ATURE WILL CURE YOU Of Kidney Disease, Aided by Father Morriscy's No. 7. Kidney trouble is one of the most dis- tressing ailments of mankind, and leads st si aoe and rheumatism. This is of the importance of the Wonk e by the kidneys;--work which must pre normally to insure good health. A very large proportion of civilized people have some form of kidney trouble, sometimes without knowing that their malady is of that nature, Many ure leon can often be tr t idneys. These organs are the filters of the body, Their function is to strain out of the blood and eliminate through the bladder the worn out tissue and other ve gathered by the blood in its cou When the kidneys become cong ted and sluggish, these impuritics, including the irritating and poisonous uric _-- are not entirely removed from the L The result is that the uric acid tue ed in the joints and tissues, causing the onies of rheumatism and frequently fectne 54 liver and other organs Father \ 2? the famous priest- physician af Bartibogue, N.B., after much research compounded a remedy which worked hand in hand with Nature, His doctrine, justified by thousands of cures, was that the need is not a patchwork relief, but a treatment that will enable the forces of Nature, working through the kidneys, to accomplish their intend- His famous prescription, No. 7, assists the kidneys to work vigorously and elim- inate the harmful uric acid from the whole system. In the forin of tablets, No, 7 is easy to take, and will effect cures where other remedies have failed. Do not trifle with kidney disease, but take No, 7 Tablets, the treatment that has arene ye "% successful with other sufferers, x, at your druggists or from Father" jess Medicine Co., Ltd, Montr 08 EES ww cer ee GOLDEN LUCK (12167) {Vol. xxvi1] ROUTE FOR 1911. Monday-- Will leaye his own stab- le, Blind Line, and proceed to John B allantyne' s, 8th con. Elma, for noon ; thence to Dayid Carson's, 8th cn. Grey, for night. Tuesday-- Will proceed to Dan Denman's, 12th eon. Grey, for noon ; tence to W ilson Evans's, 12th con. Grey, from 3 to 4 in the afternoon, | thence to G. Grubber's, 6th con. Grev, for nisht Wednesday -- Will procced to Nor-' yi Hall's, 6th con. Elma, for noon ; tience to Walter Ward's 4thecon. El- ma, for night. Thursday-- Will proceed to Wm C ates, Iuima, for noon, tien to Wilhs Johnston's, 2nd. con. r | E ma, for nig! 2nd con. Schedule of Junior and In- termediate Football Series. JUNIOR. . Atwood in Milverton, May 22nd. Milvertonin Atwood, May 26th. Atwood in Milyerton, June dth. Milverton in Atwood, June 12th. INTERMEDIATE. j Wellesley in Milverton, May 19th. Ethel in Listowel, May 19th. Ethel in Wellesley, May 24th. Milverton in Listowel, May 29th. Listowel in Milverton, June 2nd. Wellesley in Ethel, June 3rd. Milverton in Ethel, June 9th. Listowel.in Wellesley, June 9th. Wellesley in Listowel, June 16th. Ethel in Milverton, June 16th. New Time Table. Morning train due Morning 1 Noon Afternoon Afternoon ' Night " 7.82 a.m. gol 25 " " Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of thosé own- ing burial plots in the Elma Centre Cemetery are requested to attend the annual meeting to be held at the cemetery on Saturday, May 27th, 1911, af two o'clock sharp. All own- ers of p'cts are specially requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted. By Order J. B. EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Of James F. Longmire, late of the Village of Atwood, in the County of Perth, Gentleman, deceased. Hamilton, Jr. Notice is hereby 'given pursuant to the Statutes in that' behalf that all creditors and others haying claims against the , estate of the said deceared, who died at Ithe village of Atwood in the County of lie on or about the 18th, day of April, 1911, are required on or before the F irst day of June, 1911, to deliver to me or to my Solicitor undernamed oben ment in writing of their names, address and descriptions with full particulars P| their claims and of the securities (if any) 'held by them, and that after the said last nientioned date I the said Executrix may proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which | may have notice and _ that 1 will not be liable for the. proceeds _ of the estate co dietributed to any person | of whose claims I have not notice at the time of euch distribution Dated . Listowel this First day of May A,D., 191 Caroline Dowareten Atwood, P.O. Executrix of said deceased. By Morphy & Carthew, (Listowel, Ont.,) Solicitors. 1 Friday -- Wi i proceed to Wm. Vip | then | re- ond's, 8th con. Ema for t» his own stable where main until the following This route wil! be throughout the season and weather permitting. John G: AYs Prop. and Man. noon ; he will Monday. continued health A GIvE Away s--K certaia lady on» Sunday induced her husband, wh» was uvt a regular church goer, to accompany her to the evening servico. During the sermon he fell asleep, snoring at first softly, and at length so nuisly that the good lady wis constrained to give him a sharp nudze in the hops of rousing him To ber consternation, however, as he slowly aw: ukened, he exclaimed in a loud voice--'Let me alone! 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"I left Listowel,' he said, " be- cause I felt I could no longer resist the great temptation fo commit sui- cide, so I left home without notify- ing my wife. Walking across fields and sleeping out in the woods I reached Acton and then turned to go home, coming by Guelph to see my father, who is in the Homewood Sanitarium for nervous troubles." Tremain was taken to see his fath- er and his wife was notified. This morning he had a good square meal. During his long, hungry tramp he carried forty-two dollars in cash in his pocket. Grey. A great many are interested in the various drainage schemes in Grey this season. Seeding is well advanced and warm weather with occasional showers will soon make a showing. The contract for the Mann-Drain was let by the Council to Messrs. Harrison & Matthews at $1628.00. Wilson Evans, 12th con., has been appointed to run the road grader at $2.00 per day. He should fill the bill o.k. . M. Huftchinsen, wife and fam- ily left for the West this week where they purpose making their home for atime. Many old friends here wish them prosperity. The trustees of 8. S. No. 6 have re-engaged Clayton Procter as teach- er for another year at $525, which is a rise of $25. Thisis probably the best proof that his work is giving good satisfaction. We wish Mr. Procter and the pupils continued success. Dr. Robertson, who recently grad- uated as a dental surgeon, was renew- ing old friendships at the home of Mrs. H. McKinnon, 7th con. He is opening up practice at Collingwood and we expect he will do well. Old friends here wish him A 1 success. Mrs. RANDS sR. ANSWERS THE CALL.-- Last week Wm. Rands, 12th con., received word from his sister, Mrs. Champ, of Wessington Springs, South Dakota, that his mother died on May 2nd, aged 85 years. Theold lady lived with Mrs. Champ. Mr. Rands died some years ago. They were former residents of Morris town- ship and will be remembered by the older people. GETTING BETTER.--Ross McKin- non, 7th con., met with an accident whereby he had a close call for his life. A three horse team was being drived by him attached to a cultivat- or took fright and running to their heads to hold them he was thrown to the ground and the horses and cultivator passed over him, inflicting bad bruises, breaking ribs and _inter- ing with one lung. Thecase looked precarious for several days but the patient is now making fair progress and will soon be fully restored his many friends hope. ToBACCO IN KENT.--Four thous- and acres of tobacco are to be plant- ed in Kent county this spring accord- ing to estimates made by Blenheim tobacco growers. This is four times the acreage allotted to the same pro- duct a year ago. The penalty for refusing to answer questions asked by a census enumer- ator is a fine of $10 to $100; false answers $5 to $50 ; deception $10 to $100, - For the benefit of ladies over sixteen years of age we may point out that the enumerators are sworn to cecrecy under a $200 penalty. Toronto, May 12.--Official Refer- ee McAndrew to-day published the list of contributories in the Farmers' Bank failure. Those subject to double liability number 852 and Beattie Nesbitt appears at the foot of the list with $5,800 liabilities. Gen- eral Manager Travers has $47,530, and James Munro, former president, $11,168 against them. otices will be served on all contributories and the Ontario people must attend be- fore the Referee on the fourteenth Easily spplied, Full directions with can. » 712 I day after the notice and those out- side of Ontario on the _twenty-eighth they tegen ANegetable Preparation for eae NEANTS Rest.Contains Morphine nor Mineral. 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