The Wingham Times, 1893-12-01, Page 1VOL. XXI.---NO..1139 .
Cold weather is at hand and Xmas is
coming. Are you prepared for them? If
not, you should go at once to the
Where you will find an excellent range of
winter goods of every description.
Our Dress Goods and Furs are in the
lead as usual in values and assortment.
We are also showing special values in
Ladies', Misses', lien's and Boys' Under-
clothing.
In the Gents' Furnishing Department
we leave an immense range of Tweeds,' Ties,
Collars, Shirts, Sox and a special line of
Sealette Caps, in all the leading shapes,
and at a prigs that is lower than the lowest.
Don't fail to see them.
The head of our Grocery Department
is also making a special effort in that direc-
tion. Choice New Fruit Currants and
Raisins, Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels,
prize Columbian Cheese and the old re-
liable 35c. Tea, all to hand.
ORR & HISCOCKS,
Dircot Dry Goods Importers.
Trym Been, November 30, 1803.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRANK PATI;ItSUN, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
DRESS MAKING.
11I:IRS. D•oS. BULLAR
Has decided to open a dress making busi-
ness, at her residence, John street, opposite
Queer's Hotel. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Apprentices wanted. 3m
LOdhe NEWS
`Cell. at the Star Restaurant for a big
aseciettt ) nt of fruit. JAS. MOIKELVlx.
. De will
give an
address at a tea eeting in Belmore, on
Monday evening est.
'—Mrs. 13. Elle tt is in Strathroy this
• week attending the funeral of Wm. IL
Elliott, of Cared c, an Imola.
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
( at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf JOHN NEI:LANDs.,
—It is reported tat Mrs. Margaret L.
Shepherd, editor of le British Canadian,
T ;rent(', will deliverseries of lectures in
Wingham, in the co •se of a few weeks.
, Mr. Peter McLa en, of the Bluevale
'`goad, has purchased he residence -of Mr.
E. Nicol, on Centre s reet, Wingham, and
Till move into town next spring, having
3e ',his farm for a umber of years.
Odell for good butter and eggs at R A
Graham's market grocery.
+.-Stratford Herald:
m
re Tea Co.
:Of the Empire
P
il
nte I•ests
of G c
the
furniture manufacturer
las es good thing and is
change.
Lewis Wilson, late
is "on the road" in
est, .Green & Co.,
, of Wingham. He
pleased
with the
Clinton New Era:
wife) formerly of Olin
visit last. week. 'rbe
nextweek for Bnglan
prbeeed to China and a
the interest of the 5
Company. It must be
sine agent. - J
Dr. Horsey, (and
tn, were here en a
;leave New York
, and from . there
ound the world, in
to Life Insurance
lice to be eninsur-
•Wanted, 10 to 20 men to cut cordwood
and sawlogs. Work to commence at ('nee.
GEo. Titoism
Wingham, Ont.
--Rev. W. H. Watson, pastor of the Con.
gregational e ntroh, of th s town,has accept-
ed • the cull to a Congreg tional church rti
Hamilton, and will se r his connection
With the church Iter at the end of the
present year e We are orry to lose Iter.
tr truthfully
- ancon sayu
11 allele
n d Y
Watsons Y,
that "Wingllatn's loss will be Ilamilton's
gain.'
Oqr accounts
call and get your
send it to yen.
GUAM
W.JNGIL .M, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1., 189.
all rendered; please
Do not wait for us to
—Methodist' Churg
next Sunday: M
Standard of Christie
—Sermon to young
Important Question
— Torquay Lodge
which was instituted'
instant, now numb
goodprospeots of fu
p p
lodge will meet on
Tuesdays of each m
Omt & Hiscoces.
Pulpit Topics for
rning--"St, Paul's
n Living." Evening
en.. Subject: "An
nswered."
Sons of England,
in town on the 3rd
•s 23 members, with
ther additions. The
its second and fourth
nth.
—For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place. only two doors north
of the r'd stand and between Rose' book.
store and Patterson's jewellery shop.
A slick stranger • palming himself o
a s a representative(' the Toronto Mail, ran
up a board bill at th Garner House, Chat-
ham, hired a horse nd rig from(' Elliot's
livery and never et me back. The outfit
was found in Tilbur Center Monday, 20th.
He is thought to be the same man who
stole a horse from eattie Bros., of this
place, and drove it t Stratford.
—Good and Cheap—Good flour at $1.50
per 100 pounds. All kinds of feed equally
as ennnp, at A. H. Carr's, Wingbam.
Type setting mac
"introduced into a gre
printing offices. Th
an outfit of machines
B., World.-') The M
machines; -nannfactu
Company, of Montre
used, and the copy of
presents a good appe
the machines are wort.
tines are now being
t many of the large
]ares one t to put in
is the Vancouver, B.
•genthaler Linotype
ed by the Linotype
1, are the machines
le World we received
once, showing that
ing well.
-The rain of 11 onday took considerable
of the snow off at 1 pretty nearty availed
Otte sleighing, Th fall snow on Wednesday
has renewed it, a 4 now we have prat
good sleighing.
—Those in wa of boots and slices, rub-
bers, overshoes, c othirg of any hind or
gents' £iunithing , will be interested in the
aunonncement of Messrs. Homuth tC Son,
in another odium
—New goode, cheap and good, at the
Queen's Hotel Block hardware store, brings
them.
Monday last b ng the twelfth birth-
day of Miss Winnie Sellet•y, she entertain-
ed about fifty of be companions. at the
Parsonage that of moon and evening,
when a most enjoya o time was spent.
—Chief Bullard r eived the thanks of
our townspeople for having the snow plow
out and clearing the idewalks off so early,
on Thursday and Fri lay of last week. The
plow works like a herrn, and its visits
during the winter wil be greatly appreci-
ated by all our citizet s.
—Owing to the pre
Office Department, t
lishing Company, of
drawn its advertiser
papers regarding it
These forms of lotte
craze for a time, an
have choked them of
ksure from the Post
e Agriculturist Pub-
Peterboro, has with-
al -6s in n number of
prize competitions.
y awards were a big
tbe authorities should
longego.
ig.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired anti fully warranted by ii.msin
P&nx, Meyer Bloc, Wingham.
• Arrengernents re being made for the
;i'stabtishmeut of a Rebecca Degree lodge
in connection with Maitland Lodge, No.
110, I. 0. 0. F., h this town.;Mlle probe-
, bility is that the 1 dgewi1111 linetitutecl be-
fore the end of th year, and it is likely to
—New Hardware Store, Queen's Hotel
Block, Wingbam. ALEX. YouNG.
— The so.ial` giv
League of Christian
tion with the Meth
day evening e 1 it tg last in
,was well attended
served, and a,good
of readings, recited
mental music, was
occupied the chair,
joy themselves.
n by , the Epworth
Endeavor in connee-
ist church, on Tues.
be Temperance I •1 a11
,
. Itefresbnients were
Irogramme, consisting
ns, vocal and instru-
given. Rev. S. Sellery
nd all appeared to en-
MttST CONOREOATIONAL °NOR ,
WINannee --W. IL Watson, Pastor. Ser
vices each Sunday at 11. a. n.. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath' School and Bible Class at 2.30.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor, Friday
evenings at 8 p. m. All made welcome.
Seats free. Strangers welcome. Sunday,
December 2. • Past(' will preach in the
tnorning. Mr. Ands we, of Wroxeter, will
preach in the even ng. •
7'1';t trans fhr Toronto and east
Ietwv V:iiigltam at 6.25 a m and 11.20 a rn.
via W G (4.1B Division, and at 6.40 et m
and p , invia Clinton and Guelph.
Greed connections bye all trains. •
—Rev. Mr. Som •villa, pastor of St.
Andrew's Presbyter' m congregation,Wind-
sor, during his 'discarse last .Sunday, em-
phatically denounce those who are stirring
up the worst reeling of the Catholics with
their "no Popery" cry. If Prbtestants-
believed their religi' to be the true one, it
was their duty ho t ought to convert their
Roman Catholic br thren ; to their way of
thinking by living : oh n life that. could
commend Protestn t religion to • them.
These agitators of .ne present day were not
Protestants; they t ere lunatics,
—The lectures even by Mr. John It.
Clarke, on Thursd y and Friday evenings
of last week, in th Methodist church, wore
not as largely attened as they should have
been, the inclemel t weather, no doubt,
keeping many awa The lecture on Thurs-
day ovpnhig was on "Gough in Humor,
Dialect and Elegem ce," and the subject
can
John
R. Clarke
as one J
ashandled
ry
handle it. On Fria ' evening, he spoke on
the "Rase, Shamroc . and 'Thistle," and
reatecI. tele subject el a manner that was
FOWL SALE—A number of thorough-
bred
hornu h- t
Blighted,
I'owL , g pleasing to the ret. entativee of Bliglaud,
bred Young Roosters of Silver Wyandotte, . t t3 p'=
Black Laneshan, I3taok Spanish end Brown
Leghorn broods. Apply to John A. l3arn-
Ard .Wroxeter, (tr B. Elliott, Wingham.
Miss Gussie Prost , a returned Mie.
stonsryf'rotn Japan;' •, toted in the bl:etho-
aid church, Wedn easy' evening
last,
ander the auspice of the Woman's Mis-
elonary 'Society. Th lecturer described
the habits andAust _ has of tbe Japanese,
And gave a ,:matt de 1 of information in
regard to (hat tonal, and its ,people, and
was tendered a cordi 1 vote of thanks at ,
Ito close. The att dance was not as
large as the merits the lecture deserved.
Ireland and Booth id, atld it is only fair
ito say that tete rep'esentatives of young
I Canada, who wore present, were highly
delighted also with' he prince of entertain.
• ere, John 11, Clark .,
W-Lediea, have ynur garments tnacle by
Miss M. d'.fllustom Gregory block, ol'poeite
the Queen's Ilotel, lettest etvlee, plod
work, always first-class fit.
Choice Now Tette.
Wholesale—•G•ordon & McIntyre mare a
eenditien to supply families or eoeletes
with new teas, at jobbers prices. Now is
the time to secure N`our teas
start with a good
and daughters of
in town are beco
—Mr. J. H.
'Grand President
in the town hate,,(''.. Friday night last, ort
"Protestants in ataffies." There was
only a fair-sized a dieuce. Mr. Wm. Clegg
was voted to tl e chair, an4the the meeting
was opened by pr er by Rev.,
L. G. Wood.
The lecturer devo -d considerable time to
replying to a Tette from Thomas Quigley,
parish priest, whit appeared in last week's
Advance. He nes dealt with the Separate
School question, i
the close of the le
who was present,
proposed to abolis
Ontario, and the
would place men
would so amend tt e Separate School Act
that it would be o no benefit to the Cath-
olics.
Regular eeting of the Town Council
on Monday ev in next.
ging
A mild ty a of infinenza is quite pre-
valent througl out the country, and Wing -
ham has had is share of it.
—The best oftet yet—The Tines and the
Toronto Weekly Globs from uow till the
—The Ontario Government leas issued
a circular annon Ging their intention of
taking more stri'gent action to compel
observance of the lawregardingregistration
of births, marria es and deaths. The pen-
alty for noncom' dance with the law is $20.
—We are sorr to learn that we were in
error last week, hen we announced that
Mr, George Mc avish heel purchased the
woolen mill peo erty and intended com-
mencing the nufacture of furniture.
We got the now in the . usual 'way, and
trust that no on will be inconvenienced or
annoyed by its p blieation..
—$1.50 cash will secure THE TIMES and
Toronto Weekly Globe from now till the
1st of January, 1895. Subscribe at once.
—Rev. Geo. F
liver a lecture in
in this town, thi
Night in Genera(
The lecturer is h
subject is one th
feel for poor, stiff
St
missiou. Silver
o
Iter, of Stratford, will de-
theCongregationalohurch,
(Friday) evening, on "A
Booth's Shelter I•Iome."
Illy spoken of, and the
should interest all who
ring humanity. No ad-
llection.
—A meeting of the Wingham Plebiscite
Committee—whi 1 is composed of repre-
sentatives of ant e churches, temperance
organizations ant young people's societies
—will be held iu ' r. W. F. Brockenshire's
studio, on Tuesd y evening, December 5th,
at 7.30 o'clock. full attendance is re•
quested, as ini. rtaut business will be
brought before th meeting.
Membership, as the wives The TI1ws will be sent to any address
nany of the Oddfellows from now till the lst of January, 1805, for
ing quite interested in it. One Dollar.
2cConnell:, of Windsor,
f the P. P. A., leetured
id other matters. At
ture, Rev. B. B. Keefer,
sked how the lecturer
the separate schools in
Lnswor was that they
n the Legislature who
—Tete best offer yet—The TIlrin and the
Toronto Weekly GloLe from now till the
end of 1804, for $1.50.
, —"The Vanguar it journal of moral re -
,
form' is the title of new monthly, a copy
eived. It is edited by
nto, and. the present
inly to the probibi-
c11 has so prominent a
f Canadian people just
d is in megazine,fortn,
d both neat and attrse-
lee November number,
ved, contains a vast ant oxeerienee of all who have used it, and
thine which must be the success of the proprietors atld menu-
facturers, the California 'Fig Syrup Com-
pany.
---
Man Lost at:
On Tuesday of last
son, son of Denatd 11
went to Kincardine of
putting up bis hor
Queen's Hotel. The
for, on Friday mornli
uneasy and on engnir
the owner of the hors •
Canada's per capita posed that Mr. A, 1
a ern and
i nor T v
Ivor," /the early train to se
tario," "Crime in Can- tried to take a short
✓ Business Does for missed bis way in tl
da's i+'iu\tnce Ministers ' the basic. The frie
nue " A coley will be, the search, whin r h, s beep so far fruitless.
✓ to any address for ; Atte Mu,tbeson had ecu t p the lakes fishing
82 per annum. t all s'hi'nier, and es' apposed to have had
lichee'. I couslderablo catch: on his person. The
Bars of the Montreal
event has c uised g eat excitutneut both in
switching Christmas fi Risley and Kincnl tine.
-
this Continent or in gout aw or.
C A 1:'' t,rrli 1i
r Y
✓ early in Deeelnber, i boundless oen:9donce,"
st sttrnning thing ever . G0 cash will secure THE TIMER and
ing all previous Christ' Toronto Weekly Globe from now till the
1st of January, 1805. Subscribe at once.
of which has been r
F. S. Spence, of To
issue is devoted re
tion question, wh
place in the minds
norv. The Vengua
sixty-four pages, a
tiro in its get up.
which we have ret
amount of infer
practically invnln•
temperance questi
pared for them in
than any in wltieh
stinted to the publi
the articles are "C
and l)riuk Bill," '
Prohibition," "On
entre," "The His
Plebiscite Movente'
Druuketnless," "Tb
of high License,"
Consumption p
t n, tion of
Shop Licenses in 01
ada," "What the B•
the Country," "Can
and the Liquor Rev
sent by the publish
fifteen cents. • Price
A1:tEo
• The Christmas tut
Star were the it t
souvenirs ever et ' o
The
C
r r t
' 1 r le. .Leto (.
Lr o
L
over thatcl. It is sal
Inas number of the
—This is Self -D
tion Army in Can
reel
During the t week e
dation Army from
latest recruit, aeon
army friends, abst
indeed a great inc
life in order that th
thio week to contri
the various operati
the Salvation At
Army's self-denial
produced $2,281.93;
16, 1891 produced
the steady improve
duced the mmgnific
This year, as the n
extra effort is boin
missioner felly e:
crease.
:heal week for the Salva-
da and Newfoundland.
ry metnber of the Sale
he commissioner tithe
with the thousands of
in from all luxuries and
y of the necessities of
y may be able during
uta more liberally to
ns and institutions of
my. The Salvation
flat in Canada in 1858
1889 produced 05,093.-
2,2:57.18, and last year
ent continuect and pro-
nt total of ,$1.4,080.85.
eds are still greater, an
put forth and theCom-
ects•a substantial in -
Log *.nus
Messrs. Button Peasant have again
received thei u 1al large order from Eng.
land for m blocks, again will again be
paying tl ' highest cash prices for any
quantity of good lingo It
l13 logs. . Also
all other kinds of logs taken.
Con$rmed.
The favorable impreesioo produced on
the first appearance of this agreeable liquid.
fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago
hats been more than confirmed by the pleas-
blo to atu(lents.of the
1. Much of 11 -is pre-
more convenient form
it has before been pre -
The titles of some of
nada's Liquor Revenue
unicipal Revenue and
ario Provincial R,ev-
ry of the Prohibition
," "Tne Scott Act and
Stupendous Failure
inoardtn o.
eek, Angus 1liathe:
atbeson, of Ripley,
a visit to his friends,
and buggy at the
orse not being called
Mr. Walker became
is found out who was
and rig. It is sup-
rttlteson on going to
some friend4 away
d1t to the BttLt1b11 and
1 dark and fell into
(hl ]lave been busy i11
published this ye
which will be the z
peen here, even eelip
utas Stars.
entry ltcoplo are wide 1'I have night children, every ono in good
that asuperb Christ- health, not no of whom but )las taken
entreat altar is to be 1 Seott'e i/trtuision, ill which my wife has
Si .A YEAR IN ...DV
T1ie 7P1e131 onto Vote.
'Very few persons l ve received a copy
of the bill providing f r the plebiscite vote
on prohibitzon en the. lst of January next,
consequently we give he following infor.
mation :—Tile actua question to be voted
upon will be found e' the specimen ballot
'paper, which is in tl = form of that t,hich
the electors will ma t on election day, Mon-
day,. January let, 1 4 t
t
Are you in f r of he immediate
o
• prohibition by ew of the importation,
^• manufacture • end sale of intoxicating
„j; liquors as a b erage?
YES
NO
Men will vote o yellow ballot papers,
women on blue p 'ers. 1,6ven though no
municipal eleet''n to be held iu any
locality, the poll rill be open for this Pro-
hibition vote. • person can vote more
than once on the question, not eon
if she or ho he s property in different
muuicipalities. • gents to watch the polls
on behalf of bot sides will bo appointed by
the Municipal Jerks on Monday, 11t11
Dec., at 12 o'olo'i., noon. Two agents or
scrutineers for • ach poll can be appointed
by request of th Prohibition workers and
by re
ofi -
nest the Ant s
the same numbq
What C nadians Can Do.
•
WUtE1t] THEY E. EIL I:r' ADVMNTARS, 'eTOliT-
TELLING, Poe ICS; ANA VIC'1'U1tL-1ZAItINe.
We take plea • re in directing the atten-
tion of our 1• dors to Toronto Saturday
Night's Christ •: s Number, which is just
appearing on t market. Every year that
enterprising pa •r issues a Christmas Num-
ber, arid' every , arthe production is super-
ior to all previo s ones and to anything
similar atternp ed in Canada. Constant
progress is mad towards an ideal. The
premium piotur= ias yearr is a large oleo=
l
graph '20 z28inc es, entitled A ffinme 1tof
Suspense, purchased from its owner in
Germany at a ver large sum. In repro-
ducing this pictur twenty colors are called
into use by the lith'graphers. This infor-
mation is technic 1 and only those who
know something of he picture -making art
will grasp its full i' ort. The picture %p-
resents a group of, It ies and one gentle-
man of the period o Louis XV. of France,
dressed in the sup rb attire of that tithe,
in a splendidly furl fished room. livery-
thing calls into play the subtle art of the
colorist. The gentl:' an, with a stick, is
opening a trap in e i ch is a mouse; a cat
crouches near by to s'ring upon the cap-
tive, while the ladies have flown for safety
to the top of chairs, tabes and ,couches.
This picture frames r ith singular effect.
The leading featu a of the Christmas
Number i s The Rand m Remnlieceuces of
a Nile Voyageur by a arles Lewis Shaw,
:
being a a humorous a d thrilling , account
of the expedition o 1884 to the relief of
General Gordon, who was besieged by the
False Prophet behiu' the walls of Khar-
toum. Four hundred :median voyagebrs
'shared the perils of that expedition, of
whore Mr. Shaw was ue. This is one of
the best things yet wr tea by a Canadian.
Illustrated by Memel g, Ethel Palin and
Eteglisll artists.
Two Old Hunters, le OctaveThanet,one
61 the best short story writers of today.
tiuetrated by Fervent
Old Dickson's Yotin Lady, by Evelyn
Durand, one of the ve y clevsreet of Can -
action short story writ rs. I111ustrated by
Ferand and Ethel Path
The Exodus to Con ra• vine by Marjory
Maturely. Illustrate by the same capi-
tae tirtists.
'The I.tonin's League
Pleteher. This is a clu
illustrated
wit repro
paintings of Hokusai, J
With Murder in. kis
E.: ieppard. This is a
life in Texas, illustrated
In poetry the nnmbe
Among those eontributi
Johnson, Charles Gordo
Iiawtlorne, Ii. Wheeler
George Moffat, Reuben
E. D. Five full page en
nltmbttir, one ne of which is
another the talented tads Wain.
Tho price of this nun er remains as ill
previous years, 50 cents per copy. Buy it
of year bookseller, o on receipt of Chu t
sutu tit the Saturday ight office, i1 Ade.
'aide street west, T °onto, n copy, along
with this premium ' acture) will be sent,
by Helen Gregory
ntstory of Japan,
nations from the
an's first artist.
east by Edmund
story of cowboy
by Ethel reline.'
is the richest yet..
g are: 11.i'nzilino
Rogers, Ernest
this i1I, 'leers,
Botched and G.
ravings adorn the
5 M. Hearn '01.
X,d
postage laid, to y address in Wye
Buy it and also nd it to year foie
a sample of Cana fan art.
Chet oh 11nio4.
DEAR Tlains,-1lie question of
Anion of call the :vangelionl chore
this land is a goes ion that in :not
most thoughtful an 1 prayerful att
tbe best minds i the several C
churches of this untry, and we s.
vel truly thankfu r ly tl aukfu for this etaooura
evidence of the daw of a bright stn
oils day in the near i ture for the Citi
church in Canada, Our Great Tea
" Who so loved us the be gave Iljmself
us," and " who taut • it (snake; as ne
man taught," prayed 'th all the fervor
his spotless soul, "the, bis peopled might
one as He and the Fa her are one." So
one may be ready to s ty that this does
mean organic union. For the present
leave the objector to o\'e that it doe
mean organic union. What we desire
call attention to now s organic union 0
particular kind, but w uld rejoice in rnaki
it so general that eves branch of the trn
evangelical rhmch night be ernbre
within its folds. N w for this pract'
union. We hear wit deep regret that
Rev. W. II• Watson, aster of the Co
gational church of tl is town, is 0bou
accept a call from a ongregation in
ilton. To say that w• egret this, may
pear selfish, and yet it is teed to div
ourselves: ,of eelfishne:s . Mr. Watson is
clea'r,•f'aithlul'and :ea n st preacher of t
g•tspel—.a stloltg+ti.8.d vi•orous advocate •
all mom' 1-efcl,.ai'et, c t -no friend and
excelleneelttzete.' V 'einiiot but regret
iu the interest of me c mum-city—pont
with so worthy u citi e , thud if he thud lei
worthy partner and f nilly leave lid, et
beat wishes and pre ere will follow them t
their new home. 131t why should they go
The Presbyterian co igregstior1 of our tov
is without a pastor i t present. 1.Iiyshoal
Dot the two congrege tions unite ultder on
pastor? There eau 'e sally 1.1, fucmtidr bi
barrier in the way , f len union, for the
are all Presbyterial V•e woulu thea ]lav,
a strong and rigo 'u congregation, oiler
ing one of the best . e s for energetic, con
seorated work, tli t a suitable nriniste
could desire. Let W.''ighcten.be the first
prove in this come tee able 'atter of ,wide
church union. Veto.%
• lellrav
. Mr. Hobbs, of e lyth, has opened a shoe
shop in town.
•, Mrs. Tufts,
boarding house
has returned ho
well pleased
tura.
A Christmas
under the auepi
day school, will
Hall, on Mende
Mr, E. Living
fitted up in goo
work.
this plane, w
Chicago during.
e, and express'
ith the results of
tree and elite/ t miners
es of the Methodist Suit-
e held in the. Foresters'
evening, Dec. 25th.
ton is having his sa m'll
o w t
g
shape for this seasons
Williams .Little I antlelidn
rills will cure llcrtdaclle, Litiouslless,
Sour Stomach, etc. 'Try them once and
you will not use any other. Price 25c.
box, at all drug stores.
Salmoni's ni ;elide While
Oils in the Deet I'aulily Lit utletlt in the
world. instant euro for ;:pritius and
l3rnises, Beware of inlitatiees. Auk or
Salmon's Buglit,h White Oils.
the. King's Wottritot realiers ..
are safe Stud sure. l•fe. 0 bait..
Heictlrfie:Reeling
will cure the worst cold. Hundreds of
testimonials tenths, to its merits. Money
will positively be refunded tf l;:eatinteld"
Healing Balsam does not do all that is
chinned for it,
11)i'. 1# iiiti ;'t+ .'Fac•al iral 1l b' eav-
art° 113 tue greet blood purifier. It will
matte the blood pure Jed keep it pure.
Cures dyepepsttt and nil (.,line of stomas''
, r 1 •at hest; buy p
liver troublt:s, t t. he . w the
thieve.1
beet. ?rice one dollar a bottle, t;ix botti •a
tor live d 111are,.
' Viilla otr' Male ibrzmilellau
rills.
Salmollti's .--
ig1!sii White
Oils.
1)r+. lti.ing's Warta o'i`Pde ' w
]lleatlnileld's Interning nal.
salln.
yyO 1 in s Medical l"►isreovr-
et •
Are all reliable rnedicitzes and the pro-
prlebe'rs : tarantee satisfaction in every
cat sy refunded,
num Will be tent to any addles*
trout till the 1st of January, 19tt5, iet,
One