Exeter Advocate, 1909-01-14, Page 51
1
Porter
Undoubtedly the heat tstewed ou
the continent. Preyed to be so by
aaalysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great Exhi-
bition., especially CHICAGO tt193,
where it received ninety-six points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
WHY
not trade that organ
of yours on� a piano
rfr
At the present we can handle a
number of second hand organs and are
therefore prepared to allow you agood
price for it.
We don't ask you one
dollar more for the piano
than your neighhbr pays
for it.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE
IF THIS IS NOT RIGHT !!1
Sewing Machines,
Sleighs, Hymn Books,
Bibles, Stationery, &c
Ss MARTIN & SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality o1 their goods.
Q zet ei aro cat e
SIOLYZE - - ONTARIO
$1.00 If paid In adranc.,
St.1O a year if not so paid.
Tea YeUsltea!staarStrictly tes 1;is ►abavascrlMst.rs$t.AO
Imo
8ANDIE8 « CREECH, Publisher&
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
us
The great Uterine Tonle, and
only late effectual Monthll
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold to three d
of strength -No. 1, SI ; o. 9<
10 degrees stronger ft; a A
Sod by oil druggl.ta or ser ent
prepaid on rooelpt of price.
Fres pamphlet. Address : Tag
COOL RUM NE 11..TQIIMT0.0NT. (formarlY Wifulaort
Winter Term Opens Jan. 4th
This /shool is one of the largest In the pro.
vtnce. It is noted for the thoroughness of its work
and the d[ICC ail of Its students. 3 departments -
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy,
CENTRAL
ersav OND.ONT.
Our graduates are in demand as Business Col-
lege teachers as well as omee assistants Ost
our magnificent catalogue, It is fres.
ELLIOTT
& McLACHLAN,
Principals.
Ross' Furs
Manufacturer and Retailer
A Word to the Wise -
When buying Furs remember the manu(actur•
er supplies ths goods at firscost. Ne also
knows the quality and value of all materials and
Is the only one whoa' guarantee Is based on
practical knowledge.
w••••• ready to protect all purchas-
ers is regard to value, and quality, of
may article bought from us-
S61.O0
Natural Canadian Hink, five tab muff, trim-
med with heads and tails. Two skin
throw warts to match. The set . Set 00
$29.00
Natural Alaska Sable, large pillow muff, long
ruff to match, double fur at neck, long stole
ends trimmed with heads and tails. The set $20
$13.00
Isabella For, long double ruff, and large pillow
muff to match.
The set....... 021.00
C.14001016 Mailed Os Application
Ross, 196 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Add
Boiling Water
Cool and Serve
JeII-O
TUE DAINTY DESSERT
Flavored hast right
Sweetened last rigid
Perfect In every way
Deal accept seMWesea
All grocers +ell ft
Corlett. -Mrs. JAM. n Pollock was pre-
empted with a fland.orn.' clock by the
I'itebyterlan chute it members and ad-
hcre'r's rrt(ntly for her faithful sere
eters ,le organist.
What The Kidneys Do.
WHAT BOOTH'S KIDNEY PILLS ARE
DOING F'OIt EXETER. ONT. PEOPLE
Alt the blood In t le body Daae.'il
thtcugh the kidney. every three role-
utes.
Toe kidneys fllter the blood.
Trey work night and day to dally
remove about Soman gr.iI nc of impure mat -
Orr if they (all some part of Ulla Inn -
pure matter Is lett rti the blood, bring -
Ing on pain In the hack. head she. ellr-
einess. Irregular heart, hot, dry skier.
rheumatism. gravel. dropsy. depoei's In
the urine. Booth's Kidney fill. mike
the filtering right and overcoat- Kid-
ney troutele. Hundreds of Fturon Coui -
ty residente have found this out.
Mr. Wiu. Ilatding. of Ar,dt..w nen•.•'.,
Exeter. Ont.. says, "1 Mad suffered for
years with a most annoying be -kat: e
and tenderness arrois the small of nay
back and sides. The urine wa. of a
high color and ro,talne.l a :,uan• •v of
brick dust sediment and was offs^gIve
ly oc'•rrous and a(aldi.np in pe•eiite.
Although 1 had tried erveral differ 'tit
remedies t could Ind nothing t'•.it
would benefit nue. unt I on reronune:.da-
tion of our druggist, Mr. Cole. l used
llooth'e Kidney 1'111.. They quickie ',-
moved the Inactivity of tee kidneys. the
urine cleared and nay bark *trent/Co. ncd
1 have felt mur 1 better generally Stn•^.
using Booth's Kidney Pills and ran toe -
nett nt muely
o: -nettntrouely retonunend
Sold by 1)e flet s. Pelee 50 rents.
The it. T. 1300th Cu.. Ltd.. Mart Erie,
0,.•1.. Voir Canadian Agents.
LL'MLEY,
Mrs, Smith a.u; little daughter, Ii tzr•1
of Iirgcrevllle wtr.r here the gUate of
fornnrr's rattier, Mr. Oco. IiohKtrk. Sr. -
Mr, and Mrs D. L'ibb very pleasantly en-
tertained a Lumber oI their fiends on
Friday evening, the occaaton b log ti rlr
hcuee-warner.a.- Mies :'arena, of En ccs
County ie the guest of Mrs. John Trt-
•tutlr.-Mrs. Thos. Dlekeon and daugh-
ter, Maude, of Seafottt• visited r •ietiven
here the fleet of the week, -Mrs. John
(limo ix suffering from an attack of
la gt1ppe.-Mrs. Chao. Armstrong of
Itrarrthnrd spent a few days reavutly
wl'h Mtn. Jos. Vance. -Mr. it. Ellering-
tot. of To:onto was :one the guest of
hen brother lered.-Mr. Jae. ilorton nail
''e'er reed from Furcat.-We are sorry to
hare to rhre:.t;,e. the Jeatl, of etre 11.
Canty at the hurtle of her daughter, Mrs.
Kerslake.
KI11VA
Sehoo has again nper.cl with atlas
Stitt r rt t of .S tipka as teavite:.-Mrs.
Yager has re:u-ncd to her sonic In Ex-
tit,-
x-
tttr on Tu'stiay, rift, t era eding a fen'
weeks witJ, Ler brother. 11. Cu: ingnarn
-Mrs. 11. Cunningham spent part of last
.vrek In Excttr,-Rich. Sullivan of \VI.,-
coneln, who has been visiting his uncle
returned home heat w,rk.-.t number
front ',etc attrttded the Modern Medi-
: me (r,ocert .tt Shipka Saturday ev,•'t-
Ina and report a goo,! tun'.-WI.ile
driving home trout F'.,rkl llI on Friday
Stilton hate's hast became ftWKt.t, td
at an engt.tc and tat a col)ntderthte
•Ilatancc before It ruuld b estopped. The
hure:y was badly smashed and (1 ,
Horse's leg WAR t u: in several pia, N.
t•'orlu',attlY l ,e orrupa,,te !el: aped in-
ury.-Jae. Free'nan w;lo has been laid
u;, with inflammation Is improving and
In expected t(' have for Ills home 1: 1)e-
1reett sootily. -eta, SKrc Bolt and wire
ParRh,I1 rept :it .undey gore. -%ti s. A:-
t..!rt Cu n ,inghant and two children of
Crcdtton aprin Su Ida:- here. -Mr. Clan.
;belt and el.nr. Meaney spent Strictly at
Joan K:uacy'e.-l•u•no:s ct a wedding
Rowe -Mies Kate Curry and Mr. McCor-
mick spent Su ,day in Mt. Carmel with
('lends.
McGILLIVI1. Y
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mt. and Mrs. Jo'ut itu-R''a'
con. 7. Mt0illIvray, o n Dec. 31.1t. w r 't
l it at4'oad "feu; \ter Miele Elate. we.
u !led Inntatulagt to et:. \Valt,•r i1' '.-
nur o' 1.ondotl. The tr..0 );u1 marriage
ceremony W.I. read by it. v. A. '.1. M,('u!
., of P irk :11. in the prese:trc or r,n
u t: a. Co arra tulat o't e.
More proof that Lydia E.Pink-
heamm s egetwble Compound cures
fala
Mrs. John Scott, 489 Grand Trunk
St, Montreal, writes Mrs. Pinkhanl :
" I waa very much rue down in
health from a female trouble, was thin,
nervous, and very weak, and suffered
(tom bearing down pains. Indeed I
did not care whether I lived or died, I
felt so baJ1 sometimes,
"Lydia 1,. Yinkhaan's Vegetable Cour-
p.,und completely cured me of all my
troubles. I gained in flesh, and am
free from backache, female trouble,
rick headaches, and nervousness.
" I heartily recommend Lydia E.
1'inkltt:m's Vegetable Compound for
all women's ailments, knowing what it
Las done for me
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thiity years Lydia E. Pink-
Itant's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
t alldard remedy for female ills
,lid has positively cured thousands of
,women who have been troubled with
1 isplaeements, inflammation, ulcera -
ion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
.'riodic pains, backache, that bear-
tg-down feeling, flatulency,undi es-
m, (1 i zziness or nervous prostration.
\'Its- don't you try it?
Hrs. Pinklram invites all sick
omen to write her far advice.
lee has guided thousands to
•.alto. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Gr Tligni �odiae;
r3reat I:erp(is Re'rnel:
Tones and inriguratesthe wboie
nervous:.:am, makes Dew
la old Veins. OwesNers-
out DeM(ityy, Mental and Bruin Worry, Ika-
,.onrierrry, ,4tsictl Weakness Brnion
iesa, Bye•
,artorrhma, and reeds of Weakness, or Eaoeeaee.
r ice) $1 per bog. ale for$S, One will please six
will cure. Sold by all druggists or malle� �n
Plain pkg. on receipt of price. New pa
rsnardfree. The Wood Modloln. Ow
(formerly Windsor) Throat*. Ontt,
Wood.%
IIENSALL
T. Wood of Stratford, well known here
had a stroke o1 paralysis at ills home,
but 1e recovering. -Dir. and Mrs. 1. 11.
Grahatn, of Lang, Sask., are guests Of
the latter'o uncle, A. Johnatoli, Widow
Ball Farm. -Miss Gertrude Thompson is
engaged by our School Board to take
charge of the room reuderei vacant by
the resignation of Miss Reynolds.- Dr.
Gunn was called trcre to operate on T.
Smit!: for appendicitis. Owing to his con
dilton only a partial operution was done
and els case is not a hopeful one. -else
Reynolds left on Saturday for Kenora,
where she has lean engaged to teach the
Public School. -Dr. Chesney has return-
ed to his inspecting dupes after a vlalt
here, -Watson Wood of Tuckcrennite
plowed two acres Of land last week on
Jan. :,th, and tcporta the ground to be
in excellent condition.
\\'11AT IS ITCH DIItT
it 1s an o!d Anglo-Saxon name fqr
Dandruff tool it's a good one. 1f you
have dandlutf you !rave itch dirt and the
oink not robes that are part and p.ircr1
of dandruff arc working persistently
night and day and sooner or later will
reacts the eery life of your noir and de-
stroy its vitality.
Then you will be bald -Bald to 'Rai -
for not evnt the wonderful reJuvena(i:g
ptoperttes of l'ar tietan Sage can grow
hal. after (11 l:.tir bulk or root is dead.
Parisian Sage tures Dandruff. W. S.
Cole. the tit ueglst, sells it-recohtnenda
It and guarantee■ 1t ; only 50c. a large
bottle and your money back it It falls
to cure dandruff, Falling IIair and
Itching of the Sealp.
LUCAN
Our village chose progressive !nen at
the accent municipal elections. This
,toune11 board should please anyone. -:.7,
tv Ilawkettaw for Reeve, and Cott-will-
ors,
ou w:itl-
ors, Chas. 1lobbs, Duncan McAlear, Geo
Bowden and Geo. Crawley.
Miss Eva Ilurlton of London Is .pend-
ing a new days at ner home Iters. -Rev.
Itaery of Kirkton and Itev. Arthur Car-
lisle of Lu -an exchanged pulpits last
Sunday.-I1r. aid biro Waiter tllbson
are on a:: extended 'lett to Allcnford.
-Mrs \Vi:idsor of lodge:own Is at pre-
sent the guest of her sister. Mts. Ida
l'o'ts. -T' e new .loly Ti pity Church,
1.u'att, will be opened on Sunday next.
Tee dedication service 1s to tee held at
11 a.m. also service at 3 p•tn. and in
the evening At al: of these sereteeseite
Bishop of iTuron will be Pie speaker.
\11 are eordiat.y invited to attend. -The
;desacs Jennie and Rachel Wllaoe and
Sties Allle Wilson el Centralia visited
Mrs. Mitchell last week. -Ed thrones of
Sarnia spent a new days In town recent-
ly. rettewit,g old acquaintances. -Mr. and
etre. Frank Culvert of Faheerov'. ettrh..
a!e vl.it1I'g 1u Lu an and vrrint1y.-M r.
and Mr.. Thoe. (lodging. formerly of
this town, are home from tint \Meet on
a there 1110a0hs' trip. Mr. liodgine talks
very highly of Inc West and reports
buvineae I oorning In Inc town of \Vllkie.
Sask.-Nits. Leila Murdy. who has been
vteanng with her grandfather Pere far
the past teres weeks, has rationed to
her tonne in Lu:,do:,.-There Is talk of
I new rink in our town soon, r •1,.inly
not before It In needed -A sacred organ
tee ital wlil be gena :ler• on Mo take
evening by Mr. Taos. Elide^Ile•',•^ in
connection with tate opening of the new
Anglican chert':.-Mra. Parks is visiting
ter dausittcr near Gornto"..
St Marys. -On San. et;t Mise Carlit•
t ne. daughter of Mts, James Dunlop.was
utitcd ht nturitage to A. W. Naim of
Moose Jaw. Seek . tornnr,ly of Mother-
well. Trice *111 reside in the west.
I,.................n.......LROUND ABOUT IIS
-i8tam....ta...ea..41111
ittbbert.-The council for 11.109 will be
composed as follows. -peeve, J. A. Mc-
Laren: Councilors, W. 011ier, J. E. Ro-
ney. Hobert lloggarth, Jr., laugh Norris
Uruce1It1d.-The death occurred !n the
town of Moose Jaw, Sask., on January
1st, of Jane Durle, relict of the late
Andrew Swann, aged 76 years: and 0
months. The funeral took place Thurs-
day from the residence of her son. John
Swan, 1)rueeflcld. for Interment In the
!laird cemetery.
Mitchell.-Wililant Robert, formerly of
Mitchell. dled of pr:eumoala In Brantford
on Dec. 31st. !le was 70 years of age
and leaves a wife and len children. -On
Dec. 30th Was \V1lhelnila Elligson was
married to John ltonncnburg. Niters Em-
ma >lligsot and Charlie Ronnenburg as-
sisted. They will reside to Mitchell.
ClInton.-A yulet wedding way solenul-
on Jan. lat at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
11. W. Cook when their daughter Minnie
became the wife of George Boyer of Tor-
onto. -The Onta:lo Street parsonage was
the scene of a wedding on Jan. 4, when
William Shipley was united In marriage
to MI.. Hannah Wise of Tuckeramlth,
-A very pleasant event took place at the
home of Mr. E. Butt on Dec, 30th when
Masa Mabel Clarke became the wife of
Samuel Lee.
CENTRALIA
Mrs. S. McCoy and daughter Miss Re-
becca A., attended the wedding of the
fornier's nelce. Niles E. Nevin, fornl^rly
of Centralia, to London to Mr. W. W.
Metcalfe.
Marrtagc.-A very quiet but pretty wed-
ding was solemnized at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. A. Nevin, 312 \Vharncltf(e ltd.
West London, on \Vedtceday, January
0th. at high noon, when the fonuer'e
daughter, Mise Eliza, was united in mar-
:lage to Mr. W. W. Jletcalfe of London,
t y the Bev. G. I1. Sage. rector of the
English Church, The bride wore a trav-
elling suit of navy blue broadcloth, elites
R. A. McCoy. cousin of the bride, acted
as litideanald while the groom was sup-
ported by his broteet, eft. F'. Metcalfe.
Immediately after the ceremony a wed-
ding hreakfast was served in the spac-
ious dining roont which like the table
was prettily decorated with whit: and
green. The bride received many beaut-
iful gifts from those present. We whelk
them a very long and hapry wedded life.
Mr. Thos. Oliver is visiting friends
at Little Britain. -Misses Vera Essery
and Flo Hepburn are visiting in the
vicinity of Fullatton.-Miss Moriock
of Exeter is the guest of Mrs. (Dr.)
Orme.-Geo. Essery, our liveryman,
is seriously ilL-The Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church met last Thursday
at the residence of Mr. C. Du lac, and
were right royally entertained by their
hostess. -The Epworth League was
well attended on Tuesday evening.
Mise Flo. Eseery and John W. Butt
being in charge of the meeting. -W.
T. Colwill, our hay merchant, is ship-
ping large quantities of bay to the
English market. -Rev. W. H. Butt
preached at Crediton on Tuesday ev-
ening.
ATTACKED i3Y R(JLL
---
While in the act of tying a bull up
in nix stall George Urquitart of Fuller-
ton narrowly escaped death. The ani-
mal beanie angry and go' him down Un-
der its feet, trampling on him and en-
deavoring to gore lira. Ills ankle was
broken and he received some bad in -
fettles. The bull has sauce been dchorn-
ed. Mr. Urquhart will recover.
Zurich
Mrs. Geo. Campbell left last week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Kampmann,
at Berlin, -Little Mac. Merner's little
pacer took 3rd money at the winter
races in Toronto on New Year's Day.
-Elmer Klopp is getting the brick
and other material ready to build a
house on his farm next season. -Mrs.
Apperman has returned to her home
in North Dakota. -Ezra Schweitzer of
Sebringville, is visiting friends in this
section. -John Rohner of Berlin, for-
merly a resident of Zurich, is visiting
here, -Simon Mittleholtz, of the Cana-
dian West, is renewing acquaintances
in town and vicinity. -Miss Melissa
Smith and Miss Vanatter of Crosewell,
Mich., are visiting relatives here.-
Cornie Holtzman, who has been em-
ployed in liartleib'estoreforsometime.
has left for Berlin to take a course in
the Business College, -On the evening
of Jan. let, Miss Lydia Faust's Sunday
School Class met at her home, and
presented her with a beautiful jardin.
ere. Mies Faust very ably responded,
and kindly thanked them. She left on
Thursday morning of last week for
Caro, Mich., where she will remain for
the winter. -Mrs. Henry Eicher of
Michigan, and her youngest son, are
visiting with friends and old acquaint-
ances in this neighborhood.
NOW IS HEST
TIME TO TAKE
A well known authority on Itheunut-
isnt gives the following valuable though
simple. attd harmlprescription hleh
any one can costessly prepare at home.w
Fluid Extract Dandelion, ons -half
Duet e : Compound Karon, cue ourte ;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
MI: by shaking well In a bottle. .red
take a teaspoonful after each meal and
at bedtime,
iic matte, that tat lagredlents car, be
obtained from any good preerrlptien
pharmacy at small cost, ands being of
vegetable. extractfot, are harmless to
take.
This pleasant mixture, It taken reg-
ularly for a few days Is said to over.
COM(' almost any rase of Rheumatism.
The pian and swelll.tg, it any, diminish•
es with eac't dose. until permanent re-
sult,' are obtained. and without Injur-
ing the stomach. 'A hale !herr are many
moo alied itheunmatism reniedlrs, patent
meal,a co. eta.. some of whlr`t do give
relief, few realty give p'tnraneet results
:tna the above ail!, no doubt. be greatly
appreciated by many sufferers aero at
this time.
inquire at the drug .torts of this
nttgt.borhood elicits the Information'h)t
these drugs are hatmleSs and ran be
bought separately. or the druggists herr
will mix the prescription for our etud-
e: s If eked to.
LIRINSLET.
Mr.. Wm. Darling is spending a new
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A. Bloom
tleldnear Dentteld, who etas been very
■Ick. -Scott Trevethlck has returned to
London to resWuc Ll. studies at the
Business Coi.eee. and Sutter Auras to
Toronto tc resume his studies in the
Dental College. -Mr. McPeak and fam-
ily have returned to Durand after the
holidays. -Mr. J. Buckley is spending
a few days at his home here.-Mlsd
Pearl Niven has returned to her home
near Bay City, Mice., after spending the
past few months with her aunt, Mrs.
Rose Wetmore -Special services at Marrs
Hell commenced un Tuesday evening.
The pastor will be assisted the brat
week by Itev. Mr. McCulloch of Parkhill
second week by Itev. Mr. Steadman,
Grand Bend: third week by Rev. Mr.
Flicks of Crediton. -sir. and Airs. Geo.
Lewis entertained a large number of
friends to dinner and also in the eve-
ning on New Year's Day, It being rho
30th anniversary of their wedding. -)Mss
Niven, after a visit with ler aunt, Mrs.
Watson for several months ha■ returned
to her home In Day Clty,-L. II. Corbett
M. A.. of Toronto University, who spent
the holidays here, has returned to the
dude e at the university.
Tut:kcramlth.-Tire council for 1000 is
as fellows. -Reeve, Robert McKay: Coun
eithers, Joseph Atkinson, Robert Bell,
Herbert each and 1). McNaughton.
IIALTTICAIMEET TELLS Of
PATENT MEDICINES
A graduate in organa cbcutn try,
who has made a study of many of
the best -►Vigo patent nied.clnea on
the market, states that many ha'e
virtue, but as a rule pt'ui:le have to
pay fl/r a lot of unnecessary eat eller.
The following is the recipe of a well.
knew u secret preparation, and is
knows by authority to be one of the
best stomach and liver t, nits. It is
prescribed by many of the best
physicians.
This mixture cures constipation and
biliousness. '!'he recipe .--
Fluid Extract Cascara yS oz.
Syrup Rhubarb l CZ.
Carriana Compound .
Compound Syrup Sarsatntr:'!a r oz.
Take a teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
An eminent authority. aim has
made a careful and scientific' =t'ldy
of the relative values of dru, :lav-
ing a specific action on the kiJ::t s,
bladder, and liver, pronounce:, tars
an excellent combination.
You can buy the ingredients s•va.
rately and mix at home.
Cut this formula out and save it.
e x.
The Shine'that Won't Come Ott
"Black Knight"
Stove Polish
Is an inspiration to the housewife -go willing
to do its work and does it so well.
Easy to put on, and just a few rube brings
a brilliant polish,
You should see for yourself how good
"Black Knight" really is.
If yosr deafer does sot beadle 11. send tee
kis nause avid roc. for fatt stud can.
lit F. T. MLLBT CO. MUD. • ItlatmTM, set
eA
COLEMAN'S
QIJIN1NE
fog COLDS 8. LA GRIPPE
Beet thing yon ever tried for Colds, La Grippe,
Coughs, Neuralgia and Headache.
Cures colds in 24 hours. No after -effects --25c.
At aa' *Wars or from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., TORONTO.
4
s>.
WE WANT TO HAND YOU OUR
INTERESTING
FREE BOOK
About Qualifying Yourself for a
Successful Career.
To Imre the folly of eStertat Mambos
iile't wttb..1 m t'bmstasss ds.atl.att-
read est gree Qesaiotec
wl,r
4..s.11. M ..ere s I. c�"�! ss . dwt
0.s." elon.r Oaf Dallas.. G.11 .-
Ac. f u....Stn. lO..I.. .
rT .tTRLtROOS • t .. iaaj
Is.arwte w .y.rtori awes raise
. tosloo .. Dyl.nal
Ssectl
Os.alat.-
dept. sad
J.■.
Tbs Forest City
Baslsess t Moribund College
L..4... Oscar..
J. V. w..t.r..h. J. W. Wein .it, Jr, C.A.
Pttn.IMt YN. i o...p.l.
BLOOD DISEASES
Guaranteed Cured or No Pay.
If yon ever had any contracted or herediter;
blood disease, you are never safe until the virus
or poison bas been removed from the system.
You may have had some disease years ago, but
now and then some symptom alarms you. Some
poison still lurks la your system. Can yon afford
to run the risk of more serious symptoms appear-
ing as the poison multiplies? Beware of mercury
or mineral drugs used Indiscriminately -they may
ruin the system. Twenty years experience in the
treatment of these diseases enables us to prescribe
specific remedies that will positively cure all blood
diseases of the worst character, leaving no bad
effects on the system. Our New Method Treat•
ment will purity and enrich the blood, heal rep
all ulcers, clear the skin, remove bone pains, fallen
out hair will grow in, and swollen glands will re.
tura to a normal ' ndition, and the patient will
feet and look like a different person. All cases
we accept for treatment are guaranteed a com-
plete curt if instructions are followed.
Reader if in doubt as to your condition, you can consult us FREE
OF CHARGE. Beware of incompetent doctors who have no reputation
or reliability. Drs. K. & K. have been established over 20 years.
WE CURE Nervous Debility, Varicocele, Stricture. Blood and
Secret Diseases. Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Consultation Fres.
N unable ie sell write ler • Question List for Nems Trestwsent.
DR5.kENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan t Griswold Sts. Detroit, Mich.
a..