THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER -18, 1013. year, W. A. Potter, Hermon Buck. ' photo frame, M. B. Traves: Louis AT HARRROWSHITH FAR: under six mouths, W. A. Pot- Hartman Fancy handkerchiefs TWO EXTREMES IN WEALTHY WOMEN'S " GOWNS. r, Hermon Buck. hand made, M. B. Traves; Louis -------- Por iitry---- Leghorns, white, black Hartman. Half 'dozen buttonholes, .' THE EXHIBITORS WHO WON {& brown, W. A Potter, Moscow. P. E. R. Miler. Embroidered a Th . H t meee PRIGES LAST WEEK Minoreas, W. A. Potter. Any other Sofa pillow, Louls Hartman; M.'B pO | e. a 52 variety, W. A. Potter. Turkeys for Traves Embroidered table centref | ZEN an Y, ; . gr --- th r . 3 1912, W. A. Potter; George E plece, Louis Hartman, R. W. Ayles- At This Successful County Exhibi-|Leatherland, Latimer. Turkeys, worth tion--The Exhibits Were up to|aged, George E. Leatherland, W. A. | Specials -- Best collection of i 3 : a / $ ; : "the Usual Standard. « | Potter. ladies' work, not shown in any hi dl PE * J : 2 L k Be t i Grain--Fall wheat, George Eg. | other class, Louis! Hartman; R. W. 3 § S oe : 1 00 2 S General purpose horses --Gencral pur- | Leatherland; P. E. Re Miller, Nap. ' Aylesworth; P. E.R. Miller. Spee- GG" # Br En i pose stallion, George Smith, Harrow | ance, Spring wheat, P. E. R. Miller, : 1al._best colection of burnt wort: ; pa Rabat a" Seg ; i : on YOU smith, Team afl horses or mares, J Rye "John Taylornsdatimer: I. Rut. | C- J. Gallagher; J. 8. Gallagher. ' I A g i Hanley, 5 eran; B. 5. Tues, |tan, Harrowsmith. Indian corn in! Yafies! Jautul work =~ Woollen v : - ; wok Arrowsnit ~ Ruttan, Harrow: {ear P. B. R. Miller. >eas, Johny Carpet, John Taylor. Rag carpet, - : hd r a y smith," Brood mare and foal by her | Taylor, Fo ois E Ray John Taylor; P E. RR. Miller. . SpE Ee # » Many men think they side, I. Watlace, Harrowsmith; Hess | John Taylor. Oats, John Taylor; | W. Aylesworth: George E. Leather- ) nr E : i look-best ma derby-- mbn, Buck, Sydesham; Emery Snider, | P. E. R.-Miller. Buckwheat, P, B,, Jand; Louis Hartman. Woollen Vs Ai } ; 3 Vd Loe hers. in : ft h: Wilton. % Three-year-old colt, Kerr |R. Miller. Timothy seed, P: E. R. Stockings, John Taylor; P. E. R.| 8 Po 5 Aly others, 1n a soft hat. row, Petwosth; E. R. Martin, Sy-{ Miller; M. B. Traves, Latimer ! er. Men's woollen. mitts, R 3 ol A boo ; . lasses" 1S- denham; Levi Cranston, Railton. Two. | Half bushel beang--<P. E£:~R. Miller; W. Aylesworth; Géorge E. Leather 4 Both ¢ lasses Aare mis yout old colt, - Herbert Buck, Kepler, |R. W. Aylesworth, Odessa land. Ladies' woollen mitts, Geo. > E bes Bo taken -1r 18 merely E. R. Martin, Sydenham; David Wal Vegetables and fruits--Potators, | E. Leatherland: Lois Hartmgn Ks { y TY 1 r ? face, Harrowsmith. One vear old colt | red, John Taylor, Latimer: Pot- | Gents' fine shirt unlaundered, v3 p : * } that they don t try on Emery Sulder, Wilton, Special prize | atoes, any kind, William Shangraw, R. Miller; Louis Hartman. Me § A 3 ' : the right hat for best foal" fo 1912, any cliss, by | Colebrook; Hermon Buck, Syden- woollen gloves, R. W. Aylesworth, 3 4 aT - 5 "Ri = shal Dr. Bell, Kingston, Rutledge firos.,| Bam. Tu.nirs. John Taylor La:- Gents' hand made shirt, John Tay- Sydenham. Special hest general pur. | Mer; W. L. Storms, Wilton. Tur- lor: George E. Leatherland. Patch- pose colt of 1912, by. Dr. Bi, . King. | nips any other kind, W. L. Storms. | work quilt, cotton, John Taylor; ston, Emery Snider, Wilton. Field earrots, W. L. Storms: John! ®. W. Aylesworth. Patchwori Heavy draught hones--Btalk Taylor. Table carrots, W. L. Storms. | quilt. silk, P. E. R. Miller; R. W. A a ug hott ea--Stallion, W Mangle, Wurtzels, John Taylor, w. | Aylesworth. Fancy aqnilt tufted, . ter, Mosoow. Team bf hones iy ~"giorms. Sugar beets, W. L. IR. W. Aylesworth. Fancy quilt, | or mares, 5. G. Hogle, Vicki. Mare [Siorma; John Taylor. Table beets, knitted, RW. Aylesworth: M. 1 5 are leaders in styie,in qualityand in value. aod foal by or side, 8, G, Hogle, Pw. 1. Storms . fart '| Traves. Fancy quilt, crochet, lg 1 x inlet. aT Jour od. coll, 8.6 fo. BS Hartman; | George FE. Leatherland; R. W. yd] . ¥ id " $ g . Dur styles are thought out carefully--a ogle, M, raves, Latimer; Kerr (Storms: P. E. R. Miller, Napanee] A¥lesworth. Suit homemade un- Sr eg ' 3 S ape ) y Bron: Paiva Tou goanol oo [Slorma:. PER. Miller, Nagaooe TAYisaworth. | Suit homemade . un: i) ig X. hy at to suit every type of face, figure and Hata: Dock, Sydin Yosnr, {Goal tower, Jehu Taylor, P_¥E. R. | derkicd Homemade woollen shawls. 02 : x. I 5 : fancy, and ev ery hat is top-notch style. 1 o . > y . : . colt, William Nichols, Sydenham; Spe. John Taylor. Celery, W. 1, Storms; | P. E. R. Miller; R. W. Aylesworth. a Sa and foal by her side, S. G. Hogle,, P. BE. R. Miler. Field pumpkin, | Homemade woollen blankets, Louis : / 4 om PE ; he 2 _ Visit vour nearest hatter. Violet. Special, best draught * coli |1.. Ruttan. Harrowsmith; P. E. R. | Hartman; R. W. Ayleswdrth Rag BA RES Sl ; ; A SOW ' If vou think look of 1912, 8, GG. Hogle, Violet. Millor. | Squash, <green, W. 1. |mat. M. B. Traves; George E. LA : y 4 ; = . } J ) H ht You aw Roadster or carriage horsis- Stal | Storms. "Squash, yellow. W. I. | Leatheriand. Woollen mat, R. W vk a | : best in a derby---try on the lion, Edward Whitty, Petworth: Fred [Storms Six varieties fall * apples, ' Aylesworth: = M. Trousdale & Son. AW A ; : : A a von Gal made soft hat nnison, Hartington; W. A. Potter. | BE. R. Miller. Six varietics win-' Needle work mat, R/ W. Ayles-| 8 : *s meant f Perniso Tear unr nat Satter | worth; Louis Hartman Cushion 5 SE that's meant for you--and ter anples, P. BE. R. Miller. * Anples | : 1 is' Harta G © - half hands, Prank Martin, Sydenham; |30Y kind, P. B. R. Miller. 'Three IR Wool, Louis Hartman; George E. Far Mh 5 "@ "vice versa. You'll surely z ' varieties pears.' Ruttidge' Bros Leatheriand ! 3 How J Henry Dixon, Sunbury; George I. ars, By io 3 HY lam' ite buv Sydenham: P. KE. R. Millar. Pears Special Collection of ladies' use- 3 iy. Letherland, Latimer. Team under fif | 5 rR Ae Lie | til work not shown i r othe BR A i ! : ' teen hands, B. McCane, Kingston: | *P¥ kind, P. i. R. Miller; Louis or I BIOWN IR Ny uae Lia : | Pri $3, $4 d $5. RRLOUS 1] Hartman, Camden East Plums, | class, R. W. Aylesworth; ° Louis > i os » $4 an : Wallace Amey, Dessronto, Single hors . " A Es » tin 3 , y y . any variety, P. K. R. Miller: Louis | Hartman, 2 . a in harness, fifteen and a hali hangs y oa at { ; Officers d directors ----- James ' | »_ gd vas Buti hos Sri: | ortnan. Tomnioes, i." Rutan; | _Efivers aut siroiors _ ames' | a " Cf venga Go Led a R f x § § } =. Oui » 8 i. res 'nt; TE | 4 7 v . . haw; Yitace i Galligan, ( olohraok; Hartman. Speeial, by James Efady, | Heérpan Buck, Sydenham, first vice- : . v ; | BRANGH OF \ allace Amey, Deseranto. Single horee | p reside f bes collectic « pregident; J. D. Shibley, Harrow- 4 Spi - | h i hand } resident, for best m of : . X $ $ . in harness, under fifteen hands, John | vopotanies, W. I. Storms, Wilton. | Smith, second vies president; J. S oP Joy : . dwes vo d Kibby, Sydenham: I: Shaw, King Dairy products--Cheese, white, | Gallygher, ex-M.P.P., Harrowsmith, | J » So | : Matthew da & Son, Har > B® § i oo rock | sec.-tre ' ! A ye a : i owen uf lngion. Bir. ader This ee ; or P. KE. R. Miller, Napanee Crock oe Ere .. Halves. Sula wit | % 0 he New Yor aA " ' hy fon hands, | putter, Edward Whitty, Pitworth; eolédrs arvey hicder, Ble - - ; - - Canadian Fact Nis Falls, Ontario JA. SB. Gallagher, Harrowsmith; C. R. W. Aylesworth. Odessa liam Wallace, George Leathe rlagd, rn - an Clary an ane pas - * . 3 * 188 x f American Factory, Danb: , Co Tallagher. Three-vear-old colt, Her hptter, Edward Whitty; P. E. .| Thomas Kerr, W. A. Potter, Wil Straw Hat LA i Md. mon Buck, Sydenham; fwo year old| Miller; loaf homemade bread, Geo. [Ham Shangraw, John Stewart, Wm The larger picture shows the formef actress, Claudius Capris tadim ) ewolt, 8S. GG. Hogle, Violet; Rutledge | i sathe Happs IH 8. 'Reid, J. E. Freeman { " . ) Hy » a gle, PL; e 5. heatherland, Latimer; William : e TN now wile of Albert Wheeler, jr, a young millicaaire.® She sighs and Bros., Sydenham; John Kibby, Sy.!Shangraw, Colebrook. Buns, plain, Commiteee of fair---Pa ace, John {| offers to give all she has, and is for a quiet domestic lite in small rT -- . Ten denham. One yoar oll eolt, Rat | William Shangraw; George KE. | Stewart; horses William Shangraw; but happy home. She is weary of social trivolity and extravagance ludge Bros , Sydenham; One minre and | Leatherland. Strained honey, P. E, cattle, William 8 Reid; sh. ap In the picture she is wearing a theee thonsand dollar dress. The colt by side, Rutledge Bros, Syden- | R. Miller; Louis Hartman. Honey | W iam Wallace: grain, cB > smaller picinre shows Mrs. Ninan Wilcox Putnam, wife of a wealthy 0 P event Chap ed Skin ham; Frank Patterson. Harrowsmith, | in sections, Louis Hartman; Li. Leatherland; poultry, James Tadys 1 philadelphia publisher, why is wearing a one-piece brocaded raw silk Wor best turnout driven hy a lady, | Ruttan, Quart maple syrup, 1. | PIES, rman ei gown made, by herself and costing only two dollars She say : 'Y. } 3 3 ] v Dy ' . : ¥§ the Rittledge Bros., Sydenham. Special' Ruttan; P. E. R. Miller. Ten i ABTS THE PASSING cipse of mankind is the parasite woman who can do nothing for her. --use warm waler and prize for host roadster colt of 1912, pounds maple sugar-- P. E. R, Mil- REGAETS THE PASS * self. Her dresses, not elaborately tailored--it is merely two strips 7" . Baby' Ss Own Soap. Rutledge Bros, Sydenham. Special i lore IL. Ruttan. Collection of Of the Sailing Skiffs on the St « sewn together, heme nd buttoned, with holds made for hesd and /d \ 1 % 3 ya, bickleg, George KE. Leatherland: 1e Bal : S on (he St Law"! arms to go through. She says it meets al . 'me y JE best saddle horse, Rutledge Bros, hy ) Wong ays it mec Hl her requirements for beauty, 7 ; The warm wyter opens tHe pores Kingston, Special for host single 'Louis Hartman. Bottle homemade rence River. ceonomy and hygiene. - 4 ' i { . 5 3 . of the skin and the minute particles driver, Rutledge Bros... Sydenham. wine, Louis Hartman; B. 8. Guess, Commenting on the passing Harrowsmith, Bottle cider, P. E. ; ih IR sailing and the substitution of | Kit. i of pure refined vegetable oils which form the creamy, fragrant-dather of Thoroughbred cattle, beefing breed... | gp Miller, George E. Leatherland. | motor WHat racing as the modern |® Bull under two yearsy Edward: Whit Bottle catsup, B. S.~&luess:- James aquatic sport, Right Wing, of thej become of the St. Lawrence and the! boat' builders 'who years ago woald, 3 § ty, Petwerth. Bull calf, under ove) cgrroll, Yarker. gd New York Sun, says: : 1 Akahe, two of most beautiful | have turned up hig nose at an order ; 1 f Baby's Own Soap are absorbed into yrar, Edward Whitty. Cow, Edward Fine arta and ladies' work--Pen- The motor hoat has played havoe | Sa10ple 3 of the beat builder's art|to build anything' but - a. salling ' ny f the skin, keeping it soft, healthy, itty, Heiter, twoyyears old, Ken | drawing. C. J. Gallagher: J. S.| with certain kinds of smal beat | the eye could icok npo i it ig ajcraft., It was many a long day be- Ran ; [Neds and preventing ¢racks and chaps. Bros, Petworth. Heifer, yearling, § o1achor Bb acivaal Ee ile in | sailing. Especially has it made in-|T8ir guess that they have gone-to|fore he would undertake a steam , > ; Edward Whitty. Special pmze hy oil a Eiht a A on roads on the old St." Lawrence | the scrap heap The old racing; yacht, and from this hs passes 2 . - : A perfect rinsing, den _-- souncil of the township of Portland i 0 . " ---- wn U0 was so veaVils sparied that| through the houseboat stage and | ah : ¥ seape in oil colors, J. 8S. Gallagher. | they could not. stand up alone inlso on to the motor boat, It was /: Tubbing When drying -guajantess. 4 do not know what has) one of the old time St Lawienco for best herd of heofing cattle, notfw 3 . : . ater colors, any kind, P, E. R. ' £3 ate : fine smooth skin in any weather. two vents. old or . : { f 3. ' . oo} the water, andl j%. tagk a. crew of | another Leyere who Hulll one n os : a "Snax than: over, Keer Miller; C. "J. Galfaghor. ~ Burnt i " four mem, ty wolt'packed in the] most famous houSeboltd arn 2h N £ ? Brow, Petworth, work, C. J. Gal ; CF agher; J. B. Galla- small cockpit a1 "VOT nei Thardughhed cattle, milking bras. gher. Table centrepiece, P. BE. R. ~ | pa. i to, handle them In BY E lowed o She St. lanetice apd Bull, two years and over, W. | Miler; B. 8. Guess Collection : iy a 4 J RD i Sg 18: J aati. « had Storms, Wilton: William S. Reid, Har] table linen embroidered, J § Galla: Foun partied something Hie 43018 A at aos Yul ie rowamith, Cow, giving milk, W, I{gher; Louis Hartman. EmbroMer-! 2 wing toot nyas ib Lhe tay the wind and her amateur ol Storms, Wilton: William 8S, Reid, Har Jed shirtwaist, R. W. Aylesworth: suwmith, Hieier, two year old, W. |B. 8. Guesss; jewel embroidery, astingly close to the wind, They |tried to snub her something had = Reid voarling, -W.- 1. | louis Hartman; --P. BR. Miller were especially _ suited: fo. the |Eive. 1 do not know. what bag he. 3 Rr a] relat a ory, Louis nan; ; St. Lawrence. hocausy. of. the many | come of her. but she was a marvel B st f Bab Eid; rr William S... Reid, | Evelet embroidery, Louis Hartman; ; : \ tricky currents and -edd- shifts of | of the boat-builder's art. - es or y Best for You Sept, 16.Mre, Tiller Harrowsmith > Bull co: under one] R- W. Aylesworth. Cotton en- : - . : . 4 é i a : sear, VW. TL. Storms. Wilton. Heit wind that prevail there, and it was a -- -- any brosd. not less than theoe, to bo | Hartman: B. I. R. Miller. Col] No preparation has done so much | FEWEE SHE CERL 80 BEE Ihe CAF F 0d dyuihier, "of Cairo, Mich, defi, on | Canada's Standard toilet and nursery soap for over 30 Years. broidery on cotton or muslin, R. W.| Dund Disappears, Falling Hair |W él, under ove year, W. I. Stotme | A¥lesworth, Louis Hartman. Col Ceasel, When You Use Parisian Sten b sible hh windward work 39 Mullorytown Matters, two years old ow over, by the council jection of doviies, Lois Harman: to Stop falling hale; er licate dand. boats were faster than catboats; 2thtday, for their home, While hers 8 ol Tang of Lortland, William ,,,is Hartman, M. B. Traves. Point | ful as PARISIAN Sage. ~ |with a larger sail spread. ra Allin Miller, Willinm £oguintor. ALBERT SOAPS, LIMITED, - MONTREAL. th, Te \ a 2 SpA for lace, R. W. Aylesworth; M. RB It Is the only certain destroyer of| But the sport seems to bo dead as |j.oucht George Buell's farm Camiown st miich Sow, apy weed, Lb Traves. Tatting, Louis Hartman: | the dandruff microbe. the cause of {fav as | can learn, oven at Kingston |, nd Bh idence "4 will _ Storms, Wilton. ' ..s . R. W!. Aylesworth Netting, Louis | most hair troubles and Brockville, nor do the beautifull, 5 § ol . mn Wl Pe Sai Grade cattle Cow giving milk, W Hartman: PP. E. R. Miller. Har PARISIAN Sage is most daintilz|batwings put forth any longer from | So a fan , na R Reid, Heifer, two years old, w danger work, B. 8. Guess; Louis| perfumed. It is an ideal preparation | quiet old Gananoque I know of Mans attend Ch Lhe & 9, Reid. Heifer, yogeling, W 7. | Hartman. Mountmellisk work, | not sticky or. greasy. It does not|no beter school for the small. boat bKinsion he the ct = 4 ¥ Be os Reid. Heiler calf, under one year.{pouis Hartman: P. E. R. Miller. | contain poisonous sugar of lead or] sailor than the single-sailed St. ly. .. Mr Archibald arty rT | W. L. Storms. } Ghadow work, R. W. Aylesworth: | sulphur or any dye Lawrence sKiff, which has not yet{ j. BH fart on ! 23 ut Leicester and Lincoln sheep--- Louis Hartman. Collection crochet It le a magnificent dressing for|auite gone-out of existence. These Bald, 4 2x "in ony ay : Th Ram, any age, George E. Leather-| ork on cotton, R. W. Aylesworth; | women who desire luxuriant lustrons| boats are sailed without a rudder, |, ee hy seid gin gd 4 9 :M ih land, Latimer. Ram, lamb, Georgely.js Hartman. Collaction crochet | hair that compels admiration and|the skipper using the sheet, - the a i or Me. and E. Leatherland. Ewe, two years or|work in silk, Louls Hartman;.R. W.| for men and children nothing can | centreboard and a shift of weight |i... | Nie a bh AT over, George E. Leatherland. Ewel \yjogworth Collection 'crochet | compare with it in the boat ObViousSly they "Bne jar oy nL, of timiwen, are the gi shearling, George E. Leatherland. fo ork in wool, P. E. R. Miller; it does away with territde "sealp the best of craft in which to learn i hes oti a H 3 Sion b oy Ewe, lamb, George E. Leatherland. | Fartman. Collection ot itch over might and causes the hair| "thé \fesl of the boat," and I sing dadigan N rien . . Mad . : Powns, "ah JANE ny BES. I ldarning on net, R. W. Aylesworth; | 4 grow in abundance. . cerly hope. that inter in them [om _ Int een orp o3- Xadoe. 6. Hogle, Violet. Ram, lamb, 8. G. |; i Hartman = Five o'clock . tea Aud a large bottle of PARISIAN] will be -rexiyed some day. a dv ed a oe hi. Hogle. Ewe, two years or over, 8 cover, B. 8: Guess; Louls Hartman. | Sage costs only 50 cents at all drug One of-tha motor boats which oy Mrs Hn 1 he - i Mra F Broad G. Hogle, Bwe, shearling, 8.- G. Collection faney towels. Louis Hart- | and tollet goods counters. turned over and sank the other day od Al i * ; 4 ov 1 nto Hogle. Ewp, lamb. 8. G. Hogle. nan, J. 8 CGalagher. Pair ombroid- J. B. McLeod gharantees it off Huntingto Was built & a | » heat Be AlN As. MONG" Ta ' Pigs, Yorkshire Chester, = whites | [00 "hl Vo Cty St a tiagher, | 24 : atington was ¥ Leyere,!the village ; \ i SR PER u and Tamworths---Boar, over RW Aylesworth "Irish -groe het. re -- _-- - -- . . mas . < : & Wo will giv ABSOLUTELY FREE year, B. 4. Hogle, Violet. iM. B. Traves, B. §. Guoss Hand - m A nT 4 this comple = Scholar's Outin con. : tainios two hundred Pieces Under one year, 8. G. Hogle, 8 G.} 104 china, P. B. R. Miller; J. 8 Hogle. - Sow, over one year, 8. G. aliagher Pair fancy pillow Hogle, Sow, under one year, 8. G. shams, Louis Hartman, J. 8. Galla- Hogle. Pig, under six months, 8. | 2p 0" (B00 work, P. E.R. Mil- G. Hogle. ler; Louis Hartman. Table mats in Pigs, Berkshire, Poland, Chinas, | sats, Louis Hartman, R. W. Ayles- Dunocks and _Hpmpshires----Boat | worth. Pair slippers crochet or a js : ) ! - " v over one year, W. A. Pofter, Mos-| knit, R. W. Aylesworth: George KE. ig 3 ' i 1 ves before us Con da betahon slits sede cow.. Boar under one year, W. A. |jeathorland. Tea cosy. Louis i MR ra Bs 4 . : Potter; Hermon Buck, Sydenham. {yartman: Rn. W. Aylesworth. | ah --e : : i] ei . tink of i, Boys andl Girls Sow, over one year, Hermon Buck; ! Mounted sofa pillow, C.aJ. Galla: | wR ide a : ve . WHATA CHANCE! W. A. Potter. Sow, under one | gher: George BE. Leatherland: : Re Boas so : - o 5 Sir oh Brung to od agahoom wb Erne ¥ be ll es woman will ~~ BIIOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION |. ee way SHBG Cour BETTER THAN CASTOR oll, CALOMEL OR cat ARTICS 10 CLEANSE YOUR STOMACH, LIVER AND 30 FEET OF BOWELS, HARMLESS LAXATIVE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. : J Fy et ip Fh ! wm : a & | | | I's Best to Remember vu Primitive Solke ai did Jha need ann alse we ig take artificial means : AE NU aie BE iW 3 Pe * ves. They ved outdoors, el to move t ex e and waste 3 " 4 : . e ; . plenty of fruit, and all of their 'ood | matter on and ot the system. : PRR or Fg ad = that every organ of the wonderful human body is dependent Was coarse. * safost, most harmless and ef- pe JER ry y upon every other. If your liver goes wrong your blood will ! | fectiva stomach; liver and bowel ; g i i 1 be impure; if your bowels are inactive your stomach and cleanser and regulator for men, wo- 4 Bi - digestion will show it. And one trouble leads to another. men and children--is delicious ' : cr i Syrup of Figs, which doesn't irritate Bw har ; . i x i gripe or weaken. Its effect is the : : . : Bo 3 : effect of fruits. It is composed en-| % Fk pa 3 . i. : : . a . tire 1 8, bt and BF ; " ' Hey 2. Warlous Sins onus FL : ; : EIRENE : " have become the most famous and the most approved family drugging yourself. Syrup of ; : ' Fa : : : remedy in the world. They are can be~ constantly used withoutf ; . : . is ie 9 : and unrivaled power to ciuse harm. . aad ; , , pl i liver and bowels. They sre gentlosSufe but sure. Beecham's Ask your druggist for noprar ot ofl ' ETN . | 3 Pills benefit cvery organ of the body--brighten the eye, clear Figs and Elixir of