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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-12-8, Page 4COUGH Get Ahead of you Stop time. That's goo athce fbr your health, and its good advice for your pocket book CO, Saves mon, ey anci perhaps your life, Perry's Compound SYMP of White Pine with Tar has gained -- ..amn pepularlity by iff6:1144 tenet in this most cPm- inon ailtnent. It is pleasant to take and wards off any• tendency ofa cold to result in pneumonia Price 25c. a bottle Perey's Emulsion of pure N'orwegian Cod Liver Oil with, Ilypoplatontes, the most perfect preparation on the mar- 1;et tor all pulmonary diseases and genera/ debility. Prices rod cents and *LOU per bettte, Sele Acgenry ties, it is surely aforded by this de- plora.ble ease. At there should be .5.0131C, 11c:a_rt-seareitin2; w the. part of those who are most direotly, char - ed with the moral trainine, a the Cneacliari people. . Kind Greetings from Victoria Rev. J. V. Weetman„ a Vietoria, n. P. in renewing las subseription to the Times saes.; J. wiela to say ia askine yen te con - tattle sending the paper that I i en - NOTE AND COMMEN'f Soy ii, very much I would not 'Mee A., G. Blair proposee at some want to de without a, x often f.utlivc Clete to make a statement think of Exeter, awl me_ many_ 1 wbielt will selve the ntYster,v sure 41'4115 iR and ar9mua.t.t*-iowil. You roua;,- his resignation' Di: ill'‘'.'chaluaY .,1.1t 1-,1,...ttg•,,a. to tmow that I am irmanibip 0,r t he Railway Come. 1- ealOvin z 'Ins, West, awl have done SO . , ratsstorA., erer Sillee cattle out, I lOve my Irentlos;, r,IlFiring from the work ani the coontry and climate. e sinn o :Wednesday, donlith, was ceasion was reached s MeetiaS of the Cabinct Monday afternoon. Not since 1696, when Parliament Met on Jan. 2,, harp the servants of the Peonle been convened at such an earlY date. The session of 1696 was the one in witiela the attempt was made to force the reuledig bill tIroli Parliament was then ' Of expiring by ,effitaxioa of The eerie sessions beforethat re Nor. 26. 1666, and Dec.9 The /atter was ofl extraor- ession. called fer the purpose ybag "the C. P. 11,, Contracts Onew occasions besides these nawd was Parliament galled in viz.., Jan. 17. 1884 Jan. 28. 1885 :A. 1699. and Jan. 16, 1699, The Minister promised last eeeslop , lbie Parliament simila U? ay in 190. ;Ind he as first day will swearing in of the election of a spealt- I1 seeofront t be throne be vere On the next day, nary 12.tlt . "DOn," Of Sa aUboub ery prone eral1nn bs not much hope f results rom tn Liberal DMIVells on 2nLUesays;--"PrOM standpoint any MOPS Of 'cayenne pepper Into the InetiOn of Liberalism will t of Makin; things Tbe best section a a party has been over - worst seetion of it has ; those who have been ewa1 lave been toiling for trataitial to put in sight, tea -those wile have larer, been tolling for Ain't would be ,,T,oad w them that the for them isjust e1arrer ques- discussed than es,' in power. co the back, reanOn why o 14 be k.pt n power: people ar a very littioin- the provincial crisis e - pt t ea t over, Pending 110 nvention a certain amount of rest at be Rept alive if Cabin,1 ini5tsenlathalle t sent eeeh other with cbhQs et r and raise a $oficient surato rde tho Atimittistration with . tombstone, which sbouid be, neat bat not randy nor obtrusive," CERTAINLY CUR ABM. ttl Vole meat. 1 arty Qb Ot `nee *Zat Only sae Met ;Fora trzt Tau forfe:t .war Tor Lber.T.ehl,, and t OU doing wrong, helier will stick.`4O it in spite o it eor- rupt aei.4. The onlyr• way in wbieh vett can influence your part or !Irma. Ss to teaeh. it that yen are stifickntl,' independent to oppose it gnat Ieabf, :o withhold your support ben t 1.14orit., A s.eon nCho cold 7slia&,• opoosition may be, not only the 7;Q:A for the eountry, but for the piety itself." hoCkInt Iniquity bo politic is duty, Govern - a fait hinks -V ThC rlan, the -organ of the Presbyter Church, In Toronto, has the f1lowht editorial on the b11L-bo nvestigation now ,going bn at •;- "The investigation Into the case of the, bogus bo4ot-boxes is not yet concluded, hut, the° evidence seems to indicate clenly that fraud of a most villabaous (-iteratter. eves mien:tidal cd, The persdfis implicated tbus far Include tto candidates forPar- liament and a pollee Magistrate, ati :well as an editor and o teacher, It is shocking that men in sucli posi- tions in n eivilized aed Christian country eliould be rettilfy of such de- liberate iniquity, and it is an even More serious reflection that men oe.pabk e sach conduct should be thosen candidates of a great politi- cal party in their respective, ridings. if anything et:ere needed to enforce the, lesson tbat good men should take an interest in politics and. in the affairs of their respective par - swoons* Victoria Daily Times of last Satur- day which speaks of my If.‘aving Y1C- tcgia,." "At a meeting of the Centennial church hoard a ixiana-4.cwat Lew last Wednesday evening at the Par- onage. Rev, J. I. Westman ten& ered ids resernation as pastor Of that eitUreb. This was accompanied by brief explanatory speech, in which -xpressed his sleternalontion10 eormection with the con - !PO at 0.1,-3 Alet anunal eon- eu June. At that time Rev. resiman win bave peeeided tov- ii affaire of the Centennial, arch £01" three years, and by his esignalion, be win leave oue year -e eles expiration of elle rogu- es -an The unaOttncelraent 1 ilev. `e,stroan's intention, to withdraw • serprise t Mrtembera ot the ,ca tuallneMont. After the ation 'mentioned Several Ae- , speeches ot a complimentary askinat biro 'to riconsider This, however, was nat Ids Tbe trustees of Se S. No. 3, Stee- ley, have engaged Miss Mabel Jen- nison, of Dashwood. as teaeher for the year 1905„ The well known streligthening nropeetlee a loll eombieed with other tonics an a most parfect tier - vine, ere found in Carter's Iroa whieh strengthen the nerves and hedy, nee iprove the blood aad complexion. Peler D. Lewk of London, has vUz an option on, the new King Edward Hotel, Clinton. PraTit1iP3 local option does net cerry, 'Mr „and Dirs. George Acheson, of Gotleriell have on to -Califoratia to speed tile winter, They were ace companied by Mr, David 13e11,•who will remain in california for two or three menthe . Those unle-1PPY Persons who suffer front nervoesstess and dyspepsia should use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, withal are made expressly- for sleepless! nervous dyspeptic, staffer- ers. Pace 250. ilattilias 'Harrison, died at her home in East wawanosh afew days aen. Paralysis was tlie use of death. Deceased was 73 ,yelt rs 0 ze, and was one of the oldest and ruost highly esteemed residents in the township. The trostaes ,of school Iseetiao No. 2 TOCkerSPlith, hare called a meet- ing of the ratepayers of tile section. to be held in the eehool, o uesder DecemberGt t0'010C1r* tovousid er the advisability of building a lieW 01001, hero s no one article n thn lino tbat gives SO connection with tho Cen- ou rob, Her. Mr. Westman that institution ma firm basis. In the Teports re - the board oft:liana-40=1a • le?etin:.1 gegeered to every. de.. lnCnt of the choral work was to be a flourishin4 eon - n vvery01inginto an. church is now in better an at oily time In its jmenus reform; frOM aCtlre busi- ness life and himself and family $ state of win likely settle down in one ofattrhutethe d broly nettithoriut 'towns. an polarity o state letarraina istory- Tbe pr:l5etti tAlts 1131,1St b he ability. he pastor. is perhaps unnec Rev. Wrn, Caveat, D. D.. Principal of Knox. College and ackno wledSed head a the Presbyterian church in °emcee died on Thursday, Dec. ist at hie residence, Toronto, ag•ed ytTqirs, of inflaeliza and pneumonia Ills last public appearance was at Gnelpte a week previous, where lie speke in the iateeests a the Lord',s Bay Alliance, of which he was presi- dent. Ile returned on, Friday and ate tended t obis etaeses at the College, althonsit feeling tired. On Saturday he was taken i 1 and was foteed. 1 to keep lirs bed. Ile leaves a widow, three sons a-nd three datt;hters• The sons are all inDdLioal practition- ers in Tormit Q. They lire. ; - John. Sohn. W. P„ and James (. The dau- ghters are :-Margarot, wife of Rev, Wm Wilson Presbyterian inissien- R I ary at Indore, where she has been since 186t) miss Mary and Miss Jean at liOnle, ncv, William Caren was the son' 1 of the late .jelat Caves", a school teaeher_and supertntentlent, and was • horn in the parish of Kirlccolin, Wig- s • totashire, Scotland. December 26th i 1830. Ile began his education under bis father, a manor high mental en- downaents. In 1847 the family came to Canada, and lived for several years in the township of Spilt 1 orafries. Out. Ohoasing the nunis- Lr for a profession, be studied the- ele4Y in the $eirainary Of tile United. Presbyterian nintrell, I-ondon. Ont„ PQruord=it . bywh4ebrve Ilan° 11111Say;WriTnIbe. .1aNe indications of the speeial lines in which be has since distinguished himself. hicensed to preach in 1842. he WAS inducted the same year, pas - g ennliunniaasster, r of the colgro.gation of$t, Marys, mart Wood. and I.10. 'I Ont„ remaining- there until 1866, Ile Plasters. was then appointed by the Synod, of tboCanadian Presbyterian elturob tat re ,e4n,t1,y11::ibtot*Itil)l'hsi'slaree'neort;i1nrYss(litat:e' 'eh hotly the 'United Prttsbyterian ellinz and farm tQ Mr. Joseph h. to Which he had previously Ge meatt.Mr. Gellman •gets rosaes- ()need, became. a constituent part. sion about the first a April net At Qie uniOn of 1861 he was ;Appoint - We tinderstand that Mr. Drysdale to the claair or Exegetical Tbcol- - ' . og.y in Knox Collegv, Toronto, and, in 1673, he Was OldOSOO tili i3ucceed tbe late Dr. Michael 'Willis as Principal or the College, lie was always on earnest advocate of Viiii013 in llte Presbyterian Chords, and was elect- ed ',,Nloderator of the General As- ' sembly in 187,5, the year in uhiett the ettniint of Canadian lsesbytertan- rn consummated, Ile was also rater of the Presbyterian bora la Canada in 1852. llo re- l. 4 the honorary degree of D. D. om Queen's University in 1875. at- om Princeton University in 4696 utl that of L. L. 11 from Torouta .niversity •am, same year, He was a a senator of the latter Univer- ity. Dr, •Cavell took an active frt. st in the formation of the Pres- ' Alliance, g'enerally known Part Presbyterian Council, tts been a member of. t he soy - outwits bold since 1877, being ted chairmen a a sauroot a the ouora hold in Ellintoarg-h in that year.Ho was clutirman of tbe Wes- rii American section a the Al- liance, in 1887 be was elected pro - slant at tbe Ontario Teachers' Asso- ciation, in succession to Prof, Goll. •%1L Stall b, • •TILL, ANOTIIER CA Bev. Xt. Westra v System Treatment, vIll be rzt'retted by a host towork wont Many looked forward O ful Cure. dia--1 here for a year or so When Dr. Leonhardt, than the ,I**sxullation terra., Neh„ gave Anfi„.4111$ to. the WS a bis resia'nation 'will had 'unbounded faitb in the s a surprise. Membersof moot, but be did not foresee tbe -re:tattoo., and all oth' er world-wide and wonderful result in mohin; him sucerss it is PIM* achieving in the cure o field be may be called disease, Victoria."' Ilere is the story a another Anti - Pill victory; "Vor many months I have bean roubled with dyspepsia, dizziness in 1 In fact it is ono of tbe. most cur - II& diseases if frazrant healinirCa- rrhozone is used. No matter how long you have suffered with ca- tarrit eou Ciln be perfectly cured by inhaling the antiseptic vapor at Ca- tarrhozone, which strikes at the foundation of the trouble and estab- lishes sucb a healthy sondition the system that 'catarrhal e•erns simply oannot exist. "I suffered from catarrh at the nose end throat for yoars.," writes S. H. Downie of Plattsville, "'My nostrils were al- ways stuffed up, and /bad a most disagreeable hacking cough. Cater- rhozone oured xne completely." •Ca- tarrhozone )never fails. Two months' treaticeent, $1.00; trial.Size 25c. For hard colds, bronchitis, asthma, and coughs of all kinds, yotr cannot take any- thing better than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Cherry Pectoral. Ask you own doctor,if this is not so. He uses it.: He understands why it soothes and heals. a I had a terrible cough for weeks. Then OGT A.yer's Cherry X'ector.)1. and only one ottie completely cured me." , MS. J. DikrtFOn'ra, St. -Joseph, Mich. ' ,'„ J. C. AltM11 CO., d fete. eoesn, woo. 101- messznussarrsseemi 011,ghiS 01 S 1.1 will hasten recovery by tak- lone 01 ,Ilkycir's Pills at bedtime., *A Tragedy Recalled fr The murder Of Thomas D'Arcy Mc- Gee, the Irien-Canadian statesman, on April 8tb, 1868, is recalled by the announeernent of the death in Mon- treal of Mrs. Brideet Whelan, the widow of Patrick Whelan, who WAS convicted or the assassination and hanged. Mrs. Whelan. 'who was 79 years old, earns from Ireland when eirl and was employed in the St. La -Wrote° Hall, when she made the acquaintance of Whelan, who was a journeyman tailor. She had ac- cumulated quite a lot of 'money, and after keeping company for some time, the couple were married by ehe late Father Dowd, of St.Pat- rick's churcb, in 1867. Mrs. Whe- lan condutted boarding. house .for some time, while Whelan worked at his trades After McGee's murder be was arrested, and after an historic trial was found !guilty, mad sentenc- ed to death. He later expiated his crime on the scaffold. Wheai Whe- lan was arrested, Mrs. Whelan, who was only 33 years old. at the time went io Ottawa and remained by her husband until the end, when she returned to Montreal, where she has lived very quietly, enjoying the re- spect of a large circle of friends and neiglibore, and 'being noted for her charitable WOrk.S. She 'Was tlev °Led :to the meraory oe her husband, and always maintained that he was in- necent of the murder of McGee . oln, r tem Y irrspoortxsT a, Banker). 1 111's Public press stating' rucst of the time from constipation, e bec.,» found unessary. to and was 'unable to do my housework, will?: of the, siol000 I tried every kind of 01 and me& vino that either the doctors or my - (mace at the intense v 3. wineb bas rendered it sell could think of, and. finally trieirnpad Anti -Pill. The treatment has prac- . ainotn1 s to continue the opera - ;It only two hundred atinocannbYleliltaPdoaalllialiatV ywo°Nnlvnauwo°rStr TehoI yards remained to he of dizziness has all gone, my stomach Anore u a a total length twelve miles. It is t a- fools much better. and I am PO long pierce so statedtat tho oneirkeere lour calanntroutuillrealse NAlti.ro join? tiopoa loing.wy.„ that it by any means the boring -Mrs, Thos. Tabb, 287 Enteraid St., could be continued, the incandescent be reach.. North. Hamilton, Ont. interior of the ,earth would ed, and therefore that a furious out- burst of molten rock would probab- ly take place. , If this ,surznise be correct and. that only a thin shell of rook now intervenes between the tunnel and he miehty furnace which is ever ;zing in the interior Of the earth, it is possible that at some time Or VOL.j11. number of 'ince .are -to be built and increased, and among these other the pent up fires will break said to bo projected are one from, down that feeble barrier, and tbat London to Sarnia, another from the an artificial volcano on either side of ram. vicinity of &arbor& along theLake the snountaia will belch forth, "Ong out red-hot scoriae, end eject- Ontario shore to `Coboung, Itellovillo and othor paints east and One Ing. as et Bina, vast quantities of volcanic missiles, stones and Molted throuell the Niagdra peninsula. At present the C. P. R. trains reach lave. Should this happen, what a spectacle will be presented; fiery Buffalo by running' over the right of way acquired from the G. T. n. tongties and forks of livid flame is - between Toronto and Hamilton, and SUing from the mouth of the tunnel . •has recently been ap- my head, cold atolls, and suffered nun 1111 snk.Atte.\\''s. \ \ NseseeeeNe.\\,,SW \es, ht;' TbeliClud, You MAW Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 yrs, has borne the signature of And 1145 been made under his perm. sonal supervision since its infancy. • Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as..good" are but xperintents that trifle wit+h, and endanger the health or Infants and Children—B,xperienee against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castovia is a harmless substitute l'or Castor 011, Pare., 4orie, Drops find S'oothing $yrups. It is rleasant. It contains neither Opium, Norplune nor other Nate0 tie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys 1VorMS and allays Fevettishness. euxeS Piarvhoen, and Wind Cow. It. relieves ,Xeetiting Troubles, cures ConStipatiOn and Platuleney. it assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach awl Bowels, giviir- healthy and. llaturai sleep. The Children$6 rauaeea—Tiie Bloater's Friend. CASTORIA ALWAYS CENUINE Boars the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought! In Use For Over 30 Years. 'mos e 77 MURRAY STAErt.. elgwvortft cm. BLOOD rorsoN OFTEN RESMTs From paring corns with razore Wise people uso Putnam's Painless Projected C. P. R. Branches • Corn and Wart Extractor, the Stall - 1 (lard cure of Auxerica and Greet Britain, for all sorts of corns, warts The Canadian Pacific Bailwy, it bUiliOns. Use only Putnam's. As said, are eonsidering plans where- by they will not be handicapped by District Visitor-"Pve just had the G. T. It, transcontinental pro- ,_ - „___ .maying Mt ter ix ont my son 1.1.e4AW : • • EXETER BRANC,Yri • Open every Lawful Day Minn A. ht, to 3r. a, except satunta ID A. ic. to 1 IN IN Partners' Sole, Notes cashed or collected. Forms supplied 4, On applitation. DRAFTS on all points ior The Dominion. Great Britain and Ult- • is ited, buttes, bought and sold atlowest rates of exchange, • * . SAVINGS DEPARTMENT .±. 40Ir. • s DOp051113 Ot $14130 and 'upwards received. Interest emu. se pounded. hail yearlee, and added to principal lune alth and December De- .0‘, • posits Receipts also lamed and highest current rates of Interest alloyed. /11* • AttiodyettICes made to fanners stock dealers and husmess Melt At 411 lowest rateg ond on most favorable terms. Agent i at Exeter for Dom. Goverment, .*, Dickson & Carling, Solicitors, N. D. HURD aims . ' • St...•••••••••••••••••••••• 0**,44V/40.44 9404.440.40•041 as from a great piece of ordinance deafening explosions which dis- eharge volley after volley ot red-hot rocks dealing out tleath and destruc- tion and devastating the adjacent country with utter ruin; a very in- ferno, weird, appalline, and terrible. We are sometimes apt to lose sight of Ilse fact that beneath the crust of the earth -and that crust is sio thick er, relatively, and in oomparison, than is the shell of an egg - isa vast glowing hypocaust, a seething .furnace of molten igneous rocks and incandescent gases about two hundred and fifty thousand million cubic mile,s in volume; not judging by the specific gravity of the earth, MAN'S MOST CRITICAL AGE Very of.t en tha .vital resources are small. at forty-two, but it not then, fifty-seven and sixty-two years of age there i 5 a strange slowing down ancl loss of vitality. It is importatt that this transient periocl et decay should be checked. Strength must be imparted to the tired brain, the weakened nerves must be fortified. The wise man will use Ferrozone whose potency is particularly ap- plicable to these critical • periods, • Ter r o -on e q ul cken s the whole being imparts visor and polver, pushes back the onset of senility in e very manifest wey. It's because. 'Fes- rozone iiives strength vitality and vigor Ibat it is useful ta old men. Try It, Price 50c. a solid mass of liquid rock, but a eTo- vast sealed up caldron, P feleitle stble to say whether or not the cupied by tempest -tossed, fiery route to Sudbury branch proper -oceans, and partly by steam and would run through Barrie or wheth- flaminase. And, judging from er a spur would run off to connect g g the eruptions from the safety valves with that town of the •earth -the volcanoes - from . It could be inferred that in any • time to time those glowen,. fiery seas event, Barrie will be served direct .- are lashed into fury by outbursts of by the C.P.R. The portion of On steam and gases and we tario that is interesting the C. P. may well assume, -that like as II. most in this respect is, Sir Tho - ow. anng Etre nitatee by wines' be s, mas says, the strip that lies' so those flaming oceans beneath us Peterborough and Cobourg and To - are at times torn into foaming ronto to Belleville. The proba- thence over the. T. Sc.13, ittwinch the C.P.R. aro heavily interested. The company will endeavor to feed the main line with branches in- dependent of the Grand Trunk, and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy said re- cently that this was the reason for undertaking the Guelph -to Goder- ich line and the Toronto to Sudbury line. Work on the tormer was be- ing pushed Ahead as rapidly as pos- sible, and he hoped to see it com- pleted before the end of next year. That, much, however could. not be said of the matter. Sixty miles of it had already undergone the prelimin- inary work of construction, buthe tsurveyers on the whole line were still incoraplete. •So it was impos- Miley i that any addition made to lows and curling wayea of incan s cent liquid by ehe blasts and hurri- tap this. district will be in the form canes of those g-aseoue tornadoes. of a loopleaving the mainline some - But by the fiat •of the Almighty steer Central Ontario Juectio.n, talc. Creator those surging whiripo,ols inizreinbot?veeenntoalynan s iacloiundgingB ten rock are curely contained the lake and Teeing oceans of seething mol - s ene... ville and Whitby, and regaining the se in the bonds of their prison -house, rmoaniteo.line again at a roint near To - only ,breaking forth from time to time to convince us, as at lerakatao These additional lines will require bow •utterly helpless is proud. Man a very laree amount of money to it),1n4:batuaprre.Andcsonceyet Ile whoseottemi;,,)lsyAforces build and equipe, but Sir Thomas Shaughnessy says, more work will mighty Dower souid create his not be undertaken than the com- arm zing wonder, deiened to lay Psne can carry throu,fh. aside for a time les Divine Majesty axed te be scored, insulted, and put io death for us men aed for .our sal- vation, each one of those cruel lash- es was the punishment for their misdeeds, borne by Him in their stead. C), 411. tet or Co NI. Beare the, The Kind Yos Have Always 80lIghl Bears the Signature Signature of CASTOR IA For Infants and. Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought HE flOLSONS BAN (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 18ziat °ANTAL PAID UP -- $3,000.000,00 RESEIIVE FUND — $3,000.000.00 aS Branches in Oeterle, Quelsco, Alberta, British CeltiMbitk and lamitoba. ' he bee wan a echolarshiq, I can't tell bow deliZlited 1 inn, 1 -Rustic I?arty -"I can understand your feelings mum. I felt just the same when our pie won a medal at the agricultural Show". The case of Miss . Frankie Orser, of Boston, Mass., is in- teresting to all women. "DEAR MRs. Pnuttum:-I suffered misery for severalyears. Myback athed and I had bearing -down pants, and fre- quent headaches. I would often wake from a restful sleep in such pain and misery that it would be hours 'before I could close my eyes again. I dreaded the long. nights and weary days. I could do no work. I consulted differ- ent physicians hoping to get relief, but, finding that their medicines did not cure me, I tried Lydia E. ham's Vegetable Compound, as , it was highly reconimendecl to me. I am glad that I did so, for I soon found that it was the medicine for my case. Very soon I was rid of 'every ache and pain a,nd restored t� perfect health. I feel splendid, have a fine appetite, and have gained in weight a lot." - MISS FRELNICIE ORSER, 14 Warrenton St., Boston, Mass. -$.5000 forfeit.if original of above letter proving genuineness cannot be pro- duced. Surely you euniaot wish to re- main weak, sick and discouraged, and exhausted with each day's work. Some d.erangenient of the feminine organs IS responsible for this exhaustion, following any kind of work or effort. Lydia IE. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound will help you just aS 1 it has thousands of other Weitted,' Or. K es; K K ac ic• iltRsitEti NEE)Y St ICERG*1" IM Leading Specialists ot America, 26 Years la Detroit.- Bach Security. Nino out a every ten men have imeu guilty of transgression against nature in their youth. Nature never excuses, no matter how young, thoughtless or irtiorarst lie maybe, The punishment and sufferinr corresponds with the crime, The only Osearm front Its ruinous results is proper scientific treatment to counteract its effects. Tn. DRAINS, either by nightly losses, or secretly through the, urineonust be stopped -the NZRVES must be built up andinvigorated, the blood:must neon -rifled, the SP.7.t.VAI., ORGANS must be vitalized and developed, the BRAIN must lie nourished. Our New Method Treattnent provides all these requirements. Under its influence the braitt becomes active; the blood perinea so that all pimples, blotches and 'ulcers disappear; tiles:serves become strong as steel, so that nervous- ness, bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the face full and clear, energy /auras tothebody, arid the moral, physical, *id sexual sys- tems are invigorated; all drains rease-ne more vital waste front the system. The The various organs become natural and manly. We invite all the athletes/ to call maces:mutt us confidentially and free of charge. Cures Guoronteed or no Pay: We treat and cure: Varicocele, Blood Dircoscoi, Stricture, Gloat. Endoolons. XTrinsiry F0611110, Spericustorrhoon, 1Innotts- Ta1 Dlocharces, 'Kidney and Bladder Discoses. • COXEIVIMA.TION PRISE. 13001C8 picas. If linable to call, write foo a QUESTION BLAME lot Nome Treatment. DRS. KENNEDY 481, KERGAN. 148 SHELBY DETROIT. Mien. K&L Kc.Y • • .. PC PC. K K K 45( PC 4. 4- filiJACKSON &SON* - Junk Dealers. I Main -St. Exeter. T.• Occupying J.. P. Ross' I + Store, one door south of T. ÷ 4' Metropolitan Hotel. + 4. + 4. 4. 4. 4. Will pay highest cask 4. + + 4. price for the following 4 • g o o d. ‘ Scrap cors urapascppshe Copper- - Iron 0 an l l kinds of. 4. 4* • ..-„.. 4- Zinc ., + -I. oi- + 44 ÷ + + 4-• 'Lead • + 4- + + . Pewter . + Horse Hair 4. Wool:Pickings , - + Rags ' . + + + Old Rubbers + ÷ ' Bones and Bottles + + 4. 4. * No quantity too large or ^t• DESIGNS •••••••••••••••••••••••••10, :LARGEST AND BEST • In Western Ontario. • CENTRAL STRATFORD. o NT. • This school enjoys the ee- 42_ • pubatien of doing the best v • work in Busiriess Education • • in. the. 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