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445,000 per year,
Rev. Guy S. Frazer, of Jersey :City attri
butes the recQveny of his wife from an attack
qr I I °f Peritonitis to Giles' Liniment Iodide Am..
amnia, Sold by • C; Litz, Central Drug,
Store.
clone) a Tile American fishiu fleet, having; been
Co fife Editor of the Scientific American ; �,Varllet°s Safe Cure, as it Uecomes year at.entirely withdrawn from the vicinity of Can -
Will von hermit Its to make known to the
public the filed( vro have learned during the ter year better knownwu for its vvouclerlul cure+s vela testers, file Government cruisers will
and power over the kidneys, hes done and is shortly be ordered into winter charters
WORTH REMEMI3ERING.
There is probably no bettor relaxing >re-
medy fel. stiff joints, contracted 'cords, and
painful congestion, than liagyard's Yellow 'Pilo
Oil. 11 cured Mrs. John Sidcloll, of Ontario,
Ont., who was afflicted for years with noir- ALL F A. 111 ILIES U S 1'. I T.
tradiction of the bronchial pipes; noel tight- Weald l3acld, Eubugocl 'joints, Paralysis.
noes of ihe chest. Itis the great remedy for £ henmatisnh,: Neuratgia. 1)iphtltoria,
l n 'Trani qr external hall]: SClatiotl,. Preis )sus, Utet•e! Female
Crania returns of the Grand Trunk Rail- 1
way for last week were or9,05o, against Weal:ues@,
8314.471 for corresponding period last year, , The best and only cortain remedy to relieve
dlr. James 1Vanlase, of Varna, who lila showing an increase for 1886 of $64,579. nidi Of ell kinds, no matter of how' meg steed-
been appointed Police Magistrate for South us1;:_ Instant relief guaraltteedi ertnled 5vvoi•
o li0 0ll YOtll Gl>tttrd. len Jo tits, Varicose Yeins, Bites of Insects ar
I3uron, is ntemphence worker with a most Don't allow col in „he head to slowly1grease. is. clean and
t a d e I Siolcifoadacbo. No oil or , I
years Grand liquor ble record. He was for whenyou west ; will amt soil,
atold surely develops into Catarrh wl I s
Treasurer in the old British American Order
of Foresters in the United Tempters while
am will imagine that we have before us a for fanny years he has been an earnest pro-
bed,/
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bode shaped like. a bean, smootu and. glisten- motor of all local temperance movements..
QIr, Windage has the confidence, of the eoln-
inanity in ehich he lives and it will not be
his fault if the Scott Act in South Huron is
not properly enforced. The Government
couel not h•tve made a better appointment.
o Esc.
Veit quarts of blood, of which every drops pas- We learn with regret that John Gardiner,
yes through these filters of sewers, as „tlloy 'a son of Mr. John. Gardiner, formerly ease
Tana tines a day, as often as sor, of Hibbert township, committed snicide'
asses -
may be called, many J
'through the heart, making a eomplete revel= oy nutting lits throat with a razor a short
tenet 8 years, couoernitlg disorders 0t t 10
human Tfiduoyi and the organs whioh dia.
oneed Kidneys so easily break down ? Yon
are conducting n Scientific paper, and aro lie. mild but certain, hnrtnless but energetic
unprejudiced except in favor of Tnu'c>I. It and mild
c rto in,
is needless to say, no medical Journal of Take agreeable
when Htok as taste. cure, and never let
"code" standing'would admit these facts, t e go by!f on need it, ,and never
er et
amotlly
for'very obvious reasons• a few bottles its 0 preventative, that the kid -
Ii. H. WARNER 8' CO" neys miry be kept ill proper order, Inc blood
i?roprietor of "Warner's Safe. Cure." pure, that health and long life may be your
_ blessing.
T11ut we may emphasize and clearly ex- -
thr elation the kidneys snstain to the
Plain 8 r
general health, 11ic111ow mach is dependent
upon tfhenewerse,
metaphorically speak-
in 'to take rom the, human body.
g,] exvlbeforeus a1dV0y eplsge'in the te
ine. it for the public benefit.
TIFTO TRUTH.
1LegAr(Illlee the le teleCtlonS of an
r
Iiitportttut Orgy.ii.
wIIICII TILE PUBLIC AVOWS BUT. TILE
ICCRTI7Y CAliEI`t1,G CONIIpIsaATIg..
Ilea the kidueys are fairly brokon down,
• Thou look out for thele, as d scaee, no'
matter where situated, to :03 per Pent., ee
shown by after delttli°examivations, hes its
origin In the breaking down .of these react=
ing tubes in the interior of the kidney,
As you value health, as you desire long
life free from sickness and suffering, give
these orK aux some attention. keep diem in
good condition end thus prevent (as is easily
11 disease•
I►tt(srustittE;,i>x(ants, DJ WARE p r GOIUNTEItJ Zxs,
veThe
ve measg res ooiava toll etes t1 removed" i GIt1�S' ItI 1 I�E1 T IQDID AMMONIA
doing more to increase the average duration
o£ life than all the physicians and modinines
known. Warner's Safe Cure is a true speci.
QUEEN CI'T'Y- OIL WORKS
P.MMIR,L1SS OTT -4
At Toronto. Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on all machinery during the'
iExhibition. It has 1)000 awarded SIX GOLD 111E'PAL during the feet three ,years.
l at See that you get Peerless. It le only adeby
speediest end moat certain medicilla ill I
the world,
ing, about four inches in .length, two in
width, and one in thickness. It ordinarily
weighs in the adult male, about five ounces,
brit is somewhat lighter in the female. A
small organ? you say. But uudcrstaud, the
b d of the average sized man contains about
Notion in. three aninutes. From t blood they
separate the waste material, working -away
steadily night and dav, sleepit a or waking,
tireless ns the heart itself, and fully of as
much vital importeuoe removing, 'impur-
ities from sixty-five fyallons of 'blood each
hour, or about forty.aine barrels each day,
or 9, 125 hogshead a year ! What a wonder
that the kidneys eau hast any length Of time
under this prodigious strain, treattea and
neglected as they are ? '
We slioe this delicate organ open 'length -
with our ltuife mid will roughly des-
timeago. The cause hereabouts le unknown
as yet. Great; was the Burmese upon hearing
this as he •,vas,nee of amelancholy dispondont
dispesitiou, but of a cheerful 'hopeful tent-
perament. He was .married about three
years ago to wee
Miss Dew Who is said to be
a lively, cheerful companion. That Ito was
unsuccessful in his farming avocation is the
only reason that oaii be imagined for this
rash and insane act.
Thanksgiving is well en the road, and
then Christmas, the prince�of holidays, will
put in appearance. For a holiday present
wise
aribe its internto a friend or relative, nothing will be more
r.
o .
n color, highly' appreciated than a leer's subscription
soft and easily torn ;-filled with hundreds of to the TIMIAS. Expernnent on some friend,
We find it to be el a reildislnbrolv
little tubes, short and thread-like.+Lstarting and sea if this is not a most solemn truth.
from the arteries, ending in 'a
about midway frotn'the outside opening into
a cavity of considerable size. which is called
the pelvis or, roughly •spe00ing, a sea, which
is forr the pnrpose'T'hdlding the water to
further undergo purl Kation before'i't passes
down from here into the ureters, and ao' on
to the outside of the body. These little
tubes -are the filters which do -their work
automatically, and right here is Where the dis-
ease of Me kiiLsv fs first begins,'
Doing the vast amount of work which
they are oltjyuedtto, from the slightest irreg-
nlariiy in our habits, from cold, *from high
living, from •9tiruulents or a 'thousand and
one other causal which occur every day, they
become somevubat weakened in 'their nerve
force. •
What ds the result 7 Congestion or stop-
page of the currant of blood in alae small
blood verse sstarrounding them, which be-
come blocleed.; these delicate membranes
are irritated:;Inflammation is set up, then
pas is formed, which colleen in -the pelvis or
sae ; the tabeslare at first partially, and soon
are totally, unable to do their :work.. The
pelvic sac goes•on distending with 81118 c
The close season Tor 'white fish and sal
mon troutcame in with lot of November.
The statute provides thrift "no person shall
fish f9r, catch, kill, bay, sell or have in pos.
session any such between the 1st and 3011
day of November, both days inclusive, in
each year, in the Province of Ontario.
Onr office towel] 'has none astray. The
devil says he saw it makiug an exit out
of the back door, the other morning. A re-
ward isoffered for its return, as it would
take considerable timeito get another in con-
dition to stand alone.
can be cured for 25 cents. A few applica-
tions will cure incipient Catarrh. One to
two boxes will cure ordinary Catarrh, One
to filo boxes will care chronic Catarrh.
Sold by all dealers at 25c. per box. Try
Dr. Chases Catarrh Cure—take no other—it
will cure you. C. Lutz. sole agent for Exeter
THE SCOURGE OF AMERICA.
The one terrible blight of our cc untry is
— c
serofula—from impure blood it causes n-
o
INl'LAsIMA'ION Or TIIe TIDNEY8, neuen5'e
Pru#Aan, Diabetes. incontinence of 'Urine. 16
tno only Liniment in the world possessing al-
terative -powers. Con. he taken internally;
'tures Cramps puri Colie, Diarrhoea and Dye.
entery.
SOLD BIC ALL DRuGGISTs. TRIAL Bo'rvox 250,
Write Dr. Giles, box 5,482, N. Y. P. ca„'who
will give advice on all diseases free of cbargo.
]'Beware of unscrupulous dealers and coun-
terfeits. The genuine has the name blown in
the glass end Inc similie of the discoverer's
sumption and many wasting, lingering and name over each cork,
fatal diseases'. Burdock Blood Bitters cures Gnats' TMPRovL•'D MAADRAKE i'ILLS. SAPS
scrofula, if taken in time.
SUR11,IiELIA.RLP 71110EFr`I4CTIVI:., DO NOT GRIPE
rheyaro composed entirely of vegetable sub•
stences, and can he nt all seasons of the.
year without restriction as to diet off clothing
Eor all disorders of the Stomach Liver, Bowels
&e. Price, 850, 'per box. C. LUTZ, Agent
Exeter Ontario
Ayer's Sarsaparilla works 'directly and
promptly, to purify and enrich the blood
improve the appetite, strengthen the nerves,
and brace up the system. It is, in the
truest senee, an alterative medicine. -Every
WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO.
The unprecedented sale of Boschees Ger
man Syrup with a'few years, has astonisbed
the world, It is without doubt the safest
and best remedy ewer discovered for the
speedy and effectuiil cure of Coughs, Colds
and the severest Lung troubles. It ants on
an intirely different principle from the usual
prescriptions giveniby Physicians. as it does
not dry up a Cough and leave the disease
still in the system,lbut on the contrary re-
moves the cause of tthe trouble, heals the
ruptiou, press"mg upon the blood vessels.
iparts affected and !leaves them in a purely
parts
All this time, ,remember, tbo blood,
is entering the kidneys to beate a is
passing through this terrible, dis tin pus,
for it cannot take any other route.
Stop and think of it for a moment, Do
you realize the importance, nay the vital
necessity`j of leaving the kidneys in order ?
Can you o t when they are ettseased or
obstructed. no matter how little. that you
can have purc ]blood and escape alitease ? It
would be just as reasonable to •exneot, if a
pest -house were set nnro85 Broadway and
coentless thousands were compelled to go
through its pestilential doors, and escape
from contagion and disease, as for one to
expect the blood to escape pollution when
constantly running through a diseased kid-
ney. that the
Now wltat'ie�tihe result ?• 'Why,
blood takes -tip and deposits this poison as
it sweeps alonghinto every organ,iiato every
inch of muscle, tissue flesh and bone, from
your head to your feet. And whenever,
from hereditary influence or otherwise, some
part of the body is weaker than another, such
countless train of disease is established,a eta
as consuls:ma a in weak lungs, dysp p ,
where there is n delicate stomach ; nervous.
ass%,insanity, paralysis or heart disease in
those who have weak nerves.
The heart must soon feel the effects of the
poison, as it requires pure blood to keep it in
right action. It increases its stroke in
number and foree to compensate for the
natural stimttlus wanting, in its, endeavor
to crowd the impure blood through this ob-
struction, causing pain, palpitation, ,or an
out -of -breath feeling. Unnatural as this
forced labor is,•the heart mast soon if alter,
becoming weaker and weaker until one dey
it suddenly stops, and depth from apparent
."heart disease” is the verdict.
But the medical ,profession, learned and
.dignified, call these diseases by high sound-
ing names, treat them clone, and F atients
for the artries are carried slow death to the
,affected part, constantly adding feel brought,
from these suppnralinl;, pus laden kidneys;
Which were in our wash=bowl are very put.'
retaction itself, and which should have been
eurBut this is not all the kidneys haye to do ; +
for you meat remember that each adult takes
about seven pounds of nourishment every
twenty-four hours to supply the waste • of
,the body which' is couetaotly 'going on, a
waste equal to the quantity token. This,
the kiy
dne s have to separate from the
(t.
blood with all other discomposing matter.'
But you say, "My kidneys are all right,
I have no pato in the bade." Mistaken
man l People die of kidney disease' of so
bad a cbareeler that the organs are rotten,
and yet they have never there, had it pafatnor
an ache 1
Why ? Becat15e the disease begins, as we
have shown, in the ulterior of the kidney,
where there are • few nerves of feeling to con-
vey the sensation of ]fain. Why this is eo
we may never ltnoiv.
When yeti consider their great work, the
delicacy of their structure, the ease ` with
which they aro deranged, can you wonder at
the .ihl.healtli of ani• moa and women ?
Health and long life cannot • be expected
when so vital nn organ ie impaired., No
wonder some writers say we are degenerat
ing, > Don't von see Ile great, the extreme
importance of kcopit a this machinery in
working nrciei? Could the finest engine do
even' a futct.ional part of this work. without
(Aleutian from the engineer ? Don't you see
bow dengeroiis this hidden disease is ? It
is lurking about us constantly, without gist-
ing any indication of its presence.
The most
ful hysicians cannot detect
skill i? 9 a themselves : cannot
attiimes,:f<tY the kidneys
Ise examined by any means which we have r t
mann
healthyconditiom, it bottle kept' in the house
for use when the diseases make their appear-
ance, wilt save doctor's bills and a long spell
of serious illness. trial will. convince you
of these facts. tIt fix positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers in the laud.
Price, 75 els., larrgetbottles.
S w 1\ U L,aoaras cr4CO;, Tortozrro.
FOE, SALI.1 BY JAS. PICKARD.
•
Invalid should give it a trial, LOVELL'S
An ole man named McCarthy. from Col- �
ligwood was knocked down on York street, GAZETTER ETTER A�TD HISTORY
Toronto, late Thursday night by a couple' of �T Ai.L�
footpads, who robbed him of $40 and a
'BORN.
watch and chain.
08' VIE
If people troubled with colds, would take D�M9WVo Os, CANADA,
people hi Nine Volumes, Royal Sro.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral before going' to church p BE CO3x niiNC RD wnenever n sufficient
or places of entertainment, they would' avoid J. number of subscribers' is obtained to cover
to
Nine
to h
at uSubscription
of pub110 a0
coughing, greatly to the comfort of speakers costI
Volumes $7Fi OO,to the Proviuee of Ontario or
to Quebec 3:12,50• to Now Brunswick oc to Novo
RRm,. Tin Exeter forth, on the llth inst.,
the wife of Wm. Reid, of a daughter.
Cenx.—Iu Usborne, on the 12th iust. the
wife of Thos.. Cann. of a son_
CABLEY= in Exeter, on the 16th inst., the
wife of Walter Cailey, of a son.
MARRIED.
and hearers. The Pectoral wonderfully in-
creases the power' and flexibility of the'veice.
Two hundred and fifty British immigrants
arrived at elontreal Wednesday night 10th
inst. One hundred rind fifty proceeded
West, twenty-seven to Manitoba, and the
W1Lso11—DOB$s—lbasSt. Marys, on Wednes-
day, Nov. 3rd, by -the Rev. J: A. Tomball,
B. A., L L. 13., Sir. Joseph Wilson, of
Biddnlpb, to Aiiss Mary Dobbs, of the
same place.
Ulan -
shard,
of
GItAIiAM—Csarasraan =Iu township
shard,' on the 17th inst., at the residence
of bride's fa, her, by the Rev. Mr. Fear, Mr.
John Graham, of St., Marys, to Miss
Addie, seooud daughter of Mr. David
Creighton.
ASIIA,NE—MOKAY—lm Menden, on the 10th
inst.. by Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr. Isaac
kskane, of Brantford, to Miss Maggie, el-
dest daughter of Me. Duncan McKay, of
Exeter.
HAwiee—FRANcrs—At the residence of the
bride's father on Wednesday last, by the
Rev. Mr. Carson, Mr. Alfred Hawkey, of
Fullerton, to Edith. ,second daughter of
Mr. Wm. Francis, of Mitchell.
Scotia 811.50, 10 Manitoba or British Columbia
x;•9.50, to Punoe l4dward Island or to North-
west Territories $0.50. Each Province to have
a Map.
Please Send for Prospectus.
JOlal4 LAV [:LG,
remainder stopped at Montreal. Atanaflar and Publisher
A CURE)i Olt CROUP, Montreal, 4111 august, 7886. augedsher
It is a valuable feet for mothers to know
that there is no better -or mute Certain re- nel.ls are se tre,bur those wi10 write
medy for croup than Haggard's Yellow Oil GOLD to Stinson & Co., Portland, ?Lino.
used internally anti • externally. Tlliti handy - will receive free, full iutorination
aboutvvorIc which the 0 to c10 and live at
household remedy may be ltitd of any drug= home dist will pay them from $5 to 525 per
gist. day. Some have earned over $.50 in a day.
The Beauce tragedy, by which a young
girl named Winkle lost her life, turns out to
have been the result of a pure accident.'
Food fur Cons(anptives.
ScotCS Enaukiora of Cod Liver Oil with
Hyphosplsites, is a most wonderful food. It
not only gives strengsh and: increases_ the
throat
'on. of the
irritation but heals the
1rr
S
eeh
and lungs. Palatable as milk and in all
wasting diseases, both for adulte.and children,
is a marvelous food and medaeiue.
rawer eex,yauug or old. Cepita111ot reguir-
ed. You aro started free, Tlrose who start at
To all who are suffodug from the e rs and once aro nbsolntely sure of a sung little fo r-
Indiseretarons of youth. nervous weakness, tune, All is uew.
early decay, loss of Manhood, &c,I will send'a
rooeipe thet witicure•you, Farm OG CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a miff-
siouary in South America. Send n self -ad.
dressed envelope to'Iitsv, TOSnea T. 1NMAN
5•tation B, New Yor•7aCit
A RADICAL CHANGE.
Daniel Sullivan, of Malcolm, Ont.. takes
pleasures in recommending l3nrdock Blood
Bitters for dyspepsia. It cured him after
years of suffering. From being a sceptic he
is now a confirmed believer in that medicine.
Why Employ Doctors.
Consult a doctor, fora orb oz. bottle of
medisrine $1—consult C. Lutz and he will
give you a 12 oz. betide of Dr. Chase's Liver
Cure for 61' and a valuable recipe hook free.
Have you Sick Headache, bad taste m your
=anthill the morningv Do you suffer' from
Dyspeedia, Indigestion or Biiionsuess ? If so
Dr. Carson's Bitters will cure you. Try it.
Your Druggist will termed money if not sat-
isfactory.
Oct, Sound towurooaucil has given yt150
in aid of the Southampton fire sufferers,
'' MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected at5 o'clock p.m. Wednesday.
Fatted ttoe 1 ••. 0 68 to 72
Spring Weeat ••• ••• ••• l0 50 to 0 70
Harley -•• ••• ••- 0 40 to 55
Oats ... .•• 0.85 to . 1'8
Clover Saed ••• .•• 11,00 to 7'35
Timothy '' ... 1',75to 2 00
Peas •.• 048 to 0 60
Corn ... 0 a8 to 0 60
... 014to010.
Butter 10 to 0 10
Flour perbbi ,.. .. . 00 to 5 50
Potatoes,pex bushel .., . 30 to
0 40
Apples,porbag •-• - 0 40 to 0 00
Dr'iedApplespr b .. .. 0 04 to 0 00
U-oeee per lb. ••• 0.0' to 00
0 I
TurkOV per lb : -- 0 ;16 to 0 05
Duelts per hr ..„-
Chickdus per pr ... .. 0 23 to (1 „5
Flogs,•lroseeciper100
A wide range of painful affections may be
met with liagyards Yellow Oil. James M.
Lawson, of Woodyille, Ont.. speaks of it in
high. termsforrheumatislsl, lameback, sprains
and many painful complaints too `, numerous
to mention. It is used internally or exter-
naEly..
'CONSUMPTION CURED.
A:n+old physician, retired from practice, hav-
1as;had:p'-aced in his heads by 'an Fast Indian
meesionery the formula of a simple vegetable
reinedyfor the speedy and in refitment cure of
Catarrh
Asthma
Comsmanptian, Bronchitis,,
and aii.throat and lung aections, also a posi-
tive aadlradical curb for Nervous Debitity and
aliNenvous Complaints, atter having tested its
wonderful curative pewees 10 thousands of.
oases, has.felt it his duty to make it known to
his entferingfel loWS. Actuatedby till metiye
ausih desire to relieve humau sufferin6. ^ '7
send free of charge, to all who demo 's, this
recipe,+in German,Frencb or Puglish, with frill !i JORDAN ST., TORONTO Pabdisliea'
diroetionsfor faring d using. Sent by 1
FOR SALE.
A ;:two-year old thoroughbred jersey bull.
Good animal and good pedigree. Terms liberal.
Appy to WIf. STACEY,
Rirktnu P.0, Ont.
Cant/misers Wanted
I3(MPD1LTELY IN THIS COUNTY
TO SEM,
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with thrilling incidents of '.ravel and adven-
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a crook of scraps and cli mge,butau original
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To energetic men who will promise to can-
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mount liberal inducements. As we mauufacture
the book ourselves upon nor own premises, we
eau afford to place it in the halide of canvass-
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lasses.
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We want at least one luau in every county in
Canada.
Also -the “New Hoene Parallel Bibles,"
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late 333, Oxford Strout, London.
6ff'Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots.
If the address is not 533, Oxford street, London, they are spurious.
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t. and
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
parer,
rev, W. A . No'6s,149 Power's Blode,Iic Chester,
TRY IT.
Tweed the most troubleslmo complaints
to relieve are asthma and whooping . cough,
But Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam seldom fails,.
either in dhows or other prevailing throat and
lung troubles. All dealers inmediciue have
this remedy for sale.
ADviOR TO.Mormcns.—Are you disturbed at
night anti broken, of your rest by a sick child
suffering and•crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? itso send at once and get a bottle of
"Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothiug Syrup” for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
edli8vo the poor 11111e sufferer immediately.
i.ieneud upon it, mothers : there is no mistake
about it. ` lit cures Dyseutery and Diu+recea,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, 011505 Wind
duces IuBam.uation,
tees eCiLLms lelu e
Colic, noCtt. to
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.
"MIs Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for, children
teething is107008ant.to the taste aiid is the
prescription of ono of the oldest nod best
female phvseciarls end nurses in the United'
States, tied is fol'snle by all' drngeist- through-'
mut the world, Price twenty -live rents to bot-
tle, Be sure end ask for "natl. }VINSLow's
igoalnuc Sylmar"and take no other kind.
Beef
6eetof23
5 00 CO 0 00
rlidesroubg, ... .., 5 00 ton 00
dressed .. 6 oil to 7 00
3heepakihis each .., 0 50 to C 37'
Calkins ,.. ... 0 50 to 0 70
Wool per lb , 0 16 to 0 17
flay porton n(10 to.0 00
On In iolts nor teeth
Wood;1cr cord
0 0to075
25010:loo
of the Skin, Dropsy. Dimness of
ESTRAY CATTLE.
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
7nlocks ail the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys sand Liver, carry-
ing off gradually weakening the
system all the impuritio5 and foul
humors, of tho secretions; at the same
time L`'orrocting .Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys
Hepsia,, Headaches; Dizziness,
eartburn, Constipation, Dryness
Strttyolt frons the premises of john triskator.
lot 19,e.on.3, Stephen, on Inc' eleventh or 1; 0.
vombee. ' )Chloe heifers, one, two soars old'
biindie: ono, two year old,' light:rad with
white sial' Ili taco ; and ono white yearling,
ottr to d BYO) nn analysis t e Anypore;fl VIn uyin r010tion Or their
bemieally rand microscopically, t iviloroabotitsr tr I Vol
Shit iii 1 111SII.ir OR.
e oven •
coals uotbina definite in many eases,
a y'rewal( 7 ,"
Vision, Jaundice, Salt Eiseum,
B1ys%peltls, Eicoftila, 'buttering of
the Heart, Nervai srtess, and Gen.
oral Debility; all these and, many
other similar Complaints yield to the
hr py influence of tTJ3DOc
BLOOD J3'rrettIBB.
T. IL ill x JK co., feriodb4ors, vely tar
1
WILL OFFER AS LONG AS
THEY LAST
Six Button Kid Gloves for 50c., Worth $1.00
28 Inch. Fine All Wool. Grey Fla3anel for 25c.
28 Inch. Union Flannel
for 15c.
Line of Cloth Dress Goods for 10c., 12c., 15c.,
[worth a great deal more.]
Cood Overcoat for $5.00.
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
Better Goods at Hard Time Prices.
Good All Wool Blankets at Mill Prices.
Every Department Complete and Goods Away Down
to suit the times.
.LL ' IWC TD ! !
NO DAMAGED OR SHELF - WORN GOODS
IN THE ABOVE OFFERING.
WIZARD OIL
SCARL ETT'S DRUG -STORE
CARSON'S
0,- �r.A.RR c CTP ..
11,1111D OPENIR —AT—
$08.
T -
OF ' ' 1.tta V I S'
SHOW ROOM
ON
MONDAY & TUESDAY,
OC"�06ER4Eh65tG
aiufl &Pickard
13tt've pleasure in announcing, to the
Ladies that our MILLINERY AND
MANTLE SHOWROOMS will he
open for the Season on the above dates,
when we will have on exhibition Paris,
New York and 'London Styles of Bonnets,
Hats and Trininiiugs. Also Berlin,and
London made Mantles and.Jackets, and
many novelties direct from tile, nhcutufac-
turers.
On the same dates we will show a, large
aassc-rtrneut of Fine French Dress -(roods,
''lain mid Stripe Plashes, Satins arid Si'ks.
all colors Mant'e Cloths, Rom/ 'Trim-
mings Mantle Ornaments, and fall lines
of Hosiery, Gloves, Rto.
Our Gents' l+.'u ntshing DePnrtnrent is
Very COitipletc, and win eurbrace many
novelties' in fine Scotch Snitinge, Over.
coating, I'rowsering, Neckties, and fin
Imparted Scotch Underwire. Also fall
lines of ]soots, Shoes and Rubbers, front
]rest.manufacturers. Crockery and China;,
Dinner and Teaa Setts, a
imported perred lired
t
from potteries.
All the above goods 1111t8t be' offered at
tine Lowest Possible Prices,
iffiest Hearty Invitation is ex-
tended to all Ladies and Gentlemen to
Come and seethe' •
GRAND EXHIBITiON Of NOVELTIES
At, Samwell & Pickard's.
DTRU STO K h�
i'ILLIAlYi DREW
i ay IIII IlTltlit mit 'i ! i''''
ii�,:.
NMINEIRIMMEI
:Undertake
Furniture Dealer and
l f1tl
I haveJnSt� 1�cc.lved a Car Load of New StylishlI'll.
ll ll d 1 arra
O 1
T
For F the next SIXTY DAMS. It will be to your advantage
to call on me before going elsewhere.
ONE
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E DOOR NORTH OF Mohsorrr
11�AIPbil3rlt THE PLACE Oi`
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