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Trio:toil the Cl,,rirtaras Tree.
The Christmas belie in natty a clime
Their 3oyotnt yeah are riugino,
And awes; in oat and palati chime
Tho children's versos Finning.
While hero we see the t'hristmas tree
_„_It's spiv fruit bending t o'er les,
e. d ofhea,.. illhe=our part,
And swell tir,;, Christmas chorus.
'We bless ilia birtb,w.lto mine to ear
And is firs cradle tearth.
ow y
Resolved the eariie.t Christmas gifts -
The Cls-is.-obihi, rare ar.d hely.
To134m ice raise car shanks and praise
1e'or all the :axe Re bora us;
Fox Itis dead sake our hymn we make.
And swell the Christmas chorus,
And while we strip these laden boushi
Of all their shining treasure.
Be from above will look with lore
Llama our harin1i, s Pleasure -
Ire gave our friends. our joys He sends,
Ile ever watcbee o'er us;
lie 'heads His car our soil;{ to hear,
And loves our Christmas chorus.
Sti11, 'Peeece on earth, good uili: to men,"
Thehrsventy ello:re.aro e'lnrtng,;
And "Peace on csitb. w.l'site to uico,
Through earth to•nit • ,t s ringing.
We c,tte tete strain with sweet refraJ1
That angels sung before us,
And join the song with heart and tongue„
The holy Cbrtstmsa chorus.
eoe
•a•(cl'i:1 i1 '4 f:trlrtma.ae
rr
V. nsa;.
Ira
%bire,t%Jenny ftivniia,
Are 1 bring yea altpliuit+lrarity.
A Christmas gift
Ye river can lift;
Gituesitf-.t is Tod Mevlaiitvr
"ncnl Tcd,go'wsy
'3 id Far lertr,sh T1ati
ye're rule, sari Wet cooed Fi3tB ' Fid ye;
Put the gift on the snilf
Ave be off aid s 'r 1lf!
Sbtopl Ter takin the gift away wid yes'
"Ah! Jenne nay derx,
'11ie gift is Metol
A re'fu*t would shtop the bet of mei
Ane 1'4 alwayF Way,
Til use 11}in' Jar,
That it e*utieti the inlatadtate deathot Ina
llKr7CNIA S 1711Aa .
1t hnt'a Hifi hurry, what's this !berry.
All thronnhomi the honest toelsy3
liver Veber: It merry worry,
Everywhere v.wand of Atty.Fotneth ing,teo.'. the inetica matter,
Uutof.d,orsat well at in,
rem the bell rxtel+ttte>r. Natter,
Every minute „pail*din.
l:vssybndr winking,blinking,
Ina queer. t14y sterieus way
What u') mod, can they bo thinking,
can ir
What on earth can to pay;'
Debby peeping o'er the stairway,
Berne into r little shout:
E11ty, trio, Is In a fair way.
Where the teats. to gu;;;le of:k
Asihe hall gem eliuli•a-l.ug•iug
l .3r7 amine mora and mor,
And swt(t fetes 1,•o tsm1'rirg;n;,. s iIriuging.
Tbrengh tIw tudircey to the .' or.
Where a glimpse of bot sn•1 peeket,
Anil a little milt. spade.
xcJllyiihusteAad racket-,
Such aokt
That the y-unnt'tt•r., in t::eir pi4cra,
Midis,;; rhky out M sight.
,'1Il at1it:cu,•liew rluiiett taffy^+.
Ali ft emu silt' tut with eerili.ht.
Go and ask them K•1tt'tt the mater.
'V hat the fnot Re awl ill
NVI.at the m•' ell iib of ti.a Clutter.
\41 eft the ter.tie reel t d.m,
Behr tie-w't rat• °t I t ti :,t Ittr2lt the:.
AR tegetim 1.•r
• K'tty, what 1 t ..+ ,stet titre.
;rout to know it°a Christmas Puri"'
Rifting an Alligator.
/11 carne in my journey, sayer a
traveller, Otto the banks of a river which
was crossed by a ford. A train of pack
mules were pasing1.auel boli*• waiting
5
i lay turn I weev'i iiuo` *tie , lionise ze
escape the hea>+ of the morning sun
Severaz other aen;tienten were there,
Presently au Inman came to the aeon
` baud a1xtiresseci ull ill i5 anirshr, saying .
't Would the senora like to see me ride''- 1..o es Ca* ",t°-„: ,encwp=••t-cac,.r'ta
I t12e'alligator?'-' -a,' G'. • • F%,•,r4e[T:?vtever_ when, k•ra:ev.-.
, "handing around his hat lie received c • ae rear soulawvee . 4�•c e+ u
1 with satisfaction gold pieces amountingUSE
t to ueal'h S. Ile plaeleelP, Weise in: hia.1 w
w o1i
• mono} belt, and stay iu,�it;, ';1 am ready, '_•:..: ' i
Iva beau stay. He,ilten re* out a sharp .- --
pointed knife, Asa felt itfi • ' edges as" IIS. j
lay before us, with deep ! "FIVE
'LLA
t
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ATAMtis- 41_
� 14, ;; tata r
difE LF
ra61."`7-,•�tx e:eeor•ers+Tim
t,.;f,aacus-
�• r.tc 11lt:sr»t d l .utrL as a
e; 4.a r ^ ti I ietaweve rot tt:atte
ci ort.
-"+ ▪ 3 eras earn
!ter ,-' oaln v Y o p port
walked along.
11 The elvers
i blade water on eiihet stale of the shallow
forts The opposite bank was stecp,alld
a Don at my .dale remarked that below 1
the itatsr's &go it was dug out ie 1,•r
Trolls, where the , Ca illans
I (asTHEFAi1RY 81WING 3IAG13LrE. Although
called in these parts} Were 'tion r this Sewieg aitchine 3s ofl'ere l at Ise unheard f 1 A•((/ �
m bad weather tier above tier 'a•nd ridiculous lots price of SS, it must net"be��+�
theywere out in tori force, s ►. 1 *tiPPored that tai hi 4 toy°. V and
do the limit of a i ...ttR�t,AA1+/ a1..a. 7. A fit' A.J .M
p anti eirev nonan uacause. and do it as well
VNTXI,t7A E TM
Y`ato,lQto & abilit,
wrrx.rAM 1! WABi a toco.
4o1. 204katt4 6 West ailttmprq Street, Baltimore
Na 112 ``I1tchAvenue.Few7iel t,
SEWING MACHIE • '
�uj& Co
BALT()
OUTSTRIPS W:VElWTHINW Stili
the ttnntl Ru our Shore like 5Cair • It is rotestruetsd upon new end scientific prince.
"Ourpees 0.114.1is Pimple 111 ecuvtructlosa..vaaier tivurked
Indian, a lithe,. .0 t' .
!and taw liable to get out: of order than any tow•
ran lightlynit, to ono of the betas.,,, nkoF ' eltiuo 1n tele world It snakes the *rune atiteh us
u
before rile astoll Pee a aufmal amid r .4 i the
ilei dies amachines
co mess#i naisnitt Statelye v. The
Cover himself enough to sheep leis to 1 covered by br ud reheats I1ux1»g secured titre
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around and dame hue dowel, his enemy macniue, we have decided to put the ericeamer
was upon,11is b.c11, anti Iiatl seatedhillt• IAaw+rt Tu xa11n reit for a abort finis o2( iy lean
Luuiv242Gt1 u.each
e •rylady aciil.waut on«+ Fuil
Kee iiirevisy bclliUil the forelegs, clasp• sections: with eachmaehine Agents 'Warded
the hotly. and holding tho knife still in ANGEL° Aide co., DFTeper, etto 1(J AN,
1 hie eland. Rage 01211 fill r entered the
i beeet's heart. He slipped into the seep
water, and mt2ib4 for his particular
piece of refuge. Once there, woe to the
• rid e• 1 Put the t'oluizi.on gluon to man
i over all 1x ant1. slid riot fail new. With
"...FOR SALE AT sere -
i a iricle of the knife in the creature, this
!rider defeated Misr purpose, and Ile IX8I.Cf wait vv QPrtS 00.
ph Ingeel madly around the basila..
go ride was ever wilder, no eirerls •- •t taints: errantry 422.^-
; rider more skilful than the clislgieg In -
(lieu in the wild raco that Was now I Land and ▪ Fine Salt
begun. Stirring the 1u11ddy depriis. All coinullnlieattime address ed tattle undersig41,
churning the waves with the goatees ed tiro be urs-tti,tly imam std,
COnUuutiOU, round awl round they flew, 11e'. u, ilISSIi I'T.
even faster and faster, now above, now
below the surface The Indiart,eool and Bxeter P. A.
wary, by an Oecaolonal prod of the knifes -
C2ULSed his etran ca. stied to swerve from r e� v
the dlUteetieue point*. Whatever direc-
tion lie willed Biebl to take, 110 pricked
Mitre on the opposite side. FAI MS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
• 11 When it became evident to our air -
i cue rider that he had given n!3 a fair Itst 4,)vT2' $' Ll ta41iT1.Y latrnot°2'1'
display of his powers, wo saw hire _
watchfully and cautiously prepare to ALSO BUS H
A CUUURIISTal.ti$ NON(:.
lou% 0.
gniind t, t , all tic at.re. resell Gut front all ta::9•'.
The agoras of vt icee, tete e1a.l,ine of hands •
Sing 11711"V,t2:at were $.un,.Ivy the stars .,f t'.t)
worn,
Sing 201r,e of then sonde when Tre,1s WW1 irr'rn,
With glsiliuhllations
13rinR hope to the ua. 2(ns t
The dal night fie:1112 43 el 3 4trn has la Jou
Rise. hops of rhe ages, %rhea like the 42442.
.1n *porch, flow toutusic at )l hearts beetlesone..
Sing thehridal of nations, Stith eboimlr. of love
sing out the war vulture 111I3 sing in the dive,
'Till the hearts of the peel to keep time in uc.
cord,
Anel the voice of the weal Is the vole( .vf the
Lord! •
clasp bsndaaf tbn nations
•In stelae gratnlatio4t ;
The dark a1git iacn,iiug th+, dawn has begun
Rise, hop the ager, arse • like the suit,
h l sp Hotel° omni.:, all hearts lest as ono.
I3Iow.bis ,s of battle, the marchers of peace;
East,
ieo�s'ksrortliand south, let the long quarrel
Sing teiq • ong otw,t soy that the angels began,
Sing of glory to Qoe and goodwill to react.
Hark, joining in chorus
The heavens bend o'er us,
�'ho dark night le ending and day has began;
Rise, hope of the ages, arise Like the sun,
All speech flow to4nusk ,all heartsboctas one.
. land. Anti this Part of the exploit watt
in ]slid -career from the fuxicus creature canretutilyobtainapur:heserbyapplyinrtto
-- li was k-- ud it 'wasad-
COW
ewes. 1:. IitLYDt1FS.
r s s tats s d LimitMike,lluutla3 St.,Luudeue.°ut.'
nlirttbly executed as any part of the
performance. .44s they neared our
:;hors, the Indian, leaving gathered hini-
141 If up, leaped lightly ot, waded to
shore, 811(1 Caen° towards UR with as
much of a slily on his conlltenf12e . Iia
sky of hint race ever shots.
"Now downward, swifter
thousand Spurs were driving
, the great eri•aturo to F4lece
i the cold, :unless caverns o.'
depth"
Travelling 111 Madagascar.
As there axe no roads or railway' 1 ye*
futltit content yourself with travelling in
the only kind of laitivo eouveyanoo to bo
found fu the country the palanquin.
But do now imagine by the Immo that
anything Niko the luxurious arran ;ement
used in fedi& will be fortlleonling for
your eona!art and C011V2anienee. A much
rougher npparatus,and one better suited
to the ,exigencies of the uneven and
broken country, consisting of a -couple of
poles kelt in position by tee) iron rads,
and supporting a leathern seat a few
inches below the level of the poles must
suffice for the most fastidious traveller
at Tamatave.
Having given our cook notice the pre-
vious clay that we intended to start an
a few days tour in the morning, ho puts
together into a native basket such uten-
sils as he will require for cooking, and a
stock of the provisions which cannot be
purchased from the natives in the vil-
lages tlirou li which we pass. A. stretch-
erand bedding are wrapped in. waterproof
canvas, some clothes, books and medi-
cines are stowed away in small tin
boxes,and our preparations are com-
plete.
Early on the morning of our proposed
departure we shall find our yard felled
with men all apparently most (ager to
carry either our baggage or ourselves ;
and, as we have taken the precaution to
tell our -cook the agreement we propose
m with them for the journey, one
might pardoned the delusion of ,be-
lieving that all was settled, and a start
can be effected as soon. as you,their em-
ployer,
m
ployer, axe ready. -
But the Malagasy bearer is a curious
eroature,. of wilom you can never
be certain stn you actually ,)la!idle
a hi
away vntls•"ye : ;-Prol!ab1 were , a •;
tied on the poles ready for starting, and
sometimes after the baggage has been
gong some time;:: the palanc jiiii bearers'
will ask, with the most perfect' show of
innocence, what wages they aro to res
cervi, at tis`='�o 'Y,l�d. not bgeres
gaining a , 2(p a previ use a +,
d•.
and ro 'e it an n (i?
i � "do
r
p b
meat ' * t :,. <' I 'ii ;'�a e
This generally' means trouble, and the
traveller may think himself favored if
he is able to leave at all that day. But
if all can beosatisfactorily adjusted the.
,palanquin •1s shouldered, add at the
average rate of four miles an hour the
bearers convey their passenger along
the sandy trackway to the nearest vil-
lage at which there' is a church of
school. Patz Mall Gazette.
-.Jr. Beecher says four-#fths of the
inhabitants of Heaven are women. Mass-
acliusetts.comes nearer being a heavenly
State t1.1an any other in the Union, on
that basis, for she, too, has a largo pre.
pondercn�3e of women.
JOHN BELL,
1pl.o,)14etor. l
)TS
Salt alt I
S
211,e.,3Int•phy'r Idea of Yr. '-
"Tho top a"• the mornin' to ye, Mrs.
.Moriarty."
" The sauce to ye, Airs. Murphy.
How's all the family 2"
"All well, tank God, but, Mary Aun,
.and she's got but a lietiatiche owin' to
bele' over the river late last night to a
chamber concert, I believe it is they
malls it."
"Faith an' phwat kind of a concent is
.a chamber concert?"
"Troth an' Iejsiille,,,.k glv•I river
:axed MaryAnn. ,.Bindles pose itsthe
)making 01 music wilt hambers. They're
•gittin' to make music these days livid
almosteaVhbite thalt'4 1 a sound to
it." t= art ySatttritAal.
Slow Senator 1rrofonald Combs Hie
flcad. '
General Tom Browne is always tell-
ing something on somebody. Ho and
Senator - i
$ to McDonald let
( n
o a andev raI it
s e other
gentlemen, were sitting in the Ebbitt
House rotunda on one of those warns
Spring afterdoous, which in Washington
are more opptessive than Summer. The
Senator was stroking his head where
the hair is thinnest, and fanning himself
with his liat,s A pe�idlery; c{ mq 1ll �witil
fans, .cotnlire, etc.; acid -Met selling*
combs to General Browne and others he
approached Senator McDonald, display-
ing several -huge combs. " 1 don't care
for the coombs, said the Senator, waiv-'
ing thein aside with hie hand, "but
give no a fan." Just as the peddler was
withdrawing ;from the steno of his com-
mercial transactions, General Browne
said to him : " Why don't you sell the
Senator a conlb 2" " He don't want
any comb," replied the peddler. " He
combs his head with a Turkish towel."
_lffeileed 1larttltlrl.
the most wont'ier uh of all. How to kap Any Otte wieliia4g to sell this class of Ptei'erty
If yon want tee beat value for
BUTTER Vic: EGGS
.•-•41020-.
.Donate ' els
IS I ttI';eI ON.
R1 t.titi SALL
PORK PACKING HOOSE
tiering cornier need business tor tee
Fall and Winter Trade
t e arepreparedtepnrelInl.eanyquan11t.t ofI
subject to the following
We a will take off twei pounds per hundred if
dry. and three pound; f soft. Slioeltice tnel: '
twenty.five cents. If any of the t wig gats
are left i:1, 2u i'•lnteextra will heeoluctei..
mozT `i$ TO LO1311 No proK will be bought at any price
attawei Crates of interest. Apply to � warm.
! 1. 1I1tTillii:S Loudon. y, (want a11_ Bogs ('tlttiup right tlu•:'pal,
breast, to head. and tiatneupcnt:d oltt DI tail. � , � ��: . •
li.tl1x11Ct7 USI
�1 { t� Coinpany
G a,PETTY. ottoll _.- .. -_. WORM POS : R
t1/tl.l- CURE QR RELIEVE
..t,t/OV MES$,
0'5PSIA, DROPSY,
TICEST10N, F.IUITTERIAIO
rt10ICE QF rim" ifeAR•i,
•rSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
LT RHEUM, THE sromWII,
4RTBURf/, Moan
:",+J.4CHE, OF THE SKIN,
^ci every species sof disease arising tern
- . a,rticxod 1. YEN', KIDNEYS, STQMAQH.
SQWELS OR BLOOD.
t MILBURN & O., i'raprTt
�a� floe k 't, i
XOEE MJ.OWs
SARSAPARILLA
WieDI iiilFtfLii1
And for Purifying the Blood.
It tee 1a'en iv use for Myriam. and hal
prevail to be Ito beet pre paratie a in ti• ,
I:earlatfor SR%1lAGdt.•Il Pili.\1.:v,
TIlR 8lil$ GR BACK. L.IVE21 COSI
PLAINT. P1S1I'I,i:S tl:f Ti's PAM
1Fl•:,i1'Dl'SI,1. 112.!;-, and Ail tliceseea
that t i'ru a losordered 1 t. r e:2 al4
l Malt a 14004 TOG milds of oar beta
to . 2t 2(24.1 g.re it to e'er it i'. z; i•'2( 2.2( prescribe It dad:, !.
i e 1..:u LA.)12 Once reCunu2Uelld ;1,to
IImailn f•^•••'-l'iey Dock Bondy.
saline -:1w •t. t. £Cmerry b uL..nzta.
IY a.hth'.n. 1 i2.afrrts WOW:rem:,
.,
n o r Re•:t known s butb!e Roots t2. i
Ire hs. It Isp:r:illy vegetable. 2(e 1
nett hurt the 144e t tit 1.4 .• 1.1.'..t sees
it is (4:e rt 1le,au•'t 1aWtaaa:.,14 wafer
lie ulet:eg t..e Ii,.w -Ie
as in 11111 y sat roep.h1* dr•••••' ••r >wb
c fid -r' a R•='= 114.•u.. ,.. u. .t,.M
I.r re re
, 4 .9.'4 r r . •5
c'.
HHA\MILTON, ONTARIO.
2(2 tIMPAV11.140U i On
1 COTTON -.AR7
White and Cotoreeh, Single and Double
I • ARPE7 WARPS, White and all Colol's,1
BEAM WARPS of every description.
lIesiery Yarns Balled and gritting Yarns f
OP EVERY VARIETY,
DENIMS, TIOKD (*S and COTTONADES.
These Goods are nniveraally pronounced by the
:trodo'to be fully equal to any made, and for re.
gularityand evenness zn make and coloring they
are unsurpassed. .
CAZPET WEAVERS -Yon will find our
• -warps superiorte any In the
youjuat to give them a trial
MANDRAKE
4#* r
..-•i1,:2(.I
This ONLY
VEGETABLE t
CURE
FOR
Loss of Appetite,
Indigestion, Sour .Stomws'.1,
Habitual Costiveness,
Sick Headache and•Blliousness.
':piice,.`�' .perbottle. Soldbyal[Drnggists.
Are pleaFant to t•tkv, t'eat'a:,1their own
Purgative, Is a h.ifr. r^r., iota ,'f.`.,•ct,ixl
Soatroyer oe 2rornal in Children
Fronth ll Nurseries,
3?5' ACRES.
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION
Steady Eniponmen tat Fixed Salaries to all •
willing to work. 3:Ll3an • WOMEN can have
Pleasant work the year hound, Good Agents
are earning from $40 to Sia pel'rnonth and ex-
penses.
t=s"Teuss and outfit free. Address :
STONE d• WELLINGTON, Toronto
Salesmen -W 'anted»
XITour Dry Goods man has not got It write Rev. . Father Wilds' 111" SEW
EXPERIENCE.
The ;May. Z. t'. 'Wilds, well-known city
missionary in New York, and brother of'tllo
late eminent Judge Wilds, of the 1lfassau
eh -
setts Supremo Court, writes as follows; •
"78 E. 54th St, Sew York, 41,,,,11,161.2. 11".
Ito us
and we will -see you aro promptly supplied
d OUR YARNS, of which we make all desorip-
tionswillbe found 'equally good. .laic for
Thema.. Try them -
This Company was awarded two fkrstprize eti.
ver medals at Torouto Exhibition in 1881. and 3
first prizes atl?roviaroialExhibtion at Kingston,
*GENTS 1882.
GENTS:-WIIITANS&co., Toronto F. Me-
EI,ERRYtCCO.,Montreal, jy13-6m
REMOVAL '• REM«)VAL r
eV
•
THE(irENEitAL QUESTION '
Agitating the Public mind at present le where
eantney got the hest Bread, but this matter
can be settled to the entire satisfaction of, the
people of Exeter and surrounding country, by
eafl'iaa'g on
JOIINr I3MLL9.
the old established and reliable bakery, where.
they will led just w11a.t.tlley want f:; ;
A t` lerior quality of Bread always an Rand
d
Alsoa first-class stock °1sf Busodrrs, BONS,
Chile c4 CottreortenaR7t;;vyhiCh will be, sold,
ii+fieap. While opponents, have started busi-
%bes;'and sold out, andleft the place, 11vIi Bell'
7 s taeen'fbund at his poet,, during' tho post
eigbl:years, rearlytoia'ttend to the Waste "of
the Public. „ , >
CROCERIES,.
Owing toinc easing bttsiiness, Mr. More
ha
found it necessary to rename to snore 'eoi11-
moclious premitos,',and has added largely to
his stook of Groceries, and will keep• on hand'
Sugars,, Teas, Coffee,•.Syrlip, 944 everything•.
usually found in a first-class Grocery Store,
•
M1 kinds of Farm Prod ace take
en in exchange for 'rxoods.
REMEIIBER 251E STAND :.---SOUthCOWS Blasi.-;
Fourdnors North Post Office.,
Brasses- J. C. Avuu Co., Gentlemen :
Last winter I was troubled 'With a most uucmn- IS THE--
fortable itching humor affecting more ospeci:t li
my limbs, which itchintensely,
li tI,c uldscaat night, KING of ALL WASHERS
aead burned so intensely, thrttl;cpn2d scarcely b. 2(r
any clothing over them. I was,also n sufferer
from a severe catarrh. and catarrhal cough ; my
appetite was poor, and my systema good deal run (Patented in Caii4tda, July 16,18834
down:" Knowing the value of Armes S aR•1A 1 t- t
2ttLLA, by observation of many other cases, end t
-.
from personal use informer years,I begali taking
it for the• above-named disorders, MI appetite 1' , Mr. O. Ilan wishes to infen2n •the int 01»
improved almost from the first Joke. After ,} tants of Exeter' and vicinity, that he has sole
short time the feverand itching were allayed; and
alisigns of irritation of theiskin'disap'�,sfearefi �I y right of this mrasber for Huron County, and
catarrh and• cough were also cured.by fire $ tl:le ,`also that Le esus appointed her, Robt.1'iokard'
11500225,1411(1 my general health` greatly'inipto'red. agent for Exrltor, 02111 any person wishing to
until it is note exe'ellent. I feel a hutuiredp,.t'_y' see the niaeliifne., wif1 please call at the Exetel
cent stronger, and I attribute these results to flea
nse of the SARsarliutLA, lrhielt 1 1,*ron011eu,l Testi"Store. It was thoroughly tested, and itta
'with all c ntidence as the: best •blotol. meddicine merits approved before the: patent- was app,
ever devised. I took it -in small dt28" thrdei" ;plied tor.;. It hag since been laced in com
times a day, and used, in all, lesatimart,wo bottle sr 12 • . w P
I place those facts 2(t; your eoryicty honing. their ttetltion with it" great many washers of nota„
publication may do good. - • t - . and in every instance proved its superiority.:
Yours respectfully, y..,•• i,, wlrns."„ Itis, �without a. doubt,°the most iperfeet.in
•The Above instance is but oneof tela malty, con - aistibn ever' invented. ;' the iniprovem'ents ire
straitly coming'tg our notice, tihioltprove the lair prohtinent and' 'Vel1'YEfinedl; they are net
feet atdaptabillty of AS In l Si.I4.SArAnnr.Lit in' imitatfonewith a:slight change of parts of
thee:ate of all diloasos'nrisbig(Mat 'Mollie orht. rsonie old•played ont patents, -'such as the.
overisll d blood and weakened vitality.. 0 a t
nblic re often flee
px• n e ce with Patent t.
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P • e , •sharks, hat they' 1b: pose lin original and;
Ager s Sarsapar iI genuine invention, `eontaiBfn •distinotiye•
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'cleauses, enriches, and strengthens the blame, features, lvhlok'are'f!al-ly;•set forth anti •olaim*
stir niateswthe action of 211* 'St011lllChl 14214 bo\roll,; *11.24212 legal patent that wiIlr = keep infringers
ai,dthereby enables the systoni to resift Anid o'er- ht ii distance..
Come:the attacks of all,c'crgfufons Disease t.,1'i zq t i • ,
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dotes of the nee Rheumatism, Ctaptirt, General �i; 1 1 Ilea ])unfelt✓, and all d'isorders'seaultulg from pooi'i i'ew Reasons why `tete Invincible', is BPS
•toriupee4 blood and'2 fow state 01 the systtnn: ,•t
'= rEviiAii D,Ity, , ; lit Only,.one gnartel thf amount of soaya
s ,nsea at with ;other inachin'es, .
Dr. J. C. Ayer &'Cot, Lowell, !Mato. and: Onlygoi2e-fonitdrt1•e-feel.
$old by all I)rnggtste, ),ricd'Sl, six, bot lees for �•i, i Llnaohdid, ltio ]abo in ,COuiparisoll \V1th 'other
. intl;:
4t,[1. No wear via teal, as,ste4lnand soap
' r AY E R' S are the prircip'al' an'oiits:
:5th. It roquires only One -[earth 'the time
C:�1THAFi T 1
to do a washing.
PI LI.S fitb. The house is not in an uproar with
Best Purgative Medicine slops, washtubs, pots and pans, at least elle
cure Constipation, Indsgestion, Headache, andflay vitt of such week;
all Bilious Disorders. .
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Sold everywhere. Always reliable. •+ , A gent,
Crediton, teeter.
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