLondon Life as greater than their own. •
W. a ROBINSON Irspector, Seaforth,
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Wetland .Preellasteree-The Maitland
Preebytery Met irt St. Andrew's
church, Witigharre on Tuesday 5th
inst.. Rev. J. Radford, - o Delmore
presided. The attendance was en-
couraging, arid seVeral spirited de-
bates added interest to •, the. oceassion
The diseuesion on the !report on
church life and work w especially
interesting, and several 0.4 the 'Min-
isters ga,ve .their views on special or
ltsviva,1 serviees, The need of more
earnest and consecrated living among
the inemeership was emphasized. A
report on aanhath schools Wile read,
and will ie discussed at the May mooed.
ing in Liticknow. Delegates were el- ;
ected to attend the General- Assein-
131 y which 'meets In Montreal in June. '
In the evening a lively discuesion on
Church Union W Wfil opened by Rev. L.
Perrin and those present expressed I
their opielon. The Presbytery waa!
divided opinion on the questiont
and it was not thought that organic •
uniou was desirable at present.
Marching Upwards. -Mr. George
As k Your
Own Doctor
If he tells you to take Ayer's
Cherry Pectorail for your
severe cough or bronchial
trouble, then take it. If he has
anything better, then take that,
We have great confidence in
this medicine. So will you,
when you once knOW' it.
The best kind of a testimonial
"Seld for over sixty years."
ado by 'T. C. Ayer Co., Levreal, Mar
Aiso manufaeturers of
P SARSAPARILLA.
gersl.;
_ IGOR.
We have no et:wrote I We publish
the formulas of all our medloines.
try, thou- care, and t o b meth-
ods to be adopted to maks them 'wait -
able. The next meeting will be held
on tire last ThuM.r
rsday in aeh,-/erisee
es Annie Murray and Bessie Mitchell
h.ave left for Toronto to take good
-
positions.Mr. Wm. Mttchell Intends
eem.oving with Iris family to the West
in a few weeks. -Mr. W. G. MeKay
and family have 'removed to Toronto,
where Mr. McKay has engaged in the
grocery busin.ess.
lFor Catarrh, let us send you free
Just to prove me a. Trial size Box
of Dr. Shoop' s Ca Remedy. It is
a snove white, cream., healing antis-
eptic 'balm that gives instant re-
lief to Catarrh of the nose and throat.
Make the free test and see. Address
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large are
50 cents, Soldeby .0. Aberhart, drug--
gist, Seaforth. ,
Canada.
Jaancs Sloan, one of th.e ,beet
known residents a Harwich town-
ship, Kent county, was leading a
horse into O. liftable when he was
kicked by a colt and three ribsi were
broken.
-Mr, Thomas Wills, ex -M. P. P.
for West Hastings, died last week
s en e v . e
Barr, of London, who has been ite Ayer's ?Ms at bedtime Net one.
Keep the bowels open with one of was over. 80 years a age. He was
charge a the instruction of dairy ------------------/ treasurer of the CenlIty of Hastings
work in . Western Ontario for the for over 50 years and retired on a
Bostor but the thrifty wife andlthe superannature allowance not quite
Provincial Government, including the
Dairy School at Strethroe', has resiga- eseng family managed the farm two years ago. He was prominent in
h absence. Often could she be church, political and municipal life
ed thg. position. He is to enter the "'"'
sryice of the Dominion Government as seen binding, stooking and pieching fer a great many sea,rs. •
8neavea on tile wagon and in the mow -Rev. P, MeF. McLeod, formerly -
head head of e dairy branch of. the Fruit.
and Dairying Department, under the while her house was a Pattern of minister of the Central Presoyterian
tidiness. In 1888 they retired from Church, Toronto, but who left that
charse of Mr. A. J. Ruddick. Mr. F. the farm and came to Hensall, pure city 10 years ago, died last week at
Hems, Stra,throy, who has been. at chasing from Mr. Wm; Stoneman, sr., 'Upper Tooting, London, Eng„ where
the dairy school for moire years'has the commodious dwelling east o..he h
.0 the ,ad tharge ot flourishitte cone
been appointed by the ProvincialGov-
erriment to succeed Mr, Barr. Mr. postoffice and where Mr. White died gregation. In Canada ihe also occu-
en 1899, .About two years, ago she had pied the pulpits of Knox Church, in
Barr has many frieeds in this vie- e,et anse.sas of the liver and this, with Stratford, and a. Presbyterian church
inity who will be pleased to eee that -
he is still eh the upwaTi.d. march tmd_ other cornplIcetions, no doubt, accel- in Victoria, B. C. The only surviv-
era,ted her end. Her end was truly' Ing member of the family of seven is
that his abilities are being recognize peace. No doubt her soul is now settee Rev. Dr. McLeod, of Barrie
ed and availed of for higher and more
inehortent duties end they will con- hgo na.ouse;,,d in the paradiee ef God, _.4. few days ago a. four Year .old
()Pt, and where sighing son of John GilIles, cof Preston, in
gratulate him on his promotion. Mr.1
and sorrow, is unknown. Some of her: Waterloo County, was drowned in the
Barr le an old Hiebert boy. and a. lest words to one Who knew her from river at that place. The lad had been
teother-in-law of M.essrs. James and
Peter Kerr, McKillop, and Mrs. Jas. her early days were; How few old. sleigh -riding neer the river at a
friends speak of Jesus and his love ;short distance from his home and
Aithheson,, BOX born. when they come in." "1 am soon ran into an open part of, the river,
vention of the Epworth Leagues and knew that he was ,saved," Sam want!, er discovered by the distracted fath-
home." '" Poor Sem, if I onlye
Christian' Workers. -The annual con- i g°ing where his body and sleigh were lit -
Sunday schools of Godeench district, lull' 8C111 who teas buried a. few day
was held in the Methodist chutch, in, previously. "I had ,a, sight a Jesus- serious accident happened Sat -
Myth, on Thursday and FrIdaY,Mar,ch yesterday, Oh how glorious" "Sing' ueday morning last, when Miss Ger-
7th and 8t11. A large number of delete
gates and friends werein attendance.
•Rev. J. C. Reid, of Nile circuit and
me that hymn:, Sleep on Beloved," and ardine Gallvvey, daughter of Mrs. C.
we sang it, she Joinhig in weak an E. Gallwey, residing at Rockliffe,
broken accents. Being led to zee the near Ottawa, was 'nearly burned to
president of the Distriet League, was truth of the"Opo Body," the Lord's death while sewing near a grate fire
the presiding officer. The addresses second corning and reign; the twO re- in 'her 'room. She brushed a spark
and debates were very instructive and surections of righteousness and wick- from a sewing board, on to her dress,
helpfulRevrifeSoma, of Clinton,ied, Rev, XIV and XX, She often spoke which oecame a mese of fire. ' 'With
gave a very edifying address on the of therm John V-24,
Holy DrSteph- vermwas her favorite great presence of mind, Miss Gall-
.
work of the . .
She was Me 'other of wee- rushed out and rolled 'herself in
,. . m
enson of Tornto, was unake tbe
five children„ three of whom 1' emain the snow, but sustaines bums of the
6 . e
present, but +Sent a good sUbstitute#
Dr. Woodsveerth, who gave three ex-
cellent addresses during 'the ses-
sions. Mr. W. H. Keer, of Brussels,
was present Friday evening and gave
a very 'heIrtfel talk 01/1 Sundayschool
work. The choir of the church sup-
plied music. Mr. J. Leilie Kerr sang
a solo in good form. tr. Harland, Of
Clinton coritriouted two solos. Mr.
Reid was re-electedepreeddent for an-
other year. '
-
Dille= Court Sittings. •:-.• Divielon
Court sittings' will be hed ler this
county during itb.e current year ; on
the following dates : Goderich-April
2, eifey 1, jute` 1# July 2, Sept. 8
Oct. 2, Nov. 1, Dee. 2, Jam 3 and Peb.
3, at 10 a. m. Seaforth-April 9, June
11, Sept. 27, Nov. 12, Dec. 16 and
Jan. 28, at 9 a. m. Clinton -April 12,
Jsne 14, Sept. 30, Nov. 14, Dec. 18,
zed. Jan. 80, at 9 a. tn. Bruseelta-
April 4, June 5, Sept. 25, Nov. 7.,
Dec. 11 and jen. 23, at 9 a. m. Ex-
eter -May 14, July 4, Oct. 8, aid
Feb. 5, at 9.80 a. an. Dungannon -May
21, July 9, Oct, 15, nabs 11, at 10
a, m. Bayfield -May 28, July 11, OL.
17 and Feb. 14, at 10 a. m. Niringl-
bam-April 6, July 6, Sept. 26, Nov, 8,
Dee. 12 and Jan, 14, at 9 a. tn. Gorrie
-April 8, Attie 4, Sept. 24, Nov. 6,
Dec. 10 and Jan. 22, at 9 a. ne Zdr-
ich-May 13, July 3, Oct. 7 and Feb.
4, at 10 a, ne Creditan-Ma,y 15,July
5, Oct. 9 and Feb. 6, at 10 a. mt
Blyth -May 16, July 8, ittict. 101 and
Feb. 11, at 11 a. m.
•
Died ini North Dakota. -There died
at his home in Hwnsboro, North Da-
kota, an February 18, of neuralgia: of
the heart, James Messer, son of Mr.
James MeSsete- Morris township, aged
44 years arid 2 months. The late Mr.
Messer was 'Dorn in Morrie township,
near Bluevale, in December 1862, and
spent his early life there. About 16
sears ago 'he went 'to the west and
for a time resided at Boissevain„ Man.,
rroving in 1895 to Rolla, N. D,
here he went into tnry e lbakebus-
these, Later he was manager of a
store at Antwerp,' and after some time
'he purchased the eta* and -moved it
to the new town of Hansborot He
was postmaster at Antwerp, and af-
ter 'lies removal to Haneboro was al-
so' postmaster there. In August . of
1905 he was married to Miss Mabel
Secord, who with a daughter terv
months old now mourn the loss of a.
husertnd and father. Decea,sed, was a
member of the .A. 0. IT. W., and was
held in high esteem by a large circle
of friends and acquaintances. The
remains were bueied at the cemetery
at Rolla, N. D.
Sleeplessness
Disorders of the stomach prddute a
nervous condition, and often prevent
sleep. Chamberlain's Stolnach and .Liv-
er Tablets stimulate the digestive or-
gans, restore the system to a heelthy
condition, and make sleep possible.
Por elate by all druggists.
•
Hensall.
In Memoriam. - Mrs. Margrette
'White, nee McMorran, whose demise
took place in Hensall on Feb. 1811,,,
and was noted in these columns, was
born in 1823, near Belfast, County
Down, Ireland. Her early days were
spent on a farm. She was of a, eyelet
and retiring nature. In the spring of
1847 she was married to Jame e White
and two weeks, after sailed for Am-
erica. After • eight weeks of a very
stormy passage they arrived in Thorn-
hill where she had a brother carry-
ing on a !general store; some 12 miles
north of Toronto, Mr. White 'bought
out a lbakery in Richmond. Hill, and
which he carried- on for e,omO years.
About 1853, they, with two -children,
came to the Landon Road. Here the
family - settled down near Rodger -
ars,
the
ere
was
airie
eing
to
back
• ght
e
vine, oa a farm. After a few y
selling out to David eicTa,ggart
family moved to Illenois, U. S.
a tent was pitched untiht-a. house
'built. In the rneantime,ftethe p
was 'belles broken up, some If
'built and a well suak. Sellin
good advantage the family came
to Rodgeei.ille, the farm' was 'b
back from Mr. McTs.ggart. Here
White engaged. in the purchase
shipping of horses • to Buffalo
t1
to mourn her departure, Mrs. D. most serious character.
McLeod, of Detroit ; !William, of Us- -John, A. Duncan, manager of the
'borne, and Mrs. Robert Bonthron, of .Bank of Commerce at Ayr, Waterloo
Rensall. Mr. Alex. Mcelorran, of county, has been committed to stand
Lucknow, is a brother or the de- his trial on the charge a having
ceased.
transferred $13,000 to his ow ae ac-
Slel31
ep.(..0tr beloved and take ithy rest. count in the bank by raising a sum
Lay down thy heati upon the SaVietres .$61,34:013,77..99, n
00iholi
'tveecbzharylterndaeicasoutn. t He' breast,
Ntelevoteetitl
tl.tee. Well, but Jam loves hoard ;lib:072r years
rsadhad
sernvic eeaiu
f the o
bank
hee;
Good, -night, Geneeniseee, Geseesigas 'promoted to a better position at
until tee Easte'r' eery genets the ,Brantrord when the discovery wae
Hes eon, J.
made.
Until the dead in Jesus shall; arise _he
skies, will. of the late Timothy Ea -
And He Shall come, but. not owly
ton' has teen probatea at $2,699,642.94 C. Eaton, and two daugh-
in lters are the executors. His resi-
dences in Torento and Muskoka and
.$10,000 a 'year and the income from
his ,bank stocks are left to bis wi-
doW during her life. Mite. Burnside,
a: daughter, receives an income of
45 a leer e and ea
'guise•
Good -night, Good -night, Good -night.
Drysdale
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Our School. -The following he the re-
port a the pupils of Union ,schopl
eection No. 1, Hay and Stanley ' $,000 year during ne
for
'
the month of .February. The report
the
hitedeath oe her mother becomes en -
to the income from the bank
is based upon regularity, punctuality, ,
stocks. Another daughter, Mrs. Bur -
good. conduct and general proficiency;
den, was provided for during. Mr, Ea -
Class V -David Stelk. 'Class IV-Thoe.
Johnstone Gerald Snider, David Oeseh ton's life. His son, V. F. Eaten,
takes the factoey and residence in
and Harold Schnee, equal, Milton
Oshawa, ,and the bulk and balance
Johnston, Henry Dowson, Lorinda
DowsonSrIII-Earl SchilbeJrof the estate goes to the other sou,
'. . . .
Joluiston. Sr. II --Noah • •
-Police Constable A.rehibald Pow, of
tman
HarJr Schilbe Gor- 1
e .
dote Johnston: Part n-trepa Pole
• .
Woodstock dropped dead at Beach -
lock, BeesiSniderPart 1, B -Arne eine, Oxford, county, Whither he had
gone in search of the .prisoner Porbes
old Schilbe, Minnie Johnston. Part I,
A -Annabel McDonaldEvelyn AWho escaped, from Woodstock jail dur-
Horton, Teacher. . .
ing the previous day. The -officer left
0 -
Staffs.'
(Too late for last week.)
W�odstoc In a'buggy in comeatti7
with Turnkey James Foroes at a-
boitt midnight, When on the out-
skirts of Beachville the buggy. was
Notes. -Mr. Wm Miller., who has overturned a.s the reeult of coming
spent the past two months with his into contact with a pile of ties by
parents here, left for Caron, Sask.,' the side of the road. Neither of the
on day. -Mm 3amee Hutehison, of men were hurt. While Mr. Forbes
Mitchell, was the guest of NITS. F. was fixing the rig the officer was
D. Hutchison last week.. -Miss Sinda holding the horses and dropped in the
Drake and Mr. J. Hay spent Sunday roadway, expiring almost immediate -
with friends in Mitchell. -Misses Bunn lye It is supposed his death occurred
and Mable Barbour spent a couple of from 'heart failure consequent upon
days last week with friends in Car- the shock as he was 'thrown from the
lingford.-Mrs. T. VIV11111,, of Mtich- buggy.
ell, visited her son' here last week. -
Charles Tuffin, Jr., left for Man- A SPRING. NEED,.
itoba on Tueeda.y. - Mr, and Miss
Thompson, of Whitby, spent last week Weak, Tired and Depressed People
Need a Tonic to Put the Blood
Right.
raormam•••••
with Mrs. Worden.-Mr. D. Fergus-
on. of Itiitcbell, spent Sunday in the
village.
a -
"Preventice" will promptly check ae
cold or the grippe when taken early,
or at the "sneeze -stage."! Prevent -
les cure seated colds as well. Prea
venties are little candy cold cure
tablets, and Dr, Shoop, Racine, Wis.
will gladly mall you samples and a
book on Colds free, if you will write
him. The samples prove their merit.
Check early colds with. Preventics and pies and eruptions. In others it may
stop Pneumonia,. Sold in 5e and 26c be through occasional headaches, a
boxes by C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea- variable aPpetite, Perhaps twinges a
forth. neuralgia . or rheumatism, or a lazy
• feeling in the morning and a desire
Co r stance. to avoid exertion. For these spring
arm Solc1.-Mr. Robert Armstrong aliments it is a tonk you need, and
of Wallaceburg, has fsold one bun- the greatest blood making, health-
dred &ekes of his farm near here to giving tonic in an the world is Dr.
Ur. Wm. Dunlop, for the sum of $6,- Williams' Pink Pine. Every dose,
300. The farm. coatatris 100 acres and helps to make newrich, red, health -
Mr. Armstrong still retains the 60 giving blood, which reaches every
acres on which no buildings are, This nerve and every organ in the body,
le, certainly, a. very choice farm, bringing health, strength and energy
and has good buildings on it) and to weak, despondent, ailing men and
everything ready to go to work and women. Here is proof. Mrs. George
make money. Mr. Dunlop gets good Meritt, Sandy Cove, N. EL, says:
value for his moneY. He ha's 'tried the "I was weak, feeling miserable and
West, and although he has two sons terribly run down. The doctor whom
farming in Saskatchewan, he pre- I ,consulted said the trouble was
fere old Huron for himself, and be
has ,secured a good home, where he
.can spend the remainder of hie days
In peace, comfort and 'plenty.
Spring blood is bad blood. Indoor
life during the winter months is re-
sponsiele for week, watery, impure
blood. You •need tonic to build up
the blood in spring Just as much as
the trees need new sap to given them
vitality for the summer. In the
spring, bad blood shows Itself in
many ways. In some it breeds pins
. 4..
Molesworth
Notes. -All the eana11-pox cases in
this vicinity have now recoveredened
quarantine has been raised. -Some
evenings ago a -sleigh load: of young
people spent a very pleasant evening
at the home of Mr. Johnston, 2nd
I
concession Grey.-eiesers. 'W. Mc -
"Donald wild osep.h Combes, of Bridge -
ford, Manit a, Who have been spend=
iqg the r whiter hereabouts, have re-
turned to their homes in the West. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of Ore-
gon, ave' visiting friends in this vi-
cinity. -At the last meeting of the Wo-
anasmiat but he did not help me, A
friend advised - nee to take Dr. Wil-
liam' Pink Pills and it is simpler
Impossible for trne to over 6stirnate
the gobd 'they have done me. I shall
always recommend them to ailing
friends."
But if you want • new health you
must get th .genuine Dr, Willia,ms'
Pink Pills for Pale People, manufac-
tured in Canada, at Brookville, Oa.
Other so called TAttic pilisare fradu-
leot imitatiOns. The genuine- Dr. Wil -
Harris' Pink Piller are sold by all re-
putable medicine dealers or sent by
mail at 50 emits a box or six boxes
for $2 50 by writing. the Dr. Willisznie`
Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont.
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