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1. V • Ilealer of Merril/go Lb:lemma. 01.•
hoe at Grocery, Turnberry atreet, brueaels,
K, 0, T. M.
Brussels 'Taut of the Maceabeee, eio. 24
hold their regular meetings lo the Lodge
Room, Beaker Stook, ou the 1st and 8rd
Tuesday eveuinge of each month.
Visitors alwaya weleorne.
A, SOM IS 103, Own. A. fdp0U13111, 11,10
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mee in the Post °Mee, Ethel. 80.4
JOHN SUTHERLAN D
ftletialaioa,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
1.0 B. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION •
.1' • nen, w111 sell for better prices, to
better moo, in leas time and leas plumes
than any ether Auotioueer in East 1411800 00
he won't charge anythine, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at tine office or by
p uremia) application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
kAi M SINCLAIR—
V Y . • 13iirrl8tor, Solieltor, Oonveyaneer,
Notary Publio, &a. Whoe—Stewert's Stook
1 door Nor th of Cautral Hotel.
Spill:IUDs for the Metropolitan Bank.
pliOUDFOOT, HAYS cit KILLORAN
13 AltitlielERS BOLICITORB, NOTARIES
I.IBLIt), ETU.
W. PnoilDroOT, K. O. R 0. BATS
J. L. KILLOBAN
Onlooii—'lliose formerly °coupled by Masers
Cameron es Bolt,
Common, 0 Waldo,
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
St. Lawrence Season
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL.
T. T. S. S. "Victorian" nnd "Virginian"
T. S. S. "Tunisian" and "Corsican"
Settings every Friday
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
T. S. S. "Grampian" and .11esperien"
T. S. S. "Scandinevian" and "Prater -Ian"
Settings every Saturday
TO HAVRE& LONDON
Service of moderate priced one class cabin
(II) steamers.
Sentries every Sunday
Full Informetion as to retell, 00, 00
Mon to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Bruesels..
r,„0`a.Y.,4914,v*Ww...0...tsiagoi.awotaYetzgow ,
fall Term from Sept. 3rd
Arrange now to enter:the
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
The school that hen a greet rape t ation
for giving superior business and short- et.;
hand training. Graduates get and hold
good positions bantam() they are thor-
oughly prepared. Write f Ir catalogue. o
Open all year. Enter any time.
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01111111101 BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT,,
Our teachers are all experienced in- I
structors. Our courees are better than
ever and the equipment is more own- g
plate. Wo do more for our graduates el
than do other similar schoole.
Fourteen applicatione for trained
help were received Miring the mad
011 week, some of these offering over 5700
per annum, We have three depart.
numbs — Coinmereini, Shorthand and
Telegvaphy. Write for oar free mita,
login end nee what we are doing.
D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
S„ow
Ru -BER -Ci
TIM= mann NIS0oarefitl0.
• rixorL'4,4 ROOFING
00-
N is strongly fire -resisting
-- rated first-Olass by
Fire Insurance Com-
panies. it will not Ignite
from sparks or burning
brands, and has saved
many a building. Made
In 3 Permanent Colors
—Red, Brown, Green
—and in natural Slate.
Sole Canadian Mfrs. 'is
TEESTANDARDIMINTCO,
szeigiifiretrere Cameli.T.hnited.rAontreal.
P. Airnent, Brussel$,
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W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders I promptly and cave -
day. Phone 228.
fully attended to night or
ETHEL, ONT,
Business Cards
DR. T. T. M'RAE
Baohelor of Medioine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy.
skeane and Surgeons, Ont. ; Put -graduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Roepitel,
Ohioago, Ill. Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mich -
eel's HOspital, Toronto.
00100 01101. le. R. Smith's Drug Store. Tele.
phone connection with Oranbrook 01 11 hours.
Buy it now. Now is the thee to buy
a, bottle of Chamberlain's 011ie,
Cholera and Diarehnett Rietriedy, It,
is 11111181 eertain LO 1)0 needed befots
U10 0 Sommer is over, ' This remedy
' bite no troperioe. • For sold by all deal.
eta,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate °cargos
Loudon (Eng.), New York end Chicago Hoe-
pitals. Special attention todisease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses,
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Clollege. Day and night calls. Officio opposite
Flour 81111, Ethel,
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal.
inology, MoOormick Medical Oollege, Chicago,
111., is prepared to test eyes 0101 110 glasses at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Bruasels,
Wedelns:lay, Thursday, Prldoy and Saturday
every second week. Office hoar e 10 to 12 a, Ia.
and 1 to 6 p, 111, In Toronto, at 710 Spadina
ave.. remainder of time. Phone 1219
Gaaava gfl ram latstrar
—.—
BRUSSELS
GOING BOUTkl G0180 libtere
Mail 7:07 a ra Express 10:55 a m
Express 11:250 in Mail 1:50 p 10
Express 2:55 p10 Express 8:52 p in
Cx1s.Js7 aCIPIC
—.—
WALTON
To Toronto To Godorioh
Express 7:42 010 1 Express 11;88 a m
Express 2:67 pin8xpreoo 8:51 p m
WROXSTER
Going East - 7:05 a, m. and 8:55 p111.
Going West - 12:48 and 9;47 p. in.
All trains going Beat conned with 0.10. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
ttct
Itetus
Goderich
The choir of North street Methodist
church had an outing at Bayfield.
Thee. Anderson, who 11119 removed
with his family to Goderich from
Fibre, Mich., brought With hint 00 pair
of pure white mules. They are con-
siderable of a curiosity in Goderich.
The work of tearing out the old
commercial wharf has furnished a
year's supply of firewood for many
families. The old timbers below the
water are as sound as when they were
put in.
Goderich Boy Scouts are camping
on the beach at the back of James
Quaid's farm. The camp is much
smaller this year than last, the Lon-
don Cadet camp having Anore attrac-
tions for the boys than the quiet camp
life at Poet Albert.
David Tucker, alias Bennett, was
before judge Doyle for sentence nit
charges of stop -breaking at Goderioh,
Clinton and Hensall and attenipted
jail-lweaking at Goderich: His Honor
sentenced. him to the Central Prison
for six months.
McKillop
Appetteances for an abundance of
apples are good in this section of
country.
'Tice hay has been saved in very fair
condition and was about fair aver-
age loop this section,
(hating of Fall wheat and barley
was general in McKillop last week.
There are complaints of rest.
Mrs. Bailey, of Blanshard has been
visiting her brother, J. 3, • Irvine and
()thee relatives in this section,
• Rev. enel Mts. McLean, of Whitby,
have been visiting the latter's parents
John and Mite Duntlits, • Mrs. Me.
Lean was formerly Miss Alive
Dentin%
Mrs. McPherson, of Melina,' Sask.,
who is on a Vieth 'With her mother,
also visited her brother, J. 3. Irvine
mid other relatives here for couple
of days recently
Mrs. Staples, of Northern Manitoba,
accompanied by her two children is on
a visit with hoe poreuts, Mr. and Nils.
Johnston, of 'Walton. She is a sister
of Mrs. George Dundee, of Leadbury,
With whom she has also been visiting.
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can,
as a rule. be cured by a single dose of
Chemberlairi's Colic, .Choleva and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy. has
no superior few bowel complaint...S.
For sale by all dealers.
Atwood
Rev. W. Connor. of Ailsa Craig,
has been appointed the new Incum-
bent of the Anglican church.
Miss Hannah •Little was sueoessf0l
in .passing the Departmental Ex-
amination for entrance into the Noe -
peal schools and Faculties of Echo
68'Tten'tiein know!) as Kelly & Bow-
man, who have conducted , a general
store in Atwood tiering. the past, year,
have censed besiness in the Village
mid have moved the stock to Port
McNichol, where they will resume
busineea.
- Elma Cheese & Bettor Mfg. Coin -
patty, Limited, shipped 405 boxes
cheese being their make of cheese foe
the first-half of July, on Tuesday
morning of last week, to Lovell &
Chrislarne, Mos Is Ailment
realized $4114,55. ,
DrED.—In Atwood on, Inursorty,
July 25th, Annie MeTiayee, believed
wife of ;fairies Donaldson sr,, passed
away in her filet year. 'The lament'
took place on Settledny aftertione
froth het late tesidelice, inteetneot,
being Made baselines Centre Cemetery,
l'Ite following from Atwood and
vicinity Were sueeeasful in passing
for entrance to the Normal:3(.11001s 1---
A, 0. Loolilieed, A. 13. AleSlane and
M. G. Robb.
• Avth ue" Si In n ham pitecluteed
Hovey fSlittimon's 100 wive farm on the
f3th con. Week, Mr, Shannon •left
with two cars of eettler's • effects for
Sandervilit', Alta, where he 11110 a
homesteed.
FREE ADVICE
1 w mEN i„.,,,,o0::,t,e,,....p.asieokr,,,i,ern;dr:IAVe pffIrormvi71'eseer,r011); taerrratahgeeg3frotrY thhee7; dveliplakr'ttZt:e jiroGrno9;on.,
TO SIC
A well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two clayti
from bowel complaint, was Mired by
one dose of Uharribeelain's Colic,
Cholera and Dierrhoem Remedy, •For
sale by all dealers.
Seaforth
A. D. Sutherland tool Cons, Billy
and Jim were on a, trip to VI 1111800.
Thos. and Mrs. Rands and daughter
are speeding a few weeks at Baytield.
Miss Ethel Williams passed bee ex -
=Mellon tts stenographer with hon-
ors.
Miss 14111dred Pendergast left foe
Chicago where she intends to spend
the W in ter.
Mrs. V. Fear and Miss Helen
have been on a two week!? mot (iv trip
to St. Thomas and Windsor.
Miss Kate Cowan, of Red Deer,
Alta. lies arrived in town and is the
gueseot her brothel. James' Cowan.
Mrs. Rev. Larkin ints returned home
from Vancouver, where she attended
the Foreign Mission Convention held
in that city in June.
• The many friends: of F. R. Ham-
mett will regret to heat. of the acci-
dent which befell him in Forest, on
the 24111 of July where he fell from a
window of the canning sactory which
is in course of erection in that totvn.
Mr. Hammett fell a distance of 25
feet severely straining his back, which
necessitated his rememing in bed for
the past week. His hinnies might
have been much more serious had he
not. alighted on a sand pile.
WHEN LONG BREATHS HURT
You know that troubles exist which
need quick attention. Proper action
consists in a vigoroua rubbing of the
chest and side with Nerviline which
sinks into the tissues where the pain
lo seated, and gives relief in a few
minutes. No liniment so clean. so
strong, so powetfnl. Results guaran-
teed with every 250 bottle of Nerviline.
Get it to -day.
Listowel
Robert Ferguson, of Buffalo, was
the guest of T. L. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Miss Geetie Zilliax, who has been
visiting. with friends in town, has re-
turned to her home in Toronto.
Rev. and Mrs. Lang -Ford and Miss
Nora, Lang -Ford left on Wednesday
of last week for Leith on the Georgian
Bay, where they will spend their
vacation.
W. E. Binning has disposed of his
two story white brick house and lot
situated on the North West corner of
Division ancl Penelope streets to Mr.
Dierlamm, of London, who is going to
make his residence in Listowel. Mr.
Binning intends living in the red
brick residence now occupied by Mr.
Buigess.
The resignation of Miss C. Smith
was read and accepted, at the School
Board's last meeting. Miss F. Both-
well was appointed to Miss Smith's
room at a saltuty of $400. The corn.
mittee on salaries reported as follows :
--The mincipal's salary to be 'Weed
frorn $905 to $1000, Miss J. Austin,
from $450 to $405 ; Miss N. Campbell
from $425 to $450; Miss I. Campbell
from $400 to $425 ; Miss Forbes from
$400 to $415 ; Miss Hawkins from
$450 to $405 ; new teacher $400.
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I tried
seemed to do any good," writes H. M.
Youngpeters, Editor nf The Sun,
Lake --View, Ohio. "The first few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me surprising re-
lief and the second- bottle seethed to
give 010 11 new stomach and perfectly
good health." For sale bysall dealers.
Fordwich
Rev. A. B. Dobson was home from
the lake shore attending the ftmend
of the late Mrs. Hyndman.
Mrs, Fred. Adams lef 1 for an ex-
tended visit, with her mother and
e Mee in Elk Heart, Indiana.
Mrs. Morley Ayle.sworth, who has
spent the -last three months visiting
her parents and other relatives here,
has leturned to Toronto.
In the recent Menial School Exam-
inations we milked the names of Miss
Eunice Sollielail ttlid H. John -
810)1 aiming 1 he successful candidates.
B. S. and Mrs. Cook were in Tor-
onto for seemed days on account of
the serious illness of their danghter,
Miss Norma. We are pleased to team
she is improving and expects soon to
be fully restored to heal th.
James Walthew, with his assist-
ants, Mr. Valley and Mr. 13tebner,
church decorators, me at present en-
gaged decorating Trinity church
here, and when completed will be a
beautiful in Writs'', and t orient and
chancel.Service will be held in
Brown's Hall tiering the comseof re-
modelling.
Wmgham
A large amount, or tile drains are to
be laid by the fateners of this district
this Pall.
Mrs. Win. Coulter wos bentight 111
from the 001111117 to the General Hos.
pital to undeego an operation,
• .A numberof berrypiekers took ad-
vantage of Civic Holidey and came
home with a nico lot, of Wild beetles,
OBIT.' -There paseed ;May Thttraday
aft ern ono at, h80 U00 (0' residence
$)ll7ur teeets after an ill ileett SOVer-
111 Miss NliZabeill W118011, De-
oettsed was a school teacher in Wing -
1111111 for so'VVI'11,1 years, olive which she
resigned and aceepted a. position in the
884110 profeseion, 100 Ihnlitigton. After
the schools closed for the holidays she
went to Toronto to visit feimuls and
while there she was taken sick.
Thinking that het health would
prove elle deekliel name (15 Wilg-
15111(1. Deeensed was beat Kildnse
and WaS ('dtlented 110113. 8)15 Waft 8
Presbyterian and 10 great • workee in
the timidity Seined, and al! excelletit
singet, She leaves; besides Ifer,par-
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
That this year's crop will he the
largest ever grown in western Canada
most part Ontario farmers and sons
of fanners who anticipate taking up
homesteads. J. Bruce Walker,
gratioe Commissiouer, is looking. af-
p erts, by heads of elevator route. Another big parte of settlers
companies end the provipcial depart- from the State of New York is nOW
meut of agriculture. Not only will on the way to Winnipeg in charge of
Thousands Have Been Helped the total yield be the largest, but .1, J. Golden, and it is only a few
By Common Sense
Suggestions.
Women suffering from any form of fe-
male ills are invited to communicate
promptly with the woman's private corre-
spondence department of the Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read and
answered by a woman and held in strict
confidence. A woman can freely talk of
her private illness to a woman; thus has
been established a confidential corre-
spondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published ft
testimonial or used a letter without the
written consent of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these confiden-
tial letters to get out of their possession,
as the hundreds of thousands of them in
their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Noth-
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou-
sands. Surely any
woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to
take advantage of
this generous offer
of assistance. Ad-
dress Lydia E. Pink -
ham Medicine Co.,
(confidential) Lynn,
Mass.
jodging by present conditions, the ownetekaspoarhoerthelatrgMGolden
large
pattyof bfarourignelg
from that same state, a Ire nuneber
of whom settled in the district around
Ruseell, Man, 'Phu° are about six
hundred Intending settlers in Ibe party
now expected.
A conference of railway passenger
obtaining adequate farm labor to meet ig14;1°::(ni.e6c1PelairrireN(VII"?Itinoind mpsslICIa8P'rliYdIly101baalerii(!'
agents will be held in Whmipeg im-
mediately to consider the question of
the coming deneand. The following Fittings, sueli as Piping, Wat- •
Bruce Walker immigration commissio(01 Bowls foe stock, &e.
will be present on this occasion J.
1l -
or ; Prof, Bedford, department of Bepairs to Pumps promptly
agriculture of Manitoba ; A. F. Mantel, attended to.
deputy minister of agriculture of
commissioner fn. Alberta ; C. B. Foster
Saskateb;
ewan R. J. Daley, publicity Give me 11 call.
yield per acre will outstrip all previ-
ous years. One of the bet known
Agriculturalists of western Canada
states that harvest of various crops
will take One during the following
periods :---Barley communes August
r, completed Aug, ao ; fell wheat, Aug.
to, to 25 ; Spring wheat, Aug. 18 to
Sept 12 ; oats, Aug. 25 to Sept. 15 ;
flax, Aug. 25 to Sept so. This will
put all grains iu stook by the middle
of September, fully three weeks ahead
of the ordinary eeason, In every part
of the West crops are showing extra-
ordinary development.
Complete piens In full detail of the
new Provincial Parliament Buildings
at Winnipeg have now been received
by the public works department from
each of the five architects is hose pre-
liminary plans were selected out of
the hundreds submitted to the de-
partment several months ago. The
final decision as to the best set of
plans will be made by Leonard Stokes
the English architectural expert, who
is expected to arrive from England in
neartheThew
future,innip
Winnipeg Industrial Bureau
have completed their plans for the
extensions to be made to their present
Exposition building for a more ela-
borate display of the natural resour-
ces and manufactured products of
the country. In addition to this ex•
tension to the main buildiug, the
Bureau will erect, equip and main-
tain a solid fireproof art and museum
section, ot 16o by 6o feet. Another
addition included in the proposed
plans is the remodeling of the present
Terminal building, adjoining the prop-
• erty, which will be converted into a
magnificent convention auditorium
hall capable of seating 4,000 people.
The proposed extensions and their
maintenance for a term of five years
will cost $15o,000, which will be raised
by special grants from the city, the
railways, business organizations and
a general subscription of business
firms, The mannner in which the an-
nouncement has been received by the
public has already assured the hearty
co-operation of the citizens in carry-
ing out the Bureau's plans.
M. A. Ryan, president of the Ryan
Boiler Works of Duluth, the well-
known and long established manufac-
turers of upright stationary boilers,
has closed negotiations for several
acres of land for the establishment of
a factory on a large scale in Winni-
peg. The Ryan Boiler works have
been supplying the Northwest with
their manufactures for a good number
of years and are coming to Canada
fully equipped to cope with the ever-
increasing demand for their goods.
For some years they have carried on
an extensive and successful shipping
business to the Canadian West, but
• will be able to conduct operations on
a mooch larger scale from their
Canadian factory.
The biggest permit issued this year
has been taken out this week by the
National Construction Co. for the
New Law Courts at Winnipeg. The
permit was for $1,000,000. Work on
Otto foundations has already been com-
menced. The total permits issued for
the year 19r2 now amount in value to
$14,319,950. This week's permits
also include an apartment block on
Maryland street to cost $3o,000, and a
store and office building to be erected
by the Notre Dame Investment com-
pany, on Cumberland street. This new
block will cost $5o,00o. The Marshall
Wells company have also taken out a
permit this week for a warehouse on
Market street to cost $63,000. The
bank section was ready for occupa-
tion last month. Practically the en-
tire structure was erected by local
firms. Tile spacious banking room is
fitted almost entirely with marble, the
floor being of marble tile, a marble
wainscotting seven feet- high sur-
rounds the room and the counters are
also made of the same material.
This week's bank clearings at Win-
nipeg show a gain of over $5,000,000
over the sante period last year, the
figures being :—Week ending July 25,
$25,880,477 2' corresponding week last
year $2o,348,211 ; same week in 1910,
$17,774.471. The volume of wholesale
and retail business transacted during
the week of the Fair :was unusually
large. The wholesale merchants
booked considerably more business
than Is usual from the visiting coun-
try dealers. Travellers on the road
are sending in good reports and the
warehouses are busy shipping. Local
factories are working overtime to
keep pace with the steady demand
made on their output. It is reported
Chet an enormous amount of general
merchandise is coming West over the
lake and rail routes, all !merchants
aud manufacturers being anxious to
secure a plentiful supply before the
fall grain rush begins. The railways
are milking more extensive prepare.
tious than ever before to insure the
carrying of this year's crop.
Arrangements are being completed
for thousands of acres of land to be
thrown open for hoinesteading in
Manitoba when matters relating there-
to are adjusted between the Do
minion and Provincial Governments.
Enquiries regarding these lands Are
numerous and it is expected that
there will be a rush of entries. One
tract of land tint will be available for
homesteading is about thirty miles
from Winnipeg, and this district.
which has a radius of 150 to 175 miles
00 11115 city, hes thousands of acres for
settlement. At the ptesent time the
counters of the local Dominion lands'
office are crowded daily with unit.
wine for information concerning the
homesteads iu every part of the prove
Ince, Many of these are old settlers.
from variotts parts of the provitne,
looking for locations for their 90515
and .itt some eases for themselves, As
those who obtained patents prior to
1889 are entitled to new homesteads
111 addition to those they at present
occupy. A Special excursion of
homeseekere • Arrieed in Winnipeg
from Toronto leSt week. • There are
846 in the patty every oue of whom
is destined for Menitoba where they
—m•w LI voino---- expect to settle, They are for the
Every woman ought to have
Lydia E. Pinkham's 80 -page
Text Book. It is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
it today.
ents, two brothers and foul. sisters :—
Miss Jean Wilson, of Toronto, nurse ;
Mrs. Scott, of Michigan ; Frankie and
Hannah, at home ; James, of White-
church, and Thomas, 06 Toeon to. The
funeral took place to Whigham ceme-
tery on Saturday afternoon.
What nearly proved a serious ac-
cident occurred last Thursday when
James Malcolm, of Listowel, who re-
cently bought a new automobile, was
-going to Kincardine. When turning
the corner at the salt block, at the
lower end of the town'oue of the rear
axles broke, Mr. Malcohn, fortunate-
ly, was not going al a very fast rate
at the time.
• THE DEAF MADE 7'0 HEAR
• Deafness because usually due to
catarrh, is quite curable. In a thous-
and cases this is prove11 absolutely
true. Success invariably attends the
use of Catarrhozone which has cured
catarrhal deafness of twenty-five
yea's standing. Penetrating through
the passages of the ear, the soothing
vapor of Catarrhozone relieves the
infleunmation, destroys the seeds of
Catarrh ancl thereby allows nature to
re -assist herself. TIT. Catarrhozone
yourself, 25c and $1.00 sizes sold by all -
dealers.
TAKE A
WITH YOU!
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EVERYTHING
FOR KODAKERY '
AT OUR STORE
J. R. WENDT
• 3EWELLER and ENGRAVER,
Wroxeter
lel RYER SLIT YOUR Boors
l'hat doesn't (Mee the corn, Juut
apply • the obi standby, Pa/ ttril'O
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K.ills the pein, eneea the corn, • doee ib
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MENINYOU NEED NERVE
EARLY INDISCRETIONS AN
EXCESSES NAVE UNDER-
MINED YOUR SYSTEM
The nerves control all actions of the body 10 that anyt
thing that debilitates them w111 weaken alt organs pf
the system. Early Indiscretion. and Excesses have1
ruined thousands of promising young men. Unnatural
Drainasap their vigorand vitality and they never develop
to a proper conditionof manhood. They remain Weak
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lines, mentally, physically and sexually. How yoefeel ,
Are you nervous and weak, despondent and gloomy
specks before the eyed with dark circler: under them,
Irma:back, kidneys irritable, palpitation 'of the heart, t ,
bashful, debilitating dreams, sediment in urine, pimples!'
on the face, eyee sttriken,,hollOw cheeks, careworn eg,
presslon, poor memory, tifelesisolistruetens lack energy •
and strength, tired mornings, restless nights, change,
able moods, prematuredeoay,bonopains, hair loam, etc,'
This h the conditioneur New Method Treatment is
GUARANTEED TO CURE
We have treatedFRDElsEa aloe; ocC HatAeRna gf o r almosta life
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time aud not have to experiment. Doresult al;
and wo will toll you *heeler you aro curable or not
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We guarantee curable 00800 00
NERVOUS DEBILITY. VARICOSE VEINS, BLO011
AND SKIN DISEASES, GLEET, BLADDER
URINAItY AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
Pratt Booklet on Dhenses of MON If Wilagli 00 Cal
write for .
Vionderful Nervous SyStgla QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT:
13ns.KENNEDY&KENNE1)11,
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. • I
NOTICE Alt letters from Canada lutist be addressed
to our Canadian Correspondence Depart.
isisissumniesesss tient hi ,Whidsor, Ont. If you desire to
see its personally eat at our Medical Institute in Detroit 105 WO see and tr*
no patients hi our 'Windsor offices which are for Correspondence r
Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as fellor
DRS. KENNEDY KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
Write ter our nrivato Aiddress,