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The Exeter Times, 1891-4-30, Page 4Established 1877. 6" a p'NX�T .1, ZBANTER, EXETER, ONT. Tmune ts es ea erste banking busing FR Receives the accounts of merchants and there on favorable terms. Offers every accomwodation eunsieten twitb 1 s. encu e • ive bank n a F n�er►at b a gp afe ti•ndca . Fpisa ondost ive er cent t I teresta hawedp Drafterssee4payable et any office of the Merchants Bank NOTES DISCOUNTED. it MONEY TO LOAN ON NOTES AND MORTGAGES ti .1 at eatii ' Vi31111. . THURSDAY APRIL neth, 1591. NOTES .AND Ot?11I?1IENTS• The Dominion Parliament ent assembled en Wednesday. tit I.�,Iad Stanley of Preston is likely to be reeealled, His name has been mentioned probable Suceesst4' t:) ].tire] Lansdowne :as"icer,I of India. t i• 'I• A protest Against the return of Mr.W H. Hut^Mitts, the Cornservative elect for North :1litbllestex, who was elected un a recount by a majority of six, has been tiles]. "w (to.r,•lec•'•iri.ln hats also been entered against the (defeated candidate sir. Taylor. A protest has been enter- ed a^;alinst the (election of :lir. M. C. Cameron, of West Huron. Iion John (.'ailing has been called to the 'Senate. lie w611 retain his portfolio a9 :fluff see r ti Agriculture, the gearlia- tn.:marl* Farr of leas work being carried on by teras of his colleagues. It is un- derstood that this is a movement not bearing the e.iarteter of perluaneney, and the expectation i3 generally enter- " t nter-ln:at iso' will swn be in his ascus- totned sat its tl,e There are :y2O idle convicts in the l .atlmas penitentiary, azul. farmers baro to put four horses to a wagon to. draw tela bushels of corn into Leavenworth. It takes along five bushels of that topay his (extra taxes to support the prison. Ther ib•tr..sit Vree Press eS3 thltks that someone should suggest that the brad et/nviets and the had roads should be brought nearer together. ,a* Here is a nut fair our farmers to crack. According to the Oficial statistics just issued by the Michigan state depart. nt ig 1 a crop of .Ilcl 1 an In ewle t 1 nteiit the c . Eo 1SS3 cost $18,200,3?8 to produce, and its value was $1,t3,728,803, or an actual. cuss of X1,4711:43The total oust of the corn crop was *12,`3110,032, and its value $7,2:14,243. or a lossof$5,014,7t7. The cost of the (nit crop was also less than its value. Where is the. profit to the ;Michigan farmer. verify their predictions, but disaster still holds off, much to their sorrow there is more re known . 1 truth were t If to stable riches, more real contentment, more genuine prosperity and happiness. in Canada than in, the States or in any country in the world. ., 4..4. Fiensall The boys are in to the toot ball playing. Arrived 1 at the residence of J. T Wen, gensall, April 26th, a youug daughter - Miss M. Norris, of Exeter, was visiting Wren. . Mrs � to nd. -1 a Herold Mrs ter her meters, e comple- tion. e- c Q> r :lir T. Cook's hon ( is nearing tion. Mr J. C. Stoneman lass secured the ser- vices ervices et a jeweller, a lir :deNanglieon, of Loudon. Mr Geo. Ingrain is refiitting hie store and when c:+mpleted will be occupiei by Miers Smith as a millinery store. We now mists the genial collnten'lnce and manly form of Mr R. A. Buchanan, he hav- ing secured a position in Lis•owel. Mr H. Ingram. of Clinton, formerly of this place. spent a few days of this wee]: with friends in Reinsall• Oar new \-t. it; bolus; a geed IDenstness mad gives nee e>fsstisfaction. Hetnoronghly nnderstunas hie taemess. The haropiest man in town- Mr J. C. Stoneman, jeweller. Wily - He received a ]present in the form of bouncing baby toy. We have been given to understand tient � A despatch Elam Winnipeg says: "The Canadian Pacific steamers will this year handle all through frcigiit at Fort �Fll li;tnl:' Thus is the wisdom of Hon Alexander Mackenzie clearly demonstrated When Premier, he chose Fort William as the head of navigation on Lake Superior, and was assailed by his political opponents for so doily. They e..me into power and dis carrled, Fort William, but the shrewd C P R, managers inio,se the views of the veteran Liberal leader -London Advertiser. Yes, but had Mr. Mackenzie held the reins of power 111 these years there would have been no C. P. R., and con- sequently Fort William would still be an insignificant spot. There is another sad blow awaiting the Liberals. The chances are the Gov- ernment will greatly reduce or entirely remove the duties on raw sugar. This will be in line with the action making tea and coffee free, and will make a thoroughly free breakfast table at which all the people will rejoice, but the Lib- erals will weep because they will be robbed of a cry against the government. Sugar has gone away down in the U. S. since the duty was thrown off a few weeks ago, and Canada must follow suit. The Opposition like to tell how the Mc- Kinley bill has made sugar cheap for the American people but fail to tell how it has increased the cost to them of many other articles of daily consumption. t ship were (1) Mutual confidence in each other ; (2) Fidelity to the trust reposed in you; (3) Involves every kind of sympathy.. He then depicted how a mutual eau ti deuce begets love, good feeling and happi- ness to each other ; interest in each other's welfare, and femme In soul'e welfare, 01 the 21ad -How friends were transparent and that each can eee if there be any wrottg in the other. Of the 3rd- Row the true friend will not take an undo advantage, but on the other hand will saorine° for the good of °there,to lift and rattle his fellowuteu, He then spoke of bow the order wan founded on scripture and that lie was a lover of it, uot only because of its foundation, but be - catse Y the helps it to one's u enow v e wma •hoewase aro f 11 u be r u ed bat u seeing the beauty of the friendship' true to the care, of the 'love' of one for the other, and of the truth and honesty of the one ler. the other of fniendship, love and truth- akin to those of the Great Ruler of the universe ; that haviug for it•1 safeguard those eternal principles. He would advise young men to join the order and thus as it were have au almost absolute ruarautee that they wouli be nniat;ling with good, true associates. After elosiug tbe address tbe chairman call- ed upon Mr Caseoo to oiler a prayer winch he dirt in reseal sincere and hares- sive manner. The doxology b:dug sung tate Nobe, Grand cacti upon the Rev Mr Sermon. the new English church clergyman to cies') niell prayer, and lie did eo he a most fervent and touebiug manner. The untsie was exceedingly well rendered by the uu,iiet.ee, and the oreauist, 't'iss ;Veggie Morrison. officiated iu Iter usual Satisfactory intttalier, A large umber of Exeter brethren Mr situ. hti;,r(• hoe been elected to fifeatteuelee.l sod after servlce were provhdet1 mayor's ellair durin; the: absence of Mr with tea at eleI'ityree"e Mets!, We thaulz t:olwell. the Exeter brethren for their attendaucta. Mr dames McTaggart, wha has been studying.nwtsino daring the past term in f t a Detroit. is naw furtltt'r pursuing lis fi it 1 hea QO, NDRNSED NEWS A- with Dr lleDairulld and has charge of the Frain Various Sources Timms] fir's situ, stare, out the 1)sstriet, We wtleomo Mr and .Mira Robert hell to Henault. Mr Bell is a contractor, a gond workman and bis stay in Elonsall erectile Mein}' tl blare of expenditure to the work - au of the village. At the hist meeting of 1114 tp council of Hay, wrbieell wa8 held at ZO,Tleh. that venae able body saw lit to prise a resolution dlvitltng onr present Pection into two parte. tbe northern part to receive 132 lots. the Poetthern'tiS lots. Evere thing was getting along nicely and we *hien the active of the ctintecil most itnjudiciette, Mr W. A. Waugh, who Las been Rend. fled with Ow history of Ileosall for the past, 1.1 veers, purposes leaving Oodles for Ilan. Bae, C. S. Ile will bo very much reined as be was atwaye one of the ''jolly geed fellows," ready to assist any cause wortby elf assistance. -a prornine•nt church worker - nil when tbe calumet the church demanded help he could always be relied upon. Rev J. S. Henderson and wife left Tnos. day morning by the south train for their trip to British Columbia, California and Pacific coast. They purpose remaining two months and if they have uot gained their wonted health will remain a month longer. They are accompanied by Mr and Mrs Herold who left yesterday hot will meet the former at Toronto. We wish them a safe journey and renewed health, Mr Bich Coad end 1fr John Colvill left this morning on a trip to Manitoba, British Columbia and Australia. It is expected they will visit the Czar of Rnesia as to the advisability of celebrating the auniversay of the death of Christopber Slolumbns the discoverer of the north pole, as they claim, and it they do not stop too long they may be home atniu. We wish them health, , wealth and success in their huge undertak- ing -Free Press, London, plume copy, Deports come in from many parts of the country that business is good end the prospects bright. There are always some who complain of hard times no matter how the times may be, but they cannot be relied upon as authority. The commercial agencies, which' are in a position to know, show a stearly.increase in the volume of trade, and the Govern- ment returns show that notwithstanding the adverse traffic and restricti1vp laws across the line, there has been a masked increase in exports for the ' Ifast'.i feve t%from ruin and the companionship of evil The annual meeting of the Meehaniea' Institute was held in Coxwerth's hall ou Friday evg, A large number attended ; the president being in the chair. The re I este were favorable and new officers were elected ; Pres, Dr MoDairmid ; Vice -Pres., G. el Petty ; Secretary end Librarian, J. C Stoneman; Trees, R. I) Young; Directors. Messrs Casson, Sermon,l3uchanan,Reynolds and Wren. Everything wee life and bustle Thursday last and large crowds niigbt be Been wend- ing their way to the M. E church. On io- gniry it was leaned that ane of Hennes best young men iu the persou of Mr Brutus Rennie, of the firm of Coad, Rennie ie Young, had become tiredof remaining single and jogging wearily alone, and consequently was being wed to one of the fewest of our country's daughters in the person of 31ies Jessie Cbapman, daughter of Mr John Chapman, farmer, near Sexsmitb. The ceremony being performed and "the twain being made one," after receiving the con- gratulations of their many friends the newly wed couple then proceeded to Air Chapman's residence, where, it is needless to say, the table groaned beneath the e eight of delici- ous eatables, which, Mrs Chapman alone, can get up. After all had fared sumptuously we are informed, all the pleasure of games and music were indulged in, and all being contented and the new couple happy, the company broke up with best wishes for Mr and Mrs Ronnie. We join with the many in wishing them every prosperity and happiness. The I. 0.0. F. held their .anniversary eervioe in their lodge room on Tueeday evg and was a decided success. Their spacious room was seated with chairs and every chair was filled, thus showing that the order has the respect of the citizens of onr village and surrounding country. The time having arrived to begin the services the N. G , Robt Carlisle, took, the chair and in neat sr•eeoh referred to tho program of the evg, and after singing one of the excellent selections under the title of 'epeoial odea', he introduced the speaker of the evening, Rev E A Fear, of the Nile, who led in pray'tr, then read from the 23rd chapter of let Samnel, 1st to 16th verse, which related to the true friendship of Johathan towards David, who was sought by Saul to be put to death. After singing another ode the speaker entered upon his subject, viz : "Truo i? riendsbip." He first divided it into three heads, viz : (1) "That a true and faithful friend is one of God's greatest gifts to man'; (2) 'Requisites of a true friend' ; (3) 'Ile is my beat friend who is indeed a friend to my soul." From the 1st he drew in a very forcible manner that the lot of man was not for separation but his desire was for friendship, associations with others, be it in prosperity or adversity • If prosperity, to share its joys with him ; if adversity, to sympathize 'eitb him, and thus help him to bear his burdens Isola- tion tends to selfishness was clearly ehown. He tben showed how many a young man was by the influence of I. 0 0. F, saved factory condition when you may be so much benefited by Hood's Sareapartlla, It purifies the blood and makes the weak a%rang, Mr Robert. Winter, of 19eaforth, shipped three car loads, of fat cattle Wednesday. Three two year olds weighed 4,070 liss, and the heaviest one weighed 1,500 lbs. One of them was only a year and ten months old, and was an Ayrshire and Durham cross. The steers gained 60 lbs: per head during the past mouth. Thee. were fed about 40 lbs of ensilage per day. SIIDDLESEX. the North Middlesex elteese factory commenced edoperations o Monday Parkhill is agitating foF a Poial market days. 3fr T J Snowden of McGillivray has a lock ot wool taken off a thoro•bred Lincoln yearling ewe, which measures 15 inches, The Parkhill Telephone Company has been legally ineoeporated by the Provincial Legislature. and the line will run from Park hill to Grand Bend, with offices at Moray. Corbett, Greeutvay and 1 arptey. EDnroRten EVIIIE:ccu-Gentlemen-Your H+e<gyarel's Yellow 011 ie worth its weight in gold for both internal and external u -e During the late La Grippe ei"idemid we found it a most excellent preventative, and for sptaiwed limbs. etc., there is nothing to egnat it. Z1r3t. PEMB RTON, Editor Reporter, Delhi. Ont. On April 19t1 ]Rey Father fiennedy of the a 'athedrel, l.sa3adon, aeeisted by Rev. Father hraley, Pastor of alt. Carmel R 4 church, blessed three beautiful statues there. They were one of the Stu.: cal Wart of Jesus, one of the lmniaeulato heart of Mary and one of St. Joseph. The statues were donated by Mr fiatry. a resident ;of the mission, who, it will too remembered, recently gave the church gl 00) for the purebase of a bell and altars. The Flt Marys bicycle club was formed last oveuiug with about 15 members. IL A. L. White, postmaster, of_ St Marys i+ seriously indisposed, On Monday eveniu5 the :rational hotel, St Marys, caught tire. The,rzplasiou 01 lamp was the cause. No seriooea dentine, Oa Monday the baro of Mr Ed Fvaue. lot 1, W. 31:It, was destroyed by tire, Cltilei• ren had taken mangles tit the b trn to play with is the, explauetion of tho cantleer/diem Do not suffer from diek headache ,a mem rut lengsr. Itis not necessary. Carte•r'e. Little Liver Pille will cure you, Dose. one little pill. Small pried. Small dose. Small pill. Thera is a young lade, the daughter of u weeltbyfanner of Morningtou, who has not slept without medicine for two years. She hale not closed her even in eloep for several mouths. It id a moat remarkable case au.,.l puzzles the skill at the medical man, who of Stretford. JohnIi,ey, of Stratford, dieei on April 23. tie wan confined to his bead for about two veeka, though for some tiler previously be lead been in poor health. I)oeea8e 1 was a retired farmer and had lived in Strat3u1 fifteen or aixteou years, He was over 75 years old. Nervous headache. female wenttuess, pale and sallow eomplezionn, suppressions, ete., 'mesdly yield to Dr Williams' Piuk Hill, They eurlch the blood, restore shattered nerves, piadnce rosy cheeks and the glow of health. Sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price -50e. a box, or five bates for$2-by addressiugl)rWilliams Mrd Co, Brockville, Ont. months and a decrease ie tiinpi.8etie ` associations, have instead of being injured tradegood end plentyof moneybe was lifted up to a purer and better life - With to a life of future usefulness, saved from in circulation the people are nob likely the thraldom of these vices, which, enhano- to pay muck attention to the chronic ing for a time, lead to eternal misery, woe, or destruction. The speaker then showed grumblers who hope for disaster to Gnenr, •--In Exeter, on the 22ad inst., the wife of John Grant, a Fort. Chas Steeley, aged about 19 years of ago, has been lodged in Stratford jail. on a seri- ons charge. Steeley was sent out to Canada about two yeara ago by au emigration society. Was hired by tarn Dow, of the 0111 con of Hibbert. He left Mr Dow's last fall and went to Hugh Kennedy's for the winter. For some reason he harbored a doep.rooted spite against Mr Dow, Between two and 'hreo o'eleak last Wednesday morning he entered Mr Dow's house, armed with a heavy club, and walked right into Mr Dow's bedroom. He first struck Mr Dow on the face with his heavy club, making an ugly wound. The next blow fell on Mr Dow'e hand, which was thrown up in defeu ec Mrs Dow by this time waked up, and on rising from her pillow received a heavy blow on her breast. The fellow thou beeame alarmed at the noise he bad made and rushing out of the house to the barn, which he fired and had ablaze in a few minutes, On seeing the fire the inmates of the house rushed out, and had just time to get the live stook out of the burning building. The barn was a Targe and splendid building, and contained a large quantity of hay and several hundred bushels of wheat, oats and peas, besides sundry implements. All the hay and grain contents, with one calf, were burned, and the loss will be heavy, as there was but in100 or $500 insurance on the whole thing. The lost is put by some at $1,700. Steelywas err i edand brought be- fore a Magistrate at Mitchell. He admitted that Mr Dow had never done him much harm, brit held that be was owing him a small balance of wages, which he refused to pay. This Mr Dow, however denied. He was committed to jail to await his trial. HERON. Mr W. B. Mathews, of Goderiob, the well known mail clerk. is still in so critical a condition that his recovery is not expected. Detroit, Berlin Rangers and Seaforth Hurons are the competing teams in the Western Football Association this opting. Chief Murray, of the Seaforth fire brig- ade was on Thursday last pre seated with a beautiful bluah covered, easy chair, in ex- pression of the beat wishes of the brigade. You hardly realize that it is medicine when taking Carter's Little Liver Pills: they ate very small ; no had effects ; all troubles from torpid liver are relieved by their nee, On Wednesday last at the residence of James Sproat, Esq , of Tuckeramith, the marriage of his daughter, Miss Sarah A., to Mr Robt Bell, jr., son of Mr John Bell, of the township of Hay, was solemnized, • Rev S. Becker, pastor of the Baptist church, Zurich, has received a call from a congregation in Holland, New York State, and leaves' for there this week. Mr Becker has been pastor of the church here for seven years. On account of the volunteer Damp being held the last twelve' days in Juno, it has been decided to hold the Firemen's Towne ment in Seaforth on the 1.Gth and 17th of June instead of oil the 23rd and 24th as formerly determined. THE fPaDNG MEnroxNE-The popularity which Hood's Sarsaparilla has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful. It poaeeees just those elements of health -giving, : blood - purifying and appetite restoring which every body seems to need at this season. OW some of the requisites of true friend- Do not continue to a doll, tired, unsatis- af�1RRIFP. erre.--Srenee-At the ressleuete of the bride', father, Tuokeranrith, an tlt0 22nd lust , Ur 11 lbs Bell, of UUeusatl, to Sarah Ano, e('evutl daughter of James Sproat, Peg. 1tGrteeent`-•-Hrecttt::0R-aOn April 15th. tet tho reeialeuce of the bride's parent*. lilwelaar.l, by that 1'a>r W. IT. Taylor, James McCracken, of Ttaronto. to Annie liutchings, daughter of Depntyrteto W. Butebiuge. DIED. �mnnrrttx�Ies Me(iillivfar on Wcbncsdtla April 2,1rd, 11491, John Charlton. aged 72 years and 4 mos. When Baby was alaas, we gave her Criteria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. Wheu she beeanne hiss, she c'ung to Castor's/. tThen shelled Children, elle gave them Castoria, Itch eured in 30 minutes by Roolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by G. Lr'rz. English Spavtu Liniment retnores al The Appetite ll ray be iuercesed, the Digestive organs strengthened, and the Bowels regulated, by taking Ayer's Pills, These Pills are purely vegetable in rneir composition. They contain neither calomel nor any ether dnugerous drug, aied may be taken with perfect safety, by persons of all ages. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia and Coustipation. 'I bad no appetite, beanie greatly debilitated, and was -eons • stantle attlietel with Headache and Dizzi- Hess. 1 con+toted our family doctor, who preseribed for me, at various110us times, es, w ith• out affording, more thantemporary relief. Iinally commenced taking Aye1 s fins. In a short time my diegetion and nppetite IMPROVE my bowels were regulated, and, by the - time I titertirerwo boxes ref these Piilslnv tent] ney to Ise d:uhes haul di •appeared, anti 111,•.:rn i strong and well, -Darius 14. Logan, Wilmington, Del. i was trot l.l.•d, for over a hear, with Lose of Appetite., end Gamer:II Whine, 1 commenced taking* Ayl'r'ei l'tlls, and. be- fore mini.biu bail a bus of ties medicine, my ,appetite and strength. were reetured. (. t). Clark, j)aullut y, Coen. :1c -e'r'r Pae.3 aro the 'net medicine known to nes fern re +1lating the bowels, and for all diseases eau -cel by a disordered Stomach anal liver. 1 sntierctl for over three yi.Svs is saat Ale a,i h fes'. Indi4estion, pint C uu.tite,tfh.n, 1 NO' 11ei gapinctite, anti 1w:15 U•e:tti 811111 Ilv+TV ny tttu.,t 4f 1010 time, BY US1NQ three 11'1'1•; of :eyer'v Piile, and, at the *eine thee dieting myself, 1 w1 .as colt]- piettiy eureet. )ly digestive organs are now in good order, and 1 :nt1 to perfect rfa ct health. ---vhf :,1 I.u('I;wuuti,Tuuche. Bans. Ayer's Pills have benefited me Wonder- fully. nem monde' l eutlercd from lobi- postbag tutu llradat ht wee restless.; s at night. and had .t bail t to In nay mouth ewe -1'y morning. .After lama's; one box of . er N Pills, alt these troubles disap' peered. my pad digested wen, and my sleep was refreshing': --•11('nry L. Veto. Aisnway, Reeenleurt, I was cured of the Piles by the use of Ayer. 1'iine, They not only relieved nue of that paneled di -older, Int gave ale in- crewed w i,a'1r, and re,itereai 'Di)! health. - John Luzaruss St. John, 1+, D. hard, soft orealloused Lumps andlllemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints. lain, Bone, Sweeney, Stifles Sprains, Sore t 'l and Swollen Throat, C,oug la. oto. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure over known. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. NOTICE. The Thorough -bred Imported Holstein Bull, African Prince. formerly stock bull at the Ontario agricultural college:I will bo kept nn lot 8, North Thames ]toad, Usborne, during the season, for the improvement of stock, Terms SI 50 to insure. Wet. Moarsxsn,Props COUNTY OF HURON TEACH - ERA' EXAMINATIONS. 1591. The Primarytll I, class• and Junior Leaving. and Pass lfatriculation(Il cines) Examinations at the Collegiate Institutes and Bich Schools will be held le Guderieh, Clinton and Seaforth beginning Tuesday.ith of July at 8.40 Senior Leaving and Honor 5f.etrioulation tI 0) will bo held at Clinton. beginning Tuesday. 14th July,at 1.30 P' ar. Candidates who wish to write at either Seaforth or Clinton must notify David Robb. Esq., I. P. Schools. Clinton P.O., not later than 22nd may. stating at which of the schools they intend to write ; and those who desire to write et Goderioh must notify Jno E. Tom, Esq., I. P. Schools, Gode- rich P. 0., by the same date. No name will bo forwarded to the Department unless the fee of $5.01 accompanies the application. head- masters of litgh Schools and Collegiate Insti- tutes will please send the applications and fees of their candidates to the P. 8, Ins -motor with- in whose jurisdiction their school is situated. Forms of application may he obtained from the Inspector or tho undersigned. PETER ADAMSON. Goderioh.April,1891. County Clerk. 'This Space -BELONGS TO- J�d�S & 9ISSEPT Tailors. Ayer's Pills, r"rc avis;] he 11r .1•. ('.:tier C Fa,.1.ocre9C. Maas. keel ] t' - a:tAaa~Rs ao:st ami ltw flew fa Atcdictne. s the oldest and moat popular scientific and mechanical rarer published and has ire largest C7te011allt.n,..f nay; aper Of tis Ghee In Ike worm, Fully Illustrate& nest claw of Wood Srcrly- loge Pnblteleed wMil?. Fend for epDecanea rumstt. PPM° ena year. Four months, tt+at,11, MINN ,t; et), PCniannutEltei, i, 1 1lruadway, N.T, ARCHITECTS 86 BUILDERQ pi Edition of Scientific American. A great success. Foch Issue contains ei lorcd lttha,grnptnc puttee se eessetrwand eat, rrerlten- tes "r imbue buildings. outgeroun Cngravinga and fall plana nod specifications for the use of such us contemplate tenttdinlr, Price t4,reita Sear. w cis. a copy. lilt, l V it, CO., 1'C11Ltt1uomsi. Watch It Next Week ATENTR may boitecttr- ed lly nnPly- fng tel air�N fi Can Hltse h:wt' had over years' experience and hove made over ini p tions. ;send for American Handbook, o ns- +� oetm Patency. pendeatotn roy cerement Ian. TRADE MARKS, Iu rase i"ur :nark is 001 registered in the Pat- ent (]nice, apply 10 airvaf v. en., and procure Immerse(' protection. Send fur Handbook. COPYRIGIITS for books, charts, reaps. etc quleLy procured. Addreaa MINX ems: ('0„ 1'ateat Solicitors. • G5Nxeee.L tlya'tex:.:se nnoenwees. H. E 1 CURE F1TS! when 1 say Fera .1 do mammas merr5y to atop them fora. thou:oat igen have thren return ovum. I rnr ens radical cure I hove wok Cho divaa, of rllat•PIL5.1SY orl"AL.tr 1\0 t.1t 14Nt», Itfa•loua sru i 1 wvarmu1 my remedy to cursleo wortseem. aecatea• erste v,• fend to no •'ea4„n for not now te0415515ea Wore. Mutat once cora Ir, attar ant a err Bottle tit my 1:11'41114e remedy. Olve iixfsenasul1', .tne.ce. hews pot nothinr furetrial, and twin Turn ',au, 4411 eta IA's.. n. 0. now, Branch Offing,37Tonne St,, Taranto. Sore Eyes The eyes are always in sympathy with the body, and afford an excellent index of its condition. When the eyes become weak, and the lids inflamed and sore, itis an evidence that the system has become disordered by Scrofula, for which Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best known remedy. Scrofula, which produced a painful in- flammation nflammation in my eyes, caused me much suffering for a number of years. By the advice of a physician I commenced taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After using this medicine a short time I was completely Cured My eyes are now in a splendid condition, and I am as well and strong as ever. - Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. H. For a number of years I was troubled with a humor in my eyes, and was unable to obtain any relief until I commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This inediicine has effected a complete cure and I believe it to be the best of blood purifiers. - C. E. 'Upton, Nashua, N. H. From childhood, and untilwithina few months, I have been afflicted with Weak and Sore Eyes. I have used for these complaints, with beneficial results, Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and consider it a great blood purifier. -Mrs. C. Philips, Glover, Vt. I suffered for a year with inflamma- tion in my left eye. Three ulcers formed on the ball, depriving me of sight, and causing great pain. After trying many other remedies, to no purpose, I was finally induced to use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, By Taking throe'bottles.,of this medicine, have been entirely cure`dr -My-sight has been . re- stored, and there is no sign of inflamma- tion, sore, or ulcer in my eye. -Kendal T. Bowen,•Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio. My (laughter, ten years old, was afflicted with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. During . he hast two years she never saw light of any kind. Physicians of the highest standing exerted theirskill, but with no permanent success.. On the recommendation of a friend I purchased a bottle of Ayer's Sar- saparilla, which my daughter commenced taking. Before she ha used the third bottle her sight was restored, and she can now look steadily at a brilliant light with- out pain. Her cure is complete. -W. E. Sutherland, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky. Ayer'S Sarsapair;illa, Prepared'by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Cd., Lowell, Maes. 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