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Q1,1 Oil AN NATU I -1E1 "Good Corltzsej
1.900 ILIVt)USIE:C?; 91"t1X4c
at unatta tat a tht &us.
Fai,gidiar "1-iuman nature is a queer thing.
and I got a glimpse of a phase of it
Farquhar, Commissioner and
oonvoyaneer, Aieuey tO luau 0.1 )\\ rat 09 Whiell. set me thiti.king, net long ago,"
ofinterens. said the 'woman who has travelled,
Mrs, (Douse, of Eletroit, is tho guest "It was in the Allegheny Mountains,
of Mrs. Thomas U1_01. -IM ',Ella where I spent `a summer with a jolly
wh,,) is with :NI's. win. Robith party, One day, We drove up the
son, of Blanchard, spent Sunday tuider Mountain to see it view which is noted
the parental roof.---...1Trs. Bttrbara.R o bit in the surrounding country, At the
and daughter, l'.1 .1 spent this
, foot of the climb, which must be made
week. and part i.)E. last, week with rtoa- on foot, we left cm- carriages at a de-
tives and friends liet-e. Mrs. Robb is
lightful old-fashioned farmhouse where
ensote-ed. as teaelter in the township ot , we toutia that we could
order a meal.
Raehael kirk, one ot
our teaeheis, is speialing her Easter
holidays in 11(t0J) amongber friends.
—Miss Lillie Passmore has returned
fifter spending a week among her
anany friends and acquaintances in
the vicinity of Cromarty. -\1r.
Hackney, sr., spent a few hours the
-beginning of the week examining his
property and. seeing his tenan ts.—Mr.
_Donald Park, Jr., who moved into our
'village last fall, is busy improving bis
premises by biaildhig a stable on it and
he intends improving his house by
patting a cellar under it and adding
to it otherwise.—Mr. John Rice, Sr,
and. wife, who have been down at
Aurora, spending the winter with
their son, John, High School teacher,
in that town, returned home a few
days ago. Their son, who was so un-
fortunate as to lose his wife, is dispos-
ing; of his household goods this week
aud is giving up housekoepinE.N.—Mr.
Crayford, who has grown
tired of living alone, was made happy
last week by taking unto himself a
partner in life, in the person. of Miss
Polly Grigg, of the township of Morris
near Walton. J.)1r. Crayford and bride
arriverl at his home here last Friday
afternoon. We welcome them to our
„ midst- and hope that their journey
down life's stream may be a pleasant
one. --Mr. George Beaver bought, a
nice driver on Friday last from Mr.
David Hackney. of near St. Marys.
—Mr. Henry Ramdle, formerly 21. resi-
dent of near Eden, who disnosed of his
to be ready when -we returned. You
know wliat, al mountain appetite is,
and may be sure that we eagerly seized
the opportunity to satisfy the hunger
Which might otherwise have made can-
nibals of us during the long ride home.
Two of the party had chosen to come
on horseback, and their steeds had
either failed to tulfill the promise of
the glowing eulogies of their owuers,
who had loaned them, for a considera-
tion, on else the twain had stopped
for a little lovemaking by the way.
At any rate, they were not in sight,
and we decided to wait for them.
While doing so, we strolled idly about
the (fields surrounding the house. It
was just after harvest. and the Plate
was in such perfect order that we com-
plimented the farmer as we went,
The house was set, among its gorgeous
old-fashioned flowers, at the foot of at
slight rise and as we ascended this,t
we came to a small enclosure, evident-
ly the family burying ground. Up to
the very fence, the scythe had done its
perfect work, but inside, was a tangle
of blackberry vines, weeds and dank
grass. The few headstones were sunk-
en and neglected and the- graves utter-
ly .uncared for. The whole place had
such a neglected, desolate air that it
was a blot on the glowing August land-
scape and we welcomed the shouts
Which told of the arrival of the truants
and called us to seek pleasanter sur-
. u tine's
farm about two years a,g,1 and went n '
The view was magnificent and we
into themilling luisinesi, with ..)Ir.
Cook , of Reneill, puraho.sed iNE,. D. lingered until the pangs of hunger re-
minded us of the meal -which was
McInnis' farm on the Thames Road
last week foe $7200. This is r onsidered doubtless awaiting us. When we
reached the farmhouse, we were di -
a big price. being $400 more than it
reeted to the back door, where we
wits offered for- last autumnbut it is
...k.t., I found to our delight, a real old-fash-
a good firin inid in a fine loCality. ...
this rate land. will soon reach the highe lolled water bench with pail and basin,
est point that it did sixteen years ago. and here we made our primitive ablu-
___________nes------ tions, drying our glowilao' faces on. a
Zion, coarse but spotless roller towel. Then
we were ushered into the dining room,
John .Parkinson is spending the a long, low apartment, which was deco -
Easter vacation under theas
parental
rated -with maps and ancient pictures
roof.--AIrs. John Beocle, who hbeen
,
confined to her room, is slowly necov-
of simpering ladiesclad in scarlet
llflas is also Telfredson
of John °'' ns with wondrous coiffures and
Towl received a kick
eYes which were larger than their
,
mouths. The table --shall I ever forget
from Li horse tind has been laid up
,nonao Gin is \1Slt1l11 at I ita-WaS spread with a variety of food'
Mrs. H. lierns.--Rnssell and. Willie ! which would have given a dyspeptic
Peart is spending, a few days ha Ful dreams for a month. At oue end was
lavton.—Mr. Pearbintenclleaving hear; a huge newly boiled ham, at the other
he was to see a farm near Guelph on a lofty plate of fried chicken; . there
'Friday lastwere two plates of onions, peeled and
OYSTER SUPPERAITD PRESENTATIax. ser ed whole: two dishes of cuchim-
..
One of the most pleasant evenings of 'hers, dressed witla cream: hu -e dishes
-the 19th century Was Spent at the home of hot biscuits, and of boiled corn;
of Mr. :.111d 1\11S. McPherson, prior to
glass dishes of honey and preserves"
tbeir departure from our nlidst to 1 galore, and last but 'not least, piles of
1 --Like up their abode in Strathroy, when ibuckwheat "cakes baked the full size
115 pirelits and children of the section 1 of the griddle and covering each a din-
P•athered to hid them farewell. At ner plate,
"After the meal we repaired to the
parlor, fearful and wonderful in its
ornamentation of worsted and bead
work, while horses and drivers were
fed. Two members of the party nad
brought guitars; these were
fished out while some sought the vine
-
decked porch' to see the moon -rise.
Soon the strains of a popular song rent
the air, and half a dozen voices burst
into the rolicking words. They had
&namely sung a verse when the mas-
ter of the house, a typical farmer, with,
collarless shirt and trousers in boots,
appeared., He said: "I donwant to
'sple4 any o' your fun, folks, but my
pious 'companion an't been •dead al
year, an I can't have no music but
hymn chunes sung in this house." A
sympathetic silence reigned until he
had put his head into the door o .
ne
/c
more to say, "Sing as many hymn
chune's as you want." Then some one
opened the ancient parlor organ in the
corner, and soon we all joined in roll-
ing notes of an old hyrnia.
"It was not until we had silently
entered the waiting carriages and lost
the last glimpse of the old farmhouse
at the ,bend of the road that some one
remembered the neglected burying
ground in which the pious companion
was taking her long rest. We knew
that she was laid t'nere, for one of our
drivers had attended the fnneral, and
I have never been able to understand
how the man who could give strangers
such a -meal as. that for twenty-five
cents, and allow only 'hymn chnnes'
sung in his house, could allow his
wife's grave to be overrun with black-
berry vines and weeds—'but, then, as I
said before, human nature is a queer
thing!"
-seven o'clock theyheean to arrive with
well filled. baskets and a dainty tea
was served with a plentiful supply of
,oysters to which all did ample 3 ustice.
After the tables had been cleared Mr.
•Garcliner,teacher of Whichelseaschool.
-was asked th take the chair, which he
did ancl filled it to the ,satisfaction of
all. A lengthy program was rencleetall,
consisting of speeches by Messrs. John
Delbriclge and J. Kyle, who spoke in
most favorable terms of 111r. _McPher-
son as a teacher; singing by S. Pym
..Liaid L. Andrew; recitations by Matt-
hew'Batten and Iiss Clemens al)Cl pro-
bably the most interesting number
was a dialog -tie by .Messrs, S. Pym, S.
Andrew and Mr. McP,herson, when
Mr. Pym read an address and Mr. An-
drew presented Mr. McPherson with
a gold watch and chain. ' Mr. IlloPher-
. son was completely taken by surprise,
but in a few well chosen remarks' ex-
pressed_ his feeling of gratitude for
their kindness and for the kind recep-
tion that he and Mrs. McPherson had
.always received at their hands, He
expressed his sorrow to part with so
many vvarm friends, but if they ever
should visit Strathroy they all would
be heartily welcome The program
was then continued an)3.. mitny beauti-
ful selections were, rendered, lasting
about two how -s,, after which it was
brought to a close by singing, " G-od he
with us till we meet again.'Follow-
ing is a copy of the aclaress:--
Dust Mit. MacPutasox.
You have been a factor for so many, years in our
community and we regret that recent developments
;have caused,.you to sever the ties that bound you to
Zion distrie‘,. As citizens we regyet the fact, as
members of Zion church, we regret It, but; as parents
of S.S. No. 7, we' regret it far more, To you, Mv.
MacPherson, fell the lot of directing our children
through the impressionable stage ancl no tcaoher
has ever performed that duty more faithfully than
yburself; you have pointed out to our clear ones the
dizzy hoght of knowledge and you yourself have led
the way. Great as is the loo s in this direction, we
believe them is agreater, namely, the loss of ymir
genial puse»ality and spnpathetic heart, Yon
have directed your efforts toward the young, imow-
ing that the future of ouv 1111t1011 C1041011(19 1)1/00 the
charader of the young men and women. You aideci.
in moulding that ehnrader, saying a kind and cheer.
ing word and extencling a hand to help the weak
Ones. 410 114.51- we are assembled to say farewell.
This Would be a sad word to utter Were we consign-
ing VOIll to Oblivion, bat among the beautiful pictures
IMat; hang on Memory's wall ,theve will be one of your
imtiving 'Work among 11S, ilOt 0111V imseirpol, lmt also
in church work. Therefore we Mingle helm with re-
gret, end joy with sadness, °knowing yo11 will render
a good account' (1-' 11:01 in your future sphere of
action. We beg of you to accept this watch and
chain, i)oi; for their intrinsic iqdue, hut fts a token of
the estemn h) which we hold you. We all unite in
WiShin, you continued happiness and increased
prosperity in i",' 1V0 path of life you may chOose.
We hope this parting is oMy f'fl 901000 and may
we mect again in those realms where parting is
frIlltnown. '
Signed in behalf af the parents of 8.5. No, 7,
Usborne:--WM. Coultis, (leorg,e ltowcliffc, ItichaM
()Olt i9, )V111. Smith, Samuel Peart.
Me. 'MacPherson hits been in ou
miclst -for nearly eight years an)1 dur-
ing that tiine has triode a large num-
ber of 'friends. He has taught our
school and the children brive mane
marvellous mgress under his talon.
No teacher has tar tght our CIL100111301'0
01110/ClltlY 11i 11-11 1)3 1)1)11 none suncmclecl
in ptisi5ing ts large a ntimber for en-
trance to high sehool, hence for these
and other reasons WO deeply regret
his departure, Mrs. MacPherson has
taken an active par t S.S. it 1)11(1
has been an, active member of the
Loa foe, where she Will be much missed.
We feel deeply sorry that 'recent de.
velopnients have °wised to sever
Crill'fIe,emiOrt bob 0,1 - '4,11
FS Crossing the Legs and _Appendicitis.
It was recently, announced by a -well-
known medical man. that the reason
men suffer so much from dyspepsia is
because the sterna:chis croi,vdecl out of
'position and cannot' readily perform
its proper functions. Now comes a
surgeon, who put forward the sugges-
tion that appendicitis is common be-
cause of the habit of sitting with one
leg thrown ()Vet' the other.
Many "causes have been euoted tor
appendicitis but none has sat,isfacr-ority
explained wily men should more fre-
qnently Stiffer from the disease than
women. "The habit of sitting with the
'legs crossed," says the surgepri, "re-
stricts the action of the digestive appa-
ratus, especially of thelnwer intestine,
and causes stagnation st the contents
and the stretching Of die' opening of
the vermiform appendix, making it
possible for obstructions to reach the
Jo 1" organ and thus causing appendi-
citis, The appendix is only fooselv
attached to the caecum, the portion
where the small intestine joins the
large intestine, and there is always
some half-digested food in the caecal
bag. I3y cressing the legs, and it is
generally the right leg that is put up-
on the stretch, the -Undigested food
.p*.sses Into the vermiTorm appendix
and sets up an infialcatnation. In the
snace of few hours patholegical pre-
rtneee s.,t„ in and an at,ackof appencli-
hae bean devciolisa "
wi )(i s 4,1011.
Has No Bike.?),
Wise adoke is the result of experience.
The hundreds of thousands who have
used Hood's Sarsaparilla, America's
Greatest gedicine, counsel those who
would purify and enrich the blood to
avad themselves of its virtues. He is
wise who profits by this good advice.
Stomach Troubles — "1 was
greatly troubled with tny stontach, and
even the sight of food made me sick.
Was tired and languid. A few bottles of
Hood's . Sarsaparilla made me feel like
myself again." James McKenzie, 350
Gladstone Ave., Doronto, Ont.
Blown to Atoms
The old idea that the body some-
times needs a powerful, drastic, purg-
ative pill has been exploded; for Dr.
King's New Life Pills, which are per.:
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
Con s tipa tioii and Sick Headache. Only
25c. at all drug stores.
BY Li! plan -which it is hoped to carry
into effect at theE.Interntional Agri-
culttiral ConferenCe, la Paris, Silly 9
to 16, it is proposed to ask the farmers
of the world to redtice their wheitt out-
put bY 20 percent, and. :not to sell a
bushjl.forlesS.than a dollar.
CARRY SUNSHINE WITH YOU
. A bright, fresh, sunny face is al-
w'ws inspirinc, ;Ind it always denotes
goe'd health as Well,ts a happy heitrt.
Mtnak faces that were once overcast
,with. gloom have been made bright
and.' sunny by Hoods . Sarsaparilla
which cares all dyspeptic symptoms,
1 th awes .and tones' up
and invic-orates the whole system.
strengt e e
Constipation is cured. by Hood's Pills
the non -irritating c;ithatrtic. Sold by
all druggists.
The Montreal municipal scandals are
growing worse. Two city officials ;Ire
under arrest, and there is evidence
pointing to gross corruption in severid
depta,tments.
:Her. Head a Fright.
"Large sores co-vered the, head and
face of OUT child," writes c. D. 'shill,
Of Morgan toin•Tenn., that no treat-
ment helped till we used Bucklen's _Ar-
nica Salve, which cpnekly cured her.
in Eruptions,. Brnises, Acci-
dents 'ran d Piles: Cure guaranteed.
Only 25c. at ;di drug store:
Hensall: The many friends of 'Mr.
P. Marshall will regret to learn that
he still cc-Attila:nes very ill.
Seaforth; Mr.. John Cluff 'had the
misfortune to have the top of nith Of
his fingers taken Off by a jointer in
his father's planing inill. •
Bayfield: Mrs. William Elliott,who
had been ill for a long time, died last
week: The funeral on Sunday Was
one of the largest that" has taken place
here for some time, showing' the es-
teem in which the deceased was held.
Her husband and family have the sym-
pathy.of the entire community.'
-
Mr, "John Fleming, of -Beatnsville,
recently found eleven $20 gold pieces
in a stick of wood while chopping. • •
Conductor J. F. Tobbitt was killed at
Coldwater in a •pitch.in between two
,
sections of a Grand Trunk train. •
Premier Macdonald' Stated in the
Manitoba, Legislature Thursday that a
prohibition bill was being prepared for
presentation to the House.
Troubles of a Minister.
TO benefit °there Rex, S. W. Vey
non, of Hartwell, , writes. "Foe a
long time 1, had a running sore on my
le,r I tried many reme,dies without
benefit, until I used a bottle of Electrie
Bitters and a box of BuOklen's Arnie,(
Salve, which enred 1110• 90I11IC1 and well."
Sores, Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Tot-
ter, Salt Rheum showr impure blood.
Thousands, have found. hi Electric Bit-
ters a grand blood purifier that abso-
lutely cures these tron bins. 'Satisfac,
tion is guaranteed. or money refunded
by all druggists. Large bottles only
50c.
MIS1111derStallthiloi.
There has been a misunderstanding
with some of the people of fitxeter re-
specting a petition that has been cir-
culated- by Mr. Westcott. Some are
led to think it was in favor of grant-
ing license to the _Mansion 1 -louse.
This is a wroun• idea, it is not so, the
substance of it is that if license is
granted to the said house it should be
kept by the man who now oecupies it
and no other, for reasons which might
be easily explained if necessary. e
want the people of 'Exeter to know
that most of the citizens of Exeter—if
not all—whose name,s appear on said
petition are entirely opposed to the
licensed system of intoxicating drinks
in every WaY.
ONE WHO SIGNED rr.
Sentenced to Death.
"You are in the last stages of Con
sumption and cannot live more than it
month," were the words of doom heard
by Mrs. Rosa Richardson, of Laurel
Springs, N. C., from *her doctors, but
she began to vise Dv. King,'s New Dis-
cov-ery " writes R. L. Datighton, of
that place, "and was wholly cured by
it. She is now a stout well woman."
It's the supreme CULT for desperate dis-
ezises of throat and lungs. Infallible
for Conghs. Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
Croup, 'Whooping Cough. Guaranteed
bottles 50e. and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at all clrue- stores.
Brussels: Monday last, Mrs: Baines
was -clearing- • out a ChittrWOr. prepara-
tory to Making a sale of 'household
goods 'before going. to Pennsylvania,
She laid tho, contents on the table.
Among the articles was a revolver.
Two nephew's Mrs. Banes were
playing in the mem, and. just Mrs. B.
was called to the door. During. her
1,1)sence idle eider of the two children
took the revolver and pointing it at
the -younger, firecl. The ball entered
the .child's forehead. At hist accounts
the child was Still living, but the ball
had not been extracted, and the X
rays Were being used to lou,ate the bul-
let. - It is doubtful if the chilli's life
can be saved.
Newmarket, March 28,1900.
To whom it may concern.
I have used the Eureka Veterinary
Caustic Balsam. I find it a good blister
and can cheerfully reeommend itto the
public. '
Lt. Col. T. H. Lloyd, V.S.
Examiner on IThlteria mediea (medi-
cine) at the Ontttrio 'Veterinary Col-
lege, Toronto. '
At Brantford, Switchman Fred
Barche attempted to jump from the
freight shed platform upon a moving
car. He fell and struck- a rail with
his head and was instantly killed.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tile fie -
signature
is on .r
07017
Wrarnel-
Prof
HAIR GOODS
DORENWEND
OF TORONTO,
IS COMING.
AT
CENT,RAL HOTEL, EXETER,
'THURSDAY, MAY 3,
This Spring visit of 1900.
'I am prepared to show a lame Variety
, el NEW YORK, LONDON and PARIS STYLES
than ever offered to the public before., I shall have
'LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S WIGS, TOUPEES, 13ANGS, WAVY AND PLAIN FRONTS,
SWITCHES of all long hair in every length and shade, etc.
LADIES, my GOO.DS are recognized as the STANDARD of PERFECTION and their
use protects the head and produces a younger expression to the face.
Gentlemen,' are you Bald
invite you to my Show Room to demonstrate the complete 81110090 of my ART
COVERINGS in WIGS and TOUPEES, worn on over 65,000 Heads. They are light in
weight, strong and most natural in
aPpearance, and a protection to the
head a,ainst DRAtToitTS COLDS
CATARRH, NEURALGIA, etc., and
give a younger and handsomer ex-
pression to the face. Please velum.
ber the date, also Commercial'Holiel,
Seaforih, Thursday May 3, and Fri-
day, May 4.
tv‘E.NWEitit*
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we can yen, Tetley in the purchase of a higli-grade sewing -machine
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mitor 'COMPANY,' (Dpp't
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For rale by S. MARTIN,'Exeter,
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A Radical Change in Marketing Methods
as Applied to Svvinp. M-rhin
An orlgintil plan nader which you can obtain
(Intent' terms 7717elter value in the pinches. of
; -
the world famous "White" Sewing Maclaine than
ever before fered.
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Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
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Worms ,CoilYUISions ,fevE.,,rish-
ness and Loss or SLEEP.,
lac Simile 'Signature of
wEw 'YORK.
TliAT TFIE
FAC—SIMILIE
SIONATURE
0 F—
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
'OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
clustaastaaraeocarzw.sweramees..
Castoria is pat up in one -size bottles only.• It
is not sold in hulk, Don't allow anyone to Bell
'you anything else on the plea or promise that 18
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Is 3its‘, gooaroan answer every par.
'pose." k'Z"See that you get C -A -S -T -O -R -I -A.
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LOAN IN !D[TUR C
Paid-up Capital, $1,200,000. Reservv Fund, $515,000.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN McCLA.RY, Esq., President. A. S. EMERY, EN., Vice -President.
WILLI AM BOWMAN, Esq. WILLIAM MoDONOTJGII, Esq.
LIVITT.-COL. 'WM. M. GARTSHORE.
SAVINGS BRANCH -
Interest allowed on Deposits at Three and One-haff per COrdeger
paid or compounded half -yearly. Married Women and Miners can
now deposit and draw out money in their own names. ,
DEBENTURES
Issued for one or more years, bearing a slightly higher rate of interest than
Deposits. Interest payable half -yearly. The Debentures of eis
Company are such a high class of security that they are accepted
by the Dominion Government as a Deposit from Rio and Life
Insurance Companies as Security for their Policy Holders.
Executors and Trustees are authorized by law to invest in these
Debentures. The Act of Parliament, under which the Company is incorpor-
sled, restricts their busina solely to loans on Mortgages on Real Estate, and
Municipal and other Debentures, which are the safest securities the
Dominion affords.
MORTGAGES.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate at low rates of
interest.
For full particulars apply to
WILLIAM F. DOLLEN, Massager.
Oftico—tor. Dundas St. and Market Lane, LONDON, ONT.
IT ark! r DRS• eltiottED RS *II etlice ORS • Kiitase
RSINFUL HAIBITS IN YOUTI1N
s
LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD
K MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN
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.lkaPniness of thousands of promising young men. some f ade and wither at an early oage,sin_ at the blossom of manhood, while others are forced to drag out a weary, frnitlese andb
melancholy existence. Others reach. matrimony but find no solace or comfort there. The
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s RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS., K. cil K.'
own. A.wArarp.33. wm. A. WAINER. MRS.CHAS. FERRY, CRAB. EMMY, a
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int Wm. A. Walker of 161h Streetlayst-1 have entlfered
untold agonies for my "gay life.' I wasindiscreet when
EM I SSI 0 NS Syphilis and other Private diseases. I had ulcers in the
Young and ignorant. its "One of the Boys" I contracted
= STRICTURE month and throat, bone pains,hair loose, pimples on
face, finm
ger nails cae off, emissions, became thin
D despondent, Seven doctors treated mo with Mercury,
, CU R ED Potash, etc. They helped me but could not cure me,
11011017 afriend induced ;no to try Dre.Ifennedy&liergan.
RYoufeel yourself gaining every day.. I have never heard of their failing to owe ill asingle
Their New Method Treatment cured me in a few reeks. Their treatment is wonderful.
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Capt. Chas. Ferry' says: --"I owe my life to Drs. II, &
nAt 141 learned a bad habit. At 21 :I had all the nymptoms
0,6f Seminal Weakness and Spormatorihoea, Emissions
("were draining and weakening my vitality. I married at
u2I tinder advice of my family doctor, but it waa a
Read. exp9rie100e. In eighten menthe wo were divorced, 1
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amthen consnited Drs. R. & IL, who restored me to manhood
imbk their New Meilina Treatment. I felt a now life thrill throngh
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teTahtlida wI ahBeartily recommend thoin."
RWe treat and cure Varicocele, Emissions, Nervous Debility, Semina
Weakness, Gloat, Stricture, &Mills, Unnatural Discharges, SW...0=AP
,.• Kidney and Bladder Diseases. • •
K 17 'YEARS IN DETROIT, 200,000 CURED. NO RISK
ntRefa8 Axe yeas victim? trays Ton /est hope? Are you uenteninlatIno mar
swco,NSULTATION FREE. NO 'matter Who has treated 100 wrote for'ait honest opinion Freei7N7
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Diefliod Treatinent will tare Von. What it has done for others it -will do for you...
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