Exeter Advocate, 1900-5-17, Page 4(Pixettn, boaredg,
ob.as.li. Sanders, Editor and Prop
THURSDAY, MAY rt, 1900
NOTES AND COMMENTS
'A month ago mony citizens of Port
Huron who -heldinertgages transfer-
red them to the people in Canada.
The farmers from the different town-
ships of the county :ire now oceepying
the atteution of the register of deeds.
M.ost of the fartnees eve getting rid
of their mortgages to escape paying.
taxes upon, thee. Port Huron Times.
The demand of cavalry horses in
Geeat Britain will not cease when the
South A friean ever comes -to an end,
Henceforth the Mothee coitetry \via
maintain a large munher of mounted
soldiers, and there is no reason why
the colonies should not get the first
chance of supplying the necessary
horses. For years to come there will
be a ready sale for all suitable horses
that this country can produce. Horses
that a year or two ago could not be
sold now being fair prices. The supply
in Canada and the Hnited States hos
almost been exhausted, We think
the farmers of Canada can make no
mistake in paying considerable atten-
tion to the breedaug of horses, partsicu-
Lady of the class that is suitable for
military perposes.
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The Grand Tying: authorities are
rigidly enforcing the new standard
rules, and a umnber of dismissals of
conductors and trainmen have OCe3.11T-
ed on this division. The management
require that the rules be carried out
under all circumstances, and do not
then hold the employees responsible
for any mishap. The other clay at one
of the lines relining out of London, a
freight train became stalled on the
grade. The riles require that the
front half of the train proceed on time
to the next station, and that the last
half be then returned for. In this in-
stance the conductor deemed it best to
take other'mensures, and he took his
whole train along at a loss in time of
only 15 minutes, while to have follow-
. ed inatructions the train would pro-
bablY have been an hour late. But
the conductor got his "walking tie -
Death of Mrs. Sceli, aged 92
1,,ueau, May 10. -Oharlotte Seale
aged 92 years, mother of Samuel T.
Seeli, apeonillomt Toronto barrister,
is dead at her daughter's home in :Mc-
Gillivray township.
Choked to Death.
reeeeseleeeeeesee
Thamesville," wro,y Bleett,
of the fourth concession of Zone Was
Seized with 4 choking $ens4tiorl this
morning, while dressing, arid expired
a few mioeliee. .She had. beee a set -
Teter fVOITI rhetithatisse for some years,
and death was probably dee tO souie
heart lesion. Mrs. Bluett WAS 03 years
of aP,T, and leaves a husband, tWo, sous
and oue daughter.
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The Moscrip Bribery Brigade
Seeatford, Out., May 10 --At the
trial of the South Peeth correption
cases yeseprday John Graham, did not
appear, but was found gutity on ad-
missions made. at the election triah
W. H. Irving Was also conyieted, he
haying offered a voter 0, job ,on con-
sidertiou of voting: for Moscrip. The
arses against Perrin, Beres and GrA,
haul were diamissed. Graham and
Irving were fined $200, the 'fine to be
paid -within a month; etherwiSe im-
prisonment for one month. In the case
of irviug the judges remitted half the
penalty in consideration of the che
c u nista u ces,
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Many farmers are found between the
plough handles themselves this spring,
as they have. been unable to get the
necessary hired help. The Immigration
Department of Ontario have at present
applications from Ontario farmers for
150 more men than can be furnished,
a number much greater thanformerly.
This shortage,which isincreasing year
' by year, is due to a decrease in the
rural population of Great Britain many
young naeri having gone to the war
and. others to large cities, instead of
coming to Canada to learn farming.
The scarcity is due to some extent to
vacancies caused by young men in On-
tario going to the North-West and
South Africa. Young immigrants get
$15 a month, compared with, $10 two
years ago, while men, with some ex-
perience get $20 to $22, as compared
with $15. Several young fellows who
can only milk cows and do chores re-
ceive $14. The other day a farmer
hired for $10 a mouth a young man
who had never done a turn on a farm.
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THB NA:7nm AND witanNo
The man who tries to get a boy into
the habit of toeing -in with his right
foot, instead of straight ahead, as it is
natural for him to do, wil meet with
about as nauch snccess as the teaelier
who attempts to change his pupils
from forward slant writing to the
vertical style. In the first case the
boy will soon begin to toe in, and in
second case the pupil will early in his
training be writing backhand. It is
as natural for the right hand. to strike
off to the right in writing as for the
right foot to point outwards in walk-
ing. Vertical writing ingy have cer-
tain advantages over the Spencerian
method, but they are of lesser im-
portance, and quite insignificant when
compard with the uniformity, legibili-
ty and beauty of the system that bank-
ers and. book-keepers use. Vertical
writing unfit a boy for a position
where good writing is a necessity and
places him among the sixty per cent,of
applicants who are rejected because of
thew inability to write well. The
continual introduction of fads is what
hampers the work of the Publie
Schools and increases the expense.
From the yentilation of the school
building to the style of writing, and
from the kindergarten to the highest
grade the children have to run the
ganntlet of fads, and their parents
foot the bill. There is too much ex-
perimenting tried and not enongh
common sense in the 'Management of
the schools. -Toronto News.
Weigh:lag We regret to have to
eeport a serious aeoldee t the t happee-
ed no Monday elovitiog to 131r. J.
Mitchell. who recently came to towie
Ile was clenning his horse, when the
aceidettly stepped on one of
his feet. in trying to release himself,
Mr. Mitchell fell over the manger and
hurt himself, so that he fainted, and
fell under the horse's feet. Tile ani-
mal being a nervous creature, became
excited, ood stamped around in the
stall, treading upon his imeonscious
owner. Mr, elitehell does not know
bow long be lay in this eondition, hut
Tony Nocoll happened to look toward
the stable and seeing him lying in the
stale went immediately to his rescue.
The injured men had, one rib broken,
his hands, face and side badly cut and
bruised atalt /hailing torn.
Buried to his Neck in Gravel -
Dundas, may 12,. --An accident oc-
quiered here yesterday afternoon at the
Dieksoe send pite, in Which one 1.11411
was injered and several others had:
very narrow escapes. The men were
employed by J. W. Diekson in taking
out gravel for thene* opulent side,
walks being laid in towel, and were
undermining a portion of thp mound;
when the entire mass gave way. All
tint.Tolue Bryant got out of the way in
time. Bryant, in tryiug to escape,
stumbled against, one of -the wagons,
and,the tees of gravel came down upon
him, burying Min to his peek against
the:Wheels of the wag,oe. When ex-
tricated medical aid was summoned,
audit was found that, his collar bone
had been broken, besides other 'Wear-
ies. He was about thirty years of ago
and unmarried.
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Corbett Knocked Out.
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New York, May 11. -Champion
James :Jeffries still retains his title,
hut :Tames J. Corbett, who lost the
honor to Fitzsimmons,from whom ihe
"Boilermaker" wrestecl it, gave him a
battle to- nightbefore succum bin g. The
Seaside A. C. at Coney Island was
led to the doors by an excited crowd,
the majority of which expected to
witness a decisive win by Jeffries in
short order. But Corbett, who looked
to have recovered all his old-time
vigor, and with it his marvellous clever-
ness, surprised ihern, and up to the
final round had Jeffries guessing.
The litter's weight and age finally
told, and a left hook to the Jaw won
the battle. Charley White was the
referee, and before the fight Jeffries
W,,e., an overwhelming favorite at odds
of 2 and 3 to 1. Corbett gave his
weight as 185 and Jefferies at 21.2' but
the latter looked more, Corbettwas
seconded be- John and George Consi-
dine and Lee Perdelle, Jeffries had
Tommy Ryan, Jack Jeffries, Billy
Brody and Ed, oTinkho,,,t in his cm. -
nor. Jeffeies objected to the thickness
of the bandages worn hy Corbett and
the letter removed one layer from his
left hind,
Ienies Jewel:11,st, an inmAte of the
Keel, Comity Honse of Refrige, choked
to death while eating his dinner., -
Children Cry for
CAT*
Manslaughter.
Aliso, Craig, May 9. -Victor B. Hall,
describing himself as a vitalist, of Phil-
adelphia, was brought up before Police
Magistrate Smith, of this place, to -day
on two charges, viz., practising medi-
cine without a license, and. for man-
slaughter hi causing the death of Mrs.
Wm. Charlton, of East Williams. He
was remanded to the county jail at
London for five days for further evi-
dence. It is stated that when Mrs.
Charlton died, Halls signed a death
certificate, in which he stated that she
had died of "inanition." Mrs. Charl-
ton was suffering from typhoid fever,
aincl under the care of Dte Caw, of
Parkhill, was progressing toward re-
covery as rapidly as possible, when
Hall, who was then in Philadelphia,
was sent for. Heat once threw alt the
drugs, at the patient's disposal, out of
the house, and set about the task of
healing her by proper food, unferment-
ed bread being the chief part of the
new treatment. Then the patient died.
The case has aroused great interest in
East,Williams, where Mrs. Charlton
was well known.
London, May 15. -Victor B. Hall, the
vitalist, charged with manslaughter,
was visited at the county jail yester-
day by his sister, who lives in the vil-
lage of Bright. The two had not met
for twenty-two years, and Ball had
changed so greatly in appearance that
the sister did not know him. The wo-
man told some of the jail officials that
Hall was always of a peculiar disposi-
tion.
London, May 15. -The inquest into
the death of Mrs. Christina Charlton,
who died at Carlisle last week, was
conducted by Coroner Anderson, of
Ailsa Craig. About a dozen. witnesses
were examined, the principal ones be-
ing Dr. Caw, of Parkhill; Dr. Hadley
Williams, of London, who conducted
the post-mortem examination, and
Mrs. Gibson, sister of the deceased.
Dr. Williams considered that if Mrs.
Charlton had. had proper medical at-
tendance her life would have been. pro-
longed., Mrs. Gibson, sister of the de-
ceased, said she herself was a, member
of the Vital Society. Their methods
of treatment consisted in the use of
pure food, herbs and bathing, ancl tle
avoidance of doctors and drugs. She
admitted that "Dr." had. been paid $20
in addition to $20 which he demanded
for expenses before coming from Phili-
delphia. The jury's virclict was: -
"That the deceased, Christina Charl-
ton, came to her death by reason of
the improper medical treatment ad-
ministered by the said Victor 13.
Hall." The accused, Victch. B. 'Hall,
who is known as "the Philadelphia
Vitalist," was this morning taken to
Ails:, Craig-, where he appeared before
Magistatte L. B. Smith. At the re-
quest of his counsel an adjournment
was made till gay 22, when Hall will
stand his preliminary examination.
Mitchell: Some Sundays age a pub-
lia was held in the 0.Pero, Hall,
at which addresses were delieered by
mie local clergymen on the South Afri-
can War. A. collection was taken up in
aid Of the patriotic relief fend, and Was
forwarded to the Globe. A good
choir was preeent on the occasion, and
it was thought that for SQ WOW y" an
object all had given their seessice grat-
titoesly, but, to the surprise of every-
body, the leader of the ahoir, Mr. W.
Glenn Campbell, has Made- a demand
on tlee Mayer for $7.50 for hi $ services,
with a threat that,if not paid, it will be
placed in court for collection. We
ecarcely thought there was a man in
town, se devoid of self respect as to
make such a preposterous charge, and
as the Mayor has no intention of -recog-
nizing the claim, it Will now lie in or-
der to carry it to the courts, when
Judge Barron Will deal with ie on its
meritsa-Advocete, s e, 9:„
• Goderich: On Thursday morning,
the preliminary teed of Itichard Gray,
ot town, on a charge of horse -stealing,
preferred by his mother, Mrs: Gray,
of Mitchell, Was held. before Police
Seeger. The horse in the case is a
sorrel mare, which the defendant got
in a trade with another horse. Mrs.
Gray said that thetraded horsee, was
hers and that "Dick" put the sorrel
mare in her stable at Mitchell and
Unit she used. it in her trade of ped-
dling. Afterwards, stie'' clailued, the
stable was broken into and the mare
taken out and brought., to: Goderich,
where it is iia the possession Of ehe de-
fendant, who has since leePt staying
here with his brothers. Sam and Geo.
This happened last winter, and Mrs.
Gray a few weeks ago, came to Gode'
rich to gee her sou and the horse so
they could go off peddling. Diek re-
fused to go or to give up the horse.
Mrs. Gray stated that her son Sam,
in the presence of his brothers had
offered her $25 for the mare. The de-
fendant andehis brother George,. who
testified; denied this; and stated that
the Mare never 'belonged to their
mother. Richard Gray said he un-
locked the stable to take the mare
away. The defendant was committed
for trial,
Chicago now claims a population of
2,000,000, an increase of 11,00(3,090 in
ten years.
He Fooled The Surgeons.
All doctors told Reeish Hemilton, of
of West 3 effeason, 0., isftee euffering
18 moetlis from Rectal Fistula, he
would die un1es a costly operation
was performed; Ont he cured, himself
with Bucklen's Salve, the best in the
world. Surest Pile cure on earth.
25 cents a box. Sold by all druggists.
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On Saturday afternoon, George, the
10 -year-old son of Mr. Sam Pettit, Ayl-
mer, met Nvith a serious accident. The
lad was cutting a piece of rope, which
was hanging ;:i,bove his head, when the
knife slipped, striking him in the left
eye, splitting the eys hall nd destroy-
ing the sight. Medicel aid was at once
called, but nothing could be done to
save the sight of the eye, and the doc-
tors fear that the lad may lose the
siglit of the other eye and become to-
tally blind.
The by -la* to raise $10,000 by deben-
tures for waterworks improvements
was carried at Waterloo.
Mrs. Mooney was acquitted at Que-
bec of the charge of com.plicity with
David Dube in the murder of her hus-
band.
"Safe bind, safe find." Fortify your-
self by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla now
and be sure of good health for months
to come.
At Cataraqui, Charles Purdy was ac-
cidentally killed when working at a
barn, part of the wall of/ the building
falling, on him.'
Mr. C. M. Counceil,tstock broker, of
Hamilton, died 'in St. Cathevines of
paralysis, having been stricken on Sat-
urday evening.
Hon. Mr. Fisher states that the Ot131-
:Alan exhibit at Paris is, with the ex-
ception of the German, the most ad-
vanced towards completion.
Arottnd About. TXs
Parkhill: During the thunder storm
Tuesday morn in g Oho u t 2 a. in., Mr.
Jabez Eases house in the eastern part
of the town, was struck by lightning.
The lightning went down the chimney
badly damaging it,entering a bed:5eon-1'
its which three boarders were sleeping
and Make its exit. through the Ceilieg,
setting t;he hith on fire. The flee Was
noticed at once and extinguished.
ParkhilI:' MIs. E. 'Manes 'deported
Ibis life on May 2, after a long illness,
borne with great resigeation. She had
beet an invalid for the last .13 years.
The funeral took place.Friday. Rev.
0. R. Conine held it short serviee at the
house, after which her remains were
interred in PArkhill cethetery. She
leaves to molito her death her luisbond
and five Children, all of NV IV )131 NVOre 'at
the ffUn eral, and. to who pl. .she was
de vo tee). encl affectionate
An old man teemed Satin&
areeof Glen arm, lost litinself in it swain I?
was found dead after ton days
wi hisit t furl his home.
Children Cry for
gTOP
Seventeerrears Of Torture,
"I had a i'Ad Cough for seventeen
years" writes. Mes. Sani'l Hamilton
of Lawnville, Tenn. "No doctor or
medicine could: cure it until a year ago
I began to ase Dr. King's•New DiSCOV-
ery for consumption, 'which did, me
more good than any etherjnedieines I
ever used. It is truly a grand cure
for stubborn Coughs, Colds and Throat
and. Lang troubles:" Pesitively dares
Consumption, Pneumonia, Grip, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever and. OrOLIP.
Price '50c. 4nci. $1,00. Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at drug store.
"A SINGLE FACT
Is worth a shipload of argument."
NiThat shall be said, then, of thousands
of foots? Every cure by Hood's Sar-
saparilla is a . fact, presenting the
strongest possible evideece of the mer-
it of this medicine. Thousands and
thousands of such facts prove that
Rood's Sarsaparilla will cure all dis-
eases caueed, or prenioted by impure
blood. It is the beet medicine mousy
can buy.
At Poet Dalhousie a sailor walked
one of the Wellington Hotel window
in his sleep. He fell three stories to a
board walk, lint was apparently unin-
jured.
M. Carpsnter, 78UltetleroaissWMilterdesia
with hissou in 11sui-
cide Monday: He • stabbed himself
six tiMes in the side with it knife. He
Was insene.
To prevent any hostile action such
as the Welland Canal. :outrage the
Ontario Government has provided
ehe Parliament buildings With outside
Watchmen. . .
jasper Horsell, Who has been an in -
Mate of the Hamilton asylum for
About seven months, committed
sul-
eid by throwing-himeelf from a hio
window to the ground. ,
President McKinley' has issued his
warrant for the sorrel -icier to the Can-
adian authorities Of Alexander Daigley
under arrest in Detroit on a charge of
forgeryte the amount, of about $1,000
in Montreal.
A man named_ Lai one, working for
Mr. Goslin, Pittshurgh.toWnehip, was
kicked_ in the abdpinen by a horse, and
after much selferi lig, died on Friday.
Some months ago Patrick Blako was
kick by the same horse, and also in the
abdefnen. He died from the injuries
also.
Indigestion, nausea are cured by
Rood's Pills.
Geo, Dadson, of Union, was painfully
injured on Saterclay forenoon while
engaged: hewing timber on the farm of
Mr. Angus McLarty, Southwold. His
brother; John, was working on the
same Caliber; scoring, and his axe
()lanced striking George over the eye,
inflicting a deep wound. A doctor
found it necessary to put in six stitch-
es. Luckily it was the heel of the axe.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The population of the Sudan is
numbered at 3,000,000, nearly all whol-
ly uneducated.
The total pipe line runs of Pennsyl•
vania, oil for 1898 were ai,loo,sso bar-
rels and for 1897 34,724,684 barrels,
Of the present rulers of European em-
pires and kingdoms only one-third as-
cended the throne by direct hereditary
rights.
Since the introduction of pneumatic
rubber tires on the London cabs, many
of the cab horses wear large Swiss cow-
bells on their necks.
To test the skill of their workmen a
French company, at their works in
Epernay, recently caused a locomotive
to be "mounted," or built up, piece by
piece, as soon as possible. It was fin.
ished in 56 hours.
He Is A Wonder.
All who see Mr. F. C. Collier, of
Cherokee, Iowa, 1
as he is now, cheer-
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could hardly believe he bis the same
man who, a, short time ago, had to sit
in
is chair, propped up by cushions,
suffering intensely from an aching
back, in agony if he tried to stoop -all
caused by chronic kidney troeble, that
no medicine helped till he used Elec-
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three bottles. Positively mires Back-
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all Kidues" troubles. Only 50c at all
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"Seeing is Believing."
When you see people cured by a
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Richard Kessel, who has beery work-
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and has resumed work with the
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At 11 1 learned a bad habit. At 21 I had all the symptoms 1M POTENCY
p,m
of Isemal Weakness and Sperraatori Mee Emissions
ICIErvere draining and weakening my vitality. I. married at
w24 under advice of my family doctor, but it was a
Read experience In eighteem months wo were divorced. I
mithen consulted Dm. H. So K., who restored me to manhood
"by their New Alethod Treatment, Volta new life thrill through
ny Ynoeurroveus.507eDwree.reXuniteol. aargeaerni:rintifiacrespeacPialtte mild° NvI aheeiz eartily reconamond thorn."
Relk treat and cure Varicoeele, Enzirsions, Nervous Debility, Bernina
cr. "
a Weakness, Gleet, Strictztre, Syftlzilis, Unnatural .Discharges, SeY
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
SYPHILIS
EMISSIONS
- STRICTURE
CURED
17 YEARS IN DETPOIT, 200,000 CURED. NO RISK
/ix son a victim? nave you loyll
st hope? Are on contemplating m r
nage?° HOB your Blood boen diseased? Have you any weaknessOntNew Method Treatnient cum Yon. What it has done for °there it will do for yon,READER!
CONSULTATION FREE, No matter who has treated you, write for'an honest opinion Fro
of Charge. Charges reasonable. BOONS FREE -"The Golden Monitor" (illustrated), on
Diseasee of Alen. Inclose postage. 2 aente. Sealed.
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fOrtnnate lad is a uffil hand,
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leele of Sohn B s op lyieg between
the ra118 (Al the track, a bent one end. a,
half miles fame Se Thomas. He Was
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lo besese 1 is:cognition:
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Paid-up Capital, $1,200,000. Reserve Fund,• $313,000.
DIRECTORS I
JORN McCIART, Esq., President. A. S. EMERY, Esq.. Vice-Presicianb.
WU:LIAM BOWMAN, Egg. WILLIAM McDONOTIGH, Esq.
LIMIT. -COL WM. M. GARTSHORB.
SAVINGS BRANCH.
Interest allowed on Deposits at Three and One-half per oentaiy
paid or compounded half -yearly. Married WOMON and Minors can
aow deposit and draw out money in their own names.
DEBENTURES
Issued for one or more years, bearing a slightly higher rate of interest than
Deposits. Interest payable half -yearly. The Debentures of Ws
Company are such a Digit class of security that they are accepted
by the Dominion Government as a Deposit from The and Ufa
Insurance Companies as SominattY for their Pank:21 Holders.
Executors and Trustees are autboris,ed by law to invest in these
Debentures. • The Act of Parliament, under which the Company is incorpor-
ated, restricts their business solely to loans on Mortgages on Real Estate, and
Municipal and other Debentures, which are the safest securities the
DOMill10.0 affords.
wmarGAGES.
Money loaned, on Mortgages on Real Estate at low rates of
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K PE SeECOPE- RS Katioi
ISINUJL 11A, ITS I YL Ttl
LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD
MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN
TUE RESULTliguRYX:gcelgaiL.mog!g-tt';,°;:f.retie,dx.:.°nilg.V.1°,11diatz
.0013aPeinece of thousands of promising young mon. Borne farm anawither at an early age,
mwa
at the blossom of manhood while others are forced to drag ant a weary, fruitless andm,
melancholy existence. Others reach matrimony but find no solace or comfort there. Thelli
victimm, s are found in all stations of lifm-The farthe offices the workshop, the pulpit,
RtheS I3Y DRS. K. cZ K. g
trades and the professions.
RESTORED TO MANHOOD
tit Wm. A. WALKER, Wm. A. WALKER, DOB. CHAS. FERRY, CHAS. FERRY. al
1 t
szrortir TEEATILENT AFT= TTIEATAMIT Divorced but united caia
ItErNO NAMES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
Wm. A.. Walker of 162h Street says: -"I have suffered"!
untold agonies for ray "say life." I was indiscreetwhen
young and ignorant. As One of the Boys" I contracted
Syphilis and other Private diseases. I had ulcers in di(
Month and throat, bone pains,hair loose, pimples on
face, finger nails came off, emissions, became thin an
despondent. Seven doctors treated rae with Mercury,
Potash, etc. They helped me but could not cure me.
Finally afniondincluceclmototrr Drs.Kennedy &Horgan.
RTheir Now Method Treatment cared me in a fow weez.s. Their treatment is wonderful.
CeCM feel yourself gaining every day* I have never heard of their failing to cure in asingle
a8e'" WOURES GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED
KCapt. Chas. rerrY says: -"I owe my life to Drs. K. & K.
At 11 1 learned a bad habit. At 21 I had all the symptoms 1M POTENCY
p,m
of Isemal Weakness and Sperraatori Mee Emissions
ICIErvere draining and weakening my vitality. I. married at
w24 under advice of my family doctor, but it was a
Read experience In eighteem months wo were divorced. I
mithen consulted Dm. H. So K., who restored me to manhood
"by their New Alethod Treatment, Volta new life thrill through
ny Ynoeurroveus.507eDwree.reXuniteol. aargeaerni:rintifiacrespeacPialtte mild° NvI aheeiz eartily reconamond thorn."
Relk treat and cure Varicoeele, Enzirsions, Nervous Debility, Bernina
cr. "
a Weakness, Gleet, Strictztre, Syftlzilis, Unnatural .Discharges, SeY
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
SYPHILIS
EMISSIONS
- STRICTURE
CURED
17 YEARS IN DETPOIT, 200,000 CURED. NO RISK
/ix son a victim? nave you loyll
st hope? Are on contemplating m r
nage?° HOB your Blood boen diseased? Have you any weaknessOntNew Method Treatnient cum Yon. What it has done for °there it will do for yon,READER!
CONSULTATION FREE, No matter who has treated you, write for'an honest opinion Fro
of Charge. Charges reasonable. BOONS FREE -"The Golden Monitor" (illustrated), on
Diseasee of Alen. Inclose postage. 2 aente. Sealed.
'1109"2,NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRI-
VATB. No medicine sent 0.0. D. No names on boxes or OnVei-
otkes. Everything confidential. Question 1ist and cost of Treatl
PaoliU 0 DETROIT MICH cl
merit, FREE.
nno VEMilegy VrpflAN N0.148 SHELBA
I •
K -124Rp.1111LejtropM_IM,;12.1Mr„,....eip S. s*
;roe 1301-doo.. five,year-old sin of
A. Bolduc, of Will, \vas 51 cver by
ail electric 01 1 tlo city to -day ,m0
501 10 p1055. Tltc' fAthei,' of tllo u L. I
fOrtnnate lad is a uffil hand,
,P 5e0t,i(5 '1111011 found Hie dead
leele of Sohn B s op lyieg between
the ra118 (Al the track, a bent one end. a,
half miles fame Se Thomas. He Was
'1;o:elated
lo besese 1 is:cognition: