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ME HOW* alGNAL, FRIDAY MOO 30, t8s3.
BOOTS AND SHOES
..wtta,e.� �. astr.w.
vied .e ',aside i ikr•efs... e• s.dl..
L4 1 teller. TM Ms.rM•%s eat., moo memo — —
wry .erli.le w tht� Apel nnuth,r •d -- It as uuls.awmbi+ t, speak frankly lou Che leartaei sit dish wtts6/n� treed ata1bs el
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Ta the irlllwtY the Kama Simmons. a"tting Is perhaps then Chit rots a
q•srr.•, • MA .. u*p , for ..ye r•.aa-• a ..r twiny delicate j rtii i.a of u,y throne this all While e°itaged ie the psoettss
Unca le =hat week's hams : but w douhq drat child star-
bisate'.
amen,. , .nt++ espdu�.! n..tw •., (uo { '�, ..morningdish wrwtli.K, • lively little ditty
bate'. uu abets, 'Twit to art .ale i"".tt of there is aa ►011 whin The $Mt Hu
non Itooluu ," and which gees oil to sA ►tares explain • portion of the physical caroled forth, running somewhat like
view, has ever lest. n vie 1 T:.+ (ern gmeekness th !legato ' Who doubts) this .
t ieoe is r,u eut,weN+1 Isaw tare {►strait .eMr flays aye that the Returning 0 - • Naahlrsdisbes.
of K,,ah,,,it.w 4eluK My utiles.,. Wsr1r4 or *mid wet he tooted, that in fact he that this race, which ...sur fn,eu the „�aiet :
aarO1i4J l himself so u t.• eeadti.mirvks. Werk'wa wkly.
Newttmn, arid al i+ pttblt.bo 1 w;"'1»• of rise nurihweK side of the liuuwyr Mouse
that ouwelrwatb the notes had w
oe•tgrtary d Irtrsrsl4's b rah. Mr. ;en. be tett st bga Mr. bays is tains and Grlroga to the sante stock with First
1,
Do sot Sow
CWm,has Gurria te,e to lb . hs arses ti set now is Of holes. teed 1 have dyad ourselves, would be developed under . lt�ou`de era + t�.
sketch
an the
r,( and a ,„ ,,,ies 1 our article to hies end demanded of hist far more favoreWe ciroamsWwee f.,r the i
sketch sit the wrier, eel hu arvles your
he had made such statement or \\ hen the day tar th
New York's " most fauteuil rev, ' i'h• lie 1 out, when he denied !menu* dune so to the Pr,ductioti of str.sgth it chill laaitiwga
Earle Gibbose', ly o s " Fedi. in Fru.. s editor of The Hanoi Sipuitor or any were abt.lished 1 Who doubts that Inedi-
b▪ else esu ly of ruead lite `h 1s s; suet twee "es' This deeitl he grade in eke Dal science ought to be carried to the
•rr. Rightfu . *ketches .4 the slit.., s I{r r MA°, of two withers', therefore, Mr, doers of Hindu households by wouwo t
are fourth
paper
( Holland
H. ' brims Ethtor. Tuu has" Deus droving largely A man a not resulted as a physician
tnurlk piper ar 1lullaud is eve a in re.rupon your own imagination or hare
c.dedit ; {lieu clow which Dasa pee' bora revioual misled. by a woman in • Hindu household. Yuu
ceded it ; and the illadrstioeu hive the g r "These find some of the poorer demo of the
tuatara gotaintness and 'testify dot eh . r.o-
Further on the article says :
toles the tett, lbs BLit/teem'. to the chartew are ;ode openly against him by Hindus ready to go to the h.mpitala lbws
sixth chapter of hie Arteriewa Hie ory, Mr. Hays land his friends and in justice the missionaries open and obtain eedi-
t„ himself w well se ewirneus to Mr,
co • cine " Anco English Y..re%ie rift. aday cine ; but, as a general rule, • Hindu
Mr -
concise and aomprehsn•eive r"t i,+w ..f the (;ittann be should ant Ince • in set-
early English settlements in this arse• ting himself right be the public. 1 ace woman heti rather die Ihau receive &e-
ery. Thu chapter is very etfeaively, not aware that the ,yublie know of -' Y- sistance from a man as a physicists, at
illustrated from drawings by Howard thing having been done wrong. From �„t if the assistance require th►t he
Pyle end other sourous. Mr. (1e . Tisk- the day of eleetiun uutil the day I made should enter tho :mama, tiro hat ti.
nee (b ties contributes the fins ,•f two 'of return to dm (a7erk of the Crown in
papers me "The Treaty .d Peace anal In- Cheneery I teaesither in my owes house female apartments of the Hindu home.
dependence,'• ratified a tenancy at'•, w.tb "r in rhe sillmge of Mres•eh, sioept once An American ruedial missionary was not
ax portraits. ', A H Lan '• u a that 1 was in t e tuwa .d Winghant, and lint; ago called on to save time life of a
subject of universal interest very sore if ray one wisbvl to find me they could wife of a prominent Hindu gentleman,
fully treated by Mr. S. It. Parsee., yule mashy hat" duns r•
of our (rest authorities iii horticulture, For the information of the public yet- after the native physicians had failed to
and is beautifully illurtraled from draw- aide of Fruit Huron, 1 easy say thee1 be of service. He t.ould not see the pa -
live at the ono side .•1 the Riding abrin) tient ; he was refused admission to the
ia1{s by Alfred Psust,nr. Thu H..ut.J..lu° eight mitos tn,w Brussels, whish is in
Bagisl,w, O. en article entitled " The the ceutire .of the Riding. The ninnies "Ilene' Finally, "-the tyle was vr0ent
Ilei. sicn," giv a to the imperial Cn.wn the was held there.and the Deputes ball I and as the hood of the household had a
e4 b%ra:ou, ' Kies, an m eote•t►uk s maxi.
rimed ittstro clique flims to amabttbetr somewhat unusual freedom hoes Hindu
d tan's happy reign
ieteol with ilfTh P udices, the physician was pernsitted
miIimo s unhappy nig. "turn* to . M ti knows atm die t in Mexia.. The Bank olSce, rvassla, and which •j
Outafu, to go into the room where the woman lay
subject of the article is Princes Din Au- esu alsoanmwucced on the hwtimmga
Bustin de Iturbide, who, when an oaf cit, They wake their returns Chert, sod til. She stretched her arm through a
was taken freta hu mother end kept for 1 also made my return free' this place curtain. He was not allowed to feel
years by Maximilian, nen twithstandinR thrunirh ale ez{,resumce and punt of8oe, the pulse ;but the husband felt it, under
her constant portrait
and solicits- and a notice served upon me at any time
tms. A fine portrait of the Prince ac- before I made my return, or while in the the direction of the physician, and thus
nnmpanies the article Prof. Ft; mon act of duiuir s.•, would have erred the a attain amount of information was
Newcomb t i o moat at interesting with +ng ty,ac- purpwe, therefure tt ie useless for Me. obtained a dubious style. A alit esu cut
e1�Mse at him tlttl0eat osterview with Cety- Has ur his frieuda to talk of tate hoppiag in the screen, and the poor patient made
�a Lush cos. and tried a far- nut the way to evade service. Atter to protrude her tongue through it ; and
ShaleWoo& of the hatter's autograph. Mir thew statenienta it is perhaps 'nineties-
-Sheaths
P
Woolsoe's " Furth* Major," and Black's for nue to state, as I do now style, a.. the physicusn obtained further know-
mnibs. lea; ' are both on r.hort that I never evaded service, or attempt- lodge as to her physical state, prescribed
in this tNm tri ; and a eery strong king. d or wished tt• evade sen•ice, m1 any the t,aeoper remedies, and her 1:fe was
story is ouotritsatd by A Wutrkii 1. papers which either party might wish to
Girl." Poems are contributed by T. B. serer upon me in connective with the wed' But that husband would rather
Aldrich, It, H. Stoddart, and John 11• recent election in Bast Huron. have seen his wife on her funerad•pila
�ybb j;eeidss these, there u a quaint I mu yds than barn allowed this missionary to see
Uu Glary u verse, entitled "The adLitRumI' kuL1rt:urc,
the White Beggars," by Belem W. Led- R.terniug Officer.
low, illot by Dietitian. The Wdi Harris, March 18, 1Af33.
curial Departments aro full .if timely and ter f Bntroa s Alters —We are glad that
thiointerestingtefi t�g� The Drawer eat
this tttotMflryF�yed by it. earlist Mr. Armstrong has laude such la dear
-editor, Dr. 8, L 144h�e and .tpliett denial of the charges prefer-
red against him, and that he has succeed-
ed in pruvinf his innocence out of his
chief accusers own mouth. This should
set the teatime me at rest in so far u he is
concerned. For the information of Mr.
Armstrong, however, we would ay that
we hate not "been drawing largely upon
our awn imagination," nor are we in the
habit of doing w. The statement we
made last week u substantially correct
and accurate, n„ matter how positively
Mr. Hays may find it to his advantage to
deny it. It was from him we first gut
our information about the matter, wed
we gave it, in substance, as we got it.
In proof of this we refer to a similar
statement which appeared haat week in
Mr. H1ys' own ossen.] .
u cast I.
e lesson in bed -
making cusses. the class sl•n& ssetwesi
a table, no which is placed • deli•M1,
diminutive, but perfect in every doted.
,Every necessity in the way of bed cover
uqj is there --sheets, spread, ` piBuw-
shams," and metres.. Before the in
streetioe begins the girla sung in
chorus :
"When you wake is the morning
At the day damming
Thruw
let in nil
Theo shahs up the sus
Io w.vesane la we,
And leave these spar shadowy.
It the day u eulte fair
While sweeping the floor they keep up
a lively song : -
•Four little gide west sweeten'
To keep tbe0 rooms peat.
For to keeps room tide.
One oust Sten sweep.
They skip wound the room in couples,
sweeping briskly but carefully, mid thea
Iona into line and march to the broom
cupboard where they leave thei►• duet -
pane sod branny, where they can be
feud when wanted.
The child is next taught t.. scrub,
Buckling cheerily down to the job, the
class goes to work with a will, singing
together :--
"8erebbi away
Te stake 411oaie look stall),
At break er y.
Iron • good mrd scrub is the very hest wsy
Ib make all •oxen so sweetly."
The waiting -at -dinner song is inter-
esting. 1t runs :-
"To poste we pass thing first,
til to the fatally Mat.
Feet l0 the ladies. thou to the )teat►enten,
Things are always passed."
The chorus is sung to the air of Ben -
thorns and (irosvenor's"Convince Me if
You Can.''
"We pan our tray like this.
We pass our tray like that.
A►ways hoist it. t7 to hold O.
Very. very stat
The last lessen is moulding, which, it
is safe to say, hu to the pupil all the for-
bidden delights of genuine laud pie man-
ufacturing. Cakes, pies, and every oon-
her. Who c.on remedy these terrible
c description of pastryarefashit•n-
mischieta endured by women in Asia, ed out of clay. The clay ia kneaded and
except female medionl missionaries ?I rolled by the happy children, pL.esd in
(Applause.] They are wanted all through place prates anda bread y pansuvea, and 6
to oally
in bake.
Indo. They are wanted in large nam-
plit bile engaged in pastry vetting they
bens. They are wanted for zenane work, sing a song expressive e.f the invaluabil-
in teaching, for all kinds of instruction
in mission schools and secular stablish-
wents of various kiuda A angel from
Heaven itself, as has been often said,
would not be welcolm_d in many Hindu
zenanas ,more cordially than a well -
instructed female physician. [Applause.]
There twines a new life into a house-
hold, and in three sacred hours when a
mother trembles between this world and
the next, she is usually treated like a
thing, even in the beet orthodox Hindu -
pagan families, She is put into the
worst room, probably, and for days and
weeks no one is allowed to go near her.
The air of the room may be like that of
a miniature Black Hole of Calcutta, and
yet there ia no attempt made to purify
it She has only coarse fo.,d. Any
touch of this mother by other membere
of the household is pollution. Malty
lives have been lost limply- ivy this Lar-
bsric exposure under circumstances when
all human instincts called f•.r the use of
the highest medical skill. Octal India,
then, medical missionaries, equipped
with the best learning of our Occidental
science ; send radical missionaries, fe-
males, with their harts aflame with the
Gospel ; and, beyond any doubt, you
will he doing fur India what Christ . Ur
Lord meant that, his disciples shuvld do,
when ho said to them : "Heal the sick,
L1i0C112 011.
FatilZ0aL Spriest -A number of the
members of the Lucknow Caltdunian So-
ciety had an oyster supper in A'hitley's
hotel on Tuesday evening lot. the eve of
the departure from our moist of Mr, Allan
MoDunald sad Mr. Donato McPherson,
two respected oitizeio and hithful and
energetic members of the Society. Ills
chair was oesepied by Chief MacCrimrmon
sad the vice -chair by Mr. M. Campbell.
a After justice had been dine to the net
tauit, etc., *applied by the hoot, toasts
were drunk u follows . The Queen and
tae (ceer.ur-(Ienetsl, coupled with the
oatnd of 11[r.- IIL Campbell, who in a treat
speech set teeth the good qualities of the
family of Argyles and Campbells in gen-
eral, Mr. Dromgole followed ooh the
song, "Mary of Argos," with his usual
effect. Our guests, ens next proposed
and feelingly responded t.. b•. .Ir hie -
Donald
Donald and Mr. McPherson. Mr. Mc
Donald next proposed, "The Land we
Entre," to which Mr. Dreamer respond-
ed by • song, "Canada." The Medical
Prolamines was responded to by Dr. Mac-
4ttmnos, the Commercial laterests by
Mr. Drumgolo Songs suitable, to the
gathering were also sung by Capt. Mac-
Pherson, K J. McLeod and K. Kerr.
The company dispersed after take the
"Dhough ted Dhorsh" and singings
• 'Auld Lang Syne." llesars. McDonald
end McPherson go ae seek their fortunes
• in Oregon, accompanied by the good
wishes of ell who know them,
'PAa0lormatiOWRDDI IO. -An event of
store importance in this Viilage and
which excited an unusual amount of
interest in social circles, specially among
the ladies, tack place on Wednesday
e,edning last ether Mia Lizzie Gordon,
second daughter of James Gordon. Esq.,
warn united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony with Mr. T. T. Smith, f .ch Winni-
peg,
was
peg, Man. The ceremonyw
perfnrmd by the Rev, 1'. Smith,
Gonads Methodist Minister, took place
at the resident of the bride's parents and,
was witnessed by a large and brilliaut u-
semblage of the relatives and friends of
the contracting parties Tho brill$ was
attended by Misa Mary Sommerville,
laughter of Jams Somerville, Esq.. M. A meeting of the fire cempaues of this
P., the best man on the, occasion being village was held en Monday evening last,Mr. D. E. Cameron, banker, of this vil- at which Mr. Peter Scottwas elected
lege. The bride was then given away by Chief, in place of Mr John Campbell,
her father, wsa'attired in a magnificent retired.
dress of garOet colored silk with •etin
polka dot, and robe of cream brocaded
silk, trimmed with Spanish lace. From
her head, which was decked with orange
hlssnir.a, depended a tulle veil.
The
,thole costume, which was pveil
need
by the ladies present to he just elegant,
eve very becoming to the fair wearer,
who looked charming on the occasion.
The bridessasid wore a very pretty dews
.4 pus White silk cashmere, trimmed
,• ith white silk, a,..1 er.gaged a fair share
.f the honors of the oceslior After the
.•arem"•ny the company sat down to an
excellent supper. to which full justice
KM done. The health of the dude was
proposed by the groomstr:ae in a Hent
and appropriate speech which was heart-
ily received and appropriately
to by the bridegroom The h esti-
motion in whist the bridal *maples n
hill(' was ahowt by the largo
handsome and valuable presents give?. to
the bride.- [Bestinel-
3
At the 01444 Latebl►shed Shu• tlture in Town,
In Endless Variety
to twit the meet fastidious and th meet economic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
le now eu.tple.e, and 1 take pleawrr+ in interment my customers that at no re
vies' time have I had such a
Large ,& VariedStock
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As at premise I have raised the litaadsad of Quality and Lowered the Pricemiti
it is a pueitive fed that nu suck value in foot weer can be got elaewhere.
CUSTOM W ORK
of every:grsde.1111 taseeivee my peoespt and careful attention, and will be ma e tel.
in the meet approved Kyles by br tclaas workmen, end
of tbe very beat material ubtainahle,
DO-ViTNIN G_
'Pttokon lith.
Kzoovseivel.-The many friends of
Mr. Appleton Elcoat will be pleased to
learn that he has now nearly recovered.
He was in Clinton on Saturday hast, and
ia able to attend to business generally.
His eon David, however, is still in a pre-
carious condition.
FAso 8OLD.—Mr. David Moore has
sold his fain on the Kippen Road neer
the Red Schou' horse, to Mr. James Mo•
Tay ish,of Hibbert, for the sum of $7,900.
The farm contains 150 acres and is cheap
at this figure.
3i d000iA.
hey. Mr Piss .,l4 his clear Grit .2..1. -
to
to Mr. J. Jones, of Clinton, 1$160.
We esderstend that quite s number of
our citizens have been caught by our
oonetable H. Chapman, trotting their
harms over the bridge, and samr'of them
have been fined.
A number of our towns -people are
talking of shortly taking their depstture
for their new homes in the north-west.
Among those we notice Messrs. J. Leek -
ha, N. McLaughlin, S. Watta end A.
Veal.
Mr Rar•ual Hopkins. assisted by G
Snider. are boon to open a buteher chap
Rett door to McCracken's grocery.
Scene of the timber for the bnildivg is
already on the ground.
ityofsalt :
"We need it in brcad,hand we need it is but-
ter,
When boiling potatoes we put it In water,
We we it in beat. we use it in padding-
Indeed, we can't cook without salt."
A soon INVKSTMgNTI
Yoe still Save Mosey by Buyittg Your ' s
groceriesz Provisions
<
Nevem. Allow et.
Never allow the bowels to remain in a
torpid condition, u it leads to serious
results, Rod i11 health is sure to follow.
Burdue'c Blo id Bitters is the most per-
fect rekulator of the bowels and the best
'blood purifier knnwu.
Mr. trm. Saddler recently,
felled the first tree where \Vingham
stand,. He came to what is now Wing
ham 33 years ago, and was nearly 64
years of age at the time of his death.
AT
.FERGUSON'S
tLTON STREET.
We are Now Selling This Season's
N EW TAS
From 30ct.•t per 11) to 75cts.
New Raisins,
New Currants,
Coffee, Sugar, &c:
Will be Sold t'rolwrtionally ('1tent..
Extra Family Flour
AT
$2.25 per 100 lbs_
Relative to the lottery prosecutions
the Quebec Cronick . says : —"The On-
tario people are setting a good example.
Our readers must remember that thew
cases are proceeded against on the crimi-
nal law statutes of Canada, and that this
Quebec offenders will be amenable to the
same procedure."
A Fall Supply of
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Bran, Shorts, etc.
A Great Discovery.
That is daily bringing j. .y to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ones from an early grave Truly is
Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain in Side and Chest, or 1 mix
any disease of the Throat and Lunare, •
positive cure. Guaranteed, Trial Bot-
tle free at J. Wilson's Drug Store- large
size $1,00. (6)
preach the Gospel." The tw a duties ee
togther, and we are to fellow the ,, to
the ends of the arti;. i Appleuso, i
(J ueeph Coni.
salt Memo cared.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or ttankzr S ores;
1f so, go at ones to Geo. Ithynas s Drug
Store and got a package of Cat. err s
Carbolic Cerate. Price twenty-five cents.
ft was never known to .fail.
Always on Hand.
The Best Quality of Coal Oil at the Very Lowest Prices.
BHHOMtLLER
Chilled Plow
t_ND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
slaving pseehased thetrtuhoappnnd�drwyy. ,
teer
• had AORICULTURA
Oa scale' will be Work
raineGened tie were �t� s
Sr. D. AU were leOre slatyman authorize
to osl et Ingelatidewet sire receipts on 15'
Wladthe Me Ore
if sen
s0ea to o r
sairsi
S. SEW MILLER.
Proprietor,
GOOERICH BAILER WORKS.
Here is an item front u:t Amt:ican
paper that may be called "important if
true :• "it is claimed by a London
baker that soft water will net make as
good bread ns hard water. A Vienne
bakery started in Linden I.as premed a
failureImported
to the soft water of Lon-
don. V ienna flour and could
not furnish bread equal to the Vienna
article. It is alsee a fact that Vienna,
Paris, Buda, Pest, Tunis and othercities
whore the broad is of a superior quality,
have hard water."
�Irntal depression, headache, and
nerv.,us debility, are speedily retndied
by that excellent blvd-purifyi_nj{ tonic,
Burdock Blood Bitters. The Iditor or
the Mitchell Reorder states that he was
aired of biliousness, liver derangement
and neck headache, by the use of this
medstine
a..la
Lit RISKY `soe-tz•ry--Censidersble in-
terest is being manifested in this com-
munity in our literary society. Every
Friday evening the hall is crowded, and
is continually receiving new Friday ever n
the membership lit' e
ing. Mach 9th, a debate was held, hav-
ing for its subject, "Whi'h curses the
test tnteery. war or intemperance t
It was close,y eentested and warmly
discussed The leaders, Kee J Grrk,
taking intemperance. and John Beacom
taking war, rave an eteellent display of
erstweiewl talent After the speaking
was over the tl;a rtr.an, R 1 9leedy• j IME PHOSPHATE. A T1S$tiE
gave the decr•eoa in tacos of istmenattar*, the source in our food of
se. „cid. the hoot in whichPhsphertut
d Nerve tower, Ammo ts tl►e
serve raselta icon t'b.upbae,
SW bleed the carrier of oxygen
�.a of haat and motion in the
ant I malarial and tonic
to irritable mueotm
.a
w M eerAlal in W ifmR.mt 5
•wroi ,susses e • perely rreloles�-
tut re terstive et alt horns p of debillite.
April Cathartic Pills are known to be
the sn1M, soot and beet purgative
medicine ever Aired to the pubic They
n their.ffacts. and
ire mild but certain • e
keep the systems is gid onnditon
Iledewse W All.
Dr, tltnitb's Greet German Won* Re•
reedy A medicine that requires no phy•
sic ; perfectly safe and i±la�t take •
Chi no other , _ter of sU
people are always on th•look
out for chances to Increase
their earninge,and 1,. time be-
come wealthy ; those who de
law Jnot improve their oppoRss-
itles remain in poverty. We offer a wast
chance to make money. We want mean wo-
menir
own' localboyities. and Aenyonc can rls to work o the workor us fn ipro-
perly from the first start. The business will
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Da -
pensive outfit furnished Inc. No one who en-
gages fails to make money rapidly. VOA can
devote your whole time to the work. or only
your spare moments. Full Information and
all
t Q has necessary scot ire. Address Sriv-
arse Oe Friday nicht last.
sad eisgle life' was discussed; Mr. Al-
bert Astlleseee ori the tssreied life, and ,
Geula Anderson led the single Beeth'
were barked up by •hie supporter', and
the subject received a thorough over-
yr,liag. _Fleetly the Thurman, Mr. P
Cole,deetd•d for married life. The lie-
ciety hes challenged t)e Glint. tt House
of ('.tnmena f.+r s debate. to take place
shortly
& Black.
H. S. Hart & Co.
1'lt0t•1tILTOItd Ole T11li
Goderich M'�lr1s
(LATE YIYEk' t
Beg ai return their thanks to the l nt.I c
the liberal patronage received during the ser
year, and to state tkey are prepared to de
431- ■t 1 :'e T 1 " (yr
on the ehortest active, or for the corn:•nleo ee
of pa"ttea lts•ing at a dtatsnce will, cit : u ;gen
grl,ts at their town ;tore
Lut if'. M. IliRiurd'e,)
•alasonte blot•k% Last Fit- Uoderech. 2 11ighest price"paid1,.r wheat. -dna
TO -MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New B011.1 and SALT PAN'( manufat'
turgid on shortest notice.
5500.00 Reward.
We will pay the *Uri% reward for syqy case of
LlrerComp:shit. Dyspepsia, Sick Headscbe,
Indigestion, Constipation or toetiveeces we
cannot cure ,with 1% cat's Vrgn'ablc Lever Pills,
when the dtrod ions are tittle tlycomt'1It d wit b.
They are purely \'egetwble, mud never fail to
give satisfaction. SSug•rCoat ed. large Boxes
containing 3o Idle, Yi centa. For salt by all
Druauts. It.•,vare of coun'serfotta and imita-
tlona. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN 1'. W Fr1' & CO.. '.'rhe Pill Dekkere,'
Bland 01 Kang Ft. Font., Toronto. Ont. Free
trialackage sent by mall prep*1 l ou t -ceipt
of a 3ccn' stump.
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All kinds of. Repairtssvexocuted under the �e ■ � Wea],th
persona]
! supervision of the proprietor. who
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Mighty aatsalaetiery.
impure brood and Mw vitality are the
_ great •nuroes of most disease for wbioh
�urdock Blood Bitters is t>,e specific.
CIO,: 'teal - - A name wenn known in K Perris, Druggist, of Lindsay, ogrey ihair t Hair Renewer,which by that Rurde,ck Blood Bittersgive more
stewrestores hair to its natural col .r by blood
s few weeks use. Sold at N mots per general eatufwoaos than say
purifier in the market •-
bottle hp June. t1i:;isnn ZR• 4
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use of alt..! or totumc o, Wnkefulness,.lfa-
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and death, Premature (1!d Ag' 1tarrennns.
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and fiperinc.torrhma, caused by over 4 zertten
of the brain, self•stbaM or ofd- I nhetrenee.
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