The Wingham Times, 1900-10-26, Page 2;soot -it •. s.. •.situs,::tart, Mortality In Voting legs.
p,, 11 • t:„ re-tenCelt-leery will Open; ono
. tes.eittens' at a;4• sot tintaitty. It will.
kw"' °: l,ksp ;t;r..the lrs':tttstlumber
Petti • 1'r • •x,rtity 9t'3te i.LVt t5l:�tintiayei.
tlnla` ' ta. it . u':t), 1.0-io and 1'J71i. The
earl. at t t+..t, a til:•t., spun Mein Easter
San v . U..... •r,ur11 In. 'Tile last time it
urea r.• t 't 1;;1 . t • 1.;,t1 laid. ! 11(3
latr. t;t 4a t Is ort tent is April 2Z,
"It , o. v. ;.:it t+dire ill Ihemining
te,,,eoz n • -.i:.• •l t.1.: She tweets-
tt;t11 \ - .1 • ...t •. 'le. day4r 9r
lat+.salt . t.. •r. ,. • IS weeks. Tao
sr/i•.e.{'<'.b ,i t.r.teatry VtU )( 3a.'
•• sent b. tii•.;i eclipses
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11en i. •, t•• .ea\t" £.t .
tit: v. t, 7 • li; ., is. `4 t:c•re n:ll
be • v1.2: r. v.ri .• int .
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be 1:, ..u.,. .. _ : •'L' a.: ;,. tr. It;l,
t..•1.^t+ 't1 a 2
�l Ua.
Ti. Cts<tt4tr,sx Acid that arises front
the stomach a 4d trot -$t strangles, is caused
by fermenta:iun o£ the tool in the. stomach.
It is a, foretaste c f iutlieestiaa and dyspep-
sia. 'Take one of Dr. Voa Stan's Pineapple
Tablets immediately after eating, and it
will prevent this distress and aid digestion.
6aivab
Sola b; A. L. it •minion.
llothzll:r nuke-. a woman buy a thirst
she doesn't want so quick as to have the
clerk act like he thought sing, couldn't
afford it.
An Irishman, on being told that a
certain kind of stove Would save half the
Coal, said t'Thcn sure, I'll take two of
thine and save it all." Pat's plan would
inateriaily relieve the coal miners'
strike.
Nerv'ousn'ess. Dyspepsia, busies
gestion}and kindred ailments, take wings
before the healing qualities of South American
Nervine. Thomas Haskins, of Durham, Ont.,
took his preacher's advice, followed directions,
and was cured permanently of the worst form of
Nervous. Prostration Pr stras off a
nd Dyspepsia. s s He has
'recommended it to others with gratifying results.
It's a great nerve builder.-xe
Sotto by A. 14. Htrrr;ilton.
•y,. ....w. t Ns,, l
,.•t rte;.
.4
rtes it1`a cenetant strain
anal '44c 11 y tinder which
the I:.1,iessional man
l b,"the irregularity of
1.s Lir B1 d netts of rest that
e 1.k. 4 1,ies p••ouliarly sus -
c , tihelukidney troubles.
l ki 4Tl.ti it's backache, then
2 urinary y difculties, then-
unie it's attended to -
Bright's Disease and --.
death;
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lo¢a►
KL:;, 1''17. r BILKS
Stre_i;: lxn and Ir_ - mato the kidneys
nee, r £..+1 to g v -e quick relief and euro
the host ol;stiur.te erses.
Rev. Iei. P. Clttetiljel1, pastor_ of the
Baptist, Church, Esees - Ont., says: "Prom
my personal use of Dan's Kidney Pills,
which I got at Short s drag store, I can
say they are a. most ey'eelient remedy for
kidney troubles, and I oommend them to
sufferers from such co...Wats."
L•R Cw'
If the blood i
bod :- li be heal!.
7P
iiat4,., .
.ai , 1>Ioort is 1T
becomes c
l L'k L.00cl
forms ')sore It11(
into 14.41 t:':Y bloo
syst_-'.:1 N. ,. _.1 1..` .I3
GuyCo.,(.. tI
}� , rl,eit•
B 1'', el. eeeeltent tea
the 'Weed til t pd eu ,r r
1iac1 r :c1 .:,sty r :(,
titer. t:it1 tee meter
mad til• . • well that
twon •t'• nett f a•r„
my .W to 1.•j ir..:..tie."
pure
•.
ripure the whole
[rrul)ted with its
the whole
inters trans-
:, atery blood
and builds up
',not l irk in the
1^ 1 sea.
i,fiten iii Mills,
'1 have found
ode for g
(. ,til
3 purifying
.1
I
T
:ek l4rrria•'lu. I
es, lint Hone of
T. ii.13.15. has
feel like a new
ut1y recouimend-
fere's people Jfree from paint and ,oche
Dyspepsia', direful ills.
it is because they always take
Iletaliar3LIVer PRISM
'these little pills work while you steep,
lirithout a gripe or pain, curing biliousness,
tetes1ipatiou, dyspepsia end sick headache,
and making you feel better 1n the morning,
DR. WOOD'S sae hesthelan s
NORWAY PINE and cures the 111"f°' uli
SYRUP, worst kinds of rsanatara
,roti •haandtolds. Gt
That the catty in which the Powe I.fs
been fed has an undoubted intineuce en
the mortality of young pigs cannot be
questioned. With 1:Qw e that are soon
to farrow that part of the vvorir eauniot
now be tnedi#ie i. Boat it is• equally trite
• that sows to Come in the near fixture
will rear more pigs when given close at.
tendon than whet* not tune cared foil'.
Itheiy yuunh pi;; lust weans just set
111lltla profit slat out of ZRittlrns. Is t very
one who has a brood sow theta will far.
root' soon, says. A tunieun Swineherd,
will give her car chin attention, the time
so spent will laltqut•t;t1ullably bring in ii
XVII rettlrll. I'll:: tliu sow ill Ilio place`
where size is le bring fordo her young
st,•veral days 1Jefurtt sett is due to furrow.
t rfve 11en` C. to t.;t•t1 iii tulles It'ith her
sur'roundiingi, tette q it that cold drafts
eti:tuut rsaat.a her or 2.xer youug. Have
the litter t117, soutane ant nos over-
atltlli(latut, (bre4 1e -oft*,foo.i t::at tt'i:l
krtslt the (lige:gum. 1 On taking every
Intim, tO ttrOit't inilisti;
t twit :.curet, try to l,e
grudge poet ea ti milli
t sive a litter Or eves
it is nttessary to ki.
Wiwi. \Viten. She
en lstl:t.d. .1.10 ltct
'8 i'.t L in order to
Tart of it litter. If
1 V 44 tilts for a
part of a• night,eee tv e t that the body is
well eared for, elle$. one has ro speud
a hart oil: a cold night au outbuilding,
the dtuy of guureeitet .against tend is of
g1'uttt moment. P t'uf of nourishment
am: tt vvurut dr.lilt is 1 1 do good service
ill this nue. Let,rfere but little with
sow lir young it ell es .':t well, but if the
ftirratvlug S *48OZI sh 11141 prove unduly
colli, plot the youzig e1 IL basket, 3111ctid
with old garments au covered with the
same, and take them x0 a waren place.
Every pig saved. at tb.inrrawiug season
means several dollursri the tall.
Dr. A•greler'tiCu afor elm isfeari
acts directly and qui kly, stimulates the
heart's rt action, stops smstaa t
ePaIn,
dispels
t
s
all signs of weakness, fluttering, sinking,
smothering, or palpitat n. This wonderful
cure is the sturdy sh which carries the
heart -sick patient into be haven of radiant
and perfect health. Giv( s relief in most acute
forms of heart disease inti 30 minutes.-er
et 11 by A. L. Hernilto
spots on lolly Midis.
Y oa will continue tjo haviz white spots
off your nails as lottg es you employ
your penknife as a'ui nicureinstrument.
When you trim your .tails with a knife,
yon . bruise. them, ' tied. of course you
make the edges nnev n. You should
always file your nails You think it re-
quires too much tiff , but this objee-
tiou will be seen to bti absurd when you
consider that two nni4utes a day will be
long enough to permit you to shape the
edges. The scraping lief the underside of
the nail in order to mike it clean rough-
ens it. This makes t , white rims that
extend a little besoucl the finger tips a
good receptacle for dust, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean. You should al-
ways have a blunt ie. rumeus for clean-
ing the nails. .A. lest of orange wood
whittled to a point zu Iles a good iustru-
meztt. The nail bra 1 is a necessity to
every man who desire a well kept hand,
It must be used careft ly. so as not to
abrade the delicate -kin around the
nails. This little rim Retold be loosened
every morning when e hand are damp
after a thorough wa hing. A little
ivory or silver instru a:it shots/ti be run
around each nail. . e buffer for high
polishing is nut so po ar cos formerly,
it is not goocl form t have your nails
with a dazzling brillia cy. They should
look healthy and wellcared for -that is
all.
halt nod stn les.
T)ottbtless the 1t,niet'y or gapes which
is recommended. by our nrrespondeut is
beneficial, but our rand rs when, using
it must remember tha an excessive
quantity of salt will hill will old fowls.
Do•not throw it on the rcound. If you
use it, limit the gtiantit, says Poultry.
Keeper.
"While on my' way to`, Union Mills I
stopped along the way ,to talk with a
lady about P. K., and s e gave isle a
remedy for gapes. She t led it and also
arcocker
p at Door Yii ge, the latter
having lost about leo el cks, and aftei
treatment the death reit stopped. Ho
fed salt --just threw it n the graded
and Iet thein pier it (, this lady in-
formed me).
n-forniedlne). Since the I've lost one,
and atiother one had it: I just took a
pinch of salt between th mb and finger,
open the chick's month, ut in the salt
and then held the chick' head in drink-
ing water, so as to wash he salt dor-n.
and in five minutes the hick was pick-
ing something to eat et 1 has been all
right since. Now, if the above is
w.)rthy of publication, nst publish it
for the benefit of P, X. treaders.' _C. G.
C noon,
/telling Pi
Mr. 0. P. St. :Tan, D,
or of Steamboats, 246 e
onto, weites:-"I stiflerj
With itching 'filets kf
remedies I:1 vein, I; 148
Cliaitb'l:Oilitnient rind i
me." More x'eopin hey
piles by using. Dr. 01
than by all other treats
It never fails to cure Ilio
h's•
minionInspect.
late street, 'I'or-
e(I for /line Vara
r trying Many
n» to use 1Jr.
uentirely cored
been Cured of
se's Ointment
*015 combined.
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CAS
11E \ r1XGJtAM TIMES. OCTOBER 241,,, i!011
The mail it rot en -cording to (tdjonrn-
.t, ut inn the t•ailneil room on l)ot, 1:ith,
noel. ;fS4•n+i;ers all present; the Reeve
as ua .'hair, 1S7•inlltes of last meeting;
niton toff, passed. A communication
from Mz. Jarazetl Crnil;sltazll;; claiming
damages for broken vel;ittlo Was received..
C):1 luuti:)n of Code nod Cardiff said
dl4141) was hilts over for future coilsidern-
tfoii.
;Ulf llloliuu of Jacicsou and Cole, tfr.
Shaw eras instructed to have at lots 20
mei 21 on sire tau,. line put in. a proper
state of repair,
uit motion of Cardiff aril Shaw, the
2.t., t.v • was instructedto have the bridge
over Illi+ i,7araiss gree put 'til li proptsr
511(1)0 oL'tepnir.
0 i 1lt141)10n of Carl iif and Code, the
:Reeve, C;aua illor She, w and 71r. W. J.
Johnston were appointed final inspectors
oil t:le (x'e i:nita clrttiu
O.1 lllutiol1 of Carditt and Jackson, sine
Lone W41)$ instructed to interview* sill
parties eorinectod with:the. G.trniss drain
re. ±nihil statement, '
On motion of Shaw auc1 Code, tine col-
l.ectol's bond as retzd was accepted as sat-
isfectury,
,`✓have•-Jackseu -- The allowing e.c
counts were ordered to be aid, viz;-
John Walker, li window!`hades, $5.00;
Ruben Yonhill, gravelling, $20 74; J'as
Shurrie, inspecting work, $2.0J; Walter
Youhlil, ;ravel, 50 oeuts; Mr. Mason,
demises climb, $1.00;
gleaning ditch, $18.55;
digging ditch, $30.00;
$2.00; llzunicipal Wor
$2.00; H. Fear, grave'
828.18; John Hopper,
George Hansa, iosp
Proctor, gravel, 88.00
pairing approach to
rtilur Cantleton,.
Geo. Redman,
Beam, ditoh,
d, blannr forms,
and gravelling,
raveliiug, $21.40;
cting. 81.25; A.
D. Campbell, re.
fridge, $1.50; E,
Iaggritt, award drain, on south bound-
ary, $20.40; R. Coe terline, repairing
-
culvert, ,
�a�.00; Arth r Wyatt, gravel,
75o; Albert Hughes, gravel, $1,00; R.
Skelton, gravel, $3.75 Selectors of Jur-
ors, each, $4.00; A. ,Brydges, digging
ditch and cleaning ulvert, $3,00; P.
Cautietcn, digging d ch, $13,00; John
Hopper, repairing c vert, $3.00; John
Barr, gravel, $4.00; J. Smith,
$5.00; George Hendrson, gravel, 70c;•
John Ring, gravel, $ 12; B. C. Stokes,
gravel, $6,00; Alcock ;i ad Pollard, work
on Garniss drain, $2
On motion of Car and Jackson the
bouucil then adjoin' •d to meet again
on the l0, th Novembe nest.
. CLARK, Clerk,
Every Stove,
tat Efurts
When you have • rhe matism, Musoles
feel stiff and sore an.' joints are painful.
It does not pay to su : er long from this
disease when it may 1 • oared so prompt-
ly and perfectly by . od's Sarsaparilla.
This medicine goes ight to the spot,
neutralizes the aeidi y of the blood,
which causes rheutna ism, and puts an
end to the pain and st ffness.
Bilicusncs5 is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c,,'
Learning td Milk.
When a stranger be ' s to milk a cow,
it Usually- results in ome decrease of
•
milk production, thou 1 he may be a
good milker, says the stow Cultivator.
The better the cow the ore likely she
is to bo of a nervous .mperatneut aad
tile more she is apt to e effected by a
change in handling, ins ing or surrouud-
iu_s. 1r the new milk lacks experience
it usually results ill a =anent shrink-
age of the milk yield and early dying off
of the cow. But it is necessary tliat the
boys should learn to milk if they are to
remain ou the farm,`s lid therefore they
should be set to lean upon such cows as
t'<i:1 natural`y dry oisoon. Do act give
theta heifers with their first calf, as the
heifer should be kep in milk as long as
possible to get her in the habit of giving
milk n 10 or
11 monthsan a year. Do not
give them bard millers or kickers, or
the uneasy ones which never stand still.
That is too much likeggivieg thein dull
hoes or other tools tog work with, that
no man would consider fit to use for a
day's work. It is cal illieted to disgust
them with the busine § and drive them
to seek other occupati zts its soon as they
aro at liberty to leaveAllome, 'When it
is not practicable to .fve them such a
oovv, allow them to paktly milk her and
then let some experien' cd milker 'finish
the job, evho will be s e to obtain. the
Iast drop, .
Bowel% of Worms.
Don't let worms gnaw at the vitals of
your children. Give them Dr, Low's
Pleasant Worn, Sprnp and they'll soon
be rid of these parasites. Price 25o, .
hint] to Attar,.
Stratford. Oat. 20.-A fatal guts ac-
cident happened in the Gore of Downie,
Thursday, William Waiter Ballantyne,
20 years of ego, the only son of a widow-
ed mother, being the victim. Ballan-
tyne has r'eturtlelt from a shooting ex -
edition anti 1 w as placing his gun in the
hall, when the trigger ettegh11 and the
contents' of the gau entered his thigh,
severing an artery, and he bled to death
before medical assistance could be oh.
twined.
new, Aft0. 'chart P'lsotolioaina,
tet (Ogee .t Yfgiiah Mtn*.$old and reeotntnended by all
druggists in Oidiadf. OlilY reli-
able medicine diecovered. ,9L
Naves Olos'astteert to cure all
forrag4 Sexukl Wtie nese, tr•11 affeete of abuse
er elt8.es. , Meiitat nanny, ]sxeessitre tee of To-
baace, Opium er Sthtie,lants, Mailed on .teelet,
of price, one paterege $1, sit. t5. Clio trlittpolcaac,,
Kt Wit cure; "Parripnirte free Id env' address,
Tim Wood Company, Wind/040a.
rot giants nil Oil re1.
'C'oo'rs iehoqphiclinc is sold In win$hntn 1i '
Colin A. Cntpli(it, A. A. llorrodr, .7. 14. Davis,
A. L. Enrultton, T3rugs;ists.
A. 41004` i.tbi141 y.
A trooper of the Dublin Hunt coating,
out of the Iwperial Ycontnnvy, who was
taken prisoner within any others et Lind-
ley,, writes a letter fr;:eu Nooitl;edaell 4,
`hien WINS recently pnblisheci in a, Dub.
lin newspaper. Re writes:--.''W,oll,la ere
I ant in a. eautifall barbell wire 'cage'
with time 1,000 other nufarttilnates.
Oar clothing is pictures'1ue in the es-
trento, A elan with a seat ion his pants
is as rare as a Jubilee sive:110e,and when
mot with is treated with the greatest
deference, Our house is a little sty a-
bout two fent high, lnacle of used and
roofed with a raggt d ' 1anket. Liter.
attire has its votaries, here is a line
circulating library, col :Wine of two
copies of the 1 alf-Penney Conlin, a year
old; three pages from al equally anti -
quitted number of Ske'teh, aucl three
pamphlets about Dr, Willie1us' Pink
Bills for Pale People, paftiy printed in
English and partly in Dutch. The fact
that these Well-thuua.becl autpitlets bear
the appearance of having. eels read and
re -read, makes me think Brother Boer
knows a good tiling whoa he sees it, and
titre axe a lot of us who would feel all
the better if we had s01ne of oho pills in-
stead of the pill liter, tire, Ilowvever
we keep the 'library' in kirmilation, and
like Mark Tapley, eude;vor to take as
much enjoyment out of ko situation as
we can•"
ohi1dren
y for
Oreluard and G rdun.
Thick skinned fruits no the best keep-
ers.
The quince is a great feeder and re-
quires good cultivation.
One of the best fertil" ere for straw-
berries is well rotted sta le manure.
Of
all f
...rel s
t chert '
1s least 6
test tr u i
y' 9 e
b
to grow. About all it seeds is to be
planted and let alone.
Rich soil is rather mor necessary for
the quince than tie apple, but the quince
is more subject to blight, although in
localities the fruit is profitable to grow.
In evaporating apples it is calculated
that one barrel of •greele apples will pro-
duce about 15 pounds o evaporated fruit
and that one pound of Mese is equal to
half a peck of the fruit t efore it is pared
or sliced.
'''''In planting grapevine, dig deep, but
plant shallow. Unless the soil is a heavy
clay, plant is the fall. Use only well
rotted manure, as fresh i Harare excites
growth, and luxuriant git'tOwth does not
always insure fruit. A v ue notjpruned
is always in a snarl. -St. t,Louis Repub-
lic.
A Good Pian,
A farmer in a neighboring county says
he has adopted a plan of advertising in
his home papers which has saved him
much valuable time and brough t hand-
some returns for the'I money invested.
He says "When Ism. ready to sell I
insert a little fldvertise'>tieut in the local
papers, telling what 1 liars to sell, and
if live stock, how massy head of each
and when they will it i ready.to ship,
and the result has been, that the buyers
are right after me, eith4r personally or
by mail, and naturally :always get the
highest market. If I vant to buy a
horse, a steer, a cow or tis dozen of each,
I insert a little advertiseiiiltient that costs
maybe 50c. and instea of travelling
over the country inquiri g of my neigh-
bors who has this or ths. for sale, the
home newspaper does it or me at less
expense and those wh have what I
want manage to let. me know in some
way.'/
CC. f'<.'W. CNA
CATARRH CORE • ••25CI
is sent direst to thedillseased
parts by the mproved Blower.
Heals the u ors, clears the air
passages, sto l a droppings In the
throat and permanently cures
Catarrh and Hay Paver, Mower
free. Ml dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.
Aphorisms.
Guist has very quick ears to an accusa-
tion. -Fielding.
Talebearers are juste as bad as the
taletnakers.---Sherdan.
Home in one form or other is the
great object of 'fie. --J. . Holland.
He will never have true friends who
is afraid of making oneles.--Hazlitt.
WO Want no time bot diligence, for
great performances. --S muei Johnston,
.Any hind that is cap ble oP real sor-
row is capable of real good. -Mrs.
Stowe.
The fortune which lir ody sees anakke
EL man happy and anal ed.-Baeon.
Happiness does awaywith ugliness
and evenmakes the bean$ of beauty.-
Atmel. ,
Never be afraid of wilt is good. The
good is always the roadta what is true.
-Ilamerton,
We hear the rain *Ilk but not the
snow. Litter grief is Riad, calla grief is
silent. -Auerbach.
Itis wonderful what ; ;strength of pur-
pose and boldness and energy* of will are
roused by the assurane+t that we are do-
ing our daty..-Seott, 11
Platterets are but 'the shadows of
princes' bodies, The lend thiel; 'cloud'
makes tient int'isible,•��r'4�bhtl Webster,
'1 ere is no tetnombrdnce which time
death does not tornnirt4te.--iiarven-
tea.
w4 c`_ fir+
.+
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Castoria is for Infants and Children, Caston, is s,
harmless substitute for eastor On, Paregoric, Drop,
thiel Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
11Tori,'hine nor other Narcotic substance, It is Pleasant,
Its guarantee is tltxty years' use by Millions of
lXotl,lers. Castor's, destroys N'irorn1S and allays Xoevelrisb,-
rless, Castoria cures Diarzhceaand Wind Colic, Castoria
relieves Teething Trolnilles, cures Coanstilration and
7F l ztnlene;,', Castoria assinellates the Food, regulates
the ataneaels and. i OW:1laf of ufallts 1)111(.. Children, giving
healthy and zlattlr l sloep. Cantorf t is tlto Children',.
Panacea -The Mother's r •iaxrtcl. ,
Castoria,
"Castorlu is au excellent medicine fur
children. Mothers have repeatedly told Ise
of its good effect upon their children."
Da. ri, C. Qs000p, Lowell, llfc;ss,
Castorltt Is to well ,.t.uptt•I t•1 c.l:itlrett
that I recounnend it tie suucti..r to any pre-
scriptlon known to me."
II. 41..AIt4IIOu, ill. D. rrcaklyx, .k; Y
THE FACS M1L E SIGNATURP . OF
Alp
APPEARS ON 1-7, F,T' r t,T rRoA PrR.
THC .tr rn.,P .R-IAr l,v r muni av 5'l' nr VI" v0R Or'?
IWEAK!
y�E�CDISE St
Thousands of Young and Middle Aged Nen aro annually swept to a premature• grave
t%rough early i discretion and later excesses. Se f abuse and Constitutional Blood
Diseases h'.vo ru nett and wrecked the life of many a promising young man. Have you
nnyof the fello inor Symiptoms: Nervous and Despondent; Tired in Morning; o Arabi -
tion. Memory 1 r; .badly 1utiguel Excitable and Irritable: Eyes Blur, -Wimples on
L the'rdce; lireun and Drains at Night; Restless; haggard Looking; Blotches; Sore
'1•a-o•tt; flair Lo e; Pains in Body; Sunken Eyes; Lifeless; Distrustful and Lack of
E.ter y and yore it. Our 24w Method Trealmeni will build you up mentally, phyeioally
an t semntly.
(h PrttJ on >SVehaatit DR& KENNEDY
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At II years of age I learned a bad habit which almost reined
me. I became nervoes and weak. My back troubled me. I could
• stand no exertion. Head and eyes became dull, Dreams and
• drains at night weakened me. I tried seven Medical Firms, Elea-
• tric Belts, Patent Medicines and Family Doctors. They gave me
, -+,. no help. A. friend advised me to try 1hs. Kennedy & Kergan, They
?t sent me ono month', treatment and it cured mo. I could feel
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ry ,) myself raining every Clay, Their New ,l[ellaorE Treatment ,urea whenL. 1ti i Int t 141,' all else fate." They have cured many of my frienuralds,"
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: i 1) , i "Some 8 gears ago z contractor'a serious constitutional blood
dal �t isearo. I went to Hot Springs to treat for syphilis. Mcrct:ry almost
Ir illi tilled me. After a while the symptoms again appeared. Throat
became sore, pains in limbs, pimpioa on face, blotches, eros red,
loss of hair, glands enlarged, etc. A medical friend advised Drs.
Kennedy& Kergan's New Method Treatment. It cured' me, and I have
had no unit -Mame for Eve years. I Ian married and happy. Aa a
doctor, I heartily rocomond it to all who have this terrible disease -
syphilis." It will eradicate the poison from the blood."
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Capt Tti'rrr+ond,
15 YEARS IN DETROIT. i50,OOO CURED.
"I nm 83 years of age, and married. When young 1 ied a
gay life. Early indiscretions and later excesses made trouble
ifor me. I became vvoak and nervous.. My kidneys became
affected and I feared Bright's disease. Siarri»d 1if • was nnsatis-
.. g factory and my home unhappy. I tried everything -all failed till
' I took treatment from .Urs. Kennedy and Keegan. Their New
Method built me up mentally, physically aad esXuaity. I feni
and netlike a man in every respect. Try them."
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ethod ! i'e8�`11kE"i!'� It strengthens 4110 bo:ly, °etopsalt
drains and losses, l uri5es the blood, clears the brain, builds up the nervous and sexual
systems and restor�s lost vitality tothe body.
we Cuarautie to Cure Nerr,rous nebtlity, Falling Int uhoc- ,
$ypiiille,vrisricoeele, 4trlctnitre, G`Ieet, VII tt.sturat 0 Iscuargee,
Weak Palls anti all 1 1C1uey. and Madder a., ieeases.
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