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Boils were so painful

could not sloo

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B I ood e rs p p `i`.vonrs16z Mzrglpmsobsorroiiorr 'Mu w

cunsn mee. A . p

rr s. well-nomo-mira.: mr blood lo,

like direct cause of all skin diseases and it A b necessary for the blood to be cleansed before the eruptions will disappear. For this purpose there is nothing _to equal aoraoox moo.: nano.-. as me n.o....oa»; TH; snumon |N oNTAm0. of testimonials we have on hand will ____

testify. `

lr. Thompson, McNeill'a Hills, l It must not be forgotten that the Ro s

all" '"t°° °’ “ f°u°‘" 3 “I *hh t° g Government has been so hard pressed

'lL'ESD.-\`_\`. NOV. 3,1913.

atate to you what Burdock Blood Bitters ,

that one of its leading newspaper organs

some time ago hinted at a coalition as the ‘ best possible solution of the exlstillll ‘lif- * ficulty. Although in the two by-elrctions recently held the numerical strength of par-.ies in the Legislature was not re- latively changed, yet the captureof Sault Ste Marie by the Liberals hardly compen- .sates for the loss of Muskoka. Local

issues were raised at the Sault and by p payingthe employees of the suspended

'Clergue works the Government un- doubtedly did a stroke of " wholesale and scarcely indirect bribery. To pay. thousands of men warms Which tht? ‘could not get from the company with whom they had been hired and which the Government was under neither legal nor mcral obligation to pay was a c0l'r\llli'» SCU

I done under the guise of generosity. . In Muskoka the issues appear to have

been provincial rather than local. Before the polling The Globe said that a Gov- ' ernment defeat there w. uid be “a Gamey

A victory" with all the evil consequences

‘which _such a victory would involve.. iGa.mey took an active part in the contest l and that which thc Globe greatly feared

' has come to pass. The effect of the two

'hy-elections taken tonether appears’ to :have been t 1 strengthen the Opposition confidence. From the llrst the Opposi

i tion have repulsed any advances toward a _ coalitim, and they demand another ap- 'peal to the people, confident of securinlr a Conservative majority. The Gsvern-

g ment is unwilling to take this _our-se, and ‘ is still keeping one seat vacant where the ' vacancy has existed for seventeen months 'already. There is no shadow of excuse for this violation of the law, and the ' moral effect of it - must _certainly be'

' against the Government.

` Thirty-two years is too long for one

party to retain continuous power. It is

J G J ’ greatly to the orofm of the Liberal party

I I I ` in Ontario that forthe ilrst and greater

DR-U GGIST half of the long term they gave the Pro-

The Medical Ham vince an excellent administration, but

since the retirement of the late Sir Oliver

-. Q Mowat there has been a sad declonsiou.

has done for are. Some time ago my blood got out ofocderaednaanyboils appeared

ae mgdneck. legsand arms. They were so mr that I _could not sleep at night.

having tried many diferent remedies

without _any success, I dually decided, on le advice of a friend, to use Birdock Blood Birters. Before I had quita used two bottles the boils had completely dia-

, dlwishtoemphasizethi

nk Bardoek Blood Bitters

purifier oe the market

.till is

RUBBER

WORTH

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We select rubber goods

carefully. because careful choosing is necessary. A slight difference in quality makes a big difference in the time such goods last. p just now

HOT WATER

B01 TLES

are very seasonable and We have good ones at " reasonable cost. A hot water bottle is the most suitable antidote for cold

‘ feet. It is also constantly

useful for curing pain of every sort. Heat is the harmless cure -for pain. Full line, als0,0f fountain. bulb and combination syringes atomizers and other rubber goods.

1 Foryears past the Government has not re-

].S.Lowther D.D.S, A.W Leard. D.DS

' 'tained power on its merits but by resort

tice. Itis high time for a change. The

for mod thii T00

party had retained power

long at Ottawa when they went out in T338. The Liberal prrtyjin their second term are far from living u » ‘o the standard Q I which they set at the b -ning of their

Aterm of power. All political history,

teaches the same lesson. One party, Ill!! be neither better :or worse than the other but the tendency of a party long in power is always downward ,' and thd political health of the cvuntry is promoted by a

change of administration at no r. ry wide intervals.

Dreadzd Results of

i g Kidney Disrasc.

Ailments of the Most Painful :nd E Fatal Nature Prevented and

Cured by

nu. cHAsE's Kidney-Liver Pills

A When you think ofthe pain and sufl fering which accompany backache, lrheumatism, lumbago, stone in the kld- lneys and bladder; when you think of the dreadful fatality of Bright’s disease,` dropsy, diabetes and apoplexy, you may well wonder why people neglect to keep the kidneys in perfect order, for all these ailments are the direct result oifderanged kidneys. 2 i Once the kidneys fail to filter from the blood rho impure and poisonous waste rnatterthere is trouble ofa painful and dangerous nature. Among lhe llrst symptoms are backache, weak. lame back, pains in the legs and sides, de- posits in the urine, impaired cigestion, ,loss of flesh, energy and ambition, stiff- ness and soreness in the joints and feel. ings of wearineas and lasaiinde. » .

Prevention is always tether than cure

andfhenne the sdvisablity of using Dr.

Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills on the very]

drst indication of such derangement. Whstherto prevent orcure, Dr-.».Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the most effective, treatment you can obtain, for besidrs their direct and specidc action on the Kidneys, they keep the bowels regular and the liver active, and hence purify the system and remove the cause ot disease.

This medicine has long since proven its

right to first place as a cure for the comp- licated and serious derangements ot the filtering and excretory organs. It has the

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_ THIS BLACK CAT

So said a little girl in our town.

This Black Cat is good, so are our _ g _

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THOFTAS BLACK CAT ,

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wnooPER.

The Garters are guaran-

teed not to stretch out as - ‘

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have an expanding loop and A it any thickness of stock- .

. ing. Papa and mamma can 1 wear them tooand the price f ll | won’t make' you meonw .

- either. ' A

_ »We are going, to have r

every child in our town .-

A wearing and 'chixning Black \ A

Cat Garters. So _there now.

TllEiAD.,MAN_AT _ '

mars.

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largest 'sale and is endorsed .by morefl ' °

people than any similar treatment. You can depend on it absolutely to bring prompt relief and lasting cure. In view ofthese facts it isa waste of time and

with new and nntrierl remedies when- Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are at hand.

or Edmanson, Bates k Co., Toronto. To protect you againstimitations the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chasepthe, famous receipt book author, are ‘on every box. _

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