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`Fo " Sunday Reading.'
If you want to lift ale you
must bo above ale.,-ril>41'eou
Thu highoa.t ex4c;i, cf .ohtt,ilt
i,; charity is tgward tele uncjlnrr.
table.—Dr blelaren. •
There ►s a bettor thing to aSk 496 -Seventh et., South .1Sosiea, Mass.
' than extant -Won or eseapo from Tho nsiessment of ills arty Qf
Toronto just com,pluted shows an
increase of $L4,885,927 and an
increase in the popt►lation of 11;-
981, the. total .population 'tialy °be• •
being 13$,14Q.
Xt. . ilitOTESA
I .nn. J•:l#ltas resttthpd„no-
tive practice.''
"For years I suffered from lose Of
appntir apd indigestion, bat failed to
fi:UUtl r itit `until 1 i► n taking Ayer'e
§IkreAnattilla, Thin medicine. entirely
Olgetilne., My apnetite and digestion
are amt perfect,". -Fred. G. !lower,
sorrows, oven grace to beau them
rightly,—Dr Maclaren.
Ile who comes up to his own
idea of greatness must always
havo had u very lower standard of
it in his mind—Hazlitt. •
We often excuse. our want—of
Mr, : V.tl► Qt ilvie,;' bend(' of
tt►o grsac MOO tel asifling Orin,
philanthropy by giving the name ' says that the rises in the pi leo of
of fanaticism to the more a?dent wheat, caused by short,,erops the
coal of other:.— world over, has come tp stayofor
to
It is in length of patience and thQstttl�oi',.11it `lwp-ndthinig
endurance and forbearance flint -foe a ►ort,' a.utf' liQffi►f lir
year is
sa much of Wliut is good in inuti)1- „cu..actlwill bear found tliat the U.
kind and womankind is shown.— nitedStatos has nothing Dither and
Arthur JIelps. thorn will be wailing in massy
When the risiit sun fell on farming circles which have sold
Memnon's statue it awakened grain that ought to havo been re -
music in the breast of stone. lie- totained.
ligion does the same with nature. ..11� hat's female beauty•but an air
—Theodore Parker. divine, - ,
Tho true Christian is like theThrough which the mind's all -gent -
sun, which pursues its noiseless ler graces shine."
track and everywhere loaves the This may be good logic in, •poetry
effect of his beams in belssings but in real life the '.`the mind's all -
a ec the bo around hint,— gentler graces shine'' to better advan-
I rage when enclosed ig a sound phy-
141ther. gigue. Dr Pierce's'Favorite Pres.-
You will tit,d that the . mere re- cription is a positive cure for the
solve not to be useless, and the most complicated and obstinate cases
of leucorrhea excessive flowing, pain'
honest desire to help other people,
will in the quickest and most deli-
cate way improve yoursolf.—Rus-
kin.
The Church of Christ, which is
partly militant and- partly tri-
umphant,. resembles a city built
on both sides of a river—there is
but the stream of death between
Grace and Glory,—A. M. Top-
ladp.
There is always a best way to
do everything, if it be to boil an.
egg. Manners are the happy way
of doing. thine; each wants a
stroke of genius or of love, now
re))eated and hardened into usage.
—Emerson.
Apostles never wasted a mo-
ment on a gospel of patchwork.
Their twofold text was, turn to
the Lord,which meant repentance,
and cleave to the Lord, which
meant a lite of faith and holiness.
—Theodore L. Cnyler.
There is more 1,1' power to
sanctify, to elevate, to strengthen
and to cheer in tho single word
'Jes'ns,'• wwl ich means 'J,chovah-
Savior,' than in all the utterances
of men since the world began.—
JirCItarlt•s 1 ,alg:,
There is no knowwletlgo Pr
which so great. a price is paid as
a I:uow-ICdge of the %world; and no
one ever heeanle an adept in it
airxcep1 at 11,e ex•penseofa hardened
and Wounded heart, ---Countess of
Iilcs iII'level.
M , on Your beard.
Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly
and surely rum into Catarrh, when you can
be cured fi,r Tie...by using Dr Chase's Ca-
tarrh Cure. A few applications cure u-
sipielt catarrh; 1 to 2 boxes care ordinary
catarrh ; 2 to 3;boxes are guaranteed to
cure chronic oatarth: Try it., Only 25c.
and sure cure, lSol.t by all druggists,
fur menstruation suppressions,prolap-
sus,or falling of the womb,weak back,
"female weakness," anteversio4, re-
trovetsiott, bearing down sensations,
chronie congestion, inflammation and
ulceration of the womb,iuflammation,
pain and tenderness in ovaries, ac-
cornpanied with "internal heat."
French anti -tobacconists point
with no small satisfaction to one
Frenchman who has just celebrat-
ed his 102nd birthday and has
never used tobacco, and to an-
other phenomenon who has never
used tobacco and has reached the
ripe old age of 101. The latter
centenarian was present at the
battle of Waterloo, does not use
spectacles, and has his hearing
and other faculties -ii Inot.
• A young mannamed McRoberts,
of London township, met with a
severe accident a few clays ago.
Ito was attending a throshing,and
was up on the scaffold supplying,
the machine, and by a false step
missed his flailing and fill to the
floor, alighting on a stake, a part
of which penetrated his thigh to a
deyth ofsome iurii0s, breaking oft'
in the flesh and causing an ugly
wvound. lie is now in a fair way
to recover.
A sating of _:, per rent. gni the i,nrrhn,r of
tt first-class pin no i; 101 iuiportamt. item, Kul
such i, the ull'rr of Oetttvieus Newcombe S
Co., whose now Piano Factory, 1 liwoods
avenue, Toronto, (just oomph:rod, is the Tim
est in the city, and equal in its machinery
and equipment to the latest aid beet iu the
United states. Intouding purchasers. will
do well to emu nuuicate with theta.
T110 fitillu•c of the harvest ill
(fr01'Iltaltl�'
is I111)ai'.11tl;.; 'Cri011s Its
tteutiou, say's a Berlin despatch.
'There is a poi. crop of Will cer,-
eats and potatoes. •Che 'price of
bread is rapidly 1•isirtg. Since
1887 rye has ,-ct,'uneed 48 marks,
and wl'eat 31. (narks,' In some
districts the bakers have' raised .him for particulars.
i Mrs M, Kingston, Ont, catarrh
the price "broad ten lit per
and ConsumJobAption.cKetvy
pound. Herr Richter, Ill all a1'- John McKelvy, Kingston, Ont, Catarrh.
1tfn A (lopping, li.ingstnn, Ont, BronehoCon.
liClo ill the Liberal ',cittutg cal- sunihtimt,
culates that GermattyN .!l require thmaD Scutt, Tungsten, Ont, Catarrh,head and
13,000,000 hectoliters of 'tail) 19 Mrs John Bertram, 1larrowamlth, Ot,t, Ca-
tarrh,
deficiency.•
tarrh, head and throat.
Scioto' three weeks ago a most
dastardly attempt to wreck a,
train_Wait attenl)Itc(l at (.sham's
bridge, about 1?i miles east of
I,uwl:n)1w. 'ritis bridge spans a
large gully about iwventy•five filet
deep, and one of the rails on the
east side of the Structure W11S torn
up and the fish plates put `under
one`olid'of it.hetwvet3u Ilio sail. and
the steeper. ' The irdettifm tppnr-
entlywas`to throVvihesitighttrail)
oft the track, as the track was all
'right whoa the freight train
passed over it that evening about
six o'clock. At the request of
the railway authorities, in Abe
hope that the perp1trators 0 )old
bo found out, the a011tii- was( 'kept
a secret, but t lc. company have
now offered a r•+ww Itrd of $.0) lot
their conviction.
Use 13arkwvell's sure Co at and ure
A F11' C1' TEIOUSAND DOL-
i,All MISSIONAPY.
Me Arthur L, Shumway,a well-
known American newspaper. cog-
3'sst)orvlen1, writing in the, Chris• •
tiap'Union in anawef• to • the crit-
icism.: on missionaries, which
have recently- appeared •in the
Atlantic Monthly, says:— (low
. shall I .separate "from a largo
number of similarly conspicuous
proofs of the worth of missionar-'
ies, •soma ells'.ile reminisecn;te
that will s0)Ve to 'vindicate easy
own rospoet for the class, of peo-
ple•liotittleii blr Mr Hiauea?
One day as I was walking the
streets of Canton, China, with Mr
Charles Seymi nr, our' American
Consul General in that great city,
w,; mot and. p used a quiet, mod•
.est -mannered man on his way to
the city. Said Mr Seymour—
'Do you see that, man yonder?'
pointing in the dir2ction of the
reeeding stranger.
I assented and he continued,
'That is D.' Ke.—.He has charge
of the great missionary hospital
yonder. it was founded in 1838
IS THE BEST
For Young Infante it is s perfect.substitute
Far mother's milk, often saving life; for the Invalid
,r Dyspeptic it is of. the greatest value. It la
THE FINEST BABY FOOD,
THE BEST INVALID FOOD,
THE MOST PALATABI.E. FQOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS' FOOD,
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
len Moats for an Infant for 01.00.
Cabinet photo. of •Mas. Wars Taman—three
beaotlfit) ehildrrpa.reent to .the mother of any babe
born within a year. Also a valuable pamphlet oa the
Care o! Intuits and Invalids.
Sold be Druggists. 250.. 000,4 111.00.
WELLS,RICHARDRON&CO., MONTREAL,P.Q.
MISS FOXTON
LATE OF THE CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC, TORONTO.
Is prepared to .take pupils in music. For
particulars apply at residence, RattonburySt.
Eureka Bakery !
Opposite the Post Office.
The subscriber desires to thank the peo-
ple of Clinton for their very liberal patron-
age in the past, and at the same time he
would intimate to them that he has removed
to the more convenient stand in Smith's
Block, directly opposite the Post Office
where he will be pleased .to aapply thew
with Bread, Cues, etc., of first elasu gUality.
WEDDING'CAKES A SPECIALTY
and prepared in splendid style,
J. 'A. KING, Baker.
Dr. Washington's
Throat
NEXT VISIT
and Lung Surgeon,
OF TORONTO
Winn beat the
It&ttcnbury buss
THURSDAY
OCT. 18th
until .the 4 P.M.
Chet/Die 11ronehitiS 011'ed,
tI1
a C 1g t0 our Buil Maio .Glee
000DS HOUSE
`N 1J SE3ORO,
We,do a large and increasing trade in this line, anti this fall show :,ester
value than ever before. We show a line of TWEED SUITS from five
to twelve dollars, and a line of BLACK and .COLORED WORSTED
SUITS, from ten to fourten dollars. These, goods are equal in Cut, Style,
Fit and Workmanship to emits made to order, and you will notice there
is a vast difference in the prices. If you buy one of our Colored Worsted
Suits, at fourteen dollars, and do not give away the price yourself, no one
will suppc se you bought it for less than $25.
IN,. OVERCOATS WE LEAD THE TRADE,
We commence them with a Common Union Coat at $3.00, which we do
taot recommend, but if you must have a coat, and money is scarce with
vou, why hero is the coat. Next comes p5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $.8.00, $9,00,
$10,00 lines, improving, of course, in quality •as the price advances, and
all serviceable goods, well cut and well made.
Our WORSTED OVERCOATS are selling rapidly. We have them in
Black and Brown, first class Trimmings, Velvet Collar, bound and cut
and made ae neatly as any coat made to order We sell them at prices
ranging from $6.00 to $12.00.' We want you lu see these goods, look at
them, examine the workmanship, if they please you, and you want a coat,
',uy them, if yon do not want one, you will perhaps tell your friends
what we are showing. We want you to see them, anyway, and will not
press any one to buy. Don't ask how we can sell them so cheap, it takes
time to explain, and with us time is money. The coats are hero, and
when you want one you will have it at the low 1'i ice at which it is marked
An English Church Clcr,;yuuyu
Rectory, Cornwall, Out.
Lha WAsmNur(s,—
. DEAR Slit, -1 am glad to be able to Inform you
that my daughter IS quite well again. As this
is the second time she has been cured of grave
brou,h'al troubles under you'strea•mhnt, when
the usual remedies failed. I write to express
my gratitude, Please accept my sincere thanks.
Yours truly, C. 11 PE•TTIT.
MIRKAseS TIMAi't;n.—Catarrh of the Head and
Throat, Catarrh, Deafness, Chronic Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption. Also loss of voice,
sore throat, enlarged tonsils. Polypus ei the
nose rem ,wed. Come early. Consultation free,
A few of the many cured by Dr Washingtons
new nut:al,
11 n Storey, of Storey .< San, manufacturers,
Acton, Ont, also I•resd Manufacturing Ass., of
t'auada.. permanently cured of Catarrh, by Dr
tVashiugtun, pronounced -incurable by noted
speelalltts'in this country and Europe. Write
Miss Mary A Borobourg, • ntreville, Ont,
Catarrh, head and throat,
James Mathews, 1' Master, Acton Ont.
A E Fish, Gents Furnishings, Belleville, Qat
eure,I of Catarrh, throat. .+
- John Pltippht, Sandhurst r 5), Ont, (near Na-
pauce) of Catarrh head throat and lungs.
Another spo;ial lino we are showing is a very heavy 1t'ULL CLOTH, or
Etoffa, in plain and check, at 00 cents a yard. Ask to see it—it's a bon-
anza. Ve have good value in CARDIGAN JACKETS and UNDER-
CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SUOES
And for the ladies we have KNITTED WOOL SQUARES, in a variety
6f beautiful shades and exquisite texture, WOOL FASCINATORS, very
attractive. DRESS GOODS, in the leading fashionable shades, Plush
ane Satin trimmings. A good range of Dress Melton Cloths, at 10c.,
12ic. and 20e.
Ileal -Dense 316 Yon„ a Street Toronto. Con-
sultation Free.'
_ BOOTS, BEIGES, RUBBERS, and
.HEAVY STOCKINGS for Winter use.
DO NOT FORGET OUR SPECIAL DRIVES IN TEAS
We sell yon 10 pounds of tea for five dollars, we guatrantee the tea equal
at least to any tea you can, buy in the county at the same price, and you
have the chance of winning a 8EWING.MACHINE, worth $60, or a
DINNER SET of 85 pieces, worth $15.00, or a set of MRS. POTTS'
POLISHING IRONS, worth $1.00 Remember you get good value for
your money, if you get the tea only, and some one is sure to win the
prizes, it may be you, your`cbance is just as good as that o`' any other
person. Try it.
W. L. OUIMETTE,
L,ONDESBORO
www
FALL 000DS
A full nsiortment of
Gcnti TI1n gi
For .Fall Wear, just opened up
A Fine Assortment of
FUR:- 60005
Not to be excelled in tl e countyc3 ] 0 GLASGOW
IKE111EMBEIil THE STAND — One door north of the Dry
Goods Palace, Albert Street, Clinton.
„a. .. , ., ,►,... ,F. w,,., ..
New : Furniture : btock
Opened out in ELLIOTTS BLOCS,
NEXT DOOR TO THE CITY BOOK STORE, CLINTON.
BEDROOM SETS* PARLOR SETS,LOUNGES
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, &c.,
ANIS A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF THE VERY BEST MADE FURNI
TURE AT R.AsoA•BLE PRIEK8.
J()S.. C11:1131.Ai Ems'•.
Family Groc3ries.
A FRESH AND FULL STOCK',. WHICH' FG'L.UDES
FRUITS. CANDIES,. NUTS,. FISE1, &c.
—1?E81DES A FULL STI.ael':: OF—
Ch i
F
Choii I y E. via vi .Chitlin,,
Crotetre.ry and Cr1.1a,stivw A11
ft t. Bottom
---A CALL SOLICITED.—
:x:
N, ROBSON, CHINA HALL.
While this is:now the. great question in the political arena of Canada
tate people of Londeshoro hit 1 stir rounding coautry arc asking ''Where
can 1 get the best value for my money' ?'
Came to ADAMS' Emporium
1A)NIAE�HOfl(>.
Which is well supplied wvith
G000S
'FALLSome AND MINTED
erttaordinary values in TWEEDS.'
I BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
liPTGreat variety of FLADINELS, PRINTS & COTTONS.
Want of Sleep
Iain lias81rettdy 11081011 1111•c° is soidiug thousands annually to the
1 111)rtet•s td a (811110)1 cases, 1 Do.
1 insane asylum ; and the doctors s'. this
helievo. I consider 111111 trouble is alarmingly on the increase,
11to 1'0er• 01'ili'v living surgeon in 1 Tile usual remedies, while they may
give temporary relief, are likely to do
More Hann than good. What is needed
is an Alterative and Blood -purifier,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is incomparably
the hest. It corrects those disturbances
in 5110 circulation which cause sleepless.
0(50, gives increased vitality, and re-
stores the nervous system to a healthful
condition.
Rey. T. G. A. Cate, agent of the Mass.
Mune Missionary Society, writes that
his'stoutach was out of order, his sleep
very often disturbed, and some in1-
ptirity of the blood manifest ; but that
a perfect caro was obtained by the use
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Frederick 'W. Pratt, 924 Washington
street, Boston, writes: "My daughter
Was prostrated with nervous debility.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla restored nor to
health."
William F. Bowker, Erie, Pa,, was
mired of nervousness and sleeplessness
by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla for abont
two months, during which time his
—• • a • *— weight increased over twenty pounds.
Many forget that the hair and
scalp nett( cleansing, i:xtensive nue Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
of Ayer's Hair Vigor has prof e t aha'
it is tl,o hest cleansing agent tr,r the PREPARED RV
hair, that it prevents dondrufl and Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
stimulates the hair to renew 'd Said byat!i)repairtr 'Mimi 41'eta snitlee,QS.
growth.
the world tu-tlay. To my person-
al 1: nowledlre he undertakes, al-
most daily, cases which our most
(1,-tingutsuett' surgeons at. home
do not dare attempt, even in Phil.
ndclphia, 1110 medical capital of
our country. i suppose that
humble man might just as well
Its not he enjoying an income of
from $50,00(1 to $75,000 a 3 -ear,
instead of hi's srIt('sen S111RIl Salary
if lie was only ptaelisin;; in the
city of New fork on his Own ac-
count. And 1 suppose he knows
it too.'
And when eve afterwards passed
through the hospital, inspected
the photagrttphs of oherntion:. al.
ready porfoi n1Cd, and viewed the
array „f cloforniities to he treated
that afternoon, I cou'd not doubt
that what ho had Fnid WITS literal
ly
time.
• SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL KiNDS OF GROCERIES
TAILORING in connection. Iligbest price for putter and EggF.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla:
Dr. Chase
tt:isa world-wide reputation as 'a physician and
author. [las Mandrake Dandelion Liver Cure Is
triumph df medical skill, caring all diseases o
the Its 1 ey and Liter, Symptoms of •
1311►NEP (10 11.1.41N 1'. Distressing
sante In the back a tht11 pain or
neeThasi the. b t and base of the nbdoinen;
scalding urine often 0')strucn,t1; frequent desire
to m•tmttr, especially at night, mmeng aged per -
v Its; hot, dry skin, pale complexion, .red •and
white dc,,o,fts, drnp•dtaaiuess,sour stomneh,con-
stipation, plies, liver s:Ual swellings, u.
SYMI'[OMS OF
1.1 'WEIR (1+1!111•I.A1N'L;. Pain •nndtr the„
shoulder blades J tuudicc, sallow complexion, a
weary, tired feelieg, no life or energy, he tduuhe
dyapep•ta, h)11Igestom, spots, plrnplbs, &c.
HOWCtulil:D.
Mandrake and Dandelion are nature's Liver cures
and Whenewitibiiica With K'klney ru+hedies as in
- Dr. Ohane's Liver Clare, will most pnsltivelycare
all Ktc)nee Liver troubles. It ams like charm,
sttniulathrg the cragged bra', strengthen ing the
kidneys, and invigorating the w•hule'bod y. Sold
by all dealers at 41, with Receipt Book which a
Ione is worth the money,
IiIONEY LIVER PIN.LN. Dr. Chase's
Pills nrethe only Kidney -Liver Pills made. May
be taken dnr,,.g any employment. They euro,
Kidney -Livor tont ,10 , h,,.i,c,e, MI110msucss
unstiveness, Nr. One fill n Mite. sold by all,
d, stere Price •'•'' cent.. 'r. I D 11A 51140N
.1E 4'41.. Uam.thu l.tirers, 11rielier,.011t.ndo.
9. ADAMS
Calbick Reith,
LEADING -7::
•
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALM ER.S
GLIM 0N
In our line of undertaking we fear no ccxnpetit.ion,
as we carry a very largo stock of Good Goo((,,
and as Funeral Directors, we are bound
to 'give satisfaction. A call re•
spcctfully solicited.
_•
The Rank rait tere, tint
Cr INTO
CAL1391O K tl&R E IT H
i
DR. W. N. GRAHAM'S
British American Medicial
& Surgical Institute.
170 KING ST. WEST, TORONTO, ONT.
Treats Chronic and, Private Diseases.
All Diseases of the Throat, Nose, Lungs d Hearn.
Diseases of the Skin as Pimples, Ulcers, &o., quickly cured.
Nervous diseases and Diseases of the Brain indicated by Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Sleeples'sness,and all Nenraligia affections.
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels- characterized, lay Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Offensive Breath, &o.,
Diarrhoea, Costiveness, Piles, Turners, dc.,
Diseases of .the Kidneys and Bladder.
Private Diseases and diseases of a private nature as Impotency, Sterility.
Varicocele (the result of youthful folly and excesses), Gleet, Syphilitic affect-
ions &o., receive special attention.
Diseases of Women, Painful, Profuse or Suppressed Menstruation, Len-
oorrhoea,.(whites)'Ulceration and all Displacements of the Womb.
Call or write for particulars. Office houss.,— 9ca.m..to,S pm. Sundays 2 to 4 p.m
NewTailoi ing Establishment
Tile' undersigned has opei.ed out in the tailoring b)tsir.ess in the store
lately Occupied LY Mr E. Floody, and will keep a fine stectit of
English, Scotch & Canadian Tweeds,` French
Worsteds, and all the latest patterns
k of Pantings.
Which he rs ill guarantee to make up at the lowest possible prices.
Workmanship of the best quality, and a fit)guaranteed or no sale.
A call so3icit ed. __
F''. SHEPHERD, ' Albert St,, Clinton.
NEXT I)OOIt TO WATTS'; DRUG STORE.
A Painless Cure.
Positive Cure.
?ACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES
DISEASES Or MAN.
V'_ Z.ITTo rs s =CIVIC NO. e
THE GREAT IIEv LTl RF.MEIW ER,
Marvel of Heeling, and Knhinoor of Medicines,
a je the terrible consequeneos of fntltaeretione
Expo.uro and Overwork.
£-1,- MI0=Zt�'1-AC+ES7 124.11M OT�..M MEAS
Vho are -broken down from the effects of abuse will find in No. 8 a radical cure for nerve'
debility, orgsnlo weakness, involuntary vital losses. oto.
14MPTOHe non wawa NO. 8 saouLD nit Datta.—Want of energy, vertigo, want of pumr'ppoe
dimness of sight, aversion to society, want of confidence, avoidav o of oonversatlot
desire tor solitude, listlessness and inability to fix the attention on particular•twbjec
cowardice, depression of spirits, giddiness, loss of memory, excitability of temper, ape
matornccee, or lose of the seminal aid -the result of selt•abuse or marl stows—lmpt
tenoy, lhnutrition, emaciation, barrenness, palpitation of the heart, hyenas.. titaling. i
tamales trembling, Ibrelanoholy, disturbingreams oto., are all sym.ptomsof this terra).
habit, oftentimes innocently acquired, In short. the spring of vita force having lqpet
tension, every funomutes nes in coneednonoe. Scientific writers and these ptenden•w
of insane sesame unite in ascribing to the effects of self-abuse the *eatkutiorlty
wrested liveafthioh coriie under their notice. If you are incotapoten fon Meant—for.
elates01 business, incapacitated for the enjoyments of life, No. Sofforsaaescape trot':
the effects of early vice., If you aro advanced is years, No. 8 will give y ten vigor en,
strength. It you are broken down, physicaliy and morally, from early fndisoreltof, th'
result d! itneratee and folly, send your addroee and 10 Deets in stamps for (ILL, V. Lenore.
Treatise in Hook Form ou Diseases of Mau. Seated and secure from ebsoreati.,
Address all ceremonies:ions to M. V. LIMON. 47 Wellington, ill. 1E'.,'kasObto.
A Nan wiihoutwisdom tivcs in a fool's paradise. CURES GUARANTEED. WAAL INE SICK,
Peru nefht (Wm, )4'
A Plesagant d' urr