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1j ELLIOT.
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tn,nra,uoa Agent.
Mein fit. Exeter
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Ali Women SholiNload 11AS SEIZED 1IIA.OTAO
This Interesting Letter -"I was
Nervous and Weak."
Life Changed from Misery to Joy
by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
'Che terrible trials of the is gentler
Ave are beyond .description. Bowe
Hoods Sersspariilais adapted for them:
and how it restores health and helps
Over the hard places, is well illustrated
by Mrs. Place's letter.
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AS
O, I..Haoeii
4 Co. Lowell,
li Mzss• •
«i )ear -•• Sirs: In early life I Buttered
leach from stoma,* troubles and spent g
great deal of money iu doctoring. I re-
ceived temporary relief only to have a re- '
dire of sickness, And for the past five
years life has beau trade rnieerablo by
constant illness. During tient period there
have been six mouths; that I was not off
ray bed, and for one year I suffered most
Severely. I was;
Nervous and Weak
and We seemed a burden. It happened
that my husband bought a bottle
good's Sarsaparilla and I commenced to ,
take it in small doses. In a short time it
was evident that it was helping ole. In •
two weeks F telt brat I was being greatly
oenedted. About his time our youngest
son, Bien 15 years of age, Wile taken down
with typhoid. fever.. Ile passed on to his
reward, end scop others of the family
were taken ill, until I was the only one •
left to dare for thein. 1 continued taking
tot surprise IIad,d
a Sarsaparilla,andthe .
myself and, ail the neighbors, I not Qniy
sept up.and tool care at the sick, but my
health Continued to Improve.
parIIt�1y three months. this
Mtge C.1
typhoid fever held the family down. All
this time, as by a miracle, my health
kept up and 1 grew strong. .At present
Iona feeling well end know that the bene -
1t derived fromflood's.
Sarsaparilla is
permanent. Other memberso
! the house-
hold have since. takenlicodrfS.era1ar L
Ia
Ad Hood's Pills with good eget t. ' M..w.
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Cook's Cotton Root Compound
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box. No. 2,10 degrees stronger,$8 per box. No.
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Clinton: The other morning when
Wm. Duncan went into his stable he
was surprised to find a large cut on the
hip of one of horse; it looked as if it
were done with a sharp instrument, but
how or by whom is a mystery.
Seaforth: While playing about the
house on Wednesday, Gladys, the
three year > old daughter .. of Mr. L.
Smith, the new boot andshoe dealer,
accidentally fell on the hot stove,
burning: her chin, arm and hand very
severely.
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and Children.
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THE
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far fiat as an sally of Br,tat Britain. Con-
tinuing, Mr: Bro ierielt said the policy of
Her Majesty's Government was to safe-
guard British interests, and as long as
these were not threatened not to stand In
the way of friendly powers taking steps
in Hands of the BClti$h, to safeguard their interests.
The motion to adjourn was events►aley
negatived without a division.
CECIL RUIODES IN GERMANY.
INSURGENTS WHIPPED,
The _American. Advance Megan WsaI-
trously for the Filipinos on Monday-
Sortie 'Details of the Fight.
Death of M. Secr.)tee, who bloated the
Copper Bubble, 1n x888 -rue Fiala
Rn Ombme L of Prince B smarC
1.>
•
Body -Radical and Irish Attach.'
on tl)4) Naval IludZet-..
Cbio a Neti •
ia,.
London, March 14 The Shan•;lrai cor-
respondent of The Daily Mall says: The
Chinesfe here report that Great Britain
has seized the Metouto Islands. opposite
Port ,Arthur, in the strait of Pechili,
north of Tengebauftl, in the uorbweet
portion of the Shantung Penillsullt,
GER3IAN 2143UGET 1VPd;NG .
A Belief That Dissolution Wi11 Grow
Out of It..
Berlin, March 14.-A number of lead-
ing members of the Reichstag of all part-
les last night were of the opinion that
the Reiebstag to -clay will vote the budget
committee's report by about 200 against
168, and they believe a dissolution will
follow. The Centre, however, does not
believe there will be a disselutiou, but
thinks it is a mere bluff upon the part
of the Government.
The plans of Cecil Rhodes, the British
South African magnate, who is itt this
city with the view of prrs,ing upan the
German Government the advisability of
oceoperetingin the building et the Cepa
to Cairo Bailroas1.whieh will pass through
a portion of German African territory,
Will be submitted to relented and com-
mercial experts, on' whose reports the
Government will net.
Geon Blonde* in Berrie.
i3orlin, March 14. -Emperor lrillia►n,
it is said, bus sent an aide.de• neap,
in
-
vt•ng 1lr. Cecil h cies to le hr audi-
ence. ence.
The \a r Zeitung v. lilt re I be
Th iso sal fi e+a,
left England Mr. lfhodts had an audience
with the queen, and he was the bearer
of her saint.•ttione to the Emperor."
.1 A Oreat ►etirtuer Dead
P' .
ajiAti;¢;, Ririe, Alaaath 1_ -t11. ru, fODUtler
the gest-in : tut the ()mange 11iod ., ' e, ; of the Set{ tete ai(sl :lfdlntns, and (•hied
went In the g i tt copper ring of 188e,
Itsslstugat HOOD'S; tette no sulestitt t.. eitit t YS. 11. ees-tat►, in February.
ate pelm t, a xecn, and tee -s dor:ttll a t --sseh synttit,stta ids r.'tiee
Hood's Pills easy inuuoct. etecental. - the Kea of ee►pla•e. deem very low. by a
s- s _..__ monopoly. The s,yndle•:tfe• bad everything
Death et }Ton t1. W. Vv 00d. its own way until 19.t v -it of the follow-
" lug year, when it ^`Lust• to grief through
Toronto, '11a1-(111.1:. IInn,1, i Was)ul 1 s ea.retau'$ wad ,.....„al(atieu i11 ((I»pt't,
M. I)., for l3roelevillc•, and ex -Control- Its et>llap- a being f(el.o.tu11 by a wide
ler of Inland Revenue, wa: i'oo .d flesh spread panic.
in bed thi:l morningin hi(s memos at !1 a
(�tzeen'R llotel,wher(the had hetett•tae- Iltssnarck ra rte. lintonihed.
ing for several days. Heart failure ie ' Berlin, Muth 14, --'rho batty of the
supposed to have been the valise r f late Princess von BIimartk 'was trans.
death. Deemed arrived in the eita fermi yesterday from V.usin to Fried -
y estertlay, and retired :.bunt: ill (; e•loek ririssruhe and was platted meat to the
hurt, night, not eolnpinining of any 111- body of this late Chancellor Iu the Frieet-
nesss. When thus porter went to hi-. riehsruhe Castle.
roost at 7 man. to day fir. Wood wise On April 1 the final funeral ceremonies
found to be quite dead. A nuslieal of both will bo held, when it Is expeeted
, willcrowded with pen
and pre- e- th• t her teem be t 1 av s
.1zs 1 1 a .r t
• � v summoned,
ane» eat. tut tti
nnune e(1 the met. Ont' of haul failure. plc from all over the Fatherland. The
Mr. Wood was::lieen in 1q5a, and had day lute been selected bemuse it is the
iteen member an. lit maxilla v, here he anniversary of the birth of frit►ce Bl`s-
:deo lived since. WA In the latae 1)o- marek. The new mausoleum which has
minim Government he was (fon- been built will be finished by that time.
troller of Itii.tiltl Revenue.
ire nsaall: We reared tide week to
r
t 2. L DILr,O:.,
LA13 )tiCHEi. I AND
" Aro ".Agin the Government" on Proposed
chronicle elle Ll •tlt•il of one of ..tar woo. 1
- acs1 Expenditure.
A +'till ` e)
e e; inthe ul, 1, f
known 3 (. til ttt, p
Mr.:inInuel 1I. Ilutnt'ston. wllith sail Loudon, March 14. -During the discus -
event took pines' at inti home herr On cion of the naval estimates in the house
Fridny oleo n'ng. Marith :',alt the age of of Commons yesterday Mr. Henry
55 moo. Mr. liumestof Was Burn in Labouellero, Liberal member for
North -
loon ithe year 1811, and settled lit
am ton,
moved a r.letion in the vote.
the township
of Ilibbc•rt, together lig argued that the Government was
with his part'at a, with whom he evil- "playing the game of beggar my neigh -
famed to live ullt
til thea year ltii! ; arwhenber1l against the whole world, declared
he way united in marriage to Miss it "fouleish swagger to boast ability. to
Mattilda Henry, of Fullerton. whd ern'- build snore ships than any other coun-
try." Great Britain, he asserted, was not
richer tban the United States, nor than
France and Russia combined.
Mr. John Dillon, Nationalist member
for East Mayo, in supporting the reduc-
tion, said: "British statesmen who at-
tempt to induce the United States to
abandon their traditions by embarking
in aWild l d career of naval competition
with Europe, will bitterly regret it, for
the day will come when England will be
hard driven to maintain naval equality
with the United States alone. The First
Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Goschen) is
trying to compete with six powers." •
Mr. Arthur J. Balfour, the Govern -
anent leader. denied that either the First
or to Govern-
ment
of tho Adrniralt tl Qo c n
s
hadsuch insane idea. The
meet as anyr t.
First Lord of the Almiralty, he declared,
,
had deliberately based his policy upon
the accepted principle that Great Bri
tam's navy should be equal to the force
Ittelontieleettett'anaMitztlibtalstnttzarAtaal of any other two powers.
Tho House rejected tho motion for a
reduction in the estimates by 147 votes
aroyl 1c9.
vives hint, together with his two
daughters, Mary :Alice and Lucy. He
continued after marriage to reside on
•1 u' until 18S1 when
�ar zlir)lclt t t1 u.
the farm iI in,
,
on account of ill -health, he sold his
farm and moved into Hensall. lir.
Iluutestonenjov edfairly goodhealthaf-
.a g
• sr coming to IIt lrs,tll for a nod matey
tE C
ago
ee years
. lh but bout ehr
;aea to I
Y. again
r. e
11 t St itself
( .us t( m tl f
health s g,,tln beg,
to such an extent that 11() could not
engage ill any continued work. in
the hopes of recuperating his health
he took a trip to Manitoba a couple of
yeare ago, which resulted very bcne-
fieally, but. during the - past year he
was afficted with - a complication Of
i Y. •�• }
licit
diseases, and although all that medical
.
skill hearts and h
.,net.
111 all loving1 e
k and
> •iuue.d to
do was (UIIE.
he cc nt
mold i
rapidly decline and grow weaker until
Friday morning, when he passed away.
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se
fe
re
✓ hr 3 Years A
Nou1d you feel perfectly ;
Esafe to put all your looney al
te in a new bank ? One you 1
g have just heard of? fe
>s But how about an old a
1- bank ? One that has done
business for ov- r a quarter ,
11 of a entury? One that hes
lK always - kept its promises ?
One that never failed ; never j
misled you in any way ? V
a You could trust such abank,
• couldn't you? R
SCOTT'S
EMULSION x
it of 00D -LIVER OILWITH .eta
sr HYPOPHOSPI'. iTES is just 'd
r like such a bank. It has never A.
se disappointed you, never will. 3
itIt has never deceived you,,
F never will.
Look out that aomeon e
R
• does not try to make you
invest your health in a. new 't
ftal
sr tonic, some new medioine
Is;Y ou know nothing of.
a. ,
ande.n0
• all druggists.
lets.Itt '
5
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SCOTT & BOWES, Chemists, Toronto.
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Picquart Goes to the Civil Prison.
Paris, March 14. -Col. Picquart, in
accordance with the decision of the crim-
inal section of the Court of Cassation,
has been handed over for trial to the civil
authorities, and has boon transferred
from the Cherohe Midi Military Prison
to the civil prison of La Santo.
BRITAIN RACKS ITALY.
Mfr. Morgan Said It Was a Mistake. But
the Government Persists.
London, March 14. -In the. House of
Commons yesterday Mr. William Pritch-
ard Morgan, Liberal member, who re-
cently, on behalf of British and Amari-
can syndicates, obtained what appears to
immensely value a concession an l� in
the Chinese Province of Szeohuan, moved
to adjourn, in order to call attention to
the support given by the British minis-
ter at Pekin to Italy's demand for the
lease of Sanmun Bay. He deolared Great
Britain, the United States and Japan
needed expansion of trade, and it was a
great mistake to support . Italy, whose
demand, ho claimed; was another step
towards the disintegration of China.
The Parliamentary Secretary of the
Foreign Office. Right Hon. William St.
John Broderick, defended the Govern-
ment's action, In so doing, be said Italy
bad for many years been the friend and
ally of Great. Britain, and, so far as Great
Britain was concerned, if bYdiPtom
diplomacy
Italy could persuade China to niake con-
cessions, Her Majesty's Government
would welcome Italy's appearance in the
Manila, March 1.4.--Atdarlight yester-
day Brigadier -General W heaton's d ivi•
slated brigade, consisting of the 20th U;
S Infantry, the ;tend Infantry, eight
companies of the lsaal►ington Volunteers,
seven eompaniee of the Oregon Violen-
t es,
rolun-
te)ers, three troops of the 4th l:I„S. Cav-
alry and a mounted battery of the 6th
Artillery, was drawer up on a ridge be -
bind San Pedro Maeati, a mile south of
the town. The adranee was sounded at
6,20 son., the cavalry leading the column
Ata smart trot across the open to the
right, eventually reaching a Clump eom-
manding the rear of Onadaloupe.
Supported by the Oregon; the advance
force opened a heavy fire on the rebels
The. response was feeble and desultory,
apparently coming from ban(fule of men
in every cov.
\Philo the r-i?ertght column was swinging
towards the town of Pasig;, the left ad-
vanced, pouring volleye into the bush,
Insurgents made a determined stand at
Guadeloupe Church, but they were un-
able to withstand the ass,ult.
At 7,30 a river gunboat started towards
Piesis. The Filipino's were first encount-
ered by this vessel in the jungle near
Guadeloupe,
Steatuing slowly, the gunboat pouted
s into
• e tire from her Galling re
A tC3Tlfi R. {,'
the brush. For all of an hour the whir-
ring
himring of elle rapid fire guns alternated
with the booming of the heavier pieces
on board.
Shore Battery Took fart,
In the meanwhile Scott's bal.-tong
ashore was shelling the trenches and
driving the insurgents tack. Tho artii-
lery then adveneed to the ridge of bamboo
and drove a few of the Filipino eharp-
shooters away with volleys front their
carbines. The artillery then. advanced
Land met with little opposition. In the
lneatntime the infantry had been sent
forward in extended order, the Washing-
ton Regiment resting un the bassi. of the
river, eaeh regiment deploying en Melt-
ing its station and furnl'siting its owes
supports. The artillery move to a ridge
commanding i'a ig and ]'atc•roa By tests
time the insurgents were in full flight
along a lino over a mile long, and the
tiring was discontinued temporarily, In
osier to give the troop; a rat before
making the attaek en l'asig. Their leas
was believed to he severe. but only Oahe
Anrerleans were wounded, At tide etago
of the engagement it was raining lwavily.
The Attack Resumed.
,After a short reit General Wheaton re-
sumal the attaek on 1'asig. At 11.30
ann. the column _einne in eonteet 'Whir
the Insurgents, and a gunboat steamed
to the firing lines aand chorea the jungle
on both sides, while the battery took up
right. a position,ou a bluff' at the fidt. rho
first shot from the American field pieces,
at 1,200 yawls range, dislodged a gun at
Pttvlg. A hot flee enthe rebel position
was mallltuinril along the whole Ameri-
can line uutil e.30 pan., when prepara-
tions were male for the attack. At 3.50
pan. a largo body of the rilipinos was
discovered working around alts right
flank, and the 20th Regiment was moved
to a commanding ridge. The insurgents
`veru met oppoeito Patcree, but they bolt-
ed. Thirty of theme were killed; ill were
Americans lost
• The rel
also t,:tlenriaoncrs
p
six men wounded.
Cavite Women remote
Tacoma, WVasle, March 14. -Oriental
papet:e brought by the steamship Victoria
contain tiw following extract
from The
Republica Filipino, the insurgents' paper
"tiplenditl demonstration of the Cavite
women, without distinction of class or
,
Y
enthusi-
asm
unanimously r(qutsttdsvith to be permitted to take the place of
men if the men perish in tare struggle
against the Americans for the defence of
the independence of the Philippines.
They say that irrespective i
ve of the weak-
ness
of their sex, the love of their coun-
try will snake then strong and will ani-
mcaantae ,
o keen combat against Uhe Ameri-
A
teltM
ral published 1sed in The Repub-
lica
ub-
lice say
bt
hat a letter has been found in
Baltimore offering; 850,000 reward for the
assassination of Aguinaldo.
SPANIARDS ARE VERY SORE.
(Changed every Wedi.e/ ay,
Wheat mer bushel ,'1 to .1
`lour per cwt. I- :i to 5.141
;er,ey 4-1 to 45
at, •; to e
:
t
..'64S 60 to fro
torn 44to 45
utter 14 to 14
1:oga....... 4
Potetoea per bag 55 to re
lay,er ton ASuto 5.w
Dried Apples per ib - 5
7
6
5
Cooks
Gteese
Chicken
Turkey 1 -
Tally of Appealing to Powers in Philip-
pine p
, Prisoner Matter.
L
er.
ue Yrso,
beadr l(
1 March 14.-Gon. on.
Rios, the
Spanish commander in the Philippines,
,.
in an official despatch acga.lintiug the
Government of the fact that Major-
General Otis has stopped the negotiations
for the release of the Spanish prisoners in
the hands of the rebels, says: "I protest
in the name of humanity, and believe the
time has arrived to appeal through the
consuls to the good offices of the powers."
The despatch says also: "I am told that
the Filipinos are at war with the Ameri-
cans. and that the prisoners cannot be
ransomed for money, as that would im-
prove the position of the insurgents. In
view of my situation between the Ameri-
cans and the Filipinos, I await the orders
of the Government."
A oopy of the despatch was sent imme-
diately to Senor Silvela, the Premier.
who had a long conference with Gen.
Polavieja, Minister of War. Both admit
the gravity of the situation, and the de-
spatch will be submitted to the Cabinet
Council to -clay.
Tho plan of negotiating with Aguin-
aldo direct, without reference to Wash-
ington, bas been abandoned.
Italy Recalls Her Minister.
Rome, March 14. -The Tribuna asserts
that Italy has not delivered an ultima-
tum to China. On the contrary, the Ital-
ian Government bas disavowed tho action
of :Signor Martino regarding the Saninun
Bay affair and has recalled him, confid-
ing 7•tnly's interest to the British minis-
ter at, Pekin, Sir Claude Macdonald. un-
til the successor of Signor Martino arrives
there,
1)ratlt of Sir Julius Vogel.
London. March 14. -Sir Julius Vogel,
the (roaial statesman, le dead. Sir
Tulin V net, K. C. iI. G., who was created
a
,.ni€ lit In 1875,was born in London in
1833Ile was Prue ier of New Zealand
in 1S0$ 1878 aln(1 l878 He was Colonial
'lrt 1mror of, the new.Governmeut formed
in 188.1.
9
eivisuiption
Do not think for a single
moment that consumption will
ever strike you a sudden blow.
It does not come that way.
It creeps its way along.
First, you think it is a little
Gold; 'nothing but a little hack-
ing
acking cough; then a little loss in
wteight;
cough;
then a harder�
en the fever and the aught
sweats,
The suddenness conteswizen
you have a hemorrhage.
Better stop the disease while
it Is yet creeping.
You can do :it with
Aqers
perry
mom
You first notice that you
cough less. The pressure on
the chest's lifted. 'Thatfeeling
of suffocation is removed. A.
cure is hastened hyplacingone of
Dr. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Plaster
over the Chest.
I- Rook Free.
it is on the Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs.
Verr'tica us Freely.
l t y, a havo any complaint whatever
and deairo the brat medical advice you
can possibly receive, write the doctor
freely. Yon will receive aprorept reply,
without coat. Addr-s,.
Dl:. J. C. AYER, Lowell, Maes.
Owen Sonn I has (tarried the h,• -I., w
to loan Hay Brothers $15,000 to help
'
lY.
int erecting i Ic t• n t new chair fat
t(
1 An attempt: was made to to') the
Western Bank at;'f'aoisinek, but Lorne
11eTavish, a boy who sleeps in the
building, fired his revolver and put
the thieves to flight.
A yonngg man named -MeTherson o{
Delaware drove through the fields to
escape a, flooded road, His buggy got
into a bole and the young man was
thrown out and drowned.
.An .explosion in C'ane's chair fatetury
at Newmarket Set tarday, beetled Mr.
Cane ,
li • Charles rpt 11t
a ( ntl. z.(
H. S. Cul t
severely and set fire to the buil(
doing about $:.1,1100 damage.
r levelly was
1 io Mattel at Belleville The Albion
destroyed by fire Saturday horning.
Several of the guests had narrow es-
capes, and two etee slid down down
from the third storey on ropes with
women servants o11 their shoulder:.
boteh
b
t
08 D
withPtc. r :s
but don't think you can patch
clothes to look` Tike new.
Then � d, would noten c�,{; 11.1 it is
pay you w hen 3•ou eau buy
clothing at the prices we
sell.
BAROAlliS
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds $2.00
Suits 19,80
Qv' reoats 8.09
B1aekr Worsted suits ti spec-
ial, $ 12,0[
Our 820 blacks beat all
others at 823. Come and see
for yourself.
PATRONIZE US
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
sell clouting that is strictly
up-to-date ... .
iJ. . O1 IEVE
Opposite Pt»t Office.
THE
Thetoi R A I BR
following ItemMee are
liable and worth giving a trial;
Dix Little Livor Pills for the atalnaehe
liv.r an.l )•ilteua heaelaehta.
Nath -c Herb Tea AS a ai rit g meek due for
t-ur,t. u g ti:,• hluod ural oyo*arn. Call
tut,i get 15 ears, idle l to ilf.rc.
Dix Kidney Pitts are 1.1 11 g largely used
and give g. od results.
Winatt's Cough ilalsant and Dix Lung
Syrup are reliarle in Cough., cold,
sued brouthetie troubles
Winer's Liniment is daily growing in
popularity,
Give these a trial -vI1en required.
C_LUT
LUTZ. DRUGGIST
i�fl • ..e.
tram 3R- .. a. .t•K spy a4,. ,$) 41-,
PAYS
ID `S
To read the big stores' mi -
1 vertisenlents
I V I
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!
building, STOP! 1 Y�c
7 1�,
6 Pi 0.
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F �$
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The Leading Specialists of boric?.
20 Years hi Detroit.
21311 u tatl.ti.,➢00 Curd.
a
U(,
�.�g .tee
j ,i
ECURESi RICT �`3 Et ,,,
• ix�a
•e,
Tbonr 2 young ate? middle-arec , •;
r a
menatu :dwiththt uaea.e-mesio ••
They a-* have a sma-.
meows,. Th ett h )
uu y r
ruE -tat,t,a, small twisting stra:l: a .`�
sh: -ntting pains at times, Blight tits
ch: difficulty in commencing, wean. ' Y4
erg.• emissions, and all the symptoms
of nervous dooility-they have ST)nt:-
TURF. Don't let doctors experiment or.. i.
YOU, by cutting, stretching, or teerins
you. This will not care you, asItwill re-
turn. Our NEW METHOD TREAT- c G
MENT absorbs the stricture tissue > ,
hence removes the stricture permanently
It can never return. No pain, no suffer-
ing,
? -
no detention from business by our
method. The sexualorgansarestrength-
ened. The nerves are invigorated, and ,
the bliss of manhood returns.
W CURE GLECT
Thousands of young and middle-aged
men are having their sexual vigor and
vitality continually sapped by this dis-
ease. Theyare frequently unconscious
of the cause of these symptoms. General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, Fail-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at times Smarting Sen-
sation, Sunken Eyes. with dark circles,
Weak Back, General Depression,. Lack
of Ambition Varicocele. Shrunken
Parts, eto. GLEET and STRICTURE
may be the cause. Don't consult family
doctors, as they have no experience in
these, special diseases -don't allow
SHacks to experiment on you. Consult
pecialists whehave made alife stud of
Diseases of Men and Women. Our NEW
METHOD TI0 ATMEN'T will .posi-
tively cure you. One thousand dollars
for a case we accept for treatment and
cannot cure. Torms moderate for acure.
CURES GUARANTEED
We treat and cure: EMISSIONS,
VARICOCELE, ' SYPHILIS, GLEET,,,STRICTURE MPOTENCCY, SECRET
IJ1)
DRAINNS.NATURAL'1ISCI•IARG-
ES, KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE. BOOKS
FREE. If unable to call, write for
QUESTION BLANK for ROME
TREATMENT.
Cor. Michigan Ave.
and
Shelby St
DETIIO*T, 19CG1,
•
(
For g
rue avho • . outs arta we in
se
T
the furniture business? For 1t,
Arnim amid ours. If we are not lr
useful to you w(" cannot be use- he
ful to ourselves. We have got
to tarry the goods 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 years,
alongfor ears
,
which F �.
hich rov es we re that , the
right kmd of people with the
a.•igllt prices. Come and see for
yourself ....
1
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M•
s, Gi • •n soy.
1Furniture, 1Jrdertaking.
t
OPERA EC SE BLOCK.
IV �_
�Tir � ly '•t5..a.�
XEI[R- ECM3RY
J, MURRAY,.,,
Manufacturer and dealer in Plows,
Gang Plows, Land Rollers, Root
Cutters, Straw Cutters, Saws,
Belting, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, and
Bebbett Metal.
F OR SALE.
White Eugine and Stearn Thresher
complete, and Clover Mill, Straw
Cutter and Grinder, for $1250.
See our Barrow and Scale combined,
weighs 800 lbs. Price $18;00.
J. MURRAY.
W)7'8. 'After' Wood's Phosphodino,
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
ablemedicine discovered. Six
t �.. packages nto o
forms of Sexual .Weaknessguara,'all teed effects , eurof abuseall
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
aceo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
f price, oho ackatge $1, si , *5. One 10211 p7ease,
-Pamphlets
et free to an
address.
stn;1ex11 ewe. Pam hl s y
P
The Wood Compatay, R'indsor, Out.
nt•
rarWood,s Phosphodi 10 1 sold in Exc ler ly
ut.,ttrn
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