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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-12-06, Page 3cuX4Tlv,a.TQR 1896
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TUI Ben of elm
.TUSAL WEEKLIES.
DEVOTED TO.
Is and Proeessos,.
ture 'and Fruit -Growing,
Live Stock and Dairying,
Includes all mienr departments of
such as the Poultry Yard, Entomo• .
.oping, Oreenhottse and Gropers,
."Iles, Farm Questions and Answers,
ie., Domestics l;conomy, and sung}nary
the Wrek. Its Slaricet Reports aro
Ite. and much attention is paid to the
Le crape, ns throwing: It^ht upon ono
portant Mall mention. --When to Ilny
I lib • , I ' Illustrated,
.a I. tis crtl 4and
1
d
rending »tatter than over before. The
rico Is d 60 per year, but tre offer a
Oen in our
EAT.1GS YOU 1SS116.
1111.1O s, in one remittance $ 4
At. 55 ,t 10.
,t tt tt 15
vow Subscribers for 1800, paying in
wn will send the paper weekly, from
the'remittauoo, to Jannary lst 1696
ConIEs FREE. Address
TUCKER ctt SON, Publishers,
Albany, N. Y.
IFED & SCOTT
S.,
Street • - Wi'ighate, Ont
7n,
mt Forest.
J. W. SCOTT,
LtarAwo
Received and Interest
allowed.
advanced. to Farmers and
Business Men,
short time, cm endorsed notes
al security. Sate notes bought
rluation. Money remitted to all
Lnada at reasonable charges.
Attention Given to Col -
.g Accounts and P7 otes.
Canada—The Merchants' Bank
of Canada
trs—Prom 0 a. su. to 6 p. u.
A. E. SMITH,
Atom.,
:ansa and two bottles of modloine sent Ppm to
Give Express and Post Onlco address. T.4.
rfCAL CO.. Ltd., Toronto. Ont.
•t:"&e11•0, rri i'e•.'Acrae,- l6cintic 1
Prtats, PSerara1n c
rain in the We, ate.
Promptly Itellevol and Cured by
e G6 atl..& 1:"
Menthol Piaster
wing used your D. ,s1, hrentbed Plaster
ovum patnlu Thu bac}: end Iumbago.I
Cettotingly reentui and sumo as a sato,
and rail( moody tin fact. they net like
'ia•-•A.
L82018 T0, I;lizabatatulvn, Ont.
k". ico 2.1c.
VIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
Proprietors, AIONT1trAt..
11"
!HENAN
• !NTN
TOOK SICK ri
WHAT IF
WOULDtit
1.4,,,, pop = 'ria
04
lst spend his Four a,
4�
arters for a bottle of 014
rdock Blood Bitters
all. sensible people do • be- `
se it cures Dyspepsia, �Co e F
n
e•.
v
alien
Billow Biliousness, S S
s ick
dacha, Bad Mood, and all 1
rases of tale Stomach, Liver,
Blood icys, Bowels and Blood from
moon Pimple to the worst
ifuloiis Sore,
W. O. T. U. COLUMN.
(CONIyt}OZID n'7; 'PUN WINOIIAti »nom ,)
('as Gad and Him??
ttr
tetb Land,"
We call the atfoittloti, of the mothere and stators
to tltn fact, that the wnutatt's t Ilrihtian Temper.
Riled urtica meats the third blonday every month
at three o'olo•ac +harp, for one hoar, at Sirs. Itelm's
rosideneo, Pat.iek struet, All ladles are made web
cools.
As the Editor has kindly given us part of his
space, for oar work; we ask friends of the casino to
send items of iutotcat on all moral questions of the
day to 4tiy et our Inenlbelu.
¶i all LAND OF PItOfIIBXTION..
11Y 1u6i5. IIARRISoN eine
.1'To broken windows o3• hanging doors,
No greasy wallsor dirty floors,
But pretty homes and gardens gay,
anent of sweet flowers miles away
In the Land of Prohibition..
'k. No'"raggit weans," no weary wives,
No women in fear for their wretched lives,
^'' But mem maids and* bonny onI
y n n boys,
s
Y,
And streets alive with gladsome noise
In the Land of Prohibition.
N o aching hearts and dragging feet,
N 0 unemployed in any street,
But bounding step and cherry wing,
W ork for the willing, brave and strong
In the Land of Prohibition.
No frowning jails or prisonsdrear,
No criminals in training here.
But far and wide our banner waves
O'er men who never shall be slaves
In the Land of Prohibition.
R'I'P'A•N'S
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine : Cures the
s1s�sYssol
common every -day
ills fhu anit .
111 y
No public debt to make men frown,
No breaking banks to crush them clown,
No empty coffers in the state,
For debts are small and income great
In the Land of Prohibition.
Dear, far-off country of my birth,
The grandest spot upon the earth,
Oh, may I live to see the flay
When all the woe shall pass away,
And glorious, beautiful and free
Thou shalt arise viotoriously—
Tho Land of Prohibition.
—Union Sinal.
A BOY'S VIEW ON ALCOHOL.
]BASTER A, ROGER'S ESSAY THAT
WON THE OTTAWA W. C. T. U.
PRIZE.
Alcohol is an Arabic word mean-
ing "evil one." It was first dis-
THE "WINGJ1AM Tura , DECEMBER U,, 1891.
T IE ART OF GIVING"'.{ Ergotism.4.. Delightful Oilr1stlnas A'l:agazine,
----= t Allno3t every spring we "sear rte'; The Christmas Ladies'' "Home
DR. P. RK-IWUwJ.' Asgl WVS THAT IT' county oi` crtttlo dying of a strange .Journal by far surpasses,. both in
disease in some parts of the country, literary and urtlstie excellence, any
and investigation reveals the fact previous. issue of that popular maga-
that they are the. victims ofergotism, zine. Conspicuous among the con•
throughfeeding on meadow hay tributors are ex -President Harrison,
covered with ergot. The disease is who gives the introductory paper of
not a common ono, but, in oneorthe. series ho is preparing upon "This
IMO. instances, cattle on neighboring Country of Ours"; Mrs. Mary Ander-
farms have been .affected by it, tivhielt son de Navarro, who most interest.
r ,
JUSTAS SPSh.*
I TS E. Yl'Ih
11t 1 131. L
R
LING ICS,,
"The Passion of Money -Getting" is
the topie of Dr, Charles H, Park-
hurst's paper in the December
Ladies' home Journal. In discus-
sing one phase of his theme he
says: has caused their owners,, who were . ingly tells of ""My First Appearance
A man cannot be trusted to d0 ignorant of the eaule, to think that on the Stage"; and Mary Ill. Wilkins,
right in this {the art of giving] or in
any other particular till he can do
right easily, that is to. say, until it
has become his habit to do right.
Giving cannot be left to impulse,
'Wo have seen what might be called
impulsive spellers, and they make
just the same wretched work with
orthography that impulse -giving
,•
makes with chanty. Nor is the
purpose subserved by patting into
the child's bands as a gratuity the
money that he is expected to bestow
as a beneficence. Merely letting
money go through Ms hands will not
make him charitable any more than
letting water slip through a lead
pipe .will make the lead fertile. The
act that is going to strengthen the.
little boy -giver or the little, girl -
giver in theelireetion of a matured
generous disposition must be au act tion; faulty digestion, nervousness,
in whieh'the actor feels that' he is and, eventttally, loss of voluntary
parting with something that is his motion. These are sure signs that
own, not something which he is ergotism is the cause of the trouble,
merely handling• in the same cepa- and the patient should be treated
city of agent. It. is a very ;common accordingly.
thing, if there is a beggar at the Now, as to the cause of ergotism.
door to whom a pittance is to be In nearly every instance it can be
given, or a gathering in the church traced to the feeding .of wild or
or the Sunday -School where the coin- meadow hay cut off, low bottom`
tribution box is to be passed, for the lands. This wild hay is generally
ehild to obtain from its father or cur, late, after the upland hay crop is
mother the requisite penny, and then secured, and at a time when, as
for the child and parent both to im frequently happens, there is consider-
agine that the child was somehow able ergot on the heads ; where wild
involved in and disciplined by the rye is growing, too, the amount of
penny's conferment, The child in ergot in the grain is oftentimes very
Sunday -School does not learn to give
in . that. way any more than the
child in the spelling class learns to
spell by the bare mimicry of the
covered by the' Arabians in the early letters that the teacher herself puts
part of the eleventh. century. into the child's mouth.
'The Indians called it Fire Water We learn to spell by making the
and its effeet upon them is terrible in spelling -act our act. We learn to
the extreme. give by making the giving -act our
Two reasons why we should not
use alcohol in any way are because
three-quarters of all the crimes are
committed while under the influence
of liquor. Sixty thousand people
are killed every year by drink in bestowed in benefaction it sustains a al sevcough. could apt sleep
sou d
the disease was an infectious one. i who gives the first of ""Neighborhood
The Iowa Experiment Station Types". papers. Rudyard i'`iphng's
devoted some attention to the study latest and best romance, ""William
of ergotism in 1892. It would seen?. the Conqueror" (richly illustrated by
to be more prevalent in that State , W. L. Taylor,), is begun in the
than in Canada, and also more dead- i Christmas Journal as is Julia Ma-
ly in its course, Oa one farm, out of grader's new novelette,"The Violet,"
fifty head of cattle,. nineteen died, ' which Charles Dana Gibson has
and thirteen more were affeeted, "illustrated, while Mrs. Burton Harri•
1
tivhile the whole herd. was. in a sort y son's fascinating story, "The Holiday
• condition, The crippled condition of Dance at Worrosquoyaeke" (pictures
the affected individuals showed itself by W. T. Smedley,) is delightfully
in the Toss of hoofs, toes, and, in i concluded. James Whitcomb Riley's
several instances; of one or more feet 1 tenderly reminiscent poem, "At the
entirely. In some of .tlae eases the 1 Gate" (superbly' illustrated by A. B.
symptoms were more of a eonstitu- Prost,) and Kate Greenaway's win-
tional type, unaccompanied. by any some dainty little people, are two 1
loss of the extremities. page features of the December
Where loss of hoofs, feet, and toes Journal, Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney in
does not occur, symptoms such as the a "Friendly Letter to Girl Friends"
following will be noticed: Emaeia- sharply criticises society for what it
is,'and shows its true mission or
purpose, and a fitting page -mate to
it is Lilian 13e11's caustie analysis of
"The Man Under Thirty -Five," a
brilliantly -witty paper. Edward W.
Bok editorially discusses' • the South'
and Southern people, directs atten-
tion to "An Evil of the 'Holidays,"
chats upon "A Young Christmas"
and "Young Men and Evening
Work." Dr. Parkhurst talks strong-
ly in condemnation of "The Passion
of Money -Getting"; Iiezekiah Butter-
worth tells "How Longfellow Wrote
His Best -Known Poems," and Robert
J. Burdette humorously and pointed-
ly treats of "Wasting Other People's
pronounced. This hay gets stored, Time." Aside from the usual de -
away in a back shed, or is covered• partments and talks about fashions
over by straw at threshing time, and in feminine attire, there is a daintily -
so is, on some farms, not used till illustrated article "Attractive
near the end of' the winter or the Dinner Cards," which outlines the
beginning of spring, when the good art of dinner -giving"; also instruc
laay is pretty well fed out. This ac- tions in Christmas decorations for
eounts for so many attacks of ergotism churches, talks of Christmas gifts,
coming on in early spring.—"Stock- recipes for candies and puddings,
suggestions for needle -work, parties
and games. "An Ideal Kitchen"
and "A $3,500 Suburban Home,"
both illustrated, are especially useful
articles ; the latter gives all the
plans and details of construction, and
is by a practical architect. The
musical feature of the number, a
hymn, "Jesus, the Very Thought of
Thee," is one of Bruno Oscar Klein's
hest compositions. The artists replre
seated in the Christmas Journal ere
among the, most notable illustrators,
and include A. B. Frost, Kate Green-
away, W. L.. Taylor, 0. D. Gibson,
Alice Barber Stephens, W. T. Smed-
ley, E. Grivaz, E. •M. Hallowell,
Abby E. Underwood, Miss E. S.
Green, W. S. Rice. By The Cards
Publishing; Cotupany, Philadelphia.
One dollar per year : ten cents per
copy.
act. It is hoped that this truism will ishan," in Farming for December.
touch a vibrating ehord in the
intelligences and hearts .of parents.. Lungs Closed Up.
Tho world.is full of moneyed risen, i Geises,—In the epi ly part of the
but really, great as is the amount win ter 1 'aught a bad• cold, followed by
ere con n0
very feeble ratio to the amount that oly lunge seemedu
walk only rt few yards without stopping
to get breath. 1 sent for llilburn's Ood
Liver Oil Emulsion and before I had
tisviebb(1 the third bottle the cough was
none—I could breathe freely and felt like
at new main. `l: advise all sufferers from
ivingbse colds or asthma, to give your
pensate those who have been ruined children, their parents imagined that . Emu !slot) a trial.
by your" business and then. it will be while schooling would •be necessary ' Jo R, 8. l [gym Lf Hunts Co., N. S.
time to demand compensation." in order to qualify their offspring to
•
Some people think there is no
alcohol in cider. It cannot keep 24
hours before it develops alcohol as it
is Made from the juice of the apple
which is very sweet. It ferments
quickly. interests of and for the bettering of
Wino is made from thejuice of the others ; safeguarding the lesser,
grape. Beer is mostly made from trusting to chance for the greater.
grain and hops and yeast is put in to
make it ferment and thus form THE OLD, MIDDLE AGED AND
alcohol. CHIL WREN
Gin is made by heating beer until
the alcohol goes off in vapor like the ARE ONE AND ALL CURED OF' KIDNEY
s�'eatn from hot water and then this TROUI3LE 13T SOUTH AMERICAN
is cooled and makes the liquid called KIDNEY CURE.
gin.
Brandy is made from wine and Kidney troubles are not confined
cider the same way as gin. to those of any age. The grey-haired
Whiskey is made from potatoes suffer, and keenly sometimes. The
and corn and outer kinds of grain. man in the vigour of life has his
And,rum from sugar cane. There happiness marred by distressing
. is` no alcohol. in the fruits and grain. disease of these parts. Much of the
We might eat' a quart of grapes trouble of children is due to disorcler-
without getting tipsy, while if a cd kidneys. South American leindey
child drank the menet of alcohol Cure treats effectively those of any
that can be made from the .same age. And with.all alike relief is
Inthe most dig=
secured inclsly,
q
ua tit + grapes 'ri
of iti c� l would kill it n
n
y p
q gtressle„ cases relief comes in not less
a very short time.
It is known that if the white of an than six hours. It is a wonderful
e - iflc and Un-
cooked
air in al � .bol : it becomes medicine foe this one sp c
egg Put t``3Sold t hisholm's
cooked in less than a minute and as ;Portant. pttrprlsa, a C
brain is similar in substance do the 1' Corner Drug Store, Wingham.
white of egg it is cooked in the sante
way'. In Sir John 1!rankliu'sexpedi-, ,7. D. Ronald, manufacturer of fire
tion to the north pole when anybody i engines, 'is considering the idea of
died they put the body in alcohol to , moving his works from Brussels to
preserve it and bring it home for i Toronto, and is asking the city what
burial, i be could get in the way of exemptions
Abstinence would save ten hundred ori the Don flats::.,
Millions of dollars in the IT. S. alone 1
this country alone, meaning 154 a
day or one in every 10 minutes. A
certain queen, who, when liquor was
abolished in her kingdom, was asked
by the liquor manufacturers for com-
pensation replied: "Go and eom-
niers and women bestow on them-
selves ; and it is not because these
people are intentionally sordid and
have no blood in their hearts, but
because years ago, when they were
read and write, no sehooling in
„e,ent Postal Intelligence.
partieular would be necessary in .l The e face of <t rintei ostcard is
order to educate them into the "far 1 p p
more difficult capability of parting I
net to be used for advertising pur-
witli their own possessions in the poses. A sirnple business card, plain
or ornamental, such as may be of
service in designating the business of
the •sender, is permitted. These
cards are not transtniseible as such
to points outside of the Dominion,
and must have written or printed on
the face thereof' the words "Post -
Card.
Two more denominations . of letter
cards of the value of 1 and 2 cents
respectively are now supplied to the
pubic. These cards serve in the
fullest sense the purpose of letters, 2
cent cards being for city circulation,
while
• ' for circu-
lation where there is no letter -car-
riers' delivery.
No person should mail inoney or
other valuables in ordinary letters.
These should be in all eases handed
ita for registration.
A number' of persons have leen
fined.in no c ase less than $10—for
illegally inelosing correspondence in
newspaper packets ackets or in other
articles of mail matter prepaid at
less than letter rate. A criminal
prosecution is also pending against a
Man. who falsely alleged.that he had
enelosod money in a post letter.
Persons having correspondence
With the United IIingdom and other
European Countries should be care-
fur to prepay their letters by the
half ounce, not by the ounce, the
Unit of weight for all countries
beyond Canada, with the exception
et the United States ' fid NeWrennd
land,being' heir an'btinee,
every year."The Common Peeple,t,
If whiskey was abolished w0( As Abraham Lincoln called them. do
wonld not need so many policemen not care to argue about their aitmenta,
ci
and the most of 0111' courts, jails and What they want is a wedlc rte that at Will
a ,
prisons would be closed, cure them. 'The simple, honest state -
It is stated that 11589 liquor shops meat, "1 know that Hood's
es Gd' aSarsaparilla
Oared tae, is g.
are owned b i2 members of the favor of this medicine, and this is what
iiotise of L'ordt. "]slow eau tentper• many thousands voluntarily say,
ante legislation to, t rpeeted from
l 060 s PILLI are the best atter Mtn r
suell'nlen as tthes /y}A{{ .ills, coastdi notion,. care bendael be
A, RC/�oto. %6.,
FOr Oyefr Fifty Visits ,.
AN Oral ANb Olett•TRuse rtlnotos'.-•btrs. Wina-
1ow's Soothing Syrup has boon used for overt fifty
years by millions of mothore for their children while /me f nmy sides was Very Severe: I ani
teething, with perfectsuedestf. It eoothos the child, sats to say thet one bottle of Burdock
.. lens the gttutts, eilayel all pniti cures wind collo,
t+ d Lee
beet rmlledy for DIsrrilma. Isspleaeantto load Bittertl atlgeptIbtely Oared nut and
rt e' trete. Seld by Drug ]ltd in ec•^ y pati of the I am yyOty ibl perfect healtb,.
si old. ' w•enty�peve cents a Pottle. Its value ie t �i , erf e t sea
t 011001able. iiesttre and alk for..Meii, Wtnetow's Ste. hose de Laval Que.
Posthtllg Syrup, and take ne other kind.
t
for infants and Children.
T8 RTY ..sa,.s' oitar,rva#lent of ras' eA with 'tato pntrortsg'e of,
>fnilliono o? criers etxsit ns to sP on?x of it without guessing.
P ,P
It is unquestionably the best remedy for Infants and Children
the world has over known. It is harmless, Children like it. It
ives them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have
something which is absolnte'1y sofa and practically perfect as a.
child's medicine.
Castoria destroys Worms.
Cauterise rtllaye 'eve,rithness.
Castoria prevents vomittnaSever Curd.
easterly cures Diarrheas. and 'Wind Collo.
Castoria re/levee Teething Tro:l.'bles.
Centorin. cures Constipation. and :€latlsloxioy.
Castoria n_ontrellees the offootn of carbon"% meta gas or poisonous sir.
Castoria sloes net contain. morphine, opium., or other narcotic property.
Castoria assimilates the food, rogi1aser the stomach aryl 'bowels,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is pat sip in ane. eixe 'bottles only. It is net sold in bulk.
Don't allow any one to sell yon anything elite on the plea or promise
that it is "just as good" and "will answer every purpose." •
See that you get C -A -S -T O'1i.-I-A..
The fan -simile
signature of
le on every
wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
1 4•. ,"'URE FITS!
Valuable treatise and bottle of medicine sant Free to any
Sufferer. ono Express and Post Office address. n. 0.
ROOT, M.C., 186 Nest Adelaide Street. Toronto, Ont;
AISSIMICHIESSIMESSEIS
Palpitation of the heart Defined.
Palpitation of 11,e heart is perhaps
the most common symptom of heart.
disease, and is defined as pulsations
that are perceived by the patient. It
tenses On in paroxysms, with inter-
vals of more of less freedom from
attack.,, The heart may begin to
heat violently ; it may pound against
the walls of the chest; the vessels
may throb in the neck ; the eyes
become suffused, and the head ache;
or on the other hand, the heart may
be very rapid and very feeble, so
that the pulse may consist only of a
series of rapid and almost inpalpable
waves.
t' 1 g 'rout al )nation
f 1 t
Those
sofa t
r;" p l
ill tog heart Wield not
Or f
hu•t
flattering of the i s
delay treatment a single honN. Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart will
trouble u l within
always retievQ this tr o
the first half hour, and for this
reason is .regarded by physicians
generally as the greatest known
remedy for the heart. Sold at Chis-
holm's Corner .Drug Store, Wingham.
A loan who g'oes'to see a girl
twice a week, and takes her to an
oceassional entertainment, is legally
engaged to her, aceordin'g to a recent
WWI decision.
linable to Work.
Gkrtvs,+-•••.0 was troubled with Liver
G
rrr
pi intf
o much that
I war
unable to
wolkbey+we
of the pails and sickness it
caused. The pain under my shoulders
WELL 4 WELL
ANOTHER ®M STORE IN
W NOHAM!
Who runs it? Gordon &
Co.
.ES MEN WANT
Pusbin trustworthy mento represent I in the sale
of our Cl •ice Nursery Stook. Specia es controlled
by us. H • est Salary or t.onuuta n paid weekly. -
Steady cops - rent the year r. od Uutft ree
exclusive torri • , experien not necessary; soft
pay assured work ; s - aI inducements to. be -
airmen'. Write at on •r particulars to
Where is it? Opposite the
Queen's Hotel.
Why will it pay the people
to patronize it? Because every-
thing is new. No old stock.
A graduate of the O. C. P.
will be in constant attendance.
Prices right.
°We will be pleased to see
our old customers and as many
new ones as will favor us with
a call.
GORDON & CO.,
Wingham.
1
rarmord nii at
ELLIOTT BROS., - of the Wingham
Brickyard, have lots of BRICK and
DRAIN TILE on band. It is said that
other parties are selling at reduced
prices, but we cannot be u:ldereold,
and our brick and tele are as good
the province.
as any made in h p o We
can sell by the car load or 10,Q00 or
12,000 tile fully as low as can be pur-
chased anywhere. We have also a nrs•nt
quantity of all kinds of luniber for Kale.
,T. & E. ELLIOTT.
Winabarn, May 16, 1895,
Purity the
1
ALLE
OCHESTER N V.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Loa Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part of Wing -
ham.
VPOrders by mail promptly attend eo
G1ssf0E THOMSON,
Box 155, Wingham. Ont
EVERYD��FOAMILY
S
Is a very remarkable remedy, both for 1'R.-
',CIORNAL and EXTICT.tNAL nos, arta won
dertaliaits qulok$011021 to *DBGQe distres8,
PAIN -KILLER is a anre Once Stir Sal.°
gi'lnont, COng ha.
Glossa, (Diarrhoea. 6Dreettter3', Cresol*,.
Cholera, and all bowel Ccw1.10luts.
PAIN -KILLER i''yytt,iu !ippon rrm+
wily ffinntln for 8ettr
F}icknees, sirs: needuceto, Again III tI,e
Buck or Riffles, y1is ,nttataslla and Neer ti}liu"
grey TNttt a1Y'.
t r9 A
f
10 t11e
y L�L"'y
PAIL all �
tiny IY I*ilEN
T
]1APE. It brings arxvnY AND rrya051
nELtsv
In alt cases of Ilti+viees, Cuts, sprains, Severe
spurns, ote.
PAI
-KILLER its uhd lAnril odofad
fre arnutetMolter, huller, and in
fat x1I. donee want!„ aItrolltvtte
aiway8 at band,
and 5Arn Tu Vax tetteeitatiy or externally with
owl:dott er roller.
»aware of Imitatint a, TAR steno but The nebula.
!'VAaay DAVIS." Sold ovoryshoro; eta, bigbottlb,
A Blessing to Every Hous. ehoide
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have stood the teat of fifty yearn experience, and are pronounced the best lstod%cinee for
Family use.
rH PILLS
blood, correct alt disorders of the LIVER, STOMAOH, 1IITNE'tB AND. DOWEL
invaluablea complaints incidental to emales of all ages.
inn f
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DISEASEg IT HAS 1.10 rtQUAL, Manufactured only at Tlst, Aiew Oxford. ]site li
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout tint world.
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X83 Orford Street, Umbel, they are seerr'iolite.
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