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raltiAT,JIJNE estsS, skalls Int Offili*S 10-1VITr6t old '•SebuTiC boa' a' Amba wbo box° Conie. front 131)C4 T"f4
•• Aatt Meeting ef. tint. ei)agrega-
TUE TIP TURNING. ertObett him badly. The09.1•Prlora appeintedLie„,atenant-Govero.
aa .ibtiricni gay ethat' y atiinlew tee ennui prying lipid layeare,
WI'S? 4p4a4( 91i tbfl, boti$A651 btlt •
• 0.00 of the Ploor.Streat (ToroutO
PresbyterianCharelt.a. unapt/noes
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the.. Feovinote 'of .4'0101' `weanded, ia ft fight with a tiv • - • • '
DA .044 tct
hminary invesgatIm'''
on and Tee.
ea .00. evidence 'Of 0,.' deaett.
wit-
nessc. that the dead. man was one
ll
Mepowa, a resident, of the tlis-
triot, and a bt.otheref two Metho-
dist ministers. MeDowall's bro.
thers were telegraphed to. Just
the body was contibett, how.
ever, another pocket was found
containing a Roman Catholic ros-
ary arida letter bearing the name
of Lewifi ieachieller. • Inquiry dis-
closed that a man in the. employ
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of the railway had been missing
since receiving his pay, and. his
assistant and comrade identified
the bot lye • ilia' wife- living at
Alenereaf, gas .telegiiphet.1.0, and
al3 cenilusive -avidenee 111 cDowal I
„hienisolt entrind and denied em-
phatically that he IV LI$ dead. The
mistake was all the more singular
eine° the face of the (Jeeettsed.wart.
uninjured.
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and that hair his escort deserted
Sinew New Year's person -8
have suffered death under the rayl -
rind wheels that roll akin the
streets of New York. The maim-
ed and crippled from the same
cause number 189.
The Manitoba Government ap-
pears to have very nearly com-
pleted negotiations with the Nor.
thorn Pacific and Manitoba and
Northwestern railways fop the
'construction of the line between
Winnipeg and Portage la, Prairie.
Burglars broke into ,tjte Grand
Trunk station, " at "Kincardrne,
Thursday night and blew the safe.
In it was$28 of the agen t's-modey
and about$2000 of the company's.
The burglars overlooked the lat-
ter/ and the agent was the only
sugerer.
Vskririambu ry, • W. Vtt.,ilospatcli
Savik,ttel h farm& 'aged 75.
living, on' the Ohio side of the
river, was gored to death Tuesday
by a bull. He was riding
horseback, when a bandana hand-
kerchief sticking from his pocket
attracted the bull's attention and
the ani al attacked him.,
country around Sudbury,
Oat., is overrun with mining pro.
speotors. Lot. the inexperienced
ones profit by the late 'or thdOt-
tawa county farmer, who bought,
what purported to be a 42 -pound
ruggot of gold from the Cascade
Mountains, B.C.,from two strang-
ers, only to find that it wee 'doe-
tored.' Beware of' the 'salted'
mine and the 'loaded' trick.
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' 'V zepb,$.cs, NOW.414,i
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o .More. the trotttlb.e. VI*40•Wil IMZ.01
Wiellethiettuoiefigt brightly glowing..
FrOM the most trafit1YOKtitY
formation obtainable, it is evident
that the tide is turning in the al,
fairs of the agriculturists of Great
Britain. Farms. which until re-
cently were tenantless, and net
wanted at any .reutal, are being
taken, and to such. an extent is
this the ease, that few, it any,
bolding 'Which are • offered tie
anything like -reasonable rates are
to be found vacant. .This means
inereatied implement for a .eless
„ Of peeple'vlio, have even. ap to
quite recently boon, throng ono
4eesise or another; shipped off to
• this,,:eoun try in a , most st1tiite
eondidion. If farming .becom-
ing more reintmeratiew in. the did
*country it stands to reason that
the agricultorists , Canada are
on the verge of better times, a
e fact which will be very agreeable
to all tillerse of the soil—and to
everyone besides. The period of
depression i the old eountry has
been protracted and severe, yet. in
the end may result in 'ItdVelillge..
to all concerned. It is quite true
rents have been greatly reduced,
but they wore in most case.% tom
high, and could only be .collsefed
by resorting to harsh, and in
Somo instances, cruel means. Par-
ticularly so has this been the
case among some of the Irish and
the Skye Crofters. Although the
• nominal revenues of the landlords
may not be so high, it. is quite
• probable that their actual receipts
will be less than heretofore, while
the danger of agrarian outrages
and crimes must bo reduced. It
is to bo hoped that, the news of
profitable husbandry and more
peaceful and profitable tittles in
the old- land may . bo true, and
• that an era of conlentment and
thrifty enterprise s setting in to
last a long time. All over the
globe the last few years hare
witnessed a great struggle for the
bare necessai•ioe of life on the
part of the greatemajori ty of I he
•:people, hence the gleam of befter
days is very eheeringewhether in
• •the old or in the new %York
A NEW HOME TWRATMENT FOR
THE CURE OF CATARRH. OAT.ARRIIAL DEAFNESS AND. ,
HAY FEVER..
The miecroscope has proved that these
diseases are contagious, and that they are
due to the Rresenets of living parasites in
the isterlimng membrane of the upper Mir
passages and euetachlan tubes. The end-
' tient scientists, Tyndall, Huxley and.Bea-
le endorse this, and the authorities cannot
he disputed. The regular method of treat-
ing these diseases has been to apply an ir-
ntent remedy weekly, and even daily,thus
keeping the delicate 'membrane in a con.
stela state of irration, allowing it no chan.
es to heal, and as a natural consequence of
such treatment not one permanent cure
has ever been recorded. It is an absolute
fact that these diseases cannot be cured by
any -application made oftener than once in
two weeks far the membrane intuit get a
chancel.) heal before an application is re-
peated. It is now 'seven. years "duce Mr.
Nixon discovered the parasite n catarrh
and formulated his new treat' na, and
since then his remedy has become a hmse.
holdVaidlir el•eisi-country.whers the Eng
lisle language is spoken, CURES EFFECTED
, BY HIM SEVEN YEARS AGO ARE CUBES
THERE HAVING BEEN NO RETURN OF THE In.
reE.WE. So highly are these remedies val-
ued, that ignorant imitators have started
'up 'everywhere, pretending to destroy' a
parasite, of which they know.nothing, by
remedies, the Melts of the application of
which they are equally ignorant. Mr. Dix.
, en's remedy is applied only once in two
weeks and from one to three applications'
effect a permanent cure in the most aggra-
vatedeases. Mr. Dixon 8811(18 a pamph.
. let describing, hie new treatment on the re.
ceipt stantp to pay postage. The ad-
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dress of A. If. Dixon & Son is 303 Xing
Street %Vest, Termite, Canada • Scientific
ftniereatt.,
An olel man iS :t1 1 old wagon;
with light loading Alia careful usage
it will laid for yeat s; but one }Heavy
load oisudden strain' will break it,
and 111111 it for ever. • Many peoule
reach the age of fifty, sixty, or even
seventy, ineasin.ably free from n.ost
of the pains anti infirmities of age,
cheery in heart and sound in health,
ripe in wisdom and experience, with
sympathies •mellowed by age,. and
with reasonable prospects and opper-
tnnities for continued usefulness in
the world for a considerable time --
Let snob omitting be tbankful,but lot
%befouls° be careful. An old condi-
hition is like an old bone—broken
with ease, mended with difficulty.
A young tree bends to the gale, au
old one snaps and fells before the
blast. A single bard lift; an hour
of beating work; an evening of" ex-
posure to rain and damp; a severe
chill; an excess of foo(1; the unusual
indidgente of any appetite or passion
a sudden fit of anger; an improper
dose of medicine—nny of these, or
other similar things, may cut off a
valuable life in un hour, itinl leave
the Agithope of roefulnese and en-
joyment by useless %vital:.
It MILE MISTAKEN
I ()ENTITY.
Judge Doran, Itt' North l3ay,
DOW in Kingston, tolls of a
i emarkable efts° of' mistaken iden-
tity. On Friday a man was kill -
cd on the C.q.R. Ile was wtking
down the track, when a shunting
engine struck him, smashed Ids
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Children Cry for
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74—eee
Sena tor „Foeti 0' died' on Friday. .
A Kentucky wedien had Patented
a quid hold°. for gum chewers.
,Lt is curious how sweet a honey -bee
Ket one end, and how better ut the
other.
More than a million men are em-
ployed by the various railway lines of
the United States.
The Earl of Derby, whose seat.is
in the suburb; of ,Liverpool, is a
pronounced kleptomania c.
TheQuebee Provincial Tee:mut-
er delivered his budget speech on
Friday.
Mary Ann Preseott, the author
Ctiti and poet, ,died at Newbury -
port, Mass., last Friday night.,
"Big Ed.' Rice.was foundlty-
at Cobourg on Friday of ro-bbine
the Camelia') Express eompany
$1,005. •
Emperor Frederiek died at 11
Welock Friday morniug, and his
son now reigns 111 his stead, with
the title of William Second.
Fifty thousand tons of soot are
taken annually from the chimneys
of Loodoe. It is used far fertiliz-
ing. —
At an auction in London ie4etitly
an egg Of an extiubt bird, the great
auk, of which ouly GI are known to
he in existence, was sold tor bight
hundred dollars.
Anthony Delmore, a merchant of
Akron, 0 , titino a blood -vessel t
other day while laughing at one of
his own ,jokes, and died instantly.
President McCo411, of Princeton,
says he expects every fresh studeut -
who enters the institution torhyme
his name with "by gosh," and it is
only rarely that he is disappointed:
A Pennsyleania man who had a
landslideof about 1,00,000 tons
come down 011 ilia eolv pestere,post-
ed the following sign on the debris:
" A new lot jost received. For sele
cheap."
Daring a yarge by a British
ship emend Cape Hien the wind
at one time blow itt the rate of 180
miles an hour, and the result was
that the log waves were crushed fiat
and held down for the Ulm being
The greatest teat Of baptism in the.
history of 'the Baptist Church in mod'
ern times was that paterined in July,
1878, by J. 0: Cough, a missionary
whe, with the assistance tui live
native preachers, immersed 2222 per-
sons in six hour'.
In Elazelgreen Township, last 1Ved-
nesday, ni, old man, Mr. Rothbaker
attenl ted to whip his son, who ran
away. The father gave -clime.
keying captured the boy,- knocked him '
down and -cut his head nIf kith tat
axe. •
For chronic catarrh, induced by a
scrofulous taint, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is j
t he true remedy. It stops catarrhal d i s -
never fails to thoroughly eradicateevery
trace of the disease from the blood.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.
Christian K. Rosa father uf t; e
charges, removes the sic ening odor,and
lost Charlie Rose, Seems to have a
permanent place in the sympathies
of his countrymen, and his move-
ments are always rend with interist. ,
He has just been re -appointed Mis-
ter Warden for the port of Philo
delphia for three years.
This is front a reeent 'bison or the
Tombstone Warblet. : It Nula
•Twigg, the servant girl in Pot Carel,
Ore., who recently fall heir to $200,-
000 will call at this office she will
hear of something greatly to her ad-
vantage.. We are It bachelor.
As Thomas Dolan, of Bottom was '
'crossing 14 street onTuesdat a ft ers (ten
theshaft ofa passing vehicle slipped
under his watchchein and whipped
out his timepiece. ile jamped back
to avoid being run over, and imme-
diately afterwards starched for *kis
watch, which had been eh -erected
from his pocket in so remerkahle a
manner, - The timepiece, (1rowever.
was not emu& It was valued at E75.
The loss by fire in Canada and the
United States during the month (ir
May Wile fil9,188,860 It is satisfactory
tootote that there is a consider:dm-
dOrease when compared with the lire
*mite in the corresponding month of 1
1867, when the property destroyed 1
Was .valued at $.10,635,500. If there!
are matey fires like that at Hall, the
record for this month will not be so
cheering.. The destruction of roe
petty by fire is far too .arge. '
and .afteattly. L• 4'
*TT Ataff94.- vas .010„alstA
president and Rev Hugh 0Olinattit4
ii.gerotary the Toronto Iltethc-
dist conference,
The steamship .lbsdale, from
London, Eng., direct to Chicago,
passed -through the Lachine Canal
on Wednesday. She is the first
vessel ever directly consigned from
London to Chicago.
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Sir John Macdonald is using his'
best etibrts to get the muddle in
Cardwell .settled by .getting Mr
Evens to retire and beinging Me
R. S. White, eon ofdlea late .mem-
ber, into thwfield: .
Toronto Methodist Con femme
hes a• total, •membership of' 80,122 -
increase, 2,653;; Moneys raised for
. circuit purposes Outside 'of mis-
eionaty and ministeral• suPport
Nita:IP-18,000, e .
• - Consiiible,Aleatander Smith and
,
his wife were discharged from
rtchustodY. ut Tororlto,i oir Friday,
hecharge of murdering,MrPeiest-
. man having completely fidlon
lthrough.
The flood along the St. Louis
River in .Northern Minnesota con-
tinues to grow worse and . worse,
and the water is still rising. The
village .of ClOgnet is theoatened
with total annihillation.. by the
bi caking Of an enormous log jaht.
Matthew W.Sedan, an eccentric
old man who died at Torre Halite,
Ind., last week, was buried in a
eoffin which fier 25 years he hail
kept in his bedroom. The monu-
ment over his grave was erected
aeoording to his orders fully 30
ye re ago.
ley Jas. Boyd, Presbyterian
.
1 minister of Crosshill, %vim has
1 bewail.' fbr some weeks is dead.
i The Rev. gentleman has tilled the
office of moderator of the Strat-
i ford Presbytery, and was held in
;
the highest esteem 1.y his co-pres-
loytei.s and the public generally.
A. fatal ateident ocetwred last
-week just outside ef St..% rys. Mr.
and Mrs Henderson and daughter
or the River road, were on a visit
to his father, Who is quite ill, and
while driviog 'home the 1)01(1. back
broke sending the buggy upon the
horse's heels. The animal began
to kick, striking the ehild, who
was sitting at the hemt, 'nem
head, killing it instantly.
Mrs Hemi L tbouchere, wife of
the editor of London Treth,hee been
making .speeebes 111 behelf of the
Gladstonian cause; She was Hen-
rietta Hodgson, the actress, and her
elocution is something of a treat to
the English voters. Mr Lebotichet•g
is an eloquent speaker, and with his
• talented wife MAIMS n strong politi-
cul tesm.
A large owl flew neaitiet one of
the windows of a car in a train on
the Cumberland Val'ey toad near
Newvillo, the other nights breaking
the glass and creating some alarm
among the passengers, Whe thought
the train was being stoned. Their
fears we,e allayed when the, cen-
&weer captured the owl and exhibit,
d it. to thew.
Some years 'ego Franklin .11ilier,
of Sugar Creek township,. itt Penn-
sylvania, reeved to take care of an
old couple, his neighbors, with the
underetandirte that at their death
lie should itherie a Wen of 86 acres
owned be them. After their death,
which occn rred 5 years later; 3filler
discovered oil on the • farm and hes
already received:0,5,000 in royalties
front it..
Word coulee front 8 It bike 'ity
diet the Saints have bought 400,000
notes lit land in the MOXICarl State
of Chillittallela, :DO prOVIE0 to Pa-
tablisle a polygamous CO1011y of west
proportions. Doubt tney be expres
sed, however, as to whether the
Mormons would. be permitted. to
settle in the great (embolic c niet•y
of :11 ex km.
It is. said -that alreadioffers arc
pouring in upon Rev C. 0. John-
ston, of Hemilton, who recently
left the Methodist church. Among
those mentioned is ono from the
Bond Street Church, Torontue of
11 position as assistant to Rev Dr
Wild at a salary of $2 500, also to
take agree of the St John's Pree-
byterian Almelo andanother to
enter the Anglieun Ministry. His
friends in Hamilton are urging
him to allow them to hire the
Opera Nouse every Sunday •uneil
a church can be built. Mr John-
ston says he will not decide on
any ederse nod he has given t he
matter (1110- consideration.
Not long since a young machin-
ist only a few weeks out from
Scetlaud attended a party whore
ho mot ayonng lady who
ably 'fascinated" him. In the
course of the conversation she nslo
ed him hew it was he didn't got
married, and he replied. he would
as 30011 Its begot a job. -.oh
said the ,fitirone„ "t hut needn't
matter, firr I've got plenty rot. a
• while." And she had. Shepaid
two. weeks board for him, lettight
the ring and the lieense and the
necessat y flint lint.° to leoei hous0.
keeping:. wi•th. They were inee-
ried nettle Oxen ty .feu,- hoe re after
the pi•opoeel, Mee says ddise't
leap year ?
Pontitie, Iieh., June
1 yen oang and Levi Allen have
within :t few rods of cite!)
other in Bloomfield, township,
• Michelin. about five years. About
a year ages Young beeatneangered
Over 30,e0 dicker Nee iee they had,
and si•nee that tithe the t we have
not been on speaking tern lei,
A house is at the feo of it
11111 ,,,11 wlikliYoung, reeently put
11 Iteel of earth,the etrcet of which
wa, to flirt) the dr:migo from the
hill Upon Allen's property. Alio)
dug a small ditch to ehango the
comae of the water, and -Young,
iil keel the alteration, w hi le on his
way to Pon tiao, and on his return
tt tk tt spade, went to the place
suit tr.,' a ditch to 11110 1)10
tei . on to A lien's property. 11
Was al,,afr 8.30 in tli ...NMI 1 lig
' who') ?iIi A i 1108111 040 :it
wOrl: .01prt psilig• it to. im 1 110
0111 10
sc..° Witta, tvas' up. A moment
1 later Mr Allen s two deughters re -
cote nixed l'eeing"is voiee and, fear-
ing trouble, rtodsed out. They.
, timed their father lying dirthe
!gr.unul with bleed and brains
(toeing franc a terrific. wound in
his head, and Young digging his
et' 1II0In as.ice,1 Young
to assist lie,- tilt: JionsO with the
won tried man ,to which he replied:
• No,T am done with Min forever.'
I Allen is about 50 years old mei it
quiet peaceful man, who is well'
liked. Young. is a p•twerflt1 man
stean, who has aiNvass 1woe11
01111 reputation, lett was said to
let a little (peer mentally :old te
have an evil dispoei don when
crossed. He stritek. Allen %Rh a
spade which he was tieing, mak-
! ing a wound 8 inchee lone from
the top of the skull te the left
I temple, as (dean a ent as it made
I1 with an axe. Allen is 3-0) alive,
het jit it teennteiee eetelition, and
eannet live. Voting ie io jail and
refuses to say a word about the
a ffair and nets perfectly tinc,011-
. corned.
1 Children Orvfor
There is a form of punishment to
which English boys ere seleeetea
against which tile London L meet
feels it necessary to protest. Cer-
tain British patents, too lazy to
wield the chastening rod, employ
nmettrd plasters in the place of the
birch. The tittleet asserts that
mustard ',lister applied to boy
tney do hint permanent physicAl
harm- There is no doubt that snar-
ing the rod is indeed pernicious
when it leads to spoiling It boy n ith
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plasters.
Prof. Otto Legger, of the Min -
Telenet State University, who has
just returne I from the loot- t
infeste71 regiou about, perhrim:
says there is an avernge ,,r12 10(•.•
1.1818 1') ihc square 1.001 ijii 109
square miles. They are genuine
Rooky Mountain loetists, awl have
been feed ing liven the Park region
ofMinnoapolms fOt. Cele years. The
insects i•edoi ng iDt ine ae fin to asj,,
and Pr, d'. Legger says they will
destroy all the vegeta t ion in t wo or
thrdo •counties mikes some check
is at otter, ti opt ied , gevernerMe-
(1111 has seat roue carloads of (end
7d1 niel tar to Perham to be used
in Idlliog off tet ewe es ems.
Pitcher's *Weft. d'''' Pitcher's Castor's:
Beek. Me to sleep; the hinds do sing,
The streams ere gently flowing,
Rook me to sleep while the church bell
ring,
And the cattle are gently lowing.
Rods me to sleep, mine eyelids drop,
Awake I will not be tong,
While the robin npou the ground does
hop,
And I hear the milkonala's song.
Rock inc lo sleep, 'twill not be long
Bre siumberat chains have bounden°,
For in ehildhood'ade.ysa know no wrong,
Forell is fair around me.
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P011 QUIET MOMENTS',
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Honors ae-hieve tar exceed
those that are Creat-ed,—Solon,B.
015y38;
Birtite of the lhet that you
are a Christian, you aro in_._.oe,to-
mission 1.15 a twine missionary.—
Preebytevian.
God writes the elpel lint in
the Bible alone, lett on the trees
and fiowors, 011 the el ends and
staes.—Luther.
Every prayer that is really
311011 --that is, which flows from
the inward necessity of tho soul—
(3°-`1111elit'es"isel:18Othilieoin the universe
that 1 fear but that 1 shall not
know my duty, or !shall I lid, to
do it.—Mary Lyon.
Open and take Him ill who
comes to sup with yott. 'Bohol (1,'
He saye, 'I stand at the door and
Til:now 114) biasing ISO 31111111
that can reasonably expected
without prayer, nor ally so great
but may he ettainett by it.—
..South.
rejoice. 111 another' prosber-
ity 13 togive coatent to (111 (ovn
lot; to mitigate :mother's grief' is
to diepel your amen.
If we were naked what are the
atvo greatest hinnee aids to pulpit
power, we should eity selaNsses-
site' and eelf ahastdoinent.
lithe god'e Wool in thy heart.
and it shall be as a tire. Yet not
the molt reading, but the deep
Miderstaindi ot litt llook is
needed.
A loviug cettlitlence in the God
we have offended its the key to TVs
heart, the key which unlocks the
treasury ut His grave.
The higheet limpidity, it tett in -
:spired and vitilized by religioto is
but as the marble statneo lie silent
eorpso tel 111.1 living and perfeel.
than.
'the Ina %vho sits tim!) :eel
Avails to 110 appreciuted tvill 1111(1
IiiineeYarnotiget inwalleti-tar bug -
:titer the litnitt.I eeprteei
train has gone by. •
I St vices leo. lint:Inge :eel noel -
linkines. The 117.1.1 may be Hell
fie. the ;pets end the peer.fie. the
1 rivir, the even Jetty be well for the
t•tel the elete, sith for 71)0-
1.
We. are AO:. side liv,e 1:10
111111 47 1 itt1 1 kllYe
Be en our (maned. •
1) int allow . 041,1 in the head to slowly
and purely run into ('attirrl. who] 3•mi can
be cured for 27.e by usher 1)r Chase's Ca-
tarrh Cure, t f.w one a-
Silti..nt eau.' itt til 2 boxes cure ,rrlinory
044.tarth ; 2 to 1 hoses 1».1 , to
cure :Ir.',.. c•d...th. Try it. (Inly 20e.
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co4414.. • -44; ,o r• ;e! • 1, ittewake
reet.,efe jot: 1! ee o.ee i.lry, and
pri•-•4 .1,1..1, ore 1 i te vieg voted
l'or4 ,.115ediept',
ottilit,e. I1 t,t. 4.1 rec-
ipreett y 1 11 the 7 'Jilted it a' e..
Don't Wait
Until your -hair becomes 'dry, thin, and
gray before givinn,°the attention needed
to preserve its beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toilet -table a bottle of
Ayer's Hair Vigor—the only dressing
you require for the hair—and use a little,
daily, to preserve the natural color and
prevent baldness.
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky.,
writes: "Several months ago my hair
cominenced falling out, and in a few
weeks my head was almost bald. I
tried many remedies, but they did no
good. I finally bosght a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and, after using only apart
of the contents, my head was covered
With a heavy growth of hair. I recom-
mend your preparation as the best hair- .
restorer in the world."
"My hair was faded and dry," writes
Mabel C. Hardy, of Delavan, Ill.:" but
after using a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor
it became black and glossy."
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumer.
Pimples and Blotches,
So disfiguring to the face, forehead, and
neck, may be entirely removed by the
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the best and
safest Alterative an41111endLrurifier ever
discovered.
Dr. J. C. Ayer & CO., Lowell, MASS.
Sold by Druggists ;, $1 ; eta betties for $S.
e11. was.ext oiled to Rev. W.
Wallace, of Georgetown. The
salary is $2,0,o0,
Wrn George, proprietor of the ho
Lel at Springview, Neb. died in ter-
rible evilly on Friday. He owned
a valuable htmeled horse that was
on June by Stine Yeterloary,
Surgeon Gertlk, Ibe animal had the
glanders. In caring for his horsedure
ing its sick ties Ale. George contract,
ed the disenee. The hone snorted
and threw the poisonous pus over
Itis head fame, ballad and arms. Ev-
ery spot of flesh it witched developed
into an ulcer lour tw.i weeks he
suffered isetotol lerotte. Mr: George's
lanrf11 were -7p0111 in the most
tent cot n tint' pate att•I .7uefeeinasalen...
httvir g :Welt red smell a field
011 his torment that relief Willi an im•
possibilty.
URES Nervous Prostration, Nervous
--Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
Weakness, Stomach and Liver
Di ,Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
and all affections of the Kidneys.
WEAK NERVES
PAINE'S Matti COMPOUND 11 a Nerve Toni
whigh.never fails. Containing Celery and
coca, wonderful stimulants,. it speed.
ilreutes all nervous disorders.
RHEUMATISM
PAINE'S CELligif COMPOUND purifies the
blood. It drives out the lactic acid, which
causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood-
Maklig organs to a healthy condition. The
true remedy for Rheumatism.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
rAuurs Comity Downturn quickly restores
the liver and kidneys to perfect health,
This curative power combined with its
nerve tonics, makes it the best remedy
for all kidney complaints.
DYSPEPSIA
PAINE'S GMAT COMPOUND strengthens the
stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges-
tive organs. This Is why it cures even the
worst eases of Dyspepsia.
CONSTIPATION
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Is not a Cathar-
tic. It is a laxative, giving easy and natural
action to the bowels. Regularity surely fol.
lows its use.
Reeommended by professional and business
men Send for book.
Price 111.00. Sold by Druggiats.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prop's
Mpotteal. P Q.
mon
I IF ALL KINDS.
Field and (larden Seeds of all
kinds, freak and new, ineltul-
in Need Pew:, Oa and Iltiek-
r.
Wheat, at i110
vrox FEED wronE. •
H. FITZSIMONS. ,
NEW PAINT SHOP.
I( it !SEM Sr, WILSON.
Deal re to aneouniethat they have opened a
shop on Albert street, Clinton, next to (;lasRowe swore. Being pr.totical workmen' they
believe they ca n give malefaction to all who
entrust their work. PAPER HAX141V4, HAL-
SOWNINo, ANI) creet.tNo
DEconaTIONS, excmited on the shortest
notice. Orders respectfulLy.solicited.
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triumoll td tot (heal l. 11 ..-ring 1111 (11,411..os of
the hi 1 oy need 1,A cr.
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to m;ffl,te, ill.
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Dr. Ideate's I.iver Mrs, a 111 most mull two.. cure
not If W00% Liver troalths, It a -da Itis a alien»,
Aill1111ill7 615 the clogged !Ivor, Farmer betting the
kidar;,m, and lovhcorat I IN* 1 he wlvdt-
by all &Mors 5( 37, web Receipt. %%biota
lone Pt worth the money.
114 118 IN V Id V Ell P11.144. Dr. clouse's
•••ely 181(1ee3 -Liver Pill. made. May
be taken during nay emplev went. They . cure
Kidney -1 lvsr 1earhtek0,, bnlInuoneg.
eta' I% an qa. tte. One Pill a 'lose. h
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