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VOL. .XIII. -
NO. 1158.
Tile Bean never had a more desirable
stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes than
it has this spring. We have paid special
attention.to your wants thio season, and
have watched the markets closely to your
advantage. ,-
Our Dress Goods, Detainee, Challies and
Prints are the most exclusive in Wingham.
We call particular attention to our Black
Goods, is forl prize. color, quality y an d p to Re-
member that we are the only house in'town
who import Dry Goods direct from the
• •foreign markets, thereby insuring a saving
to .you.
Our Grocery stook, as usual, is full, fresh
:and well assorted. Our 35 Dent Tea is and
always has been the talk of the people;
.three pounds for cue , dollar; five pounds
for one dollar and fifty cents.
. ORR & IISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
Tan,]3Lan, March 29th, 1894.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK FAT] RSON, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
.s••a•eo®•®oat•♦•®coo®o®ee
A BEST Place rn loess E to
get a Business Ede-
cation, Shorthand.9
• etc., Is at the Cen-
" tral Business Col- I
mlege, Tomato, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably Canada's Greatest Com-
m
ereiat Schools. Cala o, nes fr:e. Men-
tion this paper. Shaw & lalliutt, Principals,,
.0044.0a'.040.4.40.$ aeeta sena ®®eo
LOCAL NEWS.
sli;or good butter and eggs at R' A.
is market grocery,
meeting of e Huron Medical
ladooiation was h Id in Clinton, on
'Tuesday last.
—The 26th ins nt will be the 75th
anniversary of the rganization Of Odd-
tellows'iip in Ame ca.
—The befit brands of oysters, at 30 to
40cts. per quart, at Jas. Mciivelvie's.
—The man who gets inad for what the
newspaper says abort him should return
•thein$s-three times a day for what the
,'neafepaper knows ,bout him and does
not nay,
fiMr, Geo. Mu grove, formerly of
his town, but now located;in Parkhi J.
was successful in pe sing for the de ee
of D. D. S., at tie) recent University,
dentalexaminati ms in Toronto:
'"George's" many riends in Wingha
will be pleased to h •ar of his success.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
-repaired and fully warranted by Hats=
Tanis, Meyer Block, Wingham. •
—Rev. Robt. Johjston, B. A., of Lind-
say, well known to any of our towns-
people, bad, the agree of Bachelor of
'Divinity conferred upon him,, at the
Presbyterian collect, Montreal, last
week. •
---The Fraser Dramatic Company con-
cluded their weak in Wingham on Satur-
day last. The comm my is one of the
'hest that has ever vii :ted this town, but
they Wbre not as well atronized as some
inferior troupes who eve played here.
—Oranges, Pineapple*, Cocoanuts, Ban-
anas, nas, and a large assortment of canned
goods, pure maple syrup, at the cheapest
pricer;, at ,las. MoXelvie's.
—An 'experienc f fruit grower says
thatthe fruit grow rs have reason to be
thankful •for the Doll snap of the past
two wmeks. If the warm weather had
lasted, it would b ve brought all the
fruit trees into bid, to the ruin of
the whole year'' Drops with the
first frost. The col weather checked
this tendency; and it is believed that
trniiitrprospeets aro a 1 right.
-- Last friday, r. S,Youhill, real
estate agent; sold is 120, 127, 128, 123,
Diagonalstreet emit, and lots 13O and
131 Carling street west, to Mr. Duncan
Moltinlay, G►oune! for for No. 4 Ward;
and on Monday las , sold 1oi 439,Leopold.
West, hair cit he e, to Mr. Alexander
'[tors, 0, P 15 :exp•ess Agent, of this
own,w•llo int odeo build a comfortable
titylf dwell inc. M Ross is fortunate in
thisnos deli
lierMringrabl building
site for his future lime,
WINGHAIVI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY,, APRIL 13, 1894.
--Mr. H, Day wags away with a load of
horses this week.
The high windsof 'Tuesday last blew
he smoke
off �r. T. Bell's furnitm e
factory.
—Mr. W. It W
town, is now in the
nese in Seaforth.
—Private moneys to loan on, mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf JAHN i\1•:LLANLa.
—The Galt Reform r is now issued as an
Ilia, formerly of this
foot and shoe bus,-
-Mr. Walter Ta, or goes to Toronto o
Monday to attend the annual meeting -a
the Grand Camp of be Sons of Scotland,
—For first•olass tailoring and ohe ap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & C �.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grouery store,
—Regular meeti g of Court Maitlaud, C.
0. F., to-night,(I'Y). A ' idslarge attend-
ance ce of
members bore
requested; election d, a action of
officers and other nportant business.
—Toronto, Brat ',ford, Guelph, and other
evening paper, and tb ; number before us. eastern and southc-'n points were visited..
presents a very credit ble appearance. The "With quite a beau snow fall on Tuesday,
weekly will be contintatd as usual. •
—Goderich is quiff, excited over the
Police Magistriate gues ion, one, section of
ratepayers wishing tie appointment of
such an officer and the other opposing it.
—Beaver Tobacco is absolutely clean. It
is the highest grade stook in Canada and
the only gentleman chewing.
•--Rev. T. W. Cons, of Walton, will
preach next Sunday in the Methodist
church, morning and e ening. Mr. Comm
is a most excellent pret eller. Be sure and
hear him,
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto and .east
leave Wingham at 0.25 a. m, and 11.20 a.
m. and 8.45 p. m„ via Clinton and Guelph,
Good connections by all trains.
-=The eighth ant versary of the estab-
lishment of the -salvation Army in
Wingham will be .1ebrated next Satur-
day, Sunday arid lionday. Oe Monday
evening, a grand ju'-ilee will be held, 10
be lid by Ensign ac:1 Mrs. Fraser.
'L -From the advera ;sement .of the In-
spector of Licenses '1)r West Huron we
learn that the followi ig parties, in addition
to the present holden: of licenses, have
applied for licenses in- Wingham, for the
coming license year: .hn Dxnsley, Dinsley
House; S. Merrifield, Park House; Shop
License, E. A. Bennet, 'n , : lyn's block.
Wanted, a boy a t 16 or 17 years of
age, to learn the pri ' • g trade.. Must
have a good English eel . • on. Apply at
the Times office.
—.'rhe Slavery Day Company, a com-
pany of twenty colore comedians, gave
an entertainment in .the town hall, on
Tuesday evening, to full house. The
entertainment consist d of scenes on the
plantation, cotton 11 Ids, cake walk,
wing dancing, etc., as in the days of
slavery, and was grea 7y enjoyed by those
present.
—Ladies, have you' -garments made by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work ays first-class fit.
-Mr. Jos. H. Vans one, father of Messrs.
Richard, William at d Walter Vanstone,
of town, passed peace Zully away on Tues-
day morning last, in iis 63rd year. • The
deceased had been a'iasident of the town
for only about a year Doming here from
Iiisardine, where In sport most of his
life He was -engage - in the marble busi-
nesin that town for many' years, carry-
ing on a very extensi e business. • He leaves
a wife, several sons r nd daughters to mourn
his departure. The-; have the Sympathy
of the townspeople : i their sad bereove- total, $119.90; by ren
ment, , The .interate rat took place in the i oil, $3.50; wood, 815.7
Wingham cemetery+sr Thursday afternoon. $11,80; sick and w
=Mr. D. Pringh(bas disposed of his pop
business to Mr. H. tloBride, of Biytli, Mr.
McBride inttnds ,roving to Wingham,
—The Town Co, nail held a special meet.
log on Wednesday evening, to consider the
Licr ineer's award _n regard to the .1: alit on
Edward n,r•.:t. 4ltrt nus during the
question, the Con cis
adjourned without
7
n ion
a il�t tion. .
The Easter
aul's church
There was a goo
presented his 1
encouraging one,
about five inches falling in the former place of the work was
while the people 1 those planes are trudg-
ing through severs 1 inchesof the beautiful,
we are enjoying fine weather and dry
streets and an ant se absence of snow.
—We publish i another column, an
account of the-dventures of Mr. J, P.
MoCasey, of Cinoi ivati, Ohio, son of Mr.
P. MoCasey, of Mo -cis, near Belgrave..The
yo tng.man has quite a job on his hands,
but he appears to -1e a hustler, and no
doubt he will be ab ; to accomplish what
he has started out t do.
=Mr. Thos. J. Stt
of this town, has
engaged Miss Nora Cleueh for two grand
concerts in Walker ani and Ripley on the
23rd and 24th insta',.ta. Mr. Scott Has been ing adjourned.
engaged by Miss Conch ancl Miss Colvin was.held on Mon
to take pert'in a g-md farewell concert in.I with a. good a
St. Mauston the 2."h, instant. Miss Clench' report declared a
sai's for London, 1? (gland, on May 1st. I rect. It was de
j of the church
—A military ball will be held in the i year are : Rector'
horticultural pavilic, Goderich, on the 20th 1 People's •
Ward°
instant. The build lig is capable of hold I Delegates to Sy
estry meeting of St.:
as held on the 20th tilt,
attendance. The Rector
port, which was a most
showing that all pharee_
n a most Iroaperous cons
dition. The fit_ neial statement showed•
that the total re eipts for all 1 urposes w ae
$5144.47, whirl included. $2719.01 for
building fund. After payiug all nlaims,
there is a balanm of $23.88 in the general
fund, though at he commencemeut ofthe
the year tber' was a deficit cf 6132(t.,A.
committee was . rafted to suggest afeasitle
plan for renting the rews. Also, a co
mittee to arran with the Electric tie
Company about ighting the church can aI
b tsement and onuple of lights outside.
The Rector's salt •y was increased 16100 pc r
annum. The th, nks of the vestry was ten-
dered to the retiri g wardens, and the meet.
he a.ljouine l meeting.'
ay evening last, 9th inst,'.
tendnnoe. The auditor's
1 financial matters cor-
sod not to rent the pews
o officers for the ensuing
Warden, J. H. 13isoocks;
, cr. 11. Roderus; 'Lay
od, Crowell Wilson and
stry Clerk, A: E. Smith;
Advisory Cumrnittee, J.
,J3. Willson, T. L. Jobb
ing 500 people, an
decorated, a professi
in hand • The omit
will be beautifully IThos. Cornyn; V
nal having the minter' Seaton, T. W"
etre, which will fur- Norris, L. Hausa
nish music for the teecasion will consist of . H. Kerr, C. Wills
eight musicians, at I everythipg will be `
done to make this t o event of the season. I
Public
The regular
—A conductor i the Sarnia branch of Boaid was held in
the G. T. 13. tel to following story : Tnesds.j evening la
The other morn he regular train Messrs. Morton, B
was a pretty miss d a fly young man. Galbraith, B n tton
Beside the miss there vas a vacant seat. ton, chairmet, presi
The fly young man w it up and, indicating meeting read and
with a wave of the ha d the empty place, report for the month
said: "I beg pardon, b t is this seat engag- ed. The Finance Co
ed?" The answer he got was short and the payment of the f
direct "No, sir, but am," and he sought Ross, supplies, $9,7,
another place to get r sted. telegraphing, 75 cents
— Mr. Robt. Mitchel writes the Trams ing coal, $7.50; Jtis.
as follows : "Two wee ago I noticed in S. Farquharson, tea
the report of proceedin s of our Board of by Wm. Moore, sewn
Health, that a statemet t was made con- that the accounts be
damning the sanitary c ndition of a cer• Treasurer presented a
tain house on' Edwa d street, recently and expenditures for t
occupied by my fancily I beg to say that by Thos. Bell, secon
the house referred t was thoroughly that the neeistant tea
renovated and was whe I left the house, in charge the class pr
which I can peeve, and 's as clean as any monly known as the
house in town,especiall theparty oi;.parties be given a gratuity o
who informed." each teaching day sl
:t4
$1 A YEAR IN ADVAN
ligl.ta" we must, ilp and doing, for tin e
is slipping quick by,and we may lose our
oi,portunity, i£ - tarry in well doing.
Mrs. Wilson sprat; on the effectual power
of "Consecration? nd expressed the neves
sity of the Homo orkers' lives beiug con
'iterated to the wo k of Missions, if they
are toe
b of any ren benefit to their friend"'
in foreign fields, wli ' have left all near and
dear to them, for th sake of consecrating
their lives to the work of spreading the
Gospel. Miss. Carrs Macdonald then
favored het' hearers s ith a suitable raeita-
tion, entitled "Rooke 's Christmas." This
was followed by a sol from Miss Helmuth.
One of the gentlemen present 'poke for a
abort time on Missio work. A. quartette
followed, after which t ecolleotiou,atnount-
ing to $4,was taken an 1 the melting closed
with prayer.
A Prominen ,Lawyer.
"I have eight children, every one in good
health, not one of whom but has taken
Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has
boundless confidence."
Panic & Wagnalls' St dard Dictionary.
The first volume f the two -volume
edition of the "Sta lard Dictionary,'
by Messrs. Funk & W Halls, New York,
bas beetf received by t e Timms. It is a
magnificent work, soli ly bound its full
morocco and finished
Hess and elegance uha
prods ,tions of that we
ing house. We fail t
irnpro vent ent could
typographically or no
most profusely illustr
cuts and with sev
a that are nothing sho
idea cf the magnitud
tb the conmplete-
aeteristie of the
I -known pubtish-
see where any
e made, either
shanicai)'y. It is
ed, with excellent
•al pages in colors
of real art. Sotne
of the undertak-
Sohool Board. ing and the there': zhness with which
eeting of the Sohool , the work has bee t done, may be got
he Council Room, on
. There Were present,
1, Abraham, Moore,
d Griffin. J. A. Mor-
ing. Miuiited of last
dopted. Principal's
f March was receiv-
mittee recommended
'lowing accounts: A.
C. E. Williams,
J. Gillespie, team-
euty, printing, 966.75;
lug, $3.50. Moved
ed by A. Galbraith,
aid—Carried. The
•eport of the receipts
eY ear 1893. Moved
d by A. Galbraith,
er, who shall have
acing what is com-
strance• work, shall
twenty cents for
shall have such
o be paid at the end
f the teacher leav-
Board before the
with the last pay-
ed. Moved by T.
Button, that the
issue orders for the
or tiro month of
meeting then ad -
-Capt. Richards, furnishes us with class; said gratuity
theefollowing stateme t of the Wingham of the year, or in case
corps of the Salvat n Army for the ing the employ of th
quarter ending March 31st, 1894 : Sun- expiration of the yea
day offerings, 844.70 week -night offer- ment of salary• -Car
ings, 819.40; soldiers' 'artridgeb 855.80; Bell, seconded by W
of barracks, 826; Chairman and Secretat
; divisional fund, teachers and officers ,
unded fund, 83; March—Carried. The
—Dr. Sinclair, t well known . travelling expense
specialist, will b t the Queen's salary, 851.64; postai
Rotel, Wingham n Tuesday, the sundries 90 cents; tc-al, $119,90. To in -
24th day • off Ap 1 inst., from 9 come from papers, a t., 811.50; by cash to
0 ,look in the fternoon until,,9
o'clock at nig . Let those who
wish to see the doctor take notice
of the day, date and hours. Con-
sultatlon free. •
—Prof, J. Hoyes 'anton, M. A , F. Gt. S.
of the Ontario Agri. ultural College,Guelph,
has just issued! tLi Agricultural Primer,
a brief treatise on geology. The work is
intended to supp y teachers in rural
schools with the neat interesting facts in
Geology, so that th y may beable to give
a series 6f talks upon thissubjeot as it Sundayed in Wingham, Mr. Johnson oc- Faith" which exeress• d some very beauti-
relates to agricultu . Special reference is cupied the Baptis church pulpit of that ful thoughts, and show d how much has
made to the compo ition, origin and. for- town Sunday, pre chine two ' excellent been done for Christ, is faith. Miss Ada
matiou of the' soil And also to the eco- , tons. 1 ,'line then sang a s4.o. Some time was
mimic products o he rock systems o r: Geo, Kenned' .`ot Itattimore, spent taken up in open dismission on points of
Ontario. The write-su - �ests that ifwith his \other Dr.J. P,Even-' 'Missionary interest. firs. Ireland next
C gg �w�Sunday Y
hours every week b devoted to this work, nedy, of this town. { spoke for a short tirra on "Talents" and
the boys and girh and men and women Jas, Walker, of 1 _us.iels, spent Sunday endeavored to show thaw we Hare successful
upon farms will sc 1 fn the soil a source of in totvn - 1 only in the practical a of such talents cis
$4.95; Captain's journed. y -
and drawer, 82.41; Missionary
The seventh union
Women's Homo and
Society was held in
April 5th, Mrs. Robert
'
Per pals. devotional exercises, t
Mr, Wm. Willis, of l:cucknow, was in meeting were read
town a couple of day- this week, Mrs. Ritchie, as repres
Messrs. Bobt. Blatt and J. W. Sander- gregational Society,
son, of Wroxeter, w re in town on Thurs-work Missionaries ar
day. ` i China. Mrs Pringle th n favored the meet -
1
Mr. Jos. Bonnett of Listowel, was in ,ing with a solo, which as well received. '
town on Thursday. I Mrs. Morton, represen ing the Methodist
Atwood. Bee : Johnson and wife ' Society, read a paper o "Our Missionary
Trade department..41.50.
eeting.
meeting of the
oreign Missionary
he Baptist church,
n presiding. After
o minutes of )ast
d adopted. Then
unitive of the Con -
oke of the grand
accomplishing in
pleasure unknown - ) those unable to read ; Mrs. S. Merrifiel was visiting friends fill we possess. Mrs. Dr. owlet', in speakinrn
the great book o nature. The work is' Mt. Vadat during .t a past week, on Self Denial, eudeavc ed to explain that i
written in attrecti•. i style and the subients' lltiss I1lary Sa le, of Brussels was the whole Missionary Work was a matter 1
are arranged in :manner best .suited to ' 1
interest and instru►_ the reader, ; 'visiting Mrs. Jas McLauchlin, Shuler of denial of selfish interests, and that our
- r - t street, this week, time, money, work and prayers are all for I
teat Warning. • l Miss-Birteli, of Corrie, was visiting in! Christ's cause. Mrs. A. McGregor then ;
All who are owing Wm, hill by note or town this weep. ;spoke on the "Power ryf Influence,"Ana,
account, will 'a the sante to John Nee -
lands at once or they will be put in court Airs. Arthur Coo left on Monday last on gave ter hearers swine very insf►etive and ,
for collection, anoxteuded visit to •'rands in West Branch, useful hints. errs. l o cck, on "Faithful.
Wu. Itnln, V. S. 111ich, a loess," showe.l that if we are to be "shining
from the following notations from the
p'"ublishers' announc, meat: "It is now
nearlyfour years :nee this work was
begun. There have been engaged in its
production 247 odic editors and special-
ists, also nearly ' 50 readers for quota-
tions. As an indicat a of a determin-
ation to make the )tctionary as com-
plete and authoritatir'
trust that we may not
by saying it), we have
,ossibi(
offasentd goode tastwee
already expended
in its preparation near y 8500,000, and by
the time the remainin volume is com-
pleted, we expect it to cost not much
less than one u.illion dollars.The vocab-
ulary will be found extraordinarily
—, in the e rules
t•icb and full, 'and—although 6 t
for exclusion of useless words and
phrases that have been followed are
most ext.oting—far'exceeding that of any
dictionary that has receded this. The
following actual COU • t of the words and
phrases recorded un =r the letter A will
ons he language
t
Dictionary, total
nester's Diction -
',983; Stormonth's
s in A. 4,692;
al) Dictionary,
Century Diction -
,621; The Stand-
arms in A, 19,736.
show to what proper
has grown: Johnson
terms in A, 2,886; W
toy. total terms in A,
Dictionary, total .te
Webster's (Internati
total terms in A, 8,358
ary, total terms in A,1
and Dictionary, total
If a word bas two ort ore meanings,the
most common ineani g is given first.
That le, preference . s been given to
the "order of usage" o er the historical
order. u The Scientific 1phabet, prepar-
ed and promulgated by the American
Philological Associati n, and adopted by
the American Spelli g Reform Associ-
ation, has been used i giving the pro-
nouncing of words. 1 isputed spellings
and pronunciations ve been referred,.
under the direction •f Prof. March, to
an advisory committe of fifty philolo-
gists in American, o Wish, Canadian,
Australian, and East than universities
and representative pr-+fessional writers
and speakers of Engli..h. If a word in
the vocabulary has m 're than one pro-
nunciation, the first Liven is that pre-
ferred by the Standa d; those that fol-
low are from other di• tionaries, In the
spelling of names i geography, the
decisions of the Unite States Board on
Geographic Nacres he e been followed',
the comtnittee of tl•at -lnerd kindly con-
sented titaness upon al words that might
from tittle tgi'time bo s ibmitted to them.
Tbnt 'there is a drif conservative ye;,
rthesimple forma of spell-
ing,
toward s p p
ing, has been recoguiz'- throughout the,
work. ln all words fully Anglicised
"e" hes been preferrer to the diphthongs
"as" and "Oe," as in fel eltus, home(ee;op-
athy, ertejstheti In eases, 1 0s
where dli bthon alfotms areetilli
•or prevailingly ed in currentlitettatlttt
the taq forams ave been tracks
vocabulary plae ; 1
Fs esthetics
aesthetics
erica, usage diff rs, as in the spelling,
honor (honour), favor (favour), t
simpler form has been given the prem
encs, but the En fish, form has also b
given a vocabula y place. The spellth
of many words n chemistry has be
simplified, as tiro in, morpbin, quint
' ulfur. The pia sof quotations used
verity or illustra . the meaning of word
has ebeen .so ind •cited that,they can I';
easily found—tb nameof tbeauthora
the title of the rk,tbe volume,cheiute
and page, and t name of the public:
and date of p blication being given
Great care has en exercised to av
the recognition •f needless new litera
terms words Dined by the caprice
mistaken jodgttent of this or th
author. A tom nittee of representati
scholars has ptased upon now literal
words before tb-y are admitted into th.
Dictionary. Tt judgment of the sciels
tine specialists hits determined' the ad
mission or rejec ion of technical' term
In the detinitioe . special pains has b
`taken to make t ►e work as thorough a
possible, by pre entiug exact and recon
meanings and d itinutions, by giving
definitive elue tt the great department
and divisions of :nowledge, and by mak-
ing the general 9etinitions cotnpreben
sive and exhaust ve. Each set of worts
hen English and
has been definecl
representative of
the handicraft, p
or passed upon by
be betenee or art, or
crty or class, or reli-
gious denominatic o, to which the 'tests
respectively helm ;. In the vocabulary,
' only proper names or proper terms ds-:
rived from them h the been printed w.ittta
initial capital Mises- Examples alto
ing the proper us % of prepositions have
been freely suppled. By a system at
grouping applied tc the names of fruits,'
flowers, coins, we ghts. and measures
1 the facts concernin f this class of words
have been given wilt) very great fulness.'
For the first time, it is thought, in dic-
tionary -making. an attempt hes been
made to reduce t •e compounding of
words to a scientific ystem -an attempt
rendered necessary I the extraordinary
confusion in literate . and lexico. rapbio
usage. The pietoria illustrations .lute;
let en mane especial; ' for this work, in
accordance with the ..eneral rule that
• pictures in a cliff my should be.:
definitive of the•..objicts A dirtiness
should not be a pict re Book; yet this
rule has been deviate trom ao far as.t
permit the admission t a few pictures,
largely because of t eir 'historic or
general cyclopedic vas e. The drawing
and engraving of 'the lustrations hay
been in harmony with ie general plan
of the Dictionary, that of having; th
work of each department committed,
far as possible, to Specialiste.
William Little Dandelion
Pills' will cure Headache, 13fliousneas,.1
Sour Stomach, eta. Try therm .mei) said,
you will not use any- other. Price 26e.
box, at all drug stores.
Salmonis English. White
Oils is the best Family Lutiinent in - tht►'
Sprains .ail
world.
Instant cure for
d'.
Bruises. Beware of imitations. Ask or
Salmon's English White Oils.
Dr. King's Wortn Powders
are safe and sure. lac. g box.
Heatliifield's Healing
ing Dalsauu
will cure the worst Cold. 1Lundreds of
testimonials testily to its merits. Money -
will positively be trefundcd if Heathfield f
Healing Balsam does. not do all that is
clsimed for it.
Dr. King's Medical Disc'o'v
ery is the great blood purifier. It will
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Cures dyspepsia and all forms of stomach
and liver troubles. It is the best; buy the
best. Price one dollar a bottle, .six' bottles
for five dollars.
W illitams' :Little Dandelion
Pills.
$ainitoni's English white,
Oils. __
Jr. King's 'i'13`ornit Powders.
Heathileiel'ss 3Iettling Btu
snub
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Dr. piing. s Medical D1s ce'
i Are all reliable medicines and the
1 prietors guarantee satisfaction ha
ORM or money refunded,