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WI14 irldlaLAA trramaar,
ler hear how 'hatrwauee
ver' was written t
Don`t, think t over did.
fF'Sl+'.etl, Stepll, Foster—Stephen U. and applied over the toothache or
Fodter was his full name—Ayes hi tilt+ iteuralgiLt will generally afford prompt
zenith of his popularity when he relief,
wrote the words, said a friend to ale. A strip • of flannel or napkin lQ'dit
fie li.td written the song in a. frame leugthwiae and dipped in bot water
lienee oli Satiduslly atree in Atte- and wrung . out awl then applied
ilhttuy, but lie couldn't find the name
'IY ir.41Cki,
t
overing up tlthebaldtlas's• The oils
is U1114140,ae, Ada'Ada'le8s •sucli interest
that the . Men Is keptbusy receiv-
ing inc'litiitiie visitors.
A towel folded several times and
dipped in toot water and quickly wrung
around the neck' of a child that .has
of a river that suited Lily. Finally tete croup will" usually bring relief in
lw went over to the office of hie broth• tau minces
Nr, iklu,riaon. Furter, sat dow11 on his 13caclache almost always yields to
dank and said, ifiarriaoli I've, got a new the sitneltatieous eppticatisrisi's of hot
dhrkey son histo; it's !complete ieteextoept wafer to. the feet and the back of the
the name of the river. I want a n40k;
Southern river with ouly two or three
one, you,
towel folded, dipped. i�) Lot water,
eyliables. Give nue• one, y ,
Morrison sugvested several, hot wruop out. rapidly and applied to the
they didn't suit, ','him he,took down st,lmaeh act like magic in eases • of col
an atlas, ran his eye over the map of 1C Their is nothing that'Bo promptly
the Southern States for a few minutes
and finally said ; Here's a river r • an cuts congestion of the lnngs,sore throat
Florida by the name of Sawa nee, how or rheumstion as hot-water when.
wi 1 that 4o1i . 'applied promptly and thoroughly. „
That's it, that's it, exclaimed the —We have a larges stook of bill heads,
song is riter, jumping from the desk. *itatediileuts, letter and note bead papers on
Mau, and parties needing such should oat
just what 1 want and picking up aiid htive them printed and padded to tacit
.✓ 7
wir And
the 1414il$:t^
ed, w ,o a. down from i ad�s
.ai
lr o6 ' 'dpi' ting in minty of the
'oUow•iug Vrjjtorns t AM,enral depres.
ion, ' prounicure old age, loss of
vitality, loss of memory, haul dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain
in tiro kidneys, ideadalte, pimples on
the face Or body, itching or pecular
esirieation about the rcrotuin, waisting
o, the organs, dizziness,. specks before
the ryes, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, baslifnlness, EATs
depositis in the urine, lois oft will
power, tetluernes of the rctlp and '
spine,, weak aid flabby inusoles, desire
to sleep, Where to be rusted by sleep,.
CoustiptttiOU, dullness of hearing, loss
of voice, desire for solitude, excite,
of temver, sunken ere sur;
rounded with, I.SADSti oinoiM, oily
looking, skin, etc., are all ayntptorns•
of nervous debility that led to ieanity
and dead useless cures. The spring
or vital power having lost ;its tension
every function wenes in consequence.
Triose, who through abuse committed
inignorance gray be persnanenteiy
cured'.. c..,eiid year address for book
on all diseases peculiar to gran.
Address Lie., T. LU13AN, 60 Front St,
Toronto, Ont, Rooks sent free
Rested. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple tips,
numhiness, palpitation, ship beats,
not fiuebes, rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the 'heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second
heartbeat quicker themthe first, pain
about the breast bone, ete:„ can
positively be cured. No cure„ no pay.
Send for book, Address M. V.
LUBOR, 60 Front Street east,.
Toronto, Ont.
d the , ._ f tt a r their business. Prices reasonable, and
a pen he lunette la., name o the rive ytuelitV of sti,clt used
iirst.olass, ab
the
that has since become the title' of one J:'xarnstl ce •
n CIA
f 1 sweetest and most •pathetic
melodies, 1 believe that Stephen C. l3arnum's proposition to I"hiladel•
Foster never thought dory mach of tllt3 for the j u1tvillhn tit of a tortake bonds • give
contract that
piece himself until after it had taken if tee city of 110,00101 a will btop
its place among the papular songs of ceiling liquor, aid give me as much as
the eouutry,--Ehiladelplua Press.
itulea for Dy$J eptios,
])at two rneala a day.
Rover eat a morsel of any sort be.
tween meals.
Never cat when very tired, whether.
exhausted from meatal or physics!
labor.
Never eat when the mind is worried
or the thinper ruffled, if it is possible
to eveid doing Eo. ..
Eat slowly, masticate the food very
thoroughly, even more so, if possibie,•
than is required in health, _
Avoid drinking at meals z. at most
take a few sips of wart unatimulating
drink at close of the meal, if the food
is very dry itt character.
In general,dyspeptio stomachs man"
age dry food better than that contain-
lnnumtiuh fluid; so avoid light soups.
Eat neither very .hot nor cold food.
The bust tcluperature is about that of
the body. Avoid exposure to cold soon
after eating.
Eat only food that is easy of diges-
Lion, avoiding complicated and indigos•
tib dishes, and take but two or three
''' .,s at a meal.
y.. 3y .
e careful to excess in eating. Eat
more than the wants of the system
regain. Strength depends not on what
is oaten, but oil 'What is digested.
Never take violent exercise of any
sort, either mental or physical, just
before or after a meal. it is not good
to sleep immediately after eating.
Most persons will be benefitted by
the use of oatmeal, wheat meal, or
Graham flour,cracked wheat,andether
whole grain preparations,thou feu many
ns was expended for her liq`ior Inst
•year to run the city next year, I will
pay all the eitiy'a expenses; no one
hail give taxes ; there will be no in-
suranee. on property,'a good dress.
suit will be given to every poor man,
woman, boy acid girl ; all the educa-
tional expenses shall be paid; a barrel
of flour given to every needy and
worthy person, and 1 shall clear a
half million, or a million dollars by the
operation
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OA•P$, 1 S1 [IRT ,
COLLARS, C d"F `2, .er., *' ,$ "rl.
Chep fad: . .
WEB S T E ' S
iirf`? • Vii.
'011'tiv.„
Ilan removed to E. F. Garstolr''s old stand, where ld
nicely assorted tock of
hal a large
Sav,n
er I 'a?I o and
The Canada Presbyterian has, no.w
been before the public for nineteen
years. Raring that time it has secur-
ed f•+r itsslf the confidence and esteem
of •thousands of readers in every
Provicno. The twentieth • volume
comtlefa:ea with the first issue in
January. All the departlxieuts that
,have made the paper valuable in the
`past will be couriunecl l and a series
-.of able articles on the stirring religious
questions of the day, by prominent
writers in Europe and Aoiertea, will.
forth a .special feature the coming
year. The list of Oat»idiart coati
butors has also increased.
it will be the constant' aim of the
conductors of The Canada Presby-
terian
resby-
w rian to make it a welcome visitor to
fannily circle ; and itt its .comprehen-
sive pztges old and young will even
find interesting, pure mid . profitable
reading.
The CanAda Presbyterian, in its
enit-trgead forth, is the Same size us
Harper's. Weekly, and one of the
largest papers of the kind on the con-
tinent."
Publiahel by the • Presbyterian
Printing ,S; Publishing Co., Ltd., 5
Jordan St., Toronto, at $2` per annum.
Q, P. fl TI17.L TABL" 1 .
Trains arrive and depart as follow:
Lnavusa.
5:35 a• to ... ,..,..Por Toronto
220 p. 14
2:20 p. in. ForToeswater
10:30p:,'m
Tun LADIES' Atemare—Gives a daily
prize of a handsome china tea service. One
dollar will get you The Ladies' Journal for
out year. If you send correct answers to
the following questions; along, with your
dollar:—Wizen in the Bible are these first.
found, 1, Money; 2, Coal ; 8, Wood' ; and.
tvtllfind it necessary to avoid vee- if your letter rs the first one received at
tables,especially when fruits' are taken. Tim Ladies' Journal office any day between
new and 25tarch nel;t,ltontaiuilig correct
answers, you will get a baudsotne china
tea service of 44 pieties, There are also
three large lists of other valuable prizes,,
pianos, gold and silver watches, silver tea
services, china dinner sats, silver dinner
andtea knives, large crib rewards and
snores' of other' prizes. Send ten cents is
stamps and got a sample copy of The
Ledies'a0Urual containing these lista, in fill,
or better still sand' your dollar and auawerta
85 send 9a years of age,was bald of hair
AaltivI• e
0:30 a. in
2:20 p,ni
2'20
10:30
A. U, STRATHDI;E, AoalT, w1NenAR.
Through Whets to all points in Atnorim—North-
West, Pacific Ooast, etc., via the shortest loud all
popular routes. Baggage. ehael:ed through to
destination. Lowest frelgbt ratio to all points.
–=TIME TABLE.
GRAVE WI: MIKA% ADAM; AT WINebAM,.
0:30 a.tn T,ixoUte.Quelph,Pabnertitou, 4o. 3:80 p,m.
11:10 " 10:10 "
:40 p.ut. " " Clinton,
7:25 '1 Palmerston, Mixed.. _10:15 a.m.
6:45 a.m....London, &o.. 11;00 `
`,. Gincardine &o
11:10 a.m.. ,
3.80 p.m
10'10 "
,:45 p.m.
0:30 a.m.
11:10 "
6:600.01
pea@g,
Which he is selling away down in price; and
bave you call andtake a look. through his. $,toctt.
Normasomooneummorormmonwoo
Repairing a Specialty.
A11 work warranted and done promptly.
Mason's Block.
will he pleased •to
E+ d. Dinsiev,
erg
Pl\re
a
logy, Physi
Physi
Remar rablo ltejuVonattoln of an Old Man.
OwEN'S.onan, Dec, 8l,—Owing td
an item of the Saturday Evening Tithes
a oorrespontlert yesterday went to the
cabin of a well known, negro citizen
iiaitied Hall, who is a squatter on. the
north end of Victoria Driving Park.
The old Inan,who claims to be between
Send Photograph
and 1 will send you
Character and the
stating what pn
Photo. returns
and gat The Joann.) for 12 ruontlie., Ad.
011 the top of his hold fol; Teeny
years, tdrass z;clitnr. Litdie's'' rlcaltual, Poronto,,
While for a number of ye'ars,excepting Clatialio i`To whetter wlisare yoto u live, I a.1:
Or two or'tltree grumps of teeth Ila have a ag itis tL first letter recei ma. deo
line been forced to niuinble at his food.
rain,
About n'nfoltth since the CX Slave felt:
Lis suing growing sore, and shortly
atter lie was surprised to find a new
tooth white •and perfect pterions out
i, r thereon. Slued 'tile second child
h ds first tooth seven ethers have
c(te, all perfect and servieeable, t
.A ',eller pf unllttl ` ea, tire of filo c,ld
‘at, ib ti.ttt IS,LetC lti utl.,uth. aft'.
Late of
Ursa.
pr..
Photo.
with c art.
Q. OOozess,
Murillo P.O. ria
'Ingham..
Yourself or Friend with 31,
Written Statement of your
you are
marry bed oha also
y PPS`•
brenolo est,
'tut Arthur, Ont,
Has in stock
Twenty -Five - NEW - CUTTERS,
Which will be sold at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, FOR CASH..
Property Tor Salo in\olmare.
The undersigned offers for sale a desirable pro
petty in the village of Behoove consisting of o: goad
dwelling house, oiiiee, stable and driving shed, with
one acro and a•half of land in animation. Splendid
garden, with all sorts of fruit trees. Will be: sold
at a bargain. For particulars, apply to
IritSDIr8RICIi cook,
Dohme, e.
BARBER SHOP.
11TI3i.
MALOOLItI MoDONALD,
(was or author,)
l3avbl , purchased the ba,bering business of Messrs.
Sebastian rhos., Is prepared to give alt old customers
and as Many new ones as patronise him, satisfaction
iu alllhpes of the profession.
SHAVING AND HAIRCUTTING
aro guy specialties•
ltt,oive me a call at the otdstand,` opposite Gordon
and 3itdut•re's store.,
1&, MCDONAL13.
B* 1X OF 7 .A IX PO ,.
Capital, $1,000,000. Rest, 8150,000.
President—Joss 5't,ART.
Vioetl reeideht—A. 0, ItAtISAY. •
13111.1GGTORS
Ions r ooron, Otins. (icattiw. oxo ItOAorr, A. T
Woolf, A, $• Lint ftorontol.
Cashier—J.'1'tf 0Ett7LL.
Savings Bank hewn, 10 to 3'; Saturdays, lo'to'i
1, Deposits of O. and upwards received and itterest'i
allowed. "
ilpeolat liepolilts also received at torrent-
rates
urrentrates of interest,
•n;a,i`cs ai Great Britain and this Grated states
bought Puttee%
•it, WILLSON, Aorniz,
107(EI.i & DICKINSON,
0 VI Pgt 444 Crf14
liiiiensnsulniadilliOnnintssaimmussolesollAggegswell RES)
ad T1.1111,'bl'l't`".lt
pieaat inforr ; oar readers that 1 have i;poslttee remedy for the above tit 17,1
teener Sly Its timely a:e tbb saia2s eth�tseeeits c t* en S see permanently
uAnently cub lis A A•~1
• 4 to ,se�'•d two bottles of my r,,,,,' :., r wvlX *cod M.
thele' Moquette and Post Q e A.thir0ss. Ref<3ttetir t
9w•..... • 'l M. Wes* AssI$4l..t,. lipaC tt,Tt s. tItrt-WAJ11 t
gall and. see them, and get prices.
411 kinds of work made to order by First -Close Workmen. under
the. $U llervisioll of the proprietor.
R:'pairba , Pakinting, Top uilding, Sze, done' of
Short Notice.
Those in need cf anything Inour line will save •money by calling
on des before purchasing.
':.1%O,
Wing hat, Ont.
WING -HAM• FOUNDRY.
41VIURRAY Co.,
—Successorate It u Robinson, manufaoturerers of-'•
AGRICULTURAL TMPD E N S.t
0
Wo have the patterns• of R. 31. Robinson and, c•tu supply repairs for ailkinds o Iiltplatn,eau.
MILL riCICS cAD1i AND SHARPENED..
S .L . W GUMMING'
Ea t>tr c 0144 .A.MITY, 1=INTID. S .,° ~ •,.
'be patronage of the public solicited.
, Any quantity of old Cast Iron Scrap wanted..
JJ J1t IAZ -J Ort.
to eentteetinn with the above, 1 wish tO nov iM x1• t�have ii:a,esd my foundry to the above Aria fort
yemThe ronte'ti "ll'btrhtm Nether teeon•n,ai.deci ae ft -0.4f". on ••i1;r.:a.s,havine txvvaivi
rx,ore '
of ,orie. Y enre to rntil wink rad rrpydrs. would ark fur theist tsnonttuwnwd ui the pan age t tdt.�
t�rtl;f the Peet udluatSI Junu;t:b. 1490,
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