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theleeiter.l'oors.0. . a;e.. eta 81..s,
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R. (k8oe, censer of Squareane West
etre t, Goderich, ogee telegraph elks. PM-
yat, Fnnde to lend at lowest rata" meter
oat.
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kx rioters. .horn.)", Solicitors. a:c.. Gods
rich, J. 1'. (•.. W. Prowl foot.
CAMEH _iN, HOLT % HOLNSS.
8ar7urerw, Solicitors in Chancery, go.
Dederick MCameron.. CCameron. Q.C. ; P. holt :
Dudley Holme.
G. WARD, CONVEYANCE It,
J . etc., sad esmmlesioear ter takl and re
staving recognizance* of hail, ani�tits ei
.lar ...bona depositions or ro:emn dectara-
tioee in or concerning arty action. stilt cr pro-
sseding to toe High Court of Justice. the
04,0rt 01 Appal for Ontario. or in any Count)
e* Ihguioyo Court.executed.All transactions carefully
•daresi-'m uDtnesenaeOt wte and P.O.
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11ONEY TO LOAN. -- Vt,000.O0
1 Private Foods to ls..d at Si per asst. an
imply.. LO F T C n l . DAN( EY. Norton's block.
opposite t •uibarnr Hotr.. 1. dericb. 10: -tt
Le J. T. NAirrKL, FIRE, LIFE AND
C • acr'dent ,nano.-* atom • at lowest
rats. OOce-Cor. North.•t. and Square. God -
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600000 TV LOAN. APPLY TO
7 CAY=I3ON uobrt IIOLMZS, Oode-
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MONEY TO LEND. -A LA R O I
amount of Private reads for Investment
•t lowest rats onYxtaaaes. Apply
toOARROW a PROI:
Pp RADCLIFFE, GENERAL [N-
ilo. Real Ramie and Mosey
Loaning Agent. Only Cry -clime companies
rspresaated. Mosey to Lend on etrrigk
loans, at the lowest re:e of Interestsring to
se way to suit 1i, OOTTuwer. SSC
road door from -Square. West hire , ti ..
CSErisk
AGEIt, AGENT FOR THE
14, Do\ ARV sas.-E Coves:cr. of Lon-
don. England. One of the oldest and strongest
?ire losuraace t'umwaaw to the world. In-
corporated A b. 1:10 Aaet, over eiebtean
m!I ion do'Inre. A share of business le le-
epeet(ully *elicited on benalt of eke above
Company. I am pretre•ed t s retake las.. ar
or. -r Or, geed noiser or rnorrgages at lowest
•urn•..
,at a (I.a •r Opp-,�.•rr Martin's Hotel.
Ooderieb . "r AUKS.
A uotloneerintc.
THOMASI:LNDRY . Al CTIONEKR
sad i..araece Agent. Ooderich. Ont.
Agent Loedun and latish re Fir. Ins. Co..
sad dote District Mutual Ins. Co. fuses al
waded tots any part of the county. 10-17
TORN KNOX, GENERAL AVC-
• dowser and Land Valuator. Oederleb•
Oct. flaring had coeeide.-stile experience la
Ms:auctioneer:aytrade. be is la a position to
dlaokaroe with thorough satisfaction an corn
sttmiona entrusted to him. Orders lett et
Memel" Hotel. or rat by trail to hie add
eederleb P. 0.. carefully attended to. JOH.,
KNOX Count, Auctioneer. IM7t?
Boceette..
CANADIAN ORDER UI HOME
• N.1 Cirnlse-Ooderick Circle. Re HIL Meese
third Meed*) of each mouth la the hall over
Tan Ross. odes. Special lad la
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1t affords me talimved asteeietbs, atter a,
t3srowp tem leseniog is 5.114 MOW satamelek
w apP•i•tiu at delighttnl owl esseelebel
pain**, se sakma 411.1 I have t►s eats nae
sztehnlvs d n1 to nee ler tiod.rtek, the latest
nuesedde
es Asthe ice'' Which b reunited some
taw w as or
•e eg ors. del very 11tuaeat psis eyries die eirseseirs
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1 f NO Of A NBART.
Dear heart. I lose Tout All that ear I woodier
if .►k -+air rkb elth blue
Or headiest back * Ith tempset sad with tem-
4.- r.
k .d.•r.
Dear Mart. dear heart, o'er Tot:
Dear Mori. 1 Ie.o sou! Wbea pale biases are
Qle, n:.r:,(-
4... 1 :1.515, 1•• me and few-
! w ."t, -r if (,..d'. i•nr!k•r Ilgbtroa eetreasds0.
1 •..r t cart. dear 1,4-1 et. u'rr suet
Ih•.r heart.I1 We had .•nly one bright blessed
l)t.y Ives t.. ,....-i 11.. .i. -w.
IY k!-• 11. enlist:one e 1,• 55/11T restful boa.,..
Aad e5 s r i t. (Euro. f.. r you:
-ErtLeese.
:1 LITTLE; HEROINE.
Tee spring sun w..s sliming brightly
on t'.c leaks and se.pes of theAndala-
s:au Sierras and on the white hamlet that
snugly mete .1 in Ilie fertile %alley be-
low. It was a pretty sight -this little
villege with its small whitew•aohed
hour" shining in the morning sun, sur-
rounded on every side by the binemoan-
t.un. an.] t1:i,•k. green forst. The coun-
try is very p.iteureteine and wild in this
mountainous p.artof Andalusia. and His
very thinly p.'.pnl:.ted, but the little vil-
lage of : *Heti• nestled there coutettcd-
ly, as if wl•iting to, 1,e shielded from the
bot sighs of Afri. a in Anguct or the
cold Mira coming fr nu the Pyrenees in
Jimaary. .
Sehlaue people were in general very
cheerful, pkdi1.e awl retable to any
stranger who by chance strayed among
their wills, but u,..W the village wear" a
mournful aspect. The street, are de-
sert.d, the houref, clean and neat as
-little silt.•r cups," have their ever leis-
piteble doors c tetel. (ace in awhile a
wonnau is sten on the street gttingquick-
ly on same errand, and returniH: imme-
diately with all po.erible speed to her
-home.
The r••:teen f,•r 1.154 depression was
that the Carlin war was waging hotly
in Spain. and the clay before ureas bad
treec•hed Saldana tliat s Carlist detach -
meet compos+e.1 a fierce northern
Basques, followers of Don Carlos, was
approaching the little town.
.111 the able men of Saltlaua had joined
a small company of the renal army and
were concealed abort in the mountains,
frau whence they expected to surprise
the ('aryl.+ts, to whom this raft Of the
eo,autry was unknown.
About noon of the day after the Hews
was received, Petrone, wife of Juan
Alvarez, the carpenter of the village,
called Gloria, her eldeet daughter, a
pretty 13 -year-old girl with dark early
hair and big, black eyes, and putting in
her hands a large basket, said:
"Go, child, to La Quebrada and carry
something to eat to your poor father enol
brother and take care that no reprobate
Carlist sees you."
Gloria took the basket and briskly
went on her way without misgivings,
for no Csrliat had as yet been seeu near
Saldana. She had walked about a mils
Dem her home by a path cut into the
rock when the song that cane so merrily
from her lips stopped soddenly, for on
reaching a big rock which marked the
half way between Saldana and La Que-
brada an unseen person cried to her:
"Balt!"
Mechanically Gkurie palmed on Ler
way and looked around her. A. if by
magic she saw hereelf snrronnded by
many soldiers on horseback, and this
was not the worst -she recognized by
the unib,rms nod colors that they were
followers of I)on Carlos the Pretender.
Our. of the mea, who seemed to be their
leader, approached her and asked:
"Where are yon going '
The poor child was so frightened that
tare burnt.. into tears.
The officer dismounted. "poet me see
what you have in that basket," he said.
• .1 h, food! That is good. We have not
had anything so good for a long time -
eggs, bread, neat, fruit. Now, my dear,
you were taking these provisions to
some royalists concealed shout these
mountains, were you not? Now, tell me
where they are."
Poor Gloria knew that if she told him
the place of their concealment all the
soldiers would be slain, including her fa-
ther and brother. for the number of Carl-
iats was so much larger than the roysl-
ists. In her fright she thought their
number reached many thoneand.. On
the other hand, if she refused to toll
where the royalist soldiers were, abs was
sure these monsters would kill her.
The commanding officer took the bas-
ket from her arm and gays it to one of
the soldiers. then said in his strong,
harsh northern accent:
"Look here, girl. you weretaking food
to some soldiers around here. 1 know
that. It you lead us to where they are,
1 will give you these two shining gold
ounces. If you renew, I will shoot yon
with this mnaket. Do yon understand?
Now go ahead?'
A desperate resolve was forming itself
in Gloria's brain, the undaunted cour-
age of her ancestors began to rise in her
soe. She turned to the captain and
said:
'.Yes, 1 know where they are. but they
are very tar away. If you wish, 1 will
take you to them."
"That is right."
The captain ordered a soldier to give
her ons of the extra horses captured in
the morning. and. tying a rope, which be
kept in his hand, to the neck of the ani
mal, he told her to lead oa.
Everybody followed her. Across clear
streams and roaring torrents she tool(
them. They walked by dangsrons paths
Geoid* deep precipice& Here and then
they caromed a piers s.yee valley After
Dearly four boursof iaoresent marching,
incl when the enn was In hie descent
toward the horizon, Gloria stopped, and
turning to the captain acid:
"i am too turd and can go no far-
ther."
Tlw Hamm• eyed bon engicisApb caul
inked:
"Are we near their ramie
'•1 do sot Instr. 1 have loot my way."
"Ton lir, girlr- *hoatod tin am* tat•t-
yealy. ehaklag her reagWy by the
tater n* Yon have yt,yngglir
m111*ns hs� tied. NOWfa
W OW Jo.
the lass ti.., ten yes was mars
TETE s'(t1 %!,
('feI)ER'oTT, tr 'r •rltl'iLs:[AY. fl.'('F 4ttrit 7 9.,
chino*. Will you load as to when the
t 'yalfst solders are?'
Gloria raised her beautiful eyes to the
wn's fare, eyes that at this w.,ttteut
were more melee than haarsa. and
• itlwut faltering said w a low vale*:
No, as or."
'.You little deet1!" roared the wan,
uow puesrwed of eta umeautrolleble fury,
"ell teach you to feed we like this. Pull
11.r down from the horse, bring ohne
etrttug rope and beet her bands and
feet'" 11e ehout..d to barmen.
There are no crueler or blao•lier wars
then tborewaged between brothers. and
n1 this Carlist war both parties vont-
Witted some sets that make those .oho
hear of thew w.mder if the wit:, hes
who were guilty of inter atrocities wrio
hoauu hating* or wild helves.
Pale as death and trelubhug lay mice
(coria at too tact • f this human tiger.
U. -r lips *roved. Perhaps she was re-
leasing the prayers tangle her by her
ituulic r. Still u..t &tear divatued tin euf0
Iii -ter of her eyes.
' 11 t non see that ptecipk e? It 1. very
J.rpm If you do not tell sur, 1 will throw
you over there. tial hand and foot es you
are now. Yon will die a horrible death.
4 elly one thing will save yon. Now tell
ono whore the ....Any is :sniped."
"•I cannot, senor."
There way a wild cry that the c'rrlt-t
officer would hear until the day "f his
death. and then. after u few mime. s of
complete silence, the. captain gave the
order to march forward to find a cutup
for the night. N.•t fur the w•ur1.1 would
1144 have pose* the night then.
Five hundred feet below the setting
*nu ligbtid • Jerk, tnutienless dna.s h)
the side of a little m..uutain strea•u f1 tw-
ini and utnrnun'ig over the .tiltretb
pebbles. as if rinsing a hymn in les n01
of the heroic Gloria.
hi the little village church of Sa1laul
there is a small marble stone with the
name of Gloria .1 teurer. on whirl. i- tc
conlea the dyed by which she saved the
royalist detachment. And when telt
etcmger exclaims, in admiration of het
courage, -She war a wendrrfnl chi1L1'
the old sext01,, who delights to tell bet
story to the vivitora. interrupts with c.,u•
4 ietion, "She eras no child, feet.ol• sh.
was one of God's own sugele!"-An.•tli:
13olano in Short Stories.
Lite Withh Tear Mena..
An American capitalist, who i.* a keen.
observer, is reported to have said that lu
did not believe that there was an Amcri
can citizen whose income represented a
salary who was not living beyond hi.
means- An.l he added that. if the mar
had a fat oily, he was bringing cap Hee
family to standard* and wants that he
could not honestly gratify. Our own ob
servation does not bear witness to this
assertion. But if the alleged fact be true
to any considerable extent it want bt
regarded as among the ceases of the
many embezzlements and other pecnn-
tarp delingnenciea which hare become
so I -ow -ton of late years. -
'•Playing the races" has been the ruin
of a mnititnde, but living beyond one,
means must bear part of the blame. And
it is more serious than is commonly im-
agined. It involves false pretenses and
fraud. It is a mean species of crime,
and yet often committed without any
compunction. Men are afraid or ashamed
to ray, '•I can't afford it." and yet art
not afraid or ashamed to contract debts
which they know that they cannot hon-
estly pay.-C'briatian Intelligencer.
Stage Love Venus Real Lege.
Does stage love impair real love? -Hotton
Glob.
We cannot say for sure, but we gn.ss
not, or anyhow not always. .Perhaps. in
truth, real lore and stage love are often
of the same elraence, of like subst•uc., of
similar quality, and cloeely akin to each
other. Indeed, for all we can say, tie
re,eemidance between them may he
market, er even very marked. Ask the
younger Dumas or M. Pierre Loti or Mr.
Robert L. Stevenson or, in case all those
persons have gone ont, ask the well in-
formed Mr. William D. Howells of this
place, who rarely ever goes out. except
to collect the proceeds of his copyright
from the publishers of his novels. We
are unable to say whether Professor
Helmholtz, the German chemist now in
this country, who is a man of analysis
and apprehension, could throw any light
cm the subject. But we can tell the Bos-
ton Globe that it is very foolish in put-
ting its question about stage love and
real love to stage lovers and real lovers,
as it has vainly done. The gneetion is
of the gallipot.-New York Sun.
Tose reedy Gates AJar.
An ancient legend says that the angel
on guard at the door of heaven was once
aaked by an inquisitive panther if mon
married or more single women passed
through.
"More married ones," he promptly an-
swered.
"Indeed!" said the(pettioner, who was
a mar, and who immediately began to
plume himself. "Their husbands' vir-
tnew of cone admitted them. That was
right. The stronger should aid the
weaker."
"N..." replied the angel, '.that is not
the reason."
"Then what is it'"
"Well. ,f you meet know," said the
angel confidentially, "we peon them first
on their own tnerita. Lots of 'em get
through that way. Then. when wecau't
8n.1 any other reomatet.dation for a
married woman, It is written against her
name, 'These ars they which have comae
ap out of great tribulation,' and the
gates Sy open."
■s.tI. heath.
Among the Arabs, wars
bunted with saeee., the
his beast bsdsea traipsing
he 1s wiry tat, theta le
pot .hot& 1T he d. leen
Son is
ter studies
battle. If
danger
am. the
Arab will maneuver for a (Vern of van-
tage from which he can p oil to three or
tour shote before minting to Sloes quar-
ters.
uaytees. -Radiants.
mfr Me ve.sgos M
easho`-,Do les linear N (* de pr Y
quick In kappos
1 -1 think as. Vein hers MN* rC1111.
sea. I know."--ankago later Oeste,
"Shorter" Pastry
and
"Shorter " Bills.
\\'e are tailing .t.out a " shorter.
fig" whick w,11 not cause indi-
g estion. Those . hu "know a thing
or two" alo::t fooling (Marion
flatland aruung a hose; of others)
ate using
COTTOLENE
instead of Lod. Nous but the
paten, healti.est and cleaned
ingredients go to nuke up Cob
idea*. I std lee healthy, and ie
not always titan. Those who tee
Cotwlene v i'1 be he.kbier and
wealthier than three who use
lard healthier because they will
get "shorter" Lteed; wealthier
because they wail get "shorter •
g rocery l•ilu.--for Ccituleae cotta
no more than land and goes twice
as far -so is 1 ut half as expensive.
Dyspeptics delight In It!
Physicians endorse It!
Choh proles itl
Cooks eatel It I
Hone.wlvea woloont• it
Alt lino Grocers sail Itl
blade roll) by
ti. K. FAIRBANK
Wellington and Ann Streets,
MONTREAL.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
\hard'. Lia/,seal rellete. sraralgla.
Tbarc is a pet rooster with a wooden leg
is Ilncyrou', 11.
A horse ha. Leen treated to pick up rats
and ley tarry e0 the tense.
A 300 pound minister preaches to • con
gr.:datioe of 100 to London.
Papel the worms by using the safe and
reliable and anthelm,utic Freen.an's Worn.
Powders. 4
.l lady in Sao Diego, ('ol., who has preO•
feet, does b•ref..ot ail the time "for h. r
he.lth.'
Within one recent week 3b people semi
grated from Kuodolph county, N. C'., to
Indiana.
To inv.gorate both the body and die brain
nee the reloads took, Mtlburn's Aromatic
Quinine t1 doe. 4
George (; odloe, who oonibioed in Te'a-
the ministry and burglary, has given up
both ane u rsuol in the prison.
Alaska is atchiog up with eiviliz•tino
\ breach of promise rust was entered for
trial in Alaska last month.
Victoria C'artosllc vial+e a a ;great aid to
%{sepal medicios in the treatment of sere
alone sores, 01x,5 and abscesses of •l
kinds. 4
1. Nevada, Mo., two bad young men
went Into a revival meeting with a yonog
kitten to help the singinv. Both of 'erre
were converted before they could get away
During the recent funeral of Fireman dohs
Peralta, ot Sao Francisco, the fire alarm bell
rang the alarm 182, the same that all. d
Peralta to the fire where he met his death.
George Routs, a Shelbina, Mo., lad, is i11
and hu parents rather suspect that the knife
blades he swallowed trying to be • juggler.
may have something to do with it.
Elder Ellis, of Stanford, Ky., talked out
is meeting to his flock. He said there were
people before him who h•du't paid their
grocery bill. for • year, their doctors tor
two years, or the pew rent for five.
Massachusetts has received 2,063,the in -
west sad prioc.pal of • deppacert of t110 la •
Ro.tom beak, made by William Doyle, •
•,opvict, who died in 1824 without heirs.
His bank bo,.k has been in the hands of the
authorities since his arrest.
A mon in Kansas named Hayes raised nine
boy•, No. 1, .1. R. Hayes, jumped into a
well an.l drowned himself. No 2, drank
.,oison. No. 3, used a rope. No. 4, esu
• frowned in a tank in the state prison. No.
5 did himself cap with • sharp knife.
Two footpads al North Darlington, N. C.,
s tew days ago. waylaid and tried to hold
up a negro preacher. The parses pounded
th m both into insensibility, left them in
th, road, and west back and notified the
po'ice where they mi•bt stark. • ase
Three young girls of Chestertown. Md.
went hunting put week, and totheirdumay
were successful to the extent of • big bear
ewe of the vies beat the world's woman's
record for tree climbing. bat the other
emptied her gun at the animal, disabling it,
then loaded and fired again, until the bear
was dead.
taeyesd aMpee.
There is no better, safer or more pleasant
cough remedy made than Hagyard s Pec-
toral Relearn. It cures horrs.es, sore
threat, coughs, colas, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. 2
10M .glad Was am Mdssea .
" Paw," see Tommy Iloddls, baby has
swallowed 25 coats."
, Vou don't ley so
" Yes, air.,'
"Great Soots' Why can't people resins
that the tins for hoarding uneasy is pest'"
-Washington Star.
--
eared Sark Memearbe
Mrs. D. A. Campbell, North .Megrim,
Ont., , writs : - "1 ancon. praise Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink fills too highly. My daughter
was a terrible sufferer with sick headache
for twelve .eat.b, cap no medical aid could
rebeve her, but, by the w of two bases of
year pills, elm is enmpW.wly cured." From
on dm.k.e orb mail at 50e. • box or sit
boxes for 1260. diners al imitation
Dr. Williams' lied. (h., 1e.ekvile, (lot.
The est of living mail, no to money is to
pitch your sale d living site doges below
czmmsesemaa Guard eeriest the natio. that
pissinie can he purskasd with
asoma % lathescais% be 'pen
witheredwitht eajgmoet. Whet a this' code .
mom is ea tree Maumee of what it is eisrtk
to his ; amid et hew eft*r as Ids rmole
tis gwrmrt ley no other standard the 11
then waw • pleasure in mlrp.sehrmn per est
Peel a wast bo/ss yin provide .gal.* it.
You ere non amours, that it is a real smelt
and it M worth while w tee1 it • Rials d
*soler M Nal the rant tier M.
aeries
all stietramiena
Dr. Fowler's
I:atra•t of Wild Silas lo io a reliable
ressasly that ran always be depurated on
to euro choler:., • bolero infringer'', colic,
cramps, diarrhoea, dysentery. wed aY
hxrk•iv+• 4 the Neve,* 1t Is s para
Extract
ro.tain.ugail lyse'.inial,+of Wild Straw-
berry, ole, lit the .•feat Sud surest curs
for all summer complaints, oanbitied
with oth• r harmless' yet protupt tomtit•
•,rut., well lusowa to medial seietroe
The leave..
of Wild
strawberry sero Lnuwu by the Indians
to be au excellent remedy fe dierrh.ta,
.lywutery wed looseness of the boil.;
lout utwlkal .cicna,) bas plooesI before
the public in D:• FonInr'x P.3.1 of N•ild
Strawberry
• auuplrtr and effectual cure for SII
those distressing and (flee dangernua
complaints so common to this change
able climate.
it hiss stool the test fax aO years, and
hundreds of lire. hatet bete sated by its
iwowpt case. No other anted) always
Cures
summer complaints so promptly, quiets
the pain so effectually and allays irrita-
tion s.1 aietesdmlly se this unrivalled
'prescription of 1)r Fowler. If you .re
going to travel this
Summer
he burs sod take a bottle with you. It
overcomes safely and quickly the du-
trtotaiug summer complaint so often
caused by change of air and water. and
is also • specific •gaunt sea sickness',
and all bowel
Complaints.
Price *Sc. net. are •,f mutations aid
snhetitutee sold by unscrupulous dealers
fur the sake of greater profits.
WINTER
c000s
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will bs my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and beat
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and bast Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
The Ton10 Cash Slone
P. O'DEA, Manager.
MoLFOID'S
�YSTE I REONVATOR
•41:111T,ICS Tal D aa]rCWti.
Specific and Anridole for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
peps's, eleeple•snees, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, loss of
meeory, broochiti., consumption, gall
stoma, jaundice, kidney and urinary
dims**, St. Vitus' dance. female irreg-
ularities and reneral debility.
LABORATORY, f10o6RIQB, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Prwprlot.r sad Meanfietarer.
Mcl.aot.. emirs= Raaovyoa es be deb
from all dry la tows. s n wenitres
all ths sad
Inntutk. Runnel., Durham tween bsm •ad Trw.•wes �.sna
OD Ir.
PLANING MILL
ESTllllf11Eu if I.
Buchanan & Son,
le • ra►svmmsas
BABB, DOOR and BLIND
Dealer@ is all Made of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad benders• material of every description
School Fnnniture a Specialty.
111110 IS TOUR TAILOR ?
This u a pertinent pinnies a.d
en to which you .bald 0,e
thought.
MS HI SUI? YOU ?
if not, Ton etas easily gat sat-
iafotion by sating at
DNNUM'S fttjOI(11JM
WEST STREET.
A gaaa11s7 .4 RICADi' MAIM
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H. DUNLOP.
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ERVINEJONIC
w�ieeseAN
Stomach#Liver Cure
The Most Astonishing Medical Discovery of
the Last One Hundred Years.
It is Pleasant to the Taste as the Sweetest Nectar.
It is Safe and Harmless u tho Purest Illk.
This wonderhll Nervine 'Tonle has only recently been introduced
into this country by the proprietors at..l manufacturers of tho Great
South American 'Ken ine Tonic, and yet its great value as a curative
agent has long been known L, a few of the moat Iearutxl y,h�aicizta4
who hose not brought its merits and value to tho knowledge of the
general publie.
'Ilia medicine has completely solved the problem of the care of indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, and diseases of the general nervous system, h is
also of the greatest value in the cure of all forme of failing health from
whatever cause. It performs this by the great nervine tonic qualities
which it possesses, and by Its great curative powers upon the digestive
organs. the stomach, the liver and the bowels. No reL- dy ('otnpany
with this wondcrtillly valuable Nervine Tonic as a builCe r and strength-
ener of the life forces of the human body, and as a great renewer of a
broken-down constitution. It is oleo of more real permanent value is
the treatment and rare of diseases of the lung. than any consumption
remedy ever used on this continent. It is a marvelous cure for neer
ousaess of females of all ages. Ladies who are approaching the critical
u eriod known as change in life. should not fail to use this great Nervine
Tonic, altntst tx)nstantly, for the space of two or three years. It will
carry them safely over the danger. This great strengtb.•uer and cura-
tive is of inestimable value to the aged and infirm, because its great
energizing properties will give them a new hold on life. It will add ten
or fifteen years to the lives of new of thaw why will use a half dozen
bottles of the remedy each yeas. - -
IT IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
Nervousness,
Nervous Prostration,
Nervous Headache,
Sick Headache,
Female Weakness,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking,
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of the Iieart,
Mental Despondency,
Sleeplessness,
Si. Vitus' Dance,
Nervousness of Females,
Nervousness of 0111 Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing Health,
Broken ('onatitution,
Debility of Old Age,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Heartburn and Sour Stomach,
Weight and Tenderness in Stoma, It,
Loss of Appetite,
Fright NI Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,
Weakness of Extremities and
Fainting,
impure and impoverished Bloo.1,
Boll. and Carbuncles,
Scrofula,
Scrofulous Swellings and Ulcers,
Consumption of the Lungs,
Catarrh of the Lungs,
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Delicate and Scrofulous Children,
Summer Complaint of Infanta.
All these and many other complaints cured by this wonderful
Neevine Tonic.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
As a cure for every class of Nervous Diseases, no remedy has been
able to compare with the Nervine Tonic, whit h is very pleasant and
harmless in all its effects upon the youngest child or the oldest and most
delicate individual. Nine tenths of all the ailments to which the human
family is heir are dependent on nervous exhalation and impaired diges
tion. When there is an issuflicient supply of nerve food in the blood. a
general state of debility of the brain, spinal marrow, and nerves is the
result. Started nerves, like starved muscles, become strong when the
right kind of food is supplied; anti a thousand weaknesses and ailments
disappear as the nerves rceot'er. As the nervous system most supply all
the row* by rwhich the tical
p forces of that i)ociy aro carried on, it is the
first to suffer for want of perfect nutrition. Ordinary food does not Cos-
tain a sufficient quantity of the kind of. nutriment necessary to repair
the wear our present mode of living and labor imposes upod the nerves.
For this reason it beeomes necessary that a nerve food be supplied.
This South American Nervine has been found by analysis to contain the
essential elements out of which nerve tissue is formed. This accounts
for its universal adaptability to tbo cure of all forms of nervous de-
rangement.
Caawromssyttti. Tee., Ang. 55. It Rimer. wn.ztyeow, of Srowsgalley. tad .
To she Brow SwlA A..ekeo A/ederine Co.: says : "1 bad hers is • dammed eoeditk.s ler
Dant Glueur-1 Mein to ear to you that 1
beeves/reed for maty yeas with • very rebs thee. teen fr"m Nr***oaesm. Wesal." c• ter
4Yreae of Its •tom• r sad seers. 114.4 *awry sto.eeh. DypepM, sol iad/stlw, w W .7
.W d.. 1 eotld her sl. bat sotalag dos sr he n11 was ffn••. 1 ked hues dnrtslsg era
stilly. with no weld. I bought ma bottle d
S mith Aimele•a R•rr.e, whkh lbs M stew
good lima any M" worth of dostorlsg 1 sew
Md 1a my tae 1 would advice every weedy per.
sue to ton tisk valuable sad lovely named, ; •
au, appreciable gond seta 1 eau advised to
try your Great gout \ Amr4a. Nerving Twig
and Stomach sad Liver (lea. sad dace ram
several bottles of It 1 gest sat teat 1 •m tan
prised at 1to weed*,fal power torero the.tom-
ach and ereeeal .revom • . If et styes
knew the •sis of this rewrdy as I doyuu would
cot he aids to wooly the demand. 1•w boti. of It has owed me templed). 1
J. A. n . Ex -Tres. Ho•tgomrry Co. coeddseit th. greedmt minim la tie wadi."
A SWORN CURE FOR NT. VITAS' RANCE OR CHOREA.
t wsestDsv t 1.1.*, i s D., June '21, 1M7,
My daughter, eleven years di, wee severe) amlleted with Bt. Vitus' Dance
er Chorea. We fete her three and one-half bottles of South American Ner-
vine and she is eompletely restored. i believe it will euro every case of Hca.
Vitus' lance. I hare kept It In my family for two years, and am sure itis
the greatest remedy In the world for Indlgention and Dyspepsia, and for all
forms of Nervous Disorders and Falling Health, from whatever cause.
Berate of haliowa, Judex T. Mum.ioe!gowsery (blue,,,
Subscribed and sworn to bebl's me tide June M, 1RR7.
CHAR. W. Walour, Notary Pubiki
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INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
The Great South American cervine Tonin
Which we now offer you, is the only abeolately unfailing remedy ever
discovered for the erre of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train of
symptoms and horrors which are the result of disease and debility of
the human stomach. No person can afford to pass by this jewel of incal-
culable value who is affected by disease of the stomach, because the ex-
perience and testimony of many go to prove that this Is the oss and
oXLT oars great cure In the world for this universal destroyer. There
is no case of unmalignant disease of the stomach which can resist the
wonderful curative lowers of the South American Nervine Tonic.
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aer,ee. 1 W lbws le bed ter en mouths hem
the eeerew at ea erhaei asd stomach. t.dlnstloa,
Mammo Pred.eiM_. and • s•srai of wsrwwd
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tem WO se nil. Toon ant bottle a Nue pl0v.
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Large 16 ounce Bottle, SIAM
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
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