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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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MEDICAL
Waage*��/�j, W. F. GALLOIN.aselemes, Neva�MA. B.
tit Osseo eines Seders ees.. gsae* *thadori21
LEGAL
DRuUbt•OuT. HAYS & KILLUH-
AN. b rreuerw. •dkdton, astarise pebes.
�raatorr 1a the Maritime Court. do. Private
ttaada to lead at lowest at interest
iCn.4 adds `tglun. • W.
PRe•t RIOT. K. .:. R. C. AVIS, J. L.
KILiORAN.
G. OAMiVRON. E.0.. BAARIS-
Tni, aslashw, snare
e ppaislie. Mew -
Owen, tisdatiea. and deer trees
(MARL= GARROW, L.L.B,. BAB-
tsah. tat'te lsM at serisiter.eat Reas
la way
O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
aetlelyt easene timer asters milk
teems mammas emeses weenie (a4
II1OWICI. LOAN&, ITC.
�elLILLL P MUTUAL FIBB IN
a U k a 1' C Jr CU. -Vann sad Wawa
sews property .t sten.
tlrrress -J. 16 M -'--.Pres. ttsataeta P..'
JaaVk..&r a.. UadN 4ob P. 0 ;
Inense bye. eseolmaa.Msatterta P. asals0
pozgere=b
.sJsba Mesaowaiwres: Jame ICyas&'seaweed• Jars. Hansa: Msloalm
Ammo : Jrn • .s
M Helsssvi1M : 1L ninth.
I�sstepp��k Jas. tesasdsgs. igmondtUL: 1.
alsabb. thmeheth. retaoyawies ors war
�ss�rwa al. sea &ear odds s1
T1sesr s tseswst...lista. er a1 B. M. VOW.
aaseee r. narelss starer YedeelaL.
!�GG,, 000 PRIVATE PONDS TO
M W V 121imatlMerAwla to Nis. ri
a.11tAi • r.sesieawt
W R. it01313RTSOd.
e 11I111URUICS ACIANT.
1'11 is as lien sib* : Mena. t7trned as awl
. g1bOT. amens as batman's' 1/Aatt.
Liana. Yet lasaea
1 , nvidrr Arra Np warms limas : The U.S.
ilei llts mad osaessaas Usesway.
ogles tevLemps, rsetasr t crease .1 vin
and lasers arena 'Awns rM
JORl1 W. OR.&IMS. LLJslsRaL Pima
5.i Mak elad �sn�saae►Aliaweaa.I et esti
es+ ellestsd ea =rod asd at bean %:Yes,
rill a1 ells& sorties Wait saw% mid de
O >K w. (M.$J8L t; IM'.riea, (1111
MARRIAGE LICENSES
wAhl'11:R n 1►e.i.LY, .1 F' .
r7.•.; tar*DLJtlt.•M. 4IN1
Milt nit of MARRLAOk Wt:11111eMt.
*LANM, ipIBUEJt 01' MASA-
. Aeli bermsm. deter eti. ass.
$RAVING PARLOR
UIDFDBDBLOOk dA.SBSROHO?
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AP -Tea 111110 •101101111. 0 .wale. Asa'
Mann Mw *Mesa 1ks beet sresue marrows
imbdere ises{, e. al. mew tames bride ere los• •
Mdajualffrde tall 111,11nen0.•41.1 11 11
_ ARCRI 'scrod
4 }(TRUIt J 1ARGLAI. ilfDv
lrnn 11oys1 sus 1112[552
%meet are -sash* 6essee►
aceseilwatitasssitesewlIse
AOCTiONILRING
t afuleAlt (rt,Nota l, Li\bb•1IJ'R.
1. ..e gird aerie eawr. Weer ea seem
meat wears M will W res' at W imam
• stem wee aryialt saes imam rwsaabie amp
• mon *wee few• awe .alepMeaa
,11111.11
MUSK
a 10111) ICI! 0014SRRy A'Tr1R` * iT
l J. le 1111.71PTIM /. v (.11-11,411•11.14.
al. (Tsra.11 etw las Wtsii es,
ries. e£. S.
a.. Vass
ata A. 111 41141 -mass. IW asaatew
sent. eta mer ammew.r--
aM mat7eet - *555s elimnuaa--.taxa. 81
lgieeaa_ , run* aa.d daaelaa reg Jeat) ago
h. Mfit Oe •nC mOyle6 [f•
laeorastas Y so teems ere momt. 'be RaeCet t;e .,1rr(..wt h• n+. • whor* they well) .tele ..D. Stone.
' 7est._TMstr *IVO ,r. .n, DOM. alsfov. 'eavtas fo, then Iettm.•r
(ileAL . WI)
0
TMW(Wax, J.%M A1tY 13, 11411
r I p•e.r Thio.
ew4 Of the !Onset
1 The taatl•arestbnilewsuu rut to 141111
.wept flyer Cana Island might welt
• boor •lonsidered •-ht welfare M r t
y wr.trabed horst* which .re stew i
ausesueut ,. ye+•,lit •i) •orgpaO- twudered
L. Rim Lade- I,by,•i- ., he ahrte•rid• '''s"*"' _WWI!! ,:
till. Zurich Gun Clot T ., woddiog Alpuaehad.e vM + . aaa.up knee LAr) , 4 A &Will Med
If d t3trdo Of Vaaauuu vas, r a t , t - I T4.9441111 rad ..bare' aaYarr ...mit - Md an k aortal down Lb tie buds•'
icor as ilia old boor Y Pos'OvrieA. j A Somers Pall
a ,ss ,.cent.. (aterswaill' tie•
are at, skeletLee-Ifke•te ii they me pr•r,.
M M Cardiff of anon is bar re• 1 H,. ,►rs) .• 'jeaforah w. t „ ,U , riven, reeler .
surisell Mem n els im.nthe a,anrrn 15 I wee% patof,•- •.nide.+ .bk. ,.thN ta' lit .b. .end • this 'U!a liU)' .'
the Weer IShe was swotting un . ;bear .bet, We. twt4tggb+ ...1 ..a.uptiott&Mly atreatinW+
fire (`ia. al...• lubiteu,, „1 IW, ado ,accitientadly .lipped AT f&llrug to ten• •pertmer, etre, he had heart premed t,.
Maw u rsn.•wW,q Ad ertyttatntaeaie I limn seed In iiiriLd her reg revered% bid tae, liy ,tutneroine women*,
at Dilator For•cuteuel. i.•• "re- were hr. ,n wad- b. al.' 4U' t i„nrvr. wbo wound.
but be, 1r1 -.,'is ••+% ,ot.ltD. same +il. ) .cyto,_
bed fur suexat esu.. . oh. r well ted- •• Stow. loos ,i hare, host, it ou bgy
mae.vl m
v♦Mars Lew barrow al, you ain't 'ihh
liewth .m Mrs P fiat; 'A Martis. the anima', )-OR just him back.
n+id get veldt- leeeey-seep"
"Tet." retorted the.huy.•r. "hut thi•
is the lads day of the mile. :and the
bent ie so blamed thiu be may die on
my hands. Then, .ttpposiug I did
bbeeiipe�s lune beck. you pyramid,.wogirn't be here to receive hew(. -
Oh, wail." hiendly applied the au,
octan... "if you do brioq*� Aim back- and
We ain'L hire, you kin just -i.,.,
under the door. ' laippinoott? .
P. (i_. uM•1_WJn_N,Ji 10. Wet !nasty) tette,
was sleeted - alderman ., 1 #w.4wti oa
Monday of !act week
A oelitawa with tlfty teat ••geseJ,taree
hoe neon sant to the Government, fak-
ing foo , .$ tit, 111211 i/.rvier m Sem.
rnarbW
fobs Ha, tut.. wbo lived in the viCin
its of Slant about forty years ago.
diad as fitratbrr., "API an ,111191010
from pneumonia.
The N oiron. Hao et lira.. „ Ix*udd a
branch et flasbwuod t.. /eke the place
of the ParmerS Rank whirl, 1, :- sus-
pended paysment.
'�'h.. IOU -acre tires, tot ill, Wnt a ii0s
3, Grey. has been ps.1oMwd by Jobe
A. Bey aim. who Ilan been arils tersest
for several year.. !'he price was r4,.
1104•
The Inn' verge of Mies Margaret
=�per1�k., .•t Blake, to Dr. of
lroronto. look plass on Wedneldsi.y.
Deesmbsr ►Bub. Rev. Mr. Sawere Lieu
the nuptial knot.
Geu. Wiallau0C ut Fordwieb, wbo
her been in the employ of the (1 P. K.
me section foreman for thirty-four
years, has retired from service and will
resolve a pension.
The resideooe of Peter McDougall,
on the nth concession of 'Curnberry.
warp ooa*piesely destroyed by ere
early bne morning last week. Little
of the contents was saved.
Mrs. Geo. Coultas. a former resident
of Redgrave road, near %Vingbam. is
dead at her borne in Gaylord. Mich.
Elbe was sixty years of age and leave,
a husband and nice children.
W. O. McTaaggart, wbo was elected
A tnemt.ei of the Board oteEducatipn
of Toronto at the remelt municipal
.lect4oe., is as old Huron boy. a na-
tive of the vicinity of Uhiselhurst.
The death is announced at Wing
-
lusw of Alexander Ard, after s short
110n of poeumuoia. He was in
bis thirty-fourth year and is survived
by his widow and two small children.
The marriage of a Clinton lady was
solemnised at St. Louis when Miss
Sophia J. Williamson wee united to
Edward 11. Guiteau, of Detroit. The
event took piece on Thursday, Decem-
ber 29th.
Wao. Logan. of Westview. Bask., is
visiting old Mends in Stanley town -
'hip. It is ten years since he went
West. He wee a member of the
farmers' delegation whkh visited
Ottawa recently.
John Rumford, of Clinton. left last
week for Halifax. where be will hoard
the S. S. Oareian for England.
When he returns to this country it
will he his twenty-seventh voyage
over the Atlantic.
An old resident of (trey township in
the person of Alexander Sellers `paid
Natur'e's debt on December 31st. He
was eighty-two years of age land bad
been a resident of Grey township
Mime the year 1851.
The marriage was solemnized at
Exeter, on January 3rd. of Mime Cora
Prior to earnest C. Beebe. of Dunn-
ville. The ceremony was performed
by iiev. R. Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs.
Bebe will reside at Dunnville.
Mise Mlsodougall. teacher in the
Clinton Collegiate, has been advised
by her physician to take a month's
holidays. owing to ill -health, and Mims
Mac V en tial. of St. Marys. has been
wpged to /11 the vecaac'y during the
rnooti of January.
Alfred 4'. Robs, of Tuckerimith.
was ose of the principals in a pleawnt
event at Milton, North Dakota. wbeo
be wee united in inarriage to Mise
,Unto C. ('.arnpbeil, of that Western
town. Mr. and Mrs. Robb are spend -
hag their honeymoon at points on the
Atlantic coast.
D. McKay. son of Peter McKay, of
?wherewith. ie a young Canadian wbe
N making good in the `palet. For a
nambei of year* Mr. McKay has been
in the employ ..i til. Hatbeiron Motor
(arr (:wnpsay .and b.- was recently pro-
moted r,+ the position of sales mann-
tiger la New York City.
Willies, Mitchell • resident of Hen
mall for twenty years. diad suddenly .at
his borne in that town ne Wednesday.
January 4th. He had not been enjoy
reg grind health fon porno time huthis
death wa. entirely on.xpeated He
wee a loan of steelier harseten and
Mkt the reel -wet (f weir •'i,. I.• et'
ITIond.
Mr. and Me. Jobe ,1a.eison. •,1 Ire.')
ulwnabip. .lotw.t.d
she fiftieth :+OO1 a preet. wedding al. wtl.wniztal at
veesar nt their marriage on 'Thera- Uw home +11 Hugh !11cK.). Hone*indf
da I het 'Agtb \hoc* ""SCtc JU Decen.he, •lith. when he. ,laughter.
Il ver diad friends welt present „u
IM oewNoe. Right &Odra, were
t seed twrly-seam of their
-ere prendrhildr.n *Iso were
aterredaner.
,tuaet warid+ug p•av'' .t emus
A DM). when alis. Alar•Rmrae A Minneapolis &HA 41, al un veldt t..
f friends h.ftx• delver' 1'. rhPit
Attar ',.ruts a.1 tailing health for
won, urn.- the spirit .,1 Mr-. Petah
Bir,. of Morris township, t,a..k ire
flight. on Mneday. J*_,+rar. lel. De -
crowd's maiden „lame w...s Audi.. lea -
hells Obanahrrs and net ' birthplace
was in Piegilllop township: forty -ore
year. ago. Bawldea her hnartaod she
Naw two .U1.-. t he oleic'. being +eVeu
year's of aft,
Relaseibet- I oy 0k Cu,,:rades. IS
.Inhu tlwrk. : a Wi'.gha , , leered One Thing She.Cotild Do tor N••,
G. T. R. conductor. wase ,+•ken by our 0iaturday afternuou recently,
prrs0 tilt other day when a .,i) �er of frail little roan started to cross Brotul
for ssewlbsrs of the t, ria taw of the
1.., H. lir 8. luta, called et bis residence
and it'eaented him with a handsome
silver Haug. Mr'. Quirk wart for a num-
bet of year* conductor no this lie*
of e e not been of g directly opposite with the some pm•-
olrl rumrade • - poo. in mind.
Death of an Ezete. Resident. By remarkable luck. both succeeded
' Exeter lost an esteemed resident by in escaping the passing wheels, but, as
the death of •fb.•t H+• G,oll. , who fate would have it, the little map,
passed away after au illness of two
months du,stisIn. He we., born in
Devonshire, I3nglend, in the yeas•
11381 and thirty --*z 'y. r later with
his wife and family he name 'tri C tn-
oda and mince that ti•re•• had re-
sided at Exeter. Ilia wife prede-
ceased biro four stew-. Hie demise is
mourned by are daughter, a brother
and a sister.
A Clow Clad.
way et Poltyascond street just whey.
41 worts Of fast-moving vehicles were
whirling their matinee patrons up
Broadway. At the Marne instant a
d h . h t often by bis very l:sehy lady started trent the curb
a. Charles \('rlget.`ot Tu -t ersmith,
[brew his windmill int • gear in hes
barn this other day his .•1e v.- caught
in the machinery. He wa.- wound
around the shaft so quirkli and s.,
tightly that be was unahl•, 1,, f• e.• hila.
self until hie son carne G• hi. aid and
.topped the windmill. H--.atfe•rd
brolly dislocated shoulder. a t•+ctured
rib and was otherwise t-ver.•ly
bruised. Had a strong w flet [ren
blowing at the time the 1 -.'il, - Igen
have been still more s,riuns.
A Wedding in Grey Towuship.
whose eyes were busy ogling the traf-
fic ou either side of him, darted plump
into the oncoming; woman at the mid-
dle of the street. The result was a
sickening collision. with the little loan
down and out.
"You should hare'looked where you
were going," said the fleehy wc',nan.
bending over the victim on the curb.
to which he had been carried by a
traffic policeman. "But is there any-
thing 1 ran do for you ?'
"Yee," " be replied faintly, opening
bis eve. a moment ; "get the number
of the automobile that struck Inc."
-Li ppiucot t'o.
An interesting event ill G, ey town.
ship on Wednesuay, De:eomir, . 313th,
was til! eolewnizing of ,hr w•aniage
of Miss Grace M. Hutcheson ••a .A'w.
A. Lamont, ate the home of Na.- 11 .de'.
patents, Mr. and Mrs. C. flu cuiwrn,
on the 41141* concawrluo. Toe .•uptanl
knot was tied try Rev. D. 13. M*•It-.a, of
Cr•anbr ok, in the presetee of about
fifty invited guests. al. -m J. tam Mc-
Lachlan, of Brussels. played 1.4 wed-
ding march and Miss Eva (:u •s, niece
of the gloom, acted as Bala-eaarer.
Mr. and lira. Leuaout bavr t.•krn up
their tesiuence 011 the• 13ab c..ncrsaiun
of Grey.
Local Optima to Howick.
After three years of Du 'Reuse, the
question of local option was subtn s ted
again to the ratepayers of Ho-,cl-. at
well be remembered that carr years
ago local opUou proved by •a m.• j ray
over the three-Sfthe tequir•IlIrn. but
the bylaw warp quashed on a techni-
cality, though no license Wes wanted.
Hence the question load to be submit-
ted again to the people. A big vote
was polled : For areal °puna &l1,
aRgdndt 274, w by 41 of a majority
oyer the thres•Aft ie the people stood
for a dry territory.
Western Bachelors Claim Their Brides.
The marriage Wok place at Kg•
wondville, at the house of Mr.
and Mrs. :'red Kobinson, of their
daughter, Miss Annie 9., tc Robes'.
Henan, of Yellow Gess., afa.k. Rev.
N. thaw performed the oetewcby.
About seventyguests gaabrrrd at
the home of John Methyl y, Morris
township. on the 4th inst.. to alined*
the n*arrisge lit Mama Rva, daughter of
the hast, w J. D. Galhkfher, of Mouse
Jaw, bask., formerly of Biagi aye,:
Rev. T. H. Farr was the o'Alttniurg
elslgyman. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher
will visit friends tbrou hnut the
county before (raving for their home
in the West.
LoAt r, Mat. Met�at parsonage. in
\f111s. a are Mut di. .e k, dao h-
ear of Mr. ,and Mrs. Th.tasap•+un Mut-
dor'. of Hetaw►11, was 110000 in mare-
• • o \rthur Olevelsnd ili•,gortb. of
try. Alta. The coaemon • was
owned h) Her. Richard Whiting,
A., am Wednesday. its inst. Mr.
and Mn' Hogart.h'n w.e441i t trip wilt
include visit. 1,, .-astern pimps before'
Rolm: West to 1 algal y. where the
*roost] 1- toilet in the Mnl,e,n.•Battk.
Miss Haauab. was WWI 414i 1 marraagi.
tr' Heti v ( "*puri.', ‘rt `siweshere.
Ba.s Fur - N, Ferguson, of Moot
too of lciat..i Mr. seri Mrs. Coppers
are spendios • dew day. manus sell+
firer. In !h. .,snits of the bride',
nn Wedbsedas January tub at bunk after. which them go lot'hireg. .
bier ,of ti r and Mr. *ha. +i. '
rw•ae,t tee Merle .,f i('eed - hum. sr 4, r sash , rt •
Mttebsll Re. teolin in .ut.•t eeesag • vont in 'Hinton nn
wleteb•: ••' rhame. Read AM. sated ( amide- efter++ots, Isndery a;la..1.04l
sod *PS. assisted by the twin-'- .ne.l, the ,carriage ria tate. Indite R , ride..
Rev A it.*** r• .f Ieand.•t laeghl•-, -, V, ..tat i1.. .Itabn Wier
rhe irate, • Richman] Nlea tuvr,1 Maar •. •nbr • Rniwvtmsan, .d Into-
brMee ♦taw the ...pillow, web gra,
II TOR
AVlSFIJ
OPERATION
Lured by Lydia L. Pink-
hain's% e'getabkCompound
eelliftoti, ant. ' 1 had ben y go
sufferer for Ave years. One doctor
told me it was ulcers of the utsrue,
+cJ it,';tl.er told MO it was a fibroid
tumor. No ole
knows what I suf
fered. I would
always be worse
certain periods,
And never was
regular, and t h e
bteariug-down
pains were terrible.
1 was very ill, i❑
led, and the dodo r
told Inc I would
haveto have an
operation, and
that I might die
during the operation. I wrote to ,my
sister about it and she adviwd me to
take Lydia E. PInkbam's Vegetable
Compound. Through personal expe-
rience I have found it the best medi-
cine in the world for female troubles,
for it has eared me, and I did not have
to have the operation after all. The
Comppootmd also helped me while pis
ing through Change of Lite."- Mr's.
Li rtTIA BtariI, Canifton, Ontario.
Lydia.E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. made from roots and herbs.
has proved to be the moat successful
remedy for curing the worst forms of
female ills. including displacements,
inflammation, fibrcid tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains. backache, bear -
ng -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion, and nervous prostration. It costs
but a trifle to try it, and the result has
beenworth millioustosufferingwomen.
• one Mame •+ the fnmlls meldanoa former n Ro re Stews' ♦ort WM.
Rsetor. on Tuesday .:ird dna. He war I wftnees. by any imamate !tient(- end
in het eevent) -ntntr teas i 'el. .slat :+.- 4 rh. or 's..,,i, 121.1
day. Before b1. drat, he eilTered i brd....
ma,e. ..a. ii, 4... . ....L. .N.4' v.:•
pseslyt. k stroke which ,•rias«! In his .ad lnbi . yonk. 7;10...,,,...,..0
r 4or lh.nt t he
death B. was norm . M•nesbir. duties „ ovoinam.,, M. wltddttt, '
Id by Hest Helm 1>
&island r '31112 anal ;care ,r tot.
country fifty -iglu year- ago a.ttling b.rsa, tarts :May
Ir tisborn. -ownehl Tw.,il ten' hi'rt% Vr 4ot1 k ' 'sot' tnfl•'
D y 1,w, h. a(tareuom , �„ r t., • rltlsw..
111111111.111110--- A Wttsshaut Weida%
W. J. MUIR & CO. ayeet t, ten peeernla.. at rho
wedding tool' pea. .
WingLaie bleb,
horns of Mr sed Mn Jona Davidson,
when tbalr cadre daughter. Miro
Ethel May, wee united is the holy
hoods elf esateinvey to Donald
idelMueek! et Onninewrod. Rev
',cigar H, Crony pertormad the set
rsoey mei the wadding wee Mee Xtr•, Mattreal.
UNDINTAKLRA
AND RMIALMINO
vamp. t M war* alae of
Asdim.'.� res 1 teas%
epparlta tot- tledeeM. Oct
Aar-
niree ,.f •••i illenos at hh.iden t era
Leave** Peek sad Awns
crines the bleb note of llvn.. •
test mea eel nor. erf e'Isrt ' Pnrk
and Hoene T'brS ere retort. notirteh
ing. pricee tor rice than prime be.'
Good lint or acid try oleo bran ern
ga.tt.ees sad here salad Wm (:lark.
An Object of Pity
"carp. I l L A R & SON
NC)t4 PROCEEDING NG
Niliar's Animal C learaste Salt:
THE GREAT
GOAT SALE
The reductions wades w our ladiesand children'.
Will et onee appeal to any Lady who has. any coat buying t.
.10 iiveer anal moat be eletteerl before 1rocktnkiner
desats that were $119.00 fat $12.00
Ooats that were s16 40 for $1 1.50
Coats that were $1U.¢u for 7.A0
Coat. that were $ 6,60 for• $ 3.75
kn.-jibed .ti,i iiilled-lin.icl tyuaats uaarke•l uuu h uudet
t pr•ire: 10 oleo.
DRESS GOODS" `DRESS GOODS.
Big saying on Dress booth.. .%bout tweuty pitcei in the
int. were 50r and 130e per yard Your choice foe;, per
) 2521
ard
CHILDREN'S HEADWEAR
111:11 be snid. Our entire stock lit infants and cbildi•eu'r
Headwear is being cleated out at prices' that will ,effect u
• speedy clearance.. There is nu reserve. The whole stook i•
greatly reduced.
Bargains in Every Department during
the Annual Sale
Se MfILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Pk"
1
That part of our nature which we call the emotional I. neve!. mere nighty d.•
:eloped In women than In men. They are mors sensitive, mora under, „w.. ser •
trestles of 'measure and pain: and likes
theserefined a •
nentalgtualities, no ore pessprhanr beauty
of forge and feature, make up the atmosphere 41 attraetivtness and charm which
.1 !ways surrounds true womanliness;- •
The continued exlatence of these winning, engaging womanly chnraetoristieu
depends to a very lame extent on the regularity of the womanly Functions ate the
.-ondltion of the woodenly organs; •and when these functions and °teens become ciP-
ordered or diseased the same mental/ qualities which are the glory of nevelt woman
become the source of suffering and torture almost tndescrlbable. Fier theory hope -
fatties. 1. changed to-a,feeling of desporadency, almost of .despair, an *be. Is_haunted
with forebodt�a ot/woine '*vlkt'to cer4e.. irutterad of being enter�ftling and corn-
t,anlnnahle, she heooesai'ntsedy rind Irritable: being unable to k are mind trot.
Ay/ening on her troubles. She becomes morbidly sensitive, Imagining that she le
being .Righted or toresaken by her relativgo and friends and she has h most humili-
;,ting .venae of her miserable condition and of her loss of her womanly ato•ibntes. 1'
.h. ,- religiously tncllned etas is very liable to bs oppressed with doubts a .1 i.. •
to regard to her vptettual cendltlon. or to think that she la egrrnttlly lost.
Attlee to 'hie, she has also to endure the most distressing ache: and pains.
What nukes rhe as.• stilt morn pitiable especially with married. woman. ar eye
fact that few men understand or appreciate the extent of their suffering, or the
seriousness of the trouble; causing it. Niyny doctors even speak of these diforde:-
as subtecte for rldiorlle, and the poor rivilferor often gets a reputation rot bolm .,
-crank or a scold when she more nearly approaches being a Martel%
:4s these disorders arc dem to a disordered condition of the womanly orrice. t1
evident that to effect a cure these organs must be restored to normal condition; or,
In ceder words. 'h4 circulation, whkh hes become congested ane stagnant:Id tine.,..
sans. must be frnproysd so that the waste (natter will be expelled; and the nourish -
Meet me badly nee6e1 be brought to theme auleriet'r/lare. It Is the sweet treater..
9t broken low,. :iesea, which Is held ihi the stagnant. blood resmon in the.:° ;x- s.
,cot taaltyea -tax , ,K In .-rtffer:ng by opi -o tterta tate t.erves locse .ta• t
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