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Worry over F. plump child? There is no better bank of health for a child to draw from than n good supply of

healthy 1“it‘_~`il.

Scotts limnlsion not only gives a child weight and Plumpness, but it feeds the brain, bones and nerves with strength and active power. -Fewer mothers would 'Opry if they knew mo;-¢ ‘bout Scotts Emulsion.

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ti-nl .\iuiu_al Insurance Company of P, stside, will be held in the Higgins sire Round House, Water Street, wn_ on Thursday, 24th inst. at xr

ograhi invitation is givexmo all farmetawho

'ago learn of our plan which gives insur-

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,i Leamington, an Ancient Town Which Passed in Early Daysl 2 Through Many Vicissitudes-Has Many Modem

Patrons Who Seek the Healing Mineral Springs lts His Tory in Days of Old-

Wone.°5 _the f8»\’orite resorts in l li1`“'1CkSh\re is Leaniin ton th

i _ E . e _c_§]etl;”`a_t"3d SP8" lt is much frequent~

;E Y l¥1"alidS on accou t f ‘t _ ing mineral springs, axiad ois laisgeala con\'c.nient stopping place for si ht- Sccrs who wish to visit the fair?-ous casllos _and 'I-Owns in the vicinity.

I-‘eammgtoll iS an ancient town rind DaS§c_d _in early days through' Igally vicissitudes. In the old book B _i`e_°_0f`d5. Called the_“DomeSday _ 00 ,_ is found the earliest mention iof this place. Here, in the year 10:36. it is recorded as a. manor, ; <1* D04 by 0119 of _the Warwick family. lhfter this time it passed into the

ands of many proprietors, and

`°'m°ng 31959 W8-S 8. brother of the _Earl of Leicester. Toward the oloso _ of the eighteenth century it. was 9, quaint "111a8’0» Of Which a. few small §0ft&g€S_1 c’~‘en_ now_rcmain to tell og its original simplicity. There is also 2511 v-1¢1¢n¢,<=h1u1>h. with its attendant

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Reindeer Gloves, Mocha Gloves, Kid Gloves. Fur Lined

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Mitts. Fur Caps. Cloth Caps, with slip bands fur lined, 'Fur Coats Fur Collars, Fancy Shirts, Sleeve Links.

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throne of England she gave the 8"an‘~ oi Kenilworth Castle to her favorite eour-tier, Dudley, Earl of Leicestcf. and by him it was altcr<d and much improved. It was liore that his un- fortunate wife, tho beautilul Amy Robsart, was hidden for a time. f1'0l'Y1 the outside world, until carried away to Cumnor Palace, where Sho 0811*! to her ‘most untimely ond. The shad- ow of this dreadful murder has al- Wayg regtgd heavily UDOH 1.116 _Ch8l'° acter of the “Lord of Kenilworth," whether he was, as some clairn, in- nocent of any knowledge of it, cr whether he secretly instigated lf. 111' spired by the ambition to become the husband of Elizabeth. and 5° Kmg Of England. _

The Queen’s visit to the CHSU0 iS 8.

°h“"°h}’a»1'd» not far'.frorn the lord across the little River Leaci. The streets are lined with tall, majeseic 011118. and on the village highway

matter of history, and she was _re- ceived and entertained there with

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the time of the visit the battlemcnhs of the great high towers were cov-

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f h' h f - ‘ ~ and warlike implements, representing in tvheiwnang; Id1fa?'§i)g’;a§1nh5s relmcedl soldiers of King Arthur’s time. The These old buildings dofte .book to royal pageant is said to have ILP-

the end of the eighteenth century PY'°9~¢h¢d "lm castle by the bmad when tho discovery of sal,-,no spring; highway, which, for more than two had created a reputation for the U1i§3!.t&ff0!`d€dT_3_0V°1y Vifgwstgef me

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f§.`"§' ..`f§°§¥.‘.iii”§.$i3s §$a“lif’;$i§‘§ l 3375. 333 as we me own ef ment-S Were extremely simple, A3 tho ' Stratford is not far away. It 15

visit i ' thought that Shakespeare may have

ors came n greater numbers it _ .

was found necessary to haw, niom witnessed the princely welcome which

conveniences, and tho authorities the Earl of Leicester gave to the Caused a tub of considerable size to Qufién at Kenilwmth' -

be sunk in one of the ditches Many Yea? __a"t;;`d thsse 053525 3 th ' _ ' ' romance an ra Y. 6 - ‘ 3, €‘;;I;r1iT§p ¢§p;2:~u'1' ZZ; rgxgged Kenilworth came into the p0SS€S5l0U valids attributed 'their cure toflmi-I Of the Earl °f Clarence' and “Her” mersion in this primitivebathtub. ward his descendants. f

two public houses may be seen, one

earn a living. Many annually abandon their plans, ambitions and hopes on ac- count of loss of bearing. -

In near-lv every case of partial or

snapping, rumple or roar, distracts them by day and prevents rest at night. ' A

Nine cases out of ten of head noises and prcgressive hardness of hearing are duo to

lending from it to the throat.

It should be understood and constant

limits ability to transact business and Stuarlfs Catarrh Tablets. These tablets

cure all kinds of catarrh. They can bo bought at any drug store for 50 _cents a~_ box. '

com--_ That Stuarifs Catarrb Tablets do eifeo- ,

plete deafness there is another feature `tua.!ly_ cure _catarrh of the ouataohlaa'-»

that to many is more troublesome thanltnbes and tba head noises and doafnem

the dlflculty of hearing-the distracting resulting therefrom is attestedlby they head noises. These make such an lm- ~tollowing:` _ , ' pression on some as to almost drive theml Mrs.,Jane Barlow, the famous -nodistao. insane. The everlasting buzzing, ringing' says: “I Bnally had to give up pomddn.

attention tomy~cu_gt_omers and ln coupe-~ qnencomany of them went. elsewhere. `_ 1. was,7ln despair for apooiallsta loomoiv nowericssto help me. Stlnr\»'l Ulfoirll'

catarih of the middle car or of the tube _ Tablets cured me in just a little while 60;,

completely that now I bear aswell as ever.” .

When sulphur and other mineral ""_'_"_"""_""'° springs were discovered in 1784, thai Elflhit N“*\°"“1 "“"_"”°°° nfst was built, and I.£8.!-ningtOfI _ Thg Vgry earligst example of a na. Stew rapidly UNO U16 Well KUOWB tional alliance is contained in what SP8 it has b€€l1 f0I` many YGHIS- l is the oldest historical document

In 1803 the Royal Pump Room 'yet known, inscribed on a bowl

and baths were built over one of the spring8» and the buildings -are well equipped and luxurious; 'They

_am situated near the beautiful Vic-

toria Bridge, and contain swimming

found at Sungir, in Chaldca-the Shii-

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ment is required that will allay inilamma. resign his position, _and _abandon tion in the enstachian tubes, reduce t e. fees_ion.~1 Hésays: “Ofcom-so my conjestlon and swelling and stop the sc-" professional prejudice was hard to over- ~ oretion of mucous so that the tubes will come lmt knowlngr__.th§l!¢l11y,b0nc!lt_ you;

air into the middle ear. No locally apnll- the of Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets, ed medicine will adectually _do this, only u od them.. The great all", _a searching constitutional alterative and _ mediate reliefl 'experienced was truly

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borne in mind that to resioréthe hearing Army Surg_oop_C. S. Beverly, beolllojlo “ and silence the distracting noises a _treo - deaf from oatarrb that he waa forced to ,

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be and keep open for the frcc passage of badrcc'eivcd;‘my_;dd'a thrauglii

» I., and fell into the hands of various

baths and reading and rece ion ~

rooms. They are surrounded bypiell WN

kept and extensive grounds. (C°n'°°°°d ""7 'm°°d°7 “mir” when the town is fun of invalids g°°§f4“°"i°1‘)§§f1b---~------0

and their- families the "Pa.ra»de” is Pgfk sm“‘n)p°r °°"°"°"°"° 01° fav°ri¢¢ r<==.S°r1=. and many 1>¢°P1° Mutt2»h";3éi`éiLiééééI1IIII1`.1II

go up and down, exchanging ‘the Cattle Dressed. ........ ..

greetings of the day. The central :_ Butter fresh

p°sitiOn of ualnington, in war* Ezzs°~~¢°\~°--»\~°°¢o'

wickshire, makes it attractive as- a §.{°‘""p°r°§btl° dwelling place, especially in _tho oa‘;‘l'1:`é_f°_ernew(p'2l?i5_""°"‘ '

hunting season, when the devotees of _ poootoo,_ buo’______

the chase disturb somewhat the us- Cabbage. ................ ..

ual quiet of the town. ' 1-‘orslev .................... ..

Among _the modern patrons of Lea- `g*;‘;1lg_‘;_‘E‘_‘_;`i_¢5¢h -

mington, Dr. Jephson easily ranks °\---~ - first, and he is often spoken of' as §tf§W?e;e°:°c$°;°sSed)""

the "Father of Lea.rnington."~ In 5-row po,-‘on ('p`|-'o`s'§`o`¢§

many ways he advanced the interest ‘oats

and increased the reputation of the town, and now an imposing monu- ment stands as a memorial to his

name and public spirit.

It is a. beautiful drive from Leam-

ington to Kenll\\‘OFth. The first View

of the ruins of Kenilworth (Elastic is somewhat disappointing, an it is

necessary to invest the reddish stone lg::g_;dg%e;,r13;i'I§ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘'° structure with all the romance that Beano per bus_____'_'_'_'_'_'_' _________ ` _

Sir Walter Scott has created before Squash o¢oh_____ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ its real charm and inspiration can Carrots per bus . . . . _ . . ...

be felt. In many places the protect- ing ivy has thrown its green mantle _`PIMPLES,BLOTllHlilb AND a`KIN ER over decapitate-d towers and broken UPTIONS- _ columns, and rendered beautiful the ,_ H0" \1USigl}tly,sometimeseven6152085 remains of a once imposing castle. }lsU§,f*f_¥_1¢1_ Certainly Very e¥D;1l‘lif_§'_l_D§v_£>i<7ef»_|;g It is as old as the time of Henry oiiidirieure, poizsdnfialde Ibllciddr and lowered

_ vitality ofthe elementrv organs, which

noble families. At` one time 3 can be quickly changed by taxing Ferri- church and priory were established zone after meali. Ferrozme _cleanses the l here_ and the castle also became a hlood of all poisons and eruptions, makes

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Chickens per pair. . . . . . . Ltabbits per palr...... ....0

Wild Geese each..... Brant. each . . . . . .

f°1't was 9 '?‘3Pe"' _ e P y is To haveapure-,safe skin and good com- ' `

Said £0 h8»V0 bei” dcstroyed bf/ nl~xion simply use Ferrozone regularlv.

Henry VIII., who mercenarily sold Prir~.»= 50o_per box, or six boxes for $2.50 \l .f

the materials of which it was built. at Dfuggists, orN C. Poison 8cCo.,King: When Queen Elizabeth cameto the B500, 0115-

°° ‘ ° ' Tnr Da. HAiu;t,.os’s MANDRAKE Pius.

cesses of the bead. ~ -

tubes, leading from the throat oo the

_lgnals that were intended for them.

resolvent will curecatarrh in the deep re- astonishing. -- I-am now entirely cnred~~i

and have no fear of the disease returning..

Two acquaintancesaf the writer were -Igo back to mfold poabnexi } __

run down and killed by the ,cars in -one; Stuartfs Cat¥a`i"rb Tablets hive done lt, year. Both had catarrn of the head, do do it, will do it. Try them andbecon- which had extended up the' 'enstachian vinced. They are ,for aale at any _drag

store atliooentsabox. It willput you to'

middle ear, and wercquite hard of hear- very little trouble or expense to WWC ing. In both cases the coxoner’s jury do- what they willidoforyou. Send to F. olded that tbey__camc to their death be- Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich., for their fres- cause of inability to bear and heed 5 book about catarrh. A P0311 “Ya Wu*

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