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me* pesee k4 having a content foranda.
Speciel attentlen iuet be given
to tho,Coinplexioti'et this tiny,' of
sthe yeate Something. 1111t115
eilone to cotenteeect- the offeete of
elld Sole,' ‘-
• •%•.v.
eeeeealerseesse
is unsurpaseed for Suraburta .
Ten, Freckle's, and redness
a th skin. Cooling,
Healing, Soothing Anti-
septic. °
, sem pat eanclq his itoPee.-Mr, Beeeen.
berey hae commeneed tbe work on the
harltor.-Mrs„ Welsh of Stratford vie.
ited friends in end around. here for a
few' treys last' Geavelle
Thetiford idepending*a few daye -with
hie pereute.- Mrs. dee, Gill, who hes
been ute the side list, 14 able to be out
agatte,-f:,Mr.' and • Mis. Wm. Leavttt
,epent Saturday in:Exeter.•They„were
aceompenie0 Wove by Mies Pearl Lee -
vitt
%v;Jut Sundey
eta:entail ehele nets in and- report
some good eatCh es.
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WienDING.-Aneolig t e mane: mar
riages that have ',taken Mace In. 'our
village few ,latippy paxticipantswII
have more universally the good wishes
of oor citizens for. their future happi-
ness 4o1 prosperity then the young
folks vvho, on Wednesday joined heart
and hancl.for life, 'We refer to the
marriage of Mr. Arthur Baker and
Miss Alice Pearl, second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gill. At .2;30 as the
sweet etriiine of _the wedding march,
played by Mrs. J. W. Gill, floeted
through the rooms the bridal party
eittereci the parity, wheee a eeleet com-
pany had gathered to NVitriess the cere.
loamy. Bev. S. A. Carriere was the
officiating ininister and he ,tied the
nuptial knot in his asnal happy inan-
ner. The bride was bewitchingly at-
tired in a cream voille, trimmed with
chiffon, and was assisted by her sister,
Miss Victoria, whowas also daintily
attired in a coetnine of grey tweed.
Little Mies Florence Gill made a sweet
flower girl., Mr. Wm. Baker assisted
-the groom through the tryingordeal.
It WAS indeed a happy gathering that
sat down to'the sunipttious-repast pro-
vided for the occasion. In an inner
room the gifts were laid but time and
space will not premit us to enumerate
them, suffice to say that they were of
an high order, an indication that, the
young people are ,highly esteemed.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in social chat and harmless amuse-
ments. Guests were present from Us -
borne, Exeter, Ailsa Craig, Stratford .
and elsewhere. Your correspondent
loins with the host of friends in well.
wishes toward Mr. and Aire. Baker for
a pleasant sail over the matrimonial
sea.
Indispensible in Warm Weather
`i) 'Its healing and absorbing
iqualities make it excellent
for any irritation or rough-
ness ef the skin.
Nothing can be more
Satisfactory.
Price 25c per bottle:
Prepared and For Sale
COLE'S. DRUG STORt
Exeter,
Ontario
15zuter Ato3oratie,
Sanders & Creech, Pto.ps.
7H1TRSDAY, 1VIAY 3, '06
NOTES AND COMMENTS
A man who embezzled $8,000 and a
%boy who stole 5'cents, both at Chicago
were sentenced to one year each. The
Zooy remarked that when he got out he
would "go the Who would
blame. him?.
r _
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The parliamentary grant of $100,000,
'to San Franisco will not be sent. Pre-
ident, Roosevelt has sent a grateful
message stating that money from for-
eign sources will not be needed. How-
ever the vote has been taken and the
'appropriation will be available if it
thoteld be called for.
By a vote of at to 21 the naeMberS of
-41-te Legislatuee last week voted down
• ethe Opposition Leader's amendment
;to the Liquor License bill, . proposing
ecrsubstitute the words"a bare niajori-
sty " for,"three-fiftlas Of the voted poll -
d" in the clause referring to local op-
-ion. The The bill received its -third- read -
ng and will go into effect on Mayl,
ethe beginning of the license year,
*
It is understood that the. Govern-.
.ecaent will bring down a power bill
some day this week. The bill will be
ealong the lines snggested by the hydro-
electric power commission's report and
feehe campaign 0 vigorously put up by
..ethe member for London.. While .the
czneasurexnay net aim at immediate con-
ofpoblie ownership, yet it
As said that -it will provide for a perma-
relent, power commission with wide
qaowers. It is authoritatively stated
:that Premier Whitney has signified
nais entire approyal ef the bill.
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Khiva
Mts. John Lippert, left Thursday
Uase” to visit her son at Lake Odessa.
eMich.-Mrs. Wm. Hooper has returned
'home from Peterborough. -Miss M.
,..Barry left Friday last to visit her sise
:ter in London. -Mr. D. McLeod, left
last week to work in Sarnia. --The
t'Cio'vernment Mill Inspector was here
on official duty last Wednesday and
,ordered some changes to be made in
,etlie, saw mill here. -Mr. Jacob Rotz
eof Hamburg, after a short visit with
ehis sone retnrned borne Monday.
DIED.-Thete passed away at the
7iaolne of his parents, on the 12thecon.
eof Stephen; Mr. John Querrin,.*after
•,-.ery brief ilium front heart trouble.
'The deceased had been ill only it few
days and his death came as a surprise
eto his friends. He was a young man
-elf good character and commanded the
respect of all. Ile was in the 28th
year of his age and his death has
•„eaused general regret in the commun-
ity. The funeral took place to Mount
'Carmel cemetery on Thursday last. '
Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each .day.
Does: it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, tor
szooct blood is good health;
bad blood, bad health. And
you inow, precisely what to
take for bad blood,—Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.' Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years,
ig!fMeggItligsetot tallag'4
StibstenCee ere tlinn absorbed into the bleed.
Iteep the bowel* open, with Ayers PHIS.
AMete be . . ayee ea. /ewe% mos.
I AO. salsriunsetttrers Oof .
o mut moot-
, tierstztevigirotat:
we 1i41050, StA dawetolt Vt. ralbliik
sae seresease of *11 artv taintlatotec
• Dashwood
Andrew Treunaner orPetrolea is at
present visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Wm. Shruni.-The Misses Salome and
Emma Tiernan of Detroit are at their
home here, waiting iiWm.their mother
who is very M. -Mrs. Louis Simon
still continues to grow Weaker and her
recovery is very doubtfol.--Rev.A.W.
Sewer of Winnipeg was here on Sat -
iii -day and on Sunday Morning he,
preached in the Evangeliear church to,
a large congregation. He spoke in be-
half of the Mission 'work in thegreeit
West and at the close of the service
took a freewill offering in aid of the
work which amounted to $83.63. Rev.
Sewer was at one time pastor over
this field and after serving two years,
was sent as tk missionary to Bosthern
ewhere he labored.for:four. jeers, and
from there to Winnipeg, at which
'place he nowise.. While pastor here he
was greatly beloved by his people and
all who could came to hear and see
him again on Sunday last. -Several
from here attended the funeral of the
late Mr.Reynolds at Seventh. on Tue's-
day. The services, were conducted by
Rev, Mr. Clements.
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Shi4). ka
Next Sunday morning there will be
no Sunday School on account of Quar-
terly meeeing in. the Boston Methodist
church. Church here Will be thosame,,
as usual.-Serne of the young people
of this vicinityhad the lagrippe the
past week on account of driving out in,
the evening. Take our advice young
people, and get in the house in good
merchants -of our burg in-
tend closing the stores everyWednes.
day and Friday eVening,giving the
clerks more liberty. -Mr. James I.
Berke, FaetoreeInspector, was around
here last week inspecting the mills.
and says they are O. K. The laws re-
garding factories are very strict. -Mr.
J. liatz of Hamburg was visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mis. Harry
Wing last week. -Quite a number of
people attended, the farewell sermon in.
the German Evangelical church of
Crediton last Sunda,y,-John Schee°.
der left for Sarnia last Monday. -john
McCloud and family !noted to Sarnia
last Tuesday.-Mitster Henry Shink of
Oreditofrvisited friends in and around
here last Sunday;
BE CA.REFUL WHeA.T -rou SAY.
In speaking of another's faults
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember those in homes of glass
Should seldom throw a stone.
If we have nothing else to do
But talk of thoseevho sin
'Tis better we coenee ae
ntinhome
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge a man
Until he's fairly tried;
Should we not like his company,
WP know the word ie wide,
Sottieznayhavefaults,And who has not,
The old as well as young
Perhaps we may, for aught we know,
fifty to their one.
I'll tell yoo of a, better plan
And find it works full well:
To try your own defects t� cure
Before of others tell;
And though 1 sonietirnee hone to be
No wore that some 1 know,
My own Ghort corniogs bid me let
The faulte of others go.
Then, let tie all, when we eenetnence
11Se slander frieeul Or foe
Think of the harm one Word may do
To 00661)010 little -Know.
Reineitiber, curees oometimee
.0er cbickene. "Roost at home.”'
'-peak of otiter'e faults until
We have none of Mr OWIL,
et:seated.
Tivo men ineach county 10 repiee
oent and .advettise hardware ;fdepart.
put out leamples of eau, good,
ote. Travellineepoeition or oftlee Man.
tettete Salters' Sft,0,00 Per month, ctish
. weekly, with all exnensee paid in cid.
va nee, We.furpieb e'Verythine-i, Tem
C1 nt5ernt Ilitteefe °blew, lite Dept..
610.Alsfah AVe. • 4t
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• The Toronto Poet -office Wes destrny
d by the on Sttzaday.
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t'sv bay ferke and elinge tosTo
Ziarleth
Charlton. Exeter,
Agtic ,liaerchiv has gone
London where she bas liVeztrecil. a go
sitnation.-Pe haw reeigned
baff of the ‘Tenth Division (?ou
Ms successor will be appointed at
and 0. Hilber will likely get the pa
tion. -A quiet wedding took plitee
,Saturilay, April 214, at the Lome
the -brides mother. Alm Elizabe
Truemner, of this village, when h
daughter, Miss Katharine, became t
bride of Mee Loins Preng, also of thie
village. 'The bride was assieted by h
sieter,Miss Lizzie Truemner of Dar°
,wbile Andrew Hess supported t
groom: Tbe.ceremony ,was perforna
at 12 o'clock by Rev. E. Schnelke
the presence of only tun immediate r
latives, The preeents received, by t
bride and, groom weee both test
and, beaiitiful. After a dainty we
ding breakfast, the happy couple lef
amid good wishes, for a short weddin
,trip. Mr. and Mrs. Prafig will beg
house -keeping in the handsome lion
purchased sonie tinae ago by Mr.Pran
situated on MAIII.street.--Herhert Axt
has acceptedia position in John Grigg's
stationery store, Exeter:-Robt.
wont has moved into the house I
Hillsgreen, which he recently purcha
ed from his brother, --The inque
touching the death of the late Wesle
Erwin of St. Joseph was held it th
Town Hall on Thursday last. A. larg
number of witnesses were examine
and while the majority testified tha
be had been drinking considerably o
the evening of his death, the jury gav
their verdict that death resulted fron
an onkiaown (mese. Tile case will no
be finally closed until the report o
GoVernment Analystie received. -M
Frank Uttley 'has secured a pesitio
with Chas. Welker liverytnan.-Wm
O'Brien has accepted • A position wit
Younghlet & Deichert ;butchers, 'fo
the summer. -The welly friends o
Mrs. Peter Bender will regret to hen
that she is seriously ill at present.
Mrs. Wm. O'Brien is recovermg fro
her severe illness, as is also the dangb
ter of Mr. and Mrs. john Fuss,- A
the".mortage sale of north half of iot
L, R. W.. Hay Township,-the„propert
WAS sold to Messrs. Maxiin.and P', Den
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.O'Brien„. and Sul i th
who have conducted a butcher sht et in
the village fbieover a year, last Fr -'Ly
sold theft stpck, fix tures,ice and shine)
ter house to'Messrs.Yougblut & Del&
ert, hutch ers. -e Rev. Yager willbe mov
ed from here to New Hamburg, short
ly.
DEATH.—A.nother•of the pioneers of
this section passed away last week in
the person of Valentine Eisenhofer at
the age of 68 years. The deceased en
joyed his usual health u ntil sortie weeks
ago, when_heesnddenly_becanee,111.-and
lingered until Monday, a paralytic
stroke being the cause ot, his death.
He leaves his widow,one son, Joseph,
end,a step daughter, Mrs: Foster, to
mourn his death.
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Garden Seeds -L-3 packages for 6
cenrs,at Charlton's Fair, Exeter:
----Seeding is the order of the day. -A
number have AlreACI.,k gr.. O.
Johnston of WatfOrd, who "liate -been
clerking in our general store for it few
months, left on Tuesday for Paris, to
accept a position in a large store. -Mr.
and Mrs. Oke of Exeter are the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. J. Hawk.ins.e-
A number are complaining of having
sick dogs, seenainglY of distemper,.
Put them'undet the care of a V. S.
Mr. and'Mrs. H. Fair have gone to
London. -The Misses Maud and Ber-
tha Woods are Visiting at their home
here.e-Fatmers are busy these days as
is Als0 the good housewife. -There
have heen Plenty of fish, in the creeks
this spring and numbers have .beeri
caught by the boys. ---A number .fream
here attended Dr. Rollins' sale of
household effects tit Exeter on 'Settle-
dey.-kaster Wellington Skinner who
has been attending the Arnott Insti-
tute at Berlin, has . returned hoine.-
The revival services held' here during
.,the past four weeks have cloetel and a,
goodly number have connected them-
selves with the church, while the mein -
beet themselves have no doubt been
greatly benefitted.
DEA:Tu.-The death took place at the
House of Refuge, Clinton, on Thurs-
day last of one of Elite old-time
residents in the •person of Mr. Samuel
Halls, at the age of 86 years. Deceas-
ed came to Elimville over 40 years ago
and resided here until about a year ago
when he went to the House of Refuge
to reside. Death was•clue to the in-
firmities of age. He was born in
Devonshire, England, in 1841, and
came to Canada in 1812, crossing the
Atlantic in a sailing 'mesel and tieing
14 weeks on the water. POrMadly
years he followed the occupation of a
mason and was widely known in this
district. He and his brother built the
Indian lostitute, Court House and.
Gaol at Delawere. During the Civil
War in Arneeien, he went over and
repqrted the incidents to the British.
Government. He married a Miss God -
bolt, who predeceased hint about ' 40
years. ' A brother, James, and threesons
survive, Sattitiel and James in Chicago,
and Williarn in St. Louie. Samuel, alSO
it nephew, Mr. Halls from Toronto
and a niece Mrs. lit TAUt00, London,
attended the funeral. Interment took
place on Saturday morning the re-
mains being taken from the train at
Exeter and buried in the Elide vine cem-
etery.
WEDDier).--A pleasant and interest-
ing event took place at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woo& yesterday
(%Vednekida,y) when their daughter,
Miss Mritid,..became the bride of Mr,
James H. McLaughlin, 8, prosperous
your* farmer of near Walton. The
eepeniony wee performed by Rev. 11.
J.' aire, pastor of the Methodist
church hero; in the presence of about
sixty invited guedte. At 4 o'clock in
the afternoon the guesta congregated
in the parlor''when the groom and
bride took their places and the nuptial
knot was tied. They tvete unattended.
The bride presented a veey pleaeitig
appearance in a gown of cream eash-
mere. Her going.a.tvaY gowd was of
prune eolored cloth. The' presente
were minim:one' and beautiful, ;Meet-
ing to the high esteem in which the
yoong people are held, , Ootigeatula-
tions being twee, ell partook of a so MI pe
thous weeding Suppor, after whirl' tiM
liappV roiiph. 1: ft for their ftew bow
in Walton amid the good Avi8laos of
thek many friurels. The Ateeousemies
joine in congeattelatione,
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sasi--.-401tals
A 13a,ter's TriurnOtt
The Mooney Baker, annot
preduee knything better h a,n
ilootte‘es-- Perfection' "
Cream Sodas,
.The very best �f flour, butter
and cream the rnost modern
Hare, the very best baker in
Canada. 'A biscuit 'superior to
any other you have ever tasted..
Say "Mooney's" to your grocer.
Wood's Phosphodini
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Tones and invigorates the whole
The Great _English Bernath
nervous eyStutg, makes new
:loodin oid veins. Owes Nero.
cus Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des-
pondency, SexualWeakness, Emissions, Spa*.
matorrheca, and Erects of Abuse or Excesses.
Price $1 per box, sixfor $5. One will please, ex
will cure. Sold by all druggists or mailed in
plain pkg. on receipt of price. New pamphlet "
mailed,free. The Weed Medicine Co.
(forzn,erty Windsor) Toronto, Ont.
Clandeboye,
The marriageook place on Thurs-
day last ef Mr.Rat Ea,gen of this.plare
to Miss E. McCaffrey of Lucan. - We
extend congratulations. -Miss
Blackwell, teacher, left Saturday for
Toronto where she has taken 'charge
of it school. Miss Gertie Elliott bas
filled the vacancy here.--The"deteth of
Mr. Connors, father Mrs. A. Patton Of
this place, occnrred the latter part of
the week. -Mr. B. A. Blackwell, who
has been attending'the Medical College
at LO0doti passed his final exainination
and is now entitled to affix the title. M.
D. t 0 h is„ nano e. Congratula tions.
Hensall
Miss Rose Yunghhit spent a few day
at Landon during the week. -'George
Hudson has purchased the house and
'lot of Mrs. McOloy.-Mrss Stella Rob-
son is visitingat the home of her sis-
ter. Mrs. H. Arnold. --George Dick has
one to Manitoba. -The services of
Mise Vera Murdock -have been engaged
as organist for the Carmel church,
owing to Miss McCloy leaving town.-
to BA rrie friends. -Henry
Miss Florence Bonthron los (owni'tirnvaiisliyt.
friends are pleasedlo See' him out once'
enore.-Smith and McDonald have dis-
wised of their meat business to Reeve
Petty. We wish G. O. every success.
--e-Albert Whiteside' attended the fun -
ere' of his brother, Wm., at Keewatin.
Algomn, last week. -D; Grassiek of
purehaSeCI t he re.Aidence
of John Kensp. while T. Welsh has die -
posed of his' dwelling to John John-
ston. We are pleased to learn of good
citizens like Mr. Grassick and Mr.
Johnston coming to Hensall to enjoy
a well earnerl rest from artive farming
pursuits. --Mrs. Wins Meeloy and fain -
have moved to New Ontario wherb"
Mr. McOloy is a.bushranacir for the On-
tario Government. G. Hudson who
recently purchased the dwelling is
at present moving into it. -The lo-
cal lodge of T.p.o.F. neCoMpAnied, by
about forty niembers of Exeter lodge
attended divine worship in, the Eng-
chnraft on'Sunda„v afternoon. Rev_
Doherty conducted the service and
preached from the lesson ' taught by
the good Sameritan.-The village as-
eeSsinent has increased 'over last year's
figures- by ahmi t *40,000. -We are
pleased to report that otir couneil has
'dosed IL very good sale of our foundry
to F. O. Hunt of London,' -who came'
here very highly recommended and
who' will, no doubt, carry onthe bnsi.
ness in a Manner that will prove pro-
fitable to himself and advantageous to
the village. Mr. Runt will gb largely
into plumbers supplies and has already
taken posEiession of the premises.
Theerets.-Word Was received bore
fewWhitecisaid:7, afig0(4.°Off WthY Wd(ihaitthnfWm.eSidt;8r..
of this place, which occurred at Kee-
watin, Algoma,, death being due to in -
nomination of the lungs. He was a
former resident of this village; but has
resided in the West &number of years.
Ile was it member of the Northwest
mounted police . and greatly distill-,
guished himself in the service, making
several daring arrests. He held the
poeition ot chief of police of Keewatin.
Ile leaves a wife and one child. -The
grim, reaper visited our rnidet on Sat-
urday vthek and removed the beloved
wtrtner o Devid. rollick. Deceasted
bad been in healtla for some
time and yet her death came as a great
shock to her family. She *as going
about as usual' and had partaken of
the noonday meal when shortly after
she was found by her husband lying
on the floor in an unconscious (toady.
tion. Medical aid was iinmediately.
etunnuined but despite all she passed'
away in the evening at the Age' of 67
yeare. She was one of the pioneer resi-
dents of ITensall and was very highly
respected for bee many extellent qual-
ides. She wits i1 sincere Chrietian lady
and a lovingwife tend mother. A hue-
bende two daughters -Mrs. David Dew
of Hensall. and Mete Vail of' txeior
Nnetb, end " son, George, entevive
her, heeidee two sisters and five broth-
WOre laid to rest in
the Pansville. Cemetery: on Monday.
To the bereaved ones we extend ()kir
sytnpatbk.
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`Ttiekereinith: 1/V,, M. Doig, of Sitilt
Stern l'itrarie. Mich, but rented hie farm
oti the necreed eon. near Kippen, foe a
term of six years, to q.'„ likltnundo„
of TRiCkernmith. He -pays Mr. Do*
$42(Y) rent for thin !coati and $300 a year
for tlie einaining five yearl.
ASK FOF1
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11111401AbtOly ti. 0 br$t -;..'"NWed 011
the eontineut. Proved to be so by
aealysis pf foor cheiniete„ and by
awards of the wodit'e great L'ehi-
bitions, especially • Ceirceeo 1ee3,
where it received ninety-six paints ,
out of a. possible -hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States Pr Canada.
THE MOLSONS BANK I
(Inc!irpbrate&by'Aet 61 Poi -Helmut 1855) " • "
Head Office, Montreal ,
Capital Paid' trp• • • • • • • , • :•• • .$3,000,000
Iteserved, -Fuud,•••• • • • • • • • —$3,000,009
FORTY:EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION. OF OANADA
,
- EXETER BRANCH
OkTICE 'ROUES lOs. Tn. to 3,p. m. " SATURDAYS, 10 a. in. to 1 p.zu
A GENERAL' BANKING IBUSillESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer s Sale Notes cashed Or collected. Fox n3s supplied on application,'
DRAFTS on all paints:in the Dominion, Great Britain and United.
States boughtand sold atlowest rates of Exchange,
ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favoral3le terms. .
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest Current rate of interest 'allowed
Saving Bank Department.
, posits of $1 and upward0 received. IntereSt corn-
pot:nide(' half -yearly and added to
principal June 30tb
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and Degember 31st., - • ,
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion GovernMent.
DessesoN c& GAELING; Soiieitors, N. D. HITRDON, Manager,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY -
MIR NEW mreemon TREATMENT will cure you. And make a man
of you. Under its Influence the brain becomes aotive, the blood PUrifled so, that
all pimples, blotches and ulcers heal up; the nerves 1)M:imp strong as steel, sO
that nervodsness, bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright,
lhe face full and blear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and
sexual systems are invigorated; all drains cease—no More vital waste from the
system. The various organs become natural and manly. You feel yourself a man
and know marriage cannot be a failure. We invite all the afflicted to consult us
confidentially and free\„ of charge. Don't let quacks and fakirs rob you of your
hard-earned dollars., WE WILL CURE YOU OR, NO PAY. • ,
it'1,10 NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. t
THREATENED WITH :PARALYSIS.
Peter, E. Summers, Of Kalamazoo,
„Mar'
. relples his experience:
was troubled with Nervous De-
bility for many years. I lay It to in-
discretion and excesses In early-
-youth. I became very despondent and
didn't carp whether I worked or not.
imagined everybody Who looked at Me,
guessed rhy secret. ImaginatiVe
dreams al night weakened me—my back A
ached, had pains in the back of ray ?•-•
head, hands and, feet were cold, tired •.•
In the morning, 'Poor. appetite, fingers
were shaky, - eyes blurred, hair loose,
--Memory poor,. etc. Numbness in the
IIngers set la and the ,10f107 told ma
he feared paralysis. I took pel kinds of • \
medicines and tried many' first-olasa ' .
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phy,s/cn
fas, wore an electric belt for •r•I'
three months. went to Mi. Clemens for
trorlt TrzeA"rmENT baths, but received little benefit. While Arreft TREATMENT
at Mt, Clemens X was induced to consult Drs. Kennedy & Kergan, though I had
lost all faith in doctors. Like a drowning man 1 commenced the New Method
Treatment and it saved my life. The improvement was like magic -I could feel
the vigor going throug,t, my nerves, I was cured menta Physically and sexually.
I have sent them many ratients and will continue to do so."
CURES GU.A.RANTEED 'OR NO PAY.
I'Ve treat and cure, VARICOCELE, STRICTURE. NE,Wor s erineriaey,
TAXIOD DISEASES, L'ItIN-..4.11Y COMPLAINTS, ,KIDNEY AND ,ELADDER DIS-
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• Eemondville; Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
MtDougi‘11, monrn.the death of their
second daughter,Miss Margaret,whiela
mcitrred at the hospital in Quebec city,
on Mid tv front appendicitis. She
had only been in the City for a few
enonths having gone there about the
first of March, where she held the
position of milliner. The , deceased
was a young vvotuan in theprime of
life. -The remains were brought home
, on Stitiellty, interment taking place to
the Maitland Bank cemetery.
A Friend
Toid Me About
TiiiIt.ENTLE KIDNEY CURE
Hundreds of people, who have
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by Bu.Ju, were, first induced
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by friends who had
them-
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because everyone who takes
them is 'bene.fitted-and these
In turn, tell others. So the
good news 4 spread.
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about Ihisju
"e have Used Iht-jit *with great
benefit to myself, and cheerfully
recommend to tit who, X think, ate
suffering from liCidney Troubles
end Itheurnististn,
"X think Dulitt the best retatcty
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Yours Sinterely,
JAMES AtEtA,S.
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