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hold choir regularrs, on n e the obodge
Ltuom, hooker liluex, onthe1st awl 4
rue,day °venluge ut noun 10(1050
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WM; SPENQE
CONVEYANCER Aria 18S1JER
of MA1tRIAGJ L�CLNdL+'
Vibe in the Post Office, Ethel. 80.9
JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Lowick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
y nfilo@.81111 ltosldenoo-
WALTON, ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
18Bnas0Os,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
!it
S. SCOTT AS AN AUC`1tION-
1 • sun, will eon for better prio8e, to
ocher men,io leas tame and lees chargee
tnnn. any oher Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't sparge anylhlug, Dates and orders
eau always be arranged at thin office or by
d'+ks•,uul application.
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VV • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, do. 011400-8towarre Stook
1 fluor No'tti of neutral Hotel .
8nlioltor for the Metropolitan Bank.
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Royal Mail Steamers
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LIVERPOOL
Steamer From St. John From Halifax
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Grampian March 0th
Virginian...:March 16th March 10th
BOSTON -PORTLAND TO
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Steamer Boston 1-' 'Wand
March 7551
Sicilian ...,,
Scotian Murch 9th
Ionlnn .. Id arch 21st
Luke Erie. Murch 28551
RATES OF PASSAvrE •
Furst Ohms, Liverpool service.., 872.50 $82 50
Second Class, ' " $97,50 52.10 452.50
Third Oleos, $80.25 $81.25 $82 50
Ice -w.11 t.. • • 'er and sorrier.
Full Information as to rates, mc., on appli u•
ion to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line Brussels.
STRATFORD. ONT..
Our chime., are auw larger than ever
before but we have enlarged our quart-
er and w h root
s e have n for n fete more
• stodents. You may enter at any time. Si
We hare a staff of 111118 experienced in-
atreeters and oar courses are the best.
Our .graduates succeed. This week :5
throe resent graduates informed us iv
that they have positions paving $05, $$70
and $125 per month, Wo have three de•
r pertinent% -Commercial. Shorthand
and
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tie cough! relieves the lunge, opens
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Business Cards
MISS BERTHA ARMSTRONG
Toaohor of Plano
Studio at Darter's Music Store, one door North
of the standard think, Brussels. 8•Gf
DR. 7', T. M'RAE
8aohulur of.Medionla, University of Taranto 1
Licentiate and Graduate of :the College of Phy •
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phone connection with Uranbruok at ell hours,
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disturbance,
Ltexall Dyspepsia 'Tablets nee very
plea0aut to tape Tbcy tend to soothe
the i.lrilablo, weak stomach to
DR. M. PERGUSON strengthen lunti invigorate the tligeu-
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lets tt re140o'table trial we will return
DR. HAMILTONyour n1(1
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DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. OMee opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
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An trains going Mot connect with 0 P. R. at
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G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
NEAT AND VENTILATION
To the Editor of Tun POST
DEAR SIR, -As heatingis the burn-
ing
1)n 1 -
gquestion of the day,�n
i1)cl ventil-
ation seems to be i11 the alt 1 under-
stand it has not yet reached the rural
schools. I accept your kind invitation
to write an article on the above sub-
ject, namely, the heating and ventil-
ation of schools and will conflee wy
remarks to those schools which are
supposedto1
1 be sated with a hot IP
3 ct air
Yuenuce.
Now, Mr. Editor, if those gentlerneu
who represent the Department of
Education bud settled this matter as
they should have long ago, there
would have been no excuse fur a
"ulere fawner" getting mixed up i11 a
question of this kind, and thus expos-
ing his ignorance. Surely warm feel
fur the "kiddies" are as important as
cheap readers, and fresh air las neces-
sary as fresh text books. That the
aforesaid gentlemen enitsider this
matter within their jurisdiction is
evident from the fact that they isstie
instructions for the guidance of
:School Boards on this ve1•y important
question. Here is au example of how
well they have solved the problem
""lrust.ees are advised rti 411101st
yentiiatWou by means of flues near or
sureoundiug the chimney, with at,
c eltingne rt n'"
t 11 tleflu 1. We submit
(melting511 uta
that air winch is heavy enough to foil
to the flout i11 the school Morn Will
scarcely rise through a flue. I am a-
ware there are still a number of
Schools hii which this in has not
yet presented itself they are still s
-
iug theold-fashioned
stove and nr
doubt feel themselves very murk bo'•
hind the times. I world :advise all
suet) not to unduly deplore rheic beck
ward condition all they have missed
to the present date is experience, and
there are some kinds of experience.
u s,lik° most things, that is better
second hand then new.
• Let us consider 1st what the condi-
tions are 25)11 what they should be and
3rf1 hots to'procure.those upon which
the health and colnfort of the child-
ren depend. At present the hot air is
introduced in nue volume, usually al
one side of the looms, from which
pnint it readily escapes to the
ceiling,
but lifstle benefit being derived from it
as 1)t ascends.f o t you course rte y 1) pant
propel air Ian al. 1)10511 wlthtltrt 5511)114
log an equal vnluule lo escape. In
attempting to do so you will mdse
ynut furnace red hot while very little
heat will be felt in the room absv a as
it lacks the medium of ell cnlation the
air. This is why we heal. of building
being burned by over -heated furnaces.
With 0 Koper system of ventilation
no furnace could -become over heated,
(48 I 511)01 etsdeaVllr to show pl'580110V.
It being necessary then to tallow the
air to escape frau the 1 nom at some
point and impossible that that point
should be the ceiling, as the heat
would all escape in that ease therefore
itis imperative that it be drawn off
through the floor and taken 50 the
fui'nueb to be re -heated and returned
to the ronin, --this process being ,con-
tinned throughout the day. Imagine
the ondidon of the air in that, room
with 80 of 40 children breathing into
it and no fresh air except what climes
theough ally 85(101l crevices Parents
are von satisfied to lhave y"ur boys
and girls breathing that kind of air
foe five or six hours each clay when as
few (dollars and a little common sense
would inalce matters right ? Is it,1lly
wonder, under 'those conditions that,
teaeler8 should open -the windows,.
thus exposing the pupils to another
clanger. Let tis see now what the eon.
(tithing are (0,regard (10 wttl'(lli ng the
room by.:this method. gl'o all who
aseet't that the top of the room is alfa
propel' 5)4)5108 to.wari11 1t from, .I 411101d
like to state this well thrown rant
nnnlely that 'whatever energy is et,
geirei4 to send the air to the ceiling it
will require tt like energy to bring It
down again tt, tll'e 81(5513' V01141 141011 it
tvent.355), in Mime 451,010 oneluilf i -he.
heat is wasted in allewing it to go to
the top of the' robin. This is easily
Proven., Take a given volume .or cold
an raise it tri it tselnpeeaftu'e just pOf-
flri n t elevate it hamhe o r
t floor t
M
the eeilin g 54')' owl Ilse' t. tln
) the).
comes who') it es again to thee
floor ^of
its "wn tirrord it will be (add it Baal
lost exactly the energy ..h1143151•Le11•1t) lt'
by heeling. Now t1118 814111e degree of
heat that is totally wasted by this
method, if award as, as,:ends would
make the room more comfortable by
warning the ah' at the floor to It
higher Leulpeeattu•e than it ever at-
tains under Lhis system. This is evi-
dent by the fact that at present it is
too heavy to ritir, it is cold. T1115 how-
ever is only part of the waste. The
beat is pressing through the ceiling
by radiation and airetlatinn and is
also cooled by coe tact. with the walls
so that if we save 10 to 25% for heating
the room we may consider ourselves
fortunate. It is this enormous loss of
heal. that makes it necessary to
cur off Lite fresh air from outsicl0 for
in the same proportion a you elimin-
ate
1 8 I n
un -
P P Y
ate this waste t 1 .(
s you may introduce
tair.'10warm aiucwiLrequite8hota4ir
15 brought in above one heads iL only
re(40(1 s to be w01141 if beneath 011)5
feet. But Lie wriest leant* of this
seta me is that it makes ventilation
impossihie. livery farmer knows
that• the foul air from his stable un-
less cooled too rapidly will ascend to
the building shove and not to the floor.
In like I11141111e1 a 8(111)1,1 room must be
ventilated at, the "i
cc it or u(a
1 1l. t 1511
g
L`he etildeens' being warmer
breatht bei r
t �
than the air of the room) ascends and
must not be permitted or compelled
to come clotvn again but continue up-
ward and nut at, the ventilator. The
Department of Edncatinu have very
justly placed a bane upon taking the
air from school r Ia
or
tt ba 'Snell °
a
l
supply the furnace. TheytY have closed
the eild tall' flues in the floor but were
-
"eorneed" when they followed the
current (IOwewarda from ceiling to
floor and to escape were compelled to
invent a5 theoretical outlet that is a
prau•tieai impo801bi1tty as 1 pointed
nut before. Let its examine 1111 a
mordent the obstacles met with in
trying to heat at rn"1) from rho top as
these explain why it takes so long in
the morning to make the roam at all
111 for occupation. We will suppose
Ow file has been on 2 or 3 hours mud
1 rte room is mere to less warm half
way down the air at the top of that
(,.,100th is int at, t(. hose it is almost
(odd we are trying to warm the coolest
of the wet In air and this condition re-
mains constant. There is another
fallacy lurking here also. It is neaten-
ed by the advocates or this system
that the hot air introduced at the ceil-
w ,.
, will Cot c •" g
ii f ceflu llnill 1 1
h t h the
I, b
apertures at the flour. Such however
i.a me. the case, The 451(.11 112 air is in-
clined te rise, it exerts no pussur1 the
pressure is determined by the height
"f the c„lu nn of cold air this of course
I'4geel1lest. at. the cenniteneenent of
the heating roce08 gradnnlly
i
dmini pp
diminishing g 145 that cohnuu lowers
until it reaches the vanishing point
neer the. floor. Prom this time
on the rh'culati°n of the furnace de-
pends entirely on the auloul1 of air
tjlat is being cooled in the Thom. If
the day is calm and Mild and no doors
or windows opened the phenolneno't
of a hot furnace will here be observed
with very little (teat coming into Lhe
room, i1) erc4er -01 further heat the
rout you must first. -col it, 'L'llo con-
ditions mentioned above produce that
"stuffy" feeling so often. not iced 111
school rooms. Now what do we re -
quit
e? A rousiaut supply of fresh
air from outside the building healed
tnatem, t u t
temper a fdegrees D
L 70 do es not 2 0
re 801) degrees 08 at present and hi -
ti oduced,oltd distributed at the floor
not at the ceiling with 0 free exit for
i he spent air at the top of the room
These condit10118 can 111Ve1' be obtain-
ed without a, ra.dlCal C151ar1nrs from
the present methods. Quacks may
slu:ceed in Onnvuleing innocent School
Boards that by making a few ad-
ditional holes in the flour they have
('01014 4 he ptollem layln4 the blame
of fallout! otrthose I.peretlug the furn-
ace, However even 'meal L)3$Lees
And now 'For 1912
We. want to 10151(3' this, nut' tenth year
the Agency'lntshte80
The Banner Year
Andif selling only
Goods of Superior Merit
Guaranteed as Represented
and at Prices .
Always in Buyer's Favor
counts fol' anything with you, deal'
reatll'5 wri'451(11:ha501.'.yt'ttr hearty (10-
1151017L115151 ill ulal(ileg'tt1,0 (5 profitable
year le Inlyel' and seller alike.
We WishMtn and all the very best
that is in this present.
year 14041 lhosa,
to' OtOne,also to thank y"1) trot'; 41081.
Hai acid beg ht eke in,l yon unit
we sill always do our vert best to
woke your' contitllntnee. witWorth Your While,
NSML
AGENT, 1111USS1a1L;S.
MORE
K11AM
cogs
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.
Glanford Station, Ont. -"I have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound for years
and never found
any medicine to
compare with it. I
had ulcers and fall-
ing of the uterus,
and doctors did me
no good. I suffered
dreadfully until I
began taking your
medicine. It has
also -helped other
women to whom I have recommended .
1." -Mrs. HENRY CLARIS, Glanford
Station, Ontario.
Another Cure
Harvey Bank, N. B. -I can highly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to any suffering
woman. I have taken it for female
weakness and painful menstruation
and it cured me. - MRs. DEVERE
BARBOUR.
Because your ease is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without giving
Lydia D Pinkham's Vegetable b
le Com-
pound a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in-
flammation, ulceration, displacements,
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing -down
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and
nervous prostration. It costs but a
trifle to try it, and the result is worth
millions to many suffering women.
I1 you Want special advice
write
ler it to Mrs. Mikhail'.
Lynn. Mass. . It is free and
always helpful.
will become wiser, we hope and cease
to spend public money 01) such useless
devices. As heated air will persistin
going upward and refusing to be
coaxed down again
obstinately
ileler-
into obey s law of future rather
than the commands
of the furnace
men evert when supported by high
authority, all tee eau do is 10 submit
and seek some °thee way to male the
school cumforlleble. Not wit ltsland-
iug this disagreeable tail i11 the ele-
ment referred to above, there is nue
thing it has never yet r311100d to
do it has never refused to wa.551 to
the beet of its ability even a little
child if allowed t doso 1
omidsecure
i to t. m e
that desirable consummation the
most obvious ('anise to take would be
to place the child right in the cul rent
of warm ail' as it flows upward and
time secure not only a constant sup-
ply of warmth but an abundance of
fresh air at the sane time a condition
I understand that is rarely found in
arty rural schools in this Province.
That this is tint only prarctioable bra
comparatively a ,- 'hut '
as (Nuc, a tllsh-
Y
1
meat we are firmly cunvfnced. Is1511
briefly outline a seheule to obtain.
these resnits. While 1 have 110 doubt
that a distribution of the heat ronin
be secured by metates of as number of
registers instead of one, greatly Un-
moving present eoudilious a still ef-
fect nal way would be to provide. 0
5915)1112541' chamber between the base-
ment and school roots. The advant-
ages of this phut are numerous. It
would ant off the cold eft from school
r°om float. The pipes dislribotLing
the. Wal 111 Dir through 11110 splice
would need no protection. Theanmke
pipe 01)111(1 11100 frill though this
chamber, eliminating waste of teat
and preserving the pipe. Last and
most important every pupil in the
room would be equally warmed with
pure air the fl°or being of perforated
metal a register as large as the room.
The ceiling of basement should be
wooden. All we require now to oper-
ate -this system is a fresh alt. pipe )e from
outside, fire an the furnace and a
suitable ventilator at ceiling of sch"ol
r)oul nature will do the rest. By this
method no natiital haw is violated the
mum air r1(1011$11411 I. 1 1'
8esl if Y
V00551 becomes a trifletoo warm the
air vises and escapes more rapidly, the
cold air coning in just us quickly to
take its place is heated to a less de-
gree th us ant omati cal ly regu l a l.i mg the
temperature of the room, To allow
heat to escape to the ceiling and cnln
pal it to come down is a violation of
natural law. To compel chiidre1) to
attend scbool and deprive thein of
fresh air is a violation of human
rights, it aohoe, YOni's:l'1'uly.
J. Al. 1t.NIGHT.
When buying a cough medicine for
ciiltlt'en beat' i5) mind that Utatabt•r-
Iaain's Cough Remedy i$ most effectual
for colds, croup and whooping cough
and that it contains •n,t llarsnlul (l rug.
hot' side by all dealers.
GloriousNailr
For Every Woman Who Wants
it
Any w010811 who neglects -her hair
cameo!, expert to have las lovely hair
as one who doesn't.
Wast the hair once a week, 1100
PARISIAN SA,G111 daily -keep your
hair brush ahead' and 111 14 few flays
y°1) will give to your heir ca 1150111 it'll'
Iusire 1hal yon will be peomi ol'.
P1N10.500isa5lunel1•a4id,111e
haia mile ; sn reliable (haat ,lass Fox
W18,1411,1 ties it to arn(livetr deolltl(10,
stop lalling halt• and itching 51.1514), or
money back. •
IL should be used as a dressing by
every member of the family because it
keeps 111e1 Scalp clean, prevents halt,
51,101li
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bot t tt1e511arnlit, Vol, 15111 hoop
:(I VIA(' f.n•orvlinlry inepar„1)11111a40•1
one? (,15 i)g delightful 1'.1 LSINIAN
SAG L a trial,
JDNIDN LFAGDE MANCNJND SONG.
10.u(i0klyLn5 hgnveenst refriekaortidsaeee byhow
qealers,
We are Junior Leaguers,
Leagued with Christ our Lord,
Fulluwiiig Dur Captain,
Guided by His word,
Waving high our haulier,ter
Firm we stand tn.115y,
(lain the world for Jesus
Watch and work and play.
CHORUf3
(inward Junior Leaguers I -
Pirolly stand today.
Uliti a the world for Jesus,
Watch and work and pray.
have you heard lite story l'
Once in (Jallillee
Uhrigt said, "Let the little
Obildren wine to ole."
At His funt81001 lulee1111g,
Lu 1 WO 111)411,3 today,
Give flim willing 001.17100
Waleh aid work and pray.
Guided by my Saviour,
There is work for me,
Little ones are needed
111 Love's ministry,
Ile will shield and 'keep to.,
Guide Els to the end,
For the world's Redeemer
Is the children's friend.
With glad hearts united,
Jilat utelly we pray,
",Jesus keep the children
lo the 110.11(1451 tv15y ;
Onward, forward, upward,
When life's battle's o'er,
Anchor them in safety
On the other shore."
Moncrieff
The Agricultural Inst.' notion train,
consisting 4baggage r or
cars 14(141 8
coaches equipped
with fruit ruin
,, g
dairying utensils, poultry and bee
keepi 5(4 appliances, leetilizel5. (:ement
etc., will call at. McNaught station on
Tuesday, March 5111 from 4 to 6.80 p.
m., when lectures and demonstrations
will be given. A genei,l invitation is
extended to farmers and others in-
terested to visit the ear's. Prof,
Putnam, Superintendent of Farmers'
I1) tilnles is in
s charg e.
lASTITDTE.-EaaG 1101'00 Pittlllera'
11181.1tute Will hold at supplementary
meeting here on Friday of this week
at 1.30 and 7.30p. nt. Jas. McDermott,
of Eluivale, will speak on Selection of
seed ; .1no. Pearson, of this township,
011 Care and feeding of beef cattle ;
and Alm. Woelttrd, of Toronto, will
give an address. At the
evening
gathering 51r. McDermott's topic will
be How to increase our profits on the
fat 10, a subject everybody will want
to hear. Dire. Woelard's theme is
The Home, its work and influence.
There will no doubt be a goodly at-
tendance as interesting and well de-
livered addresses may be expected.
Go to the steeling.
'Skidoo" For Your Headache.
Ascertain its cause and the cure isn't
hard to find. Look to the stomach
and bowels. •Aren't yeti constipated,
isn't your liver sluggish, ion'tthestono.
Itch failing in its mission? What you
'teed is the cleansing tonic influence of
De. Hamilton's Pills. Thais' effect is
lasting because they aid all the ailing
negams flush.out, all unhealthy matter,
and tone up the stomach. With Dr.
Hamilton's Pills your. stomach gets a
Ounce to recuperate. and does so
quickly. For real buoyant health
q use
Dr. Hamilton's Pills regularly, g . 2
ac.
per box at all dealers.
Wan ham
S
After takinginto consideration 1
the
price of hydro -electric power quoted
to towu8 one hundred miles nearer to
Niagara Galls than here the Western
Noundiy Company have decided to
install a central power plant and
generate their own electricity to oper-
ate both their immense plants which
will occupy ten acres of land. They
have au'ived at this conclusion after
carefully going into the matter and
employing the best engineers avail-
able. The brick work for the new
bhildiLgs is nearing completion and
they expect to have the new plant in
operation by the 1st of June when
theywill Lin an extra 150 men.
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The l0 Hall was m nwded to the
doors when the contest o
c t t f t the silver
Medal offered by the W 0. T. U for
elocution was held. Mayor Spotton
tVae 111 the chair and the judges
ed were Rev.
aeluhl a Air. West, of Blue -
vale, Rev. Mr. Walker, e of W h; te-
ehluch, andMrs. E. P. Moore, of
Ti.eswmter. Prize was awarded to
Miss Lillian Ross who scored 150
points and was 4515tnlly complimented
not only for the excellence of her ad -
ch ess but for iter general proficiency
in delivering it. There were seven
cnuteetauts as follows : Misses Lil-
lian Ross, E. Bower, M. Curry, G.
Nicholson, 10 Gillespie, M. William-
son and 1'l. Buchanan. All the young
women look temperance subjects
mid ' the poillts wel'e a-
warded for voice, manna y, articula-
tion and general proficiency. The
et n4estanls had Mann directed by Miss
L. Copeland and their work reflected
geealt credit upon bee. During the
evening the male quartette of
g t q rte the
51rth"dist Unveil rendered a number
of selectio118 that were thoroughly
enjoyed and seven young wen froth
the High School gave ilsLrl
mental
nhnlbeesutasta'he local
\1 0. T. U in in a5 most flourishing
(tolldition. II1 W118 alerted itltclut, ,a
yei1d• itgo,and hasan active member-
ship now of sixty. Mayor Spnttot
enngratnlated Nilss Ross heartily..
With hila nil the Plal'fos'u) were Rev.
1V. t„ 1)ltledge, Rev. G, V. Collins,
-ltev,-(3, 13. Croly, and Abner Cnse.ns,
supeeintend1),1 of the Baptist Sim- 1
day School. NIiss 0tl3pman, of Lon-
don, with Miss 13. Reynolds, as ac
rompnnist. rendered a solo most ac-
ceptably. In addition to the medal
preaenledIn 'Miss Rrns, each of the
other c")ltestlaltt8 was pt'e8emled with
a srnt51ellir by Mrs. Ross, President of
the W. 0. 1', U.
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Tailor to Men
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for the Deering Agricultural Implements and am
prepared to supply all comers with every kind of
Machinery required.
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Also handle the' well known McLaughlin and
Gray & Sons Carriage Goods. One grade only and
that the best.
Washing Machines, Sewing Machines
and Cream Separators ors alwaY s in stock
In Musical Goods Kitchen Cabinets
we handle Pianos, Organs, and the
celebrated Edison Phonographs.
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If you want a Chatham Kitchen
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the victims of early indiscretions and later ex.
(asses, who aro failures 10 11fe- v,wi arc the
can an restore t0 1111511)l0.,1' and revive
the spark c f cn •1Hy and vitality. h, n't give
up in deo+ )r because you lino' 'r,•atel( with
other do tura, mod electric (14155 and tried
various drug store nostrums.
Our Now Method Treatment I.s , snatched
hundreds from the brink of dr:- :11r, has re-
stored happiness to hundreds at homes and
hasmmlo successful men of 110. , who ware
"down and nut," we preterit. rpecific rem.
miles for each Individual case sac mire to the
symptoms and complications -we have no.
patent medicines This 1s cue of rho secrets of
our tvolt(lerful auet:e8a as our 1roistment can-
not fail for we proscribe mine/hog adapted to
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n inn ,dual ansa. Onl c sue ac-
Eninad, wb have dear bu¢incm throughout
Ctutada for over 20 Yours.
CURABLE CASES GUARANTEED
•OR NO PAY
PusflfEfiArayoua'victim? h;,vo you lost
41 hops? Ar03 you intending to ntnrryl
1111ns your Mood been c is,as0d? ' 1 r you ahs
vtrulmrss? Oar' New Method T tenant will
chr' 1 011, '5511115!. has tlenne for vol^rs it 5 ))!
do (1,i1' sot, treated
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imobtAl ®T Cfras to our Canadian Correspondence Depart.
osessamastaniassm .moot to Windsor, Out. Ii you desire to
see us personally call at our medical Inatitute in Detroit as we see and treat
no patients in our 'Madam offices which aro for Correspondence and
Laboratory for Canadian al bn91 4
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DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windier, Oat.
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