HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-09-07, Page 7Potatoes fora Week.
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On Sunday have them mashed—
not pounded into a sodden mass, but
whished into a ereaimy substance.
To attain. this they should bo peeled,
steamed, broken with a potato whip,
moistened with milk and butter,
seasoned. with salt and pepper, beaten
into a batter until they are very
light,
On Monday bake thein in their
skins. They should bo washed clean,
baked in a good oven and served at
once.
For Tuesday they may be peeled
and baked with a roast. When. the
meat is within half an hour or so of
being ready lay them in the gravy
Under it anti bake until they are
covered with a crisp, brown skin.
On Wednesday serve them in Ken-
tucky style. These are sliced thin
els for frying, soaked in cold water
for half an hour, put in a pudding
dish with salt, pepper and milk and
bake for half an hour.
On Thursday serve thele fried
whole. Peel And boil them. Roll. in
beaten egg, then in cracker crumbs
and fry in butter.
On. Friday have potatoes a la Par-
isienne. Wash and rub them with a
coarse cloth until they are skinned,
drop into boiling water and boil un-
til done. Have ready in -a saucepan.
some hot cream and butter, a little
green parsley, pepper and salt Pour
the water off the boiled potatoes, cov-
er with this and let it stand.
On Saturday boil the potatoes
with their shins on and serve with
butter.—Philadelphia Times.
A Good Appetite
Always accompanies good health, and an
absence of appetite is an indication of
eonxiething wrong. The universal testi-
Inony given by those who have used
Hood's Sarsaparilla, as to its merits in
restoring the appetite, and as a purifier
of the blood, constitutes the strongest
recommendation that can be urged for
any medicine.
• Hoon's Pmts cure all liver il!s,biIious-
nese, jaundice, indigestion, sick head-
ache. 25o.
Gems of Thought.
Think all you can of the good
qualities of others ; forget and keep
silent concerning their bad qualities.
.We gain as much in avoiding the
failings of others as we do in imitat-
ing that in which they excel.
Order is the sanity of the hind,
the health. of the body, the peace of
the city, the security of the state.
To be free -minded and cheerfully
disposed at hours of meat, sleep -and
exercise is one of the best precepts of
long lasting.
If wrinkles must be written upon
our -brows, let then not be written
upon the heart. The spirit should
never grow old.
Habits are soon assumed ; but when we
strive
To strip them off, 'tis being flayed alive 1 •
No true man can live a half life
when he has genuinely learned that
it is only a half life TIle other
half, the higher half, must haunt
flim.
Kindness draws out the better part
of everynature---disarming resistance,
dissipating angry passions, and melt-
ing the hardest heart.
Write your name in kindness, love
and mercy on the hearts of thousands
you come in contact year by year,
and you will never be forgotten.
The tendency to persevere, to
persist in spite of hindrances, dis-
couragements and impossibilities --it
is this that in all things distinguishes
the strong soul from the .weak.
How majestic grows futurity as we
approach it, how far off seems the
earth as we are about to leave it !
Its troubles, its perplexities, its pains,
appear but as cloud -shadows ofa day; '
they are lost in the contemplation of
the infinity beyond.
Sirs, --\1'y baby was very bad with
summer complaint, and I thought he
would die. until 1 tried Dr. T'owlsr s
Extract of Wild Strawberry, With the .
first dose I noticed a change for the
better, and now he IS cured, and fat and
healthy, Mrs, A. Normandin, London, •
Ont.
W1h 61-IANI TIMES, S, S PTEMj3T 17',1894
MORE OR LESS FUNNY.1 AFTER 20 LONG YEARS.
e doctor, lvl►o was becoming gents warm in
A FEW STORIES WITH A HUMOROUS. the region of the collar. t, FEELINGS QF MEN RELEASED FROM
1 would if I were you. remarked the
TURN IN THEM, passenger, still mildly, smiling pleasalttly, i.QNCa IMPRISONMENT.
Then the conductor hustled arou,id and
A xteasauretl Larson--lyo Longer Rod the finally foetal it brother conductor wile lues ailverettilise New to Them—Gathered Plow -
going up the road away, whole he {educed
Timed clergyman retie Mile the Safi-- 1 to give up his seat to the mildly firm pas- ere Tike Children—Wonder #:xpressed ut
ors Sworn --10411w Oat a Kansas talo— 1 seltzer.' the Sight of Caws and Poultry --One of
'":hem's a seat for you; now give ma
The of a itailroad Passenger, that ticket," said the conductor in a fereoi. the eters a Csnadlsa.•
dllDkson Peters leuued back initilnnir, ons tone. ( ,.. ___those geese or ditelce?"
Get'tainl3, here itis.'
says Harper'it Weekly, and slowly
y blew a And the mild but ficin passenger handed 'that was a questiolt )asked by a thuul 40
cloud of smoke toward tile ceiling. Jolles, ears old n I.Iatrsinl;, ]ion., lost Senility.
he said, "I want to ask your opinion in re- out a peas good to Ghiauga, yy'•
.,_..�,.,_ .ta Arden. iter tuner, anter uu v
lard to the probability of esstun which ! it w' �' 1 W' Wimter 11
t w.•,
t\et thetwo ale.•
�' u e most fatuous H )litl { ht(
p
Geed i n t' •111
) fat tt
ll, for Small J,b
J it (1
woe told Inc the other day."( It the 1Ca► sun Ienitrntiary. Ti,eaa ter
"Well, Jackson?"" was the guarded reply Lvt•ry safe mannee:N: T has nteteltee] to herr iiheltated , u Semens, after au W41'-
0 the cautions Jones. his force expert looksinitit , whose ditties ceration extending over twenty years,
"It struck me, continued Peters, that consist in opening safe's true l have :totem At 5 o'clock on Sunday morales; Warden
a mean Who had told Its Teensy--titut is to out of order, Many of the su etdr•uts to ('hese unlocked tile cells. Ile took Win -
say, a man who lies told as uInell of what 6004 (weal' from the arose eareleethess of uvr seal 1Ic:Nntt to the prison barber steep,
I may call awe-iueptring truth as yon have their u\vuets and nt times the honest siLfe, and lifter they were shaved gave them two
ought to be a goocl judge of the probability . Goverment suits, which did not at tet all,
of a, shires It Was a cyulutu'�story wicioh 1 1\'ineder, who wut]tecl iu file prison shoe
was going to ask you about. a erin•kers enjoy a genet la',;;h :,t th•' expense shop, had brougllt two pairs of pateltt-
Mest cycluue stories are palpable lice, of n ere%) of li snit ntit••e'.•s or the proprio- leather shoes. '1'lu' men out these on.
Jackson." for of some important est .h i'•,nlent, \ut With the lliiehh--jnpnliued aid stylishly
"No, doubt. The point is tide: He long since n 1 true inettufscturer tele- pointed fout•gear ,old the ridiculously -
Bald he heed seen straws driven through graphe•l to It1.'w York satiuutaker, request- L'I)enp end twwice':Ira clothes, they, in nom -
inch boards by the force of the wind." foe tn,.t a 14131 he seat at 01100 to nkN 1)11(08 uunv With ekSo•nator 0. U. Bentley of this
...it never happened, Jaekeen, That is a of bnKtneus• a :own about fifty utiles from eit-v, stepped outside the great stone walls.
atok lie told of every c}olune bolt blows. the cite, Lepel reeehing his destination For twenty years they had seen neither
Your friend imposed upon pen yontlh, my the expert, ween his kit of tools, repaired 'tree, shrub, bird, flower, grass nor domes -
boy. He would never have slated to tell 1 to the eetabl.st uieut, and was iufurmecl tics animal. Two ofWarden Chase's daugh-
suoh a manifest and self.heralded lie to 1 that the vault, an old•fashioned affair tors met thein just outside the door and
Robinson or Smith. I must admit, ( which locked with a key and which cot- presented them with two beautiful flowers.
though, that the force of the wind in a tanned tiro safe and books of the concern, Severna trustees approached them, beam -
genuine cyclone is considerable. When I : could not be opened. The man examined ing, and presented them with bouquets as
lived in Kansas in the '70-1 1 had a gaan-' the look and then the key, opened Isis kit, they went down the plan.
tity of poultry, but it was blowu away in ' took out ,t hit of wire and began to dig a Tears were its both Men's eyes.
the first cyolono of the season except mass of dirt, dust and lint out of the key, "Seel" cried Winner, the most demon -
a black Spanish rooster. He clung to a ; Then he inserted it iu the lock, while the strative of the two. "There is a town.
grass root with his bill, and allowed his , proprietor with a sickly smile looked on, There was nit town here when I went in,"
tail to crack and whip it the wind like a 1 "What's your charger asked the mann-
emtrht. He trade cite the faoturen; 9 (;'Chat is Lansing," Said 311•. Bentley.
yncsht P gale, "Let's notro there," said Winner, "I
though most of Itis feathers were blown " "Fifty dollars," replied the expert. I want to go over to those woods.."
off. Subsequently I found some of them Does anyone know ydon tire in town?"a MeNutt ):greed, and they went over to a
imbedded over btu an inch in ley grind- "No.", thicket by the roadside. The two carne
stone." "Well, then, here's Sl#0," remarked the across it cow.
"Yes," returned Peters, "I presume my mannfacturet•. "I'll g+.ve you $10 extra if "Is that a cow?" tltid Winner, heaitaat-
friend was trying to impose en my adoles• : you'll take the first trap back to New York
canoe." j without telling anyone he price I've paid
"I think so, Jackson. I had considerable to have a elan dig dii out of a key for
experience with cyelones that mintier in me." a
Kansas, Bet I learned to handle myself
so that I did not mind theist much, 1 soots ' Clear case of •ontelnpt,
saw the fallacy of depending 08 eyeiow> ; The dispenser of t e finest brands of
stellate and that curt of thing, Tito tondo- western jnsliee sat on tt soap box, says the
mental difficulty of all each things is that Detroit Free Press, wi'li a law book spread
you try to hold youreelf finely in nue place. 1 before him ca an utee tded whisky barrel.
It is as if a ship in a gale shunhl tie up to a I "Who arrested this small?" lie asked as
post (supposing edam:eau posts for the the prisoner stood up before hitt.
time being), instead of driving before the "We aid," resuondel half a dozen cid-
tempest, The first Dyclone that summer, eons standing around.
of course, I went down cellar, like other . "What's the charge'
folks, My horse was soon blown away. "Huss stealin'." j
The next thing I knew the cellar went, too, "Kin you prove itlf
Tolling over and over like a silk hat. I "You botcher life we kin; we ketohea
was soon spilled out. With infinite labor I him in the act."
crawled back iu the teeth of the wind, in- The judge looked ugly.
teuding to take refuge in the hole the col 'Will yon swear to it?" he asked,
lar came out of. To uiy consternation, 1 "Course we will; didn't we jist tell you
found that lead blown elvay, also. I then we ketched Ilius at it?"
followed the example of the rooster, clung "All right, gents," said the judge bland -
to a root, sed allowed my legs to flutter ' ly, es he htfd his nun across the law stook,
and snap in the gale like a weather signal "I'll titre each an' every one of you $10 and
flag." i costs ter contempt of ccart in fetchiu' him
here, and dismiss the 011.48 agin the prison-
Iteatssnred by unit Language. eh: Yon onghter strung him up when you
A good story is told by the illustrated ketched 'him."
London News of a timid clergyman just [
arrived from a trip abroad. Coating home • FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
on the Berlin, of the Arnt•rica)t Line, the
weather was ,alarmingly tempestuous, The The Interesting Story of a Follower of In the evening they went to a park and
Wind blew a hurricane, the vessel naturally Don Carlos. saw an ice toboggan slide in action. Neith-
rolled and the parson took fright. He left Aman who \vas famous i:) the politics ser had read about this in the papers, and
his stateroom and staggered along to the p both were greatly excited over it. They
office of John Km -mingle the purser, who enc! iutrigne of iyeaterth Europe many also insisted on stopping and examining
is a bit of a wag, and .ill: years ago died,. poor. friendless and almost
t„ every high httildiug.
"I'ni sure, 11r. Par.;er•, you'll pardon me, unnoticed, in -1'+rein two weeks nl;u. lie "In these 20 year's, said McNutt, reflect.
but I feel so dreadfully agitated. Kindly was Gen. Ju,ut loss Sempe, the adjutant lively, "the world has moved along a cells
inform lee, are we in any positive clan- and chief executive of the Spanish pre- tory."
ger?"•
reader, Don Carlos. iMoNutt'a ease is' the sodden \Viuner'a
Kavanagh replied: 'Come with moa Senlpe was n rich ]awyer when he inet
gp to the fore -t Don Carlos in Pau. He beo,une interested, folks are wealthy, touring the most wealthy
moment and he led the wayin I'atsees City, and, lits want at once to
castle. ''Now," continued he, ",.end your then bypeotizeci by the `cause of the pre -
their palatial home. wl)etre bmwasreceived
ear down there and tell me what you reader, As he set in the hotel one after- .with open arms,3Ic�Tlitt has no one to
hear?" I moon at a wedding breakfast a messenger whom to o. His old mother still lives in
brought a dispatch to him. He read it, b
o lucky, The sailors
were
re swearing in their happy- \\walked ant, put cu his ]rat, raid for five Nova Seutia mad is very poor. His wife is
fl \s3'• mauled to another Mall` and. lives some-
arer
"How shocking! What hingungeI" some-
years
%V88 11 e even
thwas Ero,tlis heDou where in Missouri. Witmer was 19 where
groaned the parson, trembling from head , I he went to the penitentiary and McNutt
to foot. Carlos, who, ns soon as Sempe reached 20 yenrs of age.. McNutt has secured a
"Now do you for a moment think that • hien, handed him a thousand :,000 -trona job of decorating in Leavenworth and will
those sailors would go on in that tsrofalle I notes, easing;Deposit this money in the bank. It is open a shop there.
fashion if there was real danger?" asked Winner will go back to the penitentiary
I to be used in beginning the war, Then ,
the consoling Kavahne. h' Iconic buck to err and we will cross the as general mansger of the Burr Company's
"`Tree, true," replied the pat+nu! aolne- ; ,, shoe bnsiuess there, that conlpatly having
what calmed by the lisa$1,nuislbonier,
,,the '•Ute , the convict contract of the Lansieg prison.
Semite obeyed. He disguised Don
may sometimes pluck the sweet flower of1
The young ulen bec,ut to serve t heir seu-
Carlus. awl tried to get hint into Sp+sin un- t ,N
wyso offlProvidence m the vile carscindeeda of l]»scrute I observed, but they both were detained by McNuttis nce on wife sne eared a 1874, divvorce nd0 ra few
able," and bank he crawled to his room,in Spanish soldiers. lee commander of the years later married again. She is now in
a degree reassured. soldiers did not recognize Don Carlos, but Clay County, Mo., and has a family of
was convinced that he was an int -
Two hours later the storm had increased Growing children.
in violence, the wind raged and howled Portantant prisoner. Sempe put oil Don Nothing was donefor five years in behalf
Carlos dfsgtthae during the night and
more wildly, and huge waves broke over of the young men. Then efforts for Ia
and seemed to submerge the groat ship, let
escaped. he► a diens ce outside know one his mvpv.1 ee a pardon were made. Ex-Setuttor Bendy
The ptrsou \va
ingly. "Don't go o . Let me look at at."
And the circled ar rind the melted, much
as a matt examines lion at Laruntn's.
'hien he npproaclfed her timorously. and
Iaid his hand on r back. "'l'his," he
said "is the only c w I have seen in twenty
years."
A little later tit ;net a flock of geese.
"Look, said Win; er, again. "Tell me, 1
really do not ka w, are those geese or
ducks?" fl
He was told!' they were geese and he
tried to pet then♦.
"Winner "said McNutt, a moment latera
"what is that. sent? Do yon smell it?" :
"Yes. It mut come from those flows '
ere."
Both men descended upon an elderberry
bush and stripped it of its blossoms. They
were like. two children. They picked
every flower they saw and carried it with
them.
"See here," said Winner, "stere is aped
old milkweed. How green and beautiful
it is." And Ito pinched it and added it to
his armful of varidtated vegetation.
When they reaped Kriss,t.•s City they
both began to pineetthings that they had
read abort in the uyi vipapers.
McNutt could ue•t distinguish between a
cable ear Hud an electric car. He insisted
on trying both, r nr
1
1pettily' mid it all got it u1t,u his
g
Y
head. which wer trhlch.
more scared titan before, and was seen abouts, an they, supposing a the
`silently, nervously fumbling his way along more important of the prisoners beet got
away, gave chase, leaving Don Carlos in
i the wet deck to the forecastle. tel was Semite clothes to wander off at his leisure.
1 deadly pale and trembled with excitement. Setupe wits enngllt, but Don Carlos reached
H listened. The sailors were &tootle •
a not of his nonan again, d ti that h finally secured their release, :loth were
good prisoners, neither luavittg teeeivod a
demerit mark in the 20 years.---Widiia
Eagle.
He
The official crop estimates for 1894
-
as compared with 1899 are given by
Iluropean papers. The figures for
the countries outside of Europe are :.
India, 0,813,000 tons of wheat,
against 7,749,000 last year; United
States, 890,000,000 bushels of wheat,
against 882,000,000 last year; 28,-
000,000 bushels of rye, against 24,-
000,000 last year; 1,500,000,000
bushels of torn, )against 1,809,000,000
last year; t;; multi. 53,000,000 bushels
of 'Wheat, • elg.1:,1+t 50,000,000 last
year.
b rraltuo ill shfety. Semi"' wets abased and
Fathom of Gro't•Ilea.
and a tremendous oath amid the din The father of Samuel I (•pyo wits a tailor.
reached his ear. half starved itt captivity. but he bore Itis The father et James dill was a coobler.
'31'tan k heaven," murmured lie; "they sufferings 1e they he\ithout a enterecl the Carl murmur l st war with -out
era still at` it; they still blaspheme. There eln••h hope of anyttit et. save warello
his
is no clanger yet; elle Lord be praised!"faitlllniness to lo„ Ir. 11 1, the pretender. ,
insisted OnIlls ltlghts. He left Spann 3.t 1.0• ;•los.' of the war
A west -boned train had just pulled out without at i..•ii,y " hie former fortune. ,
of the Union station at Albany, soya the HO eot:14 not i•1 dee- hl\\', in his native
Express, and the ouudnetor was harvesting land and In 1'ari•, t, ere WAS net professicnal
tickets. .11.11 the seats were taken and sett- ewa7 "1) 11 to 1.1)11. I1,' and tris wife. lived
et•al passengers were obliged to stand up, it) two 1'n"ltla with . tar the 111uney which
Among the latter was a dilldent•10o1.ing, he ettr"r•11 las 41 colt} est to : upport them.
mild-mannered man, who, much to the Eventtutlty he get a el• rkship iti a bank
condnctor'ssurprise, refused to give up a with 11 14.110'S ul r.o,r) at Year.
ticket. .ls clerk he worR,•el necunhpiuiuingly,
"When I get a seat you get a tieket," he witllont ,•pp,'all to 1 ut' powerful persons
rettiarke& mildly, but firmly; "yon etre who were otce itis friends, tear in and
probably aware that tide eurnputee tv,lwot
collect tat'e9 ft'oln perisel'gets whom it does
110E pruvitle with seams."
"()h, eons now, that don't got I wont
your ticket, see? Thus spoke the voodoo.
The father of \erne truer 31 d a_' Liborer.
Oliver Cromwell's father was a brewer.Epiotetus was the sob of a day In urea•.
Socrates was the eon of a dee; o buten.
Giotto. the artist, eves a ltensaltt's NUI:,
'Pains, the tenor, was a dentist's sun,
The father of Pius V. was a shepherd.
Schein :nes father was a bookselien
The father of Cowley was a grocer.
Charles Lamb was a servant's sou.
lluzurt's father was a bookbinder,
Militia WAS the son of a copyist.
Pope's father Warta nterchnrht,
1seatader's fresher wits ,t carter.
Lucite) was a sunlptor'e sun,
year out, nptll tris WHOdied. .Aft -r her lent 11,c (town tend lefts.
death 118 mid. all ,ttepinintanee that he had The English Iunge I;o le it ((81'1085 and •
w
,e11 r'n.,ugh of Iiitf.."d hadn0 heart for wonderful thin; A Spanish girl in a.very
more of :r. Ile diene meek rttetullly to This ecru)11118- i„elled a „des etdinner lit
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deeuli• enc 1i r.J loi'f the usher Ili •ht, 9'
tor, in a tone that indicated that be be- 111 tis 1.1)188 after his death the olllclals "With"Withdear oom:•,"natal llereletp•
Bevel he would intimidate the mild -matt- found 'silly 40 .cents in lunacy, a package Bron, pleasantly,. "w Hn1 ttil•>tWI11.l>' tetete
leered math.• of letters from Don Carlos, a manuscript . lug gown," + . ,
e'
"No some no ticket;�� laconically observe o. tnemelits rf the eeriest war, afew' lied a '•,t,,! =.0 yuta num; sot said thother
ea the latter. p:eces'st old, pilin furniture. On the first (iuubtf 11,7. ';6Y''rs, perhaps It wren,)•* he if
"We'll see about that," growled the con- ,, page of the memoir' WPM the words: 11 had tit„,” • .
"ratthhnl nide death," ---:new York Stip. 511» eu•11rly ttheant to tuty that the gown
i thin 1 te, 1111• and w.nNirr• tl why t•vere.
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to be paid us after you are CURED under a written Guarantee!
Self Abuse, Enema and Blood Diseases have wrecked the lives of thousands of young men
and middle aged :non. The farm, the workshop, the Sunday school, the office, the proles
cions—all havo its victims. You, p man, if yon have been indiscreet, beware of the future.
Middle aged ,nen, you aro growing prematurely weak and old both seaally and physically.
Consult us before too late. NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRIsem:
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CONSENT, Contidtadat.
VARICOCELE, EMISSIONS AND SYPHILIS CURED.
W. S. COLLINS. W. S. Collins, of Saginaw, Speaks. W. 8. COLLINS.
"I am 29. At 15 I Iearned a bad habil which I cortin.,
• nod till 19. I then Immune "ono of the boys" and led a
gayry-
nlife. and despondent; no ambition; memobecame o;eyes
rod, sunken and blur; pimples on taco; hair loose, bone
pains; weak back; vancocele; dreams aid losses at
night; weak arts; deposit in urine etc. I spent hun-
dreds of dollars without help, and was contemplating
suicide when a friend recommended Drs. Kennedy &
Kergan's :Now Method Treatment. Thank God 1
tried it. In two months I was cured, Thia was Mx
years ago, end novor had a return. Was married two s
\ years ago and all happy. Boys, try Drs. Kennedy & Ker-
nEFORE TaEATM'T gar be -Ore giving up hope." d,1188 TREATSt'T
8. A. TONTON. Seminal Weakness, Impotency and
° Varicocele Cured.
"When I consulted Drs. Kennedy & Roman, I hod
little hope. I was surprised. Their new Method Treat-
ment improved me the first week. Emissions ceased,
nerves became strong, pains disappeared, hair grew in
again, eyes became bright, cheerful in company and
strong sexually. Having tried many Quacks, I can
heartily recommend Drs. Kennedy & Kergan as reliable
ne Timmy/ Specialiste. They treated me honorably and eklllfally."
Arent weenier.
+. P. 1 MERSON. A Nervous Wreck --A Happy Life. SP. Fate:MON. --
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S. A. TO?TON.
T. P. Emerson Hasa Narrow Escape.
"I live en the farm. At school T learned an eerie
habit, which weakened tee physically, sexually and
mentally. Family Doctor` said I wets going into
"decline" (Consumption). Finally 'The Golden
Monitor," edited by Drs. Kennedy & Korean fell in-
to my hande. I learned the Trull; and Cause, Self
abuse had sapped my vitality. I took the New
Naked Trecttnest and 'ens cured. Day friends think I
patients, oared of Consumption, I havo sunt them many
rill a A[ethod elatmofnti uDnli Son vitality and New i ' a ,t
11E101(2 TIEA'rllt'T. hood." Arran T1(LAT3 usr,.
READER 1 Aro yon a victim? flava you lost hopo? Are yon .contomplating mer»
riage7 Hes sour I'llood bean dfsoteec ? $ave 708 31317 woaknees? Car
New Method Treatment will cure you. what it has done for otters it wi1L do for yen.,
16 Years in Detroit, 160,000 Cured. No Risk.
aCensultatlon Free. No matter who hes treated you, writs, for an }wheat opinion
Free of charge. Charges reasonable. BOOkot Free --1"The Golden Monitor" (inns-
trated), en I3isesaoe of men. Inelosr ostake '2 rents. WRITTEN
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VATE. No medicine sent C. O. D. NO names on boxOOe: or envoi,
°i'pes. Ev� ything confldentlal. Question list and coat of Treat
DRS, KENNEDY 86 KERUfI, NDE1 ROIT, IW CHT•
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