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Mr. Alvin Tisdnl of Gilbert Plains. ,Mun, spent a. few days last week at, film bruueof Mr. '1‘. [1. Keys. le death occurred of Sarah McMil- Uen Wile of MI. J. McNuwn on Tuesng .nf last, wvok. The funeral took place mu Thm'sdny afternoon. The funeml of Mr. Richard Watson .va'l‘hmuhill, took place to the cemeâ€" zlery here last Thursday afternoon. Mr. D. McDonald and family of Pur- ] leville wow (1 into the new house late- , y occupied by '1‘. Ohatburn and fam- ily. The annual meeting of the West York Farmer’s Institute was held here on Wednesday afternoon and evening uf last week. The speakers were Miss S. Campbell of Brampton. Mr. H. Grose of Lefmy. and Mr. Hughes uf the Fur-filers’ Dairy, 'l‘in'untn. Mr. \V. W'alkington of King acted as chair- man. The addresses bV the different. Speakers Were very interesting and were listened tn attentively by large audiences. In I he aftermmn the meet» ing of the VVomen’s Institute was held in the Vestry of the Methodist. church. Miss Campbell Spuke on “Housakeep- i‘ugand Hmueumking.” A duet was sung by Miss Myrtle Suigeon and Miss Lynda Kefi’er, and Mrs, Huntley cun- tt'ibuted a. piano 3010. In the evening HIP ladies served tea in the hull. and a large number spent a. verv sociable Line. Altugl‘lher, these meetings were considered the. most. successful illld the most interesting ever held here by the Institutes. A NEW WEBSTER’S _ NEW ' INTERNATIONAL ’ Mr. J. H. Kirby has sold his resi- ds-nce to Mr. O. McDonald of Maui- Lulm. and intends moving to Toronto with his family about, the fist of March. ._ BIéHEmND HILL. 0mm On Sunday night, Ex-Aldermnn Vaughan wt Toronto spoke on the sub- jI-gt m l\1lr::sim_l_§. ‘ The new street lamps arengreut implm emenb tn the village. , The annual meeting of the congre- gations uf bl. Paul’s and St. Andrew’s «:hmches was held here on Mondayuf lust, Week. After the business was transacted tea was served and all hp 'nt an hour in suciul inburcuurse. 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Have you qut hope? Are you; intending to marr 7? Has _ your blood been disemod? Have 30:; any_ woo “as f? cur Niw IETImD 'l'REATMcNT will cure you. What it has 69:19 droihors 1t wi. .o for you. Coiiiukulion Free. No matfcr who has treated you, v. me for an ltorost cp‘nion Prue cf fihaxge. Books Freeâ€"“Boyhood, Manhood, Fatherhood." (Illustrated) on Discoges of Men. YO NAMES USED WITHOUT \VRXTTEN CONSENT. PRIVATE. No ‘nlmen on [20er firrjyg'pges;_ Evelything Confidential. Question U“; and Cost of Treatment BLOOD POISON'S are fihe most prevarenzt and most serious diseases. They sap the very life blood of the victim and unless entirely eradicated frum the syrtcm will cause 501:1 nus complications. Buwamof Mercury. It. may suppress the symp normsâ€"our NEW METHOD cures all blood. diseases. - WARE of all kinds. WBIGOSEVEEHS BEBE ‘5; FOR HOME TREATMENT. The undersigned Wishes to thank the public for past namronâ€" age, and inform them that he keeps a. full line of STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, DAMP- ERS, WIRE. 860. ABO‘HARD- Tinsmithing done in all its branches, grinding, filing, repair- £03,860. This modern Crusade, like the one of old, is a Winning fight. The death rate from Consumption in this province shows a decrease of over 25 (/0 in the past few years. Every reader knows of the ravages of this disease; how, teo pfte’n, the bread-winner of the family falls a victim, or the young man or young woman, with a promise. of a happy and useful life, is stricken down. HAS YOUR BLOOD EEN DISEASED? Nearly 6000 of these poor sufl‘erers have been cared for in our Consumptive Homes in Muskoka and near Weston. To-day we have 300 patients under treat- mentâ€"patients who, if they had the money, could not through fear of contagion gain admittance into other hospitals. In the Muskoka Free Hospital alone we are now caring for 156 patients. 128 of these cannot pay a single cent for the cost of their maintenance, 15 pay 705. per clawz 1 pays 5\7c. per day! 12 pay 50¢}, or_ less per day. ’ l Money ta pay doctors, food, nursing and caring of these sick ones, is urgently needed. Will your readers help and have the joy of sharing m a work that has the promise of the Master‘s reward? E4 S- ALDINA AVE. TORONTO Our Trustees, having faith in the generous-hearted people of Canada, have continued to» carry on this wqgk during the past year. NO NAMES USEQ WITHOUT wgnrgN gons;m;._ FRIV‘AIE: N9 TO THE PUBLIC 5%“ NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Confined to His Home for Weeks. This cross (in red) has been adopted in Canada and all'over America as the emblem under which the Crusade against Consumption is carried on. MEANING OF THE CROSS “Heavy work, severe straining and evil habits in youth brought on Varicose Veins. When 1 Worked hard the aching would become severe and I was often laid up for a week at a time; My family hysiciem told me an operation was my (Inly hopeâ€"hit. I dreaded it. tried several specialists, but soon found out all the? wanted was my money. {commenced to lock upon all doctors as little heme» than rogues. One day my boss asked me why I was of: worle much and I told him mg condition. He a:lvis:d me to consult 14m. Kennedy & Kennedy.as ehacltaken treatment from than hit. elf and knew they were square and ski:l.‘ul. I wrote than and got: THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT. My progress was somer at slow and during the first month‘s treatment. I was somewhat (liSCOul‘fl/Si‘du However, Icontinued treaxment fiox‘ three monihs lfinjex: anl was rewarded withaeomplete cure. Icou‘d only ,eam i=1: a wait in a machine shop before treatment, now I am earning $21 and never loose a day. I Wlsh all sufferers knew of your valuable treatmm h. HENRY C. LOCUS’I‘. 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