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5.3. Letter Comes to Light Which Shows the Undoubt- ed Psrmanency of Cures by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Jlrs. Edward Patterson of Conboy- ville the Writer—Her High Opinion of Dodd’s Kidney Pills

—Her Advice to Others.

Conaorvrnnn, Out, Oct. 4.—-(Special. Hrs. Edward Patterson of this town is one of those who can testify to the lasting nature of cures by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the great Canadian remedy for all affect- hms of the Kidneys.

Mrs. Edward Patterson, according to her own statement, is to-day in splendid health. Her rheumatism has left her and although it is ten years since then, it has never returned beyond a slight touch in cold Weather, which a Dodd’s Kidney Pill or two immediately drives away. This proves what has always been claimed ~that Dcdd's Kidney Pills cure perman- eatiy. Their efi‘ects are lasting—in fact they do not merely relieve—they cure. Here is Mrs. Patterson’s letter.

1 .1 ; “It is many years, perhaps ten or ' twelve, since I started taking Dodd’s ' Kidney Pills, and then it was not for nonnatism that I took them. I was Jeeiing miserable, did not know what oiled me, and while reading a paper I saw the testimony of some one who had been cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills, who had been felling just as I was. I got a box and found they helped me. I found also that my Rheumatism was not nearly as lied, for I had suffered for many years ospecially in cold weather. I have used dozens of bottles of medicines and lini anents, but it always returned until I used Dcdd's Kidney Pills and now I seldom have a touch of it I oocasionly ’ta box, perhaps two a year. I never hear anyone complain of Rheumatism but I advise them to try Dodd’s Kidney Pills." u==o

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Ella—Miss Bloomly says her face is her fortune. Stella—Clever girl: she seems to have made most of her money.—Smart Set. To make money it is necessary to have a clear, bright brain, a cool.head free from pain and strong, vigorous nerves. Mil- urn's Heart and Nerves Pills invigorate and brighten the brain, strengthen the nerves, and remove all heart, nerve and brain troubles. ~

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Backache. eideache, swelling of feet and ankles pumng u er eyes, frequ- eud thirst, scanty, cloudy, thick highly colored urine. Frequent urination, burn- in reneation when urinating.

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During the hot summer season the blood gets over heated the drain on the system is severe and the appetite is often lost Burdock Blood Bitters purifies and invigoratee blood, tones up the system. and restores lost appetite.

A woman that respect sherself is more beautiful than shingle star, more be I 1' ml than many starsiat night.

Mllburn‘s Sterlingl'zfieadai. s Powders are easyto take, harmless in action and sure to cure any headache in from 5 to 20 minutes. “Pa. is it true that whisky will cure a snake bite I” "Well, it depends aZucod deal on wheth- er a perSou is living in a prohibition dis- trict or not.”

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Passnn 15 Would. igave Dr. Lcw's Worm Syrup to my l.ttle girl three and half‘ ears old: the result was that the peace 15 round worms in five days. Mrs. B. Roy. Kilmanagh. Out.

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A noteworthy result of the ‘useaof, that splendid remedy Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, is the feeling of youth and buoyancy experienced as soon asthe pepsin and distase contained in Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, begin to act ou the foods I H ‘ The blood do very soon improved in quality on using Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets because instead of being fed by the product of a weak, sour, enfeebled stomach, the full nourishment ofperr fcctly digested foodgoos to make it up. The whole body soon feels the influence of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets because this rich. new blood is immediately carried to every muscle and nerve, building up the wasted places and ton- ing up the entire system.

The mind and mental condition soon become fresh and wholesome because the mind takes its tone form the body. If the body is healthy wears happy in spite of trouble. If we are happy in pits of trouble and our bodies are healthy we feel young, for 'children are the happiest and healthiestcfman- kind as a general rule.

This is what (Mrs. Susan Cosme of Strathroy means when she says she feels like a child again owing

to Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets. She says:-

"I have been trouble with Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach for fifteen years. After every hearty mealI would sufl‘er. so that I grew almost afraid to eat. I would often have to lay down after meal and as for pastry of any kind I couldn't touch it. Nothing I ate would digest. I tried difi'erent remedies but got no relief. I heard of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets and got some to try. They cured me. I can eat anything now without the least fear. I feel like a child again. You are welcome to publish this letter that others may learn of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and find health again as I did.”

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A Male Teacher for West Kent Street School—cue holding a first lass license preferred. Apply at once to ' ‘3. STEWART, Beo’y of School Board. Sept. '19 W—Pat. & Ex. '

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Sm:—In thd Purduharsbn' " ward position in which he finds The facts are.” he was not amateurs for West Queens when lmOttewa last spring, and be positively refused town after his return. ‘Let no one suppose llbw- ever that Mr. Farquharson idle. The question eta suitable representative, not of WestQuecns, bots! Mr. Farqu‘harscn at Ottawa was receiving his best atten- tion. As his plans developed the name of 'a young lawyer was put forward’and the party in question was feeling his way among the Liberals of the constitutency.

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farming and commercial riding wastre- presentcd at Ottawa by a young and inex- perienced lawyer, who knew nothing whatever of the Interests committed“) his charge. But these considerations did not weigh with'Mr. Farquharsen. Lead- erof theloeal‘Goves-nment and with. an obedient follower at Ottawa, the'patrcn- age of two Comments would be inhis hands. The prospectwas most encoura- ging. '

But the best laid schemes choice and men sometimes fail. At this juncture many Liberals,satiafmd thatiWest Queens should have an able and experienced man of affairs at Ottawa, approached Mr.- Hassard and secured his consent to run. At once all was uproar in Mr. Farquharson’s ' camp. A ‘ vigorous determined representative at Ottawa would not suit him at all. Rather than see _ all his plans upset he most take the field himself. His decision came too late. It is not often that a business man of Mr. Hasxard’s standing and character will consent tofgo into politics, but it is the services of just such men this great Dominion wants. Therefore the Liberals of West Queens are determined to send Mr. Hearst-d to 0t-

tawa. _ ‘ A Pam’s Son. _ i . KRUGER WON’T APPEAL TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

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