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CLEARING SALE FOR
Thirty Davg
Of all kinds of foot wear at'
REDUCED PRICES cAL`TNLy
Great bargains in Felt Boots. Felt $oeks and
Rubbers, Overshoes—Melee, Women's Boys',
Missesand Children's—coarse and Bine. Also
Rubbers—Mon's, Women's, Boys'. elisses' and
hildron's. Also ertat bergains inisidies' Fine
:hoes. I have everything in the j1000t 1Ssot
Veae that eau be got, I have assorted out of
my stook some lines at
YOUR OWN PRICE
Such as Wigwams—Mon's,1Voinen'S and Chit-
Pren's. lardigan Ovmehoes Women's Slippers,
cloth, carpet and leather. Men's and 13eys'
Long Boots. and some Ladies,Fine and Coarse
Shoes. It will pay you to
CALL AND EXAMINE
My stock before purehasing elsewhere and seo
for yourself the biirg,a,ies you eau get now I
am selling oheaper than the cheapest and have
the largest and best st.,ek to select of in the
town, ordered work a Specialty. 'Repairing
• neatly one and promptly attended to. No
cherges made for rips of goods boeght from
• me, No trouble to show goods Butter and
• Eggs taken in exohange fpr goods.
-Stand--MoEwan's Block, opposite Baynold's
Hotel.
- A. WESELOH,
• HEI•TSAII.
DISTRICT DOINGS.
The Latest Current News Throughout the
• District,
Mr. Hodge, of Biddulph, sailed for
England last week.
Our exchanges give many accounts
of sheep being killed by dogs.
• A young lady in Woodstock i inagines
she has a lizard in her stomach.
A lot of 13 year old boys of Auburn,
ifound a flaele of whiskey and got glori-
ously full.
Mr. Peter McDonald, formerly of
'Parkhill was accidently killed at Fort
Erie last week while coupling cars,
Duncan McLellan of Fernhill, fell-
• from his loft a distance of 15 feet and
was considerably bruised.
Sneak thieves stole a mare from a
• pasture field of Mr. F. Hodgins; 5th
con. London townshp, a few days ago.
Mr. John McIntyre, of Somoka,
was assessed $50 and costs for sellin
liquor vvithout a licenee. g
Two freight trains collided on the
T. G. •& B. line near •Flesherton laat
week, doing considerable damage, but
no lives were lost.
Hallowe'en damages are causing
considerable trouble and talk through-
out the country, the boys seemed to
have stopped at nothing.
The Parkhill Review objects to the
Salvation Army rousing people trona
their slumbers early on Sunday morn-
ings. Editors require all thesileep they
can get. •
Samuel Johnston of Pleasant Valley,
while watering his stook, was startled
by the appearance of a deer which
Game up very close to him. Of course
• he had no gun Rich people never
have.
Loma boys are amusing themselves
with catapults. A stone driven by
some of the weapons will make an in-
dentation of an eighth of an inch in a
pine board when driven at a distance
tit 20 R',13: •
• Mr, John Rose, while walking along
the road near Zurich, was overtaken
by a team and wagon, • He stepped
aside to let them pass. but the rack,
which was on the vehicle, struck hina
in the face knocking him senseless.
• The Londoners who recently visited
St. Marys seem very much pleased with
the Stone town's system ot electric
lighting. There ate 12 aro lights and
50 ineandescentis in St. Marys, and the
town is brilliantly lighted.
The case of John Vining vs. West
Ni,souri Township, which was tried in
September last by Judge Elliot,
was argued on Thursday last, and re-
sulted in a judgment for plaintiff for
$25 The action was for damages suf-
fered by the death of a horse caused
by an obstruction in the road.
A farmer near Downie, went to St.
• Marys last week and stole a hive of
pees from one of the citizens. On his
• way home, the bees got Out, of the hive
and attacked the driver and horse.
• The horse ran away demolishing the
• hive and wagon. The farmer was ars
rested but it is reported that he will
• bring a suit against the owner of the
hive for darnages tor '‘grevious bodily
harm" to self and horse.
• Lucknovv has sold its $10,000 worth
• of water -works 'debentures to Mr. Geo.
A. Stinson, .dr Toronto, for 113 and
one -sixteenth, which amounts'to a
premitim; of $1,366.25. • They also
received accrued interest from the
• first of beptember, which will bring
• $100 more, so that the total sum real-
ized on the debeatures will be about
$11,456.25.
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Minerers Linimentis used by physicians.
Whalen
BefeYs. -The late showers and genial
weather have greatly Unproved the appear-
ance of the fall wheat, and made the grass
laud in fine condition for ploughing, but
the roach are not as good as before the
rains. --Fall work is pretty well straightened
up and things put in shape for winter ;
which we may soon expect now, as snow-
birds were seen in large numbers on Friday
last. --Work on theehureh shed is progress-
ing favorably in spite of the rain. The
frame was put up on Friday and it will
soon be finished.—The question now is,
what shall we have in the entertainment
line to raise funds for the Sabbath school.
--Mrs. Hopkin and her son Joe, of 'eaforth.
are at present visiting their friends around
this neighborhood.—An idea of the great
value of property in 'Whalen, naay be found,
from the fact, that a certaiu man and his
family have been allowed to occupy a house
and acre of laud, in the village undis-
turbed, for a period of nearly ten years,
and if the owner does not soon look after it
he will have no more claim to it. But who
end where is the owuer ? that's the query.
It once belonged to a colored man named
• T albot. •
Ax a conference of Scotch Liberal
• Association held on Friday a resolution
passed favoring home rule for Scotland.
• Its consequence of the reduction in
the rate of interest upon depositS in the
Dominion GovernMent Post Office
Saving's• Banks large amounts are being
withdrawn - from these institutions.
During October the withdrawals from
the Government Ssvings' Bank amount-
ed to $141,504, while „the itggreg,ate of
deposits was $061,355. The deposits in
• the Post Oflice Savings' Bank during
October were $544,,017, and the repay'
ments, $8421000-0 redliction of nearly
$300,000.
Tzt explorer Stanley will have a rc-
mantic story to tell, and it will Sell a
book to large profit, and make hia leo-
throe remunerative. Stanley has nom-
plished a wonderful journey, etarting at
the mouth of the Congo on the west
coast, a feat no other explorer has
aohieved. But the slave trader is undis-
turbed, the Nilo valley ie closed to
o'vilizecl commerce and the way across
the dark continent -which the Intrepid
'explorer ttaVersed is 610Sed to any one
else.
Hentsall.
Barees.—The Henna House has been
lunch • improved by the application of
several coats of paint —The improvements
at the Mansion House are progressing
uicely. A new brick foundation has been
built under the hotel proper, while the
driving shed which now forms an annex
is being fitted up as sample rooms below,
and bed -rooms above.—Mr. II. McIntyre
bee sold a half interest in the Clear Grit
stallion to a Mr. Troyer, who has taken
him to Michigan, —Mr, H, trawl, of
Zurich, is daily shipping large' quantities
of fowl from this station for the city
markets.—The return of fine weather hav-
ing improved the roads, a great deal of
grain is being marketed here at preseut,—
Our grist mill under its nevt management
is doing a rushing businest4 and from what
we can learn is giving universal satisfaction.
—Our oatmeal. mill is also Tanning read
doing good work.—The eoneert ander the
anspiees of Zurieh lodge A. F. and A: K.,
No. 224, held In Coxworth's hall, on Tues.
day evening of last week, was very well
attended considering the weather and state
of the roads. It is to be regretted that a
?,more favorable night was not had as the
performance was very deserving of a large
audience.— The dedication of the new
Odd -fellow hall takes place to -day and will
be a beautiful and impressive ceremony --
concert in _connection with the same, in
Ooxivorth's hall this eve. We bespeak a
full house. An excelleht programme has
been arranged.—A number of our businese
men attended the sale of the stock of the
estate of James Pickard. of Exeter, held
there on Tuesday last.—Mr. H Ooolt(of the
firm of Cook & Reith) is shipping large
quantities of live and dressed poultry of all
kinds.—Our merchants are snaking great
display of goods and judging from the prices
we see ticketed on them, are giving great
bargain s.
issessecasesseseeersuesseasse
Just imagine your wife not being able to
svelte fer tea days, What a °hang° there
would be in the hours what an unnetural
sitcom) A case of this kind occurred in
Hamilton some timo ago, end ono bottle of
Wilson's Wild Cherry eared the atilioted lady in
feur days. This medicine has no equal for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Whooping Croup or
Croup. Sold by all druggists,
SLEEPLESS WORAY
Is ofteu occaeloried by a harassing, tick,
jng eough whin might eesily be cured if
the right remedy —flagyard's Pectoral Bal.
$ tm %VMS made nse of. Its soothing, healing
and expectorant qualities make it vender -
fully useful iu every family for coughs and
colds,
THE 13E S T EVER MADE,
Gentlemen,—My troable was heart dis-
ease and dyepessia, but I took two bottles
of Burdock Stood Bitters and one of :Bur.
dock Pills and got well, I never felt better
in my life, My brother has also tried
B. B. B. and thieks it a splendid medicine,
MRS, SOHN Berme Hamilton, Ont.
IMPORTANT TO WORKINGMEN.
Artizans, mechanics, and latioringinen
are liable to sudden accidents and injuries,
as well as painful cards, stiff joints and
lameness, To all thus troubled we would
recoinmend Hagyard's Yellotv 011, the
handy end reliable nate, euro for ontwerd or
internal use.
Have you n Cough? Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry. '
Have you a Cold? Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Bauvheeryroyu bronchitiWild.
s ? Take Wilson's
Have you lost your Voice? Take Wilson's
Wild Cherry.
Have you Asthma? Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Have you n Oold in the Tread? Take Wilson's
Wild Cherry.
'the 01(1 Bellahle (mire for all diseases of the
Throat, Chest aud Lungs. Sold by all drug-
gists.
JOY IN JASPER.
I can recommend Burdock Blood 13ittere
as a sure cure for sermula, / had it for
four yeats, and was so bad at one time that
1 was almost it solid sore. I commenced
taking B. B. B. last summer, have taken
throe bettles,and am entirely cured now.
Miss Emens PIPE, Jasper, Ont.
OUT ON THE PLAINS.
the wonderful virtues of Nasal Balm, are
known and appreciated. W. M. Arrastrong,
ot the mounted police, Fort Saskatchewan,
writer have (leen using Nasal Balm as
directed and find it to be all you claim for
it—"A Sure Cure for Catarrh, Easy to 'Use,
Pleasant and Agreeable. It gave me relief
from the first application, Everybody
suffering frorn Cold in the mead or Cattirrli
should nse Nasal Bahia .
• The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood, stimulates the secretions, and im-
parts new life and vigor to every function of
the bedy. For nearly half a century, it has
remained unrivaled as the best blood
Medicine Over dice averecl. 13e convinced
by a trial,
When, from any cause, the digestive and
meretory organs become disordered, they
'may be stitiatilated to healthy actiot lay the
use of Ayee's Cathartic Palle. These Pills
are preseeibed by the best physicians, and
for sale at all drug -stores,
ONEY FOR ALL.
WANTED—A good etergotic man, or
mem ha sell Our Emit Trees, Roses, Shrtibr4,
Ornamentals, etc. Perna anen t Meier)] on fe
Write at once for terms ,na scoore choice
of territory. 'We sell (slily firstmlase stock,
babdsothe outfit free, Address 1\1 ,VY
13ROTIIERS, Nurscrymem, lioehoster N.
Y:—St Noe, 21.
Minard's Liniment La mb erin ali'a friend,
AnwOn TolVtoTnnIts.-Are you disturbed a$
nigh ts.nd broken of your rest by a sick ohild
suffering and crying with pain of (Jutting
Teeth? 11 no send at once and get a bottle
of"IVErs.Win.8 low's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teethieg. Its value is incalculable.
.willrolieve the poor little sufferer On
mediately meend upon it, mothers: there
is no mistake about it. It °urea Dysentery
and Diarrheas, regulates the Stomach and
Bowela,euree Wind Oolio, softens the GUMS.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system . 'Mrs.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and hest female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mits.
WricsnoW's Recernixo s-carre "and no
other incl.
A delightfully perfumed preperation for
Chapped Hands, Cracked Lips And Rough ness
of the skin. Only 25o. at all druggist.
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castorla
When sho was a Child. she cried for Caeteria.
\Then she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
Then she had Children. she gave them Castoria,
Lumber For Sale!
ABOUT 15,000 FEET.
Cherry, Butternut, Ash, Elro.
and. Maple Lumber.
Well Adapted for Cabinet Makers Use.
Apply to • tf.
B. W. G-RIGG, Exeter.
INTERCOLONIAL
• R AIL.W AY
• OF C.4.1•TAI)A,
The direct route between the West and all
potato on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bole
des Chalenr, Province of Queberi; also for
New Brunswiels,Nova Sootia,Pr Ince Edward
ape B r etonIslanda, an 1 liewfoundlain d and
St. Pierre,
Express trains leave Mont real an d Halifax
daily (Sundays excepted) and run through
without change between these points in 30
hours.
The through -express train ears of the In-
tereolonial Ballway are brilliantly bghted
by electricity andheated by steam from the
locomotive, thus greatly inoxeasing the com-
fort and sal ety or travellers.
New and elegant buffetsleeping and day
cars run on through express trains.
Canadian -European Mail and
•Passenger Ratite.
Pessengers for Great Britain nr the conti-
nent by leaving Montleal on Wriday morning
will join outward mail steamer at Halifax
on Saturday,
The attention of shippers is directed. to the
sup crier facilities offered by this route ;or
the transport of flour and generol merchan-
dise intended fin:the Eastern Provinces and
Newfoundland ; also for shipments of grain
and produce hate uded for tile European mar-
ket.
Tickets may be obtained and information
about the route; aiso freight and lpassenger
rates on ap plication to
WEA THERST'JN,
• WesternFreightdePassenger Agent
931lossinllouse Block ,York et .Toronto
D POTTTNGTIE,
C-hief Superintendent
Railway office, Moncton N. 14, '89.
rALL and WINTER
0-00DS-
I have just received my larae eonsigament
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now selling off my
Previous Stook I.
MARKET REPORTS.
stmrsal
Red wirto, , s, „. 00 75 to 09 80
Spring Wueitt... ... 0076 to 00 80
Barley ••• 30 Go 00 40
Oats ••• ... 25 to 20
Clover 8)86 e 50 to 6 26
`2 50 to 3 (0
Timothy
Teas 50 to 0 51
0 4010 0 52
eggs 0 19 to 19
rinttei s7 to o 18
.- 00 t o 5 10
Flournerbbi
TotatoeS,por bushel ..• 40 to $ 155
Apples,per bagco to 1 (0
DriedA.ppiespr
... 410 000
G
0 05 te 0 06 eese er lb.
... 0 08 to • 09
Tarltoy per lb
• 0 00 to Q 06
1)uoks pet lb
... 0 se to 0 30
neieitee,sper pr •
Elogs,clressedperi ... 5 50 1o6 00
...
4 00 to 6 26
Beef
, 00 to 2 60
gidesrough,
dressed ... 3 50 to 50
Fr
" !manakins 80,01. 1
ottlfskina.
wool pert))
Rayner ton e.
Orion snerbus
Woodper eord
At figures away down. I do not believe in
carrying over goods until another
year, and will alwats
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Rather than hold them over• ,
MY STOCK
is tbe beg asslorted itt
town Mid of first quality goods
Iron Isere to exchaege goods with
the ptiblie fot cash or pro-
duce awl am bund to
do it.
• J. P. ROSS,
Market. Store, EXETER,
Nov. 13, 1890,
PUMPS, PUMPS, PUMPS
A.. WANT • S.V.P1):Lf....1)..
We will hereafter realm and keep on listed; a good .supply of wooden pumps, which
we will sell at usuelpriees, and goal antee them to all the bill with satisfaction,
We respeetfully ask a Azure of your Patronage in this line, and we will endeavor
to supply you with good pumps, and promptly,.
Iron Pumps will be .teurnashed When Desired.
Shop one door soutn of Parson's Blecleatith Shop, Mainest,, Exeter.
W. TREVETHICIC.
0 60 tk wom.....mannacammpoomr,se,......s.sat.
mouvemmasmasarmoaurownastowame...,
o no to o 90 I
• 7 00 to 9 o0 00 [HE
e 0 to 8
50to0 00 CHRISTMAS GLOBE
MARYs $ '
FaU Wheat„... ......... ,...„....,....... ... 0 80 0 82
Spring Wheat._ „....„. o 80 0 82
•fiarrey 0.. 0 3,5 0 40
Oats 0 27 0 28
Clover Seel „.„...„....„. ..... 5 50 6(0
Timothy „ . . 2 50 3 00
Higgs ... , 18 0 35
13utter . . . ...... . ....... 14 015
Potetooe per bag , • 40 1 00
•Anpl es per bush . 085
Wool per lb 20 020
Hay porton ................. .... .......... 7 00 8 00
Orem per ten • • 14. 00 14 00
...20 00 25 00
Oetmeal tier .„.. 6 oo 7 00
LONDON,
Wheat.82e to 82o per bus. Oats. 250 to
27o per bus. Peas Me to ofto per bus. Bar-
ley, Malting. 43 to '48o per bus. Barley Feed,
33to to 416 per bus Corn, 450 to 4710 per
bushel,
TORONTO. ,
Toronto, Nov 27. -Wheat -Spring No. 2, 84e
to 85c; per bus; red winter,No. 2, 850 to 55- per
bus Manitoba No 1 hard, 91e to 92o: No. 2,900
to ; P11 k$ 590 to 60c per bus. OATS 28o
to 30e per bus. PLOTJR. extra, $3.55 to 83.60
Per bbl; straight roller. 113,90 to $4,00,.
strong bakers,St4,00 to 84.50. BARLEY, No 1,
50e to 51o; No.2 450 to 46e; No 3, extra 40e to
41e; No. 3,330 to Ve.
Hogs Wanted 1
Fermershurry on your store hogs and fatten
them fot the market from January to June.
we have determined to abandon the packing
of dressed hogs in order to make the packing
of hogs a business throughout the year sVe
shall endeavor to buy at whatever the pries is,
enough live hogs during these months to run
our peeking house. As this businen is being
neglected during the late winter and spring
inonths,we think teose whohave hop suitable
for our requirements irill reap a big benefit.
We want hogs not less than 140 lb., and not
over 220 lbs., and will give a handsome priee
for the same. Recollect we will not buy a
dressed hog this winter, whereas we packed
15,000 dressed hogs after Tan 1st last winter.
J L. GRANT & CO., Ingersoll.
Eyes Tested
-FREE
—BY— --
A. t',.-71 MURRAY,
Practical Optician,
Graduate 0,ptic School N.Y,
Eyes tested; defective sight restoredby the
aid of fine glassos. Large assortment of the
fines t gl asses on hand. A callsolleited.
SZ -0-1=b1=4.6..-7-,
160 7=1,10-1•1-30.A.S-ST London,
The allaia
TiliPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
The following lands, now rented, will be
, open for sale after 1st November, 1869, when
che existing leaSeS will expire
Townsnie Coxiessassit: 9E} kliEotsvi, 6
Ray •
"
" ........ 15 NI, 7, WI,21, 25
Stephen ..... .... 14 se, 12
, Aux 8bles
1184aSEt,,,711, 14, El, Nl 17
West William
15 3
Stanley ' 8 WI, 7,WI, 8
GENERAL TERMS :—Ono -fourth of pur-
chase aloha down, and ten years given in
which to pay balance, at a rental equal to in-
terest at5 per cent. per annum.
Prices will be given on application to the
Commissioners,
• . CANADA COMPANY,
Toronto.
October 281h. 1889.
Pa:him:111c $tylos I
THE BEST YET!
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET 7
Overcoatings at any price; Suit-
ing's at any price; Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothi ng produced in }deter
Gentlenaen I leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
steak of Fine Trimitings, and the best
Cutting in Town, you are sure of atisfae.
A,. a. ovstize.
THE QUEEN of the HOLIDAY NUMBER for 1889.
FORTY PAGES of Lseautlful Illustrations and, Ltterary Mat -
tor, Coated Paper, (.:01Qrect Lithographs, maga ificen t Press Work,
Handsome Colored ()over.
TWO LARGE SUPERB, LIT HOGRAPRIC PLA.rms, in,. 15
colors, accompany this number, entitled, ,
FRI DINDS -- THE 0.A.NADI.A.N
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should miss securing a copy of this magnificent number.
Price 50. To be had from 1111 Nowsdealers and at the °Mae of
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Orders frora the Old Country must bo accompanied by additional Five Cents to cover extra_
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St,40
RENSALL,
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1-1Af?DWARE MLRCHANTS
.•..
DEALERS IN ALL THE LEADING
STOVES 1, RANGES.
./111 Kinds of Light
and Hea,vy Hardware.
1VIECHANICS TCOLS,
CUTLERY, ETC.
COAL DELIVERED ON SHORTEST
NOTICE AT LOWEST
• PRICES.
AV**
ONT
UNDERTAKERS'.
, A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS..
Emblems of the Different
Societies,
Eve' vtliing new and first. eTass.
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD-
ERATE COST. T1(.P-1 BEST
HEARSE IN THE
COUNTY.
Cive us a call tor anything in the liae.
16•MMIPASSIECOM010111.
SO,
111]1 BilE1111
6 HE
OUR SPRING STOCK
--0E----
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
—Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the— —
Very Finest Prices for Cash
have also on hand a full line of—
SHELF and BUILDING HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc., at Famine Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on hand, at prices that defy competition.
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field and Garden Seeds.'" Eave-troughing a
• Specialty. A call solicited.
BISSETT.BROS.
4916021121ELINI1211511.29620
A FORTUNE
FOR ALL
It is said that every person has
a chance once in this life time to
make a fortune and if they allow
that tinie to pass may never have
the opportunity again.
That time has come, You can
depend upon it that every person
purchasing their goods at PARK-
INSON'S saves money by doing so
thereby will rnake their fortunes.
His prices tire away down.
You are not asked high prices to
make up losses for debts contract-
ed by bad customers. Don't you
see there is thousands in it.
Parkinson's stock is new and
consists of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Tweeds,
Boots and Shoes, in fact everything
usually kept in a first class general
store. See his Mack and colored
Oashineres at 25 cents and up.
You can get the cheapest all -wool
suit in Exeter made to order at
Parkinson's.
Make no mistake' Consult your
own interests abd examine his
stock before making your purchase
elsewhere and you will soon save
enough for a Joanne. You can do
befter at the Cheap Cash Store
than any other place in Exeter,
Highest market price aliowocl
for farm produce at Parkinson's.
•
First poor Nort.h of the Town
• J. PARKINSON.
• DO YOU
WANT TO BUY
FIRST-Cti.A_SS
FUR NITU E
AT LOWER RA.TES
THAN SI-IAA1 GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-THEN CALL AT—
GIDLEY'a
—ONLY FIRST-CLASS_
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-cal-
led Cheap Horlscs can (-five
tindertiatkingiall it•s
ranoh,,,,n s.
S. GIDT_JEY,
(Siiecessor to C. de S. Oidley)
OD.DFP,LLOW'S I3LOOF
Titn DEF% A—A person cured
Deefriesa n11(11101'60E4 in the lame.'
23 yeere' standing by a eimple 1'0)10
send a deseription of it vett to ro.4
who tippliee to NiorropsoN, 177 il
street, New York,