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The formal opening of the Propin- ,

ing where the citizens baud rviidci-ed

5 hunger 01 appropriate selections.

number' assbmbled to the main build- __ Bn-"__

Mr. ustice Fitzgerald President

A good stomach

wants serviceable, reliable and mono. 'mical motive power. The Ideal is pos- sessed of all these qualities gud 'more could be encumbered but the firm make the engine speak for itself ilu actual work at the Hall. They* have 'a five h_p_ running the main shaft oi.

u_'2@_§§,'_§_§;,@§A°lNG Mini-:ri SEl§CiE9__u0n___iHi§_wffi'S__ieunn iiii=i__nui_n>uli'§_ iuvun

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of the Exhibition Association, in bis ' "_ opening remarks said that a horticul- ture expert had expressed the opinion that there had never been an exhibi-

tion of aglples better, or more taste- fully arr ngod, giving an index of what this country can do in the mat- ter of apple growing. He said the “ms was true regarding butter and cheese and poultry and every stall

taken with the exhibit of horses

Bild I mcffy loul ug inseparable-laclung WhlCh» hy Abbeys ai.

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zsma eocteus. SALT-=[ 5°|d everywhere.

¢la1'Exhlbltion took place yesterday _ affernvon at three o'clock. A large ' - ' ' 5

li i ' I _ 1 I »

nan* Sl

"W hhildihg. another running a pow

erful hoist suitable for wharf or dock _W0I'k. and another is attached to B

pump and demonstrates its preciabili .y in this line.

THURSDAY.

Exhibitions and felt. proud that there e

face. He closed by introducing the Dr Macpnan followed dmv _

dine eent speakers and called upon splendid dd ' “mg 8 First Heat-Iona Girl isa the nurses

£1 antage aol’ rse§:ols(,il?z?,§ing the_a(%`. 0 the § Dole when she went to a

glblg' g ture' and the hecehhiflg for sr?i€ht?i`fi-_ hd break. and was passed by Miss I.

ion. cally cultivating the land ___ order __O~(._ R. and Nutwood, Miss Acquiri

the eut. Governor to address the V atherin and formally open the Ex-

His Hon. Lieut. Gov’r. Rogers, in d

performing this function, referred to 0 the I{ing’s County exhibit of fruit at

erive fro_m it ull that was cupabl f producing.

if not ahead of the rest of the pro- p

stock might not compare so favorab-

referred to the agricultural possibili- Owing to the min we uttem_unc

ties or P. E. Isinnu and sam ne me all nn - I 'ni i H e-1 '~

_ _ y was ,_,l,m_ The D n-nn 1 rf _ ea one (iirl held the pole

not kniow _nnyiq znilllon ncreshoi’ land lnnming has never n__ese__te;lx__' to the finish, witii Nutwood it close :iiiywlere _in lil’ _i inerica tv at is attractive annenrnncemlntefnl nec0m__ econd, Miss I. (7. ii. third, und Miss capabe o proiucing more oi better tions Henning H mnnt _lesimmc ____ Acquiri fourth.

produce than P. E. I. and lie thought feet there wus every reason for pride. He ' ' made reference to the fox industr in

important industry; proving excep- fi

sects-he eulo 'zed the character of

Dominion Botanist, who has been of here investigating the causes of the tn oiitbreak among the fir and cherry in trees. The foruier was due to a bor- fl

ei- and no remedy could be suggested tn; energetic principal Mr Crockett

is school while their manual train

owing to forest conditions. The the teaching Btn” and the pupils'

_ themselves.

Mr.

me excellent products of pencil and speed. In every heat Acquiri would be

ush '

Women suffering from any form of In

illness are invited to promptly com- 5°? iiiuiiicalie’witli Mrs. Pinkliiim at Lyiiii, it-an hliiss. Alllettersurc received, opened, :O read and answered by women. A wo- .’°

Zn-_, _ QGQ man can freelytulk lo

of her private ill-,ia ness to u woman; e

if T* _

cupies a prominent position with n owing of his photographic product.

insaid that a pretty face or a

ius has bee _ tnblished unsnc(?§_ ions, does ought but prove alluring.

gileucg. 1?; twemi ?i:rg;§erii?iInrilb(;xrtg»]fer;o;1;§ gtieimlt gretilt

rs. _ in _ `

,.___,f the Womzug mst variety of photographic mounts. Oi

E -.Fcj -.\®_ America which has the latter especial interest will cen-

DQ, 9”' 'Ah 4 never been brokem tre around a number of sunset and ive/in mm Never has alle pub_ moonlight views of Brighton recently

lished a testimonial or used a letter when bi' MP- Buyer and finished ill 11 without the written consent of the l“0Ht EHGCUVS 1110-“heh He Shows ih' writer, and never has the Company terior views of a high order and a allowed these coiifldeiitial letters to diuillfiy Of <>0l0F¢d WOFKS is ¢SP€'=iB11v

get ‘ont of their possession, as the meritorious. The whole is nicely ar- Premier -_ - < - - ~ - ~ iuindgps qf thousands of them in ranged aroundasepiu eulursementichem’ H11” - - - - - -

their» 'es will attest. of

`°' - Rogers which forms a centre piece

Out of the vast volume of experience d the booth _vin wen repay a View

which Mrs. Pinkliaui las to draw *"", _ _ from, it is more than os;ible tliat she hommg d0W"5€ull‘S the Magnet wp-

a photo of His Honor Lleut Gov’

lefly with the importance of em- ’

~ ' eld the le d t tl ` _ I G'l

viuce in this respect, though the ingygni g]:hf’i?;p':`t» 'tI{_e;";)_?_f Conserv' as scverula lengjthslebghlirrcl t(l)iIi:.afiellrd

, After f _ t the ball and on the back nl hom

ly' _He spoke of the Prmcc County rell the u<ilTlec`i‘velredrl:hli‘i? hom P' ITM- tfethh She f01'l§¢d h0l` WHY- {to(sccon3 filir in ii commendatory manner. He c|nded_ ' g wwf """' 0gl1;i0n_ Mm, [_ U_ “_ fpnnnl nnn

y The red white and blue decorations th; _thh`d°

_ _ fth E ' »~ ‘ith Héut-I G'1\llth‘ l

-the province and quated it as a m0Hf- gets cgi? tf>p;Irlt’;$:l‘it;T1l\'anta:gI~emaefnbggng? Mlthiri acfeg yggcllls olfr tlif (wireewplgeii

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tionnlly profitable to those engaged ofeghtindggggn otllgge (f.?rI.¥1;S phmducts ilnd and clinchaeldlefitfgtxliliiigf iilndvhsix- in it" Aft" 'defence t" the ““t“"“l getic ma,uager'deservesI hearttegtecnlfr- iid money from ’\iut_wood Iona Girl

_ _ __ __ n. . _ __

enemies of tliglfaimer weeds and in ngatnlations ,or me showing Un_ font second place in this heat and

s airs .is another exhibit of public in- "9 m0“9Y`» Nhtwood third Dlace llhll

“*?;if“_£_';:‘qr“l_oi’_‘;)'_::;_i_tB'__ M (___ terest-The Hillsboro Consolidated! bird money, Miss Acquiri fourth

. _ y r. I ssow, Scn001_ Here in the nest showing place and fourth money _

garden vegetables yet seen from 2-40 UI-ASS TRUT & PACE.

g, drawing, kindergarten and. cm; wer exhibits reflect equal credit on

The West _Kent School Manual

_ *--ess

Training exhibit, also in the gallery! iS d&B€I“/ing of praise. The work _'Ripe held honors to the § mark when shows edicient training on the part of §Ginger stridcd out and came home ll-n I Barlow and apt and conscien- eisy winner amid cheers, Premier won

f-l0llB l>llPils. 1 ut from Cherrv Ripe by a nose, Yun- _ In the gallery the Ladies' Fancy kee Princeton fourth and Zealot filth.

»- ‘ _ 'work is shown and a magnificent dis-5 Third and Fourth Heat were a rclii

lay of feminine handiwork is exhibi- ition of the third.

_ , ed. Handmade woolen and cotton THREE MINUTE CLASS.

A gaods, and the domestic departments _

a'e filled with specimens' of real mer- heats by King B\`h-ZUil=\h» AC<l\\i\`i.

it in each class. l The art section is smaller than us-» ghflhd Sh0Wll1l: and won many .ual this year but the entries includel ieiids by his wonderful bursts of

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in the balcony of the main build- and from there to the wire he] would g J. A. S. Bayer, Photcgrapher,» ass all his opponents, except King

ns. Always enticing., this year the .tiinly surprising, and when his own- oth seems to be centre of attract- er, can conquer his apparent slowness n on that floor, but it cannot be in the first half mile, he will make

eutiful scene. when portrayed by al 'ree foiiowlns is the summary:

tl _ _photographer with artistic inclinat- THRE-E YEAR QLD fl-Rory & PACE

has gained the very knowledge needed lu your case. She asks nothing in re- turn except your good will, and her advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this gener- ous oifer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pinkham, care oi' L dia E. Pinkham Medicine C0., Lynn, hiuss.

Every woman ought to have

Lydia E. Pinkhani's 80-page Text Book. It is not 1|. book for general distribution, as it is too expensive. It is free and only obtainable by mail. Write for

it today. |

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‘ . HOTEL

ST.” DEN|S`

BROADWAY AND IITH STREET

' NEW YORK CITY. " _J

Wif_hl|r_'Eney Access ot Every Point of Interest. Hui( Block from Wnuemekerw, ,_ _ 5 uiiniues' wulk of Shopping District. Mi'i`blD FOR: xeellsnce of 'ulslau.U0ui~

~ furtubfe A noiEinienfl_ Oourteuus Serv/ ~

lui iimln Iomclikc Sunouidrsgm -

_mls s|.00 in nu un 0|' ff .euizore/iN PLAN. ~i Y _.1'|ei»a'umsmkmtso¢. e ' _WNl.1'AY_LOL§_l¢6¢N',lne. -

!l0'l‘Eh` DIABTINIQUE, j

llmuluy -mi ISN Bfrcctl

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arator's booth is approached. Tliis splendid machine consisting in itsi ‘strongest points simplicity izrd dura-l bility, and in its qualities vusl' run- ,ning and clean skimming. its super-i lior factors are double siipportcfl lr-1-v.i, square gear, one piece skimmer, seni- tary strainer, and it is thoroughly Canadian. O. S. Corkman, Maritime Manager, and L. H. D. Foster, P. E. I. representative, are in charge.

Opposite this is G. Ballingall with

the New Empress Range-one easily the farmer‘s favorite-unexcelled for aking and strong in heating qualities, and the Capital Separator. He de- monstrates four sizes in the latter all peclally noted for their clean skim- ming, easy turning and washing pro-

nsities and their extreme durabili-

pe ty. l carter & Co's display of wallpaper in their booth on the eastern side of =the building invites attention. » Here are shown, a large variety of shades patterns and style, wall puller f0\` hull, dining or sitting room, par-I lor, bedroom or in fact any room. The leading manufacturer for Canter & Go., is Colin McArthur & bo., »Montreal, and their productions em-1 body the very best in distinctive lstyles. Their patterns are possessed lol decorative properties which makes one who has ever used McArthur s |goods pay a second call. The attract- -ive arrangement of the wallpaper dis- play is most creditable and the happy result attending Mr. Burkee ei;lo_l_'_t_l: in dressing the booth is drawing o

much favorable comrlwht-

tention in these columns. ()utside the building there is much to attract, in- struct and amuse. Immediately on en-

t g a front the visitor where he or she can

THREE YEAR OLD.

e Jurth.

Second Heat-The horses got away

_ _ _ - . _‘nn third _ Mi 'I. C. _

their exhibition, elassing it as equal chA Eulqtt followed “nfl he dwelt t0 the tscsvheen Nsiitwood 1tzooIllelidtl;(h\¢'l:\

e Miss Acquiri fo\irtli_

Fourth Heat-|’roved ii iliililinntc of

_ First Heat-Cherry Iilpe held thc

ole to the stretch, and was headed ut by Premier. Ginger made a had reak at the } also on the home tretch and finished third position,

filinkee Princeton fourth, and Liealot Second Heat-Premier and Cherry

This race was won in three straight

I wned by J. M. Nicholson, city ma-de

he tail horse at the and 1 mark

Brazilian, ns if they were at n stand- still. Acquiri’s performance was cer-

the “best of them” step next year.

l <s'rAKs)-(PURSE $300 0.

Iona Girl . _ . _ _ Miss. I. C. R. _ . _

Nutwood _ _ . . _ . __

Miss Acquiri _ _ _ _ _ .

Timc, 2.22, 2.22, 2.232, 22'.

2_37i»_ .40 CLASS TROT & PACE (STAKE) PUP.f-lhl $300.00.

Ginger

lr-Nw-on .si-°wr~a'O

G .swear-_, .amnes- ..a_:i:l-vc

U\r>l\5>‘|C»3

;5¢¢f\.:>t:Ni-1 O§U‘»s>wNr- *d-'°v‘o=r~a..>>-

|Yankee Princeton _ _ _ _ _

Zealot _ _ . _ _ _ _ _

Time, 2.409, 2.39%, 2.37},

(s'rAKr1.> ruizsie $300.00.

King Bra'/.illan _ _ _ _ _ . _

Acquiri _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Frenchy _ _ . _ King Dodds _ . _ _ _ _ _ ; Viola..._..._...

Time, 2.25.3, 2.26, 2.24%.

The much delayed fine weather came

at lest ! I/`

Had the disagreeable weather of the

preceeding days continued the 1911 Provincial exhibition wouin have re- ceived an almost irreparable eetbnck especially in the point of attendance. But this contingency, happily enough, did not ensue and yesterday u. large l_ attendance at the grounds and the* race track enjoyed to the fullest the splendid exhibits und the keen racing events and other attractions provid-

ui-Lswbai-\ cn->:»:r_~:r¢ -sc.-\:»:»r\e»-i

ed. l An observant visitor to the Exhibi- ion- grounds this year cannot fail to e impressed with many noticeable im- rovements, both in exhibits a-nd the manner of exhibiting them. The nr- angements for displaying the entries in the different class seem to have reached a higher effiency than ever be- fore and this makes the promenade oi he fine industrial show of 1911 lieth inside and outside the main building a most. pleasing and interesting event. Within the building the scene is most gratifying and the different sections there housed have already received at-

erin number of “side shows" con-

A splendid attendance witnessed the

races yesterday .afternoon at the ex- hihitlon grounds. The tracp was in

_ 0 ood condition and altho the morming

was _ __ ___ _ __ _ ___ t- _ __ _ ____ __ "°°_§h°_W¢fv f-he afternoon turned out T e on y s g ac was n e ca - cherry trees wer " exce en . ~ tle. H0 BPOKB 0! U19 B-ddil1i0h&\ said that it piobeiug killed and h°_ Many surprises were in store for all. barns erected _which were of great not given to the léfir nttention wae_It took five heats to decide the winner benefit to exhibitors. He said he destructive “gene tg” “atm” °‘ th" Uf the three Year FHCB. and four heats had visited the 'roi-onto and London throughout the *;__Ov§__§e°=f:g'___d tres: 2; decide the 2-40 elses trot and rece.

n _ any thought French would tie win-

was no exhibition in Canada P. E. wntsirigy cielisxyggé f0T_h° Uhll Pemhdl’ er of the three minutye class but King Island people needed to be afraid to tnmn and destroy ____ 882 in the au- rnzmnn won in easy Btym

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Brillé up the littl “the beneficial c

They all want to chew this delicious

dum. Let them chews!! they want. It's “|10 f0l' Young teeth and fine for older tegth, If prevents trouble in well stomachs and dl'lVeS #Way trouble in un-well stomachs.

11,5 3 Very dainty tidbit at a very little price. The more of it you chew,

better it is for you.

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Look for the Spear

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onfection

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flesh

Ami the flavor ol

YW?-

é ones to chow

fresh crushed rjreeri |.i;.:.`

leaves lasts I-ind lusls und l;.:~.fs.

MADE IN TORONTO. CA?\'\D_\

YOUR DEALER

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Wi-idley.

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Turonln. (hit. The h'f'lVOY

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are well represented. There is a fine

is nu example of only one brunch of

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U18 l>l'lZ° Wihhihll Co-ntcst there foi-` fuct that it is on the ii».;\i-knt :it ri' milking, Clark and l.ca won 153 _very reasonable price will <loubf;lcss: points, their iieuiest <:ompetitoi‘s coin- draw much attention io the firm of ihll 110 nearer than 115. In other li- & N~ Piuillhi. \'~'l\f1 liu\'c to tlicirfiimitlicr live horse lioucr inotm- nm" breeds splendid specimens are shown, '-"Wilt ““1h.\' Ufufll-‘~ 'if \`ur'lo\1S designer O J notably. shoi‘thorns_ Sheep and pigs =\|\ lZiViiil: si-\tisl:ir'f_imi Lo their o\\'ii-Eiluilt by -l.. mul N, l’;iilui:t, 2\‘oiirii~',

show of poultry and the outside gllow ; l‘lic exhibit of liriicr .\‘ti‘\vui‘t & (Toni is most dlwptlulg “ml lnHf_m¢tlvn_ Ltd., in lvlccliziiiicul Hull is li;ii'f,ici|\~:

Just outside of thc Machinery Hull iiry liit0l`ff1<UI1i: and draws lm~gc=

is an exhibit desirned especially for ""0\\'f|S» '|`h0.V Shim' fi\'f‘ lml>f‘I`ii-il ull-|\\'l1i<'_li has ai record of sliced between the eye of the fislicrincu but none the Killed. Zi. 3. 4. 5. lil iiiiil 15 liorsi‘__ less nttlqlgtlvc to ll lm-gn pmpoptioll power which ure purticuliirly nice' of visitors is the power fishing dory illld ilr‘<‘ baiutcd ai beautiful green. A! shown by ]_,_ & N_ pnquet the well five horse power inotor equipped lighted with her. A five horse power

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for a built is sliiinii \-cliiuh is sn*-\ byir' iiisf- ._ " »_\i-.i in _<:‘<‘-lm. _ <!\i\\\'ii‘ig

experts to contain .inc of luv iv -ist complete erliiiliniclits ou the in:ii'I.|~r. _ .

bc sccii iiistiillcil iii 'ii motor li¢~ii1_

which is ilisliluyiui cl.~:c\\'l\crc on the l_'roiiiifls_ The iimisi~iu>ilf. "lim-is," ‘lil feet in length by 10 fort bczini is ilrivvii with :i l2 h_p, lmpcriitl

ninc und ten inilcs per hour, and hier o\v_ncr and tho many otliers who liave cnioycil at trip iii the "Doris" are dc-

Lup |.\,\gi_ . iiivl; .wel ll|»3cti_

<-;1l|y`iiL'u.» r. . "'r. ii ._ ` Ixus uf it

iw.. .-_~.~ - .i '- ’l‘lir\, ‘_~4li::i;~,<- \fl,, \\'h(. inlw '.i;i- 'i`»' ~ ‘ i ‘!\ririito|' avi: ii <'rl-il_.:i _!' __ ._ fu.'|i'ge of

S. ll, Hzixus iw.: _"_ iliiiiis urn

iizxril: for ii., i-hir-i ~.\‘i -in iirc that

skim.; rlusir, liroiliuwi ii perfectly

inuoth irr»lhl»~:.~' <~"0:\i:i, of any <li~sii'<~_ll eusity, has _-i most flcsirnblc ar- ziiigcnu-iit ol' liairts, and is easily asl)vii_ _ _ ____ 1_Uoiiti:.\u»<! on li;-_‘gr ll.)

lmowii boat builders of Souris_ This ____*___.__-7-____ _ -_--“ _ _

THREE MINUTE 'GI-‘»:\SS their output in the boat buildiug`

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Bruce Stewart & Co's booth down-

_ .stairs is a magnificent one and too _ Im ch cannot be said in praise of it.

dispose of loose dimes in quick time. around each R jolly crowd was collec- ted yesterday afternoon leering or eheerin those who assayed their for-

llnc, but is an excellent specimen of its class and n convincing sample of the thoroughness of their work, This dory is clinker built 23§ feet long, ii feet 2 inches lienm, depth 26 ins draft 18 ins. It is equipped with an Imperial Marine Motor single cylind- er developing 4 to 6 li. p., and drives the boat a speed of 9 miles per hour. The dory is very strongly built the franme timbers being of jun- iper, andthe plunkiug of yellow pine. The engine is set well aft leaving nl- most all the hnat clear for working purposes. Forward of the engine the space is divided by three sr-nts wliicli can bc easily bulkheaded innkiiig thc criilt exceptionally strong. This dury is a stock pattern and a splendid sen boat. The least experienced of- server can easily see that this type nf bout affords splendid posslliilltirs for pleasure as well as work, and the

NINE YEAR OLD BUY

(TURFID OF‘ BED WETTING HY H()()'I‘H‘S KIDNIGY l’1liLS

Mrs. J. Tait of Denmark St., Mea-

ford, Ont., says 1 _

“Our nine year old hoy has suflered

severely with kidney weakness or bed wetting for over two yenrs. Several remedies have been used to cure the trouble but none gave any relief until he used Booth*s Kidney Pills. This medicine went right to the cause of the trouble, removed same,und today the boy is practically devoid of all kidney complaint. I wish all mothers knew of this.excellent, cura- tive rcmcdy and am glad that Booth's Kidney I-‘ills were brought to my notice."

l D.u Bethune, in change, has worked

.wonders with the g old Upwp Jack as 8 basis for his decorations and with s tasteful interior arraniw- ment of ship chandlery wares andimo-

‘ tor boat supplies, has ii decidedly si-

ectlve showing. Ho has displayed rope, twine, netting, sail cotton and duck., flags and buntlng, paint, ship’s pumps, anchors, tackle, lights, oak- um. cork, écc. Motor boat fittings in brass and other serviceable metal ar shown extensively while <1lU0I'°!1¢ sbip’s carpenters and other tools dis- played evidence how full! ‘this branch of the big firm caters to wants of the een-

. faring man and his craft. ‘

‘ Bruce Stewart & Of*-. U-dn hu" ll'

- so an exhibit of Ideal engines in the

hanfoal Hall which will demand farmer'e attention today. These

engines are adapted particularly to the farmer, as well as any one who

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Mensa f me b °"°

RNK City T.ibli.:c:` C i, éirbec

tune in the various games offering a chance of reward to those who were willing to risk the price. But of all the outside displays, the most popul- ar appeared to be the magnificent an-` imals shown in the chase of horses, cittle, sheep amd swine, to say noth-_ ing of the poultry or the exhibits of agricultural implements and motors.

Eepeclal attention was paid to the

horses, many admirers, of both sexes. carefully examining the fine specimens stables in the sheds surrounding the grounds. Almost as engrossing ap- peared to be the sheds occupied by the different breeds of cattle where many beautiful animals are shown. Worthy of note are the Ayrshire! of Simmons

the latter of which have just returned

Booth's Kid- ney Pills cure backache dull shooting pains thick and clou~

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Bros., Spring Park Road; and the your money. Booth's Kidney Pills are Holstnins of Clark and Lea, Victoria, sold by all driiggists 50c. or postpaid

dy urine, gra~ vel or stone,

rheuma t i s rn » and all diseas- (,)| ’]`§ el of the kid- r '

ney and blad-

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THE BOOTH GUARANTEE.

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We do not guarantee to cure in all

cases but if you derive no benefit our a ents are authorized to refund ou

from' The R. T. Booth Co., Limited,

triumphant from Fredericton where ‘they were successful prize winners. In

Fort Erie, Ont. Sold mid guaranteed by Geo. E. Hughes. -

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