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Sander, A: Creech. Plugs,
THURSDAY, JAN. 26, '05
NOTES AND COJMMK(VTS
The writs for Carleton by-election
were issued on Saturday, nominations
to take place on Feb. 4; ,end piling. if
any, on Feb. 11. It is expected that
Alt. 13urdea will get the seat unoppos-
ed.
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Mr. H. Manning, of Clinton, is in
possession of .4 windier 01 most inter -
.sting espies of the London, Eng.,
Time., amuug thein being the follow-
ing dates: -January 213th, 174X3, con-
taining an account of the execution
est L XVI., and a copy Of his will:
Jul • 3rt1, 1797, an acculult of execution
of Richard Parket' for mutiny; Oct.
lid, 1798, account of Nelson's victory
at the Nile; April 10th, 1801, account
of battle of Copenhagen: Nov, 7th,
1805, account of battle of Trafalgar;
Jan. 10t1, 1806, account of funeral of
Lord Nelson, with a picture of coffin.
in which ho was buried; June 22nd•
1815. account of the Bottle of Water-
loo; Aug. 21st, 1821, atecount• of funer-
al of Queen Caroline. Ile has also a
Bible, printed in 1015, known as the
Breeches Bible, bound in leather.
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We have been acting on the supposi-
tion that every addition to our popula-
clon, whatever its source and quality,
[oust be a matter for rejoicing and
pride, forgetting that after all the seats
.at the banquet of life are numbered,
and that a large immigration of infant
Canadians is always going on. It may
be as well to leave some room for our
•own expansion. At all events we might
pay rather More attention to the qual-
ity of the immigration. Skye Crofters,
who have probably never handled a
plow, and certainly never seen a nua-
•;:hine, half -savage Calabrians, and fren-
zied Duukhobors, nlayaadd to our num-
bers without adding much es en to our
material prosperity, still nil •e, some of
there, without improving our charac-
er as it nation. Now we are receiving
- a vast influx of Russian and Polish
Jews,than whore it would be impossi-
ble to name a less profitable or delecta-
ble addition to the population of any
reotantry.-Goldwin Smith.
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FEWER EXIIIIBITIONS DESIRED.
The leading Agricultural societies
of the Province are evincing consider-
-able interest in the suggestions that
-the slumber of exhibitions held annual-
ly in Ontario should be Materially re-
duced and that Agricultural Societies
should receive their grants in propor-
tion to the amounts( they expend for
agricultural purposes. Such a change
would do away with all distinction be-
tween the township and district socie-
ties. The Ontario Fruit Growers' As-
sociation has passed a resolution ap-
proving of these suggestions and ex-
pressing the belief that such a change
would result in larger sutras of money
being expended for Agricultural par-
pjloses. Tho Executive of the Dntnin-
ton Shorthorn Breeders Association,
at its annual sleeting in Toronto, on
.January 16th, also passed a► resolution
-approving of these suggestions and
stating its opinion that fewer exhibi-
tiens would result in larger attendan-
•' es, better prizes and better exhibits.
as well as a reduction in the undesir-
-.able features now so prevalent at many
-xtxltibilious.
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LOCAL OPTION RESULTS
The Guardian stays: -Tho following
stable indicates, so far ars we have been
-able to secure the figures, the results
in Lova! Option contests throughout
/the province of Ontario on January 2.
-:Though there were some dic,appoint-
Meets, the results on the whole ere
.very encouraging to temperance work-
sers:
14miteip.ility For Against Majority
For
+Ciunpden .... 40
tea ldinal 9
Cavan 250 71 185
4Clau•ke 1.141 189 452
•11arafex41 WRe)teall defeated 05
11 IIlrtt
357 :119 R
!lnlith 129 271 158
Thaluesville. , , 5
Whitechurch 35! 191 160
'Windham 402 222(1 182
'Yarmouth 66:3 Seel 155
Alajority
Against
'Clinton 210 :157 117
<('ollaerne , Z)3 215 12
Owillirnhury W.... .. 17
trleluls .... ..,121 120 5
Oxford :iii) 312 3
Port Carling .. 22
3sltfleet .. 17
it will In' noted that the majorities
that carried local pluhillition :tie, ns It
ruL., very •h larger than those
that defeated itAtari in all hot the
sane instance defeat was by such a
flat 'se majority thrlt the temlpet'anee
Clectnry tviIl not hesitate to join I -see
on the [natter again at the earliest
opium tur►it y.
urs
Falling hair means weak hair.
Thea strengthen your hair;
feed it with the only hair food,
Ayer's Hair Vigor. it checks
falling hair, makes the hair
Hair Vigor
grow, completely cures dan-
druff. And it always restores
color to gray hair, all the rich,
dark color of early life.
•• My hale wee (allies :et hs 11y and T was
afraid 1 would Lae 11 an T•,n I tried Aer .
Ihar Tient. It qulrkly at Ii. .1 the fal;tne
nude el1.alr all I could •• ,1, it to De "
Eto sista E. AL.L&Y. Ldaatelh.
11 M a bottle. J. 0 ATMR
A•Idrutrtot. 1.<,well M•,.
..Itaetsye..eati for
Palling Hair
Fanners' Institute Ideetiugs.
We have received a list of Farmers'
Institute meetings to take place ill
this district, with date, subjects and
speakers. We publish below the naives
of seine of the speakers, dotes and
tLle's of meeting. The speakers are:
1)t•. 11. C. Reed, Georgetown; J. 1..
Warren, Acton; It. J. McMillan, Sea -
feta 11;MIs. Colin Campbell, (ioderieh:
Frei A. Sheppard, Qneenstnn; John
Donaldson, Poi Williams; N.S.; Mist:
Blanche Maddock, Guelph; A McDon-
ald, Aprpin. Places and dates are:-
Brucefleld, Dixon's Hall, February 21;
Exeter, Town Hall, 22nd; Parkhill,
Town Hall, 2:it'ti; Ailsa Craig, Town
Hall, 24th; EIiotville 'lath; Crediton
Town Hall, 27t1; (grand Bend, Iiren-
ner's hall 28th; Zurich, Town Hall,
March 1st; Hen:all, Miller's hall, 2n1;
Baayt1eld, Town Hall, 3rd.
South Huron Returns.
Llshorne
Stephen
Stanley
Exeter
Goderich Tp.
Hayfield
Hensel!
Seaforth
Hay
Tuckersulith
Silber McLennan
109
2.31
56
106
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55
8
14
75
210
730 307
Majority fo&Eilber 429
EXETER BY DIVISIONS.
Silber McLennan
Division No. 1 70 20
" "2 69 2(3
" " 3 63 21
" 4 80 52
'>!1l 128
Majority for Eilber 160.
News of the Week.
Italy abolished slavery in her East
African colonies.
Local option will go into force at.
Thamesville on May 1.
In December 350,700 acres of free
grant lands were taken up 111 the west.
A colored man moped Geo. King,
was •dercd at %Vitfilipeg Tuesday.
A party of Americans were ambush-
ed by Indians in Mexico and five kill-
ed.
Chas. Jauisse,of Walkerville, is demi
after a long illness, caused by a kick
ft•osn IL Cow.
'Mrs. Adam Lloyd, was burned to
death at i\loneynlore, near Tweed,
on [Monday.
E. W. Hollingsridge died at Che-
tuong. near Peterhoro' from a dose of
arsenic. taken by mistake.
Robt. William Taylor, who murder-
ed his wife in Winnipeg in November,
died in jail awaiting trial.
An unknown Italian workman fell
off a crib into the Niagara River and
wits sweptover the Falls.
Three unknown Italian rag -pickers
were burned to death in a Harlem, N.
Y., hovel Friday morning.
A critical surgical operation was
performed upon Thomas A. Edison,
the inventor, last night.
Ontario farmers and fruit -growers
are losing nisch by sending hardwood
ashes to the United States.
Lord Mountstephen was invested by
the King with the insignia of the
Grand Cross, Royal Victorian Order.
The British Empire League is to give
a banquet to Lied Mint() in Loudon
in recognition of his services in Cana-
da.
bt. Petersburg is in a state of inci-
pient revolution owing to the strike,
and the garrison has been strengthen-
ed.
The total number of deatha in the
Province during the month of Decem-
ber were 2,077, a death rate of 12.7 per
cent.
William ilenderson of Nest Nis.
suuri wits found dead iu his sleigh by
his little daughter, in front of his own
(1 .
Lydia Mair, n little girl of Regina,
N.W.T., has been killed as the result
of burets received from a celluloid
Comb.
George Fisher of Flesherton was
killed on the railway near .1larkdale.
He drove on the track, mistaking it
for t he road.
John W. Griffen of Red Deer, Al-
berta,waas;found dead in his la'd at the
residence of 1118 sister, in St. Thomas,
where he was visiting.
It is stated that there are 18,556 sick
and wounded; Russian prisoners at
Port Arthur. Of these 3,657 are con-
nected with the navy.
The gymnasium asiunl amt club house of
the St. John's Athletic Club, on Ox-
ford street, London, was destroyed by
fire easily Monday morning.
A girl of sixteen years, named Philo
tne•nt. Massie, jumped into the Lachine
Canal through a hole in the ice at
Tut•cet, Quebec, and was drowned,
('. E. %Titeraon. Passenger Agent
of the ('.1'.R., predicts that it1 ten
years the United States will buy Ca-
nadian wheat for home conatituption.
The electors of Carleton have en-
dersed the proposal that Mr. Kiward
Kidd; M.1'„ should resign his seat. in
the House of ('ounnons to make a
Piece for A1r. R. I.. Burden.
Nettie Thn•lw.dl, aged 8 years, of
iaindon, met with a severe accident
Monday by being t►tta over by a heavy
bobsleigh. The child's leg was badly
itaetutell and a11 Artery ruptured.
J. I3. Ritchie, an old resident of K
sardine. (Irapped d •aa on t he street
y,lnday. Jas. McK. Stewart, a proem.
inert la a• ver, of the armee place, pees
eel away Monday after 3 year's illness
Ar the Czar wits blessing the water,
of the Nevar at St. Petersburg several
shots were flied :errors the river, and
enlere(' 1 es a ing., vs of the Winter
('.lace. The Emperor wits not roma,.
.I.
\V. P. Hudson, a prominent ('oesers
time pelitican of Heller ills, was Men -
11 ,) Stack nn the head by a hells v
eee'f ice which fell from a too. 11.
(WAS,eevet•ely cut and bruised and ball
11,111,1w eseiepe 7111711 de:,th,
Stands last was a 11:43' tf un+p • k
tble horror in tit. Pete/siting. The
Hikers (lied tt pt violet .a pettli011 r•
n Emperor but erre flirt by a s..l d
array of hoops, who Ored into eh,
ink* of the 11111,111N1 workmen, kills,,[;
.4 nut half arho"-a11d.
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BLOOD 'DISEASES
It you tnbartted or (toe trawled any Blood Disease you are never sate unless the
virus or poison has been eradicated from the system. At times you see alarming
symptoms, but live In hopes no serioua results will follow. Have YOU any of the
Callusing symptoms? Bore throat. ulcers on the longue or la the mouth, hair fall -
Ins out, aching pales, Its -fitness of the skin, sores or blotches on the body, eyes
red and smart, dyspeptic stomach, bestial weakness -enlarged glands. Don't trust
to luck. Don't ruin your system with the old fogy treatment -mercury, potssh an.1
patent medlclaes, wbteh suppress the symptoms ptos for a time only to break out agalu
when happy In domestic life. DDn't let quacks experiment on you. Our NEV.
METHOD TREATMENT to guaranteed to cure you. Obit GUARANTEES AltO
BACKED BY BANK BONDS that the Blood or Skin disease will never return.
Thousands of patients have been already cured by our NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT for over Ifo yeah, and no return of the disease. No experiment, no Oak -
not a 'batch up," but a positive cure. Tea worst cases solicited.
W. IL, partlssou MO NAVIES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. W. H. PArtsalion
HAD BLOOD POISON I2 YEARS
The New Method Treatment Cured Rim
atter Drugs. Mercury. Hot SPrLags.
ae. all felted.
Wm. H. Patterson, of SaginawMich., re-
tatea his exp.rience: I do not like notorletY
and e.peclal.y of this kind, but I feel I owe
this much to Drs. K. & K. for the great good
they have done ms. I had a serious blood dis-
ease when 24 years of age. The skin and blood
symptoms gradually developed. Pimples and
BeforaTreatm--.ulcers formed, running sores broke out, hate
became lunoMrTraatment
dyspeptto stomach, foul brew:b, itchy skin, etc. st is needless for me to say 1
tried doctors.
four months each time, It helped me temporarily, but In six montbs after returning
home I was u bad as ever. Finally a Doctor lend of mine advls. d me 10 EP('
Drs, Kennedy & Kergan. He salt he had known of them for over 30 rears, and
as they made a specialty of:hese diseases and treated the worst cases by the hun-
dred they ought to be Expert In curing thm. I was afraid of advertising doctors.
but I took his advice. They agreed to treat me under a guarantee or no pay, 1
Invert/gated their flnanctal standing and found they were perfectly responsible, so
I commenced the new method Treatment. The eruptions disappeared In two weeks,
the bone pains In four weeks and In four months I was entirely cured. Yee,
atr'can recommend
444. NOR New
method
hp Treatment for Blood and Skin Dlseaaes."
CURES
Consultation Free. Book, Free, 11 unable to call, write for a Question Blank
for Homs Treatment
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Conservative Victory in Ontario, About 70 to 28
Henry Eilber, South Huron, Maj. 429
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed in Conservative ranks as the returns
were received, announcing that the Ross Government had been defeated and
that Mr. Whitney would be the [text Premier. The Conservatives of Exeter
and district congregated in the Opera House, while the Liberals stet in the
Town Hall to receive the returns. The resalts given below are as near as
could be received at a late hour.
Constituency Liberal
Conservative
Result
Addington Hiram Keech.... ......W. 1. Paull C 100
Algoma, E T G. Wiwi( W. R. Smyth C 150
Brant, N.. .........D. Burt J H. Fisher C 100
Brant, 8 T H. Preston W. 8. Brewster I. 200
Brockville Hon.G.P. Graham . .. A. E. Donovan... . ... L 172
Bruce, N C. M. Bowman John George. , .. L
Bruce, S R. E. Truax . , - . .. Dr. R. E. Clapp (3 100
Bruce, C Andrew Malcolm Major Hugh Clark C 300
Cardwell. John Semple E. A. Little C 300
Carleton J C. Smith G. N. Kidd C
Dr. Lewis. C 400
W. Wansborough (Pro)
Dundas G. L. Drown J P. Whitney 0 500
Durham, E Dr. W. W. Nastuith J J. Preston 0 700
Durham, W.... ....Wm. Rickard J A. Devitt (3
Elgin, It: J (3. Dance.... , , ...... C. A. Brower 0 140
Elgin, W Peter Stalker F G. Mtdiarulid C 350
John Burton (Soc.).... D. C. McColl (Patron)
Essex. N .. , . Ernest (lirardot.... , ... Dr. J. O. Reaume C (100
Essex, 8 J A. Auld Dr. C. N. Anderson.... L 225
Fort. William and
Lake of Woods... D. C. Cameron Dr. Smellie 0
Fronteuac ..... 11. W. Re •nerds J 8, GalliRher� C
Glengarry John A. McMillaan W. D. McLeod..... .. 0
Howard Ferguson C 300
R. L. Joynt (ind.)
.George M. Boyd I. 178
I B. Lucas 0
I)r. Jamieson (3
Michael McConnellL 400
Dr. A. W. Nixon C
John S. Hendrie 0 354
H. Carscallen C 517
M. 13, Morrison 0 400
Dulerin
Grenville Dr. McLean
Grey, N Hon. A. G. MacKay
Grey, C Donald (Mikes
Grey, 8 John McKechnie
Haldimand Jacob Kohler
Halton D. O. Cameron
Hainilton,W Geo. 8. Kerr
Hamilton, E Dr. H. 8. Ga•ittln
Hastings, W Henry Pringle
Haslinge, E Maj. E. Rathbun (Ind.).. A. R. Richardson
Hastings, N Luther Cornell.... J W. Pearce
Huron, E....... A. Hislop James Bowman.
Berne, 8 Rev. M. McLennan H. Editor
Iluron, W M. G. Cameron... - .... Dudley Holmes
Kent, E John Cochrane P 11. Bowyer
Kent, W Arch. B. McCaig .hires Clancy
Kingston E. J. 11. Pease 1). M. McIntyre
L•tnlhton, E 11. J. l'ettypiece• 11. Montgomery.
Lambtun, %V..... ...F. F. Pardee .... ......1V, J. Hanna C 470
Lanark, N A. H. Edwards Dr. Preston C 440
Lanark, 8 A. G. Farrell Lieut. -Cul. Matheson.. 0 7011
Leeds Ilea'. F. Chisholm ...... J. 1). Dargavil.. ..... 0 500
Lennox M. S. ,Madole '1' G. C.trscallen 0 48
Lincoln J K. Black Dr. Jessup 0 761
Landon F. Itumlatll Adam Beck (3 565
ManitoulinIt. It. Gamey.. C
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0 800
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C 4[9
C 172
I, 2•,0
L 16
1V J Tltck
er. S. Jackson (Sic.)....
Middlesex, EUt. 0. A. Routledge. Meth W. Neeley (• 318
Middlesex, N W. 11. TaylorC. C. Hudgins 0
Middlesex, W Hon. Geo. W. Moss Geo. A. Stewart L
Monek Hun. II. Harcourt J Ruse.. ... ....... L
Muskoka Dr. T. I« Rowland A. A. Jlnhatfey C 650
Nipissing, E . Ur. 31. James A. Limoges (Ind. C.) 0
Nipissing, WJos, O. Anhui
. L
Norfolk, S lion. W. A. Charlton... Arthur C. Pratt.... 0 4
Norfolk, N ('til. Atkinson Dr. F. S. Snider.... 1, 350
Northumberland, E....'T. l'rvdertnen..... ... 1)r. \Villoughby.... U 7t1)
Ntithumt3'rlaud, W..sauuiel Clarke F M. Field L 20J
Ontario, N Geo. Thompson W. IL Hoyle 0 275
Ontario, 8 11011. John Dryden ('hats. Calder C 110
(leo. S. May Chas.
Murphy L 300
U. J. McDougal... ....I'. U. Russ... L 400
Oxford, N Col. James .1luuroe it. E. 13u,ler L s,;,0
Oxford, 8
W. D. Dowler It.
SutherlandC 2;7
John Galina C 32
Parry Sound Milton Cart ....I). 13. Hest (l'ro.)....
Ur. Towle (lid.) ...
Peel John Smith...... .... S, Chatters I.2i
l'erlh, N John Brown John Torrance.... C :300
Perth. s Valentine stuck.., ..N. Monteith C 1)0 •
Teterboro E 1V m. Anderson ..... .... H. A. Moore L 'l17
i'eterbttru' W lt. F. McWilliam v 'T E. Bradburn.... G 122417)
I'ort At thur and
Rainy leiter 11. W. Kennedy \V. A. i'reston.... C
I.. B. Lehi else I,
Hou. F. E. I.:vetlture!
Prince Edward Dr. Curt ie 1t. A. Norman (3
Iteufrew, s rein. [''. It, 14 ttchfurd...'1'. W. McGarry... C
Renfrew, N Ur. M. AlcKaay E A. Dunlop (3
Itusscli ... , .. .....Thos. Racine J. Rolston 1.
Sault Ste. Marie ('. N. smith N McFadden
Sancta- N:.,
tiu11coe, \V .1 Mune James Doff U
Suueoe, C ('. E. Hewston .A. B.'l'hotupson... C
Stormont W. J. Mc(laut .George Kerr C
Dr. J.unter (ind.I,ih,) Tho Crawford.. , . 0
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F.J.1 J13(41(800
1)r. It. A. fens (3
Toronto,l'«. W. l.. Edmonds W. (i. (iribhle (Soc)
i)r. 13.Neshitt C
Tor,"•tu, N Iingb Blain Jas. Simpson (8)..
J. J. Foy 0
Tottntu, s.. 1. ,i. Hunter 1'.'1'hunipsot1(8)...,
Victoria, E John Austin J. 11. Cat negie C
Views la, W. 'rhos. Stewart
Ottawa
Prescott
J H. Tudhope ....Jori! Me0osh
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Toronto. W.
Waterloo, N
Waterloo, 8
Welland
(3. A. M(ka•e
SAM. J. Fox
11. J. Lackner
S. Landers
Ur. Adam 11 I'' 11 ... (i.•u. Pattinson 0
%V, G. Me)ife►•t (1MI. Label
Jese•ph Itattle M. Ft44ser 0
\Vellu,gton, 8. A. %V. T3 son J 1'. Doenl•y 0
W,ilt11Kten,I''3 Ilan. J. Si. fi.b»in.....Majot 1'1aig. .... . (3
%' ellitigtun, W J. Keach James Tucker C
\V,•ntwoi tit, N 1t. A. 'Thompson O. C. Vs Iron... . 1.
W. ntwul (11. 8 ILI: del Reel J T. Regan 1.
York, E \Vatter Scott Alex. Mc('owan,... 0
York, W O. W. Venal
York, N \v. (', 1Vitl,l H. Id
C
50
4(N)
125
:3111
400
61N)
213
:32'78
2:300
1279
THE MOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated b) Act til l'arhuucut 1> •:•1
Head Uttice, - Montreal
Capital Paid V'p $3,000,000
Reserved Fund- • • • • • • • • • • • $3,000,000
FORTY•E IG1!'1' I31t:1N(HES
1N THE DOMINION OF CANADA
- EXETER BRANCH -
OFFICE IIOt'RS: 10 a. 10. to 3 SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p n1.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer's Sale Notes cashed or collected. Forms supplied 00 application.
1)RAN I'S on all points in the Dominion, (great Britain and United
States ()might and sold at lowest rates of Exchange.
ADVANCES made to niers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
loweraand n mo. fa
vortahle terms.
DIstt:POSt4•sI'T Receioptsstissued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Saving Bank Department
s Deposits of s1 and upwards re,•eived. Interest cum
pc undid hall -)earls and added to principal June 30th
' and December 31st.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion (government.
1)►cesoN & (_'ARLING, Solicitor;. N. I). 1at.'1t1)ON, Manager.
Hullett: Thos. Shobbrook had the
misfortune to fall on the ice while car-
rying a pail of water at his home to
Friday, the result being that his right
arta was broken at the wrist,
Seaforth: Seitfort)i will nut bum the
plant of the Seaforth Electric Light
and Power Co. The by-law which pros
vided for the p;tynleet of $19,00) for
the plaint has been found defective,
and the town fathers now consent to
judgment in fayol• of the petition of
the ratepayers, Geo. T. Turnbull and
Geo. Murdie, setting aside the by -lave
Clinton: Mrs. Clara Whitely, pass-
ed peacefully SW.ty, on Saturday at
her residence, after it prolonged and
painful illnessfrom stomach trouble;
associated with this malady, she was
somewhat incapaciatt'd in the use of
limbs, cruised by falling and injuring
her held s • time ago. Notwith-
standing all her snlferings, she lime a
bright and cheerful countenance to
the la -t. She was the widow of the
late W. T. Whitely, who predeceased
her in 1899.
CREATED A SENSATION IN GALT
The Whole Country Ringing
with Praises of
PSYCHINE
(PRONOUNCED SI -KEEN)
Mr Weaver. Cured twoears ago.
continues to spread the good
news of his recovery from
Grinder's
CONSUMPTION
Publicly corroborates the history ()ibis
restoration to health, as published
recently by this paper.
Doctors and specialists despaired
of a cure and gave Mr. Weaver
but three months to live.
MR. L. WEAVER, GALT.
Who desires to publicly confirm the
lliatory of his remarkable recovery, as
published by this paper quite recently.
Mr. Weaver's was as bad a case of
consumption as might well be [mag.
ined. He was employed for five years
in the grinding room of James War-
nockA Co's, better known as "The
Axe Factory," in Galt. Here he con-
tracted consumption from the steel -
laden dust, He persisted with local
physicians' treatment for over a year,
also consulted a number of lung
specialists. They all did their utmost
to cure, but declared Mr. Weaver's an
incurable case of grinder's consumpe
tion giving him but three montes
to live. Mr. Weaver himself, de-
spaired of a permanent cure, as two of
his brothers before him bad already
died of consumption.
8057 It (abut seldom that any remedy teeeivrs slech
Strong endnr•ement a. Ps., hint is tecelving
dally, Seldom rnde<d that the aired conte
833 forward voluntari• to state their case ■ second
time so that all m y be tonvinerd of the truth.
The inMance herein reported from the Tway town
of Galt, Ont.. is a typical instance of what is
occurring in evervcity, town, hamlet andcnontry-
aide in this broad ilominion. 14cores of people
100 living In matt were long ago e"nversant with the
facie of this notable case: while to others the
puhliratton of it in the deity press came es a
revelati..n.
�.1 Scorer of people recently called ,p' -n ter
Beaver to see 1f all that had been pnhli-hed was
really true. Medical men evidenced a desire to
24 see the roes work w•emgght with Dr Slocum a
famnna remedy. Psv-hine ((Si -keen(. Mr.
Weever Inas also been the recipient of hundreds
20 • oftener* from all parts of the country enquiring
OS to his ease.
had and sorrowfull. the 6rst chapter of the story
-aid by the man whose ease has eecited the
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interest of bung Specialists and of medical men
and whose cure and complete restoration to
health is the talk of Galt and the wonder of the
Medical profession. Such. in brief, are the open-
ing remarks of the ca,e of Mr. Weaver, of Dalt,
whose portrait Appears above.
Mr. Weever is to -day a splendid specimen of
manhood and the picture of robust health. His
lungs give hien 110 ,mete trouble, Ile is strong
linct healthy, eats and sleeps well, and fcels better
than he has for ten years.
Mr. Weaver's ()ate as recently
publlshed;by this papor.
Dr. T. A. Slocum :-For five years I worked as
• grinder in the lames Warnock, butter known
as the Axe Factory, here, The durst fr„11 the
grinding did for the what it has d"ne 1. r many
others. It gave enc "grinder's consumption.' i
erascompclled, of 00111se, to gulf wort. I per-
sisted with two local physician'', and also con•
stilted a number of lung Specialists Ther di* ♦
noses Wert' all Alike :-' lou have (Moder is
Consumption, and may posslhty Itte three
months, Mut you are liable to drop our at say
time," This was over two years ag•,.
i then etrn"st abandoned mv.eif to what
seemed my fate, racy two brothers h.. big died
olconsumptionafew years previous. I writ' In
an advanced stage of the disease. I seat thin
and weak, had night sweats, chills and fever,
u,d a terrible cough.
i saw your advrrtisement of "Paychlne," and
i determined to try it. Through the kind advice
and assistance of REV 141R. KETTLEW ELL.
Methodist minister in charge here at that time,
1 procured your treatment. The very first bottle
gave me greet relief, and after taking sot bottles
I could walk down town and eve,, work occa-
sionally. Have xi tce then entirely regained my
health. And ark bard every day. I .an eat and
sleep well 1 reel better today than I hare for
years. I owe my Ole to Paychlne.
Yours truly,
Mr.Weaver's seoondL statornent
since the above was published.
(;ALr, Uvr.
Dr T. A Slocum :-The publication of the
histe,ry of Illy case in Toronto and Galt patient
11a, caused quite a sensation in this town There
have been ,eons of people ask me if such
were really the case 1 have also received by
mall numbers of like enquiries. Some people
hardly think 1t possible that I was so nest
death's doer But i can say for certain that
PayCMMstaved aey Me end i bless the day 1 saw
Paycbine advertised and became convinced of its
merit* enough to tri it. I have spread the good
news in three counties, and shall ever continue
to p•aire Peychine. Every wutd• as published
pituitary 80th, is true toy rhe• 1.0. of the case.
our tn,1v.
LEVI w'EACItR.
If vote auficr from 1 ung Trouble, I.t.
()rlppe. Asthma, Throat Dlsea$es,
Pneumonia, Catarrh of the Stomach
Bronchitis, Night Sweats, Loss of
Flesh or Run-down System, or dis-
eases where s tonic is retluired, there is
no other medicine in the wide woe:•1 that'
will act more promptly or effectively.
PSYCHINE 1s pnseseced SI.KEEN.
1'or aa!e at all dreg stores, or if y
have not tried it a sample can be obtain
11- writing t•• 1)r, T. A. Slocum's lahort
tory, t;q King Street West, Toronto
Canada. Send for Dr. Sloculn's Treatie
on the prevention and cure of Throll
and Lung Diseases.