The Exeter Times, 1888-4-5, Page 5WHISIKEY IN IRELAND. ' Sir Charles TUrperts Ilenitli i6 aineh ilel-
P1.;:'vg'Ititernational Sugar Conference will
reetesemble in Loudon Apt& 5.
At Hudeen, New York, the ice ou the
river broke up end quietly floated away,
Elleworth Saltier, a Kansas City team-
EitOr, who had,had trouble with his wife,
shot her and then killed himeelf.
PREVAILING SICKNESS.
Rheumatism, Negralgia, Sore Throat,
Inflammations and Congestione are most
prevalent at this Button ot tho year. Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil is the best external and
internal remedy for all those and other
troubles.
Fire in the New York Tribune building
Sunday morning destroyed mrny valuable
manuscripts, dec. Loss $6 000.
MAKIN(); SORE. ,
There are many people who adopt health
end diet rules when attaeked by disease of
the stomach, liver or bowels, this is quite
right, but those svho add to this treatment
the use of B.B.B. according to directions,
naalte sure of being quicklyand easily cured.
Over 150 women suffragists invaded the
U 5 Senate and presented tbeir views be-
fore the Senate Committee.
A FAMILY FRIEND.,
Dear Sirs,—Wo have used Hagyerd's
Yellow Oil fqr eore throat and colds, and
always can depend on it to 'sure. We also
use it for sore shoulders on our horses.
Mrs. Wm. Itugheye Wilberforce, Out.
The Salvetian Army contingent at Point
St Charles were arrested on Monday for
marching on the sidewalk.
A SAD PROSPECT.
Haw many weary broken down invalids
there are to whom life is burdensome and
whose prospect is sad indeed. The nervous
debility and general weakness of those
afflicted with lingeriug disease is best rem-
edied by the invigorating and restoring
properties of B.B.B.
Customs Detective Curless has seized the
steamer Dominion at Yarmouth N 5, for
smuggling in 1885.
A slight cold often proves the forerunner
of a complaint which may be fatal, Avoid
this result by taking Ayer's Cherry Peotoral,
the best remedy for colds, coughs, and all
throat and lubg diseases.
Mrs. John Gray, wife of one of the vic-
tims of the Bich Hill Mo. explosion is dead
from gild.
Energy will do almost anything, bat it
cannot exist if the blood is impure and
moves sluggishly in the veins. There is
nothing so good for cleansing the blood
and imparting.energy te the system as
• Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Prices $1. Six bottles
65. Sold by druggists.
Barrie has voted a seven -thousand -dollar
bonus to ex -Mayor Sewrey to start a stove
foundry.
Chrome CougliS and Colds
And all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs
can be cared by the use of Scott's Emulsion
as it contains the healing virtues of Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophospbites in their
fullest form. See what W. S. Muer, M. D.
L. R. C. P. etc., Truro, N. S., attys. "After
three years' experience I consider Scott's
Emulsion one of the very best in the market.
'Very exoellent in •Throat affections." Put
up in 50c. and 61 size.
It is reported that Count von Moltke,
Counts Dohena, Schafgotech and Count
Herbert Bismarck will receive the title of
pi ince.
Dulmage, the Bluevale merchant, has re-
turned, bringing back the girl who accom-
panied him. The pair were treated to a
charivari.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Always bey the best because it is the
eleapest in the end, and not only is Bur-
dock Blood Bitters the beetxnedictne known
for all Chronic diseases of the Stomach,
Kidneys, Liver and Blood, but 11 18 really
the cheapest as it needs less to cure and
cut es more quickly than any other remedy.
A Comparison of Consumption •with
England and Scotland.
The Dublin Freetnanni Journal, referring
, to the accusation that Irelitud wee the only
pottion of the.IJnited Kingdom in which
the consumption of whiskey had increased
during the year referred to, takes the
ground that there is a, difference between
the manufacture and consumption of spirits
and shows how the Ieleh people really °on-
etime a less quentity of liquor per head then
• their neighbors of the other kingdoms. The
journtel sitys:-- '
•“Fliinte can deny the prominence of the
whiekeet ,manilfecture in Ireland or the fa.
miliaritY of suoh,names as Guiness •and
Tameson all over the world. When, how-
ever, we compare the liquor manufacture of
Ireland with the liquor manufactare of our
prosperoes and thrifty neighbor, Scotland,
we find that our prominence vanishes, and
we sink Into the shade completely. Such
a controet will be all the atom to the point
• as lreland—the Cinderille, of the United
Kingdom -- is always disadvantageously
compared with her "sober and indastrions
Sisters by the'propoundere of this argument
against home rttle. , The population of Scot-
land, according to the last COrlans, is 3,735,-
573, thet of Ireland, 5,174,836, Neverthe.
lest, we find that the amount of spirits con-
sumed at beverage in Scotland last year
was 5,121,584 gallons, whereae in Ireland
the amount so consumed was only 4,965,-
286. -viz,, 1.55 gallons per head of popu-
' teflon in Scotland against 1.01 gallons per .
head in Ireland—that is to say, an average
Scotchnian drinks one-half more spirits
then an average Irishman. The quantity
of spirits in bonded warehouses in Scotland
in 1887 was 40,488,917 gallons proof, while
the working distilleries in Scotland number-
ed lest year 128, as against a total' of 28
. Irish distilleries. These figures, •we think,
•effectually dispose of the argument that
inasmuch as the prosperity of„ the liquor
manufacture is incompatible with national
prosperity; therefore, autonomy shouldnot
be given to Ireland until the liquor manu-
facture has been crushed. Another point
which ie never to, be lost sight of in discus,
ing this question is tlie proportion the
gnantity of spirits manufacterecl bears to
the quantity of spirits consumed RS bever-
age. The manufacture affords en imthense
amount of employment, fosters tillage by
• encouraging the growth of grain, and thus
incontestably does good to the country.
Therefore, the more the manufacture ex-
ceeds tbe home consumption the better it
is for the countty. Last year the number
of gallons distilled in Ireland is returned at
•10,3g 6,582, whoreae the amount conituneed
t,
itt. cmo was only 4,965.286 gallons, consid-
er i'y less than half the production. In
England, on the contrary, the manufacture
• last year was only 9,635,794 gallons, while
the consumption was 14,661,259 gallons,
• showing the manufacture to be less than
two•tlurds of the consumption. If the
.s eent estion'of atetonomy were .10 be deeided
4
' this baeis, Ireland should govern Eng -
find ; but -no Home Bale pelitician, Irish
' or English, contends any such itousense.
When we coin° to deal. with the second
part of this objection to Home Rule, name-
ly, that laet year the.cousumption of spirits
in Ireland increased while the returns for
England and Scotland showed a decrease,
we see that the argument is edit more flim-
.
ay and unreal. The quantity of spirits con-
• sumed in Englaud iu 1887 showed a de-
crease of 4.09..per cent, as against the quan-
tity consumed in 1886 '• in Scotland the de-
crease was 2,71 por cant. ; in Ireland there
was an increase of 4.1 per cent. How that
increase of 4 per cent. in Ireland is account-
ed for Tie do not profess to know. Neither
• do we profess to know why in 1882.the con-
sumption in England fell 1.56. per °elite
but in -Scotland rose 2.32 per cent. Nor
can we assign a talisinaniecause for the in-
crease of 6.28 per cent, in the English cou-
sumptien in 1881, and of 5.05 per.cont, in
the Scotch consumption for the same year,
while the Irish consumption only rose 2.16
per cent. that year. Nor 101 can we ac-
count for the still more significant fact that
in 1884 the Scotch consumption rose 3.26
per cent., while the Irish consumption fell
L35 per cont., and the English consump-
tion fell 0.72 per cent. To trace the first
• causes of these fractional and constantly re.
curling variations belong to the moralist
and speculator rather than to the praotical
politician ; but to pitch upon any one of
them, and gravely assige it rie a valid reas-
on Why a great national concession should
be refused in the veriest claptrap.
One broad fact which our enemies dinit
to state is that in the past ten years the
annual consumptiou of spirits iu Ireland
has decreased from 6,115,892 gallons to
4,965,286 gallons, or over 18 per cont. In
justice to England ancl Scotland we feel
bound to state that the figures for these
countries during the same petiod evidence
a similarly large decrease, showing. that in
the matter of drink as in most other things
the Irishman is made of pretty much the
same stuff as his English and Scotch broth-
' ers. In the manufacture of beer ---includ-
ing porter and ale—England is largely
ahead of us, even allowing for her vastly
larger population. Enelaud, with a popu-
lation of 25.975,430, matmfaetured last
year, 24,391,920 barrels of beer; Ireland,
with a population 5,174,836, manufactured
2,234,310 barrels. How much of the man-
ufactured article is removed from England
to Ireland or from Irelancl to England and
exported from England and Ireland sepal a-
tely, the returns before ut do not state,
but we think we shall do no injustice to
England if -we set off one Proportionately
agairtet the other. This leaves England
with a population five times as great as
,‘Ireltincl producing eleven . times as mnoli
,s ifteer RS Ireland does, or more than twioe
I the quantity por head of populeti m. Yet
., elkno statesmau tallcs of refusing a Represeu-
tation of the people act til the manufacture
of boor in England should become a thing
of the past. .
• We'showed in a former article that the
agricultural income of Ireland, the market
• valise of crops and of cattle, had decreased
bettvOcin 1881 and 1886 by no loss than
£24,000,000 per annum, more than twice
• the entire rental of the countey. These
figures were taken irom the report of Mr,
• Kuipe, one of the 'Royal Clommiesione, who
investigated the working, of the Land Act
last year, end were based upon the offbeat
fieuree of the Registrar.Generel The val-
ue of crops has diminished by £150,000e
030. These figures cannot be controverted
and the figures for„last year show a further
• recluotion,
[The article above is published at the re-
• quest of a friend. It proves by teatistical
infortnation that the income front stooks
• and crops ib Ireland has deereased wonder.,
• filly during the last six yeare. Were the
psople of the British Isles to cast aside that
idol Free Trade, and insist neon the Goy.
• eminent ettablishing a proteetive tariff they
• would reelize a mattnial change for the
better, --en Trues.)
THE le OBL'EST AMBITION.
It hart been well remerked by an Amer -
kali poet, that "no gift, however beautiful
.-no success, however brilliant— ehould ho
placed above tl1 liil1 end talents which
can relieve a Simple pang, and the self -
devotion which lays them at the feet of the
humblest fellow-arenture,” Judged by this
rnle. Thomas Holloway, of whom the
world has heard 50 much during • the lest
foity years. occupies a high position. Hie
life seetne to haveebeen devoted to the
alleviation of snffering, and his doh e to
benefit his fellow -creatures appears to have
been seconded by an amount of nitturel
talent and acquired Oda seldom combined
in one individual. The practical result Of
this combination has been the production
of two remedies known throughout the
world as Holloway's Pills and Holloway's
Ointment which if any value eau be attach-
ed to hureen testimony, haye left all other
devicep ef science far behind in the great
svork of relieving pain, strengthening the
constitution, and prolonging life.
In bilious disorder, especially, the Pills
have been wonderfully efficacious, and, for
that reason, they are a most importaut
medicine in the'country, where bilious fever
end all tLe varieties of liver complaiat are
unfortunately so common. We learn from
persons subject to Milieus attacks in the
• Spring and Fall, who have restored to these
Palle as a proyentatiye, that they have never
failed to save them from ench periodical
affections; while we have also the strongest
possible testimony in their favor • from
inclividnale who have taken them in the
4
worst stages of liver disease. Long before
• we had had en opportunity to judge of
their value from home testimony, the med-
ical journals and the daily press of Europe
had referred to them in terms of praise.
Is gives us pleasure to say that our own
experience confirms and verifies the state-
ments derived. from foreign sources. Not
being conversant with the philosophy of
medical science, we cannot enter into a
learned exposition of the modus operandi of
fromosviers Pirses in bilious Oft$OS, but
shall rest content with saying, that ,under
the influence of the remedy the skin and
the whites of the eyes soon loose their
yellow tinge, the pain in the right side dis-
appears, the appetite retnrns, theldigestion
improves, and the physical strength of the
invalid is restored, • Holloway, who has
made physiology and pathology his study
for a quarter of a century, has given scien-
tific whys and wherefores for their curative
effects; we simply state that they fulfil the
promiees of the inventor—a fact that has
never been questioned, we believe, by those
who haye given them a fair trial.
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•
THANKFUL
Some time ago being very greatly troubled
with °Ode and coughing, I went to the
drug store and got Hagyarclls Pectoral
13alsam. In a short flint) I' was well. I
have found. it a sure cure and am thankful
that I need it, and now would not be with-
out it. E.A. Sehriefer,.Berlin, Ont.
Scores of people are leaving St.
Marys weekly for Manitoba.
Mr. 3. D. Moore has purchased the
planing factory of Messrs. Humphries
& Richardson, of St. Marys.
Everest's Liver Regulator worked
• wonders on me and made me feel like a
new man.—Levi H. Slipper, Forest Ont.
The Fenton farm, on the Huron
Road, Goderich Township, was recent-
ly sold by auction, Mr. James Lindsay
being the purchaser, at $3,030. It
oncupied 75 acres,
Are you riot going to use a blood
purifier this Spring? If so, remember
that Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters is
one of the beat known. Large bottles
50 cents.
Voting on the St. Marys Industry
By-law to expend $30,000 for agricul-
tural works and $7,000 for the estab-
lishment of a cordage and binding fac-
tory in that town, takes place on Moni
day, April 23rd. ,
actually believe that Everest's
Cough -Syrup saved my life.—Tames
Kirkpatrick, Merchant, Forest, Ont.
Wm. Dulmage, the Bluevale mei-
chant, who recently disappeared
suddenly with Miss Smith, a telegraph
operator and post office clerk in his
establishment, is reported to have
returned, and the young woman also.
Dulinage's aftairs financially were in
Al condition:
• County Constable Butler, of Lutan,
is charged' by C. C. John Bawdan of
conduct unbecoming to abonatable, in
being a frequenter of an alleged dis-
orderly louse or house of ill -fame
kept by Mrs. McCarty in the village.
I had a bad cold on my lungs for
Iwo years,. everything 1 tried failed me
until I got Everest's Cough Syrup, and
it cured me.—Mrs .D. A. Fraser, Park-
hill, Ont.
A couple of weeks since aevveowned
by Mr. James Connell, of Goderich
township, gave birth to twit: lambs,
which lived just twenty-four hours.
Two weeks later the same ewe gave
birth to two more, which, rather
singularly, only lived twenty -tour
hours also.
Spring l Spring! Spring!
Boils! Boils! Boils!
The best Blood PUritier and Tonic is
Dr. Cerson's Lomttch Bitteiti. • The
People's Remedy. Large bottles 50018.
Three Goderich sports, 'Watson, Nis
bet and Wilkinson, participated in the
Jive pigeon shoot (Toronto rules) at
Clinton sOme days sinoe„ VVIElcinson
winning tirAt money by killing seven
straight, and Young and Carling of
the Clinton team shot off a tie (hve
birds) for second, resulting in favor of
the foi•nser, the latter taking the third
place.
"PECTOBIA" for colds,
" PBC Witt A." for coughs.
“PECTORIA" for the Lung.
"rEarotztn,, for Bronchial tubes.
i4PEOlORIA2' the best the safest,
clic cheapest.
i" PBC l'ORIA” the great 25 cent
Cough Remedy.
Wimi.••••••••••••9101.41111••••••••• ..•••••10.11•••11M11.....lscrin.
'Ellie Great 11EIng1isla Piresvripticsot.
succoesful Medicine need o'er
tie years in thousand e ,o_sf ogees.
cures spermatorreecce etereoue
Weakness, Maisoions,,l,nt,POtanall
and all diseases caused ay obese,
Incvonti icallscretien, or over-exertion. term]
six naekitgee (Seereetteed to Carewhertsin others
Pan. Ask your Druggist for urn* OftOtEnielint.
Presertoloo, take no substitute. One package
St. Six 50 by rnail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Ettrets.a: eltenalcal Co,. Eoffollt. 191011.
,t‘
Ott.'
POSITIV1 CUBE
FOIL
CATARHJ
Immediate Relief
Pon
Cold in Heady
HAY FEVER.
EASY TO USE.
Not a Snuff, PeWder or Irritating Liquid. Price
10 c ts. and $1.00, It not obtainable at your drugs
gists, tient prepaid on receipt of price. Adclrese
FULFORD ao CO.1 Brockville, Ont.
armor:,
wooDaAm.
Vie uuclersigned woulcl respectfully infor
he coininueity that they have leasedthe above
mills for atorin of years ; and will be pleased
to have a can from ali. Ttio mill has recently
been improved, by the a dnition of now mach-
inery, it is the intention of t.o subscribers to
add a sot of rolls as soon as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second 10 00110 in the West.
Gristirig and Ob,opping bone
Promptly.
Fresh oat incal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
DATISTACTION GUARANTEED.
BEirA TRIAL. SOLICITED.
J. & A. McNEVIN,
PREEIVIER'S
VAT 0 E, M POWDE1.7( _
Are Pleintiiiit to t...ke: Contain their ova.-
rtirgative. Is it F" fr`, virtu:tout
Isetivrer of worzas in oildren or Adults
ress-Making!
Aires Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in-
' •
form the public that they are opening out
business, and nan be fonnd on the corner
of William and Gidley streets.
Dress -making done in all the Latest
Styles.
Lessons On FaneY Work given—Stamping
a specialty. Orders promptly attend-
ed to. A call solicited.
—CURES—
Liver Complaint,
• Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
—and all -
,Impurities of the
Blood from what-
ever cause arising
Female weekness
&General debility
Puvely Vegetable'Highly Concentrated,
Pleasant and effectual to use.
--ASK FOR—
Doctor Liodfler's Compound..
Take no other., Sold everywhme.. Price
75 cents per bottle.
DR. HO DDER'S
atiohP, Lung are
Sold Everywhere,. . Price, '25 Cents and 50
cents per bottle. , Proprietors and Manfrs,
the Union Medicine ,Company,
Toronto Canada.
WILL CURE OR REL.IEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE, • • OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, • ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
And every species of .,disease arising
from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS,
STOMACI1, BOWEL:" '17 BLOOD.
T, MILBURN & CO. -"MtiTro.
SMITH !
The Proprietor of the
Dominion Laboratory 1
Begs to annonnee to hie num e rous frie
and vett:Oita that he has just p ut 11)
—line of
Steele sls Fancy Stationery; A:denote Stooks
(04..a all kinds of School Requisites, Leter
and Note Paper, Foots Cap Paper,
&count Piper, Catered. Tie -cedes
Gilt Paper, Drawing Pap-
er; Pegs end Peneile, ,
And also a full line of all the Li west and
inO9t popular
WORKS --- OF — FICTIO
All of which will be sold at the Lewes re-
.
. numerative rates.
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441
The whete sIstem is detanged and out of
sorbs Tnit bfeo d is impure, pimples, boils and
liver spe ts eppearing on the face and body.
The liver is cloggeit mud inactive, causing fa-
tigue, lo :5 of appetite, a dull. sleepy, tirodfeel-
ing neithinability to do work. the complexion
is fallow and muddy, and it is sbolUtOlY ne-
cessney,to enjoy good health, to take the cele-
brated
Dr. CHASE'S
Mandrake, Dandelion Liver Our°, which. puri-
ties the blood by stimulating the Liver, aiding
digestion and promoting a neutral °vac:ileum
of the bowels. Mandrake and Dandelion are
t wo of t h e best Liver eogansters known,. and
all medical men agree that the Liver is of
more vital importance to health than the
Heart and Limos, If the Liver is torpid or in-
active, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, 008-
tiVelleSS, etc. will re sul t„
Compisett, (In sty and. Erin ary Trim ble.J
diOe Iiyr Spota,Impure Blood, rot 1 Breath.
aro quieldy cured by Dr. Chase's Mandrake
.Dandelion Liver
C wCT a E.
When tbe Kidneys ale diseased, overtaxed
and 'weakened, one or two bottles aro guar-
anteed to sure. Mr. Mex, Taylor, West Gesil-
limbury, was trouble:I for 13 yen rs with kid-
ney disonso, was eorepened to rise 5 and 6
times through the night to urinate, suffered
intense path, and -wag finally cured after all
other remedies and physicians had failed, by
using throe bottleS,
5000.000 SOT.JD
Over one-half million of Dr, Chase s Receipt
Books have been sold ili Canada alone, anil we,
went every person tree bled with Liver Com-
plaints and kid n ey diseases, etc., to try Chase
Liver Cinre. Wranpcd around ovory bottle Is
evaluable
RECEIPT -BOOK FREE
No 14 hp's toilet, house or housemen should be
without this book, the finest eseleetion of reci-
pes or.tan t, 'Jho la d its' d spat treent 41, 03 1,1-
0(311,1tS fov bearteifying the (min plox Ion. Mag-
nolia Itelin,Cream 01 Beall ty, May Dew, Pau,
Sreelcks, Sunburn, Hair 1)yes aud Promoters,
Tooth POWtiok s,Washe 6,10 Iden Erni r Dye, for
ettelsieg davit hair toe golden hue, Eye or
Lustre, etc., etc,
Sole by oil all dealers at en Bily a bottlo.
'Xiao book alone is worth ten throes the cost at
the medicine,
Try 3)i-. Obase's Macey Liver Pills, the only
pin made acting tut ectlg on the Kidneys, Lip-
er mid Brywoi$, Price 25e. Soldby an deme-
an.
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D,.,.,,banow a cold in heed te sterns told
el3uurvebdt3rfocir°v26110°,Pnyillte0siatamtkiDribe* who
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Onr0,, A 10S'' itppli0 ctions eurd insipiont eat,
arrh I to 2 bOMOS RUN) ordinary catarrh5 to
5110 X06 16 all MU/LIAO() rife. 01)123chrooic dat'arib.
i- 11 nine Sbenteil snre cure.
.WOBES.
HMIR,I.J1338s
At Toronto, Every Barrel 0 Rees o teed. Thi e Oil was 'teed on all machinery during the
Ethibition. It has been awardcl NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three ;scare,
r.F...-fiee that you got Peorlees. R. is only mode by •
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We are now offering the bals tee of our stock of Axes,
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stenetnenred only by Thomas Holloway, 70, New Oxford Street.
late 083, Oxford Stroct, London.
p-Prl.cers shmild look to the LaSbef on the Boxes caul Pets. _
4.4d` if the adAli lr not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are sen.s....=2,._.
SPRING • 1888. SPRING
Carpets.
Curtains,.
Imlopamaxmima....1,..0011Martraraf•I•10••••=eai
Now that House-( 'lea aina time is near, we invite your in-
spection to our BIG stoerc of Carpets, Curtains, and those
Fancy Window Blinds, &c.
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When buying Wull Panel. don't forget that the Old
Established ch.rrir•:3 the Biggest Stock and Latest Am-
erican Patterns.
Lots of Fancy Ceiling Papers with
Corners to match,
Window Blinds Wa11-Paper
JAM -FS PICKARD, Fixeter.
MONTE E
arm Expectorant!
REMOVED.
Gortial
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Mr. T. DEA.BING has repo., to his new
stand, one door north et Des Lutz's
Drug Store, oppoele• the
Central Hotel. ,
Where he will be foetid is 1;0, offering
• Bargaili3:
In Dry Goode, Geocevies,
G•lassware,
in order to eIelir fl. -111 the
bulk of generol stock,
LItt etliS foe CASH only, slid no book ac-
conuttekopt. tatter riind Egs taken
Ise Cash, Give him a, ,.1.11 and
•see for yourt 12
temeniher the Spot
"X' ZAIRX1/0
The high character ofthis old medicine
as a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Throat and Lung Troubles is repeatedly
confirmed by the gratifying, grateful and
ensolicited testimony received 'sfrom those
who have been benefitted by its use.
P.EAD Tali; FOLLOWING t
Mr, S. J, Werssoore, Totonto,
"1 haye used. Hallamorc'e Eepeetotant isi
my family for Coughs and Colds, for thir-
teen yeave andwoald not he without it."
Mito tt S 11, Car Inspector, C,P.
Gelb, writes t --
soul me one dollar's worth or Hal.
more's Expectoraet, I eannot get ale
‘vithout it,
*GO TO LUTZ'S DROG FOR A
25 et. Bottle,