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editor' of the SOTINEL,- and - intended . at once, either by note or cash, or they
for PUblication. We must .haye the will be placed in court for collection.
STEWART, LUCk110W- Planing-
xame .of the atithors in every
IIOcase,-not WALTER ,
Liquor'Licen.ses
, Overcoats-, and Ladies' necessarily *--for Pubfication/ but as a Mins.
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-elNiantles and jackets.-
In.. o-rder to oTeatly reduce
.onr -stock ;the above 'lines
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we .- are pfter-ing [thein at
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_guarantee of- goodfaith
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• fits Valentine . Applications for licenses throughout
'yoang yaribusinspectors •up till the 1st of
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female called at the home of a
f
province will be received by the
It is said that a heavily veiled
the
farmer -6f Kinoardine toNvriship on the April. Applicants must furnish the
k taming a- fine .S0.111ple ties asla,pndsmen at -the tinae of making
"...evening' Of: sure
St. Valentine S- Day„: uataa-e.'of t.W.o..goocl and.- siif6.cient
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the rtunor 13,e, :fablse Or'itrue: -so :cant, -6t license -Must 'fOniSh 9,P -certificate d
SliONY • • say, -.
ew
- - of an enabryo avriculturist. 'Whether application.- - Any a plica t for a
greatly prites as the it' a 1$!.qs e con
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Overcoats.
for ,$5.50 tor 10
for .7'75; $12 for. t$9.251and
$14 for
and- Jrkjets
for $3.75 ; $5.50:foir $4,
NV $4 50 $10 for
11.
or
6.
$12 for 9 ; 12 50 for- $9.25;
and $19 toi
Beside g the abov.
_a large. number 0
our Bargain Coim
will be to your i
gee.
we have
Imes on
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whih
teTest'" to
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-L. 11,,& B. N6rth• -
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Kinloss •-
W. &-B, North
(loderich - •--
interthediate Points
is. it & B. NOvt.h.
Langside
V,� &.z. sni.-kth
H. &B., South
• H. & B. S•ontb.
-W. G.& B.North
Halyrood _
; inlough
Kinloss
ARitrvis.
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3481p. in,
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9 00;p. m, " -
10.3Wp.
• Tuesdays atld
a 00 icit -in- -Fridays
- 9..30p. me
•10.00 a.m•-•
3.-20 p.
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Daily
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Ed tors Soclat.
The;nat. . Court Sherwood,
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Canadlan- Order .o resters; of this
Village? and. their friends' -Will- hold ,.-a
sOcal in their lode.rooM on the' first.
.Monduiy -. evening . in -: March.- -' 'Ail
energetic com,rfrlittee has.been.:- appoint-
ed to lbok afterthe.arrangements and
everything will- be done to. make. it li,
pleasant ailair. : • - ---- °
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The mernbers of .the' Liacknow
.Curling :Club -'-fiever.•. had a, better
opportunity ,of indulging: -in, their
f4,yorite pastime than. during the
present winter,: Since the advent of -
cold -Iteather Jimmy flunter has kept
the ice in -prime: , .conditio-n and on
Mondlay,. Wednesday and "Friday
evenilios-the lovers of: the roaiina
. game can and do enjoy . themselves
right royally.
Bigl Bliz:ard
A
.ragee
the,
genuine North West blizzard
here all day Sunday, which was
orst ever experienced- for many
years, andduring-the- night the mer-
cropto 6 degrees WOW Zero:Urydped1
• The wind blew a perfect.- hurricane
and the blinding snow struck the l face.
like _Small particles of ice. The trains
-froni. the north were 'blocked till noon
-on Mon.day When the track was cleared.
by tie- snow -plow. Many old resi4ents
claim it Was the - worst storm !ever'
witnesSed in this place:
by a majority of the electors entitled• to - - . - .
'vote at elections for the Legislative
Assembly in the polling stab -division
in which the premises sought to. be
licensed are situated, _and the Majority
Must include t 1e on on third of the
said who a•Aat the time bi-
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such application residents within thpoilrng e
sub-divisoni
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Easter Cards
.The custom of sendingi Easter cards
ha- been somewhat given up of late
years, but this spring titre will be an
effort- to revive it. Inst4a4, however,
of using the Cards prepared. 'for, shop
patronage they will more 'often be
&Ede at home by the lia4d of affection.
Excursion to Manitoba
The Grand TrUnk and C. P.R will
continue to run their cOlonist excur-
Sions from all parts of t Ontario and
_Quebec to Manitoba °aud the - North
West on Tuesday Feb. 28th, and every
-Tuesday during March and April. A
colonist Sleeper will be attached to
every eicaursion train leaving.
Terrible Accident
A terrible accident happened to Mr.
°John- Bell,• a well-known citizen -of
. „
POngannO.n.
The Rev. Mr. Kerrin will deliver a
lecture in. St Paul'sChurch Dungan.
non, ..on Wednesday evening, March
lsti on "Life , in the Argentine
ihejaublic,”. connalencing-at' 7 - o'clock.
As-iMr• Kerrin spent nearly four years
among the natives in that Republic
before comino•t.) to Canada he is. able to.
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speak from 'practical . observatipn, of
the -country ;,,t1).e manners and; Cus-
toms of the people. The leture T.- will
be i illustrated by examples ° of native
songs. •Adinission 15c--11.11 are i. wel-
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come.
OddfellOvve Social
. The annual sdoial the Indepen-
dent -Order of OddfellowS - ' the
village was held in their 'lodge-- room
ct
on Thursday evening last and like all
other entertainments- usually given by
'this boy wits a pleasant .affair, The
audience was. very - large .and . the ,-viell
furnished and Spaciousroom was taxed
to its. fullest - capacity With Oddfellows,
their lady friends and. Others, The
Committee- .of Management; . MeSsrs.
Dr. Gordon, Chairman, Harry Pierce,
Geo.- Lawrence,. A. McKenzie- and
°- Taylor, had . everything nicely
arranged/ and a gre-at deal _ of the
pleasure and success of the Social was
due to. their .energetic management.
The mu-_ -programme Was .Of- the
highest order- • and included Several
fine selections by the the I.Juckno-w
Orchestra, the Harmonica Band and
vocal solos and. duets by the Misses
-Latla Berry, .Emana.Peart, Nellie Mills.
Tuesc14,- by having his
foot andlower part of torn. -off
. while putting a belt on a pulley in his
brother's' furniture *factory. ..The:
doctors have amputated the Shattered:
.' limb; _but, little hopes.: are entertained
_for this recovery: •
- New Regalia ..
The OddfelloWS of this village have
ois71.recl froni.Messis. Morris, Of Toron-
to,. a new . outfit of regalia for: their
degree team Which will cost Some $325-.
They ha„ve,Iso recently purehased,frona-
the Gbderich Organ Company, through,
their agent G. W. Berry, a -fine'
- organ for use the lodge room. /The
- Lucknow- sociey is. one of -the strongest
_in:this part of the Province.- -
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Enjoyed the Nap
It is said that -a certain young man
of the village, who- is .nOt-particulaxlv
Ada--- BurgeSs; E.•. MCLearl Aggie.
He "Buys" Your Grain
If any of our readers are taken in
by fthe travelling fakirs, it is not
;because we have not time ani time
again warned them against it through
the colomns of the SENTINEL. At the
present time there is a plausible
scamp, dr perhaps a dozen ofj them,
going/through the country with a
new racket, but worked on tae old
skin -game principles. He makes a
contract with each farmer for his
-wheat, agreeing to pay $1.00 a! bushel
delivered at the nearest station when-
ever he desires it. In order ..to , bind
the contract he pays a little down and
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ats as good and the many intricate
dverae,nts and turns • were pre-
formed - in. - perfect time and pre-
icision. Miss Ea+.5on 'Whitely, ably.
-presided at the pia'no. • Mr. ° Richard-
son, f Paisley, .,.who happened to e
in
the village that - evening also gave a.
cola le of comic recitations" with good
effect. The-LacroSse boys have reason.
A.. • •
to feel proud �f the s-ucceis...of the en--
tertainment.,
!This May Be So
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i "As a general thing sa,ys an author-
lity, fl, cold, steady winter, Stich as we
have bit'd So far, is an advantage to
the amoral business of the country.
Cattle Come ina better condition in
spring. after a cold winter than therslo
after open'ones/ - such as we have had
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in ntario for the past five -years.
Thee is nothing which insures' with
more certainly a good crop of. winter
wheat than to have it lie .for weeks
under a heavy coating ,of snow. Such
a snow as we have now' protects the
roots oE the plants, keeps the ground
war16, and renders it less subject to
uphe,avals from the frost in the spring.
And it is claimed by many that a
heavyfall of snow is the "poor' man's
.
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manure," as it contams within itself a
fertilizing agent' (ammonia) of consider-
able ., .
value. - -
and-Latira- Berry. ,A couple of recita:
tions by Past Grand, Bro..- R. Pierce,
;of:Brantford, and Miss .130'4, were -
well received -and ioudty:-applaudect.
In response to a. vote ofthanks from
the OddfellOWs, .B.rO.. Pierce made -a
_pleasing ,and happy- reply.. -Speeches
were also Made by theiRev.. R.
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Anderson - of St'.. Helens • -Rev• • J1
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,Milis,of -Lticknow., and P. G., .Brol..
John -Peart.-... .The chair 'Was' occupied
by Past: (4 -rang Jas. -Bryan:.
agrees to pay the retnainder 'when' the
wheat is delivered:',- He only ap-
proaches -those who. have large' quanti-
ties._ He gets the contracts- and Will
hold them, never calling for the wheat,
-but will worry the farmer into . giving
him a nice little sum to "release the
-Contract."
The Carnival
The - fancy dress Carnival in the
rink on -Thursday evening last, though
not . as ,la,rgerly attended ..as
,vious one, was a
brillian
and the oututs of, the ma`,
were exceptionally fine and ,the' corn-
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t
quarders
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:istwomrgramomus
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NOW ARKETS..
Fall Wheat, per bughet. ......
Peas ' " .. . :55 "
Oats 6 ‘ • . 20 ‘`
Barley,
Potatoes - cc
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. .40
Butter,:rier lb.. . rolls .16; tub .16 -to 17
Egg, per dozen.... . ......
Hay per ton...,. I .0 .. .
Plod. per cwt .. .
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Turkeys per lb....4. .... .
Geese • ."
Ducks- ". "..,.. ..
Chickens ''."-
Dried apples""
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Ta,llow - ' " ' " - . 01 -
L ..
Lard" . " " -
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Pork per cwt. $8
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Died in New' Orleans •
Many of our readers will regret to
leain the, death of Duncan McPherson,
eldest on of Capt. John McPherson;
of Kincardine, and for many years a
resident of Lucknow,- which took place
at New -Orleans on Sunday, 12th' inst,
Duncan had been in Mexico for about
15 months, having gone southfor the
benefit of his health.- The lung-
tro6ble however; with which- he suffer --
ed could not be overcome, and he
decided . to return' home., He was
°eleven days on the water before
reaching . Savapnah. On arriving at
ew Orleans he .clecicled to go to the
hospital for treatment -and a .rest
before proceeding on his homeward
journey. The skilled physicians saw
how near death their patient was and
advised him
At once Capt.
New Orleans a
. Lacrosse Concert
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: There.- Was- A large and appreciatr
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tive ' audience --in the town -hall; on
.TueSday - evening .last_ to _greet the
- Sepoy LaCrosse.Club,4n- their annual
entertainment,. The.„bays left, nOthing.
Undone. or spared no' expense to pro-.
Cure the best .available :talent an the - 6f
1
Province.i and to make the Concert a
success, and and- none felt more keenly . the
- Aisiii-pojniment, at the non-a•-rriVal- of.
the': leading.- :attraction, - Harry .
Rich, :than *did the "members of the
OlUb,- :as. -Ifeelingly exiaressed,by 1,he I
• Chairthari, ..Mr,-- D.. Qainpbell . in- his
opening rernarks.:'..,.Rich. --Was 'coming
'from Niagara -Falls, -Where- he had been -
singing. the night -before, but - missed
the train at :Harrisburg,-..alid was un-
able . to get here in time, and -consg-
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conse-
quently no blame . can . be attached to
..the Lacrosse Club for his failure to -Ix)
.present. '-, The other. portions of - the.
iprogramine, hoWeveri. were well Carried
'mit . ancrthe-'oft repeated .404 hearty::
applause of the audience showed -that-
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theY. vier() -appreciated.- The Concert
:Opened with :;:a 7:Selection ifrOui Or
.: Splendid Pick now - orchestrErli a- musical
.orgairilation that ii rapidly conain-g -- to
the. front, --and:- Whose- playing :dating.
the oVening. called forth many favor-
able . Coramertts :from -thoie present::
Then _came the chorus, - "Out...National .
Game" by by thel:Seiaoys in - costume . Of .
'dark --blue:: and white; aftdr. which
I/.1isS* , AgneS... Bo -vies,. ...of' -11a#41toia,
recited "King . Robert :Of :•Sicilyr- a
selection that _afforded --:'fine scope • -for
.the' display ' Of her great: dramatic
'powers: : ...- But it Was:. -in ."Sandy *Mc-
-Donald's : signal," "Old. ,Mose," ;-"The
Pli-Cograplit,” :and "Fidding ils WAP
16 Fame,' Jthat. Miss Bowes showed to:
. *the *best advantage. and for_.-P-Wslier
. wig- loudly :.enphor-00,6 a .Lilcklor.
first a Oari"the connty. of Bruce, of
o at once telegraph home..
McPherson started for
riving there on Mon-
day night, thir y -six hours after his
s
:. $7 to .800• •
$2 .
.10
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.06
.05
4 to 41*
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son had' passed avvay to the -great
beyond., The father reach -ed Kincardine
with the body on Friday and was
met at the station by many synapath-
iz f,riends. The. funeral was' held
on, Saturday and all that was mortal
OfiDuncan McPherson wa,s_laid away,
the ceremonies being conducted with
_thr honors of the Masonic . Order.
--Decea,sed was thirty-one years of age,
and up to about three years ago held
an important position„ in the. employ
°
Armour Si Co., of Chicago.
LOOKAROUND
Before purchasing an organ call at
Berrys furniture,store and see samples
of the celebrated organ made by God---
e4ch Organ Company.- Berry don't
engage any agents to • canvass the
country; you thereby save all expenses
o that kind. The instruments are
firtst-class in every iespect. You can
depend tiPon buying at the very lowest
ptilices:" Churches, lodges,.. and Sunday
"Selools will get special prices-
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1 -:He didn't read the papers =for
tliey.hadn't any news. At least they
didn't coincide with his especial views.
And when he came to town -oile day
wii.te criticisms ripe, :he climbed to an
electric lamp to light his old- clay pipe.
He hadn't. read the papers -but he
knewjust -what was best. He simply
touched the wire and the fluid did the
rest.
petiti�n for • the VariOifs-- prizes I were-.
also keenly Contested. The fOlipviiing
o,f, the .Chara;cters represented
and avkarded ;_ Fancy
Dress Maud Flbod.,-.Della
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IS -a ;native, has good
Fred Matthie, Fred:: Edwards, L11:144
R. McLean A. ShOf14-01- PrOud. her. :x The-
Ifi.ed.o:rneslb Cornet solo W. Armstrong,.
-F. Sh.oeliottom,.••
Lena -11 .,--ena Lawrence, Molly and the two selections by the Harmonic
_. -.sins McKenzie, Johil. Smith, band were also well appreciated ;
while the° splendid pianoforte duet by
t4e Misses -Arne and Unice Little' was
admired anCt. applauded L'ky all. The
beautiful solos of Miss Lalla Berry,
_Lucknow, and Miss Aggie Corrigan,
of Hoiyi00-d: fairly captivated th
piudience with their sweet, well-trained
voices and were undoubtly thet. selec-
tiont, of the evening, and the liberal
noted for - his Sprinting ..,,gp
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and Corrigan. Negro Dress - ... -13o-yd,.
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recently attended, grgeedings, 110 M. Davison, --, Pete Sandy. Double
-.orig. of '"r.---ShaT,--flights2 of oratory- of . Race, Lady and Gent---Llst,- D. •.:Law-
siePtiffealk-‘cher Law -
arousing • him. -.When • rence and.Liziie. Lawson-; ...2iid, : Geo.'
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'e meeting was .over a friend -stepped Johnstonand-Elsie McLaren. -.. Boys
• 4ong and shook the. .young .t_naii-- Race. -,--.- ist, W. Corrigan ;2nd,_ . J.
cilpoine,---,"said _lie,' v, -rake. up; ' . its. Small. Barrel -Race . - E McCorvie.
° time to go home:" ile woke- :up,., Comic Costuine,f'Gent-.-,-JaMes , Gay.
-rubbed his eyes and -„said.:2 "What. 140; Beat s Costume, .Gent -,--- A. Kaake.
- - you going honfe'now -for?. Ain't .yiiti . Lady Character - Costume c
haiie any meetip.g:TI , Laren. .
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'appl: use given wa richly deserved
The fancy chess drill by sixteen young
Men in full-dress suits and . black plug
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-• TORONTO MARKETS.
Wheat --red, 68c., white 69c.,
Flour -43.15 to $3.30.
Barley -No 1, 45c. '
Oats -35.o.
Peas -58c1 ,
Dressed.11ogs-48.50 to 8.60 -
Potatoes -steady. at 85c. to 90c.
Mutter -15c. to 20c.
*Eggs+28c.. to' 30c. •
This is the season: when young
and o1 - are wonder
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, -The Undersigned begs to announce
to the citizens . of, LUCknow: and sur-
rounding country that he:hasopened
(Alt a stock of -groceries in ..:the store
lately - OCcupled- by A.. S. - Campbell;
Merchant -Tailor,. . where _le will be ,
pleased to Meet :all his old _friends and
as Many new ones as consider it -to
:their interest to -;call. .My good§ are
all neW....ani...f. rieetii-sbe,dyb_bfuogiihtbierdintg'a:
'Will sell right. ..D. rti - - -
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....riknWie,.saYs: an eininent physician, .
is 4 vigorous -movement . Of :the, jaws,
0: if . in act'•"ef mastication. Inthe-Case-
, of a child a -wad :* Of. paper Should. :be
Oacediaithe mouth, and be should be
instriiated to chew. it iiaia. It •is . the`
t - - - .
Movement of the jaws -that stops the
111{7 of blOod.'-.-.A -simple remedy but
Worth. trying.-
' ' OVERLOR-.Pp
}laving_ purchased. 'the -stOck .6f.-
furnitureipictUres, etc:, from W. tr.':
14-ttte; I ani Overloaded with goods.
.
Thostockmust-be Cleared Out. Ana.
- niarking the .goodS away down. Now
vi.'1 be your opportunity to secure par -
.lo - -.suits. - Bed-rootn. Suits/ • lounges,
siiii6lboardsi- in. lit'Ot e-v-erything in the
. ..
furniture lin-
e. Goods will be offered -
in, the 61cl:stand of Mr.. -Little. G. W.
mg what'
EN IS
they will give to thei.r triads.
IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT,.
ALL YbUR MITTS
WILL VANISH
by calling at
ART STUDIO.
You can find there the most.
sblect stock in Lucknow
Handsome Albums, Fancy
Chinaware, 'Shaving $ets,
Writiag Desks, Lady's' Dress-
ing, Glovp'and. lindf. Cases.
Or ifiou desire it you can
have a highly finished -photo
of yourself set in a handsome
a
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I I s
VV1$
Our studio is complete in
every department therefore
we do our own Work right here
in -Lucknow. We have no
fancy show case work prepar-
ed for us. It is not necessary
because We turn out the best
work in Western'Ontario.
.
TRELEAV
PNOtOCRAPHERT LUCKNOW:
eOth
If yoU want a fitsWlass set of teeth
cheaper than the cheapest, canal
br. Tennant's :0
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UCANO
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ter
Syst:.S0310
LE°Dlvatn,
-And , other .tested remedies .
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
- FOR
Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood'.
Dyspepsia; Sleeplessness, Palpitation of tht.
Heart, Liver Complaint, 'Neuralgia, Loss el
Memory, BronclAitis, Consumption, Gail
Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary
St. 'Vitus' Dance, Female Irrep1aritie3
and General Debility,
$1 per half pint` and $2 per pint bottle.'
LABORATORY. G ODE RI01:11. 011T.
J., M. NI cLEOD.,
Proprietor and Manufacttl%
2 Sold by Harry-„Dtws and A. -13. Congragra
BERRy. Druggists, Lucknow.