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& Charks Melintz, a wellâ€"known deal 2t mute wh6 left Betlin some _ imonths â€"~ago, â€" has beon apprehended in Chiâ€" 6 cago and Chief O‘Neill lsft on Thursâ€" .. day to â€" bring the prisoner back to 3 this city. He will be charged _ with ~ ..__ _ GCENTRAL â€" BUSINESS COLLEGE €. A. BOEHM * "~INOORPORATED 1875 :;“â€"";k:hl guaranteed by the Lonâ€" and Lancashire Insurance Comâ€" ' with Assets of $16,306,638. %â€"~ ALPREP WRIGHT, SECRETARY *Waterloo,. Ont. Phone 246. ~â€" * General Insurance Agent . > Established 1861 ‘Office, Waterioo Mutual Building, % King St. § Muss Oflice 249, House 209. ‘Business solicited Tor first class + Companies. MINARD‘S â€" LINIMENT CURES COLDS, ETC. Wt ind Aroctiois inraiusbis to ledien. E‘OI sUPPLY co.. â€"~*, Onb. Senars) a=ani ARRESTED IN CHICAGO ‘TheW. A. Jenkins Mfg. Co. F priating the money. About five c‘elock cn Sunday atâ€" ternoon the fire department was sumâ€" moned to ext.nguish a small blaze, which had started in the moterâ€"house of the Lion Brewery. It was quic«ly extinguished and the loss was slight. A SMALL BLAZE. ROYAL PURPLE Stock & Poultry Specifics sert), on the common diseases of stock and poultry. Tells how to feed all kinds of heavy aad light horses, colts and mares, milch cows, ealves and fattening steers, also how to keep and feed poultry so that they will lay as well in winter as in summer. Jt eontains 360 recommends from all over Canada, frotm people who have used our goods. No farmer should be You ean fatten cattle and hogs in a month‘s less time by using our Royal Purple Stock Specifie than you could possibly do without it, thereby saving a month‘s feed and labor and the éost to you will not be more than $1.50 for six pigs or $1.00 for one steer. It will keep w horses in show condition with ordinary If you have a poor, miserableâ€"lookâ€" img animal on your place try it on this one first and see the marvellous result which will be obtained. Our Stock Specific wil‘ increasc the milk ow three to five lbs. per cow . per «day, while boing fed in the stable. A 50c mvll‘lhltoeo‘rnrhom'mdns. be obtained. Our Stock Specific wil‘ increasc / c ¢ Sn ; j the milk flow three to five Ibs. per cow . per Seeretary.â€"Aaron r‘“lb“m. ml"‘"}~ | day, while boing fed in the stable. A 50c | Treasurer.â€"M. ,C. Ctessman, Betlin. ":‘;" in last a «ow 3’ horse 70 """" Distr.ct Convenors.â€"L. E. Wiliong, | YAL* PURPLE POULTRY SPECIPMC ; ; + p ¢ ! will make your hens lay jost a« weil in the ‘I”_.reston ; Rev. !" l:\li. a.h()l]'ll,‘ l;a_‘b:.- Teay Tok o cae" Thes, umblwitl keen thanl | ville ; _ Allan (Giroh, Woo! vn(; ouun. } ree y voods rce pure and | lew 1 . Shuh, uhaduiterated. We do nci use any cheap filler | “_a"man' New D\l,l‘ldl‘l‘ 1 1 T it > 1 to make a large package, entire‘y different | Watetloo Tp.; Thos. Patterson, Galt ; | from any on the market at the present time. | Heni. Brubacher, Watetlo0 ; _ N. B MI*I Purple iStoek Slv'flfl: 50c :\r\?. 5':fmrr k Detwiler, Berlin ; ;h&l:h 1:"1' vekgs., in an rirâ€"tight tin, for $1.50, 1 Hodgson Ayt ; A. D. Sqhn t, Ehi 1 Purple Ponltry Specific, 25¢ and 50c | ; s at i f h?:kll..‘":’ml $1.56 aindight tins that bolg | MitA : J. C. lla("man. ‘Wfl‘!;lot; :mh\ four She pekes. 55 L ._ _ | Slater, N. Dumfries ; W. H. Umbach,; Mn”l bl',‘u::r".bm Killer, 25e and 30e tins; New Hamburg ; Win. Hortop, Hespeâ€" | Royal Purple Gall Cure, 25¢ and $0¢ tins: 30e _ lor * | ROYAL® PURPLE POULTRY SPECIFIC will make your hens lay jost a« weil in the winter as in the summer, andâ€"will keep them free from disease. These voods rre pure and uhaduiterated. We do nci use any cheap filler 60e nekgs., in an mirâ€"tight tin,. for $1.50, Reyal Purple Ponltry Specific, 25¢ and 50 rllll.. and $1.50 nirâ€"tight tins that hold lour 50e pekes. Royal Purple Lite Killer, 2%¢ and 50e tins ; 30e by mail. Royal Purple Gall Cure, 25¢ and 50e tins ; 30¢ by mail. Royal Purpic Sweat Liniment, 50e bottle: 60c reail. = . Royal Purple Disinfectant, 25e and 50¢ tina. Mfl" Purple Roup Cure. 25¢ tins; 3%e by mail. m“r‘urr-lo Worm Powder, 25e tins : 30e by mail. by mail. Royal Purple Courh Cure, 50e tin; 60e by Royal Purple suppmes and lets may be obtained from .\ Heller, J. L. Eidt, Berlin." STRATFORD, ONT. The best practical trainâ€" ing _ school in . Ontario.â€" Three departimients COMMERâ€" CIAL, â€" SHORTHAND _ and TELEGRAPIIY. All courses an. .. i9. 1 ',mfl'w-' herd, sons of Mr. J. H. M%Wumnnm * * * 0 0 O C 0 0 ___ lized the Berlin Creamery Company, are thorough and practical Teachers â€" are experienced «apl graduates â€" are placed in posiâ€" tions. We give individual . atâ€" tention and students may enâ€" te«¢ at any time. _ Write â€" for our free catalogue at once. ed Capital ........... 3 with the Dominion Manufactured only by D. A. McLACHLAN, . $117,140.00 de: 60e _ Rev. B. HI. Spence delivered a vigâ€" crous address on the theme of ‘"The 8* bÂ¥ jumbling of the Water Wagon." He tima _ stated that the churches of the land 3e b . have heard the rumbling of the watâ€" 30e by | °T wagon and were never as united in | fighting the liquor evil as at present . / The scientific â€" world has heard _ the » CO,. | rumbling, as well as the social, athâ€" \lctic, commercial, _ retail, industrial, Rookâ€"| transportation and labor institutions and E. ‘ ‘The attitude of the liquor trade is to lot the other people do the drinking. last week. The company is located in the Bowman Block, Benton street, and occupies two flats in this spacious and handsome building. They are at mtm‘hlufluhtmul have ins a thousand _ pound chure, operated by electricity, _ capâ€" able of turning out one thousand pounds in one turning. ‘The machine is a combined churn and worker and the plant has a capacity of _ three thousand pounds of butter a _ day. Evervthing is done under the . most sanitary: conditions and strict atten tion is paid to quality and cleanliâ€" ness. Machinery is used entirely in the manufacture of the butter. | The firm intend to engage in the malting of ice cream later and _ also to go into the mills business, standâ€" ardizing, clarifying, pasteurizâ€" izing â€" and purveying milk. _ _ Ice cream machinery and sterilizers _ for sterilizing bottles will eventually be installed. s Mr. W. Floyd Shepherd has had leould-nble experience in dairy work ~After taking a business course at the \Imal college, he attended the Agriâ€" ‘cultural College at Guelph for two years. He is also a graduate of the Western Dairy School in that _ city. He subscquently acted as official tesâ€" ter for the Holsteinâ€"Fresian _ Breedâ€" ianco Alliance addressing President C. | K. Hagedorn at the afternoon session | of the Watorloo _ County Temperance | Association, "that this convention is ith: largest and most enthusiastic of lany I have attended in this Province and is an indication that this County lis not so bad after all." ers‘ Association of Canada for a year and also spent a year in one of the largest dairles in Toronto. . He holds a certificate as a butter maker from the Dept. of Agriculture. The industry which is the fAirst to be established in this district has a bright future before it, and the enerâ€" getic young men who compose the company will have the best wishes of many friends forâ€"success in _ their venture. "I want to tth you Mr. Chairman,‘ said _ Rev. Ben. H. Spence, Genetal secretary â€" of the Dominipn '!‘_cmpcrâ€" The _ sessions . of the comwention | throughout _ the day were unusually largely attended. _ At the aiternoon meeting the avditorium was filled and | at the evening smeeting it was necesâ€" | sary to throw open the Sunday ; School room _ to accommodate . the ; crowds. The programinc was of txâ€"| ceptional _ interest and the. addresses 1 of the various speakers were attenâ€" tively listened _ to and aroused . the| enthusiasm of the temperancte . wotk : ets. A delightiul feature ol the ses~ Sions were the vocal selections _ renâ€"| deted by Master Douglas Stanbuty,| Toronto‘s famous boy contralto. l Among the resolutions passed _ dutâ€" ing the â€" day were those instructing: the County Executive to take imimedâ€" iate steps to promote an aggressive educational campaign throughout the county that _ will result in securing avowed temperance men as candidatâ€" es for the provincial Legislature and the municipal councils, and also â€" for the _ careful study of local conditions and taking the necesgary steps to se curs local option votes were â€" decined {ad\isable and also urge the rigid enâ€" |(orcement‘ of the law in all municipaâ€" (lities. These resolutions were unaniâ€" mously adopted. Officers Elected. ‘The report of the Nomination Comâ€" mittes was presented by Mr. C. M. Bezzo and was adopted as follows :â€" Presidentâ€"C. K. Hagedorn, Berlin. ist Vice Pres.â€"E. Hallman, _ N°w Dundes. P 2nd do.â€"W. Hortop, Hespelet. 3rd do.â€"C. D. Bowman, We§st Monâ€" trose. c 4th do.â€"Mrs. C. A. Bochmer, Betâ€" lin.‘ A vo.ceâ€""This County never was CONVENTION Nr. George Venton left last 'd' for Hanover, where be has securedâ€" a Miss Callem of Pittsburg and. Miss MeEwan of Windsor are the guests of the Misses Dunn. .. Miss Maud Knechtel is spending 4 few days in Toronto having accom was the hostess of a jolly card party NMr. Geo. A. Malleck, of the Bookâ€" selkr and Stationer, Toronto, spent the weekâ€"end at his home in Berlin. Amiong the ° graduating nurses at €t. Joseph‘s Hkospital, Guelph, wote: Miss Clara" Buckle, New Hambutrg, and Miss Mavion Connelly, Linwood. A number of her friends enjoyed the bospitality of â€" Mrs. W. H. Schmalz, on Tuesday evening. Beautiful prizes were giÂ¥en to the winners at Progtes sive cards. i Mrs. Gust ‘Donner and children have leit for their home in Medicine | Hat after a pleasant visit of six weeks at the home of her mother Mrs. J. Knechtol. tion of the services of Miss Brubachâ€" er, â€" who has been the efficient typ¢â€" writist for some. years, and who s> vered her connection with the firm on Saturday â€" by presenting | her with address and a handsome clock. â€" ‘The employes of the Berlin Interior Hardwood Co. showed their approtiaâ€" Miss Mae Roos was the hostess of of a delightful Thimble Tea _ at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her guests Mrs. (illies of Toronto and Miss Flosence Roos of Listowel. The d:coration scheme was yellow, aD abundance of beautiful daffodils gtac-‘ ing ths tea room and drawing rooms. One of the most enjoyable _ social events of the week was the six o‘clock violet _ tea given by _ Miss Riener, Alma St. Aftâ€"r tea a few hours were spent in éards, the winners â€" being presented with dainty reminders. The tea table iand service were beautifully arranged with fresh violets, and the lavender idecorat.ions gave â€"a cosy atmosphere to the rooms. Mrs. Harry Tolton, 20 Mansion Stâ€", entertained â€" about a score . of het Twinâ€"City friends on Thursday evenâ€" ing in a _ most : hospitable‘ manner. Several hours were pleasantly . spent in cards the winners being Mrs. C. W. Schiedel and Mrs. Chas. German. Dainty refteshments were served. The guests bade farewell to Mr. Tolton on the eve of his departure for Cuba for the benefit of his health, and wished him a speedy recovety. The Light Commissien is umaniâ€" mous in its opinion that the payâ€"‘iâ€" youâ€"enter system should be inaugurâ€" ated as soon as possible on the Berâ€" lin & Waterloo Street Railway â€" as well as the station line. At the monthly meeting of the Commission on Thursday â€" afternoon Superintendent Mcintyre _ was _ inâ€" structed to secure an estimate of the cost of having the four large cars of the system reâ€"painted in the same color as the new cars, remodelâ€" led and fitted up ir order that the payâ€"asâ€"yowenter system can be . put into force by April ist of this year. It was stated that as soon as . the two new cars are in operation _ the reâ€"modelling of the old cars can hbe proceeded with immediately and comâ€" pleted within a few weeks. _ Pay.Asâ€" Youâ€"Enter System e en eb k OE CEE CE 7 6 PrmRh . O ger‘ 6 l s ol Weeks: at -w.uwit Py c on feplens oi arglis tS nme Mr. E. M. ‘Pracksell} of Victoria, church at present preaCh fca'u.uu-vm:uut' . .| in this, u_:-ua:uv -i‘z . Mr: Louis Â¥P. Schwarts bas 19bitoe8 | winter is teo ty mam hiomiy from a.few days visit with Mr. Stanâ€" amany frieads durit| ley Kemp, Listowel. | _ .‘ bis short stay. H it can be arranged ,L !-ltltd m“flfihfld‘“m‘ fl:- x B . daugh | Berc:in the near fugure:â€"Mr, Elagen left this morping to. SP°DE! master of Noxth Dakots visited At a fow days with friends in the . Am®~| Mr. W,. ;J. Letson‘s and other relativâ€" bitious Cit P , Â¥â€" a ~ Jes last week.â€"Mrs. J. C. Weber . is Mr. L. D. Merrick will leave toâ€"}at present ill with prneumonia. . Her morrow for New York where he will| daughter, Mrs. Martin is attending spend ten . days previous to leaving: her.â€"Miss Flossie Melitzer who . has on the Caledonia for England on his‘ been having chronic attacks 9f apâ€" annual purchasing trip. pendicitis for some time was . taken One of the most successful and enâ€"|to Guelph General Haspital on Wedâ€" was yâ€" . s now . teâ€" given by Miss Jackson, Mrs. Hayâ€"|Ported ‘to be improving nicely.â€"Mr. ward, and Miss G. Jackson at their|and Mrs. F. Harrison and Mr. and home last Saturday. _ The hostesses Mrs. F. Letson spent Saturday _ at received the guests in the drawing‘the Royal C ty.â€"Mrs. H. Melitzer is room, which was bright with lights staying in Guelph with her daughter "tnd l::w:lr;n andmmos:‘ .:‘ttnc:i‘vo vi&h! Flou):g durigfi her ::lm-.â€"ln. Hall, lH:rlwr':.l Bowl‘t;y d'jrectod the ni\mts.' .:wedma;qf:i-'h‘:ees f::; lfi:“'eeku: to the tea room, which was pmillod' At the last session â€" of the Township over by Mrs. E. P. Clement, and| Council Messrs. S. Letson and . W. n tan in nponnten fank frke Aud nog es a , | ro: new y o Miss May Lackner and Miss Doro'«hy't.hrough Mr. A. Letson‘s farm.â€"Miss Pearson. Lillie McGovern spent Saturday and Mr. _ E. J. Philip, who has been! SUndAY with het sister Mieo, Poot superintendent of the Berlin gas . and | _ _‘ T. Jenhic .8 + electric plant for nearly eight yea.rs.: spont Sunday under the p'uantal raof. has submitted his resignation to the j V MO®tOTi®h SDONY uvad mall 4 i; j F . B. Woods.â€"Mr. â€" 1 T2 phiip hes accepted the position | 508 Melitzer Visited bis uncle in Presâ€" of manager of the Brockville . light: ton last week.â€"Mr. and Mrs. (‘. Winâ€" and water department to succeed C.| * entertained about 50 young peoâ€" § g ‘ple on Friday evening.â€"Miss _ Mabe! |T. Wilkinson who has retired to go'gh ~mak k & T | into business. It is understood that; Eh0 er is visiving relatives in Lo Uqurg n c unl 2 t a‘~ baran n.rlBemu tms W('ek. Mr. E. J. Philip, who has been| superintendent of the Berlin gas . and | electric plant for nearly eight years,| has submitted his resignation to the | Berlin Light Commissioners , Mr. Philip has accepted the position : of manager of the Brockville light and water department to succeod C. T. Wilkinson who has retired to go into bus.ness. It is understood that Mr. Fhilip‘s salary will be $2500 pet. A wellknown â€" Berlin woman â€" has: _ FUUND DEAD IN BA PRRUUAM. ‘ heen served with a summons to aPâ€" ‘ | fear in Police Court next Mondas'! Woodstock, _ Feb. 12.â€"George E. morning to answer a charge of â€" asâ€", Phillip, well known flour feed . metâ€" saulting a sixteenâ€"yearâ€"old girl in het chant and five years alderman, Was employ who is at present receiving atâ€" found dead in bath room this mornâ€" tention â€" at the Bethany Home fL ing. He rose at six o‘clock in . apâ€" Friendless Girls. The case came t0 parently good health, attended the the attention of the Children‘s Aid;furnace, went to the bath room and Society on Tuesday and it was leaIDâ€"; was found dead filteen minutes later ed that the unfortunate girl had been | by his son. t q brutally whipped _ with broom-sticksi ‘ca\zsm.‘ severe br“im on Mt d hody, 'W It is reported that the accused . woâ€" a man has _ practically admitted M.*.'?iAssiQnee’s Notice annum crim>. Agent Miller, of the « Childâ€" ren‘s â€" Aid Society, gives it as . his opinion that it is the wotst case | Of brutality that has ever come to his attention. Lies in That Cough and Weak, Wornâ€"out Condition. Grippe, pleurisy, pmeumonia, these are greatly to be feared at this time of the year. â€" To prevent grippe from being folâ€" lowed by either pleurisy . or pneumoâ€" nia, it is important to drive the last traces of it out of the system quickly. â€"Our advice is to take Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron preparaâ€" tion without oil, and get your strength and vitality back quickly. Mrs. A. Ag~Grabill, of Strasburg, Va. says: "Grippe left me weak, run down and with a servere cough, from which I suffered four years, I tried different remedies, but nothing seemed to do me any good untilâ€"I took Vinol, from which I received great benefit. My,cough is almost entirely gone, and I am strong and well again, and:I am glad to recommend Vinol to others who suffer as I did." Try Vinol with the certainty that if it does _ not beneft you we will give back your money. DANGER FROM GRIPPE A. G. HABHN?D. Waterloo. Assignee‘s Notice _ to Creditors In the Matter of Alexander Bremner, of _the City of Berlin, in the County of Waterloo, Contractor. Notice" is hereby given that the above named Alexander Bremmer has madeanassignmenttomundert,he provisions of 10 Edward VII, Chap ter 64 and Amending Acts, of all his estate _ and effects in trust for the benefit of all his creditors. A meeting of the creditors of the said estate is hereby convened, . and will be held at my office, No. 18 King Street West, Berlin, Ont., . on Thursday, the 13th day of February, 1913, at the hour of two o‘clock in the afternoon, for the appointment of inspectors â€" and the giving of direcâ€" tions with teference to the disposal of the said estate. All creditors of the said estate are here‘>y rquired to file their claims with me ‘(as directed by the said Statute), on or before the day of such me:t.ng. After March 4, 1913, 1 shall proceed to distribute the said estate, having cegard only to such claims as I shall . bave notice of, and 1 _ shall not be responsible for the assets . of the said estate or any part thereof, to any person or persons whose claim or claims shall not have been filed. \ J. A. SOELLEN, FOUND DEAD IN BATHROOM Assignee. Berlin, Ont ccuts a week, or 166# treatment a ; and if i 6 bout i a wrch or hoss them en wrute s day. »It witl not interiere ‘with your wiek o oompntingt innteved fos Four mame endeafnes c ts ho ym ts yom hoh se es cge snn / epesssean im e ioi y ocr x é: Mm s T Y.“ 'm'i W.‘ll]'â€"“\'u woman show ,,.,,....e-u.c serl. ‘rn;:-.-hdw.?cnlucmd'm. x4 ~ remedy, 1t cures oll, 096 ©5099008) . "lluy carce Lencorrhcca. "L-sm. | Painfal o trcatment . wl.ich. speedi‘y and 'e!ed.-l“ € * _ mular Menats 35 \’a:{z'udhs : & ‘Merever vos live. i can you to lad [R 4* POI.EE(‘)‘N JAN. 18, 1912 Fatal Blizzard Overtook the Party Fresk From Their Success on March 29 and Perished in Its Grip London, Feb. 10.â€" Captain Robert F.â€"Seott, R.N., British explorer and veteran of two Antarctic expeditions, together with four members of his party, died as they were © returning from the South Pole. Scott reached the Pole on January 18, 1912. ‘ He died on March 29, 155 miles from the base of supplies at Cape Evans. _ â€"ular Menstruation i6 Young Ladics, Pympncss and hea‘th always resull frowm TA .-."b-mu yufinna:wt you to h&d your owin 1lt:'.nl:;"vi» kw..gx ,S\ .ny suZeftrthat this Home Treatmeent teally cures a!l woman‘s discases and makes C sell, strong, plunp and robust. M-‘myw'n“nzz,lâ€"i&clm days* * ~ ours, aiso the beek, _ Write today, a6 yost 1° + _ = this ofer again, “dun-: s aesi*"a MMRLS. M. SUMMZARL, Cox H. 501 â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" WINBSOR, Om : _A blizzard overtook tne party fresh from their success and in its . gryip they perished. Besides Captain Scott these‘ are the men that died:â€" DR. EDWARD WILSON. LIEUT. H. R. BOWERS. CAPT. L. E. G. OATES. PETTY OFFICER E. EVANS. from the Southland, and then in _ a|of the southernâ€"party who had . puUsMâ€" cablegram from Camaru, N. Z. The/ed on under Scott to the Pole, the cable station there reported that the|picked five chosen to take the l } Terra Nova, the vessel which tooli|lap of the race, who had won h Scott and his expedition south, and|race, and died before they mw had gone again into Antarctic waters | news of their victory to the world.. to bring the explorers back, had sent It is believed that their bodies are the sad news over ber wireless. she| being brought back to McMurdo Sound announced her early return "because | on sledges. . * of a great calamity to the Scott exâ€"! The explorer‘s aged mother, who pedition," fold the few facts reâ€".lives . at Henley, was told of the garding the disaster, and then proâ€"| death of her son by Lady Ellison Me ceeded to the (Port of Littleton,| Cartney. She bore the shock invt where she is expected ‘on Thursday of; She was proud, she said, that . . ber this week. _‘ s . |som had.died in his struggle to â€" 44 Captain Scott came to the very , vance the world‘s knowledge. 14. The tragic news came to this city todau, first in unconfirmed _ rumors from the Southland, and then in _ a MR. RICHARD REID AS A GOV Mr. Richard Reid, of this city, Pre‘ sident of the North Waterloo Conserâ€" vative Association, has been chosen by the Ontaito Department of Agriâ€" culture for the position of Agent General for Ontario in the British Isles. . & ‘The appointment, which will mean| his removal to the offices of the de partment in London, carries with it over $4,000 a year. Mr. Reid, who is NEW JERUSALEM 5 YOUNG PEOPLE _ ; BANQUETTED The Young People‘s League of the‘ church of the New Jerusalem enjoyed the:t monthly supper last night, aftâ€" er the pastor said grace, thirtyâ€"seven young people sat down to an elegant repast which was a credit to the supâ€" port â€" commfttee. _ The tables looked very beautiful. _ There was a . proâ€" gramme‘ in the ‘evening to which neatrly every one remained. Ar} pa*@ Buree uesp mE GBL PEERNIIOUTILTNRLILO.L2s 26d shasovhert 1 1 drake and stone root, golden seal, Oregon grape root and cherrybark. Of Mt R V Pierce made a pure flyseric extract which has bsen favorably known Nature‘s Wa R. V. Pierce made a pure glyceric extract which has DJUN SMWBIMOMN® MMMATC TT over forty years. . He called it " Goldén Medical Discovery.‘"‘ « ‘This * Discovery‘‘ purifics the blood and tones up the stomach and the entire system, in Nature‘ own way. It‘s just the tissue builder and turoyu require when recovering from a hard cold, grip, or pneumonia. No matter how strong the constitution the stomach is apt to be * out of kilter ‘‘ at times; in consequence the blood is disordered, for the stomach is the laboratory for the constant meau« facture of blood. Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery strengthens the stomachâ€" puts it in shape to make pure, rich lsloodâ€"qu;.tln liver and h kidneys to expel the poisons from the body. weak , nerv= ous, runâ€"down, debilitated condition which so .-;-!m J.G. Kext, Esg _ $88! lIrl:‘ d.opT- ;r At;eu;iun forest we find bloodroot 1 Woy l4 sgmclac _ 02â€".2 L200 ced ahaws ... MB 42. i6 coiduidind Abrivias ihinisa is d inpan t aniP vidapente roape wb Jn experience at this time of the year is usually the effect of poisons in the blood ; it is often indicated by pimples or boils appearing on the skin, the facâ€" becomes thinâ€"you b:l ** H-p‘..: N M L snE img i2 W lth on n L. h ce v c Pc4 M :.2 ao ie ce mt n T ue yon vou makes, i you mich mt spot at the South Pole where Raald had stood one month and one day B# fore the British expedition. arrived, ‘The Norwegian flag, which Amm had planted there, was found: fMying: by the British naval officer. Dax¢+. ments found on the body of the cead. tell these facts. s ad Captain Scott, Dr. Wilson © and . Lieut. Bowers died of exposure “3 starvation in a. blizzard on March 39, eleven miles from One Ton D§p6%, and 155 miles from Cape . Eyaos.. Captain Oates, of _ the killing . Dragoons, died of exposure on ch : 17. Seaman Evans died from d?: sion of the brain ocm February. 17. The Terra Nova reported that the remaining members of the expedition were well. These men were members: of the southernâ€"party who had pushâ€" ed on under Scott to the Pole, the picked five chosen to take the ~last lap ‘of the race, who had won the race, and died before they could get. the Dominion Is The Best. NAâ€"DRUâ€"CO Witch Hazel Creant ‘The creamy ingredients sooth and soften the outer skin, while the Witch Hazel NaATIONAL DAUG AND CHMEMICAL CO, OF CANADA, LIMITED. __. 185 teee o prore F Winter weather roughens and elightful after shaving wm 250. a bottle, at your druggist‘s. your skin, causing chaps, chilblal and general discomfort, try 3 ied of exposure on Magch Evans died from 6 brain cm February. ,!!., Nova reported that the rembers of the expedition: These men were members: , queen‘s root, mane $7%