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DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. S.'
Honor graduate of Toronto Univecisty.
DENTIST,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office oyesGladtnan &Stanbury's office, Mainetreot
;Exeter;,
Medical
HMin R. BRIGHT, 5i, D., tit, G. I'. & S.. HONOR
• Graduate of Toronto Uniyers#ty, Two years
i al'
a t
resident physician Royal Alex ndna Hoag , etC.
Office and Residence ,Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
treet ,EXETER.
SENBUSH, Physician, Surceon, Ae-
DR 2UAt7
cqucleur. Office, Dr, Rollins' old office, Illaia,
-Street. Residenee,eerner jetties and Albert streets
opposite James street 3lethodi.t parsonage. Phone
Office, 39 a; :Residence 39 b.
1
uetzdi.`
Tea1OKSON & CARLING, i3AttR'ISr1rnS. SODIOI
LA on, Notaries, Clouveyanwere, Commissioners.
ffoiloltore tor 8lolsona Bank, etc
Kelley to Loafs at lowest rates of steres.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
B. O aLute, B^A.. Is. U. Dtcsa s
MOSSY TO LOA$.
We have 'large amount of private funds to loan
a farm and village properties at law rates of inter
NIL
GLADMANA STANBUURY,
Barristers, 8olicltore,Maln at,. Exeter Oa.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Malliu.St.. Exeter.
MUSIC
MISS DELIQIIT HOBBS, Violin la-
structor, James Street Parsonage,
MISS LILLYAN ELLIOT
CONCERT SOPRANO
PUPILS ACCEPTED
ADDRESS,--CENTRALIA, Q.
LICENSED AUCTIONi9EIR
WM. ANDERSON, Licensed Auctioneer
for Huron County, Terms reasonable,
Dates can be made at the Advozate,.
Exeter. or henry Elilbees Office, Cred-
iton.
T. B. CABLING
Lite, Fire, Accident and Plate Glass'
Insurance. Collecting accounts, and cone
ducting auction sales, - Exeter, Ont,
C. A. HOUZE, V. S.
Graduate ot Ontario, Veterinary Col-
lege; member Ontario Veterinary Med-
teal Society ; treats all diseases of do-
mesticated animals onscientific prin.
clple8 ; modern surgery a specialty. Op-
eratione on Lump Jaw guaranteed sat-
isfactory. Calls ty day or night
promptly attended to, Office -Main -Me
Exeter, Dr. Ramsay'e ofd stand. Phone
to connection.
SEED BARLEY'* FOR SALE
A quantity of Manchuria Seed Bar-
ley for Bale, grown Snom selected Beed.
for four ,years.
W. D. SANDERS, EXETER
TEACHER WANTED
• zr�
For. S. S. Ng. 4, Ueborne, holding
second-class certificate. Duties to con-
mence after midsummer holidtays. Stat
,salary. Apply to W. H. COATES,
Sec: Treaer., Exeter
SEED OATS FOR SALE
200 bushels Lincoln White Seed Oats
for sale. OM of the leading .Data inl,a
field competition at Guelph_
' John T. Hlrtzel
Crediton, P.O
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE
Twolots of 1-5 acre each, on;tin
confer of Carling and Sanders street
for sale. Apply to
Mrs. Ellettt
r. Carling. st., Exeter
PROPERTY FOR, SALE.
That desirable property 'on William
Street owned by Mr. Thomas: May ie
offered for sale. It consists of tae
lots .ort; which there is a cornfo4''tablE
brick dwelling of eight r�aoms with' e
;goad"'cellar and furnace, •also a Stable
TIere• is a variety of large and snialf
..ruits. For,, particulars apply to
JOHN MAY or J. G. JONES.
FOR SALE
Our Gasoline Engine Six Horse Plow-
er, Golden & jircCuilough make. Same
in good condition. By order of „the„,. Conn
ci#• i
T, B. CARLING, Clerk.
RE :L ESTATES CHIANCES
The following properties have been
Placed ;ins our hands -for exchange..
FDA SALE -A good sized frame
co -
dwelling in Exeter, suitable to a C
modato two families; in good repair;
*D1 be. Sold cheap,
WANTED. -to rent a
,farm, -supplied with the
Inge etc.
hundred acre
usual buil
FOR SALE. -A good trams house
Exeter in good repair.,
FOR SALE -A fair sized brick red
sidence welt located in Exeter, Mod-
erate price.
FOR SALE --A choice residential build -
nig property 3n Exeter.
FOR SALT --A small, frame: house 3,n;
Exeter at "a. very'dew& til;uxe. q.
For SALE-Qna of the best residences
to Hueter, surrounded by cotstderabie
land.
,ROUSE WANTED -TO rent apply at
this office.
For particulars apply at
The Advocate
n
Horse Cards
HORSEMEN -Now is the time to
get your Horse Cards printed. You
are assured of the best of workman-
ship Sind reasonable prices at
The Advocate erica
Fine Cuts, Fine Cards. Prompt
Work and Right; Prices will give you
Real satisfaction.
NOTICE FREE -And remember
we give you a free ;,notice of the
route for two weeks, which in itself
is well worth: the price of the whole
job.
will find it to your .Advantage
to have Tour work done at the
Advocate Office
Auction Sale
OF HORSES RIGS, & FURNITURE.,
At T. E. I-Ianuaford'a .1-tes deuce, E
eter, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL t0 '3.1,
at one o'clock Sharp, -10 horses 3 to
7 years old (the propertyof ,Janne-e • ,Sz
ltiehael Doyle) ; 2 buggies, ttew, Mc-
Laughlin make, 2 cutters'.one neve, Me -
Lau ghlin make, 1, set light double har-
ness,: rubber, mounted; 1 set single bar-
Toss, I set, racing hobbles; 10 cords of
hard maple, cut ready tor: the Strove, 3
n
bedraor2l sets, ah+tttia: cabinet, dins -
i g
roout chairs, 0 kiteheg, eha1'e, 2 kit-
chen tables,1 extension table, 3 rock-
ing chairs, 5 small tables, 2 sofas 2
b£ lounging' chairs, 1 large leather,
easy chair, 1 hall rack, 1 .,secretary, t
co* stove and utensils, washing deal
chine, wringer, tubs and washboards,
baby buggy, toilet sets, pictures and
hand other articles ,00, nitltietOQO
to niett1' i.
These articles are all in; good condi-
tidisoan.es , , y ;`
Terms -$10 and 'under cash, over that
amount 8 months credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes. 5
per cent per annum ee.1 fyer tap, on
credit eine-enter.
T. B. Carlin;,, T.s Ilandfortl,
Atzetfox ser; Prpprietor.
HENSAL1.
Lon Wolper said on left for ttte'weet
last week, and Cres:; SterUng lett for hist
fatrrt�; hear Malt,—WAIL Stenentatt
baa sane to Toronto,-irs. Uereton of
Boehoster 1s here vletting her mother,
Airs.: R. 13, :+feLean,-Sire, Menne. ars., ire
vibtting her granddaughter Mrs, }3rooks
in Londen,-•-Duncan KePewett is elowlY
improving atter ttlo operation In Lon-
don, -Airs, W. Carriquo of Oakville and
daughter, Mrs, S. Johns of Toronto are
guests of Afro, Neelande and :sire, Ding.
--1)1'0r4o0c A cPhereon, who has been the
guest of lite' treotber, 1., McPherson, for
a month, hat) returned to Salmon CItY,
Idaho, -T. Berry received six stallions
from the Old Land T1lursdaY.-Mss, Car-
rot, who has teem spending; sometime
with tier sister Mrs, Sutherland, trap re-
turned to E3eachwille,-Recentlx the tarry
Bice of Dara. Shirray and IT. J.ID.C:ooke
had a closer call front escaping, gee, All
wore affected and some aeriouely so.
Fortunately Air, Cooke awakened and
promptly secured medical aiiLc but it wan
sometime before -come of them recovered
cclnsclousnese.-Mss. Bernard Thompson
is seriously 111.--3ire. Thompson, of Tor.,
ont'a to visiting a.t John, L acarthur's,--
Bev. J. E, Milliard gave his popular
lecture with line light views entitled,
„Tito Rose, Thistle and Shamrock," in
Chieethuret ;siethodiet church on, Monday.
Casetdy, C, B., of Toronto, wait In
town last week and took the measures
manta to and levels preparitory to nut/sing
an estimate on the Boat ot a syatem et
waterworks. -RCE. Censers of Clinton
preachedhe the Methodist church Sun-
day.
Death -The euddent death ot Janiett! Pat
terson tt ole; place an April lat. The
previous Thursday he was' cengaged fn
hauling Srarel to put a cement floor In
tho cellar ot his residence. Ile was
FOE., RENT
Thirty acres of land, ready for crop.
Privilege of drawing' crop 'off the place.
4 number of acres of pastureland to
rent ; also a number of cattle' pastured
by the season.
'W. M. BLATCHFORD
THRESHING MACItINE FOR SALE
Decker Threshing Machine in fair con:
dition, together with Decker Steam Trac-
tion Engine. Machine is welt -feeder and
supplied .with blower and cutting appar-
atus.,
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM HORN
Woodham Y.O.
.-5000 •Cedar. Posts.'forSale
Our posts are "the finest quality and
for size we have n,othina less than 6
inches at small end. Our prices • are
right for we have them to • sell.
G. E. HICKS, .Centralia.
White ' Wyandotte Utility Eggs
Hatching
For ..Hat
g
$1.00 .: for 15 eggs ;
51.75„fo1 30: e gs ;
L1eubator hats at reduced, rates
,al rite CHAS. k` .HOOPEIt;
Box 157, Exeter, Ont,
anninFactory Contracts
g
d
and after>eb. h '14th The Exeter
hi g and Pieservir3 Co wall be,
ady to rOake' CgjLtiraCte with.�,tarmers;
tuf
rowing of f f ory41 actor r,a�
IX to tale rimer
AI $
,ll
'resp
groceries
We are now ,well establish
ed in business and we believe,
on the best of authority (nam.
ely that of a daily increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.,, - -
Remember ' our --motto,
"Fresh Groceries all the time,"
All kinds
ofroduce taken
1n.
'exchange.P
.
J.LD
tiB�• .
Flour
Several Brands. Manitoba
specialty.
ince,
•
A good stock always on band:
.emelt.`
Durham National Partla.
Cement is the best
Seid®n, eter
NATURE WILL CURE YOU
Of Kidney Disease, Aided by Father
Moniscp's No. 7.
Kidney trouble is one of the most dis•
tressing ailments of mankind, and leads
to backache and rheumatism. This is
because of the importance of the wort;
done by the kidneys, -work which must
proceednormally to insure good bectlth,
A very Iarge proportion of civilized
people have some form of kidney trouble,
sometimes without knowing that their
malady is of that nature, Many obscure
pains can often be traced to diseased
kidneys.
These organs are the filters of the body,
Their function is to strain out of the blood
and eliminate through the bladder the
worn out tissue and oilier impurities
gathered by the blood in its course.
When the kidneys become congested
and sluggish, these impurities, including
the irritating and poisonous uric acid, are
not entirely reproved from the blood.
The result is that the uric acid is deposit-
ed in the joints and tissues, causing the
agonies of ,rheumatism and frequently
affecting the liver and other organs.
Father Morrisey, the famous priest -
physician of Bartibogue, N.B., after much
research eompounded a remedy which
workedhand in hand with Nature. His
doctrine, justified by thousands of cures,
was that the need is not a patchwork
relief, but a treatment that will enable
the forces of Nature, tvorking through
the kidneys, to accomplish their intend-
ed work. -`
His famous prescription, No. 7, assists
the kidneys to work vigorously and elim-
inate the harmful uric acid from the
whole system. In the form of tablets,
No. 7 is easy to take, and will effect cures
where other _remedies have failed. Do
not trifle:. with kidney disease, but take
No. 7 Tablets, the treatment that has
proved sorsuccessful 'with other sufferers.
50e. a box, at your druggist's or from
Father .Morriscy Medicine Co,, "Ltd.,
MONTREAL, QUE.
Sold and guaranteed in Exeter by W.
S. Howey.
heated up considerably while throwing
on the lead and got chilled while 'drive
1n; home. Inflammation of the bowels
set io, anddespite the beet ot attention)
he passed away. Deceased was 'Dern at
Rodgervilie, on the farm now o.ceU11ed
by his brother John. After growing up
he purchased a farm hear Brucefield
where he resided 'until two years ago.
when he moved, to Hensel!, Hits wife
died a, year ago. He leaves nip children..
STEPHEN CO1iN;NC1L,
'The Council of the Township of Step-
hen met in Creditors on April 3rd. All
nentbers. present. Previous nhiriutea read
and adopted, 1'
Sanders '1("earleY-That Henry Mitis be
appointed Jeltuty R.eturnfadg-Ott#eer for
the vote to be taken in *le Police Yii-
lase or Centralia on the Local . slier
provement by-Iaw and, that the Ry -law
be printed in the Crediton' Star, -Carried.
a eflerna.°nn-'Sanders-That A. Hill
Co., of Machell rte avea.rded the centred
for oreeting the steel bridge across the
Aux Sauble River _between,; Iota 1a -- 16
in the 5th con. of Stephen, and Joseeei
Lawson the contract for the construct-,
atg of the cement abutments end floor.
-Carried.
'k earley-Love-,T,.ai the Creditor., Star
lin suture do the printing for the Town.'
ship of Stephen, at the same prices as
a.re now paid under tender. -Carried,.
Deputy -Reeve Sanders -••f o ee finder--
That neslf tenders be asked for the print.
Sando s-Faye,,.-Wat Ity,law No. 175
being a by-law to a,tttlwrize the Bret
and Treasurer to borrow money to meet expenditures having been read
the third time he passed, alsnnd, and.
aealed.--eneretied,
Tho 1ollow.ing pentons were appointed
to enforce the provisions of By-Iaw No
1;17, being a by-law prohibiting cer-,
gain anintais trete running on t.be •Pub
i#c bighw ty, WaT; Anderson, Can. d.-«-
Chas. Stiere en, Con, 10-17 , and
Steplton Webb Con .18i to "West boundary'
Tho tollowing are the names of titin
pathrnaetere, pound -keepers, and fence-
viewers appointed tiee act in the ¥unie
(panty during the present year,-,
PPatlursaetere -'Daniel Smith, Theenaa
Oliver, Victor Snell, William Swt,
Tieleor; /Cootie. Itotyert :Mfitettell, WHOM
W. Anderson, 0, Chriet1e, Ec1. Sllatptoa,
Wm, Penhale, Wee. OcerroF. t''nl, bite
Ezra Haiet, Ed. Short, Vagi, Schroeder,
'Wm. Sanders, Wes, Lamport, 3.,l3,s 'E ee
sere, Geo, Felt er, John Smith, Jelut.
Rosealer, Pat, Carroll, Wee. HUI, Henry
Vedanta:et', Jacob Schwartz, W, .H,'MAr.-
look, Moses Arty, Gertletd Steeper, Lye
lean Glanville, Robe. Idawninnsy, Retie
ben Davey, Jonah ICestle, Jaynes Carey
Joe, McKeever, M. Madden, D. Upphal i
Jacob Ilenitaefer, U. L. ICratt, fitop1en
ae.
o
1�forrlaon, 'Newton Clark, T m
h Ke s
Y +
Henry England, "Win Brown. John Iiou-
lahan, Jerry Drolihey, Chas. Lbehner,
Dougat D4cIeaac, David Webb, Siouan
'Sherlock, Janes Hod,gine, Nicholas 1T91 -
lard. Wm. Nichola, Thos. Webb, Philip
Baker, Joe. Carruthers`, W. 11.:lIayter,
John Taylor, Ab. MoUard, Alex Ferias,
Arehy Webb, E. Gill, Joint Halt. Aue4
tim Ilaytcr,. Jobn. Eagleson, Henry Isaac
EI. Bertram, Jaacph `Brenner. Andrew
Dlajardtno,, Sr„ W. Reilly, Wes. Jones,
James McCarthy, John, Barry, 14. Mo -
tyre, 'Wm. S,haddock, Fred green, 35.
las Stareako, ir.. Wen. Sanders, Mr, Steel
Henry' Kraft, Henry Schroeder, Sam. 1411
ter, Joh Rhode, Conrad Walper, A.
Webb..
Pound -keepers, -'Wm. Moffatt, Hiram
Shepton, Wm. B. Geiser, 13. Cunningham
Jos. Hickey, Geo, Webb, Jos. Edwards,
T. J. Amy, Chris Finkbolner, Philip Ba-
ker, Jos. Breezier, Fred Procter, Silas
Stanlako, Jr., Wm. Z.ttnmer, Albert Mes-
ser, C. H. 'Wilson.
Fence -Viewers --Daniel McCurdy, Isaac
11111, Ezra I -Tait, Peter McKenzie, Geo.
Mawhinney, Eli 'fling, Chas. H. 'W'113004
Geo. Dawn, Austin Hayter.
They following orders were paid, 11.
O'Brien, filling 1n washout on S.B. 1.50;
A, Allen, drain, 7.00 S. Brown, broken
plow 4.00; 1•i. L. Kraft, plow 4:00; A.
1--ladgins Co., Limited, gas, 3.15 Ham-
ilton Stamp Co., cow tags 5.00; total
24..65. The; council adjourned to meet
again in the Town. Hall, Credit;an, on
Monday, they 8th day of May at 1. p.m.
H. Eiiber, Tp - Clerk.
finale aei
• Liners
:re
eatty - Bros.' Feed
IOIlanu
- and' Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors..
eatty'Bros.'Steel
.'; • ?
c•
Stalls 8& Stanchions
can be installed as cheap as
lumber and Iast forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder.
These three things are great.
labor-sae`ers for farmers and ne-
cessttfeson a farm,
by
BIDDULPH
0
When you are jaded_ your appe-
tite poor—your whole systems
weary -.1st try a glass of Labatt'a
le and Stoul
IPleases the palate, refreshes tlfe
body, agrees with the weakest
stomach. A truly wholesome beye-
age fiat ,real% nourishes. For at
milder drink try Lebatt's
London Lager
IEqual to the enest German
brews. flats time true smack of.
choice hope.. Very light. palatable*
satistling• coir for the lavender
m
Cornet
Beer
STYLE)...,
A tentperance brew—test and
'Nolo, like choles: Iz er,1 ut bait leas
in s% of proof spine. Qu*xehte
mit; refreshes; gives appetite.
Order some today.
ler
Beer
' ,i;tte newest,port-isitoxleust, rad
and delicious, with the read Oster
Arid gv4ity of good,ale. Complies
!16°31401 OP1d0/1„ recluireltnrrtts and
may he operdy said sttyrrhrxe:.
Oder any Labatt product from
Your dodo tar' direct from
Joico ,Uftal ''t, 70011DON, r 1{A1 1
,s,_ Fee
SE.FOR TL3,--Geo:se Watson oC Fitts•
wa, eldest Ron of the late W. N. WateoS
died at Seatorth one 3fmr'ch 30th. Mr.
Waleoa was taken lit white attetlding
ills father'0 funeral hero en March 7th.
ST. elARYS,--JPhn, Henry Eirldemen
died on April 5th. aged 38 Years, He+
had been in the 1lnnber business ast
North Bay for some time. and died 'et
'{l#abetee,
(Too late for last week.)
The farmers are beginning to think
that winter teed will seen be gone. -Mr.
and eirs.Wellington!Hasket were guests
of Michael Armitage Sunday. -MISS Alma
Hodgins has secured a position in one
of the Granton Stores. --Miss Anna Dick-
ens is on the sick list. -Mr. Aaron Dav-
is entertained a few of the young people
on Friday evening. --,James` Turner be-
lioves It is, notwase tlo keep batch much
longer. Ile has the cage and hopes"
soon to have the bird. -Mr. Wellingtons
Hodgins Ls 'h(ome tram the west for ' a
few months.
irk rtlawly reoi Yer€a a
illncee., caused by'
by a 'relapse, result
the lunge.
ltos. Cunningh
Iron's lit
o grdppi
in.co
soon:+
C i
idrett Cry'
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO
FREE TO i OU7--MY SISTER gitlC#t FROM WOMEN'SYU AND EVERY14tI4 RNi ttF» Sit
T am a tsaman.
X lutow' wontans enftoringe,
T lseve found the cure.
L tvlll mall. free of any change, MY home trete.
¢neat with ell instructions to any entre: or from
zvomen'a ailments. I want to tell ail etomen .about;
this aero -you, my reader, for yeurseJ, your
daughter your mother, or your sister, 1 want
toll you how
daughter,
to euro yourself at hone, without
thoa
. Whatoe tor. S Men
womet n i not (., ex.
perlence. we know bettor than any dottn. I know
that nay home treatment is a sate and., , 11)
Leucorrhtcaor 'Whitish dIscharSe,Ltc,o ,•,s,l}is-
placcmentorFallingafthe'.Vomb,Prti :iceety
or Painful Periods, Uterine or Ovarian fuant.rs or
Growths, also pains In the head, back nod bowelL,
heatingdof: nfcelings. nervousness. creeping feel.
ing up the spine, melancholy, desire to cry,but
flashes, weariness,kidney and bleed%r trusses
Where caused by weakness peculiar in cur sex.
I wantta send you a complete 10 days treatment
entirely free to prove to you that you can cure
yourself et home, easily, quickly and surely, Remember, that it will cost you nothing to give
the treatment a completes trial; and if you should wish to continue, i twill cost you only ubuut 12
cents a week, or less than two =tea day. It will not interfere with your work ortor npation.
Just send meyourname an d a ddress, tell m o how you suffer, Hyatt wish, enal win-4cmt r en 1 ho
treatment for your ea o.entirelvfree.inpplainwrappper,byreturnmail. Iwillalso seed )011tree
of cos t,mybook-"WOMAN'S ti W N MEDICAL AI)YISER"with caplanatory Mastro inns .hew
ingwhy 'women suffer, and how they can easily cure themselves athome. Every 'woman should
have it and learn to think for herself. Thenwhenthedoctoreays-"Youmustha , atopen
tdon;' you can decide for yourself. Thousands ot women have cured themselves with laybotno
remedy. It cures all, old or young. To Mothers of: Daughters, 1 will explain a simple hotno
treatment which speedily and effectually cures Lcucornccen, Green Sickness, and Painful or,
Irregular Menstruation in Young Ladies. Plumpness and health always result front ita use.
Al herever you live. I can reteryou to ladies of your own locality who know and t,illgladly
tell any a'ufrorer that this Home Treatment really cures all women's diseases and mules women
well, strong, plump and robust. Just eendmeyour address, and the free ten days'.reatmentis.
yours, also the book. Writs to -day, as you may not eco this offer again. Address ;
MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box • H 840 - WINDSOR, OPT.
ST AFFA.-The` remains of the late Mrs.
A.ndrevr:Bruce df tho lath concess:ion, of
Hibbert, were interred .in the Staffa cem-
etery 011 Friday. Deceased was 80 yearn
old and had been ailing for years. She
leaves a tannly of seven, sons, and an
aged husband to mourn her loss.
ST.IMIARYS.-Sarah Thompson, wife of
-Simpson ' Ireland, died in St. Marys on
April 8th, aged. 68 years. Mrs. Ireland
had been ill about three years from can-
cer. She had been twice operated upon
at a London hospital. Her husband sur-
vives,,
:amid- one sister, Mrs. Robert Cope
land of K.irkton, who is the only 'sur-
vivinig member' of a family of 14.
SEAFORTH.-Inspector John . Ayear stn
Tee -onto, surprised the occupants of the
Grip House here by charging them with
se1lfing liquor without a"license. 'Messrs(
F Carlin and J. Carlin were each fined
Tl(0. and costs.
o ri-
'7.2',117 p
S e. 1
ST. S. --John A p
ti NI�iI2YS.-Jo
etor nnf•;7the Ontario 1 -louse, died April
`76h. Deceased was in: has 43rd y
ear
A widow and one daughter Mabel sutt-
ee.
ut-ne. Nie Spear -in was a son ,of Geo..
Spearin,' 4th ,colt. of Blanshard. De-
ceased' leaves five brothers and one :sis-
ter. Ile had bee,.7, proprietor of the On
tarso House for 4 years, and previously-
was propr •ser or of the 'Grand Central
iHotet �',
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LETCHER'S
TORI►
DKENNEDY&KENNEDY
CURE DISEASES OF MEN
PATIENTS TREATED THROUGHOUT CANADA FOR 20 YEARS
DR. KENNEDY. MEDICAL DIRECTOR.'
or Due K. & K.
Drs. K. & K. are favorably known through-
out Canada where they ,have done bust.
neas for over 20 years. Thousands of patients
have been treated and cured by ;their great
skill and through the virtue of their New,
Method Treatment. When you treat with
them you know you are dealing with respon-
sible physicians as they own and occupy
their own office building in Detroit, valued
at $100,000. When they decide your case is
curable, all your worry is removed for you.
know they will not deceive you, They
guarantee to euro all curable cases. No
matter how many doctors have failed to
benefit you; no matter how much 'money
you have spent in vain; no natter bow dis-
couraged you may be, : don't give up in des.
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