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ffalnk, *Ate.. Mont`v to loan 41,te :, .t)+-1 G', ;/: r
cont, arrow h`an,lnt, „ Illoi'1:. Main St.,'
Exeter (A member of tis firm a ill bo it*
Fiero+aril on Thursday of ouch weed: -a_
T. R. l.li.nr.iNu.1l. A. i., ll. lilc;tsoN
t'Ted.t'1T & (tL<ti1.'IIAN. IBAi:ECISTER ,
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i ilo30e,alio for the township) ofVsIorn,
dales promptly attande4 to and terms Tea
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work mailed on application. Address:
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Cook's Cotton Boot Compound
Is sucaesstully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Sate, elTeoteal. Ladles ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Com-
%ouod. Take no other•as all allxtures, pills and
roiitations aro dangerous. Priro, No. 1, $1 per
box, No. 2,10 degrees stronger,$a per box. No.
1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price. and two ii•cent
stamps The Ceiok Company Windsor, Ont.
spnrisindondedbyall
resposiibleDuggsts Cana
lo 1 eel No s sell in rsxot.r by 3. R'
?frowning, Druggi,t.
eipali',a Greatest, noel.
Mr. B. P. Olivia, of Bareelona,
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S.
O. Weak nerves had caused severe
pains in the back of his heat. On
using Electric Bitters, America'sgreat-
est Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain
soon left him. He says this grand
*isxis.
what his *
medicineiclnc. country ace
All America knows that it cures liver
and kidney tvouble, purifies the blood,
tones up the stomach, strengthens the
nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life
into every Snuscle, nerve and organ of
the body. If weak, tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed,
only 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists.
Children Ory for
ti
SAST .m
United 50 Years.
To live together as man and wife
for half a century and then to depart
this life within less than a day of one
e ,. another is the unusual end to the
lives of two venerable citizens, who
passed away, the one on Saturday
nig/et and the other some 23 hours
later. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNeill, of
.Lodnon, were each afflicted with the
grip, and on Friday Mr. McNeill was
Informed that his agedpartner was not
likely to sur -vivo. The news affected
him greatly and he gradually sank,
passing away Saturday night. Mrs.
McNeill's condition continued hopeless
and she soon followed the companion
of her lifetime to the Great Beyond.
The couple were respectively 70 and
75 years of age.
The safe of the Brantford Soap
Works was robbed and about $200 be
longing to the Young Ladies' College
was stolen. "
FERRYS
SEEDS
were famous years ago-thelr fame
grows every year -as the seeds
most to be relied on -as always
the hest. For sale by leading
dealers everywhere. live cents
per paperand always worth it.
Insist on having them Run
no risk -buy ferry's.
1899 Seed Annual fs Iree.
1). M. FEILfa.Y do tO
Windeor,Oet,
That Was What People Asked.
About Our Daughter
•
Dreadful Itching, Burning Erup-
tions Cured.
Smooth, Soft, White Skin Now.
"0, L Hood & Co,, Lowell, Mass:
"gentlemen; Our little daughteris now
four years old, When she was about three
months old, she had eruptions on her face
which were very disagreeable. and itched
so much, especially at night, that it made
her trouble a great deal worse. I was
obliged to keep her hands tied et night
mud it was necessary to watch her during
the days She would scratch herself when-
ever else bad the chance, until her clothes
Would Be Covered with Blood.
We had a great many doctors to see ber,
nut they did not kelp her in the least, It
was a terrible task to care for ber. When
we took her away from home, people
would ask, 'How did that child burn her
face?' She was completely covered with
seabe for a long time, She suffered every-
thing, At last we concluded to try Hood's
Sarsaparilla, because I had great faith int
and after medleys could sae eat elle
was getting better. People said ahs would
certainly be left with sears on titer raee,
aIt io
but he was s not, s now a year since
she was cured by Noodra Sarsaparilla; and
tier face is as
Smooth and White and Soft
as that ot any child. I believe :Hood's
e
idar;�a ills to be the best family In i
�f y
cine that can be obtained: I take it my-
self for lieadaebe and that tired feeling,
and Ibave found nothing` to equal it. One
tiarity about goodet Sarsaparilla is
peon
that it is pleasant to take awl it is lie
trouble to induce children to take it. The
doators pronounced my little girl's disease
tt1 be eczema, ox salt rheum,11 Mits.
Mums Verse, Warren, Connecticut,
B, Lie not be induced to buy any
substitute. Be sere togct
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The nee •-•in fact the One True i;laeed Purifier.
Sold by all dralggists. St; alx for Si.
cure T.irer Mat tear to
tlood's Pills talta,ease tooesrats e5s.
Choked BV a two.
well:no, Ont., Jan. 5. .t very zewi
mist re'l•int;11reident happened atiltc z
stunt, when the little year-old daugh-
ter of lir. and Mrs. Millard Dlznst,v
was ;leeidt'utally choked t4( death on ae
Bone wlti'•b she was eatini; fi'oni, OF
some 111e:tns OW childgot a piece or
the gristle portion in leer throat:, 11ne1
despite ;111 the 'teethe' attendant could
do died two hours later.
A Narrow I eeape,
Thankful words written by Mre.
Ada E. hart, of (lrotozi, Se: 1). `"Was
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taken
settled
e (
e l with a bad to>ltl , ll lz ttl
volt
,r,; , r set ( ra and finally
On my lungs; < rl,tl h t 1
terminated in Consumption. Four
11o1'toze gave (11(• tip, snyizzg 1 could
live but 1.Short, tante. I gave .-myself
Ill) to my Saviour, determined if I
e•oazlcl not stay with illy friends an
earth, I would meet Iny absent ones
above. My husband was advised to
get Dr, King's New Diseovery for ('on-
samptioll, t`(zughs and ('olds. I grave
it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It
has eared me, and thank God, I tin
Saved and now 0 well told healthy
svotnalz." Sold by all druggists. 10
ets, and $1.00. Gua'rante'ed or price
refunded.
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Safe Blown Open.
Brantford, Ont., Jan. 25. -The safe
in the office of the Brantford Soap
Works was blown open last night,
The burglars got about $300. The
-;,ort appears to have been that of
professionals. Two holes were drilled
n the top of the safe, which . they
abandoned, and it is supposed that
another hole was bored close to the
keyhole, or that the explosive was put
in through the keyhole. The work
took place about three o'clock this
morning it is supposed.
A Fleshy
GUARMTEE OF PEACE
Signer Baccelli the Minister of ]Public
Instruction to undertake at his own ex-
pause the excavations in the Forum, and
the partial reconstruction of the aooient
monuments, the work of reaonssitutian
Mr. A. J , Balfour's Opinion of to be made under the direction of a cone.'plosion of archaeologists of different
Anglo-American friendship. countries,
CYNICS ARE ALWAYS WRONG.
The First Lord of the TreasurT Believes
That the. Frieneehip Manifested Be'
tween Britain. and V, S. Within
Past Three Years Is Not to Be
Shakes by Here Clrcum.
stance Cable New.
London, Jan. 31. -The Right. Hon.
James Arthur .,&Inti9 Balfour First Lord of the
Treasury and leader of the Ministerialists
in the House of Commons, delivered his
annual address last evening to his con-
stituents at Manohester. Alter speaking
of the"Intrinsic difficulty which contin-
ental nasions find in understanding
Great Britain's aims," be continued as
follows:
"But there is surely one great country
which, by community of language, re -
Belong, blood, origin, and even Instlluu-
41028, Is well fitted to understand, Need.
I say that the country to wbioh I refer
is the Wilted States: Same foreign critics,
cynical by profession and training, hold
the view that tau frioncisbip now happily
auk/slating between the English speaking
peoples 011 beth Sides of the A1150410 15
but the grewtb o' the snonzant, and de-
pends upon a transitory community of
interests. They affect to believe that
when ;Lis disappears friendship alga will
disappear. aar. ThoJ 1ald tha tflitlti
Sluttish trade
should feel iejurod by some inconvenient
tariff, immediately the soatinlents so
generally felt at this moment in Great
Britain towards Antericn, would vanish
like the loaves in autumn.
"According to my observations," said
Mr, Balfour, "the world of cynics is al-
ways wrong I believe the cynics wroug
in this case. If our good reletiona renily
depended yPQn those fortutt4U6 c
i.'In
-
stances, while the latter might be elle
foundatloA of au all'►auce, they could not
be the four>.detion of zshat Is iniluitely
' more lin ertaU that s
p l 4 or friend-
ship
a -
ship sshlcb, in season, and out of seaaoa,
through good report or 111, le not to he
abalten by mere ctrl ulnstancos.
"It WW1 in this hall In 1' J0, that I
Urn woke of the international relations
between the Mittel States and England
-in thole dark days of the Venezuelan
Controversy, when penile feeling In
America had loon arousal by the wholly
unfounded easpician that Ivo bad sonde
designs of empire In South America, and
when, by natural reaction, we felt that
aur brethren ore the other side of the
water had neither judged nor treated us
with knowledge and fairness. I tt.on ex -
proem I my firm faith that the time
would coma when all apoaking the Eng-
llsb language and searleg the Angio.
Saxon uivilizatlon would be united with
a sympathy which no meta political
divergence could permanently disturb.
"1 felt than, tb(,ugh I spoke my In-
most convictions, that I must impress
my bearers as soinothtrg of a dreamer
and an idealist, or as a prophet only
boping for what bo himself oto barely
oxiinot 40 s°o realized. Bat the time
years that have elapsed dues have
i
wrought A newly marvellous change in
' the relations between the two countries,
a change which I believe is not destined
to be reversed, a change which has
brought back these two groat communi-
ties to tboir normal relations, disturbed
as thosa normal relations were by more
than n century of uneaten, discord, a
obange wbich, once made, as a obange
ought to be, permanent, for ibis founded,
' as I hope, upon mutual sympathy,
mutual cornprobonsion, and the walnut
belief that each groat and free commun-
ity desires to see the privileges it enjoys
extend el far and wide to all continents
and among all nations.
".And if I am right, and that common
sympathy be fnpl:,nte:i deep in the
breasts of those two great nations, there
cannot bo a greater guarantee for future
peace. freedom, progress and civilization,
not only of this or that country or com-
munity alone, but of the whole buman
rage."
ELECTRIC LIGHT SLOT M 1.CHI:IE.
The Light Does Not Go Ont. Rat Gets
Dim when Coin Is warted.
London, Jan. 31. -The popularity of
the penny -in -the -slot nte.re for gas has
resulted in an invention for the supply
of electricity automatically en the slot
principle. The new metre is the joint
production of Mr. F. M. Long, the en-
gineer of the Norwich Electricity C.1m-
puny, and Mr. E. B. Sobattver, who
until recently was also one of the com-
pany's servants, Pence will not operate
this machinehowever, whiobrequires
payment in silver, and the supply is in
proportion to the value of the pre -pay-
ment The inetre does not extinguish
the light suddenly, but causes it to dim
gradually, intimating to the consumer
the need of replenishing the metre with
coin.
ConsuConsumptive j� • THE CHINESE THRONE.
mnptive Dowager Empress Said to Have *Selected
Did you ever see one P
Did you ever hear of one?
Most certainly not. Con-
sumption is a disease that
invariablycauses loss of
flesh.
If you are light in weight,
even if your cough is only
a slight one, you should
certainly take
Scow's Ems cion
of cod liver oil with hypo-
phosphites. No remedy
is such a perfect prevent-
ive to consumption. Just
the moment your throat
begins to weaken and you
find you are, losing flesh,
you should begin to take it.
And no other remedy
.has cured so manycases
of consumption. Unless
you are far advanced with
this disease, Scott's Emul-
sion will hold every in-
ducement to you for a
perfect cure.
All Druggists, roc. and Sr.,
SCOTT & BoWrrt:, Toronto.
I Emperor's Successor.
Pekin, Tan. 31. -The Chinese here say
the Dowager Empress has decided upon
a policy regarding the succession to the
throne. At a meeting of her relatives,
recently held, she selected the successor
of the present Emperor His identity is
not divulged" but all reports agree that a
change at the palace is bnpending. The
Emperor is still ,strictly guarded in the
northwest corner of the island palace. It
is asserted that the Dowager Empress
practically ignores the Grand Council of
State and the Tsung Li Yemen.
Jacobite Celebration.
London, .fan, 31. -The anniversary of
the execution of King Charles I., wbo
was beheaded at \'Vhiteball on .fan 80,
1649, was celebrated yesterday by the
Leititimist and -Jacobite Leagues in Lon-
don and the provinces. Numbers of
wreaths and floral crosses were deposited
at the foot of the Charles I statue in
Whitehall in tbo presence of leading
Legitimists and Jacobites;' who stood
bareheaded during the ceremony.
Conspicuous among the tributes was a
shield, surmounted by a crown of im-
niortelles, 'from the Amerioan Jacobites.
Attached to it was a white silk ribbon,
inscribed: "America remembers her
martyred King "
I COUNT TOLSTOI COMING.
][is OPsn Suppers of the Doukhobars
may Cost Hint His Civil Rights
! St, Petersburg, Jan 31, --•The; dispute
between the Czar and the. Holy. Synod
regarding Count Leo Tolstoi seems likely
to grow into an open rupture. M. Pobe-
donor z ,tl the P o t
t a , u r ourar•General of he
Synod, insists on summoning Count Tol-
stoi before the Synod for trial, which will
involve his
being deprived of his civil
rights, The Synod is enraged on account
of Count Tolstol•s open support of the.
Doakbobors, whose religious tenets, it is
claimed, Will undermine the very founda-
tions of the Greek Cberoh,
On the other hand, the Czar, who is
really a great admirer of Tolstoi, bas
been trying to convince the aged phileso--
piler of the error ot bis ways, He is lis-
posed to harken to the counsel ot the
numerous friends of Tolstoi, yet teem the
power of the Synod
Intimate friends of Count Tolstoi assert
that the peace=losing Count will leave
Bessie of his own accord, and that the
sending of bis son to Canada in charge of
the first doputetion Qt Doekhohora Is but
a wtiv-paver for Ms own emigration to
Canada. Gaunt Tolstoi loves the Cana-
dlana acid be believes that In Canada he
will be allowed to practise unbludered
the dialates of his faith,
IS S'R A*;Tii[: it CIUItTIh A,LIVI<5?
Wife Gets Leave From High Court to
PreSittne HO Is Twee.
Leedom, Jath. eel ---Iii the probate dill -
sten of the Biala Court of Justice yester
aay Lady Sarah, Curtis applied for leave
to presume that the beach of her hus-
band, Sir Arthur Colin Curtis. third
baronet of blas name, occurred near
Quesnelle, Mud River, British Columbia,
while he was on the way to the Klon-
dike. kvidence was elven that h left his
r q
parry's amp on 3n'ce 10, iS,S, after a
disagreement, and has not been seed
since. The judge thought the atelleatton
was carte, sat view at Sir Arthur's death
being sa meant but be granted leave, ort
the precedent being cited. The estate ,i
valued a; .4:14,1e.0.
That German- tiuerieanC.able.
London. Jan 31 -The Frankfort cor
respondent at The Finaaclal ;yews says
relative to the projected cable between
Germany And the Unit al i4atas, that be
is informed that certnin agreements have
been made with Americancable cow
panics by which the cable Itself Cause be
manufactured in England and laid by
way of the Azore Islands. The .American
companies In enestioa have pledged
thouzselves to use the now lino for the
transinlsston at tbutr despatches to and
from Uelzuany Thu Carman pastot'Gce
has gIa5allta3(4 the transmission of a ear.
taln number of wattle, and the profitable
working of the line is therefore said to
be fully insured. The slier° capital wilt
possiuly be not less than 3U,000,000
marks.
in (Rustle..
To 'Restore the Forum.
Rome, Jan. 31 -According to The,
Italie, a wealthy Englishman has Offered
The 'tipper Growing Bolder.
Cologne, Jan. 31, -Tho Ripper, who
lately terrified. Cologne and then visited
Muenster, where be stabbed several
wom n, is growing bolder. In the town
of 1 tdingen he attacked three girls in
broad daylight, stabbing them seriously.
Tho girls carr give but a vagus descrip-
tion of their asSullant, who struck and
vanished with equal suddenness. 'Ebo
Solingen pollee oould .find no trace of the
Ripper.
WON 51,000 EA'TI.XC.
Steamer City of Seattle Down From
Skagna7
111 (quirk Time. ^
Seattle, Wash., :fan 21, -The steamer
City of Seattle, Captain Hunter, bas re-
turned from Lynn Canal, having broken
all records. It made the trip to Skagnay
and return in 8 days 17 hours ana 40
minutes. Joe Barrett wagered $1,000
with Richard Butler, a rich Minneapolis
Elondikor, that tha Seattle could not do
the distance to Skaguay in four days.
The vessel made the trip in 75 hours and
25 minutes.
A epeoial to Tho Pnst•Intelligencer
from Keyokuk River, Alaska, says:
"John G. Tait of Chicago was drowned
Sept. 27, 1898, night miles north of Pea
voy by the capsizing or his canoe. The
body floated under the ice and was not
r000 tared,
RECEPTION TO DOUBHOBORS.
Winnipeg People Tendered an Address
Which Gratified Them.
Winnipeg, Tan. 31.-.A reception by
the citizens of Winnipeg was tendered the
Doukhobors in the immigration hall on
Saturday. An address of welcome was
read by Rev. A. G. MnBeth in Euglisb,
and integrated into 'Simian by Interpre-
ter Subrjitzgy. Durieg the reading of
the address the eyes of the newcomers
flashed; nods of assent and expressions of
approval were freq.tent. In replying to
the address, one ut the Deukhobors ex-
pressed gratitude to the citizens for the
reception, and tbauked the Canadian
Government for receiving them iu this
spirit, and, in concluding', he remarked
that they bad long been speaking of free-
dom, "and now everyone has it."
Grand Trunk Will Keep Faith.
Montreal, Jan. 31, -In retorenoe to
the deoision of tho arbitrators appointed
to decide the difference between the man-
agement of the (;rand Trunk Railway
and the telegraphers, 11r McGuigan,
general superintendent, intimated yester-
day afternoon that the award, being a
unaniznous one, rho company would in
future gover:. its relations with •its em-
ployes on its conditions.. Both sides, be.
said, had accepted the decision, and
would do their utmost in the future to
the cove an and
between
remote emitY
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its employes
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wednesday f i
Wheat per bushel 69 to 70
Flour per cwt 1.55 to 2.00
Barley „..,. 40 to 45
oats 28 to 80
Peas ................. .......... ,,, -.,se to 65
Corn 46 to 49
Bntker 14 to 14
Poa oee per bag. ........ ....... 55 to 50
flay per ton • 4.50 to 5,r(
Dried Apples per ib ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5
Ducks 7
GChicken . s
h
Turkey 9
p0 Yoe
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We are sure you do not,
Nobody wants it. But it comes
to many thousands every year.
itcownestothosewbo have bad
coughs and colds Hadi the
throat is raw, and the lining.
membranes or the lungs are
inflamed. Stop your cough
when It first appears, and you
'remover the great daugFr of
future trouble.
Aiers
sherry
pectora
o s altisles It
stops a h o .
cussk
P t.
docs so because it Is a sooth-
ingand beating remedy of great
power, This metes itthemat-
est preventive to alts. altepte'on,
Put one of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Plasters over your lungs
A whsle t1Mod c l
Measly Free.
For four centra 0e eeamnr totaytpioat.
bu
04o'ks.8' we will sendyou sixteen niergeitl
Medical Advcorce.
Ws. have the exclusive services of
some 4 the lnesteminent pies:cline
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tuaitics and tong experience eril.
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Robinson ) o
The al t , i zt family, ilv who lived t3 t
T3( u' 1 lz l v,e t
on (mr of the ]Bras Isl:tn(ls, in Take
Erie, are reported 14) MVP Ire') d:own-
ed an at trip to this side to bury a
little boy.
John McMullen, of ('anningtc Ie,
while cutting wood in a bush, 51)1)111
half n. mile out of ft tv r, 1111(11 t nue it
Tuesday, was ita^uek on the head by
a falling limb will fattally injured
ire. ' er. 'Wood's Phoophodino,
The Great .Erlgl(sh Remedy.
Sold and recommended b; all
druggists in Canada. Only cell-
,, able medleine discovered .81z
xaguameed o r
forms of SexualpaeWeaknessgcs, all n(effectstofcuabuseeall
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco. Opium or, Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package 51, six, 55. One.:miifli,:aae,1
sizwiUcure. Pamphlets free to any address.
T o 'Mood Company, Windsor, Ont.
> 3"WcodsPhosnhodinerssoldinExeterby
J. W. Brovrning,drurtg)st.
withPferbs
but don't think you can patch
clothes to look like neer,
Then again it would not
pay you when you can buy
clothing at the prices we
sell.
RARGAIHS...
Pants made to order, .all
wool heavy. tweeds $2.00
Snits 0.80
Overcoats 8.0
Black Worsted suite a spec-
ial, S12s00
Our $20 blacks beat all
others at $23. Come and se
for yonrselt.
PATRONIZE US, •
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
i
sell clonism ; that lS strictly
up-to-date.. , ,
tJ
Opposite Mee t; slide,,,
THE
AL pg
STORE.
Try WI A$'S( t/I Qa:l DAL el
ler C*•t.i , Qs) w1; sad :, :ea:slits�ld 1C
ell old 4*r smile.
• W*' elauulaetnreese
WINER'S LINAMENT
which is an extelitet remeds teat
Cramps. f aetis, Ncura1haa bort: Th..uat
and tniluenee.
The Old Boilable. Wineries Corr
tritium f"'on(14're.
' till holds first place in tlzt trertcet.
Also Lotion for tecratth a on horses
and Condition Powder rot 53(110
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IMI L1 NG S.iR �dI)a
Going to Visit Lord ''A`into.
Jan. 3L -Mr. Victor
Clifton, Ont., . a
Cavendish, M.P.; and his wife, Lady
th
Evelyn, the eldest daughter of e Mar-
quis of Lansiiowue. are staying at Niagara
Fails en route for Toronto, They will be'
the guests of Lord Minto at Government
House; Ottawa, for some time. They '
caszne to America via New York Mr. �.
Cavendish is 'heir -presumptive ' to the
1)ucod oin of laovonshire.
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The Leading Spa ialllsts of America
20 Fears In Desalt.
250,000 Cure&
WE
Thou• f young and middle-aged
meaare.
Allah this disease -many
uncon. . They ;nay have a smart•
ini.1 :on, small, twisting stream,
sh ratting pains at times. slight dis-
ch difficulty in commencing, weak
ors, missions, and all the symptoms
of mr, ous debility -they have sTniC-
TURE. Don't lot doctors experiment on
you, by nutting, stretching, or tearing
you. 'ThiswillnotoureTon, asitwill re-
turn. Our NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT absorbs the stricture tissue;
hencoremovesthe striotnrepermanently.
anne o return. No pain,no suffer-
ing,never no detention from business by our
method. The sexualorgansarestrength-
ened. The nerves are invigorated, and
the bliss of manhood returns..
WECURE, GLUT
Thousands of young and middle-aged
men are having their sexual vigor and
vitality continually sapped by this dis-
ease. They aro frequently unconscious'`•
of the cause of these symptoms. General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, rail-
ing
ail ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at time* Smarting Sen-
sation, Sunken Eyes, with dark circles
Weak Back, General Depression, Leek 4
of
Am
bition Varicocele, Shrunken
Parts, oto. GLEET and STRICTURE
rdctoseeprcei
..doctors, as ty have Don't consult
at
It these. speoial diseases -don't., allow " c
Quacks to experiment on you. Consult
Specialists.whe have madea life study of
Diaease*ofMen andWomen.' Our NEW
MI4TTIIOD TGEATMENI will poli-
ivaiy Dura you. One thousand dollars
fru, a case we accept for treatment and i ex
ain:amro. yarmsmoderateforacure.
x ; UA
Ink tveat and care: EMISSIONS.
't y SYPHILIS, G•L91ET.'
1,!.NT'1A1 i�LOTIt AL J)T'SCZI AIv(
anal:LAih1)Fn Diseaee9.
n .11 iri1'lON l'IIE'. • BOGY'
1 t
unable to call; write. `. r
r 1 toy. 1314.1E: for F •
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Aug
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iE l"Fr?`3i, 11t611,
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Bicycles
Bicycles
■
Bicycles I
Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleas-
ure: If. so, you should seek first
We a ooci
wheel. "GG c� call furnishyou any of the best wheels made
at lowest prices.
Musical.
Do you want Anything in the
musical line. We have a choice
lot of Pianos- and organs. Call.
and inspect them before buying
elsewhere.
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby car-
riages, etc., etc.
P rkills Marti
aiscaBc$cae. AfiL2P..rt-mac41-
IT PAYS
To read the big stores' az:d-
vertisements..... .
STOP! THINK !
For whose good are we in
the furniture business? For
yours and ours. If we are not tr
useful to you we cannot be use- ti
ful to ourselves: We have got
to carry thegoods you want at
the prices you want or we can-
not make a success of our busi-
ness. But we have been doing
business right along for years,
which proves that we .are the tt,
right -Sud of people with the 1-
right prices. Come see for
yourself:....
S IDL
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Furnitii re, TLndertakir � '.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
NI" V"Iiir'iF 'fi 7Qg TWA