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THE STORY OF A W,OMAN'S RESCUE
1'RO1Y1 GREAT SUFFERING.
roe years Iler sses one of afiseeli-
liar Eeet nIIIfamse taco
ErIghl fully anal POW itC4381160 Ylnaae a.
410 Her ileitteheid Isere.
From the Enterprise, Bridgewater,
ItLo anipalin,g to think of the num-
mar fot women throughout tho court-,
try \'ho •day al: tee day live a life at -
mot ot alartyrilono ; Suffering but too
treguently in si;ent, almost hopeless
deepair. To suell sufferers the story
of Mrs. S03111.1a. Wile, will came as e
'beacon of hope. ialrs. Wile lives
about two miles from the town GI
Bridgewater, L. S. ,and is respected
• .anel. eeteerned by. all , who know her.
While in one of the local drugstores
net long ago, Mrs. Wile noticed a
nminber of boxes of: Dr. Willtarns'
Pink! Pills in the show case, and re-
marked by the proprietor "If ever
there was a friend to woinan, it is
those pill," She was asked why
she spoke so strongly: about the pills,
and! in reply toldof tete misery from
watteh tli co, had restetted her. The
druggist suggested that she should
make known her, cure for the benefit
0S the thousands of similar sufferers.
Aire. Wile replied that: while averse
•to publicity, yet she would gladly
tell of her cure if it would: benefit
anyone else, and she gave the follow-
ing statement \vith permission for
lta publication
'My life for some years was one of
wetakne&s, ,pain, and misery,, until I
obtained relief through theuse of Dr.
Williarns' Pink , Pilte. • From sorne
pause, I know not what exactly, I
became so afflicted with uterine trou-
ble 'that I was obliged. to undergo
two operations. at, part ortly of the
trouble was removed, and a terrible
Weakness and miserable, nervous con -
Nature'. Own Donnie...tic.
The cucumber juice or cream is one of
tiature's own eosinetico, cooling, healing
and seftening. Unlike some other lotions
it does not oover up defects, but restores
the skin to healthy actioo. It has been
scientifically demonatrateil that the en-
cumber is considerably cooler than the
surroundiug atmoselen-e,,so tbat "cool as
0 cucumber" is a most apropos compari-
son. Its,efficacy' in cases of simbure and
affections of the skin is doubtless due to
tins cool quality. In making this balm
at home -send it can be made at a tenth
of its coat St the detieeist's—procure the
best almoml oil for its foendatien. For
two largo, ,ajmost ripe ettemobers nee
four ounees Of almond oil and half an
otince ottell of spermaceti and white wax.
Put these ingredients into a clip and set
in a basin of boiling water. As soon as
the wax and• spermaceti blend with the
ahnond oil to form a imiform mass place
tLe cup on the back of the range. Peel
the cucimibms, which should not be too
bul just en the verge ol' turning.
Chop theni Ode, squeeze out .the juice
with a towel and mix it'ith Um other in-
gredients. To add to its dainty appear-
ance color with a feW drops of evil -each
juice to just a 1)1(10 000 green. Pour the
cream while still warm iiito emptied egg -
elicits or little :porcelain jars of line nata-
torial andset in 0 eau of cold water to
harden. Wash the skin thoroughly • at
night before applying the cream. Dry
off all the nioiiiture 1\.i1ti a soft towel and
thee 000 the cream gently into the skin.
In the morning emelt off 11'ilh warm wa-
tee following with a dash of cold water
to make the LiStilleS 1111,11.
Decorative Plate flails:
A inest valuable adjunct to the furnish-
ing of any room, is ii•htit is ye:emit-1y
termed a plate rail or melding reek. It is
more generally used ie a dining loom to
run nround and fieish the dado line, at
the height of tit, ordinary chair rail, but
there is tIO• reason, no breach of the pro-
prieties, to fin -nisi] any room with tillell a
rack, with a ledge-sullieiently wide to rest
bric-a-brac itpou it. People who collect
brie -a -brae want to show it. It is not the
gratifying oftheir pride so intichas the
gratifying of their pleasure in being able
upon all sides and at a glance to see their
treasures which they value as a lover of
"books values the beauty of tbe bindings.
Cabinets are vel v good, but there is rio
• , •
cabinet outside of a showcase that gives a
Id! view of do contents to the casual ob-
server. Hallways, libraries, diniug rooms
end studies can be improved very mate-
rially by a rack wide enoueli to hold
i,brie.
ditiOn ensued, which the physician i aiStne We have in tnind a hall finished
told. .me I would never ger clear of. with a' de ebeinied:cblo with en old oak
r tried( other docters, but all with plate recl:Pangdt
siindee wall of ,oranige, so -f tleaneedleidigt ethaelifciritelziee
the seine result -Lino betterment of my '
Stinclition. The pairts finally attacked line
41y,oitiltalni:olffa:nroange made an •exec.,
and green pattern. This
'epey back and kidneys. My le,g's a.nd .back, aNlk,af,ratahuQd etchings aud
•eet becenae faiightfully swollen, and its sP"ial vairce esettine which
it gave to the dark potteryof th; Rook -
1 cannot describe the tired, sinking. ' e O colors, and outside finishes which
dcathly feeling "that at times came retedapoutuhip
e ledge, going entirely
ever' sa.
ay whole body. 1 becme un- 010111101th
erood)ittyw
ioeweth. who
have
brie-
ablem to do my household work, and asbrac, old plates an
ognize iu 0 oment the advantaaold re-
-:m
est all hope of recovery. Before this ledge—Upholsterer. ' '''e f
i
this stage in my illness I had been ,
ealvLsed to try Dr: Williams' Pink wornan's Humor Now RCieognized.
th
At last e world at ler,,esb
Pills, but like thousands of other woe
to realize that woman is not devcegidiai()111.nag
then, thought there could be no good sense of humor. Oret.ily, the world inovest
in usin,g- there wA
when the medical men tentury ego the man Who sue CI
ware unable to cuse me. At last in- that lovely woman knew humor frIgmesseel-
desperation I Marie up my mind to
try them, but really without any
Pah in the result. To my great sur -
:lee I obtained some benefit from the
She
Like most kmm
Was Very Fcmil of
, A eup Ori Tea
And
Hock beeonie accusbomed
• To tete use of ,
• J apao. •
Sti.1
There was •
,lust a peculiar
Some theng
Abut the inatision
That site
Nev•er quite liked -
So else pondered
Anel pondelr,ed
To decide whet it was
thought '
• Pain t
Yee
This was it ,
13ee•a use the scum
'Anici greenish seditneu
• Indieuted
Nothing bbS0
NORV -
She was a proden,t woman
'So she atgueci ,
'Shit t a remedy must be sought
For will lee
St'reissitatt Blue
And
Paris Green
Were ail Right in their place
• Tey were .
Out of place
In her Te•a
And
Must be iinju,r ions
So,
She, got nee -routs
And heat a bile
And told h,er due or
Of her fears
Y0411 are right
Said he
Di) as I do
And
He told ,her how he did it
He bought the new
Uncolored
Green Tea
From Ceylon and India
• Sold in the
Seal,eil lead pa•ckets of
The "Sa Lade" Tea Co
And deelared
Phat no Japan Tea
In t,he world
Could begin to equal it
Then,
Its Pure and Healthful
Sti id he
So she bought it too
Anal
W,o,men like
Is worrying again
Becatise
She did net find
The remedy
Sooner
UNIQUE DISTINCTIONS OF Hi R. H.
Here are some interesting facts
abou.t the Prince of Wales, w-hich are
condensed team his biography as writ-
ten by his private secretary;
Ile is a Colonel eight times over.
He' !has oue private secretary, two
assistant secrelariets, and a staff of
clerks to usssl,
He receives 2.03 letters a day and
answers most of them.
He hue every order of knighthood
• in, Europe.
His uniforms are worth S75,000.
Ile Ls the chief horse owner, dog
owner and yachtsman in England.
He 'goes to cheirch eVorO Sunday
morning.
He aterted lite with an incoine of
S55,000 a year.
He' likes to travel incognito i
Paris. ,
His favorite vehicle In London is a
ba.neore eel), yet his stables oost $75,-
000 a. year. '
He has friends in every nation and
op.auks German, French, 'Italian and
Russian.
• Hedis 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs
• 18) pounds.
He 'is 57 years old and has four
grandchiliiree.
NVII•en he was young he was very
tender-heartect and cried for days
when a tutor left him.
lis said to be one of the best shots
A DTSLIKE FOR EGOTISlYI.
"The trouble, with this world," said
the emphatic man, "is that there aria
too many egotists in it."
"You dislike egotism?"
"I .should say so. If there is any-
thing in the world that, annoys me it
is to think- of people 'going to an elec.-
ence would have been mobbed. Fifty
years ago lie would have been considered tion and voting their own; way, when
a humorist himself. Today everybody, I could bell them exactly what they
save the man who has told a mother-iu-
law story at the luncheon of a woman's to do "
'
ought
erst box. I then bought six boxes leiltilanor.
bl,ar
gieresmtalviatbiewtohit,i woman's
menbft„sasnfisceieno: In Nature'e Storeh4)u.->e There are Cures.
mere, wialeh I took according to di- of humor are not those of a man, but the e—ILiVils(i±le138,111e-exel.)etli.iellrieenatrse 1-12iFelCirfieisnila°1". viirt0t0ieni:
sections, find am 'happy to say was idea of humor al11011g, different classes or in even ordinary Plants growing "P
raied up by them train a weak, eiok -, men also varies.. Who shall arrogate to "'mind as wilich give rhern a viIine that
himself the ouly perfect sense of humor? canner- be e'''t'llnated• It is held by Berne
Seepondent, useless condition, to my that Nat tiro provides a cure for every die -
Of course, there are still masculine
present state of health, and happi- skeptics One unpleasant male person visited noon mato However, this may
ease which neglect and ignerance have
. neos, Every year now in the seeing recently said that while woman assured- be, it is well known that Parmelee's
and fall I take a box or two and find iy had a sense of humor she conic] laugh iVegeteole Pins, distilled from roots and
only at the joke which had direct bearing herbs, ere a Sovereign remedy in curing
on some one else, while man could appre- all ditorders or the digestion.
date the one which was dietinetly per-
sonal, says the Philadelphia North Amer-
ican: The listener calmly informed him
thrit she had not only known intensely Have one of the young laclies who
homely women who not only enjoyed but knows a little palmistry to be the
repented jokes which had bearing on witch of the evening. A short, bright-
then- own personal appearance, but she
Mid even enjoyed the confidence of a WO- hued skirt, a gay plaid shawl crossed
man who appreciated the joke when a over heir shoulders a scarf bound
supposed admirer turned out to be the about her head will make a very
theme an excellent thing at the
ehange of the season. Other bene-
fits, I might mention, but suffice it
to say I would strongly recommend
Dr, NVilliams' Pink Pills to ailing wo-
men."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills surpass all
other medicines as a cure for the trou-
.
Wes that afflict womankind. They
HALLOWEEN HINTS.
quickly correct suppressions and all lover of another woman. Could he pro- str-i • •
forms of weakness. They enrich She
blood, strengthen the nerves and re-
store the glow of health to pallid
cheeks. Sold by all dealers in -medicine,
Ileuseltold Decoration.
or sent postpaid at 50 cents a box, The fireplace, aswe all know, must be
sir six boxes for $2-50, by addressing tlae tenter of interest in a room, retire
the Dr. Williams iiiffedieine Co,, Brock- senting as it does the gathering place for
Ville, Ont. a family. mantel is part of the fire-
dnee a man who was possessed of a
keener sense of humor under adverse of a little paint a:rid powder quite :aln
ci
circumstances? He ndmitted that he effective disguise' /1 che eueugll
could not. acquainted with the guests to give
13017_11e perS011a 1 histery she can produce
some very telling foOtunes.
After th•a witch has exhausted her
ingenuity as palmist lot her offes to
place and generally gdtschase the. name of the future bride
o•es the keynote to
the teem, wheo it is ai,aiiiteetweley good, or groona of each one present by means
as in this instance, it must be trenteil of the fairy mirror. Th•e room she uses
with More or less formality. The ovum should be dimly lighted, She writes the
naents which go on it should be thosn name on a enirror with Freneh chalk,
which in themselves are interestiug, .
which the eye can rest with atisfaction .
- rubs Lt off lightly with a silk hand-
s
neath. Little gewgaws end knickknacks the name Le wtritten and reenests him
hove no Pltogether wit]) the beau-
ac,e on it. Dignity, simplicity to inmethe on the teas,. we -en he dote
and reserve must,
11 1,1 be suggested in every detail. so the name will appear.
,DEVIL WORSIITPERS.
Every once in awhile a story crops
, , ,
out in the sensational newspapers
- about an organized' band of ,devil woe -
when it travels up, from ze the blabe. kerchief, calls in the person for whom
shiners. potractimes they are in on&
,„coetirt of the country, tin,d sometimes
,ffin another, but always they are repre-
seated as xtreeenting their petitions
to hia satanic majesty. A policeman
killed himself in New:lira-1r a couple of
years ago, after haviog murdered h,is
mils. and children. Ho eerried a little
rad in -lege of the devil around wilslt
hien constantly, and he was said to
have belonged to the mysterious order.
A great many pot,ple take -those' things
seriously. • For tbeir benefit it may pc?
well to state that out in the Peaceful
end !rather arthodoX suburb of Get -
mantown, thio s a devil -worshiper;
although, here infidelity was not sus-
pected until a 'few weeks ago. Indeed,'
she would be bias lost person in the
warld to be ausPecte•d, for she is a lit-
tle girl, only six years old. But she
has fiddressed at least one petition te
the devil. She has an aunt, far whom
mho has a particular aversion, ,and the
other dey she was observed laborious-
ly sonstructing a letter upon a sheet
of her mother's writing paper. , She
a'ttempte,e1 to keep this oper,ation a
pu'ofound secret, and later in the day
ifhe was observed lantying it in the
When a mantelshelf is low, low enough For souvenirs have water color
to support en elbow, and when it comes sketches suggestive pf Halloweeni If
01701' a grate, it can often be treated in a the, cards are cut to represent leaves
'Teich more informal amnion- and be made
to'enter into the daily life of Um house- the 6fr-eet is Pretty. As a final. giti
holder, as it were.—Harper's Baza.r. to your guests give them at pasting
the, .half of an eggshell filled- ye:1h
AleVIll'al LIablii. salt, with tire injunction that it Must
Flow many utterly meaningless and ab- be oaten juat before retiringand wive-
, • /
•surd lin bits PooPle have! The via'ag.° eves the person dreams of will be his
weinan works ber lips as energetically ns
f
hr fingerseuture bride
when using scissors. A party - •
of women amused themselves by compar-
ing notes. Said one: "When I am think -
hag, I always bite my finger tips—not the
nails, but just the fie:thy tips." Another
confessed to twisting a lock of imir while
reading, Said a third, "When I am
thinking, I bite my lower lips constant-
ly." So the confeasions and revelations
went on mittl nearly every one lo the cir-
cle of 11 proved to be guilty of some
habitual absurdity. '
linstrin on Woman's Dreds.
When a lady walks about town with
three or four yards of silk tied in a bun-
dle behind her, she doesn't see it herself
or benefit by It herself. She carries it for
the benefit of beholders. When she has
put all her diamonds on in the ,evening,
tell her to stay at home and enjoy thein
in a indiant solitude, and the child with
Tea me.roltalit.s are under the tea-
pre,ssion,:thilt Ceylon and India Green;
iliectis4 will dieplatie all Japans in Can-
ada before leuto The "Sitiada," Tea
Company are introducing them in
their sealed Lead Packets. They are
.the Afloat delicious GreereTea ever', of-
fered ithe public..
BRITISH COAL EXPORTS.
British coal' exports are about seven
time as valuable as they were 50 years
ago.
R -R -REVENGE.
Doctor—I know cod-liver oil tastes
pretty bad ,at firat but you will get
used to 111 10 tirne and 1get to like it.
Patient--( to like it ? Well, if ever
garden. The next day it was dug up his forbidden barley sugar will not look I do I'll punish a lot of it just to get
and here is what she had "written up- more blank. She carriee her caparisoo Oven.
180 th,a papeoi Deer Devil—pities either for the pleasure or tlie mortifica-
came and tak aunt Lizzie ; con e quick; tiontyr-
,cacie-•
v
tand can no more enjoy ita sloes A sofa) la ONE DAT
hi illvincy by herself than it Chandelier 1„lattv6 Ertht vabists, ,t11 drosists
svai put; it in is hole, so you will -gat ctn. enjoy having its gas lighted.—Rus- renuld ale renter 12 it fans to °era. 15, Groves'
aaottouro in 011 011010112. 259,
in, England.
He sets the fashion in clothes for
the, whole world.
Ho has thirteen university degrees.
Ho bas made more speeches than
any other man in the world, but most-
ly ebort oneo.
f -Ie, owne the deepest mine in Eng-
land. -
Ifs was the first Christian to dine
witb the Sultan.
are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys
filter' the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood passes through the kid-
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They are in need of
stimulation strengthening- or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine there
MAN IS BECOMING TEMPERATE.
Four 'hundred years ago Moham-
medans were the only total abstain -
gra of Europa, and now 47 of the 50
lasige.st European cities have from 10I
to 20 active tempe.rance
And it Ls also certain that 'even with-
out the aid of these sooieties the num-
ber of female topers is shrinking to
a, 'minimum. At. the court of Queen
Bess maids of honor had a daily al-
lowance of six quarts of beer and
dranck all the wine they could get hold
of.
Biel: le's Anti -Consumptive Syrup steeds
aD the head -of the list for all diseases of
the throat and litegs. It acts like magic
in breaking up a cold. A cough is soon
subdued, tightness of the chest is relieved,
even the worst case of consumption is re
Laveel. while in recent cases it natty lie
0 "14tooseltgetazertasts4o.sfesiataseefa ellioneelassa40%/11/t•-tsosigaatetsVastatelasiesteifiasasersoesta 0
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$ A PI ,,.. Paint
Y P w • g ,
Not only to Paint, but to have
$ Otf-ISUre 0
t ,) Mean honest paint. Paint thit
our house ainted with cod
lasts. Paint that has a style
In color and improves your
house
APASATS.:
PAUTS
improve the house. They
are valuable' paints, but alsg
economical, wear and tear is
what tells when you paint—
Ask Your dealer.
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IVIIA.T HE FELT.
An old 'family darikoy was being
hauled over the coals for scratching
the portrait of hte past master with
a stiff whisk broom.
"Marcus,' said one of the family,
severely, "'whatever prompted you to
do 'that ?”
"Pardon, me, sah," responded the
offencler, Ah jes coultn't help it.
When Ala caught sight ob all dat
dust on ol' xnarse's coat, Ah je,s had to
rush up en brush it off. Ah felt as
dough 101' nears would rap me wid his
'cane if Ah didn't."
uurcs Colds, Etc,
JAPANESE WOMEN ARE FRANK.
When women go to buy a dress in
Japan they tell ,the shopkeeper thete
age and state whether they are mar-
ried or single, because there are spe-
cial de.signs, far married women as
well as for different ages. The Jap-
ane.se women do not take it amiss
that their ages and relationships are
disclosed to strangers.
Tbeee never was, and- never will be, a
universal panacea,,in one remedy, for all
ills to which' flesh is heir—the very nature
of many curatives being such that ol-ein
the germs ef other and differently ,seared
diseases rooted :in the system of the
patient--whate would relieve one ill in
tura would aggravate the other. We
bare, however, in Quiniee Wine, when
obtainable in 0 somid unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and erevious ills.
By its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led let° convalescence
and streugth, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts on Nature's own restoratives.
'It relieves the drooping spirits of those
with whom a chronic state of morbid des-
pondency and lack of interest in life is a
'disease, anti, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep—
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses through -
DM the veios, strengthening. the healthy
enimal.functions of the sytstem, thereby
making activity 0 necessary •result,
torengt:hening the frame, and giving life
co the digestive organs, which naturally
demend inereased substence—result,
un-
proved appetite. Northrop & 'Lyman of
lioronto, have given to the public their
superior Quiriine Wine at the usual rate,
and, 'gauged by the opinion of scientists,
this wine approaehee nee l'eSt perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sell it,
PAYS ANNUAL RENT OF A PENNY.
The peasant possessor of a piece of
land in the district of Itzehoe, Den-
ettid never to fail. It is a meiliciue tee_ mark, pays what is believed to he the
pered from theactive prinetples or virtues smallest rent paid by anybody, in the
of teveral metlicinal herbs, and cria be de world — a sinole -penny. The land has
pc:elect 111)011 fOr piilnioutiry corn -
plaints. been in his family for generations end
eseapes a higher rent through the act
EGGSHELLS FOR CLEA.NTING 1of a n
30T- ..
TLES. ae of es ancestors in saving the
life, of Count Rantzau of B,ritenberg
"Did you know," said the old heatte_. cattle.
keeper, " Oho t cr ushed eggsh &is are
good for eteaning diseolored or stain-
ed boittiesa I used to think I must
Filially Hotel ratee S1,50
have a &mead ana•ount of shot in tho
house for cleaning the tnoiele of bot- pur day.
$100 Reward, $100.
The verifiers of this eneer wilt be pleased to
learn , het there it a, lea, one dread. d ut,ease
that sele,n0u luts be able to cure in all ir,s
sto. es and bet is Catorrh. Caarrh
(11 CI la t,i10 OVIY pOgil !VC tiar., now ltnown to
St NEW TELEPHONE DISEASE.
The telephone girl, has a new
trouble to contend with. Girls who
habitually attend these inetraments
suffer from the "telephoneear" The
symponas are a frequent buzzing in
the ear -'drum'. moat Is the malady •rarely
affects males, it is supposed to be
caused: by nervous strain in the de-
sire of .the feminine attendant to
catclil "the last word."
tai
Can Recommend Ie—Mr. Enos Born -
berry, Tuscarora, writes: "I am pletiod
to say that Dr. Thomas' Ecleetrie Oil is
all that you claim it to be, as we have
been using it for years, both intereally
and externally, and have always received
benefit from its use. It is our
medicine, and. I take great pleasure in
recommending it."
VALIJB OF SEEDLESS ORANGE.
The seedless orange was a freak of
flatus& found in a swamp on the north
shoref the' o-
-day its cultivation- in, the United
States has revointionized the Orange
industry. It has brought the orange
yield of California up to 17,000 car loads
a year and the amount of money in-
vested directly and indirectly itielS 18
over -4,100,000,000,
Millard's Lillimellt APBS GarE,r3t COTS
SPEAKING BY AUTHORITY.
Alice—Wh,at leads yau to think
, Eth,el's second husband is an •inaprove-
truent on the first ?
Grace --She told me herself abe might
have, done worse.
A Magic Pill.—Dyspepsia is a foe to Oh
which men are constantly grappling tut
cannot exterminate. Subdued; and to ail
appearatmes vanquished in one, it m ites
its appearance in another direction. In
many the digestive apparatus is as dein
cate as the mechanism of a watch or
set:raffle instrument in which even a
breath of air will make a variation. With
such persons disorders of the stomach en-
sue from the most trivial causes and
cause much suffering. To these Panne- '
ees Vegetable Pills are recommeuded as
mild and sure.
GRAPES FROM 'CA.NAAN.
on
The future of a building rests
its foundation,.
EH who would be great in thought
must meditate.
We do not have to think alike, but
we must all work together.
Patience, is the perfume pressed
from the crushed blossoms of joy.
The pursuit of pleasure is like
prospecting for lead with gold spades.
The first thing a soldier him to learn
is not to fight others, but how to sub-
due himself.
AVENUE HOUSE--Mcerill--Clol lege Montle.
HaiL Oleo. , Of eeturse, chopped • pieces of J- °lel 1311illoril
( Ain. P. aloe up. E P. $1. ea
montreat. Free Bus
k ' ,•the metices ritternity. 6,..titroh being a
potato are good, but eggshere lls atautionai diteese, 0 quires a constitutional 10E. SALE --(110.10.K PARMB;. Bottom oionio
laetter." • trod Meet. 11,011s Ca ittrrh Go o 1, tail:: n infer. Oct Write fur partionlars, .uutteo ,lf., Stewart,.
.
nally, aotinif dirt otty upon ; hu b 0011 lied -inottrdlne, Out .
nmetins sttel'acen o the sy,10t: , thereby (lea
troyeig the 11.01tRiali0 t of ti e den, se cl.
C. C. RICHARDS & Cot.
Dear Sirs, --I have great: faith in
'SIINARD'S LINIMENTS, as Iasi- year I
cured a horse of Rang -bone, with five
bot lel3.
It blistered th•ci horse but in n inonth
there \YRS no Ring -bone arid no la me-
neas.
DANIElL IVILTRCHISON.
Four Falls,
• A NEW SORT OE A. MINE,
In South A ute tr a I i Os mine of na-
tural rullaber hest been discovereci.
gillard'S billitacilt Culls Distonor,
&VIA PO,SiTION.
There are few women whose acr-
e -lel position so widely' niesignized
as to include the wenrao who lives
pext, deord
; . an
0101101 to 0 pn tient si rc-gib I* building 00 the
0 nstitution and as itline natitr, in doin.; its
'Ile propriel,0 9 010 80 11111011 albh101
s ourativo p.n'ocrit, nett they 01111 no
t
1/tilers er any gee 1411 It faits to cure,
semi for a tt of tat. menials.
Ade oss. 5,0, ilt; Y az CO., Toledo, Q.
sold by drungi, s. 730.
1111, 1041013 Pill, aro tl 0 hest
ROW Nrcovii;,r,Low GOT EVEN.
Irate Father—I found my best' coat
liongsne on tile fence, with the 1 ail torn
ali. to pieces..
Da ugh ter t1y)-.You
have left it irs the hall.
"Why slaoulldn't I 1:"
"Most likely Silr. Nrieefello put it on
over his other lazt night. It wea a lit-
tle eool, and_ — presume you for-
got to tie. up tha clog,
sti o ul cl '1
Millard's 1,1itillielli 011ros
,WII1IIEE 1)91,10 IT Ga To?
One million eight hundred and fifty
thousand Square yards of 1•Oolting
gitiSt3 is matufaetarec in .,u1Ope
CATHOLIC PRAYER 1'0°1', "--1"-c'rudl'
fi..„;
Religions Piettires. Statuary and Clheveh- Oren
-
alum's, Educational Works. Mail ogle,s receive
promet 1I031101011, 11.011 lie1 k Atonal.
POR OVP,R YPA'RS
MRS, WINciLOW'S SOOTETTNO, 81',RDP has hese
test ft:others for theii. children teething, It sob het;
the ohild, eoftens the gam, all,tys pain, curet vied
n ml is the hetit remedy for kliarrhcen. l-Mc.a, bottle.
Sotl by .1, 1 artlggiStli tlatmeilout the world. Bestirs
end ank for " 110, Wino Ow'S 0130tlairip; Syrup,"
T, N.13,
204
BABIES' LIKE IT.
Dootor Hammond.
Engillsh Teeth.
kily Syrup, ..Coneforta
trying ShIkkon, t4dttri...
Out stupiNIngeplaIse,
naroetIce, al 80 he It
pernioleue anger
syrup, 00. any hurtful
drags. A' sterlIng.
kriglist4 rennOdy,
peouedby EngtIsh Poo-,
Atateai Moo 26 (q, ik
BRITISH ClIFICIISTS cOMpAllY, TOACITio:ON,
Aok fog. EvIgifeld `I'bottiP.ne4tap, Find
Taloa tko, $t1tut p420