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CENTRAL SCHOOL
v unore-W. RM. mat, Principal.
on to1118-present 1$. Promut-
with credit 05%, 12 ; without 60%, 3;
otal 15.
Motors .- General proficiency, 1 M
Henderson, 2 A Hennmvs, 3 C Yates.
Heading, 1 A Henning's, 2 J Cos, 3 H
Wilkinson. Spelling, 1 C Yates, .' Fer-
guson, 2 J Allen, R Whitely. E Weeth-
erald. Grammar, 1 A Hennngs, 2 M
Henderson, 3 11 Wilkinson. Oeography,
1 0 Yates, 2 E Weatherald, 3 W Down-
ing. Arithmetic, 1 M Henderson, 2 J
Ferguson, 3 R Whitely. Writing, 1 H
Donogh, 2 L Reed, 3 E Weatherald.
Composition, 1 H Donogh. 2 J Fergu-
son, 3J Co& History, 1 C Yates, 2 J
Allen, 3 M Henderson.
Promoted with credit in order of
merit- M Henderson, B Henning', C
Yates, E Weatherald, J Ferguson, H
Wilkinson, J Allen, R Whitely, J Cox,
R Jenkins, C Seegmiller, W Reid.
Without credit -0 Martin, %A Down-
ing, H Donogh.
2se Div. -- Mw* TRAIN isR, Teacher.
No. on roll 34 -present 33. Promot-
edwIth credit, 66 %, 18 ; without, 60
; total 24.
Honors - General proficiency, 1 L
4ffordon, 2 E Addison, 3 R Mu_.ey.
Reeding, 1 M Wilson, 2 M Elwood, 3 F
Johnston. Spelling, 1 E Addison, T
Beteg and M Wilson. Grammar; 1 M
Elliott, 2 L Gordon, 3 Willer.
Geography,1 D Johnston and8fir fin ray,
2 A Cameron and E Addisto. Arith-
rnetie, 1 R Murray and F Johnston, 2 J
Dielmon, 3 W Seagmiller. Writing, 1 J
Morten, 2 R Elwood, 2 E Addison, 3 J
Williams. History, 1 W Paamore, 2 J
Williams, 30 Campaigns.
Promoted with credit in order of
merit -L Gordon, E Addison, R Mur-
ray, F Johnston, T Bates, F Bonamy, M
Elliott, J D Johnston, M El-
wood, F Mclutesh, J Dickson, A Cor-
nell, J McKay, W Seeemiller,L McLean,
C Williams, 0 Campaign..
Without cTt lit -M Wilson, J Morton,
A Spree, `A Cameron, 0 F.szer, W
I'llaMt on.
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3RD Div. — MIriet BOND, Teacher.
No. on roll 38 -promoted with credit
70 %, 23; without 65 7, 9; total 32.
Honors - General Proficiency, 1 M
Craigie, 2 I Vanderlip, 3 H Hennings.
Reading, 1 F Lawrence., 2 E Cempbell,
3 H Henning. Spelling, 1 E Balfer, M
Craigie, L Vanderlip. Grammar, 1 M
Craigie, 2 M Moorhouse, 3 H Miller.
Geography. 1 Moorhouse, 2 M Nich-
olson, 3 B Rusk. Arithmetic, 1 J Wil-
son, 2 E Campbell, 3 H Miller. Writ-
ing, 1 F Lawrence, 2 H Smith, 3 M
Nicholson, Composition, 1 0 Polley, 2
H Smith, 3 F Lawrence. Mister!, 1 M
Nicholson, 2 F Lawrence, 3 HI Smith.
Promoted with credit in order of
morit, M Craigie, L Vanderlip, H Hen-
ning., B Rusk, H Miller, 11 itexter, E
Campbell, M Nicholson, A Craigie, M
Moorhouse, 0 Polley, T Smith,
G Wilson, J Whitely, F Lawrence, E
Hyslop, L Bar., 0 Rice, R Sanders,
E Asher, T Hays, 3 Creasman.
Without credit -0 Wilson, W Videan,
.J Wilton, F Evans, J McIntosh, H Wes-
ton, C 'Rinonons, 3 Edwards, 0 Addison.
4TH DM-- Miss BLAIR, Teacher.
No. on r11 48 -present 41 : promoted
with credit 75 , 26 ; without 63 15 ;
total 41.
Honore.- - General proficiency, 1 F
Weatherald, 2 M Parsons, 3 M Noble.
Reading, 1 A Seager, 2 'V Miller, 3 M
Watson. Spelling, I W Miller, E Hil-
lier. M Noble. (3ranimar, 1 C Munroe,
L McGregor, F. Weethereld. Geogra-
phy, I M Rutson, 2 H Cox,3 C Munroe.
.Arithmetic, 1 C Pennington, 2 M Par-
sons, 3 W Wilson. Writ ing,1 FWeethee-
ald, 2 M Perim'., 3 L Graham. Com-
itition, 1 W Miller, 2 Thomson, 3 M
Noble.
Promoted with credit in order of mer
it -F Weatherald, M Parsons, M Noble,
L McGregor, M Rutson, C Monroe, M
Strachan, C Andrews, 11 Ball, W Mur-
ra/, A Joenston, H Cox, A Reid, E
11111ter, W Black, M Mcllain, J Lawson,
P Walton, A McKay, C Pennington, E
Cattle, 1) McPherson, M Watson, K
Johnston, 11 Moore, 11 Johnston.
Without credit -.1 Bain, 11 Parsons,
T Hele, L 0ralient, A Iteid, M -Shep-
pard, J Thompeor,W Wilson, W Miller,
A Bedford, (1 Money, A McLean. A
Seeger, A Graham.
5TH DIvIslo:s Miss WATsoN, 'reach-
er.
No. on nil!, 3 present, 49 ; promot-
el witlt credit. , 31 ; without, 70 %,
9 ; t"tal, 43
Homo% ommeil eroticiency,1 A Wat-
er,, 2 V Itolwittent, :1 N Swaffield.
Reatimg, 1 A I)ckson, '2 Malconison,
3 .1 Williams. Spelling, 1 A Dickson,
C Smith, N Seritfield, W Elii,tt. Gram-
mar, 1 M Mclvor, W Elliott, 2 A Buch-
anan, 3 W Moorh iuse. Geography, 1 A
Watson, 2 3 William'', 3 11 Henderson
Arithmetic, 1 '1 Malcoinson, N tiwaffield
A Watson, and E Simmons. Writinz,
1 A Buchanan. '2 A Dickson, 3 A Wat-
son.
Pro noted with credit in order ef nen-
it- -A Watson, W Robertson, N rived -
field, E Simmees, 3 Frazer, M Malcom-
son.A Bnehiman, A Dickson, M Thomp•
son. A McVicsr, A Andrews, C Smith,
N Bolton. fl Clotterbuck, W McIntosh,
II Polley, 3 Andrews, J Morton, W
Toloorhdose, A Church, .1 Terranco, F
Pretty, C Curran, A Bates, .1 Neter. 8
Malcomson, W Elliott, W Kennedy, N
N Itelltereon, 3 Ferguson, 3 Bolton, D
McIntosh, J Williams. Blackford.
Wittiest credit -13 Henderson, M Mc-
Iver, J Hall, J Ciatterbutt, 14 Fulked,
A Miller, A Waddell, D Stoddart, J
Ocean.
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111Tel DIVIel Mfoe HARRIte, Tench -
No. on roll, 58 ; present at eaamins-
tiosiS, promoted with credit, 715 X. 211;
without arida. 70', 13; total. 36.
Homers - Orneeil Prolicieney, 1 It
Ralph, 2 L Aehet,o, :1 M Kean. Reul
ing, 1 C Smith, 2 IC Ralph, 3 M McIver
ftelling, 1 1. NV Itethh, '2 3 Sin.
*lair. Geography, 1 R Ralph, I. Ache-
son. MArithmetic, 1 R Ralph,2
• 0Wet ..1411,10 Weethershl. Writing, 1
M Kew 2 L Aahoson, 3 0 Bell. Tables
R Rill h, L Atheam. M Kew.
Penro-Orwl with Red.' in order of seer
it -A Ralph, L Acheson, M Keine T
Straiten, M Acheson, J Orant, C Shar•
Man, M Havoc, 11 Inglia, A Kirkpat-
rick, 0 Watson, 1 Barry, J SoweebY,
McKenzie, C 40lemphall J A
Mayor, C Wortherald, J McPherson,
gagle, M Cathcart, 8 illard, 013.11.
Without oredit-0 Ciampaiene, 1 El -
Hatt, H Bridget, 11 Reid, Ralph, C
Stewart, R Tsit, R Sanders, D Matheson
B McSween.
7re Div.-111.sa Seams am, teacher.
No. on roll, 66 • present at examine
firm 62 ; promoted: with credit, 80 per
coat, 11; without credit, 70 per cent.,
22 ; total, 33.
Honore -Osmond Proficiency, 1 C
Seegmiller, 21 Cari,3 0 Hilton. Read-
ing, 1 1, Ball, 2 C Sceemiller, 3 M Camp-
bell. Spelling, 1 D Ram 2 It Ball, 3 I
Carl, and M Hillier. Geography, 1 C
Seegmiller, 2 N Elliott, 3 A Seacord.
Arithmetic, 1 C Seegmiller, 2 E Carl, 3
11 Smith. Writing, 1 F Martin, 2 C
Seeginiller, 3 Cameron.
Promoted with credit in order of
merit :-C Ssegmiller, E Carl, 0 Hilton,
L Spence, C McDonald, B Smith. S.
Vitas, A Reid, M Ililier. N Garrow.
Without credit :-H Rudron, II Yid -
San, F Ball, J Craigie, T Elliott,
Cameron, M C Lee, C Sinclair,
8 Wi'son, M Campbell, F Martin, Mc-
Lean, K laker, T Gibson, A Green, C
McPherson, N McKenzie, B Evans, D
May, W Jenkins.
mr. DAVID'S WARD.
ler Div. -Miss MeMeriore, teacher.
No. on roll, 55, present at examine
tion, 52; promoted, 16.
HONOR.. -Gen. Prof., 1 13 McKnight,
2 W Bollman, 3 B CroPs. Reading, 1
11 McKnight, 2 B Crofts, 3 K Russell
Spelling, 1 13 McKnight. 2 A Brown, 3
W Blackford. Arithmetic, 1 J Murry,
E Bell, C Seegmiller. Tables, 1 C Seeg
miller, W Brindley, B McKnight,
Crofts, W Bates. Writing, 1 J Martin,
2F McLean, 3 W Brindley.
Promoted in order of merit :-B Mc-
Knight, W Bollman, B Crofts, C Seale
miller, A Brown, F McLean, W Chins,
S Graham, J TrIcIdath, G Andrews, E
Bell, J Murray, J Yule, M. Waddell.
JUNIOR Div. -Mies RALPH, teacher.
No. on roll, 84, Present, 67; pretroted,
19.
Promoted :- A B Clark, E Andrews,
H McLean E McDougall, A Nicholson,
L Campbell, M. Miier, W Clark, J Mar-
riott, 1) McVicar, R Bridget, W Smith,
F Hilton, G Johnston, F Porter P
McPhail, C Johnstou, M Elliott, A bat-
tle, W Brown.
MT PATRICK'S WARD.
18T Dv. -Miss Lawassee, teacher.
No. on roll, 43; present at 07.114Min•-
tion 37, promoted, 80% 9.
Honors. -Gen. Prof., 1 R Strang, 2
E Buchanan, J Straiton, N Straiten, W.
Robertson. Reading, 1 L Cottle, '2 R
Strang, 3 E Buchanan. Spelling, 1 E
Buchanan, 2 R Strang, 3 A Pa)ne.
A‘ithmetic, 1 R Strang, 2 J Straiten, 3
E Buchanan. Tables, 1 R Strang, 2 E
Buchanan. 3 J Straiton. Writing, 1 R
Strang, 2 E Buchanan, 3 W Robertson.
Promoted in order of merit: -R
Strang, E Buchanan. J Stsaiton, N.
Straiton, W Robertson, A Payne, J
Noble, L Cottle, E Murray. .
JUNIOR Div. -Thee CASSADY, teacher.
No. on roll, 65 ; present, 54; proniot-
ed, 26.
Promotett-M Morrison, (1 Buchanan,
J Sinclair, W Frazer, H Kennedy, R
Sillip, F Eagle, W Stoddai Moss, B
Stewari, J Haddon, L Fisher, F Bissit,
J Hennings, E McGregor, H Cooke, H
Ferguson, C Pennington, A Elms, J
Fritzlie, A Roberts, 0 Wells, J Dunn,
K McIver, L Noble, J Manson.
14T. ANDREW's WARD.
18T Div.---Mrss GRAY, Teacher.
No. on roll 37 ; present at exemina-
turn 36; promoted 80 %, 21.
Henors-Gen. prof., 1 J McLeod, 2 F
Lewrence, 3 E McIver. Reading, 1 E
McIver, 'C Garrow, A Miller. Spelling,
1 Eva Mclvor, E Mclvor, F Lawrence.
Arithmetic, 1 J McLeod, 2 A Murray, 3
E Mclvor. Tables,,, 1 E Mclvor, 2 F
Lawrence, 3 W Coutts. Writing, 1 J
McLeod, 8 C Garrow, 3 AMos&
Promoted in order of merit -J Mc-
Leod, F Lawrence, E McIver, C Garrow,
A Miller, A Carl, W Coutts, A Murray,
H Bain, H Naftel, A Moss, Eva McIver,
B Cox, A Naftel, T Babb, W Campbell,
R Williatne, H Black, D McKay, W
Vivian, E Buchanan.
JUNIOR DIY. -Miss HENDIMAON,Teacher.
No. on roll 102; present 72; promoted
19.
Promoted -B Bain, A Williams, M
Campbell, F Stokes, 5 Dickson, 0 Clis-
sold, 8 Henderson, M McPherson, T
Craig, T Watson, L Bolton, r Hunt, A
Rusk, M McLeod, W Little, M Nichollon
E Squire, 8 Videan, A Squire.
IMAM.
Our agent here is authorized to receive
subscriptions to THR SIGNAL, and will
give sound receipts for Tits &emu and
(Ake for 12.25.
Dungannon.
The Presbytery of Sarnia has unani-
motialy called Rev. Mr. Leitch, of this
place, to Officiate at Pt int Evlward,proist-
ing him $500, with 4150 supplement ;
also providing a residence for him.
1720590.412.
At 5:30 m Friday morning an nnoc-
cupied frame helm °wiled by Mr. %any,
of Torento, was entirely consunitel by
fire. Greet difficulty was extrrienced
in saving the adjoining buildings. It
'tut evidently the work of an incendi-
ary.
z Z11111111Tillie
EXAMINATION. --The closing examina-
tion .4 gear viehool toost pleat /WI Friday,
1:ith ult. Notwithstanding the stormy
natsre the weather, and the simnel
impassable state of the nada, a gond-
ly member .4 children were present. Th.
teacher, Mr. Lawrence. was assisted hy
T. W. Niacin*, or Porter'a Hill school,
Ily th. rapid answers whioh the ohlidren
gave to the many intricate questions pro
pounded, it is quite evident they are
making "mei progress, and reflects ninth
credit upon with teacher and prapfis.
The people of Hohnesville have a good
teacher, let them retain , instate end
mist hint in hi effort..
ltn
isandllor.
The Foresters hare doodad to guest
only once a mouth, linefeed et tithe, as
heretofore. The are still eddied to
their nuuibers. A pelilic entertainment
will be given shortly.
Seesaw. -hi.M MarTish. s fecater
pupil c)1 the school here, has bees sews -
•i for the seat year, at a Wary tif WO,
to fill the vacancy mimed by the resignii-
tion of hir. J. It. Steep. He Tolima a
good teacher, but having had souse ex-
perience, will likely sustain the good
reputation of the school.
PasTrY Heavy.- -This place boasts the
priesemicie of one of the heaviest men in
the ouunty, in the person of Jonathan
Millar, who turns the scale on at 290
Ib.. Although se large he is said to be
one of the most nimble of men, and
there are very few who can beat hiui on
a short foot nos. In addition to this,
he is as good natured as he is heavy.
The Benmiller Literary Society held
its regular meeting on Triday evening
last, when & debate on the following sub-
ject took place :-Resolved, that iron is
more beneficial then wood. The chair-
man, Mr. John Durst, decided in favor
of the negative. The leaders were T.
Good and T. Gledhill. This being the
last night Mr. J. R. Steep would be pre-
sent, the vice-president called on him
for a farewell .speech, after which a
hearty vote of thanks was tendered to
him for the interest he ho had taken in
organizing the society, which now num-
bers about 50 members.
Colborne.
The social held on the evening follow-
ing was also highly satisfactory. Tea
was served in the church and after tea
the evening's entertainment was opened
by singing and prayer. The dialogues
prepared were then engaged in, and
drew much applause from time to time,
as each piece was dispensed. The
music also being excellent, held the
audience in suspense during each piece.
The tierformanee closed at an early hour
.11 being highly pleased. Pros $20.
Tho tea meeting announced to come
off at Bethel on Thursday, 21st ult.
was a marked success. Although the
weather was not all that could be desir-
ed, a large number presented themselves
for admittance. After all had eatisfied
the "outer man," the evening's enter-
tainment was commenced by the singing
of a select piece by the splendid choir.
Rev. T. J. Sabine, the circuit pastor,
was then called on, and spoke for a time
on the "Building of Character," after
which followed an address by Rev. T. C.
Landerson, of Benmiller, on the "Rela-
tion of the Sabbath School sustained to
the Church," followed by an address
from tio. 1".2v. J. W. Blatchford, of
Holinesville, in " Care of tho Body ;"
all interspersed with 'lively selections by
the choir. Mr. J. Snider ably acted as
chairman. Proceeds $27.
HYIERNRAL. —OD Tuesday, 26th ult.,
Mr. H. McClean, teacher at Young's
school, Colborne, and Miss Annie L.
BrOwn, teacher at Oliver's school, West
Wawanush, were united in the bonds of
wedlock at the residence of the btide's
father by Rev.Mr. Pritchard of Auburn.
A goodly number of relativesand friends
were present on the happy occasion.
The bride was given away by her father.
Mr. Wm. Symington of Colborne, and
Miss Duncan of Bayfield, teacher, acted
ss groomsman and bridesmaid. Amongst
those present from n distance, were
Messrs. Wui. Young and wife, James
Symington aud wife, Ciloonne ; Wm.
Grahain and wife, Stanley ; T. Holmes
and wife, Wingham ; Rich'd Simmons
and. wife, Goderich ; Miss McClean, sis-
ter of the groom ; Mr. McClean, cousin
to the groom. The bride received a
number of presents. Dinner was served
at 4 p. m., after which the happy couple
were escorted to Blyth, where they took
the train for Lucknow, their future
home, where his services as head master
of Lucknow school have been engaged
for the incoming year. -A Gcsax.
air *Hants Will.
koiteriteat, Dec. 28. -The late Sir
Hugh Allan's will was filed here to day.
His estate is divided equally among his
own fantily. His eight daughternrecieve
$150,000 each on attaining majority.
During theirminority they reciereannual
allowances of 11,500 per annum. Tho
married daughters to receive the interest
on thqir portions nntil the estate is wound
up. Hugh Montague and Bryce J. Allen
will be made partners in the firm now as
their portion. Alexander R. Allen gets
$50,000 and a deed of the nrepeity he
lives On III Brockville ; Hugh. Montinsue
Allan is made heir of Ravenscrag, with
$400 per week to keep it up in Represent
condition and style. None t1 the ships
are to be sold et pay the legacies, the
am( unt to come out of the residue. The
trustees are left 11,000 per annum for
their trouble. The assets are estimated
all the way from six to ten millions.
If there ever was a specific for and one
complaint, then Carter 'Little Liver Pills
are a specific for sick headache, and
every wenten should knew this. Only
One pill a dose.
Thousands are being cured c: Catarrh
every year with Hall's Catarrh Cure, that
the doctors had given up and said could
not he cured. 76 centa a bottle. Sold
by ele..rire Rhyme, sole agent for'eGode-
rich. Ain
Tsai&
A tack is • tipple, unpretindine sort
of • yowls' nail, mead for its keen re -
parte. when pressed for a reply, and
peasessieg the pecular power, when
standing on its head, or Mining the cold
shivers to run down the bach of a man in
seen anticipst inn of what **lit be.
Tacks are io season all the year round,
but tl.e early speing.ie usually the time
selected by them for a grand combined
effort, and then they fluurish everywhere
for at least a month. Since the inaue-
oration of the time honored ceremonies
of hoes. -cleaning every thorough house-
keeper -with lung experience in the line
of duty -so takes up the carpet as to re-
tain all the tacks in their original places,
thus preventing it slipping from the
shaker's hands, nuless the tack breaks
or his finger* give out. But the triumph
of the tack is not complete at this early
stage; it patieutly abides its time, andel'
the relaying of the carpet issues forth
with double force. After searching the
entire house for a paper of tacks. with-
out success, the unfirtunate man drops
on his hands aad knees to begin, and itn•
mediately discovered four tacks at least,
and as he rolls over and sits down to ex-
tract these, finds the rest of the paper
directly under him, and then, unless he
is a man accustomed to put up stoves
and joint stove -pipes, the chances of !ey-
ing the carpet on that evening are slight.
In selecting tacks from a saucer he al-
ways inspects the points with his fore-
finger, as the tack instantly loses its head
when they come to blows. In argument
the tack is sharp and pointed, bat the
display of either or both depend. !seg.'',
on the amount of pressure employed by
its opponent. In direct contrast to a
gond joke, the amusement generally be-
gins before you see the point, and dis
fact is sully demonstrated by walking
the floor in your stocking feet, a well -
kept room os each au occasion averaging
two tacks to the square fucit.
The future of the tacks gives great
promise of more extended usefulness and
unlimited possibilities, as several of our
most eminent college protestors. having
carefully studied the effect of • sharp
tack of reasonable length placed proper-
ly in a chair or under a not, are about to
introduce tacks and do away with spring-
boards in our college gymnasiums.
There are many fooliah things done is
this world, and one cf the most foolish
(and we may add wicked) things is to
neglect a Cough or Cold. Now we know
that Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
and all Chest, Throat, and Lung Trou-
bles, if neglected, are sure to end in
Consumption and Death. They may
be easily cured by using as directed Dr.
Canon's Pulmonary Cough Drops, there
is no remedy equal to it. It never fails.
Sold everywhere in large bottles at 50c.
For sale by Geo. Rhymes.
A NIA Inveament.
G. M. Everest, of Forest, states that
Hagyard s Pectoral Balsam still holds its
own amongst the many cough medicines
in the market. de says that he has sold
I
it for nearly sixteen years, and the salei
are steadily increasing. One family has
purchased Geer 50 bottles kr various
members and friends. 2:
Why go en day after day suffering
with splitting headaches when a bottle
of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine will cure
you 1 If you do not believe it ask your
druggist for a circular -and read what
those who have used it say about it.
Price $1.00. 2m
IT IS UNNECI:SSARY TO ASK
1 whether W II 24121.F.Ifle tAPHATIM
Al'l.INA fa may ta• marl safely In your
specie] :on twine an atrowahle cor-
dial &-r./Ms/hie to Me most irritable rondlt-
iunstaf It,. -t-onva, 4,. it ie the (INF: PI:IPA R.t-
TION I\ 24.14 IS rh:Acie, that may he taken
without repos- awry by the mao. fastidious ,
child oradult for s lOrRperket in all :rims of
debility with positive Melt anal alienhite
freedom fawns harm. Its action is purely con -
et /welkinwithortt del? ing over-vt 'mutating.
Mr. N.C. Oran Ant.. •anchl.m
*even, raid. l,iii re w Atty. the symptivemi
rumor. so like to /loom of eonsatanut ion that be
ATM his friends to • ante n n • met1 uf the tat I•
mate revolt II iv phys,an, oho thnoght
met, a hie pat if”VI V•N.11.,' thou of the "et..
esterc o, tee p -oreoptioa menromendeg 1 o•
Wiloon'e l'olmonery 'beery Helmut as 11 •
very heal rested known to human skill, and
Mr. Dean nn tiat tar it was in a very short time
moored to health. 111..trevielse CRIMIT, to
mfr. to sorb wonderful mires th Mem
Ups nI oesel000 and ••• oratfayskeria, et+
neetthe
Beautiful Hair is one of the most strik-
ing and pleasing of characteristies and
can easily be obtained by the use of the
Cingalese Hair Renewer. Sold at 50cents
per bottle by Jaines Wilson. 2m:
Ferri ones tor Farmers and Neelvivalea.
Thousands of dollars can be saved by
usi.ig proper judgment in taking care
of the health of yourself and family. If
you are Bilious, ksve sallow complexion,
poor appetite, low and depressed spirits,
end generally debilitated, do not delay a
moment, but go at once and procure A
bottle of those wonderful Electric Bit-
ten, which never fail to cure, and that
for the trifling sum of fifty centa..-[Tri-
hune. -Sokl hy Jas. Wilson. [1]
A. Chard, of Sterling, in a recent let-
ter, states that he met with an accident
some time ago, bywhisth one of his knees
was severely injured. A few applications
ttf Hagyard's Yellow Oil afforded imtne-
diate and cemolete relief. 2:
A sun thing. In the treattneht 01
Chronic Disease with that great system
renovator and restorative Burdock Blood
Bitten. there is no uncertainty as to its
action, its curative powers are manifest
by its marked effect upon the Liver, the
Bowels and the Kidney.. Every dose
performing its work in a practicable
manner. 2
A Cure for Crew, 'Mere is no better
remedy for ('roup than Hagyard's Yellow
Oil taken internally and applied accord-
ing to special dire' -tions, this i the great
household tanaces for Rheumatitm, Stiff
Joints, Pain. Inflammation &c. 2
A WRIO
"A atich in tittle saves saves sine,"
not ouly in making ;temente, but also
in mending health. If Hagyard's Pec-
toral Behar:were imed in the earlier
stages of Colds and Coughs, many a
"stitch in the side" and many a ease of
torn lungs might be avoided, that,
neglected, rapidly develops into irrepa-
hte Consumptiin.
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IstlieBUSTaiudCHEAPsIti712- ! n -
r, In the world -the CIEDT beeauv It coos
not gum, but furmti a highly polished sur.
thee over the axle, reducing frict'o-t an•1
lightening this draft 1 t ite C It CAP E Cal- b
-mom N C.)111:5 NO MORE thou a, le •'or
brands, told ono bc...: WO do tho work Oe
ne an; other tru...:ver ...1110ACX111.1 weia
Tar Herres', s NIL! t tearing. '. Ltel l'
in(.. 4' i . '''. Llt 1 , %%31...0; tl. 1.,471le!.
rte.. as !or V.,ez..-,,ca. CUr.P.A14TEEO to,
contain NO Pet-ft:M..11m. •ci,..; by a II draleri.
fir Our i',.. Z • lc ,•0.,,,,,:ici ( 7.1.1.... i on!.
.t,' W3101'11:7 mailed n-'2.
MICA ErANUFACTURING CO. t,
22.1 ti.ilcsn St.. Ilzei Vooi.
'''. .• • - ....
). and Cis ca: ,
ISAMU!: L :es & "Ce•A
_ . _ •
CURE
dick Headache and relieve all the troohles
mci-
4ent so • bilious state of the system, such at Die-
men" Names. Nemesia.. Mame after mottos,
704. 4. the Side, fie. While their man mask -
able MCCAW hes berm shows la caring
ICK
N ehlache,y et Carter' s Little Liver Pills are equally
valoahle 1* Conetipatioa, eerie/ sad preventing
1045 amoybig ornapislat, wine they alm correct
all disorders of the stomach. stimulate the liver
and regale/A101 howele. Isms if they oily cored
EAD
Ache ibee would he &Moot priceless to those who
safer from this eletrelehhr complast; bet fortu-
n ately their geomeseases sot end hre, and those
who mos try them will lad thew note p01 ride-
able in so buoy ways that they wan sot be wiling
to do without them. But after airsick head
CH
Lithe base of eci any lives that here le where we
Make oar great bong. OU pills care it while
/Mem do sot
Carter's Littl• Liver PEW are very small and
very 2.57 40 take. One 9r two pills makes dose.
They are strictly e and do not gripe or
purger het by their vette moos please all who
me them lo vials *1 13 emits: eve for $1. Sold
by druggists everywhere, or sant by muL
CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
New York Otty.
ths 76t 06_
JOHNSTON'VV
SARSAPARILLA
ccnin, SUrtra,
eel ter Parifylag the lime
It has been 15 urns tor 10 yeses. sod has
4.)'54 100o 11m beet prieparatioa
, :Irma tor Mee BEA DACHZ. PAIN IN
OR BACK. LIV
l.tINT, PLYPIXII Utt THE "'Act,
V
DYEPSIA, PILE& and an Dowries
..•lat arms from a Diewarred L'aer or au
pure blood. Thomas& at our best
• ...,ple tako it sod give it to their cha-
r. a. Physicians prearreva it dalty. Thom
It mem recommend 11 10 others
It is mode from Y.liow Dock. Hood.,
ras Aar taparilla. Mid C0.rry. Stall:mut.
Daodelfon. Sammfroe, White/green. and
.• w kaowo valuable Roo*. and
..-ha 1445 si rictly 'resemble. foil
h :rt Vas most detests comattivauoo.
thl bast useacioda1. m111.4
• it tits Bowels.
v... I tiy 511 remonelble druccle•
et one rivals: for a quart OIL* or
itottlea for five dollars.
Matte who ear 'Ka estate a haws ce
• um medicine Irwin their armour" nme
ma dollar sod we will toillAd Ij
t theta.
iv!.x5 41 • xa...thezme.
°gm
For sale by
JAS. WITISAN.
E.
TI.. .,.,, ,,,...,,!;,...i. ti, 014..lavts
'
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,,,,,tr„..! ..4 v-041 ... r. % 1`.41'.... ,‘ Bich sootheethe
irri La, • .1 Aur.,' • 0. 1 ...• illikia 3114 air. .1
act., n. a ttelit !., .. '.. • -. 411 ie I, •giViair Ir=r7
appc•ti!e, lt,v,. , • -hilt .. vvixtiva innuippos
,0, Or ).,•,1r. ....•• . ..1 ,...soelS, )eves
, , 4
O.
rte ; .• ,tt illeplamis the tougti,
strii,go i• :ecn OMNI MU 1114110borla
and ,lustr-e.., 81.1 hiot. va the earns dria
coarul.: h... vs, •
"EE
The -mote nr.di, ait heals. It is the vita..
property' of the iwose.:arly soothing and herd -
lap gup.s.d the v. lot. ',vino and fir otf southern ,
chutes, at the w.e.. Dim grateful .ad bald .
oat et -4. -,vol,
FOUR.
The Mt tugredient is • pleasing mad
soothitightbricant that supplies thirteen et the
MUCI!.. aneretitm which, while the organs are
healthy, coats the mucous membrane,14.0ming
it .oft and natural. It at gnat supplies the
plom of tho alorevneed secretions end infests in
restoring then) a as to perform their proper
and moat lull 'cwt.. tit duties.
All these working' together_, beneficially,
make DR. W11.,.St)N"8 PULMONARY
CIIERRV HALNAIII the hest cure known
for throat and lung diseases.
gir Sold in 21 and 40 Can Betties -the
40 Cent sirm containing double the 25 Gat
size. Sold by all Druggiets and Dealers in
J .W W. BRAYLEY;
MONTREAL -
t•
MB ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
GEO. SHEPPARD.'
I would respect
(idly intimate that
1 mu (Toni vr.; t.) ;to
!Intitense Wick of
Fauy ii»11
for the
Holiday
Trade
in
EVERY STYLE
THE
VARIETY
18 80
LARGE
IT
w0ULD
BE
IMPOSSIBLE
TO
EN UMERATE
THEM
ALL
I HAVE BOUGHT LARGELY IN
EnglancLUnited States
l'rineipally from Manufacturers and Large Dealers. and at Prices from
20 to 40 per cent. Lowe than the
Regular Rate.
I am thus enabled to sell at
Very Low Prices.
In Xmas Cards I will Show the Best
From Every Knows Maieuhietere,.
In Albums, Shell Goods, Work Boxes, Writing Denim, Dolls, Penes, Pipes, Tape,
Tansy Ceps and tlaseers, Vases, Toilet Sett* le.
My Fiat& cannot be surpassed for variety.
Miscellaneous Book's
it Clerk, 1)roggista, Renfrew
date of June 3rd, trete Burdock Blood Poeta, Bibles and Christmas Aimee's. A ,70U bac I will guarantee satioteati(1)
Dary .
Bittenthoneh comparatively a new in quality end prices.
preparation, haa taken the lead in this
lociality ea* blond purifier, our melee of The
it being equal tn that 04 531 other medi-
cines used for the pitmen fluting the Ce1RNIR NORTH RTREET AND SQL -TARE. 00D1KRICH
lest rear
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