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WHY
not trade that organ
of yours on a piano
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 neighbhr pays
for it.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE
IF THIS IS NOT RIGHT 111
Sewing Machines,
Sleighs, Hymn Books,
Bibles, Stationery. &c
8. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
=Were -....
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EXETER - - ONTARIO
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INay a Year Strictly ist Aaysface.
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COOK VEO,OiN1CO-TOGONTO.OUT. (formerly Windsor,
This school stands In the forefront as the largest
and best practical training school in Western
Ontario. We hare three departments;
Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy,
All departments are in charge of experienced
instructors and the courses are thorough and
practical. Our graduates secure good position's.
Students are entering every week. Write for our
free catalogueat once.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
Principals.
Ross' Furs
Manufacturer and Retailer
- OF -
Reliable Furs
Our businessrinci le
p p s DEMAND ORB PRiCS)
no misrepresentatoe to sell goods, and no recom•
mendation of unreliable garments
Ws meet all competition by our practical
knowledge and perfect equipment. We pro•
tect our patrons before and after the boli•
days bo giving reliable garments and hon•
est value.
We Have No Annual Fur Sale
Blue Lynx
Black Lynx
Isabella Fox
Natural Canadian Mink
Alaska Sable
Persian Lamb
Astrachan Jackets
Ladies' Fur -Lined Coats
sets
4
4
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$30.00 and $50.00
55.00
18.00 to 50.00
50.00 to 200.00
23.00 to 38.00
20.00 to 50.00
18.00 to 35.00
25.00 to 8.5,00
Highest Price Paid for Raw Furs
Ross, 196 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Don't
Accept
Cheap Substitutes
when you ask for
JeII-O
THE DAINTY DESSERT
or you'll be
disappointed
STf i ISTICS IN MEDICINE,
OLD REMEDIES RETAIN THEIR
POPULARITY
Investigations of French Physicians
Show that Large Production of
Synthetic Medicines is Not
Crowding Out the Old Favorites.
A late despatch from Paris says:
Prof. Gritubert presented a notable
paper before the Academy of Medi-
cine .•n thet,ti cutis tendencies in the
last ten years. ltaatng his figures
on medicines furnished to no large
asylums and hospital, by the State
Pharmacy, he finds that the old-
fashioned torch( ries retain their
popularity.
An expert authority on being inter.
hewed states that the tendencies of
the medical profession in Canada are
along exactly the stone lines. Ile
gives the following old-fashioned
vegetable mixture as the safest and
hest treatment for all stomach and
liver troiblcs, constipation. disorder
of the kidneys and bladder, and
states that many of the leading
physicians use these ingredients in
some form, often by some fancy and
expensive name ---
Fluid Extract Cascara '4 oz.
Syrup Rhubarb t or.
Carrtana Crnp••und t or.
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla S or.
Take one teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
This acts in a pleasant way, and
is free from the bad effects of strong
purgatives aid svntheti, s.
VVc advise all our readers to cut this
valuable formula nut and use it. Any
drugg :an supply these ingredi-
ents at a small expense. You cal
mix them at Lome if you prefer.
SAINTSBURY
Mr. arid Sire. Frank Dagg of liill•trney.
Man.. are visiting rcl..tlees in Ude
neighborhood.-hlat,k 1Vashburn of Ar-
thur hate returned after a visit hcre.-
\tlea Minnie Davie has been 111 of pl.u-
,lay for Fume time. She is recovering
•;ircly.-Ilei many frir.,da will be pieties -
i -,1 to know that uIe le recovering. -Mrs.
wen. Derham. who has been on the oleic
,!;rt for the pail two months. is slowly
'ccovering.-Dat,. Macdonald of London
Spent a fe•,v days at his Lome nere the
past wee:c.-Lorne W. Derham has re -
'mead from Toronto where he has ee-
used a good position with Vie C. .1' 1t.
Company. and he will rnovc to Toronto
in the course of a few rnunthe.-\V m.
Lewis of McGillivray spent Su•tday ev-
ening ni the reildcnce of T. Ns. Ucr:ant.
-Jetties Tu: ut r spent last Sunday ev'g
In the vicinity of Lucas. -Messrs. John
and Archie :.Ltcdu.iald of London spent
eu day at their Lorne here.
i',erlor So i..1. St i'atrick's' Churah,-
The W. A. of St. Patrick's Church
On the eighteenth of February
will hold at }Ire. Pion. ifu• ter'• !nonce
.1 Social bright and airy.
end oh that night we'll have a pie,
Jack llorner'e It will e,,uai ;
so It you wish a 'plum" to buy
ire warted -and bring the "needful"
Now every friend who reads this rhyme
Just coni in kindly spirt,
ro share with u,, this Jelly limo.
learn Surely rot regret' It.
Hood things to Isar-goc.1 bungs to cat
In plenty arc provided.
Conte early. you may tiles a seat
For ever)cne's ir.vitrd.
Thursday evening, Feorutry 18, lei.).
Admission 15 eta.
Il.\ V TOWNSHIP
Death. -\t err residence. 2nd con. of
Ii:,y. Mts. C't.iries Jtteen died Ince a
Itngccing lilneam of one year. Decea:acd
was born nn the. 1iu.eri elardiarmtd faint
Stanley and was t her Lath year.
- had been :narrlrJ sou, years and tits
u •hated and a year-old rend Survives.
r .c funeral took p,acr to liensall ceme-
tery en Friday last.
M ct1L.l.1VRAY
At Canicror'a 51d1 tg th.• drain o•' urs
of er an Allies* of ore: a year of Jane
Johneto,t. wife of 1V n. Graiiat,e. at the
:age of ;5 years. Tiorty years ago they
tete to M Glllivray to reside. ret.ring
't net feria lift a fr es y; ire ago. I! i•
.F4(.1.4 lir '.usbar;d 1:1rtc ehillr,:n are
le' .-Mrs. st F'. Parslnson, of South
1•. :•'.t81t , .Mrs. E. Fleming, on
't • ofd • o.nrstead in MrJlllivray, and
1.sa Jt
This woman says that Lydia T«
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound
cured her after everything else
had failed.
Mrs. W. Barrett, 602 Moreau St.,
:Montreal, writes to Mrs. J'inkhanl:
" For years I was a great sufferer
from female weakness, and despite
every remedy given me by doctors for
this trouble, I grew worse instead of
better. I was fast failing in health,
and I was completely diseouraged.
"One day a friend advised me to try
Lydia E. I'inkliam's Vegetable Com-
pound. I did so, and am thankful to
say that it cure:l the female weakness,
malting Inc strong and well.
" Every wow:tn who suffers from fe-
r:xae troubles should try Lydia E. Pink -
haul's Vegetable Compound."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
haul's Vegetable Compound, made
fro;n roots and herbs, has been the
stall:lard remedy for female ills
l has positively ctn'cd thousands of
• •':nen who have liven troubled with
:i:i)i,icements, inflammation, ulcera -
fibroid tumors, irregularities,
.11)dic pains, backache, that bear -
flatulency,
)3,dizzinessor
ear-
flatulency,):t,dizzines.or nervous prostration.
don't you try it ?
l rti. l'itiklt;itnl invites all sick
• ales to t: r ite Iter for advice.
Itai., guided thousands to
health. Address, Lyrrn, Mass.
IIENSALL
The young people of St. Paul's church
are busily engaged preparing an excel-
lent and vaned program of songs, dia-
logues, tableaux, etc., for their concert
to he held in McDonell'e Opera House
on Friday evening of this week, Feb. 5.
Mrs. Cai. Newell has recovered some-
what from her recent Illness.-A;)nlver-
eary services were held In the Billeg:een
l'rrshyterian church on Sunday last,
Rev. MeL. Smith preaching morning and
e vening. .A tea-rneetlug was held on
Monday evening, -Mrs. Coaett, Sr., of
Ilillegrecn has bought M. Ellwood's re-
sidence for which She paid $1400.-A
smith arid family w I: rnovc into Mrs.
Mu't'e residence el.ortly.
ZURICH
Mrs. Philip Bauch was at Berlet last
week attended the funeral of her son-in-
law. Mr. J. K Wing. -Wm. Thiel has
bought Mrs. Llvingood's dwelling oppoa-
Ite the Evangelical parsonage. -Rev, A.
D. Glrc filer began a series of evangelle-
tic meetings on Wednesday evening, -An-
drew Mlttelho'.tz has purchased the dwel-
Ilrig on the Zurich Road East from II.
1". \Vicecloh for $1J5)).-Jo:.n Deichcrt
uulcrwcnt an operation for rupture at
Clinton Hospital last week. We arc glad
to hear that the operation was a suc-
cess. -After an Inness extending over
conte years the eoungcat eon of Mr. II.
l'Icisc"auer dice tact Monday at the
age of 16 years. --The death of Mr. Wing
took place at I''cr1in on. Jan _4th, the
stenmons coming suildcnfy when the tarn
Ily were about to rcli,-c. The w,ctaw,tfc
.1 tu3hter of the late 1'. Moritz, and
'!rrce children are let: to mourn the I04a
The deceased was formerly a merchant
here, occupy'ig the Wore now used by
J. J. Merrier. -An cid pioneer of tide
suety passed away at Drysdale In the
person of James Pollo^k aged 85 years.
Deceased was born In Ireland and carte
to Canada tit the age of nlr,c years, re-
siding for tett yearn. In Lower Canada,
then moving to Stanley and laver to Ilae
where ;,ie wife died three years ago.
THAMES ROAD
Tate Thant a Road Presbyterian anni-
versary and tea -meeting aro to be held
;tent Sunday and Mo:•d,ty. Pee. Nc11 M.
Leckie of Londeshoro will occupy the
pulpit on Sunday. The supper on Mon-
day will be nerved from 3.30 to 8 p.m.
atter which addressees will be delivered
by Mr. 11...e( IOC cad Iraidertt ministers.-
YOU
niniaters.YOU CAN CURT. CATARRH.
3. 11. Taylor, 51 itond St., Toronto,
Breathed 11yoir1 and Cured a Long
s:tand:lig Case of Ct.tonic Catarrh that
Defied All Other Remedies, Also To-
ronto and Neve York Specialists.
\Vithout taking a drop of medicine In-
to the atontach, J. Ii. Taylor, 54 Mond
Sheet, Toronto, tells how the distress-
ing troubles of catarrh were overcome
by simply Inhaling 1tyo:nei air. It's the
history of tens of tioueandm senile!.
.secs on record, proving that ilyomel
rant be depended upon to cure catarrh.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and croup. it
has no equil for any distress of the.
breathing organa.
Mr. Taylor says; "Some years ago
while on a hunting trip in Northern Catt-
alo. i contracted a severe roll that
settled in my head aril finally affected
my throat. It rapidly developed Into cat-
arrh and reused a miserable throat
weeknease My head would become tlog-
,t.'.1 during the night and there was a
catarrhal dropping from the nose Into
the throat. Many day. 1 had been tie -
Abe)
t-
ab'•
to breathe 01 lir than thruu;h my
ntou'h. and the constant hawking and
e pltting was almost unbearable. 1 hail
been treated by the best threat ep''-
t.tliste here and in New York. but not'e-
ing benefitted my co Attlee). I gleait:-
ei llvonxl at W. N. Coles and moon
found relief, the throat dropping ceased
end my heal began to clear. i ronti ru-
ed with 11)otnel for sit weeks and aft'r
that time 1 was well in every do:ail.
There has twee no rcturc of the trouble
shire. and 1 fee; grateful In epeakh g
well of Iiyomei. 4. It cured nae when
.til else tailed."
GRAND REND
Wilbur Dewey, who has been visiting
In Munroe the last month, returned to
his home Monday.-Syrus Green was In
Parkhill Thursday. -So ateo were Ed.
G1I1 and !Weisel' \Vilson.-Mrs. F. lice
Is on tate aloe list.
Report of Grand Bend School for Jan-
uary. -Sr. 1V., Jennie Dlsjardlne, Glad-
ys Patterson, George Oliver, Viola Tied-
entan, Theodore llse. Sr. HI.. Sametl
Carrlere, Maurine Ravette, Gladys DI. -
Jardine. Ivan Green, Russell Mollard.
.lr. 111., Florence Gilt, Myttle Revelle,
Erna Feltz, Veda Fritz, Dolly Dewey,
Elton Green, Itichard 011vcr,John Lovle.
Sr. II., Susie Dlejardine, David Baird,
Francis Dewey, %Welland Itavclle, Part
IL, Itose Wilson, Mabel Down, Willie
Williams, Luella Green, Maurice Tiede -
man. Ncleon Staiten, Marguerite Car-
rlere, Alice Funnel, Gorden Tiedeman,
Leonard llavclle, Arthur Page, Arnold
Itaaelle, Part I., Hazel Fritz, Freeman
Clark, Beattie Di.Jardinc, J eonard Pat-
terson, Jane Baird, Fantle Baird, Jos-
ephine Allister. M. Macauley, Teacher
(Too late for last week.)
Reuben 'Wilson la all smiles over the
arrival of a boy. -Wit. Moilard still
tontir.uea lift -Mr. and Mra. A. Patter-
son wero In Parkhill on Mondale-J013.
llavclle and R. fella were in Stratford
a few days last week. -The 1nfa:tt child
of Mr. Andrew Turnbull died of Mot:dey
it being only three weeks old and lied
never been well. The remains were laid
to rest here \Vedicbday.•-Mr. Ware 011 -
ver le under the doctor's care. -A num-
ber of our realdent3 are regretting the
loss of their doge, a dog poieoner being
at work.
LUMLEY.
little daughter has arrived to en-
liven the borne of Gordons Bolton. -Miss
Jean llorion left on Tuesday for Vic-
toria hospital, London, to train for a
nurse. 'We relish her success In her un-
dertaki ng. -Mr. and Mtgs. J. A. Bolton
chatter -thud a few fric;tds to euchre on
Thursday evening. -Mrs. Philip Rick-
man of ilensall was the guest of her
14011 Grant and family for a few days.
- Miss Cora Wenner had a quilting bee
on Wednesday afternoot:.-Jack (Penn
spent Su•tday with friends at Sunshine
- R. Mutter, assessor, made. !iia tour
through here on Monday. -Jas. Wilson
of Montana vlsited at Noah llorton'a
first of the week.
GOSHEN LINE
henry Smith spent a few dais in
London leer. week. -:•ilea Jennie Year-
ley is spending two wcek-r in London
andd Strathroy.-Sinton Mlttle:tollz has
gone to Detroit after spending a couple
of months in ti,e ncignborhood-Thontaa
Mawhlniey and John Flnkbetacr had
,u-cessful wood -lees fast week.-tilar-
net and Elgin Anty spent Sunday at
'XIl;lant \fawltinney'a.-Arthur Amy has
been helping Elmer Lawson at lite wood
cutting. -\Ilea tllinic aherritt spent
Sunday at her home west of Shtpk.i.-A
surprise pally had a pleasant time the
other night at John William's.
School Reports
The following is the correct report of
pupils at S. 5. No. 1, Stephen, for Jan-
u.iry.-Sr. IV., Flossie Davey, Joseph
Davis. Robert White, Anthony Wnite,
Ella Baker, Clara Jacob. iiI , Rhea
McCurdy Ella Anderson. Madeline Ilalot
Carrie Davey, Irene Mr Curdy, Mabel
Elliott, Murvan Calltae, Ethel Bowden,
Hubert Nell, Everett Centres, Oliver
Davis, Willie Ilaker. IL, Milton Jacob,
Arthur Robinson. Ebner \Vilson. Willa
Smith. Viola Neil, Muriel lioggarth. 11
Part„ Leonard Ilatat, Erwin Jacob, Jae.
White, Edna Bowden, John \Vhitington.
1't. I., Cooper McCurdy.
E. J. Muswell, Teacher.
Tne following le a correct report of S.
N. No. ;1, Stephen, for the mouth of Jan.
Sr. IV. -W. Sitapton E. Shapto:t, J.
Hogarth. Jr. it'. -C. I'.arioni, V. Iio-
g.trth. J. Willie, Etta \Veleu, A. Willis,
A. t'reszc•ator, E. Boz, G. Hicks. 111.-M.
Willis, It. Parsons. dr. iI.-L. Sanders,
Triebncr, 0. :reatilake. Jr. iI-T. Wallis
C. Tarso:,e, L. i1;ttdcre. Sr. 1't 11.-M.
Triti ries• ltox, L. 11111, V. l'r.:ezcator
Jr. Pt. i1. -C. Hamilton. O. tiandlt•m,
C. Sanders, 1'. Sunders I't. 1.-A. Shep-
ton, 11, Parsons, E. Prcezrator, E. Stan -
lake. Win. L. Teichner. teacher.
Ter following is the corrct t report of
S. S. No. 4, Stephen, for Jan., the names
being in order of nnerii-I V., A. C•erntsh,
Ii. Schwartz, L. Mot lot k, A Ilrokcnshlre,
C. Eilbcr, W. Schwartz, 0. Brown. G.
Cornish, C. Brown, 11. Kraft, 0. Cornish
E. Sct,rocdc•r, M. iirok'tast Ire, M. iilump
Jr. iII.. 1. Falter, C. Arty L. Smith. E.
ltoeeiler. Sr. ii.. J. Schwartz, ,T. Isrok-
en.hlre, C. Morlock. E Cornish. E. Wein
Jr. I1., C. Schroeder, 0. Cornish, A.
C. Moriock. Pt. I1. M. Wilde, ll. I'resz-
cater. l't. 1.. S. Cornish, M. ""c'1".
E.
Eilbcr, I. 1i. Armstrong. teacher.)
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 5, Usborne, for January. V. -
Hazel llissett. Mr. IV.- Elva Ford,
Willie Kernick, Vera Moodie. Sr. 111
Alda Westlake. Jr. I1. -Maggie Mon.
die. Pt. 1I. -Ferrol Higgine,Orbv Kee•
tle. i. -Gordon Perkins. Chas. Prout,
Mervin Dayman.
Miss Robinson, teacher.
The following is the report of 8. 8.
No. 1:4, Hay, for January. Nantes in
order of merit: Jr. I V. -Horace Pfaff,
Norman Ford. 8r. I11. -Grant Hoo-
per. Edith Carrick, Annie Green. Jr.
111.-- Emlie Smith. Sr. 11. --Elena
Stacey. Jr. 11. -Clarice Hooper, Wil-
lie Hooper. Sr. Pt. II. --Alice Pfaff,
Norman Carrick. Jr. i'art 1i, -Cora
Ford. Sr i't. 1. -Alma hearing. Ethel
Carrick, Mand McDonald. Slid. Part
i.- Henry Green..Jr. I't. I. --Johnny
Stacey. No on roll 21. average 11.
M. Parsons, Teacher.
Following is the repot t of the exana-
ations of the school of 8. S. No. 11.
Stephen, for January. Name. in or-
der of merit: Sr. iV.---Amelia EngRe•
land, Pearl Tetreau, Jr. IV. --Mabel
Wild. Jr. ii1.-Frsnci. iwfond, Laura
Stephen, ;Mueral Willert. Sr, i1.-
Alhert Vincent, Ithynerd Stephen,Jos
1.afnnd, Emma Zeller. Jr. 11. -ire
Tet retie, Olive Willett. fart iL-H.
i.afnnd, Willie Stephen. Sr. Part 1.-
Hertzel Wild, Heron Latrine!. Myrtle
Willert. Jr. Part i. -Emma Tetreau.
No. on atoll 19, average 18.
E. H. K Eva. Teacher.
WAItM AND U1tr
TO STAY WELL.
Now 1s the time whc:r the doctor gets
busy. and the paint medicine manufac-
turers reap the haricot. unless great
care 1s taken to dress warmly and keep
the feet dry. Tit. is the advice of an
old eminent authorliy, who says that
Rheumatism and Kidney trouble weath-
er Is here, and also tells what to do in
case of an attack.
Get trent any good prescription phar-
macy one-half ounce Fluid Extract Dan-
delion, one ounce Compound Kargon,
three our:cts Compound Syrup Sarsapar-
illa. Mix by shaking in a bottle and
take a teaspoonful atter meals and at
bedi line.
Just try this simple polite -made mix-
ture at the first sign of Rheumatism, or
if your back aches or you feel that the
kidneys are not acting Just right. This
is said to be a eplend:d ktdacy regul-
ator, and almost certain remedy for all
forms of ltheu.natistn, which is caused
by uric acid in t'ie blood, which the kith
Heys fall to filter out. Any one can eas-
ily prepare this at home and at small
cost.
Druggists in this town and vicinity,
when shown the prescrlptlon, stated that
they either supply these ingredients, or
If our readers prefer tl•cy will compound
the mixture for them.
PARADOXES
Sterne beat his wife and wrote most
pathetically on a dead donkey.
Johnson, who wae a perfect bean
wrote admirably on politeness.
An electric thrill in the grasp of her
hand as you say "grao1 night" means
at 1. :st 14 left at the florist's next day.
'Have you got a bargain is tickets
le California? caked Stratton.
"The clerk looked him over carefully
and concluded that a hobo had dropped
in to get out of the sun.
" 'Not today. We may have one to.
morrow.'
" 'Well, you sell tickets to California,
don't you!'
" 'Certainly, lint we have no jolt lot
on hand at preseut.'
" 'How n.uch is a ticket to San Fran-
sisco?'
"Thr clerk told him.
" 'Let rue tee. I shall have to take
along several people -servants, you
know. (.cess you bad butter give nee
nine tickets.'
"While the clerk was staring at him
6tratten was struck with a new idea.
" 'By the way, how mach will a epe-
tial car cost? I like to go as costfortubly
as possible wheu 1 travel. Y t s, I guess
I'll have a special cur. How touch will
it cost?'
"The risen told him. It was a large
sum.
" 'That's all right. Look here. I'm
going to stay a month or six weeks, and
I guess I'll sleep in the special. How
much a oro will that coat?' Ile was
told. 'All right. I'll take that car for
six weeks. Got a blank alieel?'
"Tho clerk gave him one. It ivas
Riled out and handed to the clerk. who
said:
'I know all about Mr. Etratrou, but
I don't know tht;t you are Mr. btratt.?n.'
"At that moment Ban'er !dut:ott
passed by. Stratton calle-1 cut, 'Cane
in hero, Moffett.' Ile calm. in. 'Art 1
Stratton?' 'You are.' 'I til t't fit Ft). 1:.:1
this t•herk had his doubts. The:.:-: y,.,.' "
-Chicago Timet -Herald.
Lucas
Mrs. T. Toohey, ar., an old resident
of Biddulph passed away Sttturd,.y at
the boate of her son, Cornelius. of the
8th con. The funeral was held 'Tues-
day to St. Patrick's cemetely.--Mrs.
Hugh Toohey, who has been tin a few
weeks' visit to friends in this 1 icinity,
received a despatch Tuesdt,y calling
her to Winnipeg owing to the critical
condition of her husband, ss to. is con-
fined at St. Boniface Hoapiti.l, having
on Saturday undergone ell opt 1441l0n
for appendicitis. He is a son of the
late Mrs. Toohey and him ninny ft fends
here sincerely hope for his rec.)wery.-
Emerson L. Hodgins, M.R.C.S., .it nt-
onstrator of anatomy of the 0, oat Lon-
don Hospital, London, Eng.. and only
son of Thomas Hodgins of tort 11, was
married in St. Andrew's church, To-
ronto, on Saturday to \Viitifr. it N: ar-
nica, B.A., of Bravenhurst, ^r.,1 wdd'
medalist from St. Michael's fl neral,
Toronto, in 1004, where she gr'uturtted
as a professional nurse.
Kidneys Cured or
Money Back
There is no risk in buying GIN PILLS.
They aro sold on a positive guarantee
that they wi l l curo all Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, Rheumatism and Sciatica, Pain in tho Back, etc. If, atter
taking 6 boxes, you can hor.estly say that Gin Pills have not cued you,
take the empty boxes to your dealer and ho will refund tho money.
That shows how certain wo aro that Gin Pills will core yon. 50e. a box;
6 for 12.50. Sent on receipt of price it your dealer can't Supply you.
Sa1
pefree DEPT. L-IIAT10NAL DRUG & CHEM. CO. LIMITED a �y
mention this
per.
TORONTO 107 °ifs- Lew Co..
The Shine that Won't Come Ott
"Black Knight
Stove Polish
Is an inspiration to the housewife -so willing
to do its work and does it so well.
F.asy to put on, and just a few rubs brings
a brilliant 1 cosh,
Yon should sec for yourself how good
"Iflack Knight" really is.
If your dealer does not handle It, semi its
his tame and roc. for full sired can.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
OVR Ewil
NEW METHOD TREATMENT "(HI euro you and make a roan of
Under its Influence the brain becomes active, the blood purified w that all
pimples. blotches and ulcers heal up; the nerves become Strong as steel. w, that
MOTTOuaneas, bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes beeome bright. the
taco full and clear. energy returns to the body, and the moral. physical and mental
systems arelnvlgnrate,t; all drains cease -no more vital waste rem the system The
various organs become natural and manly. You bel yourself n man and kr,.' mar-
riage cannot boa failure. We Invite ell the afnictc'I to consult us c,ufldentiatiy and
tree of charge. iton't let quacks and fakirs rob you of your haul earned dollars.
is- NO NAMES USED WITRutT WRITTEN CONSENT.
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS.
Peter F. Summers, of Kalamazoo, Stich.,
relates his experience:
"I was troubled with Nervous Debility
for many years. 1 lay It to indiscretion
and excesses in early youth. 1 tee -rune
very despondent and didn't care whether
I worked or not. l imagined everyt.-ly
who licked at nee guessed) my secret
Imaginative dreams at night weakened
me -my back ached, had tains In the
back of my head. hands and feet were
cold, tired In the morning. poor appetite.
Angers were shaky, eyes blurred. hair
loose. memnry poor, etc. Numbness In
the fingers Act In and the doctor told me
he feared paralysis I took all kinds of
medicines and tried many flretclass
Physicians, wore an electric belt for
.•roar TNaaftsta� Shire months. went to Mt. Clemens, f' r AmpMINT
laths, but received little benefit. W1 bile
at'Mt. C1emene i was induce.' to COnsulf Des Kennedy R Kennedy, though 1 hub lost
all faith indo'•turs IJke adrowning man 1 commenced the New Method Treatment
and it saved my life. The Improvement was like magic- 1 could feel the vigor going
through the nerves. 1 was coral mentally and physically 1 hase sent them many
patients and will continue to do so "
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
We treat satiety* VARICOCELE, STRICTURE. NERVOUS DEBILITY. BLOOD
AND URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES arid all
Diseeees stealer to M.N.
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