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FARMERS CLUB.
THIS Evening at half past six o'clock.
November 6, 1916.

Dr. WooDs SARsAPARrI.LA AND WILD CHERRY Blr-
TERs--We are constantly noticing in exchanges
complimentary notices OF the above popular remedy
The following is from the Bristol County Democrat
We are glad that Taunton friends appreciate this
valuable medicine.
From the Bristol County Democrat.
A AVAILABLE MEDlcyE.- Among the great var iety
of popular medicines which are continually coming
before the public there i occasionally OF real utli
" and value This the with DR. Woods Sarsap-
ara and Wild Cherry Bitters, new article, and
which needs only TO be known 10 find an extensive use
The medicinal properties OF the Wild Cherry have
long been avorably considered With great efficacy
as tonic, there is united sedalve power admirably
adapting il remedy in cases where tonic is re-
qued, and where the disease is attended with irrta-
bty OF the nervous system. The Sarsaparilla is
drug much in USE with the faculty The mode of its
operation is not fully understood, and 1t Is classcd
with those agents known as alternatives, and which
have the effect to remove the morbid humours from
the SYSTEM and induce healthy and sanitary action.
Combined with the Wild Cherry, n compound is pro-
duccd singularly well fitted to arrangements and dis
OF the digestive organs By the operation OF the
one, the morbid ac on Is changed while by that OF
the other irritation is alayed and tone and vlgor I'M
Fparted to the debated parts As spring medicine,
there is, perhaps, none superior to Dr. Woods prepar
ation while as useful remedy in diseases resulting
from arrangements OF the digestive functions, the
known and acknowledged properties OF its constitu-
lowe For sale by PECK & SPEAR,
| ANOTHER LIFE SAVED BY THE USE OF
DIR. WISTAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY
| The following certificate is from the wife of Mr.
Enoch Perry very respectable farmer in Oxford Co.
Maine and can be relied upon true in every parc-
ular, 1t was not solicited but given by the lady, from
sense OF duty feeling that she owed the preservation
of her life to DR. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Rumford, Oxford County Me-, July -. 1915.
This may certify that have for a number of wears
been afflicted with the asthma In October. 1919
took violent cold, which produced a yery severe
cough which was accompanied with severe pains in
my side, and ] sweat proiusely nights These had
, symptoms continued, until was so much reduced
that was unable to do any work about the house or
walk across the room without assistance In Jnlv
lSii was so afflicted with shorness of breath such
difficulty in breathing, and in such severe pain that
was unable to lie in bed sleep for three weeks One
physician who attended me, aud another who was
consulted, both gave me up to die-said they could dc
: no more for me, My friends despaired Of my life
! and had no hope myself then commenced iakinp
Dr. Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. Before | ha5
taken one bottle, was able to walk about house
, continued to take the Balsam until had taken fnu
! bottles, and NOW | AM WELL free from pain
. little or cough, do my own work keep no help an,
: have not enjoyed better health Tor fifteen years
u Signed RELIANCE PERRY
= None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS Oh tn
:, wrapper.
e For sale by PECK & SPEAR.