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Inserted for long periods. Eery description of JOB
PRINTING turned out in the guest style, and at
moderate rater Cheques, money orders, Rc., for
advertising, ,ulee•riptiwut, etc., to be mate pay able
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Sautlers & Creech,
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Prefennioual Cards.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S..
Honor graduate of Toronto l'nireristy.
DENTIST.
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
OSOce in Fansou's Block, west side Main street,
Baster.
DR. D. ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. L -RS
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Cnivenity and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Post
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentletery
(with honorable mention.)
Aluminum, Gold and Vulcanite Plates made in the
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless an•
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
Auctioneers 1
BROWN, Winchelsea. i.icened Auctioneer '
11 • for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex.
also for the township of Usborns. Sales promptly
attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged
at Poet Office Winchelsea-
WANTED.—LADIES ANI) (IENTLEMIEN In
this comity and adjoining territories,. to repre-
sent and advertise the Wholesale and Educational
Departments an old established business house
of solid financial standing. Salary $3.50 per day- with
expenses advanced each Monday by check, direct
from headquarters. Iforseand buggy furnished when
necessas,v: position permanent. Address BLEW
BROS., & CO., dept. 6, Monon 111,1g., Chicago, Ill.
—THE-
111ercQa4ts Bail of 084818
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
mpital Paid Up 6.000,000
Rent & Undivided Profits 3.219,969
95 BRANCHES IN CANADA
interest at most favorable current rates from date 1
Deposited allowed outlawing' Bank accounts and De -
molt. Receipts.
Commercial Letters of Credit i.,ued, acailahle In
Ihina, Japan and other foreign countries.
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers In
11 parts of the world,
A general Banking business transacted.
SAVINGS BANK.
THOS FvsilE, Oaittaat. Masao's.
F. IIEBDEN, Sur' or Itaaicrosa & Cmer Writ -foil
CREDITON BRANCH
W. S. OHISHOLM. Matieger, r]
kt Exeter and Centralia1
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Storehouses t.
Now ready for use the best
Cement and Lime
That money can buy, also
COAL
for Everybody at the lowest
prices.
Jos. Cobbledick
6 NEW MAlI IN TH
OLD LAMT! S9�P
!laving purcbabtd the Black-
smith shop and other `[premises
teceltly occupied by Jatuce 1'.
Russell, 1 Intl prepared to do
work in the blacksmithingline
with neatness and despatch,
and respectfully solicit ie con -
'lance of the business of the
old customers and also of any
others needing aoy such work
done.
HO 118ES11OEIN(: A SPECIALTY.
ALBERT E. PQM
EXETER, ONT.
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NOTICE
Ta Farmers and 1110 Public
IR 6e11e181.
As the spring is coming
n now, gather up all
our old truck such as
Rags,
Rubbers,
Wool Pickings,
Horse Hair,
Old Rope,
Bones,
All Kinds old Iron,
Brass,
Copper,
Lead,
Zinc,
and take them down to
a Jackson & Son
Main Street, Exeter.
)fie door South of Metropolitan Hotel
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hat's where you will get the highest
cash price for them.
PIANOS
hat Have to be Sold.
1Ve h;'vt• in stock THREE PIANOS
hick have been in use for a short
ole only, and wanting to make round
pr now goods, w0 are going to sell
Hem Pianos at a price that they will
five to go.
itttetul1ng purchasers would do well
to call and inspect these bargains be-
fore buying.
Violins and Violin Sund-
ries Always in Stock.
S. MARTIN
Iiestdquirtets for Stationery.
HALUSVCO ETABLC SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
A high-class preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and
yand splitting attr ends. Curesdandruff sglossy
s restores color
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
OCR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure you, and make a man
of you. Under Its influence the brain becomes actlye, the blood purified so that
all pimples, blotches and ulcers heal up, the n become strong as steel, so
that ncrvousn••sa. bashfulness and drspondebcy disappear; the eyes become bright,
the face full and clear. energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and
sexual systems are Invigorated; all drains cease—no more vital w•Aste from the
system. The sarlous organs become natural and manly. Tou feel yourself a man
and know marriage cannot be a fai:ure. %,e Invite all the affilcted to consult us
corndrntlslly and free of rbarge t.un't let quacks and fakirs rob you of your
hard•earned dollars. At WILL Ct'ItE TOC oft N,, PA
GrNU NAMES USED W ITIIOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS.
Peter E. Summers, of Katamaaoo,
Mach., relates his est•erlenc..
"1 was troubled with Nervous De-
x t 111ty for many years. I lay It to 10-
,nscretWft and eaceases In ear.y
•uch, i became very despondent an i
Didn't care whether 1 worked or not. 1
��♦ .rnaglned everybody Who looked at me,
,.leased my secret. imaginative
.reams at night weakened me—my back
heti, had pains In the back of my
head. hands and feet were cold tired
f..e. In the morning, poor eppellle, lingers
were shaky. eyes blurred. hair loose.
7d memory poor. etc. Numbness In the
Angers Pet In and the doctor told me
he feared paralysis. i torsi all kinds of
. ; r:•edielnrs and tried many first-class
;•',yslctans, wore an electric belt for
tt:ter• month., went to Mt. Clemens foe
ayes! NCNT baths. but received little benefit. while erTta Ta tta'MtaT
,:• r.: 1 nes Induced to consult Drs. Kennedy & Kergan. though 1 had
d,c:on Like $ drowning man t commence" the New Wei id
refitment and 1t raved my lite. The Improvement was Ilk• magic -1 could r,ri
•.r vigor going through my nerves. 1 was cured mentally, physically and lesuaay,
I have sent there many patients and wilt continue to do so."
CURES GUARANTF.LD Ott NO i'AT.
we teat and cure VARICOCELE. RTRICTCBD. NERVOt'S DRII1LITT,
RLr ot) DISEASES. URINARY COMPLAINTS. KIDNEY AND BLADDER Dills
n,119 ES
ct)'sl'LTAT1oN PREF. BOOKS POEB. If imams to can write for •
Question Dank for Dome Treatment.
DRs.KENtIEDY& KERGAN
148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICR.
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"IT SAVED MY LIFE"
PRAISE FOR A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mrs. Willadsen Tells How She Tried Lydia
E. Piakham's Vegetable Compound lust
in Tim.
I Mrs. T. C. %Villa•1r,'n, of Manning.
Iowa, writes to Mrs. 1'inkham:
Dear Mrs. 1'inkhani :—
" 1 can truly say that you have saved my
life, and I cannot express, tuy gratitude to
you in worth.
"Before I wrote to you, telling you how 1
telt, 1 had doctored ( for over two years steady
and spent lots of money on alalicina besides,
but it all failed to help rnu. My monthly pe.
rio.tt had masts' and 1 suffered nitwit doors
with fainting spells, headache, backache and
bearingg+town pains, and I was 11) weak I
could hardly keep around. As a last resort
I decided to write you and try Lydia E. Pink -
bailee Vegetable Compound, and I am so
thankful that 1 did, for after following your
Instructions, wkich you sent me tree of all
charge, my monthly periods started ; I sun
regular and in perfect health. Had it not
been for you I would be in ruy grave to -day.
" I sincerely trust that this letter may lead
every suffering woman in the country to
write you for help as I did."
When women are troubled with ir-
regular or painful menstruation, weak-
ness, leucorrheas, displacement or ul-
ceration of the womb, that bearing -
down feeling, inflammation of the ova-
ries, backache, flatulence, general de-
bility, indigestion and nervous prostra-
tion. they should remember there Is
one tried and true remedy. Lydia E,
Pink hand's Vegetable Compound at onoe
removes such troubles.
No other female medicine in the world
has received such widespread and un-
qualified endorsement. Refuse all sub-
stitutes.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health. Address, L.Tnn,
Maas.
Around About Us.
St. Marys: W. A. %V,att has dispos-
ed of his retail saddlery business to A.
J. Clark, of Ailsa Craig.
Blansbat'd: Robert Bilyea, who has
been ill with pneumonia. died Ftiday
at his hone, lot Ill, con. 11. at the age
of 6(1 years.
Wingham: 31rs. Andrew Uoutgont-
ery, au old settler of Turnbet'ry passed
away on '.Vednesday morning at the
age of 86 year's.
Mitchell: Miss Anne Hodgson has
accepted it pasitiun as teacher in a
scl11,nI
near MoIe sw(n•tll at a salary of
$32.1 per year.
Egnlondville: Mr. Little tits pun•
chnt+ed the mail carrying business of
Afr. M'tiee, of Hayfield. and will take
possession about June 1.
£(Tinton: The Tittle son of 31r.
John Deeves, had the misfortune to
break his arm the other day. He Walk
sitting on the limb of it Gallen tree,
when he fell, with the above result.
Seaforth: Mrs. James. who basbeete
a resident of Seaforth fur sixteen
year's, died on Friday after a shot ill -
111.58. MI's. J:altle.s wits the another of
Mr. Joseph Atkinson, of '1'uckersnlith.
Clinton: The coal business, which
Harland Bros., sold to Alr. 1). AlcCot'-
vie it nl(nith ago, hits again changed
hands. the purchaser this time being
Mr. W. Downs, who is 110W in posses-
sion.
Goderich tp.: The otherday as Mrs.
McOnine wvas driving home from town,
the horse ran array, throwing hermit,
breaking two ribs, and otherwise in-
juring her so touch that site is confin-
ed to bed.
Clinton: Hobert Gardner, who has
been behind the desk of the King Ell-
Willd Hotel, Toronto, since the hotel
evened, has secured control of the
Waldorf Hotel at Hamilton, and will
assume possession at once.
Blyth: James Moore, who has car-
ried the marls on the Myth and Au-
burn route for malty years, died at his
residetict' in Auburn Wednesday
night. Gangrene was the cause of
death. 11 1. was sick only one week.
(lixlerich: On Taesday afternoon
an accident at the river resulted in the
lets to Contractor Pigott of it team of
horses by drowning and in a cork] hath
for the driver of the team. The driver
was Bert Dull, a yoiteg man of town.
Clinton: A. T. (' , .ler, who for the
past fifteen vent's las been local agent
of the C. I'. 7t. Telegraph Co. and also
the Dominion Express ('o. has sent in
his resignntiun to both companies and
expects to be relieved at all early .late.
('lintnn: On May 3rd there departed
tilts life lit Mordon. Man., a departed
resident of Clinton in the person of
Mr. John F'ox, who is well rentemter•
el Isy one oldest inhabitants. It is
al t t score of years since he went
West.
1lnllet1: On Friday. Wat. Mair
filet with ,t bad accident that will lily
hint up fur some time. While endea-
voring to close the upper half of a
barn floor, the lower half blew shut,
knocking hint down and bte,tking his
leg at the ankle.
Witty/ham: 1Vhile at work in Wel-
ker fi ('lent'+ frirnittire• factory on Sat -
ot'd.ay .t1lrert Green initt with it painful
nevi:lent. 11e was at Wot•k oft one of
the ml whines when the finger's of his
left hand came in contact with the
knives and were bruised and cut bad-
ly.
Seaforth: Thirty years ago there
were thief. licensed hotels in l:gnlond•
will': one in 11atpnrhey: four het ween
Se await and 11',tlton and nine in Sea -
forth. T'•daty there i'* no hotel in
I•:Klnnndville or Ilerpnrhey; none be-
,lween Seaforth ,arid 1Vsltnn and only
flue in Meafofth.
Gedet ich: The old -established etove
and tinware business of 0. N. Davis
hat, been put chased by 1V. T. finder.
who Itas lieu employed with C. t'.
Lee for the past tett Yeats and has
Wade at repot ;tti"nlib a 1hocough w'uck-
mail.. 31r. finder will carry on the
bueinees as furtuerty.
Seaford►; The death of John Fair -
ley. of l'otokis, Aesittiluria, occurred
at His home on the 5th inst. Ile had
been in poor health for over a year.
Mr. Nail ley was One of the early resi-
dents of Seam th and for litany years
was one of its leading business men.
Ile left Seaforth about tett years ago.
Downie: Keith Lee a well known
'townie farmmme1', sustained is bevel's
se alp tvntititd while driving home from
town Monday. He had on his wagon
a land of chopped grain and in adjust-
ing it bag of chop which got out of
p.'sitintt „n the lead be fell off on the
road. it required several stitches to
el.ee up the wound on his head.
St. NIAu'y.: Frank McLean, who came
te•eontly (tool New l'oc'k. will take
over his Gather's (John Mcl.(ltat) drug
I,n.iness. .1r, McLean has been away
tient town for :!7 years. As a student
he gr-,dn;ated with high honors from
Ontario Ci ,liege of Phan limey and hits
sitter gained a great deal of experience
in New York. His father will retire
Drool active work.
1Vinghant: A pretty wedding took
place fit the residence of Mr. and Urs.
W. 11 Green on 'Thursday when %Pal-
ter Hasse, of the Teeswater Elebtric
Light Co., was •ted in marriage to
Alis. (';+that ire McTavish, of Wing -
ham. The ceremony Witt, witnessed
by the immediate friends of the con-
tracting parties. and was performed
by the Rev. D. Pertly,.
Goderich: On Sunday evening,
ltnchael Armstrong, widow of the Tate
Robert.Gordon, passed away rather
suddenly, front heart failure. The de-
ceased lady had suffered from that ser-
ious affliction, but had not been con-
fined to the house, and on the day pre-
ceding her death was around as usual.
The late Mrs. Gordon had been a resi-
dent of Goderich for a bong period.
East Wawanosh: Mr's. Peter King,
who had been ill for three weeks with
kidney troohle passed the boundary
of time early on `Vednesday, May 3rd.
Mrs. King leaves it husband, four sons
and four daughters. Deceased was in
her 65 year. --There passed away on
Sunday last at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alex. Young, one of the
pioneers of this district. Elizabeth
iluddy, relict of the late Campbell
Hanna.
Gullet ich: On Wednesday, May
10th, Malcolm 31cL(•an, of this town,
celebrated the 100th anniversary of
his birth, he having been born in Mull,
Scotland, on the 10th day of May, 1805.
over ten years before the battle of
Waterloo. When a young men he
left the old land for Nova Scotia, in
whieh province he married and lived
nonny years. Ile came to Goderich
with his Gamily in the late sixties,
where he has lived ever since.
Goderich: Ed. VanEvery died on
Tuesday morning at the Saudis House,
where he boar•ded,after a short illness,
peritonitis being the cause. Ed. had
been failing rapidly', and on Monday,
as the only possible chance of saving
his life, nn operation was decided on.
Early Tuesday morning it was per-
formed. but within two hours of its
completion, Ed. had passed to that
bourne whence no traveller returns.
The deceased was known to nearly
every resident of West Muton.
Mitrhell: Oliver J. Harris, after
wending seven years in Manitoba,
clone back to this neighborhood it few
months ago to select a partner for
life. Being a progressive young man
of fine chareter he was not long in se-
curing tt Fullerton young body in the
person of Miss Jennie Wnghorn, who
will share his ups-and•downs through
the rest of life. They were married
at Kirktot) 00 Wednesday by Rev. Mr.
!lace%' and on Tuesday left for their
future borne in Carberry, Manitoba.
Goderich: On Sunday rimming
there passed to her rest, Ann Wilson,
widow of the Irate John Rinke, at the
advanced age of 91) years and 8 months.
The deceased lady had been suffering
from the infirmities of age. but was
otherwise well, and VRS 3111(1 tm le
mound until the day before the death
call came. Mrs. Blake wvas 'a well-
known personage in this part of Huron
and was one of our oldest residents,
having lived here over seventy years.
The deceased lady lied been a willow
many years, ,end her deceased partner
wits one of the wealthy then of Gisler-
ich.
Clinton; The death of T. A. Wal-
ker, stone mason, occurred on Tues-
day evening, though the event was
not unexpected. Ile has been suffer-
ing for some time with anaemia,
though only confined to bed for a few
weeks. and kept going down, not with•
standing the best attention and treat-
ment. Deceased lute been a resident
of town for a number of years, and
was a quiet, unostentatious resident.
iie was for two or three years a mem-
ber of the town council, and last year
and this, acted as assessor. He was
in his 47th year: his wife and two
children survive hint.
St. Marys: Mr. John Morphy one
of the pioneer business 111011 of St.
Marys died at his home on Monday,
May 8, itt the advanced ageof HO years.
An attack of pneumonia ons the im•
mediate rause of his death hilt he had
liven in failing healt it for several years.
A few nlntillq since he fell and broke
his thigh and this accident dollb iless
shortened his days. Mr. Morphy
clone to Mt. Marys In I O, and was a
ter tive of ('harleton Place. Ontario.
Ile condneted it boot nod shoe boa•
near !tete for many yenrq. Besides
his wife, he leaves it family of time
sono end two daughters.
St. Marys: A young; man named
McKenzie is ill with smallpox fit his
holm' at Lakeside. Mr. \le Kenzie who
hug been clerking In ,a hardware store
fit New Liskeard, New Ontario, ar-
rived in St. Marys laatal Saturdny on
his way home. Ile was not feeling
well said his brother who lives in town
drove hint reit home. On Tnegd:ty
Dr. Murray of 1,:ukeside, lelephr.ned
Or. Fr,tleigh, St. Marys. that McKeit•
zie had developed smallpox. While
in town the young tnen visited at a
couple of homes in the South ward
and the ilealth hoard is considering
the advisability of instituting n quar-
antine.
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FREE TO CHURCH BAZAARS
AND ENTERTAINMENTS IN AID
OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
A quantity of saleable sample 1) ackages of. , , ,
Red Rose
Tea
will be sent by Express, charges prepaid, to any Church
or Society, for sale at a Bazaar or Entertainment, to 1)e
held in aid of a Church or Charitable Institution.
The application must be sent in or endorsed by a
Clergyman who will state what Church he is in charge
of.
This offer is made for the purpose of introducing Red
Rose Tea to people who are likely to appreciate its
superior quality, and at the same time aid in a material
way very worthy objects.
T. H. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N. B.
BRANCHES : TORONTO, WINNIPEG,
Senforth: E. A. Fox, for six years
past the popular and obliging account -
nut at the Seaforth branch of the Bank
of Cotnmerce,received notice on Wed-
nesday of his promotion to the position
of manager, with instructions to re-
port at once at the head office, Toron-
to, for which place Ice left Wednesday
evening. Mr. Fox has been assigned
to the Ponokt►, Alta., branch and left
for his new home on Wednesday, 17th. A FAMOUS sc1100
Ailsa Craig: On his w•ny to attend
the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.31.
Sells, of Owossa, Mich., Squire John
B. Smyth, iwrhaps the best known
and oldest, Middlesex County Magis••
trate, was stricken with paralysis on
Wednesday. Mr. Smyth was on the
train between Chatham and Windsor
when the stroke carte. He was hut
tied to the home of his son, J.S. Smyth
in Windsor, where he now lies at the
point of death. Squire Smith is 78
years of age and has been a resident
of Middlesex county for many years.
St. Marys: A quiet wedding took
place on Wednesday. May 10th, at the
residence of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Burns, when their young-
est daughter, Miss Anna E., was
united in marriage to Mr. Neil Gra
hang of Owen Sound. At the hour of
4 o'clock the bride entered the parlor
dressed in ivory white silk, with silk
embroidered chiffon and valenciennes,
trimmings, and carried a bridal bou-
quet of roses, lily of the valley and
maiden hair fern. The nuptial knot
wits tied by the Rev. A. Grant.
Grey: This community received a
terrible shock on 1Vednesday. May 10,
when it was learned that Hobert Mc-
Innes, an old and well known resident
of lot 20,con.l,had dropped dead while
working in his field about dusk that
evening. Ile had beenplowing and
was in to tea about 5 o'clock and np•
peered alright alta gh he spoke of It
pain in the region of his hetet on a
previous occasion but nothing serious
was thought of it. A water furl ow
had been plowed and 31r. McInnes was
using la spade in cleaning out the wa-
terway when the call carne.
Granton: J. Forest has purchased
1Vitbert Foster's farm and 111r. Foster
has purchased John Rowell's. They
expect to take possession shortly.
A tornado wiped out the town of
Snyder, Oklahoma, killed over one
hundred people and injuring over one
Hundred others.
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
"'heat (old) 90
Barley 40
Ousts :16
Peas 111►
Potatoes, per bag 75
iiay, per ton 7 01)
FI ', per cwt., family ..
Flour, lots grade per cwt 1 25
Butter
Eggs
Live hogs, per cwt 'y
Shorts per ton
Bran per tun 17 IN)
95
11'2
:)
75
80
7 01)
2 75
1 2.'►
18
13
0 :.0
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17 (10
Wood's PhorphodISS.
The arrest h'nyltsh ilrmedy.
A positive euro for all forms Of
Sexual w'eakneses. Mental and
moss A3U AIT'a train Worry,EminsionA, Spee.
taalnrrhoerr, !rn/,otenry, Ktec•te of Abase or
F1core au of which leard to Consumption,
ArmIt[man[mann, end an ent'17 ggrraave. l'Hoe,�
per pkg elg fur 11•'1. tine win please, pis "rut
Mire. Hold by all druggist. or trailed In plata
Doc keaggeeonreed ptofprice. Writ efor Pamphlet.
The W004 Medloln• Co.. Windsor, Oratorio.
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You can get a general educatiun in
any school but come to the Central for Practlr at
Business Training. This college has a continental
reputation for thoroughness. Otq,ortunitica am for
those who are Prepared. Our graduates always suc-
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Write for free catalogue.
ELLIorr & McLA('HLAN,
Principals
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Each pupil is given in-
dividual instruction.
The Shorthand System
tsugllt is that used by all
newspaper and court re -
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orters.
Beat systems of Book-
keeping, Penmanship, A ri t h -
uletic, • t c . , thoroughly
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Situations guarantee,(
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We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
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(MISTING and CHOPPING
!)ONE PROMMP'I'LY.
He SSAtEITZER
PSYCHINE STRENGTHENED
MY WHOLE SYSTEM
PSYCHINE
Pure Blood in your veins
now will save you much in
purse and person before the
winter is over. PSYCHINE
makes rich red blood. keeps
people well and at their best.
"To -day I am enjoying good
health, solely through the ua,• of
i'sychine. When i began using
I's)Chine, I Nils suffering with a
heavy cold in the bronchial tubes,
and a rough which seemed to rack
me to pieces, The doctors' medicine
gave me no relit?, and I began to
dread conat'mptlon working on me.
With the second dose, Psychlne
benefited me and gave new
strength. Psychlne toner) 111) my
Whole iy-tern, and quickly stopped
the cough. 1i hens -lily reeomn►cnd
i'sy0hlno to person.; run -dont). In
need et a Dome, or guttering with
(•nughv, t•nldq, or catarrh. I bless
the d:,y i tried I'sychtne."---.Man
Connor, Prtnyer, Ont.
is 1-ronounccd
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179 King Street West, luronto, Can. Through an •nlarged leboratorl new laborsaving
fwtiiitie., an 1 res-ent ability to pure hate raw product.. In Canada, PSYCIiii4L sold ter year*
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NOW SOLD AT $1.00 PER BOTTLE