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The Mo(sons Bank.
INCOIt:PQI{ATXD BT AOT 00 rAarriAAXEIIrr, 1855..
Capital, $2,000,000, nest, $400,000,
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
Jogai Monson, ESQ., + Presf+rattt.
i'tpv, Tzto sas 1'YomuseN, - Yies•Pres.,
7,' J CLAxTON,V)ee-Pres Sun lffutuel Ins Oc
Ron 1)14 12aoplierson Senator,
R W $r0.3 Ottawa, River hal to Co
Haat o Nelson, M P P, Miles Williams,
1 . WOr.,F'1'1nsTAx TkiesiAs, Esq., - O,tshier.
lel. lies.'rozs, Esq., : - • - Lc •pcotor.
Exeter Draw -AI.
HENRY 0, BREWER IttA,NAGEE.
LOANS TO 1ARIIER8,
laXottoy advanced to fanners on easy tornte, ou their
own promissory -notes with one or tuore good en-
dorsers. No mortgage required as security.
SAVINGS a3ANI D'''PARTSTVN1
5 per aeltt, Interest allowed ort deposits.
Gold. and currotioy drafts bought andsold. Seer
ngExohangebought and sold,
Collections made in all parts of the Dominion
and returns urolnptlyrefnitted atglowes rates of
exchange.
Exetor,august l8th 1878. Ban
Ehe
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1879
TRADE IN WOOD WORK W[TH
AUSTRALIA.
The followiug letter Was written to
the Mail of August 3rd, by Mr. Thos.
Cowan, of the Galt foundry:
Sin,—It was thought that the good Speaker's room. The Olnpo:,ition held
8.31180 and patriotism of ti.e peopie of a oauous and oougriituled lir. Chttpleau
Canada had settled the question of on the result of the vote.
tariffs to our entire satisfaction, and The defeat, as will be seers by our re•
purly the result on his part, of a dis...
torted Imagination. Let us hope that
writers for certain papers, may, for a
time at least lay aside the jauuclioed'
sl\eotaolee through a Mich, they have
unfortdivatelY boon vietshig 0411J1,d4ot
it!dnstries, and unite in doing all we
can to 'carry forward the expressed
opinions of the people, with a view to
developing to the fullest extent our
native industries, and to the opening
up of an inter -provincial trade, knots•
ing that, in that way alone, a foreign
trade with Australia and other counti ie»
will surely fallow, With inexhaustible
lumber supplies, we ought at least to
gee our fall share ill the touch tatked
of "Trade in wood work with Austra-
lia." Iu closing, allow me to suggest
that before attempting to ventilate the
subject of "wood working," it would
be well for the editor to consult some
of the planing mill men in your city,
or to condescend to Advise with a fete
of our mechanics in Galt, or Dundee,
in .be hope that he might arrive at
some of the facts of the case, if, indeed,
that would salt his purpose.
MB. JOLY DEFEATED.
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.Front yesterday's Mail,
Great oxitelnetit exists over the de-
feat of the Government this evening,
Mr. July immediately adjol:rnod the
elou:le, and the- Miuietry met in the
that it was hardly necessary now to
refer to the absurdities of the Globs on
that subject. But :.n article in to -day's
issue of that organ is so glaringly at
varianoe with the facts of the case, and
so manifestly unfair to our Luanufaa•
Curers, that I am induced to invite the
attention of your readers to the ab-
solute ignorauno on the subject and
want of national feeling ou the part of
its author.
In refering to the "Trade in Wood
Work with Australia," the writer says
that "before be uew tariff was passed
Canada could have commanded the have boxed their goods, put them on
port of the proceedings of the Quebec
Legislature, was on a+motion matte by
Mr. Joky regarding an expresslou used
by Mr. Cllaplean.
The yellow fever is less destructive of
life than it was last year, but it has in-
volved a more complete and thorough
paralyzation of businoss in the infected
community. A city of 60,1100 inhabit.
ants has been deprived of its movable
population, and its business comuoity
whole of this trade, the transportation
difeulties being the only trouble in
the way." In point of fact, such a
trade is already being carried on by
some of our large elt►niug mills now in
the country, and how the new tariff
will preyeut its develop nett the Globe
alone can answer. But, we are told,
"they meet pay a tax of 50o per ton al,
coal, and their bilk for fuel will be 10
ur 12 per cent. higher Chau theirAmeri•
can competitor." It is really difficult
i•rI i.11agine anything more indicative of
inere prejudice and igoorauue than the
Ebert) statement, Who ever heard of
burning coal in a planing !Hill ? With
the boats and gone north to set up
anew in a rival city. The present
visitation will prove a blow to eleniphis
such as will not be recovered from for
years, It is traceable to tete neglect of
sa::itarp'precautious and open defiance
of them. The privy van.lts where per-
sons wore siak of the fever last year
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were not cleaned in cold weather, a3
should have!been, some landlords re -
elating the sauitary authorities by in-
junctions from the courts. It is sug-
goste,d that the wooden pavemeut which
au ordinary return tabniar boiler id r(I•?aloeks, ten 'riches deep, stay
plain engine it is hardly possible to (hold the gertrtd of disestse. Here is con.
consume all the refuse of a planing ltniued a warning faiir Montreal.
hill in the shape of shavings, &e , &s., ___ ._.
laid besides, it is quite possible to drive Dominion
them with water power. But there is
another grievance—and how strangely
that mutt sound in the ears of our
.1 .1•
Bishop O'Brieli,, of 1iiligston,'•diud
suddenly ot. Monday at the St. Louis
Canadian artizans and skilled =chem. Hotel, Ottawa.
ies—"Most of their tools will coutinee . It is stated' that the sugar refinery
to be imported from the States, and to f.ir which a charter was granted last
be taxed 80 per oeut., and their winter is about t l be started: at Si.
machinery 20 or 80 per oent.'' And Johns, N. 'B:, the blanc: &c., being al.
the article even goes on to say"If ever most completed. The charter of the
factaries to supply our small demand company embrace several of the lead-
ehold be started, the coat of production ing merohauts.
will be so iecreased from the small- Iu a case of poisoning frorn paris
nese of it as to bring the cost uu to the green, which ocefirreti at St. Martin,
foreign article." ' Now, oue would sup- Que., the bread was placed iu the saute
pose that even the moat oasual observ- place with parrs greet,. Of seven in a
er at our Proviucial faint would have family named Mouett, three are dead,
known that we have for years been and the rest siok with no hopes of their
making the very "took' and woad• recovery.
working "inaoniusry" referred to, and Toe pontract for the transportation
of the very best quality, the last ex• of 5,000 tons of steal rails now arr'iv.
hibit at Torouto in that hue being pro- Leg et Montreal by the Sardil,ian, was
pounced by competent judges to be the on Saturday closed bv` lion. J. Pope
best ever naado• at any Proviucial or with the North-west Transpottatieu
State exhibition in America, and all Company represented by Mr. Beatty.
Canadian, Galt alone filling half the the manager. Mr. Beatty left Ottawa
Inachinery hall, in proof of which I by the aftornoou train for Moutreal to
need only refer to the advertisepneuts make immediate arrangements.
Land notices in your own pity papers. In Hamilton on Friday night last,
And yet we are told that "their tools Mrs. Uptilegrove was hunt to death.
and maohinery will continue to be im- it appears they while she was attend -
ported front the States;" and with lug to the alcove she upset W coal oil
evident ill -will to our own industries, lamp, and in her oudeavor to ex -
there is the neual`warning sneer about anguish the flamed her own clothes
reeistiug "the natural temptation to oaughe fire.
firm rings and charge the highest pos- A. serious aoolient betel James .Allan,
mete prices," whiol► is as absurd and of the 4th concession of Tilbury, a few
ridiculous as it as nu -Canadian, The days ago. He had gone out to kill a
foot ie, that we have faililities and ground•hog,.aud took with hitn an•otd
mechanical ekill for supplying the andrnsty shot gun, and puttiug too
i)olniniou with tools and ni•aeilinery heavy a °Large, the gun burst at the
frilly suited to the requirements of the breach, one of the peices striking him
country, and as cheap and good es any in the cheek, contpletly destroying his
of their bottste4 ilpportatiene. It is left eye, and knocking him senseless.
also a fact, of which, its a Canndiau I Dr. Marteu was summoned,. and found
rctt prom!, that our machinery has the unfo►tunuto matt nearly dead from
beaten the best American, both ate loss of blood. It -'was with great difii•
Canadian and Atuetraliai Exhibitions. culty that the piece of metal wasremov-
Perheets the tate Government got their,[ ed, as it was firmly' i nt eddad• in the up -
information from the moohanioal editor tper jaw, and quite a large.pieee'of the
of tate Globe when they stoefted their jaw•had, to be xemoyed.also,•.a1gd..sev
p ':aning mill at Ottawa with Yankee 'oral arteries tied. , lea doubt he, will be
znsteed of Oana'llen tn,achiner;'. if so 'disfigured as long es lee' lives.
they were really qot; to blame for sup- The Montreal' Mae r says : The City
posing that no such thing was made in and Listriots Savings 13aula this mor e-
C;auada, ] hope our ifrrenclj will AA ing took Avon the,:allalloilles Square
:!leans of evercontiug.tte "trr!.yansportat brei oh bf the Consolidated Built: A
th')a diffietdlties," se i0 is quite clear to Oirlular was „rested; ta; Iffe, depesikirs'
one all o
at, rlrlvereant with the sub, `notifying thele-* o•.£;the e'itis,iand Word.
pot, titan the Ora Obkietiono 1trq riyg 'tlsf�tx}' t4tltl ' tf t}i dsti;eti
any othole
,r,
T..Et3 TIMES,
A.IJtT is'r 7,1870
Mandy it wonld be at coca Maid, In
acoordance with this iutilllatlon; about
the one-half of the dccpositorr applied
for and obtained their money. Tice
amount so paid aggregated some $15,-
000. The Consolidated has been ie-
leieved by other banks of nine ont of
its sixteen ageucios. We understand
that heavy demands have been znade
upon elle head ()Ste to day, which it is
foetid impossible to meet. Vire regret,
therefore, to say it is quite probable
the bank will not opeu its doors to-
tnerruw,
General News
One of the ruost terrific storms of
the season passed over Clifford ou Sftt•
urday afteruun, blowing down the
grain, fences, haystaok'(, summer cook-
houses and bel►tterig their contents in
all directhcns, The storm unroofed ten
barns.
Ou Thursday afternoon last, a Detroit
banking house was robbed by a notori-
ous thief 1s[lo\I'n as Idoses Stone. Chase
was given, end the robber, followed by
about two hunched persons of•,all ages
and sizes, coveted nearly half a* city
In his flight. The pursued amused
himself occasionally by turning on the
crowd and discharging a revolver shot
into their nlid,,t. The Fres Press, in
its account of the affair, tells how the
thief found himself on the dock at the
but of Grisdwold atroet, and arida :—
°'Here ho was sonfronted by William
East, of Toronto' who is in the city
visiting friends. He aimed Ins pistol
at East, but the young man seized his
wrist and wrenched the weapon from
him, retaining hie hold of the thief un-
til the arrival of a patrolman."
A gang of sharpers in Philadelphia
have for more than a year been ewiud•
ling visitors from the county in a
noval way. They have a stable osten-
sibly for the purchase and sale of horses.
When a countryman eaters to look at
the etock, a practically valueless horse
is offered to hire for $150. A bystand-
er offers $200, but the dealer augerly
says that he trill not sell to this men
at any price-, bavint; had a previous
quarrel with hire. The bystander draws
the countrymnna aside and seys :—'Buy
the Horse for $150, and•I'li take him off
your hand at $200." This •:seems to of-
fer a chance to make $50 without ri+ii ;
but the victim, after •paying the $150
for the beast, does not sea any more of
the promised purchaser with the $200..
Letor details have been received from
Calcutta respecting the fearful morality,
among the British troops from oholera.
'l`he disease broke met in the most virlt
lout form, and raged without interinia
eieu several dri.ye, arni the a edical..ataff.
found itself., quite• ivadequa e' to o,)pe
with it. In souls instances its progress
was so rapid thtit the soldiers died be-
fore a surgeon could reach theta. • :filen
and officers were alike attaeted, and
alike perished, although some of the
officers recovered, while no private
soldier who was taken witli`tbe decease.
survived. This was attributed to the
greater hardships endured by the. p'ri•
vates during the calnpaign,which so en-
feebled their constitatione as to make
them fall easy victims -to the pestilence.
Notwithstanding the distress'altil panic
caused by the plague, good order and
discipiine were preserved to a remark-
able extent.
THE•
ides cyan ensile College !
OF HAMILTON, ONTARIO,
the oldest Ladies Collego in the Province, enters
ou its rinetoonth year on Sept. 3. For variety of
Dapartnlents, extant of curriculum, thoroa;gh-
ne.5 of instruction and oacellunae of accommo-
dation it is in the very front ranit. For catalogue
apply to the principal, A, BURNS, D,D, L,L,D,
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IN THE SURROGA'T'E COURT
of tbo
COUNTY HURON.
In the mater of the Guardianship of the In-
fant Children of Robert nlfurray,Daceased.
Take notice that at the expiration of twenty
daye after Vie first publication of this notice, adSurogate ap-
5l1le County ofon wilnFilmirono bytAgnesrMttrrav,Cof the
Township of Hay, to the said County of Huron,
widow, for letters of (.Guardianship, appointing
her, the said Agnes Murray, Guardian of the in-
fant children of the Bald Robert Murray In his
lifetime, of the said Township of Hay, yeotnan-
Dsted at Exeter, this eta day of August,1879,
BENJ. V. ELLIOT,.
Attorney for the said applicant.
FARMERS ANI) • BUILDERS,
Bev our Boaohville WHITE LIME and "
Star Brand Plaster Paris, and yon Will be
pleased with your work. Fresh Lima always
on hand.
GLASS,
NAILS,
LOOKS. and
HINt.ES
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very cheap for cash. White Lead, Oils, Tur-
pentine and putty atbottom priced. Rope,
Chain, saws, Planes and other tools at prices
that will astonish you. Carriage Makers, call
and see
Our Bent: Goods+
!made from dry, tonal! timber, Oheap for
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sash
O'BY:I NE .& CO.,
±he Farmers' apd Meohanios'Hardware Sturi
Seater. lienoy to: leo on afortgagest ,
Excha etre . Bank of Ca,naa a
HEAD OFFICE, IYEONTREAL0
Capital paid up, 01,000,800
DIIRECTUBBS
M, I3. GAUI T President.
PHO1 AS CAV11I1II1LL, Vice-Prosident
A. W.OGILVIE,, M.P,P., k Is, CiRI;i,N81
THQS. 7'I1'1`la�l, - Al, MX., IIUNTIN,
J 1MlaS ChtATII:ERN.
THOMAS GRAIN - • - - Cashier.
GEORG . BURNS - - Inspector
Exeter i_ rr•Lnell.
GENERAL EANISCNG BUSINESS TILAN-
SAC'1'1J)D.
Money loaned to farmers on their own notes with
pod endorsers, Drafts issued on Now York.
SAVINGS BANK D1;PARTiIENT.
5 per cont. interest allowed on deposits of one
ollar and upwards.
OPP(C1E HOURS—From 10 to 3; from 10 to 1 on
Saturdays. -•
W. 5. 1LA'3TIN GS, Manager.
Ixebor, Augus 28nd, 1878. 51-1v.
NOTICE. -
will be receive,? by the undersigned ou behalf of
the Corpor,.tion [tithe County of Huron until
FRIDAY, THE Sth DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
for rebuilding: HLT P'8 BRIDGE, on the bound-
ary between West and Wont Wawanusb, Plans
and spooifications may be soon at may omen. The
lowest or any tendornot necessarily aceoptod.
PETER ADAMSON,
Godorich,Tuly23, 1870, County Clerk,
Mar le Works.
o:
W. WEEKES
Dealer in
MON UMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
MANTLE PIECES.
FURNITURE TOPS, &c.
Cemetery Work of all kinds neatly
executed.
5 Doers North of Drew's Hall, Main street,
G'rocerles e (Jon fectonary.
Smoring Tobacco 25 Cents per lb
CHOICE TBOACCOS AND CIGARS
always instock
l'' SPORTSMEN'S. DEPOT. „„_1
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School
„_1School Books, Statiopery, Magazines
WI'T'H ALL THE LATEST news.
Y.B.—Sewing S7 aohin. Needles ofevery kind.
A. BOYD.
ILLIN Er Y
.nT P .T$ B .s 8 6 .`r.
A full linoaow in. of;
Spring and Summer data, andGgponnets,
ail rho vary latent shapes.
N.w Flowers Feathers, and Ornments'
Triiumings.in great variety. .
GIRLS fiaTh FROM. $1.00 UP,
nicol; trimmed. Everything will be sold as cheap
as possible. ,.
Fancy Goods, Berlin Wool, Mottoes, etc., a tui
line always kept.
Jagltets made or out in the latest styles.
MISS GARz ICK,
Auril,78. Alain St. E toter.
HAY PUMP WOIRKS,.
L BOLTON • PROPRIETOR.
Having added to my pump machinery, Ana pro-
cured a largo quitutity;of first -01=a pinup logs, 1
am prepared to offer an article
Superior to, any Factory.in the County,
and at prices that defy competition. Wells and
Cisterns dug on the shortest notice.
Before purchasing call rOthe Hay Pump Works.
r1ou0 h oudo e v Y to mile north of ExeterQ
DO NOT READ THIS.
��aving received a lot of new machinery,
would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding Conutry that I ani prepared to manu-
facture all . kinds of Horse Bakes, Borley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Suaiths, eta, and'having
secured the services of a first-class Turner,
am prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. 'Alwnys on hand a first -
ohms stook of Fork and Shovel handles. Mill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
f HE 1'A.LLANDWiiv'ri 1 TRADE
SOIlt22.00tt C24SOU.'
TAILORS and 1 LOTHITul:Sr
Take pleasure to it feriutboinliabitaut;rofExetST
add surrounding, eeutitry, that ttkeY havo Suet
bite and out an eseellontaseort inentof
...'2' i eedsl Corrtittrjs, Veeetingaets.,:
a tflelatest styeg and patterns,and feel assured
that in Winn atterofoiotbiog, ``!ley eau edit Ins
>xtoetfastid1Oustastee.
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weenoweweeteraseteeep
1t 1 RS. ataIlAN } AS C0lff8f4lYr
dr'esninaldng at !ler residence, on 1'i -
street, Exeter. Cutting and fitting a tpeohdiy.
Two apprentices wanted immediately.
AG -11.1 NTS R WAD THIS
' We Will pay Agents a Salary of 8,100 per month
and expenses, or 40101r a leiq l cotunrissaufl to ruoll
our 11e1V and a pllUorf1111nvett-Gone. 1P0 moan what
we tail(, Satin le Tr(o A tdro,e,
St31,It0., Mai. hall,Uich.
AVE YOU et''rl'l1I,SIINSE0b,
TASTE 00 81111;111211 so itloa ' be front
tiro 1rrnoss or the 19th iunitary, llAreiwarr, T1X0
CONSTITUTIONAL CATAIUI$( ttl:Ditan ivi.0 1•estulr
you to cuivyabla !tomtit. It uul' ugly 011 WA (10•
tarib, but all ether disottsue at the saint, rune.
Price el per vottlo. Put sale by all \l.'ngr,i,r •11:'1
Mediciuo dealers 8(uti stank)' for •18 page pm, eontaiui::g treat ieo (In Catarrh. And •llrtid-
eatee of the cored to'1'.3. i3, liARCM t., ,I.,, do Agent, Brockville, 0e1,
CONSTI`VUTIONAL CAT:, ILEhiPEBY.
Ilio only certain, safe, and ofreut'utl' caro for
Cats rrh, builds up tbo oystelu and thus allotlrm
(Newtons at the E,t1110 till( (1, Mt:lima, Inose Gob.,
Hwy l'evor, Nervous Debility, all leave together
when the iloaastllututibus1 Catar711 'Remedy is
take,' as directed. Price 0) per bottle. Fur sale -
by all druggists and Radiolus dealers.
NEW .BUTCIIE , SHU:t'
rlllle undersigned wouldi'Iform the iobabi
tants of.11xeter and vicinity that be llaa
OPENED A NEW BU'TCU1II STlOP
one :War ',Muth olhjsB1aca5u11thsholp :wIdhow e
tllos1mc liberal patronage that bah been ea
00000tl to hilt in the
n:..1C$eMITn AND WAGON MAKING
line will 110estendon Whim in his now branob c F
00010ess, Nis meat wagon will call attire rosi-
dente of the vihlagethruetinteseacl weekend,
' - ^; ii 11:i It+' A T
tdt loads kept 0onstuutl) un nand at his
butcher shop.
Rlaeicsmithing and wagonmakingoarried ea
as 08011 in al) lib brul tl.w
R. DAVIS.
$50 Vex Weelma
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL TFIL'
BOYCE BFL PERS
AND
MEADOW LARE MOWERS
AND
TIGER. '1.111117
L E .
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Hardware Dealere, Main Street, Exeter, Ont.
(Successors to R. V. PIERCE, :lf. D.)
DR. R. V. PIERCE, having acquired a world-wide
repetition in the treatment of Chronic Dleeasc,.
resulting ht a professional business Air exceeding
his individual ability to conduct, some yyoar0 ago
induced several medical gentlemen to associate them-
selves with him, ns the Faculty of the Workts ME --
pommy, the Consulting Department of which has
since heel, merged with the INVALID& HOTEL.
The organization has been completed and lneorpe-
ruted muter the name sur) style of Sarld'. Dhows
■ark Medical Association, with the follo\eilig odicers:
Hon. R. V. Ptsucte, Pres. Ir. D. Ptsucr, R Pres.
JNu. E. P1Eltc0, Ser LItsTsat B. Sl11Tn, Treas.
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS .of .eml-
ncnr0 olid .skill have neon chosen (IS 11ee Faculty.
OII ISINIO' 71ISEA8E,+ of all Cornea come within the
, province of cur several specialties.
LUNG DIsEASE13—Tills division of practice la
very ably managed by a gentleman of nutters judg-
tnc.5 anti sk1I1. Bronchial, Throat, ',rod Lung 15ls-
eaaes frosted with the most successful results.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.—Especially are our facili-
ties of u superior order for the cure of all those
chrmlie
diseases !pectin:n• 0, females.
NEIuy0UB D1,3ID_ASEN.—t':u•alvsts, \ervons Debi)-
lq, ilpllcpsy (Fits), Ulml•Ca (St.Vitus'a Dance), bleu -
might, anti other nervous tttleeticns, roceiVe tha
aue1,l10,1 of an expert 511 this spochrlt0.
NOT NECESSARY TO SEE PATIkNTB.—By our
original 8055501 of dingnoais we eau treat auany
chronic diseases as successfully without ns win, a
personal consultation. For particulars see "People's
common Sense Medical Adviser" (1,000 pages, scut
ppest-pads for 85.5(1 or"Inv:11lds anti !Tourists' Guide
Book" (10U pages. (0 cents post-puh).
BUROICAL OASES.—Among the operations which
we are called NAM 111055 frequently to perform, are
those for Natal Polypus, -Ha ell 'rumors, P55tnlrc
In Ano, Piles, hernia (Rupture), I)•tirocele Ljropsy
of the Scrotum), Varleoeete, Ovarian anti Uterine
Tumors, Calculi (stone in the Bladder), Stricture,
eta., etc. We also treat successfully, by a n0w'rob-
es without surgical operation. Cancers, Club -feet.
Spinal Curvature. and other deformities. (See �pana-
p5let entitled, "!lotion us a Curative Ageat,t ent
on receipt 00 10 rent0.)
dddroe8, War13's Di.poatary Moditen Aomhtt
1 uvr.lL0. N. 1
By an immense practice at the 11 erld's Dispen-
sary and lnvulithe Hotel, haying trea eil many thou-
sand cases of those diseases peculiar to 000105)15, I
have been enabled to pertbc5 a moat patent and peel-
tive remedy t'or these disease&
To designate this natural specific, l have named It
Or. Pierces Favorite prescription
The term, however, Is hitt n feeble expreasldn et
arty high appreciation of Its value, based 01015 per-
51nai observ:Ubn. I have, white witnessing Sas pnsl-
stve resnits hl tiro special dl•easls incident to 15-
org:wlsm of woman, singled) 1t nut as tits elhaaut c•r
crowning cern or my medical career. On it+tam lie.
OD a positive, salts, tut t eticelnal remedy f,1 this (1l •5s
Of diseases, and nue that will, at an dates and under
all circumstances, act lcbtdq•, I ant willing to stone-
111Iy reputation as a physician: and so confident tun
1 Writ It will not disappoint the most 3:tuan:1ne 00-
peetatln119 of a single invalid lady who 11509 51.1br any
s,f thu ailments tor.which l recommend it. that 1 01Ser
void sell 0 under A POSITIVE GSAi)ANTEE. (Cor
conditions, see pamphlet wraj pinttr bottle.) 54
Tho fni1owing are among those (11510ses lu v: pleb
m)' Favorite Prc.erlptton has worked curve, as if by
etvak11, 1uu5d0w11a1):n aLceereturhthaaoExlehryntFnvd nby
1'al1A11 Monthly Periods, Snresslnns when frons
tinnntnrni causes, lrregUuhn11
Weak thud, Pro -
morals, or Fulling of the Uterus, Atiteverslon ant
notrovevion, Bearing -down Sensations, Internal
Rest, Nervous Depression' Debility Despondency,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic on6eet1on, In -
gem -nation and Ulceration cit Ute.tlterue itela,leucy
Barrenness. 1'to5 ailSterility, tct d' n0 a "once-all?Ind it
admirably fu)0lls a. s5ngkoneM of purpose. !slog a
moat perfect 5pecifie In all chronic. dhsensr:s of the
00 )081 system of woman. It will not elsapnlu)tir, r5cr
will it de harm, hr am/ state or rendition.
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XIIMCAL'A0Vi$F,it,a b 05 of over 90e pa(;erl, pot.
port-pasa,on, receipt or$1.e5. It truant minubdy of
1.110s0 51501905p'00411111 5 to irc+awa's, Ault )'Wise- snide
1:table advice in xpgetd to U mrltanagetnent 0r
limsti atibetIoons.
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