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to Is, m4,„ n. Yt-' csitvr alt•t'IL've'. It is ill
010 tllli bllapt' tattit - tr•.t D +, o': an t'1' •pltaut'S
1'e tck:at. t , varve, a :n st•'ut'.
?,stoat let t phial/ in power are certain
kinds •est ggt;ta••t s, ltttettl+ltt atulnug wilicli is
her,:it wS Ili la t'ttitet•s letoxle•'ation, anal
&weit. tt'Sut.
In the ? Clu =ft it
Of Consumption.
W'1iilw tHAM O16TRLOT,
wv: st in sng; part ill a lag clop.
Mr 1tursytithetpri;lplletzs to to ba t't+11 1letlsed
1 111 acetylene gas. Iilc let bat, been ith» with 1 is proapOt•ts ani. as 11e Is it sUC"t=s•
littillucl ill tilts fe1.e41/0tiit9.- c1Rlrell tit t'xter- . fel farther with e.L1e bodied ltwp he
tie.::it u1d rot along all rig lk,i T'ald the 1110.:10s of the Old Firm
,A. co.,.izth..iuh I:l.iltan,. Of 'isllFlrltl, lift 11 aX ilelntzinan 4o. Co.
I, s.ls. l?, a Y- C l,rist:mon 41 c Los
'1111:47',%1 t+ •tt t'IO et JOS. of ggl neral mereh u - i lior$e 0110 tltiy ret eptly mob r 1'at}ht'r
11.e& tat 1a.P P. ; ttrtliue w4 Co.,t Corrie. i i'n€ c u iitu• c.l et:lmstttn , • wl t s 1 iw
' ' g in Saalttt.r:1 and ahead of him wwWW1a
at:
W. J. Matte $s, of tits, •ft4 etMO"'of 1 rig with a WWII of t•tl„ iliacs, drivels lsy a
Unless e ,see married. Wingh alit, on young son a \`r ailgU Morris'
orris'
Oct. hues, to :.,:.ss ;';iaeto!1, of Hamilton. ' nurse stoppe.i in0023,04 so soddenly
Tat+ walls of th, now furilit,irefactory I that Mr, Dolton'e hofse vat against t1U
at .,tstoww•t'1 an, e' q , ta'd, and the work i edgings and reeetw t a step injuries that
of .1:.z.»:», .. l41 ',.iii •t!' proceeded with et atter taking a few pat €:s it fell dents,
o .co.
cattva) AVMS,
i',,yalttntary and Flattering Tribute
Don't nee'lect that persistent hacking
cou„h tilt you find ? ourself in the clutch of
Ccs 41st 1 i ++n, it's act easy matter to stop
it now b, taking
Olt YI 2a 'S NORWAY PINE SY RU ?
This pleasant remedy heals and soothes
the lungs a•ld bronchial tubes, and cures
lingering end chronic coughs when other
eco +
. he stades uit;iang merit of a piano is
best intti&ated by the ouiitioe of illi
world's greatest artiste. Nearly all of
these who have visite i CanotIH have testa
lied to 1 ho eXelelloxu•o of this ilehitelnall
(ill l:hills, but it lute rtturtl::etc flee ours
of the greatest Eitel'-11 e,itteer: 0. his
own inution to give 'iliac ct tribute to
this splendid Ctauadiat instatement, Me.
,
tr
• , 1 erre to
r' .t ti ylt. wh. 1 z.0 1 1 1
,ic la e, w
1'a ai , t+
the meet impressive rtiltgoz Co. the, clay,
scan;.; to a l ei:azaltul at:C.piano 111
\Ill soy Mnt•lt. Ha11,Teeeitto,n leer week::,
8114 .'4 tied his opinion is best explained
iu tett following letter,
ThQu Toront Oct, 12, 1:100,
Messrs. Iieiiltzihtan t CC Goo. Toronto,
t: aster ntne,—:C have Feat pleasure i0
begging you to allow luta to say that the
Iweilit:mean piahloforto wr;lsielh you suppli-
ed leo wwith during my 'brit t0 rl:erouto
was a sours' of unativite •attel elhjoythlout
autl of inspieto ion to lme4 'Ile tone has
mell0wwnt'Ils and brilliant%+ the bees l!'.'tng
tull sand r;xt aiA;iize, aural t 0 treble I ICC r
7
as crystal, It is itltioetl, t del:gilt to have
1
Snell all ihsstrtlwnolit to week. with.
Yours very truly
'DAVID l''1i1ANOdais: -D tvl s,
Thera, passed assay at the Bore of ler
w tour, Thompeen, Who livor email 0%, s01t4r1:law, James Appleby, Huron st.,
Ttteeerater, had two ;of 111=s t'priug colts ( Clitttcohi, on Tuesday a Ltsa Week, {it,is n
killed by the C.1'. R.., train on theteven-Townsend, relict ofty the late Charles
Calton, at the advaii
ago of 75 years told 7 l
of Eun'-lith ties^rut, lei
at Bea eten, Cuutbric
rase or te.•t. ;fist.
15 e luldersta.lti .1>at Miss Elsie Allan
hat; rt •i,zziet1 her peileitnl its ttit1hcr iu
tee 1t etezettr euli0t11 to take village of
tau relic .l at Douglas Corners at a con- husbau 11-redeeeal odbher last (rover ber
scout ra.,lu t dormice iu salary.
---just a year ego—, she removed
ftotit 111e cctllttry t nd lived with her
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston, of Ford -
dun ride- twos since.
ed itttcl relpeetccl
11tueltlis. She was
k`r Idetllplaee being
iz,.sli»rt. I:Icr Into
v, i. h t clebrated the. Iran tanto s:reary of •
their wvucltling on Ttj„esL y eveiting of -rl he whole 1101010
lest week, Gaests to slut slumber of a- aha Walkerton Bin
bout tweo.ts =rive wort in attendance. beton subsolibed and
Mr, : lei, hood, Sreof Frowwick, is at over. The 7'rlescop
remedies :;til, Dalston in, North Deaden, where he has
Mr. i, lJ. C :.te, writing from Uorpetit, ,,, . l itis retie wet kms, on a visit to his
Ont., s' "l lra,tetilly heti i,?Ye would
have died of commin1' i'n Dilly for Dr. S-ta. i'a..tirew, wJw wwds•SQriQUSly ill. The
1,Vood's leas :my Piet. S.. rep, 1. :rare used It:t. d; In, .,u w• 4 unt:u.stand, convalscent.
it for scars and co.h_,id: r it heti no equal
for severe colds and throat trot.bies ” We ere pieueed tat t>bsorl'o the Millie of
-- W. b'.1 eaxucy, of 'i'crouto, formerly of
mSe n Griey iu the list of successful M. A.
,,.c14.
to 1274' ' 41,7324,
w . 4!4.44..7 ,
The wcrst ihlag a
painter has to Genf
+vj tend with is the tun.
pontine.
Tho lead, of course,
is bad too.
But the turpentine
cats the kid :ops, in-
flames and weakens
them, make tlhe
painter's life a dan-
gerous and trouble-
. some crc. When a painter's backaches, its
time far urian to begin treating the kidneys.
r KIDNEY
PILLS
Wi!1 f them up—take out the inflammation
and conwcatio.t, give ease to the aching
back.
Mr. J. I'vanson, the well-known painter
and decorator, ;,a Oxford St., Toronto,
Ont., t t: d: - .F.bc.ut cl;tht wereee ago I was
takers wits en, excruciating ph'.z in my back
over the Lideeys, It,e as se bad that my
Wife had to : Zh'y hot cloth i tilt the doctor
came ed r sere e. en ` ine.
He seal the treubl wwa.e due to a stone
passing from the hide y to the bladder.
Aly water vete feat.
deposit and sc l rod c
1,Vhifc in this condii•
1:u.cy r:::sand started taking them.
It was net 1t:ng before I got relief from
pt• Y
rinandl aro rim.:rovtn;tnheaIthevcr
since. Illy ur h n :'rclear and does not
,.Ater than in years.
i with a brick dust
passing.
on I heard of:Di: en's
MR -LIVER P
These little
ereeret., r black fellows
:fact easily and flitter kly on the system,
clearing away all bile and &Sete material.
Constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick
'headache, heartburn, waterbrash—all dis-
appear when they are used. Price 25o.
STRONG AND ViGOROUSS.
Every Organ of ;the Beady Toned
ups and 1nvf,gorated by
' Mr. P. W. Meyers,
tont , sae: "1 snfl
with palpitation, s1t
sleeplessness :and peer
one box. of Milburlt's
Pills completely remi
tressing eyaipan:me 1
since taking them, al
slid feel strong nttd wig
Milburtt s Heart alt
all diseases arising
worn out nerve tissuy
:ing St. E., uerlin,
ted for save years
rtness of breath,
in the Itutirt. tut
Heart null Nerve
vecl 'all these clis-
have not suffered
d now sleep well
orsetrau
Nerve Ville cure
from weak heart,
or watery blood,
It
Hurt
To Eat.
graduates at Trinity University, May
cout,nuad prosperity attend him is the
wish of his numerous friends in their
locality.
We aro pleased 'to clear that J. T.
Cutis, formerly teacher in Aundersou's
school 8r4 line, Morris, has been engag-
ed to teach the Doing school, Perth
Co., receiving a rai4e of $50 ou his sal -
mat. J, T is au origna1 codger and will
plan ways of lavestll g his wealth,
Mr. Duthaou, of Lanes, has sold out
his business at that place to Sidney Gib-
son, of West Wawata»sh, the hatter has
.also been appointed postmaster. Ho is
au efficient and competent young man,
svho will look wvr11 atter the interests of
the community.
Jonathan Miller, !the popular pro-
prietor of the Albioli ltostler'y, Gode-
,
rich will introduce 4 few automobiles
for the use of his Alnl Aeon guests next
summer. Mr. Miller though a great
lover of horset feels that he must keep
abreast of the times.
John Carscadden, of Iienf ryn, has
sold his 35 acres of land to Samuel.
Wright, owner of the brickyard, for the
SUM. of $1200. Mr. Caraefidden will
have au auction sale ou Tuesday, 20t1i
lust, when F. S. Scott Will sell his ef-
fects after which i\fti. C., will reprove to
Michigan. •
The pairs, nausea arid lis.
tress that Dyspeptics- suffer
after everr meal can all be
dock Blood Bitters.
It tortes up and restores the
stomach to normal condition so
that it digests food without
causing discomfort.
Here's proof positive
Info li'ar,goo Splutle, '1allh8tn11ae,
Wrote the folly wing: I have boon a
Sufferer from Liver Complaint and 1)Ys-
pel'lt'iti fee the least two yeate to tiit'1 felt
*Vey cloys;t;title. I e0n14 not trtkt' llou+h
food re it hart inn to eat. My fel 'tete
said, ` ee're d tt't ;sett try E,11,11.' 1 dal
$O, SIYtIllrw 1w) si itlt 4 ','lat•et is.tnt., fist. it 31
eenc,h t • meet, that 1 ain't t:•+t++ r'nt .thy-
thi+'.' 1 t + - :a`r't,, tv L:J€ '1 tier +'Uill•
permanent y removed by Bur.
On Wednesday uvrniug Nov. 7th, C.
Warner of Waltoni who worked for
Mrs. Sage, was driving the team front
the cellar door around the house to the
barn, when he ran tile wagon against a
post. He was throw t violently out, and
besides a bad shakings up lad his collar
bone broken.
Chris Dulmnge, t£u inmate of the
House of Refuge, 'Cliuton, died on
Thursday, Nov. 8, atstihe age of 90 years
of the stook for
tr Twine Co„ hags
a thousand dolia1$
says that the oap-
ital whole amouut wwtould have been sub-
scribc'd just the stuns. Tho brickwork
of the audit bnildtug, has been comtsltttet
a strong gang of carpenters were at
work. and it will Lo be lung before that
builclingis ready to rkoeive the machinery
Mr. Higgilte is promising to be inking
twine early iu December.
The executive of the Blyth Local
Uuion CI:Me iau Endeavor tuet•in the
basemeut of the Methodist church on
Ootelier 23rd and the, followiug officers
were elected for this current year t—
Presideut, Miss Moffat; vice presidents,
Miss McElroy and Miss King; secretary,•
Miss Bentley; treasurer, Mr. W. Taman;
press reporter, Mr. J. Somers; lookout
committee, Miss Anderson; convenor,
Miss Penhall, Miss McElroy; Mrs. J.
Barrett, Mr. D. Critte1ndeu.
„
On Sunday morning. v. 4th, as Mr.
and Mrs, Edward Laois of rho and of
C.arrictk, were driving £o Ethel, a very
serious accident occurred, which will
prot ably confine Mr. Lucius to the house
for a number of weeks. When nearing
their destination, the 'horse shied at
some object on the read, and acted in a
fractious manner. .Seeing that danger.
was imminent, he jumped out to hold
the horse by the head, but fell, striking
his knee ou a stone. The wounded
member because very painful, and Mr.
Lucas was unable to stand on it. He
was taken home whereyhe'•is doiug very
well under the doctor's care.
A pretty wedding wti celebrated in
St. James' church, Seaorth, on Tues-
day Nov. dth, when Mr. Geo. Garbutt,
of Mullett, and Miss Nellie Purcell,
daughtern hte of 2rs,Tloma
Thomas Purcell, rceZl, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
by Rev. Father McCabe. The bride
wets: attended by her 'inter, Miss Mary,
while the ;room wwa assisted by Mr.
Thomas Reynolds, pf Mullett. The
ceremony was wits}essed by a large
number of the frimes of the young
couple, and at its conclusion the com-
pany- went to the bride's home, where a
sumptous wedding bteakeast was served
During the afternot.ou they drove to
their new home in Ii tfat, where they
the cause of his demise being paralysis. were greeted by a large number of their
He was from iGotleridh, and has been an
friends.
Childrem Cry 'r:•oi'
r
innate of the House" ince its inception.
The remains were taken to Goderieh by
his friends for interment.
The Review Printing Co.'s plant at
Windsor was practi ally destroyed. by
fire on Tuesday of last week. The loss
is about $3,500. It is supposed the fire
originated from a lealciug gas pipe in the
press room. The Review is a weekly
paper ownedby T. M. White, soil of
E3iter White of tlheit eter Times.
A citizeu of Clinton is the owaer of
t n e; venerable books; their age boiaig
118, 189 and 161yeai?s respectively. Of
course the said citizenymakes no preten-
ce of remembering the times and cir-
cutnstances of their ''publication, nor
even where he bitnseif was 1G1 years
ago, wwhich was the year of grace 1739.
The following are the officers of the
Fortlwicll Branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society for the cushing year:—
raesidcnr, William tatters; Vice Pres -
flout, the niinistes s having charge of
congregations in the village; Sec-Treas.,
T tomos (.egging Directors, Messrs. '.0d -
Wards, ll'allis, Seotty: Wade, Johnston
and Castell; Depositary, Dr, Spence.
On Sunday, Nov. 4%, a serious ao-
ef tent befel Alvin, the seven year old
sen of Chas. Anderson, of Craubroak,
when his skull teas fractured by a kick
from a horse ott the farm of Robert
Bowen, where the children were spend
ing Vie day. No hole is entertained for
the recovery of the ,child, who has re-
mained UneenSCiOt a runes the aecirient.
7. A. nothing, and 1'. 3. Livingstone,
of Listowel, who spent the first week of
the dear hunting setuiOU ilk Muskoka re-
turned o11 Tuesday of last week. The
part r haft not had /midi lack se far and
the doer seemed to ho scarce. Tho
weather Waa too fine Per l;uceessful hunt -
mid althott 1t a nt:tuber of deer had
1)O31.1 i O'tl, none had been lilted up to
th t tint) they haft.
Simon i orsyth,'titll lino Morris, arriv-
home 11 short time age feein Alameda,
X. W. T., where he spent t''6, t.li`nne.0l•
Much regret was felt by cur citizens
generally on Tburscliy, Nov. l st, on
learning of the death of Mrs. William
Gibson. Deceased wall born in Clark
township, Durham couty, Ontario, in
1847, her maiden name Geeing Elizabeth
Madill. When about 1§ years of age she
moved with her parents to Ooilingwood
township, where she ws married to Mr.
Gibson at the age of 23 ears and moo -.ed to Hovick and :seta ',1 on the fares on
which she died. Mr, thiel Mrs. Gibson,
in their long weddedl.lifd, •wvere never
absent from each other for more than
three weeks at any bile time. There
were three children born to thein-.-oue
soli and two daughters,, all of whom
were left to mourn the•Toss of a loving
mother. They are: Robert 3'., who re-
sides at home; Mrs. Thos. McClenlent,
of flowick, and Mrs. Peter, P. Doig, of
Grey. She was it consistent and faith-
ful member of the Presbyterian church
for marry years.
At Peotone, Illinois, en October 27th,
000urred the death of Mrs, Andrews
Cowan, who was a pioneer and fer
tetany years a resident of Idol illop. In
1875 the family removed to their present
lionte'in Illinois. Although for the last
few years Mrs. Cowan's health hail been
stotidlly failing, she retained to the last
a cheerful interest' in her surroundings,
and a inentitl dearness- remarkable for
one of her admitted ,years. :Besides her
husband she loaves two sofas and two
daughters to cherish Iter memory. and it
large circle of relations and friends wiles
have long been ttceustoiti d to rely npc:n.
her as a friend of staunchest faithful-
ness, She was a most devoted Christian,
holding her faith in Christ as her ('t: ttr.
est pox€essioli. This and her usual force
01 cletracter anade her life trio of great
t fulttess,•trlat'will ba long missed in
tilt, eannnunity in which slhe lived, 4r4litl
working t+tt his now fettle I3't w; Ili v, ill be "omornberecl ley llntlny no Otte mil -
tamed es -hater here t.: 4 t a , e, °t. • e I l 'Ile ie Mel illoy1.
Diane on iVirttoiinr'• Cebirat tt.
A gt'od cool cellal.• • will keep them
until April with littlit or no loss, in
putting cabbage in thii cellar for nsc iu
early spring, I prefer o leave rcots and
most of the leaves t u,,5et roots on the
ground and heactr, upwstuci. For pitting
out of doors, select a (try place for the
pit, dig out 5 few inches deep and two
feet wide, krt long as v,yJ i11 be required to
hold the cabbage. In5slacithg in the pit
put heads down,lettiu" roots extend up-
ward and close together. Cover with
clean straw or other material acct then
with sufficient earth to prevent freezing;.
Open the pit at one end when wishing to•
get at the cabbage and when enough has
been taken out for present needs close
up the end with straw or other material
to prevent froeziui;.—W. S. Fultz, in
Farm andHoine.:f
It
without a Dei f ter's Examination
You can find oast if the kidneys are
clogged, derangedt. and diseased. Have
to •or t 'ea - ] tel back? Do
you backache a,ww l., t e
suit have pain or 4ifrculty in urination
or a to frequent distro to urinate? Are
there deposits like Friek tlnstin the urine
after it has stood fear 24 hours? •'•It you
have any of these symptoms not a mom-
ent should be cost in obtaining Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, the world's
greatest *kidney dare. One pill a
dose, 25 cents a bo . •
Eeep Your iButter Pere.
The farmer that is engaged in malting
butter, and who desires to make the
Bost, should ponder: on the reasons that
have tended to make creamery butter a
leader " on the snarhet. It must not be
forgotten that one of the reasons is that
the 'butter made in tie creamery- is put
in a room by itself' and kept isolated
from all objectionable odors till itis
sent to market. This is one thing that
should receive the Particular attention
of the fanner. ' We have seen milk set
to cream and butter4 churned in cellars
where all kinds of vegetables were kept.
—farmers' Review.
Ser ofula t io Cause.
Eczema, catarrh, lip disease, white
swelling, and even !coasnmption have
their origin in-naafulots oonditious.
With the slightest taunt of scrofula in
the blood, there is nog safety, The renl-
edy for this disease in all its forms is
Hood's Sarsaparilla,.' which goes to the
root of the trouble and expels all im-
purities and disease germs from the
blood.
The best family cathartic is Hood's
Pills.
The official •announcement of the total
population of the United States for 1900
as 76,295,220. There is a total of 134,-
158 Indians not taxed. The total popu,
lation 111 1890,. with which the aggregate
population of the present census should
be compared was 63,069,756.. Taking
the 1890 population as a basis there has
been a gain in the population of 18,225,-
404 during the past" ten years, represent-
ing an increase of nearly 21 per. Cent.
`wNP KM A. W. CHASE'S
CATAita (SURE
is tent direct to the3Wlseatled
parts by the improved Olo%ver.
Fieais the ulcers, Clears thea&
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and i,crmanantly cuter
Catarrh and ria Fever. Slower
free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chess.
Medietne Co.. Toronto and SuQ.le.
Arm, Aller, 'Wood's p'hoaphodine, ,
The Great Dnglish Pemee:tr.
Sold and recommended by all;
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able modfeine discovered. aft
packages guaranteed to Cure ell
former► Sexual werkneeS,.all effeetsoftibtiae
or extesg, Mental Worry, 1.zeessive un^ of Td-
baoce, Opiunl or Stlmulantp. Mailed on ..eoeipt
of prion, one package $1, Six, O. One tolif b oche,
sfataiU cure. Peraphtets free to ant address.
The Wood Company,'Wnndsor, Ont.
\V'o(Ws Plans undine is ttold wiltehnnt be
Oolin A. Campbell, A. A, Morrow, .1. E. Davis,
A, L. Menthol), lruatiete.
Tat TVIIITi
Orr'VIE
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MIN DAIRY
is pnrti ;and cold and
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Castoria is for Infanta and Children, Castoria is u
harmless substitute for Castor 011, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. lit contains neither Opium,
11orphinn,e nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
its guarantee is thirty years' rase by Millions or
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and at -keys Feverish+
l!xess. Castoria cures DiaarrIlooaand'Wind Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and.
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels or:Enfants and Children, givixr;
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea—Tho Mother's 'riend.
Castoria„
'a Castoria is an excellent medicine for
Chitdren. Mothers have repeatedly :eta tete
Of its good effect upon their children."
Ds, G. C. Cscoon, Lowell, Mass.
Castoria,
"Castorfa is so welt adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior to any pre.
scription known to me."
II. A. theles t, M• D. Brooklyn, N. Y
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE URE OF
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APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
THE CENTAUR CCM(' JY. Tt HURRAY eTR£ET N YCR•t CITY.
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If you ever contracted any blood Disease you are never safe unless the virus er
rlR poi;oa t=ae been eradicated from the system. At times you see alaruuug setn-atom5.
, betltve in hopes ne carious results will follow. Rave you any of the following
i symptoms? Sure th oat, ulcers on the tongue or in the mouth, hair falling out, 'ach-
ing pains itchiness of the skin, sores or blotches on the body, eyes red and smart,
dyspeptic stoutach, f:exual weakness—Indications of the secondary stage. Don't
trust to luck. Don't°ruin your system with the old fogy treatment—mercury and
potash -which only sn tresses the symptoms for a time only to break out at;ainwherl
it hat py in domestic life Don't let quaces experiment oil you. Our NEW METHOD
TREATMENT is guaranteed to cure you. Our ataaewratricccn tare backed
by bats& boracla =that the disease will never ret..r u. Thousands of patients
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risk—not " 1> .t a i se
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i the disease. T o r ap p, i
o and no return o p .
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Of you. tinder its influence the. brain becomes active, the blood purified co that
all pimples, blotches and ulcers disappear; the nerves become serene as steel, so
that nervousness bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright,
tae face full and clear, energy returns to the body, alai the moral, physical and sex -
nal systems are invi:'o_ated; all drains cease—no more vitas waste front the system.
'rate various organs become uattral and manly. You feel yourself a Iran r ntlkuow
marriage canna be a failure. We invite. all the afflicted to commit us confidentially
^ud free of ch rgre, Doe's let 4--tcks aid fakirs rob you of your bard -carved
dollars. 'Virg NV LS, CORkl TOT On NO PAY.
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