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t i 'It l , t i :'lit it' \:'+. t 11 MIA I:1t* t+l k31y
„,xa\;' t 1 t r, I 't:1e r 1r'.. failed, Dr.
in ie s. e tato .t e rep c'tuttlldc•tele3
entee. nes
en.
St.
St.',i Mese's Ste:tate—silt iiie sermon nn
+4"tuulay restentttg the Lev, Me. Iit•,Itlt r
eon ren11r1S '.1 that the + \Ct' . t6 t;othi
many i stat tl :I; t* 1,1 1 n ` wilt: ,„ ';li: 11
to'.f:rrl the s rttt Wien -tints k:t+no t,t-
trrx:tti, t tt17 t„• : hoses,. line the
hour's 1 , , asees eratstiealiy tell:l ed by
the ti;.neet +rr tnt,:c:„.cd v1'ilatn:::•tti,•llt;
iu tr..‘ t..1,,s:.6: , :Levh,!='tit,: Mit went -are ie
afile: i t's patient wiva's and. lovi '
tt
mothees It'uw ettly taro well. it e
child:te , gr etc tip ilt:o men anisl women
they wiii :in'.tnteeta 4.1 g t.ekt:Nis situ
their ltdeure aleteaste, q -t.' -'e it no` t••'i':.
fort' \141.1 that tetanus :dwell t7;;” t
the helm! as attr erirtl a' peestltle i
them new. .I `., . t smile roam au tie•
insese tt n x'.,', l tr 'e van have it i.;4)t.
'tulle a id even Whit: oetiAs. whitens 1_e-
ing setuane led at. st there Lie a alma
t
wlwhere»t Mare t". t`:nt play at lkl:t,i• ' , 12•:t" e'n
l ling t 't l i j k. t:m i' , drtie el tt
Srithour tt, r:t a �'+1 alt tri In h, t w
boots 1.ae,, kart t't teark.s at rik-ktse Bet-
ter marks o.t. t.t.' ,:xr.o tri; 'k sorrow in.
the hE'atrt. t;.b: n;i:titu':t tt:Ul 1 tk);S and
papas ;`or he children's le::enres. Eu-
cotu<'ng.' tis::;t t k br 11.j C:1.:'C friends it:
for tri•. est .., r:. They will not always
be obi"drtau. I: F:m„ re is anything the
wayfarer t Ae, r, i' is a hottstl were the
best ftuni.t,:ci:t w::atj:p..ii ati swaddling,
clothes and. wl era the parlor is only
opened for 1:ct:r!:11 ser. itk,.,airs or state
visits, L t e\; ry rooms in t'.o house be
a "living roe:ai, ;711 ::t, . This is a
fruitful sc:.rje:.r end will r,:.wru to it
ag, Ttn.
1t.Scott, of Mt l,''u, cSt lk':li nparlett
tt rte ,;?:?'.Tall store to +I. i 'ktktlw.,
?:act's, ftlntketlt° of Clinton and
t:OW of O atrla=l'i:t, Nem, was rt't'etktiy
tarried to Itliss M. 13. tenby, of that
;lase.
Wee t tl:ttu , -1, of Morrie, hats dispos-
e; t 1' is lits 1t' fere to John Mc-
Call, et 1:,r1, n.1tl, for the suet of five
cer A lel dollare.
h:1-tn'sf;:4ttPowders Ono. Ar Celia
iliac skit :a;:elr-e'u•a;ee,tt!t highly respect-
•
ettr,:'.nofIateknowteliedon'i.'tlestdny
u:.usi. tit c't'k. Decease had reached the
ripe nem of tti':: years.
Cep;•. ,t_ tretttllt leas purchased the
! `were hetes and also it lot, at tint nn
_ levee anis a halt, known s the old Stitt
i ate. +'ry pee e ty in Br:
J011 II Weal?, of l:zc
• -Last's'. Wet M:trsitail's'. Joseph: Rntiellge, nk st highly re -
j .t,t .,5, you. 9, :.l.orei5, specter? resident of tit Matron road died
, :e :;t.r,00.) red he get f ou Snudttr, O t. )Jst after tu' illness of
rood has pltr-
100 n' re farm,
he price paid.
p `session iu
' At. the residtelll; e ut lfobtu't Dixon,. Ns(
Ilion-le/es, on 1Vetltkes.l:ly, Oct. 17t1k, ids
}daughter, Meet i nuia l\1 y Dixon wait
zikttrrfet. to D,ir. \Yak, J lithmom , of
tClwhit. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. E. Marshall, if Clifford,
I There were about 101 guests'
wile 'Nero treated to a grand supper.
IThe beide received many beautiful pees -
eats.
1 St, Jatn' s' ebnroh, Seatorth, rat as
early hour on Tuesday, O. t 2i, St Was the
!Rene of a very kkl t'1'E'ti:iil{; e'eut,
3 iI tvItiele one of ctratt ere meet popular
mut rrtlnkieiner you Ineta. played an
i:ltll'l' tent realer. The twat -ion an the
1 iese sate o.' ASis:t Jet do McDonald, of
E:Se:forth, only (laugh r c: the late Chas
, e:Sonalcl et Irtr. Jtl res r.C. lrurl;:e, of
Snen feed.
Children
CAS
y or
,l.,rrt...
Mrs. &ones Parr, of 4 trey township
1:011 on Sash -lay, (Seto er 20th. Mrs.
lI.'.:rr ,t t,. Only i:z her 11:I year andtkluch.
sympathy is e;.'te:ided fol the bereaved
1
-'1 ,7
\'1 i :•r•'r and Stomach Trouble's cured
y :1 1:o 's Granules. .t .t Colin A,
" a1" ” 'sof'
{ ' .:rt•,tr -;:'s.
J 4 S dr. S }
• �. , i Rl. �.4epltall, OL Listowel 11tLS
looms :eli ting front 1e stroke of paralysis
' -ire•e the eteuing of Thanksgiving clay.
One ;title is completely .paralyzed, and
see is unable to speak.
:11 Ctletou, ou Saturdt
pa,seat quietly away to 1
person of Mrs.:aoderiek
earliest settlers of the tow
,,
ley at the ripe ace of 7t, ye
• The resilence of Dr, M
L teknow, was the scene of
t `-t: ii yj •1 .6. event on Wednesday, Oct
his daughter Alice, was mai
mage to Mr. Douglas Bauch
[e I- 15 5 1 •3 11ziE lk.
�V,t �.i James McCoy, a resident f Luoltnow
for nearly thirty years died n Monday,
Qct 22nd, after an illness o nearly two
years from liver trouble Deceasete,
leaves a widow, five so s and two
daughters.
No Worm Medieine acts o nicely as
Miller's Worm Powde'rss uo phy sic
rem -tired. At Colin A, Ctthgbe11's.
Dr. Knetchel, of Winnipt4g, purchased
the 100 acre farm of Geo. ;Tercet, 14th
con. of Grey. The farm w 11 be worked
by Robert Moore, the Dr's‘ brother-in-
r
Nw.d.it il,.,Gr ' t t,^ • s
teas rafrei
'we
r�-L•�•t,.l r
Oct. 20,there
rest in the
ss, meta tike
Ship of Stmt -
s.
Connell, of
very happy
7th, when
d in mar -
sof Detroit
If people would only tre
colds in time with Dr.
Pine Syrup, there would
desolate.
The severest toughs and
slnrl croup, and trio first st
ties yield r*-..,ii.y to tri
-}ren Prig reme,'. v.
Bead what lira Time,
Ont , says: "i can. et e
•settl•A on Iry zh .r;-;, an
Could scarcely speak alba
also had a terrible comet
thought eveuld send re
tried differeut remedies
zee any good until I too
t coughs and
rod s Norway
fewer homes
olds, bronchitis
ges of cousump-
poworful, lung-
rter, Northport,
vere cold, which
lungs, so filet I
ve a whisper. 1
rhich my friends
to me grave. I
Fat all fai ,'d to do
Dr. • stsoort's Nor -
Way Pine fsyr up, and tI a contents of one
bottle completely euro d ~le."
A
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t
gesso
Mr. Stephen We nett, Freeport,
N.S., gives the foil \'iti f experience
with Burdock moo Bitters.
rc
I was very much aria, down in
health and employed our local physi-
cian who attended r`e three months;
finally my leg broke, cut in running
sores with fearful iturt.ing. I had
thirteen running soles at one time
front my knee to the ton of my foot.
All the rlictlicine I ktok asci me no
good, sty I threw itslue and tried
B.I3.L. When one- wit" :he bottle
was gone inote c'
a change for tI tk.i •:.-.,':.„,- 'A ti..i?l
better end 1:, the ;.
time 1 hr tl a ri stied i
two bottles rale kg
was perfectly heal.- ~t_.
ed and my healtl
greatly improved.
A DAUGHTER'S DANGER.
A Chatham Mother 'felts how Her
Daughter, who was Troubled
with Weak Heart Action
and run Down System
was Restored to
Health.
laverymother Cvho has a daughter droop*
ing and fading --pale, weak and listless—
whose health is not what it ought to ho,
should read the following statement made
by Mrs. J. S. Beath, 39 Richmond Street,
n
Chathat t dui::
"Some time ago' got al box of Milburn>d
Heart and Nerve Pills at the Central brute
Store for my daughter, who is now 13
years of age, and had been afflicted with
weak action of the heart for a eonsiderable
length of time.
" These pills have done her a world of
.�g000d, restoring strong, healthy notion of
or heart, improving her general health
and giving her physical strength beyond
our expectations.
"They are a splendid remedy, and to any
ons* sufferingfrom -weakness, or heart and
stews trouble1 cordially recommend
them.''
Milbarnle Heart and Nerve Pills are ]loch.
:
box ar S for $1.24 at all druggists. ,
law. Mr. and Mrs. Forest 'will continue
to occupy the residence.
There passed away on Fa day Oct 19,
at the home of her parent: iii 6th con.
only a. short time, at the age of 70 years
and 0 months.. He cause to this oouutry
about trite;; ear 1$32, setting ou the lest
whittle has ever since been his home. He
was a Mau of sterling character and a
good neighborhood. His wife, one son
and four claugilte s survive, who have
the sympathy of the eutire oomnarulity.
[ If a child eats ravenously, grinds the
I tooth at night and picks its nose, you
! may almost be certain it has worms and
should ndnkiuister withotkt delay Dr,
Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup, this rem-
edy contains its own catlkal'tio:
There passed away, ; t the home of
her sou -in-law, A. Wi on, of Albert St.
north, Clinton, ou Mo chest, Oct. 22nd,
au aged and respected ettler of Hullett,
in the person of Mrs, E ea Wilson, relict
of the late Robert Wils u, (who prede-
ceased her by about 1:3 ears.) Deceas-
ed was until a short titre ago a resident
of Loudesboro. Mrs. Wilson was a
native of Yorkshire, Eur and. A family
of four daughters is lef to znourn the
loss of a loving mother.
Sneeze and 2n1e .
That is what You mus do when you
have c'atarch in the head The way to
cure this disease is to pu sifts the blood
with Hood's Sarsaparill This need -
due soothes and heals 11 inflamed sur-
faces, rebuilds the delio o tissues and
permanently tires cater 11 by expelling
from the blood the s anions .taints
upon which it depends. • e sere to • get
Hood's.
The non -irritating e. hartic—Hood's
Pills.
a:. Bad Xusee Pest.
Oue of the worst peg that the apple
grower has to fight is t erailroadworm,
celled also the pulp worm, and the apple
maggot. The fruit growers of Vermont
Kinloss, Miss Lena , fiftlih daughter of are unanimous in giving this insect the
Mr. and Mrs. Lena Fraser, at the early first rank among their insect enemies.
age of twenty-two year and ten months, It is worse even than the tent cater-
very ranch regretted. by a largo circle of ! pillar. That can be entirely overcome
friends. 3 by spraying, whereas spraying has no
Miller's Compound Iron ills; only- 25 effect on the railroad worm.
cents for 50 doses, At Co A. Camp- p The railroad worm, of apple maggot,
bell's. - kp is the cause of the p y,,punky con -
Alexander McLeod, aged 08 years and dition of the apples as a find them now
5 mouths, died in Wroxetezt ou Tuesday in the stores? fruit and 'n that offered
of last week. Deceased w' a native of for sale. The eggs are j id just under
the Highlands of Scotland. and had re- the skin of the apple by . smallfiy. This
sided in Wroxeter for neat yy forty years, fly begins ber.work in re and keeps it
He leaves behind .a tvidoty, seven son' t t i 11 er so that titers
andfivedaughters.
? in the apples.
Last week the tG0 acres sknow as the ce for sweet
Taylor farm. in Grey was fold to Samuel y ruined the
Burke, of Brussels. There is consider- • ar. Still she
able timber on this plate and it will as well as
mal=e a good dairy or Reeling farm. Mr. s of dollars'
t pelymus
P., s
c a
sum
platy aro worms of all age
She has a strong prefere
apples, and has practie
crop of Tainkans this y
works in all varieties, so
sweet, and causes hundr•4
lass to the fruit grower.
We have consulted the
Vermont experimeut stat
frankly admit that no sal
of dealing with it has b
They say that considerai
accomplished by keeping
in the orchard to piclr up
These windfalls are usual
maggots;, and the hog
out of existence.
Experiments are being
ors places in the United
eventually to know some
way of dealing with the
the present we riust rely
tice of destroying the
Taylor is the postnxast'r at London
Sontdk, Middlesex County
If your stomach is witak it should
have help. Hood's Sarjaparilla gives
strength to the stomach did cures dys-
pepsia end indigestion. '"
On Wednesday of last veek, Mr. Pet-
typiece, of Whitechurch underwent an
operation ^at the Clinton f vital for mal-
union of the knee cap which was fract-
ured about six months ago, The parts
were united together and It will not •be
long before he will be around.
A field of wheat was swami the farm
of Mrs. Thomas French, Logan, in 1899.
When the crop matured in 1900 one ear
produced 2,102 grains ;:of fine wheat.
Mts. French has recently sold avert' fine ! change.
spark of heavy draught llorses to a Strat-
ford mar for the Engliet nenaket; price
about e830.
On Monday, Cot 22nd, Miss Elizabeth
Backer, of Cranbroolt: and Joseph Ryan,
of Walton wereunited in marriage at
the R;. O. church, Brussels. After the
service was concluded the wedding party
returned to the home of the bride's par-
ents and partook of a beautiful repast.
The presents were both Ivalttable and
numerous.
If yott itiati to quit being a weather
prophet, have your• rheumatism cured by
Milburn's Rhennkt'ttic Pills, a guaranteed
remedy for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Nett-
rulgia and Lumbago. ?ripe 50c at all l the small colonial .force ander the coni -
dealers. mated of Colonel Fiore: +,Then we were
On Tuesday of this Wee?? William A. ! turned off here to relieve Colonel Here,
Edward, of the 5th cofteerd$ion of Gado- late of 111afeking fame Clio has been be -
rich township, died from the effects of a E sieged here, by nbont 3,000 Boers with
kick received from a horse; the previous! several guns, the Ilritisix troops being
day. At noon on Monday`Mr. Bdwarcl only 6(:0 and an obsolete 7 -pounder
went into the stable with til pail of water muzzle loader. Col. Bore's force was
for one of his horses, wit the the animal entirely colonial, chiefly Australian and
kicked and struck hien its fthe abdomen. ! they matte a magnificent defence. They
Medical assistance was at:once summon- I made a ?Lager with wagons and biscuit
ea, but the blow proved fatal, Mr, Ed- be:is-s, and dug theinsOves trenches, all
ward passing away on Tttesdayr evening. tinder a fearful fare, and there they hold
The deceased was highly respected in the i out on it perfectly bare hill, commanded
colnmuzaity, and his sad taking away is! front all points. The first day more
the cause of deep regret. ; than LOCO shells were fired into them,
lanthorities at
re, and they
Estactory way
en discovered.
e good can be
doge or sheep
the windfalls,
ty frail of apple
digest them
ado at vari-
tales, we hope
more effective
est. But for
ion the prac-
windfa11.—Ex-
a.
Heart relief to half ah
A lady in New York State, writing of her
Cute by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heart,
says :" T feel like one brought back from
the dead, so great was my suffering from
heart trouble and so almost miraculous my
reeover yy through the he agency of flus power -
int treatnteut. 1 Owe any life to it." ----19
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
'rite Gallant ACstraitans.
A correspondent semis the following
extract from a private letter, dated
Elands River carne, August 18, with res
ference to the gallant defence made by
When RhourtnAtistrt doubters a
MAP up physician and sufferer alike
lose heart and often ilespairof a cure, but
here's the exception; Wm. Pegg, of Nor-
wood, Ont., says: 41 I. was nearly doubled
up with rheumatism. I got three bottles et
Sontlt American ltheurnattu Cure and they
cured rake. it's ihetteic;£est acting medicine
I ever saw,"~... -s$.
bold by A. II, I:att'ittt;at.
:,orate men who tvez'e also itt Mafekiu;,
my that the first two dap; how levee
worsts than anytlking there. The horse
and ox lines are a svc'1' ferful and hor-
rible sight, All the etlste ore lyints
(lend in rows just as they were pie,teeed,
all kill by shell, chiefly otn-Porth. Tht.
hoopital shelter is riddles withshrapnel
and rifle bullets, and one lay whoa the
E1oct lr was amputating ats arta, tile cor-
poral, who was s helping hila, had Itis
jaw shattered by a piece r f shell, Alto-
gether, this is. about the moist brilliant
defence of the war, TI were very
glace to see ne, I can toll tn; they lost
fifteen killed and about fi'ty wounded.
Thu Beers were under Del rey and were
very keen to get the largo commissariat
stores these people were guarding; a
fearful sell for them, as they have ex-
pnurleti 50 tench annunukition, of which
they are short,"
?t
Eyes mutt ;Vose Iran Water.—
C. G. Archer, of Brewer Maine, says: " I
have had Catarrh for sev ral years. Water
would run from my eyes nd nose for days
at a time. About four m laths ago I was in-
duced to try Dr. Agnew's : - atarrhal Powder,
and since using the wo derful remedy 1
have not had an attack. It relieves in ten
minutes." So cents.--ry
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
The ()Amen as She Now.
Rumors are cokltinuou in circula-
tion regarding the health Queen Vic-
toria, and every now and t en the most
alarming reports appear from • some
source or other. In view o ' these con-
flicting accounts it is inter ting to read
from M. A. P. that:
Her Majesty was neverivall her life
better in body and mind tiian she is at
the present moment. Tier powers of
waIlting have, it is true, in 4 great meas-
ure failed, but otherwise sit is as strong
Its ever she was. The rep is with re-
gard to the state of her yesight are
much exaggerated: At he ago it is im-
possible to expect that her eyes will be
as strong as when she -as a young
woknami; but the fact rentgins that she
cannot do a groat deal of ivritiug nor of
reading. But uo compiicttted operation
is necessary or thought of4andeven now
the Queen writes most o4 her private
and family letters with hdr own hand.
The most remarkable thing about Her
Majesty is the wonderful nnanner in
which she has preserved the full fresh-
ness and readiness cif her ruind and
memory. Her intellect is undoubtedly
as clear and strong, and ler memory is
as retentive as it was f1 tys years ago.
Sometimes 'she , astonis es even those
who know her well by ie minuteness
of her knowledge with r gard to any in-
dividuality prominent any depart-
ment of national life, it what is even
more remarkable in her 7ajesty's close
acquaintance with tike mvements of the
modern world outside those favored
classes. S he watches, f 'r the instance,
with great interest ever new departure
either in Iiterattire or jo ualism. Men-
tion
to her any man or Sv man of letters
and she will iminediatel prove to you
that she knows a great ' deal not only
about'their works and ' ndencies, but
about themselves parson y; their ohar-
atter, adventures personalities. There
are some people who picture her Majesty
living in seclusion and isolation, of spirit
as well as of existence, and either ignor-
ant of all that goes on outside certain
small circles or indifferent to them. This
is to entirely mistake her character and
her conception of her duties. She thinks
herself bound to be keenly alive to every-
thing that goes on; to move with as well
as to watch the tinges
she never thinks
allowing her Intact to rest ox; grow
narrow or intolerant car unwilling to ac-
cept new ideas. In f t in the highest
sense of both, terms, t�e Queen is a new
woman as well as an ld woman,
CR. A. W. CHASE'SH
CATARRH CURE .I. & C.
1.5 Sent direct to theedisessed
parts by thh tntproved Blower.
heals the ulcers, clears the air
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and permanently cures
Catarrh an Hay Fevers Blower
free. Alt dealers or Dr, A, W, Chose
Medicine Co.. Bente and Buffalo.
The Listowel 13usitiess College and
Shorthand Institute opeticd its fall 'terra
With good success, bavkflg received ap-
plications from five ex -pupils of the
Central Business College, Stratford, for
the purpose of perfecting' their studies in
Shorthand. This certf,i'ti1y speaks well
for the oaaracter and superiority of the
instructton impacted a.4 the Listowel
Shorthand Institute. Ror illustrated
catalogue, terns, etc., I
apply to O. L.
Ilartt Listowel.
sere' mer, 'Good's Zion laoaifto,
The Great Etlptish Remedy,
Sold and reeommefided by all
druggtsta lit Canada. Only reit.
Ibte medicine discovered. ,SJx
pekoe* ptatOtaterd ter etre all
formaof Sexeal Wellkftess, all teases of abhao
Or ereosd, Mental Worry, Ezeeastyn ues of To
baceo, Opiuni or Stimulants. Mailed on .eeeipt
of price, one paskstEai1,six, t5. One tont_»kat
tilt tofu cure:. Pamphlets free to SAY address.
The Mead Otilnk 4023ff Windsor, Ont.
iV'ocxl'e I'ltoa htdirto lir aotd in \vinR horn by
(lalin A., Cnnipbir'tl, A. A. bloater*, J, !t, nnatn,
11. L,1 amiltoit, Drugghlts.
LN.>' i ie's:eiesuatele'Jk'X.:rillii,:M" s -344'44+',+•e ►►,'tf[ ,
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Castoria is for I1ttitnkts and Children. Castoria is a
harmless substitute fon. Onstor Dil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups., It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers, Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish..
tress, Castorita, cures Diaxrrhha✓n, and. Castorin,
Teething Troubles,
x clieTE)s ,1"r4ettx.Rk;� e•zres Constipation and
Flutulcxtey, C,ustorin, assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and, 7i;ozvels of'Infants and Children, giving.'
healthy and nkatnrid sleep, Castoria is the Children's
lPanacca--The Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
or its good effect upon their children."
Da, C. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, ,If'ist.
V41415tor,La .
"Castello. Is r o well ac:npletz to children
that I reconuneud it as superior to airy pre.
scription lcuowu to ate."
II. A. A,ncitan, M. D. Broot:lyrn, ll. X
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE' OF
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2505000 CURED IN 20 YEARS.
'CURE;' GGUARAtilTE�EO±±®ppR NO PAYa
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PARTS, LOST MANHOOD, IMPOTEN-
CV, NERVOUS DEBILITY, UNNAT-
URAL D1SCr1ARGES,oETC.
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The New ilethoti Treatment is the
Greatest Discovery of the Age
FOR CURING THESE DISEASES
Thr i,at'da 'of F'ntng and middle aged anon aro annually swept to a premature
3 rravo through It A...!1.11 1vt►ISCRETdeNS. EXCiISSOS, AND BLOOD DISEASES'. It
ou Etas i rt,y of i:.ti,rol:owjnia symptoms consult us before it is too late. Are You per-
,- rout ;.eta week, dvspcndont and gloomy. spooks before trio oyes with dark cirolos under ktheta, e,o-t+; lut^,k, Lid:,nys irritable, palpitation or the heart, bashful, dreams and
losses, n"diment in urine, pimples on tho rare, ores sunken, Iloltow checks, careworn
,F osis(: -inn, i .r17moh1nrr, ltr.siess, distrustrut, 'auk energy anti strength, tired, morn-
- nes. T•'.- 1l,'t.., 11 I:11 1;41 el:an,naldo moods, wor..k manhood, stunted organs: and mama-
, taro ties...,. inn.' froths, hatrloose, sore throat ere.
1 you !HAVE SEMINAL. WEIK`MFS'S f
t i.i'i ; NEW ,1. Trtot) Tt6t'IATttiEi 1T alone can
tom you. crdut Ito a man of you. Soder its hula -
001.0 Om brain bou0mtts active, the blood purified
re that all 1 ii lrleq blotches and ulcers disappear;
'{ the do -es i1 call strong as steel. a0 that nervous-
;: i rtti i t,O.,lt r lis u c cod rt sl:nndrncv disappear;
it,::?:h,r. ,r.t •' , 1ht, the hi •n full rad clear.
I , •t, ., . AA! - ,n •t l:T.l,at:, n,t, l lir• moral. physical
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' wi t './mi t'--'ino 1'nittrf1 and manly. You
, ' .t .,.it a mart +tntl Itnou• marrt ipo cannot be
i ` -:orfs 4,.,0 in IV t,Cit 1 ll" a;lrctol to consult lis
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1 S•Y:'illi, y is the meet prevalent and most serious
3:_U.)tt tll-r t-.,•. It 1p- the very lits, blood or 111e ,a ". '"ti .4
, 1 vtoti.^,1 and 1,1,1^QisOnr ttlycraratA tedfrom thosys-
,, 'nrtwill rt::.;.tLila o." rkiltg. .tlewaro of Mercury. n ultra 1,M m..00nDxstAII&7,
,t m'y suppresses tltotsymptoms—our NSW Me•rkiob y i
nsitivoi cures it for ever.
,.• 1 tm )NO OR 'virDU L'-AQE'D MAN—rou'vo led a gay DM, or indulged in the follies
• r youth. Soir.abuee r Iater excesses Hero broken down Sour system. Tou Snot trio
t symptom,: stooling ov r rou. Mentally, physically and sexually you aro not tho man
. got. used tore orsh0u d be. Lustful practices reap rich harvests. Will you heed the
' 'dsignals.
yet a victim? Have you Inst hepe? Aro you contemplating marriage?
. 1. i; Iles yot r blood been diseased? ?lave you any weakness? Our Now:Method
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at it has done tor others it will do tor you, Con ttaion
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