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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-11-5, Page 401,,xer vacate, Sanders Ox seat. Prope. TII1IRSDAY NOV., 5, '03 J'EASION FO!: TVACRERS- The skorceeding paragraph from the pen of the editor of the 'Mail awl Em- pire we coosider a good article rela.- tive to all 101portant claes a our popu- lation, for whom, we conekter, too lit - as been done by the people getter, any. Nee doubt :k part of the fault lies with 41 eertein elese of the teaciters who ere willieg to kteeept stoat and ie.- reudietent sitlaries for work the value for weitch eannot he estimated bur the tereeter peat of the blaine may be leirl et the eleore a the rine o. hoel re rot eo, -elk) Neon to ankle L. netin thicee iu etteetsieg 0, teacher is re get one foe ae i.t tie looney as poee' *i i eephe (.1 V1 I. k tee t raining ..heerect 'nee hope t ite ieeas • L-nai ta e better condi, thee ef the teeteliers. The yeeee roe) hien. werkk 13t) yorang men ia the N421122.:. atTifrotttro, tVanr.rz: anti Lenkikin. To-kley there are four: e.m. Teeek, rentpie fakos tell :be reke key. the 212.1e2Mng 4.f witiell t he Ogee - ketone speefeing. ;hereof 04;42 111.1Ce doikkel the teeehhig pewee:en-en bee:hese 01 tee Wretapeti ply it offers them. In scone vials of Outerio 111i -dr salaries are little better than a farm hazel's. The %et of the niatter le that the wale school teenier is not epprerieted. j.eee,peien to tin am roost important work that remaine 111 t he wood to oe elowe r•knal to do it on tbe salary of et esperieneed tiontesthe To him is en, trusted the telteettion of the boys and perbette the ;this ,kf the district. jee ks to give thene whet then, own fathere mad tek liaises Oral t',':,,i.teelvee neekbh, to ghee Ile is to do more Oven educate h tu. Ile is to rntrahl t la eir eh./ enters istalie oleo aed wenien ; them. 'Weil might one esetaine "olkow tuck "'the earl. 4'Z 1;44773 y4.0111: .41',dr,11-14 tlehPIN 3r44 I will tell yee whet the fn. e- oink, gekkeretion will ine" A. neon ma; F.exeleeel lay hie eel:doe tv3(40.1% ILi pareirte ineernalee this when thOy Offer eLit elite to $11111 yeer to evning Men ovay. •.to tench. ti...tiod of lov, 4trit4•3 resulted in pr.:tete:wily shin - tine: vet the supply 44f teele teaciens. Ytketeg inen are not reeve:leg pedagogy PinteS4011. They know the hard worle, the tremendous reeponethilities tire t they Deist motet let" They leek lend at the salary-- eral they Ireentrie eletekee Women fate h little 'eater, but no totte believes that wiitinett are cis Able to tkekelk hiiys ae. teen are, What. theta. le to become :if the levet Surely, if Oleo+ is one way in white) a man dues not oeiet tat eave money. it le on his -nn-., ea it) . 'rhe proldent 411'0) thee thensts it- self the eorkeiderat 441 alp pecopito of Ontario has !teen me in teost -hum- ton.; ue nerime. and in the rnited Stet th. Failleg to get the eiklaries wbiell they Omani receive. teat -ems liave. in, matey lands, made stircessfail effort, ea receive penelkitis. In every lieutmean textuary except. Spain the vest anik t meters h fli ully ostikleished, In Germany it is a 1) n nd- red year; old. rsuallee the teacher etaye ti' the fund a vete ens tkroportion erf hie or her earnings. On retirement - this a monnt. with interest, and an ad- ditional eons from t Ink Govan /Intent Is returned to the teacher in a lump sum or elm, the retiring teacher is granted an itnimity. The ailment tif pension navies tit with the length of serviee, and (2) with the ealney eareed by the te(tcher. In elewfnuedland and in Qne- her there are pensekri fonds fee terteh- ers. but in this province uothing of the sort existe. in April. 1901. the 1.4kt:a io Educational ARSociation passed a MO - tion favoring the adoption of such a systemand since that dine a consist- -ent effort has been made to force the -Ittat-ter upon the consideration of the heovernineut. In the event of the pre- vailing low ealaries ceutinning it is certain that the standard of teachers' :efficiency will decrease, unless some steps are taken to make the profeseion more ottractive. Ae a suggested means of acconiplishing this result, the pen- -ion scheme merits serious attention. NOTES AND COMMENTS The Dominion Government steamer Petrel (Captain Dunn) has seized 90 American gill nets, with 1,500 pounds -of fieb, a short distance east of Pelee Islandomd brought them to Port Stan- ley on Saturday morning. Sir Robert Giffen,the statisiciateeste .mates the capital of Great Britain and her colonies as follows:— United Kingdom $75,000,000,000 Cana de 6,750,000,1100 Australasia 5,500,000,010 India 15,000,000,000 South Africa.... ..... 3,000,000,000 Reminder -of Empire6,000,000,001 The total is $110,000,000,000, or twen- ty trillions of dollars more than is ac- -corded to the United States, the coun- try which in appreciable wealth comes next to the British Empire. France and German y, S ir Robert Giffen think, have only from a third to a h elf of Brit- ain's wealth. There cannot be any mental weakness in the composition of the people who have attained and ma nage from a quarter to a third of the world's economic power. * SUCCESSFUL UNIVERSITY CAREER. On Friday, Oct 16, the Senate of To- eronto University conferred the degree --of Doctor of Philosophy on the Rev. W. E. Taylor, M.A., son of the Rev. J. Taylor, of St. Marys. This corn- , pletes and rou tads out Mr. Taylor's 12 22- idversity cokirse, in which he has heel; remarkably successful'. It has been hi:, ,ad fortune to win all Lis degi et-- week/xi the shortest tinte possible lee their tettei n ni en t, ob fa ining first el -honors each time ;.incl standing first where there has been competition. 1+ is now the yonngest holder of the Pb 1) degree in Canada, and the first clergy man to win it in ft Canadian Universi ty. Only eight other parsons ha ve eve; attained it in Canada. Mr. Taylor Inn also roeently been a ppointecl Professol in the Chair of Apologetics in till college, 1 After a remarkable campaign, in wheal there WO'S united agaiest bin nearly an of the etewspapers and peace* tleally every minister of religion, in the city. Geo. B. elcOlellate was elected elayor of New York by over 70,000, * * IIMARLT $300.000,000. The world'eproduction a gold for the calender year 1002oes estimated by the director of the mint was $205,888,000. Of this Catekda produced. $20,741,29Xi, told the United States $80,000,000. The silver pooduction VMS $215,801.$00; Canada $;70114,4300; Ileited States $71.- 757,000, The figures compered with 1901 show an increase of $1,571,914 melees of gol1 and m decreitee of $8,- 012,934 ounces a silver. 01W4way . kir. Jns. L McPherson Accompanied jr.. Leeett, of Parkhil), to Masher - kit on ie deer hent—Ifies BeI1 NC^ PIMS011 has returned from Bufteloha Mies Millie Foster.- and Mrs. Ed. Mason are visiting relatives in Fetrolea.--W. J. Wilson & Co, are looking after the interest, s of their custerkeem having •purchoseel a new Wilson eh son corn, peeing machine. This make of scale received, the highest award at the Co- lombian Behibition at 011100 aud the gold Metiel at the Paris We. are verey sorry to.. lose the Davey Bros. from, /our commenity, We wish them every eoccess in then' new home. Credlterkae-TheStikeretnentaleervices conducted by the Rev. A. Thibakeleate in the Boston Methodist church. 'tees largely at tended. ort Sundae: teeming mtkne UYQTtZ last.—It is our sad duty to record the •ke, hypnotiet appeeeed at Lamontee S, D. a few dikes ago und Announced: that he wanted a snbject to; hpynotize and bury for tweety.four bourse tete Rasnmeeen agreed to eet fer ed35. was hypreitizezi ar1linried. Need 4:ay e was taken from the grave to the. schoolhouse. wbere ite wee revive4. The hypsioust made retreated ettortsto restore Raximusera to coneeionsitesse Itet .44,11 tailed. Then the lee; urer the gil'affortii in Zt. swpon. Ile was trOCaple'd OINIor fat -4 by the angeet enroll and would hove been killed had. it nat been for the presenee •of a coon • ended who renewed bate to a farmhouse near by and loekee him in. When 'he repined ,consciousreess and realized the sttaathnt Ite 'ffed. 11t et hen Raemussent CannOt live. e elle follow' tg cnallenge has been is sued thenogh the toedinui .fthe Uong Kong Daily Presst—," Notice for a In- • tweet Miteleal Illueic Pith Pipe (Aosta 13, Clernet. 11. ttul B. Althorn. Iffunime Base, Bete T rev, Takmer Jet mboteSkx Horn, gide DOM). Dig DI um and Mahan Flute Homo -Ilan. tool I can repair every kind old aid broken Bejaes, and now my practice only hag pipe, 1 give nu, lice if any man European or liaVIVe$ in Hong Kong and Kowloon who these all Dejede heplay opon and net rument tif:slow watt me these all :eh lett firet1 woldkl sound bag pipe omiee if he will win me 1 will love it dalliers and it 1 win tio I will take Mare from him. The Following 4s for play every march would play role: Mime Ronk. oret 1 WHOM $00 a flout eluele Beak awl he would ;AMC tone after he would see a e awl I would Found be would song lareb and 1 would write in Thiele ranee eltweb ;after I wenld song a tune he would 'melte the same tune I want Music player not by heart period of notice pivotal kel fluty one month from etnimet 151t L. St-pother 15, MeV' V4dl; not know if Lachluna n Singh, tttt-challengethes timed his rivet. * Arevententee 81.1:3011 nee NOette James Dewson of Nome. bas. tys the New York Outlook, patented n auteniobile wittele he t will take the plate of reiudeer and dogs le Aliteko. and solve the queetion ol winter ttetneportation in that, snow- bound tenentry, eheeknaling to the ht. ventor, he has devieed a revolving propeller of "flexible whalebone. made compact with malleable shoes, eikee-hat &teed on the button). The shafting is flexible, so that It Will give to an uneven surf:tete" Creepers will he used to start the sleigh, and they will lie lifted op as soon as the sleigh is in motion. The engine is a eretheoll bunker, compact autl awl provided with double-eh:don and transmiesion goer. The -sleigh metiers ae 0. very broae, And the sleigh is cov- end with an aluminum and paper house. The entire weight of his twelve horst-power automobile sleigh ie only 310 poundseituti it ean he read- ily taken apart awl carried in sectious over places that are lesurmountable to vehicles, bat It will be capable of climb, ing any ordinary grade, and 'running in soft snow. Mr. Dawson estimates the cost of operation at one cent an hour for eaCh horsepower. The speed depends upon the trail, but is estimat- ed by the Inventor at from one to sixty miles an hour. He thinks be will have no difficulty in making 250 miles a day between Skagway and Nome. * * • VORECASTS .FOlt IsTOVEMDEn. The storm diagram for this month shows that a regular Vulcan storm period is central on the lst. By the first storm conditions will be organized in the west, ancthe cloud areas and love barometer will adyance eastward- ly across the country, causing higher tear pereture, raio and possibly thunder storms in many sections on the lst, 2nd and 3rd. Rain and high tempera- ture will give way to rising barometee, with possibly gnsts of snow, westerly winds and much colder on the westeen edge of the storm centres. Abont the oth,6th and 7th look finnotiee:,ble rise in temperature falling harome.ter and return of general etorin _conditions. Rain turning to snow in the north, will visit most sections of the country, in their eastward march about the 5th to 8th. A marked change to high ba. rometer and colder will follow the storms, spreading to the east and south abont the 7th to 91h inclasive, The Vulcan storm period, extending: from the lOth to the 151h, is central on the netle and the Mercury period, extend- ing from the 7th to lgth, is.central on. tbe lath, hence the combined perturba- tions- of these Iwo, forces will be felt during the Vulcan period. About the 12k h to 15th may reasonably be expect- ed one of the most general and active ;tom centres of the month. A veay decided dash of early winter vvill bring up the rear of these storms, giving sev.- .etal cold days and frosty nights to most parts before the entrance of the lex), storm petio4. A reactionary 4tont period is central from the 171313 to the 20th, , having the nes'. 4 Moon or Amon in'conjunction with Earth and 3111 on the Nth. 'Frost will reach into the south along with the barometer following these dis- curbances. A negular storm period is 11 111 on the 24th, covering with its influence the 22nd to the 27th. As a rule the first two or three clays of the —golar storm periods are fair and wing"wariner, with falling- baronie- tPr ancl easte*ly to southerly winds. then follow cloudiness, storm and pre- pro&ressively from west to Upon are whole, the outlook fai- 10 loi IS no SO perturbed as 0e- ohe.r promised to be, and has actually lanveu to be. deeth of one very dear to newly in this commenity, in the person of little Thermaie Wilson, son of hin mei Mrs C. IL hehlson, the sed event mewling on Friday, after an diness of only two aleys from inflammation of the bowelo Tbe funeral took place on Friday to the pm-ktrin cemetery. arr. aria mis. Wileon he ye the syinpetity of the en- tire community in tbeir sad bereave. went! Sektforth Mr Robt. Fanson bes sold his farm on the Mill Road, Tockersmith. to Mr, .Geo. Hawes., who has bad It rented for three years, for $5,000,—Mte. RobertTarnbell met with a somewhat serious actident a few days ogee She wee standing on a platform hg elime lothes oif reel when the wintt blew tite reel around, striking her on the be,ul and •throwlog her down. Sbe heti ib fractured kind received other juries, hut we are pleaeed to learn she getting along nwely. Mrs.Ternbull is quite an aged woman, 1)) ng tit age, and she will feel her injuries more than a younger personee-Mr. 11. Grieve, who has been farming in ,Mc- Rillop for some time. intends retIOW- iug to Kincardine where he will ell - gage in the implement business.—Ir. Chas. Aetzel and family have gone to Vancouver, Tim& Daly has disposed of his grocery bosiness in Hp mondville to Mr, Wm, Aberhatt and will open on Wetness in the store on Main street that he recently purchased from the Megary estate.—Nlaster J. Shutt Hays mem the scholitrAlp at the recent entrance examination, which el -Melee him to A year's free toilikke„... Mr. John Steele, a troller maker at the Se:4%13h engine worka, met with a painful aceideut one ohttit last week, ;order rather peculiar cirenunstancee. Some man ettine to the heiler wkerks and toldthe foreman that Mr. Deli heal fent bit» to get a man to go into the countryto fix his boiler. Mr. Steele vas nssigned to the job, and left with he fellow, Who fix the meantime, had towed away too much fire water. Theo hadel gone tar before tho home got. beyond control of the driver. and the ockeipants of the rig were Mown Itto the diteb, with theresulb Vedette. Steele had his arm broken in two plac A peenliarity of the case is that , Bed lukd not seen the man at all, and no person else around the works, who saw him. knew bim, and ;ii x yet are unahleto find out whohe in Zurich Mr. Win. Baker bas returned from Manitoba and the West.—Mr. Denny Lang end son have returned to their home in Roth, Mich.. after a. pleasant visit with friends bere.ohlrs. lleyrock, President of the W.C.T.Ih, has return- ed from St. Thome. where she Wits attending the Convention of the Soci- ety, 'Mande was held at that. niece hist week—Hereaf ter the moriong service in the Evangelical church here will commence at 10 o'clock, instend of 10e15 as formerly; and the Sabbath school will beheld in the afternoon at 2 p.m.—Messrs. Hess & Deichert have purebased a team of blacks from Me. Henry Walper.--Mr. Tom Kelly met with an accident a few days ego. Ile was :remelting a pair of large tie shears in Mr. Grelha tin shop, wheu in some manner he got one of bis fingers too far under and bringing his foot down cot off the top of the digit. As a consequence he Is now taking a rest.— Messrs, Wzn. and: Harvey Weber, of St. Loois, are visiting friends here. Miss Mellow. Koehler is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. L. Stinder, at Sebring- ville.—Mr. Wm. Uttley spent a few days in Berlin during the week, ;Melia- ing the funeral of his father.—Mr. F. Rummers- new house is fast nearing . completion. DEATH.—The Angel of Death in its visitations is no respecter of persons taking youth as well as aged in its flight, but He has said "Suffer the lit- tle ones to come unto Me" and His will was snbreitted to on Tuesday when the little babe of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Diebold, of the Babylon Line, was gathered in the Saviour's arms and taken home. The circumstances are extremely sad, owing to the fact that the little one had been smothered to death. It, :ippears the little one bad been laid to rest on the previous even- ing lind it is supposed it was wrapped up too closely. On going to the babe in the morning the mother was horri- fied to find that life was extinct. The sympathy of the community is &tend, ad to them in their bereavement. DIED IN SANILAC CENTRE, MICH. — The young may gonhe old must. This week it is our sad duty to chronicle the death of a promising young lady in the person of Miss' Qom, only and dearly beloved daughter of Mr: and Hemacher, who left Zurich two or three months ego for Sanilac Centre, Mich. Miss Hamacher had beemailing for some time with that most dreaded of all diseases, consemptipo, and her friends feared the worst for some time pest, though still lipping for her re- coVere. The disease centiened .to make progress, hOwever, and she -grad- ually became weaker and weaker tin - til Monday morning, Oct. 26, when she finally breathed her last, at the age of. 17 years. Deceese.d was e model young woman and was always looked oppn As a exemplary person,- her kindness of heart and winsOrne, ways captivated (he'hearts of many. Her presence will lm:'sadly missed in the household as well as by her companions with whom she was great favorite. The bereaved parent's Ore nearly - prostrated with grief, 'and- the sympathy of the com- munity is exteoded to them. The re - ma ins were in:ought here -for borial on :Wed nesda v the funeral taking phire -bairn the raselenee ef her grandfather; Mr. Ctisnot e 1)0Y, 0/..1 Th rind aY to the,. Be° eson •line cemetchy. Ciint011, Mr. O. W. Stewart, a London, was here the otheeelay .comnieting the sele of hie .eighty,aere farm on the BxtyROld. Line, 0646110h toWnsteire to hinJainers ldoSe, who has tIthen poesession, 'Stewart bas still one Itendreel acres on the RaYfield Line.—The angel of &Oh . invaded the home • of hit aid Mee: Walter.Markniug on Toeeday /tweeting and took to its look home where grive Is 'unknown their intent sokke • -.Herbert. hut eleven, months -bore, It took butt 30, beers illness to aetst the ineviteble upon: this pro sipgiitUe orte, stett- ing first with some intesttnal trouble. and endieg in death ereen a disease oe the beaftto The funeral wee held priv- ately frotke the feattily residence oh Wednesday morning to the Clinton cemetery. Mt and Mrs, Manning twee 'the sympathy a a large eirele af friends in toWn. • -----**,--- Kippen Mr. John. Whitman intends rething twin the wore •active duties of fano Inc and enjoy a welnearned rest, and kettle that end in view he Ime disposed of his line 'farm to Mr. Wro Tr:10(111e of Essex. The farm contain Pe acres and the price paid was $5,200. Mi. Tt'aquie will take poseeesion he the spring. hle. Whitman has uot yet de - ceded where he will make htte home.— Mrs. Sheffer, of this village, who has been in Melon for, the past couple of menthe, melee the doeteee Care. haS returned home and feels much improv. ed in health. Tier many friends aro pleased to see her home again. --Farm- ers are all busy with the a pplee, *tow- ing them away for wirster use. Buy - ti. eeent to he very srarce in this neigh. borhood this season, and those, who aro buying are not, paying a. very big price for thE in.—Mr. Thos. McGregor, W110 has been with friends in :Menthe, bre for nearly three yeare, has returned to one village, lonkieg hide and hearty. Although well lip 10 Thus, Mr. Mc- Gregor never Rents to grow Ilis many old friends are pleased to see hint home agaire—Anntversary ser - 'lees will be held in the Illethorliet rh)Ircb here on SunalAy told -Monday n , On Sunday Rev. 3. S, Allin, of Lowilan, will peeech both morning aud OneMonday evening a fowl sippei willlae served, After whicha osical and literary program will he, ntlerctl. Adtlresses will (deo be 414s. livered by neighboring toinistets. l. good time eNpectetl. WWWWW•l• Fireman Killed at St Marys, London, Nov, 2, --Resulting front . collision on the Grand Trunk early teeturday evening. just west of St Marys.Fireinan John Atkins,of Wind- sor, died yesterday morning. Engi- neer Merriam), TO111244 Mall. was bad- ly I:leered. A doehle headee had pull- ed out of this city for Stratford late in the :downturn. with engines 370 and 707 in the order named. Conductor McQuade was in charge. Engineer King and Fireman Atkins, both of %Mclean., were on the front engine with Engineer Morrison on No. 707. While the double header was approach- ing St. Marys the way -freight, Von- dueter Frost, had pulled out of that town and proceeded west to the Rom Shoe Quarry to seenre a ttoupleof vers. The flat ears kvete h -ft standing on the 0 nein lino according to the orders, while the engine went down the guar- , -y switcb. The double bender had or- ders to avoid the way freight, hut over ran them, so the officials (-tate, and pitched into the waiting ears. The re. suit WaS It pretty bad smell -up. En- gine 370 was badly wreeked and a num- ber of the cars suutehed. Euttiee 707 was not very much damaged. Fireman Atkins was removed to St, henrys w h ere he died a few minutes after mid- night. Engineer King maned with- out injury. Engineer Morrison had both legs brOken. He was taken to St. Marys end later removed to his home in Sarnia. He will recover. The fire - 4104.0 of the rear engine also escaped. Physicians from St. Marys attended the inenred. The wrecking crews from this city and from Stratford were soon on the scene and worked all through the night, hot it was not until 0 o'clock yesterday morning that the line was cleared. Au inquest will be held on the body of the deed firemau. Alkins leaves a widow. 4 4`staletha Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, Coughs, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria. cresolene is a been to Asthmatiefi. Cens01,Esa a long estaidlibed and standard reinerly for the diseases indicated. It elves because the air rendered strongiy antiseptic is corded over the diseased surfanes of the bronchial hetes oink every breath. giving prolonged and censtant trea,traent. Tho,e of a consumptive terheeen or seirerere from chronic bronchitis, And immediate relief fnun coughs or in. flamed emilitions of the 'Maur,. Descriptive booldet few. Creesorheet ANTiSERTIC TAULEIS disSolsed le the mouth., are effective and safe fee coughs and irritation of the tluent. At. Aberz, ant ionmuisTs. SQ2. IVEC)11.NO, NIIXS 4 CO,* 101 ?Ogre StOlontreal, Vanadian Agents ung of n, a he The best positions with large Commerciel Ilneheee are now filled with young teen feora eighteen to twenty -fixe years of age. Thesee young men rettch their positions by keeping ilk clone teach with the manae;ers. To get in touch with the heads of Each confreres it is necee- eer,y to have a thorough hoeineee traittioge The Forest City Deteinees and Shorthand Colieeo gives a complete and pratiticel traitting in ethaintraphy, %lateen:la heat- keopmg, higher accountiog, etc. gas the best organized and meet capahle etat' of teecliere itt Canada, Write for hoehlet giving full particulars of courses, coats, ete. L.T Peet Y.MQ.JL131.111=0, LONDON. our Liver Is it acting well? Bowels regular? Digestion good? If not, remember Ayer's Pills. The kind you have known all, your life, J. C. dyer Co.. Lovrell. Wags, Want your mOustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE VMS CIS 11.. P. our & co.. aeseve 8.11 xdu F o lidu! WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF SUCH THINGS AS STRAW ROOT CUTTER PULPER KNIVES KNIVES ROOT PULPERS ALL SIZES IRON PIPE WE MAKE TO ORDER GALVANIZED AND 13L.AOK CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GENERAL REPAIRS Oahe euts ro bave treated f011f etant,•tt ntd tQlrOta Cl 13I KU re(1ltriyy aral ieuired. Our New eihrthoe Treatmerat with oureelvee. aad ueer fails to crodicate the poican from t e • Beware or nierettrY and other mineral poisons. which se itituy eaetere prescribe for tine tertible dictate. as they will ruin the system. Other treatments drive tbe poison into the system, whereas nor tPat- merit destroys the vIras or poison in the 11100a and removes it from the svstem entirfly, co the symptoms can never return. If rOu have any of the rellowllig PIT:Wows consult no before It in too late: Illetctics. eruptions or pimples; falling out or the halt Itcbtnees or the shin. stiffness or pains in the joints. eerences in the mireles. sem threat, uleers or bail tante in *be mouth, eon tonsue. eourricea et the enema+, enlarged glands. running sores. etc, Our Now Method Treatment will purify thetdood. heal up the sores. move all pains; the bale will arow m again. all organs will UP restored e their normal condition; end the patient prepared to renew the duties nil pleasure:I of life. e guarantee nriartinfte pecsible with alateluto afety. CarISS CUARANTERD OR NO PAY Wo treat nye Imre Verleocole, ITcretua ebU1t,Stricter.* Cdoets =Iocd Z,cison*Vrittary Zwatue as‘t Xiituscui gleamy glZ0:.33I4dec., DtscAsom fli Awn)! fees thviettle ISsaltlayou. lest iliopei? Are cop Wet cure yen. Opulaabilerx 'rv. NO trotter who bus trmted yen. write for Co. hark3:3 °einem Free of Charge. 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