Exeter Times, 1898-5-19, Page 5f
tr nstC talks" the . 'ks
�nidic value of
. $cows Sarsaparilla.
Merit in medicine means the power to.
cure. Tlood's Saraapaxilla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there -
lore 1t has true ihexit. When you buy
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and take it according
to directions, to purify you: blood, or
pure any of the many blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to cure is there. You aro not
trying an experiment. It will make your
blood pure, richand nourishing, and thus
drive out the germs of disease, atrengthen
the and build up the whole system.
00
Sarsaparilla
Rev. Mr. and Mrs Muir and feenrly,
of Brucefield, left last week on a ppr'o•
Imaged to Scotland, where their
parents live : we wish them a very
pleasant yoyage.
At the adjourned nieetitsg of the
license commissioners for South Huron
licenses were granted to the River
Hotel, Baayileid,and the Elliott mouse,
for the full year, and to the Queen'e
for six Mouths.
The 45th anniversary of the opening
of the Bayfield Road Presbyterian
ohurch will be celebrated on Sunday,
May 22nd, when Rev. Alexander Grant,
of St. Marys, will eozrduct the seryices
both morning and evening..
A woman who is weak, Irervous and
a �
Isthebest, infant -the One TrueBloodPurtiler.
_prepared only by Q.I. Hood & Co , Lowell, Mass.
Hood's 9s hiisD:ro not_ ug,gpn. 2o
Additional Locals.
it is expected that the 24th of
a jay will see the close of the present
parliamentary. session.
The election expenses of Jos. Beck
a amounted to $175,
,
Huron
West
lI
-n
41.
.T. Ga
crow $4
:
s J
�v11i1 it cost
Wm, Graham, of Stanley,has return-
ed frotn Liverpool, having disposed of
We load of cattle at a good figure.
There are only_ two inmates confin-
ed at the Huron jail, all the winter lod-
gers having left, now the spring has
cone.
li'I,iselAgnes Gemnlill,ofriiondville,
left on Monday for Brant Si, Mani-
toba, for
toba, where she intends g
some time.
sleepless,and who has cold tars s an
feet, cannot feel and act like a well
person, Carter's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation'remove
andremove nervousness,
rest.
.o
n
and give str >;
This week it is our pleasant duty to
record the marriage of Miss 'Anna
Morrison, of Brucefield, to Mr. Park,
of Stanley, which took pace at
r
hone in Stanley, last Wedn y Re
Mr. Muir performing the ceremony.
R. R '
R. Ross; dental student with Dr.
Agnew, of Clinton, has received notice
from the Dean of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario that he
has taken at the recent dental exanni-
notions . of that institution the
his year,
the highest mark. in
Mr. Ross has hosts of friends in and
around fensall, " Zurich; Dashwood,
Clinton,' and Blake, at the latter of
which he taught school for eleven con-
secutive years, who will be pleased to
hear of bis success in his college
.career.
Manyregretwill
t
to learn
of
the
s
ea
th
of Thomas Young, sr., a former res
i-
dent of Tuckersmitll, which sad event
took place at Rossburn, Manitoba, ou
April 25th, in the 02nd year of his age.
Mr. Young was born in the Black Isle
Rosshire, •Scotland, March, 1806, and
immigrated to Canada in 1840, nettling
on the 2nd concession of Tuckerstnith,
near Dippers, Where he reified until
1882. • . In that year
o
Manitoba with his family and settled
in Russell ccunty. He leaves behind'
him an aged partner, six sons and
three daughters.
igt168t Fld66 ill 1110 TOMO 01 I'd
Paine's Celery Compound the Hope of the`
Civilized .World.
Mrs. Win. Glen, of. Dungannon, had
the misfortune to fall last week, and
liece}ve a fracture of one of the small
bones in the arm.
Fon internal or external use Hag-
-yard's Yellow Oil cannot
bxcxe le
d
,•d
s a pain relievingsoothing
;£or all pain.
County President John Govenlock,
of Seaforth, says it is the intention
sof the executive to call a meeting in
the near future•for the reorganization
of the Patrons in Huron.
On Monday evening last while Chas.
Middleton, of Goderich township, was
driving home from his farm, his
horse
took fright and ran away,
g
Prinz out of the yebisle and breaking his
collar bone. "
The angel of death has once more
entered Brucefield, claiming as its
victim Mrs. Rose. -She was seemingly
-well in neverls
by stricken
rapoplexy, y,, from whiiel
•egrain eel' consciousness.
A MARVELLOUS OUR IN ST, JOH; ' � NFL .
Another Proof that Paine's Celery Compound Cures
When the Doctors rail
_.__ JOHN'S,
FH A4 T/i
To gain adm
Faroe, honor, reputation, worth and
wondrous achievements must be some
of the necessary qualifications.
Paynes Celery eleryClompoundhasgained
all of these in its work of, life-sav-
ing in the world It has salved hus-
band,
b:a;nd, wife, sister, brotherand
child to
the family after the efforts of the best
physicians proved unavailing. i
p Paine's Celery Compound is do ug
its grand wok every day, bringing
th
joy and happiness to nusands of
homes.
'.Che euro; of • Mr. E. Landy, of St.
Johns, Nfld.,is worthy of the attention
of all sick and suffering people. The
results as' described etiyyerMr.
man and
should induce every suffering g m and
`v
ittance to the Temple of l at e
The brickwork on the new Doherty
factory, Clinton, will be completed in
a few days if the weather stall keeps
•,•fine. As many as 191 persons were
ca pacittie ontbeone tinge last weekin ax�ouss
capacities,
A fashionable wedding was celebrat-
ed in St. Paul's church, lVingham, the
principals being Miss Edith May,a
daughter of Mr. H. Davis, collector of
ustoms, and Charles N. Peake, of
• Toronto. Ven. Archdeacon Davis, of
London, and Rev. Canon Davis, of
'Sarnia, uncles; f the bride, and Rev.
Mr. Lowe,- rector of Wingham, per-
formed the ceremony.
At the meeting of the Hoinaesv
ille
-Templet's on Monday night they ap-
ointed a ''committee to wait upon the
eague, and ask fora union of they two
for the purpose of •carrying on more
-+effectively • the plebiscite campaign:
They intend going to work and making
a thorough canvass. They also invite
:other liodies, `whether strictly temper-
ance or not, to unite with them.
It is very surprising that the people
of Bayfield have not yet seemed to
learn the lesson that allowing horses,
avows, pigs, geese,.sheeP, etc.,, to roars?
nbout.the streets is the means of keep'
ing a great many visitors from town.
The people in -more distant towns and
rides, who know this to beethe •ease,
go some place• else, when `otherwise
they would go to that really pretty
• village.
The other day while Dr. Turnbull
-was wheeling inGoderich township,
ef u
se
d to
•
lie carne to a farmer who i
give him half the road, and as a conse-
quence there was a collision that upset
the dentist, The Dr. bas a badly in-
,• lured hand through the mishap that
• will .for a few days handicap him in
his work. Dr. Turnbull. it is under-
stood, will take legal proceedings
-against the person who ran over him.
At about 6.30 on Monday morning,
smoke was discovered in, volumes,
/coining out of the barn of Jas. Col-
slough, base line, Goderich township.
The neighbors instantly came to his
assistance, and by the very hardestand
most persistent kind of work, succeed-
ed in saviugthe barn from destruction;
in fact before much damage was done.
The fire wa's in the straw mow, and by
a• liberal application • of water they
kept it from spreading to any other
part of the barn.
Alexander Scott, rnetwith a very
painful accident on Friday last. He
was working with a shaper in the
Broadfoot & Box factory, Seaforth,
when,in some way,his hand gotcanght
in the machine and it was mangleclrn
a terrible manner. It was found that
a portion of every finer on the left
hand had been taken off and the first
fingerhad to be entirely removed,
while, the band was otherwise cut and
injured. This is the third time he has
suffered from similar accidents, and he
has lost' at least one finger from his'
right band and some of the fingers re-
moved this time had been maimed
-
The Stanley council met atthecall of
the Reeve on Monday,all the members
were present. The tender of James
Donaldson for •25 thousand feet of cedar
at $13 per inti. *as accepted,to 'be de-
livered where required by council.
The repairs on' hall were found satis-
factory and Geo.
in fonll n. who
20, hh had.
e the
contract, p. i
ol-
lowing accounts were paid :-Sawyer,
Massey Co,, blade for road grader, "$8 ;
express on same, 50c.; Jas. McKie,bolts
for hall and grader, $2.60 ; W. J. Mit-
chell, printing, $3 ; J. Donaldson, tim-
ber, $8.60. Regular meeting of coun-
cil as Court of Revision on May 30th
at 10 o'clock. •
' A telegram from Portage la Prairie,
in the Winnipeg Free Press says :-
"John Ferris, a Portage plains farmer,
sold his grain this week, . and received
$13,000 in cold cash. This includes
some of his '90 wheat. Mr. Ferris nat-
urally thinks there is as much gold in
a Portage farm as can be made else-
where. it is such deals as • this that
break the monotony of a farmer's life,
andanake • the newspaper man think
there is metas inearlyhnewspaper busas much t-
in farming
- ness." Mr. Ferris is an old Huroniau,
being a son of the late Robt. Ferris, of
I
anv
and his ,1
�
ii i
Goderich township, 1, v
friends are pleased to hear of his good
fortune.
Take Your Choice'.
Wells Se. Riehardeon Co.,
GBNTr,EseEen-With great pleasure
Cel-
ery
l: matte known what your Paine's
ery Compound bas done for me, Last
December I was sick and suffered from
a heavy cold. My doctor said I was
run down, and advised me giveto up
my work (the tailoring business) as be
thought it was not conducive to nay
health. • Be gave arse medicines for my
trouble, also for indigestion and ner-
vousness. •• The medicines, however,
as
produced no good results, and I was
reduced is a mere skeleton, and carne
to the conclusion that I was going to
die.
Through the influence of an old
iaePaine s' eery friend who came to see me I was pre-
omiurto r
seseereerree
sere :...,: _... -- On Monday Robt. Thompson, Huron
veiled upon to iree Paine's Celery Coin-
mywhich legs. Ater using the first bottle
and the pills that go with"the Com-
pound, I had such good results that I
continued with the medicine until
had token seven bottles, when I found
myself as strong and healthy' as ever
before hi my life. Ram able to work:
at my trade as well as in 'former days,
and see no necessity for giving it up.
From the results that have blessed nay.
efforts with Paine's Celery Gorripound
I would strongly advise every sick
person to use the great medicine
which has no equal in the world.
EDWARD LANDY,
32 Plank Road, St. John's; Nfld.
d lie said would set me. on
Cole-
man's
working
in no l+
hila, g
• u
Kerr, �
e
no
. I� >
J
• ,• had
the mis-
fortune
, ih
of t
' Se G ,
mans stave mill,
fortune to get his band badly cut by a
saw which be was running.
Mr. Scott, an c,ldemployee in Broad -
foot's planing mill, Seaforth, got one'
finger taken off and three badly cut
while running a saw.
•
My friend, look here: youknow how
weak and nervous your wife is, and
you know that Carter'
sat Iron
will
l
relieve her, now why
it and buy her a box ?
The West Huron License Commis-
sioners met at I< n eetOr Paisley'sted of-
fice
fice on Monday,
monEhs' extension to Alex. Young, of
Kintta d.
FOR. oV1:R FIFTY li ARS.
AN ULD MID WELL -Warn ItmueAT.-•Mr8
WVinslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over while teethinugg, with perfect sions of uccess
It soothes the child, softensthe gums, allays all
pain, cures wind.
colic, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.iSolid
by druggists in every part
cents a bottle. Its value, 1s incalculable. Be
surd andasktake for other Window's Soothing
Syrup, .
II MirST REPURTS road, Gederich townsbip,very narrow -
Exeter, "D4av 18th,18fl8. y p
ll escaped what might have been a
erbushol .-, 1.05 toT.OG`` serious accident. He was removing
Oats.....
Wheat p ..•.35 to 34 i po'sts from the ground with the aid of
Baxley ••••.• ..•• ...99 to 40 =r his team, when one of the posts broke
Peas......... ..5a to 55
I2 to 12 and struck him on the face, rendering
Butter.-_... a to 0 him insensible for a short time.
Eggs ..
'Purkoye There are many forms of nervous
Geese..." • 4 to o debility in men that yield to the use of
Chickens per 1b • • . • • , 5 to 9 Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are
Ducks ...... 17 to 18
Wool. .: ., 2} to 21 troubled with nervous weakness,night
PDried resse . .• 050 to 5.50 sweats, etc., should try them.
Pork dressed 0 to
Pork live weight 500 to 11.2o0.00' -'r" ----------------'-`J
]lay Por ton , •$1.00 to x,5.00
Clover seed $1.50 to 55.00
Alsike clover ... $100 to $1.`35,
Timothy send ....
We Are Sure You Will Select
the Diamond -byes.
CATARRH -SEEDS, Is the breath
foul? The voice husky ? . Constant drop.
ping in the throat? Pain across the eyes
and front of the head? Losing sense of
taste and smell ?-proof that this all too com-
mon malady bas you as its victim Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has yet to find
a case too stubborn to yield to it. Relieves
instantly, and a perfect cure. •
• This wonderful remedy effected . spethe y and
permanent cure. I am willing to sp
enmy days in3 reading the good news
toot my fest of
ellow
sufferers. INo. BROWN, G,A•R Veran, 2446
36
l
Ida.
Marshall. St., Philadelphia.
Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter.
Han is always in the
��I�e �
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r
S b he .1.03 col OS 1f tt d
DT-TTZ's
London. May 18th,1898.
• Wheat per bushe -.11 to 341
Oats..., to GU
Peas ...
Barley
Buckwheat
Rye ......
Corn
Beans ......
Butter ..-.-.
Eggs
Dunks
Turkeys per ib....
Geese per 11,..
...
Chickens
Cheese... ,
Potatoes Per bag
Bay per ton
Pork per cwt..
There are several kinds of wretched
imitation and soap greese dyes that are
sold by some dealers for the sake of
1
ar
ne`tir
profits. These dyes es
bring
con-
sternation
despair to every experi-
enced housewife ;.who uses them. The
results maybe sr mined up as follows :
mixed, muddy colors,ruined garments,
and material,badtemper, arida shower
of wrath on the dealer who has sold
the deceptive dyes.
For long years the woven of Canada
have had before them the celebrated
Diamond Dyes for home coloring work.
These chemically pure dyes have car-
ried satisfaction and delight to all who
have used them. Old, faded and dingy
garments have, by the aid of Diamond
Dyes, been transformed into new and
beautiful creations ; money has been
saved, and the happiness of families
increased. Whore directions have been
faithfully followed, not a single failure
has been recorded.
If you are a novice in the work of
home dyeing, you have no* presented
to' you the varied classes of dyes that
purchase and tise. If you
you can
de-
sire success,protlt,andunruffled usurper
and home happiness, you must surely
decide in favor of Diamond Dyes -the
only warranted dyes in the world.
You cannot be deceived if the name
“Diamond" is found on each packet of
On
buy.
y
d
dyes
you
ARME
S
.381 to 50
...39 to 381
.,. $9 to 39
33 to 45
40 to b0
...13 to 14
10 to 11'.
G0 to 70
10 to 19
9 to 10
..50 to 75
"".. 5 to 10
80 tot 00
.$ 0.00 to $ 7.50
$1.50 to $5.00
The
Beate
are to za llr2fi1dila# us t
staying mea to
horey9
Reay -lo -Wear
Clothes.
The inside of one, of
1;;horeyrs ceats is here illus•
,.... - toted by a drawing made
` _ from a photo;raph. The
t, l grew advantage of a coat
4 f•', properly stayed is that it
........ • keeps its shape uintil its
worn out, and does not
look 1like an old garment after a, few weeks wear.
An ordinary ready-made garment may look well at
first but it is made
mak® all havea guarantee
to sell not to wear.
' card in the poc14et;
��i
,Sia:?,w j'9'. •ia •.. `, ° "'�',j'.i.'ey„y'S,+*�,�i {' ,.�'�i'Faysejsei"F„I' Ia :. '.
We would recommend those
suffering from COUGHS, COLDS,
and BRONCHIAL, troubles to
use WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM.
It is also a reliable remedy
for children.
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RUNNING SORE.
Mr. Stephen, Wescott, Freeport,
N.S., found (Burdock Blood Bitters)
a wonderful blood purifier and gives
his experience as follows: I was
very much run down in health and
employed our local physician who
attended me three months, ftn,iily
my leg broke out in' running ycr.y
with fearful , burning. I lead
teen running sores at one time,
from my knee to the top of my foot.
All the medicine I took did me no
good, so I threw it aside and tried
B. B.13.; when one-half the bottle was
gone, I noticed a change for the
better, and by the time I had -finished
two bottles my Leg was perfectly
healed and my health greatly im-
proved." -
We manufacture WINAN'S
LINIMENT, all excellent reme-
dy for NEURALGIA, AAINS,
�.�, SORE THROAT . RHEUM 'rIS'I
]INFLUENZA.
ASK YYOL'Ft 1.>15,A1.4.0,
'e
1.
BEST FORTABLE.AAIRY,AND FARM:,;
You will find.. at Bissett's Warer•oom
the following line of Agricul
tural Implements
BERING BIN condition OSi'-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER V Ol also co nd p
BALL BEARINGS
FOR DICKS LUNG'
uli line of Seed Drills, SYRUP.
Disc and Diamond Harrows'
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
A
Also WINAN's CONDITION
POWDER, the best in the mar-
ket.
Try our Lotion for scratches
On horses, a s
AND
STEEL SULKY RAKES. ' der for same
Cultivators ` SOLE AGENT
SE IMI MACHINES, ETC
The celebrated Knoll Washer
Raymond sewing and wringers
macbine
�" I
Gurney stoves and furances.
Huron's honored pioneers
Another of
leas departed this life.Mr. John
Henderson, of Seaforth, passed peace-
fully away' at his residence on North
Main street ou Sabbath last. 1d
r.
Henderson had reached the great age
.of 88 years and 11 months. He was a
aaative of Oxhain, Roxboro' Shthe
in
49cotlaud, where he was born
year 1800. Ile was the eldest son of
the late George Henderson, a' a was
one of forte brothers, John,
,dl.ndrew and William, all of whom
Teside iu '1GZcKilloj, on contiguon s
only
y
• i being
now w
Illy
Ln �'
farms,
Mrs,
' ors
M
1st ,
survivor, There were twosisters,
of whom
Lamb and Mrs. Easton, erson
are now .also dead. Mr.; fiend
• as rnitrried in the year 1827 to Helen
"ter of Mr. Saves Scott, of
Scott, a xis
'Roxboro' and Mrs. John Grieve, of Mc-
Killop. She died in 1876; Re came er
this country with his fainilsettled on he and other
SWIM.
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
SUITS
He is a sure fitter.
131s prices are away down.
His .goods are the best,
Call and examine his goods before
buying your
of directions and card of 48
eclors free to any address. Write to
Wells Sc Richardson Co., Montreal,
P. Q
er. hoaine,
8�re. .�.ft . '�00� $ P�08p
n tI .
Vie and recommended d by all
Sold and rocani ,. Only regi-
t
tsi
n0
an
ads
n s
dr yy
!fig medicine discovered. sit
reit-
able,
paekcrgcs guaranteed to of �bvs0
, 4 �..s o sexual weakness, all effeetti of of Ta
forms
or 000, Opium.
or Stimulaan s. Maileed o reeeipt
Ot price, Op
of plies, ono Pam o 51,s six, e tb a address. Ono e,
six MU Cure. -Pamphlets Ce t
'woott esiantianY, Wfndeor, Ostt4
Waggons ,
Buggies
J.
cl®
The -linehatham of the celebrated McLaon and ughlin
Buggies.
TALL SUIT \
W, joHNS,
r
The ar
`)'ftp
yflo
STERLING HEADACHE.(
MIL73URN S
Pow.omts cure the worst headache in
from five to twenty minutes, andleave
no bad after-eifects. One powder 5c.,
3 powders 10c., 10 powders 25c.
friends in 1834, and, se xlua
nofrcesr51On of Meli`i11ap, on the farru
now owned and occupied by Mr, Sas, Wood's Phesphoctino is sold in Exeter by
:L,ocklaart.
, .7. W. Drowning, druggist.
ER LOADED!
C. LUTZ
Nursery Stock Vols
BOOR Agents
g eoi
sl
�le�l
Imle �
al
•lava p
rico
pg Or anyone desiring to better their
position suet increase their income
write
is on the increase.
should us The demand for home
. grown
We want more leen. If you want
steady, paying work, write us.
WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES E'REE.
WE IIAVE THE LARGESTNURSERIES IN
THEDo1ZINXon.
WE PAT BOTH SALAIIY AND COMMIS.
SION.
`� 111:-d�9 WE ENGAGE EITHER WHOLE OR PART
TIME MEN.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR STOCK.
N NURSE'S STORY.
Tells how sho
Plewa Troubles. cured
if {Heart and
The onerous duties that fall to the lot 'a
nurse, the worry, care, loss of sleep,
irregularity of meals Soon tell on the
nervous system and undermine the health.
Mrs. H. D. Menzies, a professional nurse
living at the Corner of Wellington and
King Streets, Brantford, Out., states her
Every incoming freight train
since last January, emptied part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every •
foot of our largefloor space.
4.
We are not hurrying you to
Purchases, but many prefer to get
as near as possible the first choice
of new assortments,
Oras Stock of
Furniture of all kinds
complete.
more com
Was never 1�
always
va.s
Purchasdrs get from y
the lowest p
e t rices and the advant'
all the study of styles and
of 1
age
of the most perfect taste that we
can command.'
GIDLEY t SON,
!+"1TBNITURB AND tl ND•1 P.T;1 lEItS.
WEFIIRNISH PURCHASERS W1TH CERTI-
FICATE FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR, STATING OUR STOCK IS FREE
FROM SAN JOSE SCALE.
Our Nurseries comprise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables us to sell at the
closest possible figure.
Men Succeed with us who Fail with others
It will cost you nothing to learn
what we can do for you.
andwprofitable Don't
anwrite emp oyinenou et an mess
ease as follows "Por tkne as shortnessyr1
1 have suffered from wea ,
al itation of. the hear
breath and .15 p
The least excitement would makeSutter, yh0
I even found
4
night
tter and at
dilideal
to sleep. After i got ASilbuxnr a 8ear6 an
Nerve sills 1 'experienced' bat reeve
urn their use t P
and on aoiatiri g..
menu has been meriteduntil now all t la old
symptoms are gone and 1 airs comp i y f xs1 Worsteds and Tweeds, are
auxe
a.,,
Milburn"a Ueart and Nerve rim cure
Anwetiaia, Nervoueneps, Weakness, Slag-
Sossiaess,
Val itationt Throbbing, Fain
Sp,
ells
in tiness or any condition :going
from Imp
�
- Impoverished Bltlod, 7ri130
toted
�eris.
Nerves ort^ ink gealcl.
;las Loading Spezi hots lllm Amato
20 YEWS 1.$ 1..,1i •
250,000 0li E0.,
•
ViE CURE EMISSIONS
S
Nothing can be more de raiiib:rg to
Young or middy -aced men than the Pres a x�
enco of these "nightly losse,..,.'" They l 'i
Produce weakness. nerForrlless, m feeling
of disgust and a whole 'triino svmp oma }"
They unfit a man for business. xua ri°l )mss
life and social happine. No matter f;
whether caused by evil habits ;n youth,
natural weakness or sexual excesses, our �1
New Method Treatment will positivoly {••••
mire you.
O CURE- O PAY
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
A &ni t of Ul othes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. 3'.
SNYILL 1183701' disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
THE
ACYCLE
11&W
Winter Goods
taxa -Liver P llseeleanooatedtonu s•
w
now on our shelves
, andweill
take iriuoh pleasure in showing
them to you. There are . ,inany
t
other lines that ` are specially at •
a.otive.
'Reader, youneed help. Early ds
later excesses may have weakened eu
Iilsposure may have diseased you. X ou
will erre you• ilYou Your= no risk.ur NOW
250„000 CURED
sale
••• Man -You. aro i
Yor i�
and haggard; nervous, irritable and ex-
citable. You become forgetful, morose,
and desponde • blotches and pimples.
sunken eyes, ;wrinkled face, stooping
form and downcastcountenancereveal
the blight of your esistunco.
CURRIOCELE,
No matter hot: serious your ease may e
be, or how long you may have had it, our,.1
NEW METHOD TREATMENT urn U i
cure. it. The ''wormy
veins"to
their normal condition and hence tho!
sexual organs receive proper nourish-
ment. The organs become vitalized; all
unnatural drains or losses cease and
manlyowers return. No temperarY
benefit. but a�ppermanent euro assured.
NO CURE, NO PAY. NO OPERA-
TION NECESSARY. NO DETEN-
TION FROM BUSINESS.
TIIE RACYCLF which gave
such thorough satisfaction last
year and was alle.acl of all other
wheels in improvements, again
takes the lead this year. Our sales
were large last year, but this year
already they have Zeen phenom-
enal. This in 1ls4lrslxeaks for the
success of the' w'htdi. .
In pedaling on¢,ii,'lirtually walks.
In climbing a UV? e sits in the
'
sande relative„tpahtion over the
pedals;' that hef,,tWould on any
other bicycle eti a level -street.
It is not the' gear so much as the
he
rider. To get a
position
0
ft
wheelbarrow to the top of a ,hill,
would 3. -cu get in front of it W and .
pull it up, or behind it and :push
it up ?
To sit directly over your pedals
on a Racycle and push down axed
back, is much easier that} . to s1
back in your saddle, on a bicycle,
and shove forward, trying to pull {
yourself by your handle bars .
Our 84 gear can be propelled
easier than other wheels at 68.
To sec them is to buy.
THE RACYCLE is a bicycle,
but a bicycle is not a Racycle. • `
In presenting the Racycle nar-
row Tread, 1898 Models, we take
it for granted the public realize
that no bicycle can be higher in
grade or better in material. If
not, we guarantee it to be so.
Competition has forced aranu-'
facturers to avail themselves of
every new improvement to such j
all extent that the .value of a
wheel can no longer be hidden
behind a name plate.
CURES GUARANTEED
We treat and cure SYPHILIS,
GLEET EMISSIONS, IMPOTENCY,
STRIC'i`TYRE. VARICOCELE, SEMI-
NAL
EMINAL LOSSES, BLADDER AND K-
FlseCLCSR11 BOOKSFREE. HARGE
MODERATE. unable to
il. write
fora QUESTIONN BLANK for ROME
TREATMENT.
3ntIEratea
KENNEDY &R
148 SHELBY STREET,
OSTRor , 6V1ICH.
a
N
PERFECTION AT LAST.
It e
tf�
V't"eoP100,'
WARRANTED EVERY TiME.
TRUSSES
N
NEW
IN'
DESIGN',
NEW IN PRINCIPLE,
NEW IN APPLICATION.
A large assortment ofthe best and
Finest approved 'Trusses and Meehan
cal Appliances always in stock, pur-
chased sed tareatirote thematrfa
•� cturer�
a.
n
'
r
c
We guarantee every Truss to be
made with the finest English steel.
PI#,IOES VERY MODERATE,
Sole A:geney
DOMINION LAI3ORATOR`i'.
J. W. BROWNING, Pone
Althoughwe make a specialty:
of the "Racycle," we hand?
several
makes of w
h
Eels
,
and ea
supply the wants of all. We can:
give you a bicycle from 30 Up>
and guarantee better value fol''
the moneyany
one than deaet in the
county, We carry the largest
stock in the county and : sell a1
closerp rices. A visit to our show's
rooms will convince anyone 01
thisfact.
C0Oppgg�
D11
K . ,
Huron
for
Agents
LIMTDED HOWARD,
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Agent for :1 xett4
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