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SUFFERING WOMEN.r
MESSAGE OF IIOPE TO THE WEAK
AND DEPRESSED.
l grateful `l5`a9s5.0a;t'1'c11s of iter lteleaa.sul
Front thr, Agonies 'chat Millet ilcr Sex
After Three Heelers 1101 Failed to Help
Iter., I
The amount oaf, suffering' 'borne
�, by
}.ayomf,en throughout the country, can
never be eat inlet Silently, a1mo;st
]vol 1essly, they endure "from day to
syay afflictions that can only fall to
the lot of women. The following
storyoff the e:ufferin and release of
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Mrs. Charleel.IHoeg, of Southampton,
p ,
N.S., ought to bring hope arid health
mriaird happiness to other sufferers. Mrs.
Hoeg soya:—"For nine out ''of the
thirty-two years of say lifei 7; have`
suffered as? no woman, unless she has
been similarly afflicted, can imagine 1
could suffer and yet have lived. Three
weeks out of four Iwould be unable
tb 'noove, about and, indeed, at no
inre.„w,aa really ,fit to attend to my
household duties:: 1 consulted physi-
clans—three of the midst skilful doc-
tors in the county of Cunberlaiid.
at different times had charge- of my.
case. Thesb "all agreed in their diag-
nosis:, but the treatment Varied, and
while at times I would experience
Sento relief„ at no time was) there `any
;hope given me of a permanent cure.
Many g a night when I;went to bed I.
would 'have been glad if death had
come before morning. I never had
• ,
ranch faith in proprrgtmedicines,
,
but at one time nook a half dozen
bottles of a blood -making compound
that was ,hi hl reeognmcnded. This,
,highly
litre anyf'hing else, failed to help me,
There :seemed to be not a particle of
blood in my body. My face was ab-
solutely colorless, and my, appetite,
ethane!: entirely deserted me. I often
saw inI the newspapers letters
testifying to the merit a of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pille, but nine
years of suffering and discourage
meet had made: me too sceptical to
eee any hope of relief, when, doctor%
bad failed to effect a cure. But at
last I came across thie story of a
sure near h'om'e—that of Mr. Mosel
Boss', of Rodney. T knc(w that: at one
Inane he had been regarded as a hope-
loss ,
consum tive and his cure'
consumptive,
through Dr. [<3'iilliam!s' Pink Pills, de-
termined me to try them. I. had not
taken two boxes be'fore I began ' to
feel 'better, and grew confident of a
cure. I kept on takingthe ill all
I 9 ppills,
'he time fee in new blood in -ra
m 1 � y
„/eins; activity, returning to my linebu,
-.tend the !feeling of depression gradu-
'illy wearing 'away. 'lo many women
:it rosy seem ;incredible that the mere
ainaking of • near blood in. my veins
;oouid restore to a healthy condition
;Yitisplaced -internal organs, but this
.$as been my happy experience. My
-rains have all left nee, and I am' now
es healthy a woman • asthere is in
.this place. This health I owe to Dr.
,iV1]lianf:s' Pink Pills, which have res -
.cued mc. from a life of suffering, if.
not from the grave.”
Dr. Williams''' Pink Pills' are especi-
ally valuable to women. They build
up the blood, restore the nerves, and
eradicate those troubles, which make
the lives of so Many, women, old and
young, :a burden. Palpitation of the
Skeart, nervous headache and nervous
prostration 'spee•dily yield to this
wonderful medicine. These pills are.
sold only in boxed, the trade mark:
and wrapper printed in red ink, at
60 cents a box, or sits boxes. for
62.50, and may be had of druggists,
.or direct by mail from. Di. yU 1liams',
Medicine Company, Brockville, Ont.
TORONTO'S WIRES.
ea—
'l 'hey Would ➢teach to Srai:h Africa, Fence
to the. Rebel States: and 'fang the
ltebels.
,The length of wire used'= in the
transaction of Toronto's rapid: transit
and despatch bus]ness is sufficient to
Inn a cable of our own around the
,world, with a 'branch line to the
North Pole. It would be long enough
to follow, the route of the first Cana-
dian contingent to South Africa, and
return, make a fence around the whole
of the Transvaal and ' Orange River
alm.-Colony, and still have enough' wire
'to hangall the Boers captured dur-
ing the war.
iff all the electric wires in Toron-
to were_ strung together their com-
bined length would reach a distance
of over 24,000 miles. Of this the "Het-
--+aa--"�,f"'lo Girl" controls moresthan one half,:
the 13e11 Telephone Co.'s "mileage being
placed roughly at 13,500 miles, while
the telegraph companies use 3000
miles between them. The Toronto El
eetric anq the Incandescent Light
Companies require nearly 6000 miles
of wire for the transmis$ibn of light
ern and power, while the Tdronto Street
fora '( Railway uses only W15 miles ,in the •op-','
oration of the '85'miles 'of trolley road
in the city. The Toronto Fire Depart-
ment's signal boxes require 80 miles
of'wiire and the Felice <Patrol .Depart-
ment about 45 miles. ''A force', of over
200 men is employed constantly ;keep -
'mg
y p
\ng the' various lines in repai • and
erecting new linea throughout the
&ity.
In. 1885 there ltvere at work on the
Panama Canal 10,000 'men, 160`lecomd=
lives, 12,000 waggons, and 7 4 c reel *e,rs€�
each callable of digging 100,000 cubic
'yarrrla 4/lor bwy;.
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NEW SILK GOWNS.
Smart Im'asleions In Ir oulnrds, IIloth
the Costly and the cheap.
There has come a departure from
high priced foulards to those of mod-
erate price and still further to very
ebcap ones. Although any one buy-
ing this last named ,cannot expect to
get more than one season out of it,
she will get a more economical gown
than if it were a washable fabric.
Accepting this fact, there are few
prettier ways of making up•these cheap
foulards for yowler persons than to
plisse the skirts aucl bodices and, for
matrons, to flounce the skirt lu fitted
pieces or to gather them on slightly in
straight stripes. Vogue, in giving the
styles here enumerated, illustrates also
two more elaborate and costly confec-
tions.
One costume is of violet and whife
figured satin foulard over white taf-
DAINTY SPRING COSTUMES,
feta. The foundation is circular, with
a deep shaped 'circular flounce with ac-
cordion plaiting and black lace. The
foulard drop skirt is also circular, with
deep flounce edged with narrow lace.
The waist fastens at the back; sleeves
slightly full. The dace bat is banded
with deep violet velvet and has a mass
of violets on the crown and leaves
trailing over the brim.
The second figure is Ivory white fou-
lard with biuet rings and polka dots
over taffeta; the trimming, venise lace
points; sleeves in two deep points, with
venise undersleeves and a soft girdle
of black velvet. A nenpolitan hat of
folded black mousseline, with deep yel-
low rose under the brim at the left,
completes this costume.
Carriage and: Clothes.
"Carriage is one of the chief essen-
tials,"`says a social authority. "I have
seen women who simply by the way
they held themselves appeared several
inches taller and showed to greater ad-
vantage than a companion to whom
nature alone had been far kinder.
The next thing, of course, is clothes;
not alone what they are, but the man-
ner to which they are put on. Every
one knows that some women look dow-
dy in the most elaborate confections
from the best French ateliers, while
others show style and grace in cotton
gowns that have been made by a home
dressmaker. Such adaptability is gen-
erally a natural gift, but it ,can also.
be acquired, and It behooves every wo-
man to study her personal appearance
and how she can make the best of her-
self. Older women often score in this
way over their younger rivals. We
cannot look' young, but at least we
may look new."
Benzoin For the Toilet.
Benzoin as a tincture is an excellent
thing for the toilet. Tine fragrant,
resinous substance soothes, heals,
stimulates and whitens the skin. Three
or four drops in a basin of water for a
face rinse after -the morning bath will
give a smoothness otherwise hard to
obtain. Where the skin needs cleans-
ing add a little pinch of refined borax
to the benzoin water, dry well and, if
needed, rub the ;face, especially at
night, with the cold cream.
Stylish, Nev Il.rding Coat.'
A swell riding coat for the coming
season is illustrated by Vogue. This
coat is of covert cloth stitched with
RRIAING COAT OF COn'BRT MOTE.
silk in the same color. It has a fly
front and flap pockets fastened with
email bone buttons.
The 'Value of Apples,.
'
Apples are said
pp to be tho best Poon
for brain workers, as they contain
r
mote phosphoric acid than any other
fruit. They also promote sleep and
thoroughly disinfect the mouth. A raw
apple is digested • in one hour and a
half. If taken. freely at breakfast with
breez breed and no meat. they have
'an admirable effect on the system. 'For
those wbo da not care for raw apples
baked "ones are, equally goon;
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S1ItT11!i' 8
:lDE'7L' E
An Honest and Earnest : Friend of
the Sick 8looaks.
Ile Tolls 1Cta Patlentil to VierDahiai's kidney
I'i11y end the ateults Prove Ills \I'is•
dont in Bal IAolug.^
l'{icolet, Que., Mar. 25.—Special.—Dr.,
W. Smith, of thie place, reports two
cases of Kidney Disease cured by
Dochl s Kidney Pills, which are very.
striking testimonials to the merit, of
this great medicine. The subjects are
Mr. Caleb Rivard and Mr. Joseph
Hamel.
Mr. Rivard suffered from incontin-
ence of the urine day and night.He
was eo worried by the discharge of
urine at night, ,that' he: purchased
from, Dr. Smith a rubber instrument
to protect his bed. Dr. 'Smith, advised
Kidney Pills. die bought -some' and
soon reported to the doctor that he
was quite cured. The trouble had en-
tirely disappeared.
air. Hamel writes of ,his case t—
T'suffered. with Kidney Disease for
three or four years so bad that I
would hate to lay' off work two or
three days every week. T was' con-
tinually sick, and was forced to walk
likean old man, being all bent with
the pain. • I had lost all my energy.
I heard of Dodds:Kidne'y. P'ills'. 'Af-
ter Ihad taken a few 'doses, I was
delighted to find myself improving.
Thus encouraged, I continued, and
after the third box my trouble had
entirely disappeared. I could stand
and walk upright without any pain
cg stiffness whatever. This is over six
months ago, and I have not had the
slightest return of the trouble or
pain."
These cures have ,caused quite a
sensation in this neighborhood, as
both gentlemen are well known.
Dodd's Kidney Pills: are very popu-
lar in Nieolet.
PARLIAMENTS OF THE WORLD.
British House of Coauwons Ilan the aargtet
I:ody of haiw-.11aatltcr�.
The largest parliamentary body of
lawmakers is. the British l House of
Commons, the membership of which
is 670. The French Chamber of De-
puties, representing a constituency
numerically smaller than, the British
Commons, has a membership of 584,
the Italian Parliament 508, the Hun-
garian House of Representatives 453,
the Spanish Cortes 431, the Austrian
Reichsratl. 425, and the German
Reichstag; the smallest of the Euro-
pean. Parliaments, 397.
The present membership of the Unit-
ed States House of Representatives,
is 357, which i$ less that that of any
of the European law -making bodies,
and the next House of Representatives
will be made up of 380 members.
In large American States the gen-
eral tendency is to limit the member-
ship of the Legislature, so that it
shall not be unwieldly, though there
are 250 members of the lower house.
of the Massachusetts Legislature and
181 members of the lower house of
the Georgia Legislature.
The Canadian Parliament, under the
apportionment of 1892, (consists of 213
members. The Iioule of Greece con-
sists of 2x07 members and the Chamber
of Deputies of Brazil has 212 mem-
bers.
T cured a horse of : the mange
with MINARD'S LINIMENT.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.
Dalhousie.
I cured a 'horse badly torn by a
pitch fork. with. MINARD'S LINI-
MENT.
EDWARD LLNLiE'.
St. Peter's C.B.
1 cured a horse' of a bad swelling
with MINARD'S LINIMENT.
T73OMAS W. PAYNE.
Bathurst, N.B. j ,
When. Ding Edward VII. was a boy
he very often event down from Wind-
sor to Eton, 'where Sze, had more than
one friend at the•school. It was by
the express wish: of the Queen that
evh'en the Prince of Waled -id -sated the
college he was to be received with no
ceremony. This was literally carried
out on one occasion, When the young
Prince, wandering away from the Gen-
tleman -in -Waiting was suddenly
,greeted by a boy with the familiar
question: "What's your name 9 Where
do you board 9'Who's your tutor ?" The
Prince saw: the situation and gravely
'replied : "My name is Wales ; I board
at Windsor Castle; and my dame—
not my
ame--•not;my tutor—is the Queen." Then he
shook hands with the inquirer, who
so far fromibeing abashed, ',merely re-
marked, " You're in ver,; good iqua.r-
tern, sir." i
Thlg signature, is en every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo. uinine Tablets
Q:
e remedy t cures a.eolai Lr. one
1,119 that _... :.�.
F I
For two; hours a faahlona'ble lady
kept the draper exhibiting his goods,
and at Itlhe enol ,elf that period she
Sweetly aske .W
"Are you euro you
have shown Inc everything you have ?"'
"No, madam," said the draper; ".I have
yet an old account in nay ledger I'11`
gladly show' you. He did not need
to ,allow any More. : (
I'ATOIILNG UP TWO NAVAL RELICS
Two of the most venerable, relics of
the I'rencl.f cavy --the diepatch (boats
Inconstant and Papia—have been
bought by the republic of ?Ecuador and.
are now; being patched up to be sent
to their destination.
Colonel lvl
Ke e: '
k clf, during the siege
of Kimberley, was `approached by a
private who asked "Colon
el, when do
you expect were l
� ,going 'to get some-
thing to eat 2" ' Eat I ,excl'lif e n d the
Colonel, '-did you join the armymere-
ly ly: to get something to eat 2" "Well,
that's about the size of it." " Here,"
'
calling an officer give this
somethipg to eat:," gt him r
and then have him
shot." The officer understood the
joke, and replied:. " All right, Colon-
el." The private; exhibiting no alarm
said: "Boil mea'ham, bap'n, stew up
,a couple of chickens, bake two or three
pounds of potatoes, fetch'' a gallon .o'
beer and loaduns.
erg With g WiC h such in-
ducements the man that wouldn't be
willing to die is a blitherjn' .idiot."
A :hearty meal was prepared for the
soldier, but he still lives.
You need not cough all night and dis-
turb your friends there is no occasion for
you running the risk of contracting in-
flammation of the Tangs or consumption,
while you can get .13iek1e's Autr-Con-.
sumptive Syrup, Timis medicine cures
coughs, colds, ]uflanzmatlon of the :lungs
and all throat and chest troubles. I•t pro-
motes a free and easy expectoration, which
immediately relieves the throat and lungs
from viscid phlegm.
Fond Mother, g to daughter;—"Jen-
pie,
hter;
Jen-
nie did
you kiss tyoung Gaskins again
to -night 2" Daughter --"Yes, 1nam-
Hila; he's just lost 'an uncle, and .1 was
sot sorry for him. Fond Mother:—
"Well, Jennie, let this be the last.
I'm afraid if you keep on encourag-
ing
I g
in'g him with your sympathy, Inc:
won't ''have a relative left in the wide,
wide. world."
Iiiaard's Liniment Cures' Dandruff.
Very Young Man—"You wouldn't
think it, but I've just paid X5,000
cash for a house, all made 'by myf own
pluck ;and perseverance." Young
Lalcly-"Rs'aliy! What business are
you in -2 Very Young Man -"I'm a
son rn-la'at.
•----mea--- '
Are your corns harder to remove than
those that others have had? Have they
not had the sante -king ? Have they not
been cured by using Holloway's Core
Cure ? Try a bottle.
Well, you knots', Mr. Winters," said
Miss Oldfield, airily "a girl of eigh-
teen is quite, as' Old as a:man of twen-
ty-one." "Oh, frequently," retorted
Winters ; I know an eigliteen-year-old
maiden who was born in 1872."
Employer, sternly, to clerk, -"I'm
not .nt . all. satisfied with your ac -
a t r.Clerk—"Why
e ' h
coca�t ,s, B gs e Gl,xk.—"W y not,
sir ? 'Aren't they well : dome 2 Em-
ployer -"Yes, too well done; they're
cooked.
STATE of Onto, CITY' EP' TOLEDO, } ss.
Luc,ls COUNTY. '•
FRArrrc J. CHIENEY makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of, F. J. CHENEY &r.
Co., doing busine s'in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE IO1JNDRJCD DOL -
LA RS for each and every case of CATARRH
that, cannot he cured by the use of Marls
CATARIin CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 5th day of December, A.D. 1300.
A. W GL EesON'
i SEAL. : Notary P•ubllc.'
hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
• F. J. CIIENISY Sr,. CO., Toledo, 0
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Ilal1 s Family Pills are the best.
THA T : BOY AGIADT.
Mrs. Eilkins, sweetly—Do have an-
other piece of cake, Cousin John.
Cousin john—Why, really, I:ve al-
r'.eady had two ; but it's so good I
believe I will have another. 0
Little Johnnie, excitedly,—Ma's a 0'
winner ! Ma's a winner 1 She ,said
she'd bet you'd 'make a pig of your- -
self ! 1 st. atvaltata.ear as mw
WE CIIALLI NQls' Till,
NO1
D to produce a dunk as gratifying -
s
You notice the fine' paints when you drink it.
Little style, best of quality and accurate quantity.
Lead Packages 25, 30, 40, 50 and 60 Cfxsits,
REGULAR ANNIVERSARY. i
l[Terey—Girls; take things 'tio litet
ally, you know.
Ferd-As .for example ?
Five years ago, when in sister
Y
wail 25, I wished her many happy re-
turne. And ifu o
y believe it, her
twenty-fifth birthday returns regia+
larly every Year. .1
A SUBTLE ISA.NC ,
, L,L+ VLRUIat�.NC'L.
What, nralceso m
y u ;iau..,ll at every-
thing that young man says ?
Because I dislike 'flim, answered
,Miss Cayenne. T want to get et Ili
m to
thinking he can't open, his lips with-
out saying something' clever, and:
then watch him make a fool of him-
self.
l'tinar ' a Neuralgia.,
+� s LIni11Ic1It igclioves
A Magistrate who prided hinfself on
his sense el justice ';vias called upon
to estimate tlhe damages which : a
cow; had/ done bd a garden. He viewed
the premises] and ,gave liberal dam-
ages, whereupon he wat introduced to
the•mar'auding cow, which turned out
to be his own, whereat: the consci'en-
tiduS mlagistrate was enraged.
Prevent Disorder.—At the first symp-
toms of internal disorder, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills should be resorted to im-
mediately. Two or three of these sani-
tary pellets, taken beforegoing to bed,
followed by doses of one or two pills for,
two or three nights in 'succession, will
serve as a preventive of attacks of dys-
pepsia and all the discomforts which fol-
low iu the train • of that fell disorder:
The means are simple when the way is
known
Workmen's wages average 48s. 'a
week in the, `United States, 40s. in Aus-
tralia, 31s. in England, ' and only 15s.
in Italy.
One trial of. Mother .Grave's Worm Ex-
terminator will convince you that it has
no equal as a worm medicine. Buy a bot-
tle and see if it does not please you.
[Compared with the death -rate be-
tween 1874-1878, improved medical sci-
ence saves 400' lives a day in the pnit-
ed Kingdom. .
Minard's liniment for see ev erpviiere
In 1890 there hvere 17,760 papers and
magazines published in the United
States and Canada. To -day there are
24,230.
FOR OVER 0' FT'rYEARS
MRS.'WINSLOW'S SoOrrtING SYRUP has been
-
used }iyanbtherafor their children tecth teething. Itsoo hes
the child,softens the Sums, :allays pain, cures wind,
colic, and isthe best remedy for diarrhxa. 25c.a bottle.
Sold by nil. druggists' throughout the world. Be sax*
and rile fa " Mra. wind CM'S Soothint Syrup,".
Tobacconist -cigars ?: Yes, sir. 'Here
Messrs. Northrop & Nyman Co, are the
proprietors of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil,
which is now being sold in immense
quantities throughout the Dominion. It
is welcomed by the suffering invalid
everywhere with emotions , of delight,,
because it banishes pain and gives inerant
relief. This valuable specific for almost
"every i11 that flesh is heir to," is valued
by the sufferer as more precious than,
gold. It is the elixir of life to manya
wasted frame. To the farmer it is iuuis
pensable, and it should be in every
house.
Poet—"Did you get my book of son-
nets that I Sent you?" His friend
"Oh, yes—delightful! L couldn't sleep
till I'd read 'em."
A Cure for Costiveness. ---Costiveness
comes from the refusal of the excretory
organs' to perform their duties regularly'
from contributing causes usually disor-,
ordered digestion. Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills,preparedscientific i
,nn scieut f,. principles, are
so compounded that :certain ingredients
in them pass through thestomach and.
act upon the bowels so as to remove thcir
torpor and arouse them' to propel ,action
Many thousands are prepared to bear ter
timony to their power in this respect. ,.
After the .adoption of a proper
drainage system, mortality in Bristol
fell from 100 do 65 per 100,000 inhabi
ants. , 1
iliilld rd's Liniment' (dregs Burns etc,
The Yedrlo earthquake of _ 1703 !was
a world's record for destructiveness.
One hundred' and ninety thousand
were killed.
T, N. U
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or STRIPED at low prices. Sam;
pies furnished on request. Special
quotations for car loads or large
are some I got in specially for Pres- lots. Write for prices.
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will it do any good ? Of course di
it will if it's the right Paint. The
right Paint will : preserve the
house, beautify it, increase its
value and give it a smart appear-
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Ramsay's
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I1 you want to see inodels of
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learn all about Paint, drop a
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is a sure indics tion 'of Sexual ' Weakness or other Nervous trouble,
Failing Powers or Diseases of the KidneysandPelvic Region. A w'o
plan's backache tells of that weakness which makes it a labor and agony
to live. Backache „ �„f .,�;ti :'at home by the
and its numerous
causes can quickly
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and positively be c `"� a unique, safe
and successful method of electric treatment which gently and soothing
ly dispels pain and saturates the whole body with renewed vigor, mak-
ing life worth living. It' is known as
MoLoughiin's Method of self -Applied EEact icat Treatment.
It' is worn comfortably at night while the patient sleeps, and DOES
NOT BURSA OR RUSTIER, as do other, appliances which have enough
power to be curative.
patient applying
to the aching spot
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After you are cured you can pay me, and then the price will be only one-half
what is asked for the old style belts, which have been blistering and burning the
backs of the wearers for the past 36 years. Aly Belt is three times as strong as any other Felt sold, and is the only one
6xtraots from a Few of the Testimonials on File in Otw Of?ica %
Iwouldas to nil who are trorlblel:with lame Dear Sit,-Yonrl3o11Sascurecitnywelnir tank, I Iwon11maty that y,ac belt has done alt•ou
back mitt all cLscases emumOri nmerng mini, i,hat .Hover fCel any pam note. I told yoit bcfmo 7gof claimed ,E �Fndld. Ihv,Cr, iaot nn Hobo or ie pair
youriioltio what they want to get. Yews truly, yotlr Halt 1. could hallclly a15 en: after a hod clay's now, I world net mite treble what. I pn id for it.
c •idge Ont. : A. L. Widdifielit : work, ' A ila �'s work to not toil to me now. J1'nluta ibec Labe , at ' M
Uxbridge u . vo S 1 0 w:] , 1_c7)e,irlott..
I woritd not takorloalble what 0 paid for your Thos., W. Terris,.. 1 am perfectly Satisfied with your Belt es far as r
,. bco til Ont., 4 ,..
belt;t I could not get another, I haven't @ I1opc 1 c, haul n.pillt, 1 Jiepi ti gu,tl don Lottei,
troubled whir my back since rasing it, : Yoere Truly
_ Y,onca very trn}y,.. The �•ir'0tif to Ont.
FL'illranc ail;9 h.
an icon . Ont H. Davis: n pe ,ee0tvhi l coal to IncSic that ano_ heer , t
IC , 0 , name. stomas. tau. I feel confident Si.Ll b ,cub tont in another er
..:o i :Dear have disappeared pares in knee and ty back port's o
saki entirely well, •h minis allgoneniiil ionbi.'ltvillbeeulircl�
1Vry b s e y tv e t e Hai month y cured, limbs have tit nppeai'ed entirely, My baric is O. 1C.
at}mntmeiv troubles have leftnio. DcILm•tliou^e 1t, A. 11 erinrcn'
Renfrew, Ont.' Janreshargnlinrson 21 FairAvcune, "Brantford, Ont. Chnl,mr,il2an. •
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