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THURSDAY. APRIL 6th, NM
THE 13CDGET P41111)11LETS.
We heve been favore,d with print
pamphlets contaipipg a full text of tl
Bon. U. E. Foster's Budget Speech ai
his dosing reply to the Eon, Mr. Lai
' ler on the tariff. It will interest o
readers to glean some of the mo
salient points in that debate, which
cupied the time of the House of Co
mons for ten days; while a careful p
rusal of those printed decumen
would well repay the time spent in -d
gesting the figures and statistics tab
lated in one of the best Budget speec
es ever delivered on the floors a Pa
Bement. It is satisfactory to kno
that the present government is stea
ily pursuipg a policy of retrenchmen
and thus materially reducing the ta
ation of the people In proof of thi
without going fully into the figure
prest .ted by the Finance Minister, it
shewn that whereas in 1889.90 th
customs burden was $5.01 per head
the population, in 1891 92 there was
reduction per head in the burdeu o
taxation of 76 cents. Another fac
brought out in the Bedget speech wa
the remission of duties upon sugar—
by which, allowiug an average of 7
lbs. foi each manrwoman and child i
the Dominion, and supposing the sam
rate of taxation had been imposed las
year as in 1889 pp, tbeGoyernment re
moved from the taxatiun of this court
try five and one third rnillion dollars
As shewn by the'Fillanee Minister, th
actual seeing jast,'year,to the people o
...,the four-articleSalone of tea, coffee
rice and ste.gaiiiii,ilaY0d.with the
taxes imposed by 0(3;i:,tueezie admin
istration On'those.daeie' aeticles of con
sumption—was $5,828,-42. Without
going, ver the mass of statistics out
lined in the Budget speech, it is setts
factory to 'note that after .payment of
heavy expenditures.for public works
there will be a good balance to apply
to capital account; seeing that for the
last seven menthe of the financial year
the revenues are about • $1,000,000
.greater than last year, while the ex-
penditure for the same period was con-
siderably less. Again: the.deposits of
:the people in the GOi!ernment Sayings'
Banks, and also in the chartered banks,
show a ,steady. inerease. So of trade
.and commerce --for although a loss of
trade occurred with the United States
owing to their high protective tariff:
that loss was (in the words Of the Fi-
nance Minister) "'compensated seven
times over" by an increase of $15,000,
-000 in our trade, with Great Britain. In
the articles, for example, of butter, ba-
con; cheese, wheat, barley, oats .and
eggs, there has been an immense in -
.crease in our exports'. to Britain for
.1891 1892. Much of the Budget Speech
was taken up with a discussion of the
tariff policy on which there has been a
good deal of "unrest" in the public
mind. The Finance Minister took oc-
casion to combat the policy of free
trade, advocated by the Opposition
Leader, on the ground that a,protective
policy was needed not only to encour-
age native industry and manufactures
.-1-tut also to raise a revenue to carry
on the public business, and to construct
.public works such as railways and ea
nets in ordeitt 04evelop the country's
prosperity, A 'Inca of $28,000,000
needs to be raised aneually to meet the
public service of the Dominion. Efow
is that to be met, if a policy of free
trade were to be inaugurated? As
shewn by the Hon. Mr. Foster, we have
invested in natinnal industries $353,
000,000, employing 368,000 hands, at a
yearly wage of $100,000,000 aid a de
velopment of wealth yieding $90,000,
000 a year. Is all that to be sacrificed
for free trade? Are we going to de-
stroy our extended home market ere
ated by those very industries, not to
speak of our vastly increased foreign
trade? The policy declared by the
Government is that of a reasonable
protection, while they have pledged
themselyes to revise the tariff at an
.early opportunity so as to meet the
exigeucies and demands of the differ-
ent classes in the commnnity. In
short, the policy announced h,y the Fi
mince Mi Meter, as the mouthpiece of
.the Cabinet, is to lighten the burden of
'taxation by paring elowu alt unneces
sar y eStranditalree—refusing ex pen di
ture on works which an economical
government should not, undertake ••:-
. ad apti ng the scale of protection to leg
"Ornate industries ,that aro a public,
.benefit—usiug, the raw material of the
,country as far es possible-eand extend.
ling the free list on theearlff consistent
ly with qm revenue 1equLItncuts of
theLioiun ion 8ch IS tue policy ,out..i•
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Rued by the Finance Minister, who
has Premised to illveStigate rigidly in.
to every industry with a view to pre
Smiting at the next session of Parlia,
went a tariff which will meet all the
different thterests—rnanufacturing,
agricultui.al and commereial—through
out the Dominion, Already steps have
been taken in this direction—in the
loweringof the tariff on coal oil and
binder twine, so as to meet the reasou.
able demands of all classes while giv..
in all due eneouragement tt) Utile
manufactures. We feel persuaded
that the present administration have
done and will continue to do all in
their power to ease the burdens of the
people—to accord equal justice to ev-
ery class in the GOMMitillty —and to
cultivate a general feeling of content
ment among our people with their lot.
News of the Week in Brief.
Saxton's anti pool room bill has pass
ed the New York State Senate. Yeas
24; nays, 2.
Jas. Dick, of Kippen, has purchased
the Carroll Hotel, Seaforth, for $3,050.
Mr. Dick takes possession. May 1,
Joseph Tayenor, a native of Stafford
shire, England, who weighed 526 lbs.
died at Radway, N.J., yesterday, aged
60.
Mr. R. S. Murray,„ the well known
dry goods merchant of London, has as
signed. Mr. Murray has been in busi
ness 45 years.
Mr. John A Pebles, once a resident
of Hamilton, and well known among
commercial men all over the Dominion
has been burned to death in Tokio,
Japan.
Charles Hilton Davidson, the Bur
liugton forger, confessed when put on
trial at Milton Thursday and was sent-
enced to five years at Kingston with
hard labor.
At Durengo, MeK.,-feyontng woman
apparently died. When placed in the
coffin she opened her eyes, looked as-
tonislaed and then got up and wanted
to know whatit all meant. The rela-
tives fled in terror, thinking the devil
was at work.
The foliowing mass has been taken
from the stornach of a patient who died
at the insane asylum at Kalamazoo,
Mich.:—Seventy-five stones,. 38 nails,15
staples, 2 screws, 2 buttons' and piece
of. glass. Total weight of foreign sub
stances, 21 ounces.
Sixty-three county constables of
Middlesex met on Saturday to protest
against the new tarriff of fees adopted
by the Ontario Government. A reso-
lution was passed asking the Govern-
ment to restore the old schedule other
wise they will resign.
Irving Latimer, the druggist who
was sent to Jackson state prison for
life for murdering, his mother, who
poisoned a guard and escaped, being
subsequently recaptured, has now been
confined in a dune.eon cell, and will re-
main there till he dies.
S. Miller was fitting a collar on the
neck of a horse Thursday outside a
saddlery store, Brantford when the ani-
mal got started and Miller caught it
by the vase. He was thrown head first
against a telegraph pole and had Ins
skull fractured, together with internal
injuries.
Burned to Death.
Port Stanley, March 30.—A shock-
ing fatality occurred in thk village
last night, a demeuted woman being
burned to death in her bed. About 2
o'clock Mrs. Hough, who resides on the
west side of rhe harbor, ()Nerved She)).
hard's planing mill, on tho oast side. to
be on fire. She immediately gave the
alarm, and soon a large crowd of vil
lagers were at the scene of the fire,
which they could do nothing to sub-
due. They were able, however, to
save the engine, the circular saws and
other machinery in the lower story,
as well as three or four thousand feet
of lumber. The wind was at this time
in the southeast, but shifting to the
south sent the flames directly north,
over the -dwelling house and store of
Mr. E. J. L. Orme. about 100 feet away
About 3 o'clock this building also
caught fire, and Mr. Orme and family
were hastily removed. and willing
hands at once got out the stock of
furniture in the store, as well as the
piano and other household furniture in
the dwelling portiou of the house. In
the excitement of the hour the fact
that Mrs. Orme's mother, Mrs. Sif
ton, whose mind has been deranged for
some years, was in bed upstairs was
entirely overlooked. When the start-
ling infermation was given, every of
fort was made to reacri the unfortun-
ate woman, but in vain. Tames New-
man climbed a ladder and broke in a
window, but could not enter owing to
the fire and smoke, and was forced to
abandon the attempt at refielle.. When
the fire had consunitici the building to
the ground the charred reina.ns of Mrs
Sifton were found in the' flames, The
structure was one of the fast disappeer
Mg landmarks of the village, known
for years as the Robert Thompson
w,,trehouse. A short time ago it was
bought b,y F. Shepherd, who turned it
into a planing mill "There was rio in
surance, and the loss on building aud
contents will probably afnounteo over
$1,000. Mr Orme 80tne time ago
moved part of his stock to 'another
store, ancl thus his loss will not be so
-
reek:. The, house belonged to, the Batt
estate and vvas not insured:, ' Mm. 8if
ton, the unfortunate woman .1,110 niet
her death, was aged about 60; and
formerly. lived in London. She had
been slightly demented for Some con
siderable time, and wee onfined to the
hnnqn, /DS I3 v131 1C15 not even
knowieg of her existence,.
Around About
Mr, Jos', OddYx St. Marys met with a
patnful aeuident, on Friday last, While
WOrking a rip saw ,in the earpenter:
shops at the Maxwell works Two
lingers on his' left hand were badly eut
The same day Mr. Herb Page also met
with an accident in machine shop and
the loss of a number of teeth was the
result.
Harpley.
Mr. W. a Hayter has disposed of his
driver to Mr. J. Snell, of Execer, for
the sum of 8125.—Mr. Richard Webb
is busily engaged bpi ding a commod
mus dwelhug on his new farm,—Mt
Allen McInnes returned home from the
Michigan lumber woods ou Thursday,
after an absence of live months, looL'-
lug well,—Mr. W. She,rritt has com-
menced the work of framing Mr. Geo
Love's barn and expects to be ready
to raise in a few days. This will be
the first of the season.—Mr. R. Webb
has sold one of his horses to Mr. Dardis,
of Montreal, for a good figure, 10 be
delivered in Loudon.
1`B" Line.
Mr, John Pollock was in Parkhill the
other day on business,—Mr. R. Cooper, •
of Taylor Groye,•was visiting' at Mr.G.
Polloeks OD Sunday lest. --Mr. James
Sutton has bid farewell to the 19th
con and has gone to McGillivray to et
iive. He will be greatly miseed ;
this vicinity as he was a great favorite 41.
with all Who knew him.—Mr. G. and •
Miss S. Pollock were Visiting ma the t
Sauble live last week. They went for 4
a boat -ride on the.creek and had the
pleasure of wading ashore.—Mr. J. Ma- ee
son, who has been in the Michigan ltun.
ber woods all whiter, has returned •
home with his pockets well filled. He
intends to move to Michigan shortly. 4
He beipgan industrious and steady •
man he will probably do well over
there.—Mr. Robert Pollock, of Boston,
was visiting his parents on Sunday
last but he had to return early in the
afternoon to the little rock.—Miss A.
Adair, who Ives so grief - stricken by
the sudden death of Mies Bertie Latta,
is now under the doctor's care. We
hope to see her around soon again.
Aire, lefuoIcensae AIPea,e,
Mrs. Mackenzie, widow of the late
Hon, )-Alexander MaeleallZile, died at
10.80 Friday night at the residence 82
St. Allan's street, 'Toronto 1)eeoased's
maiden name was Jaue Sym. She
was the daughter of the late Robert
Sym. of Pe,rthshire, Scotland. She
married the Hou. Alex, Mackenzie on
June 17, 1853, Mrs. Mflekepzie had
been ailing for some time, and bad
been under the care of Dr. James Thor
burn. .F.lon. Alex. Maeleenzie died en
April 16, 1892, or just about 0 year
agQ . The funere 1 of Mrs. Maekenzie
took place in Toronto on Moeday, and
the 1(110 11118 were interred at sarnia on
Tnesda
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YOUR HEALTH!
HOFFMAN'S
HARMLESS HEADACHE
poWD EFIS
Cler0
ALL.E,AOACH E.
fiv4ey are 'Stet aavere
g'16ed to curs sverp,
thing,,butsimprv bead.
aches. airy Puss,
wut cost but 05 cent*
fosw boa, and them a.,u1
aarnt?eas.
Tho are not a Cathartlo.
IF YOU ARE RUN DOWN
Brewster
Messrs. Ross & Pollock have securect
the services of Mr. Robert peeper as
cook; at the Commercial, House.—The
Taylor Brothers, accompanied by their
wives, attended the ,funeral of their
aunt in Forest this week.—Mr. ,Ernest
Curts, of Sault Lake City, Utah, was
the guest of his baother, Mr. John
Curts. last week. He reports things
booming amoog the Mormans. A
young man living not a hundred miles
from here became "mashed" on a
young lady of these parts and a short
-time ago presented ht'.—with a gold
ring as a token of his esteem for her;
hut the fair one (fickle as are all of her
sex) had not smiles for him, but when
a more handsome suitor came along
she was all smiles. Now Mo. 1 de
mends his ring, which she refuses to
give up, as she claims it was a present,
pure and simple, (simple more than
pure) so now sonnie has got neither
ring nor girl and he cannot sleep at
night from thinking of his loss. Well,
poor boy, vou had better take the ad
vice of an older bead and keep your
rings till you are more sure of the'
young lady's affections next time,
, Mr. .rceitsGilson,
A stalwart teamster %Mlle employ of the
Glens Falls, N. 'E., Lumber Company, says
that both he and his wife highly recommend
Hood's Sarsaparilla. She
a#2 t failed to gain strength atter
,eial a severe illness, felt anis.
erable, could not Sleen, and had no appe-
tite. When she took Iffooda. Sarsaparillft
she began to pick up and was soon allright.
Ms own experience was that in the spring
he was all run down, had weakness and dis.
tress in the etotnach. Hood's Sarsaparilla,
brought lain a round all
d
right, and he ErrAr IS now better
and heavier ‘e'''' ' than 10 r
years past. Thousands, yes almost Millions
of People, testify to the wonderful value of
Hood's Sarsaparilla for that tiered teenier;
or weakness of mind, nerves or body. /1 is
the helping hand which restores full health
and strength. Mr. John J. Seully, President
o f the Seamen's r 1 a
ine Street, Detrbit, . , , se.'
Union, 256 collier- -241 ee, ing
Michigan, Voluntarily Writes as follows:
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Gentlemen: I feel hi duty bound to tell
r . of the benefit 1 Ioode-
ia,,,,,rived Vein ld'S
ake. Sarsaparilla. I havo
been troubled with nervous dyspepsia, Wa8
tired mad laregatid, with PO anthiLiOn to
work; my Sleep was irregular. Se I began
a ' taking Hood's Sarsapa-
an ide Villa. 17rena the very first
mag te,kra 11.4k it seemed to be just the
thing for Inc. The 2111CIAVOUS dyeperseist haa
now entirely gone, spy appetite is eXeelleat,
I tan eat heartily Without diStreSS atter.
Wards; Il‘eloop wells
"ron and eau now go aliout
e My Work Withent that
tired feeling So frequent before 1 took
Hood's Sarsaparilla
/bays taken Six bottles and recommend it LW •
tholciieg of ritiodinialen.0 T. 3SOUraiEe
HOOD'S( Pit.t.0 cure liver ins, constipation,
biliousnees, jautdied, sick headache, indigestion.
iThe foliowing is a list of prize- •
winners in our last competition : •
, Mr, S. B. Murray. 101 Simeoe St., Toronto, *
0 Watch ; Aliss Florence Relies, 296 Dundas
I
Check for 5350.00; D. H. Bissell, Oxford St., •
Diamond Ear Rings ; IS. M. Samson, Bank •
• .j.if .,Crioli on:: srecnei: Smpear.edlil:antAlv,nei.iaorn,dsCo
arnllieag, eGSoitd. , .•
Toronto, Business Education ; Hon. C. A. P.
Pelletier. Senator, Ottawa, Gold Watch; J.
.1> St., London, Ont., Gold Brooch; D. W.
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Gold Brooch; Mrs. Thos. McCamon, Tweed
ld B
• Ont., Gorooch ; Rose Leclaire, 27
Johnson, 532 Carey St, Winnipeg, Man.,Z
• Demesne St, Montreal, Quebec, Gold
• Ave., Chicago, Ill., Gold Brooch • Mrs. W.
*Brooch ; Mrs. Aylsworth, 3642 Sheridan I
* Robertson, 78 John St. S.. Hamilton, Ont., •
• Silver Wateh ; Mrs. J. A Grifis, 7 St Paul .
• St., St, Catharines, Ont., Silver Watch; ta
• Mrs. H. J. Folger, box 83, Franklin, Mass. •
• Gold Brooch ; Frankie Hampton, Mt. Forest; •
• Geld Brooch.; Mrs, John Rowe, box 582, •
*Brantford, Ont., Gold Brooch; Mrs. Wm..
41* BEirooeise„h879 Genesee St,, Buffalo, N. Y., Gold •
•
• All answers must be sent by mail. None
• will be received if delivered at our office.
• Be sure and answer to -gay and enclose 30
• cents, and you may rece.ve a reward that
• will pay you many times for your trouble.
ta Address,
4 (33) LADIES' FIDME MONTHLY.
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6 192 King St. W., Toronto, Can. 2
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$1000.00 IN PRIZES GIVEN AWAY.
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Mrs McGinty has lost her husband, and he
is to be found combined in the above picture. •
The Proprietors of the LADIES' HOME •
MONTHLY will give a first-class Upright 4
Piano of the very best make, valued at 4
$3 50, to the person who can first rind 4
McGinty in the above picture. A reward of 4_
a Safety Bicycle, valued at $ 135, •_
for the seeond correct answer. A complete •_
13usin ess Education. at a Com- •
mercial College to the third correct answer. 4_
A. Gold Watch. to the fourth correct •
answer. A Coin Silver Watch to :
the fifth correct answer. A $5 Gold _
Piece to the sixth. A line Nickle 11_
Watch to the next three. We will give •
to the last correct answer a Gold •
W _
"atch. To the second correct answer •
to the last a Coin Silarer -Watch, 4,
and to the third, fourth and fifth from the w_
last, each a Life Size Mezzo Tint, a et
new process made by Hall Dross 395 to •
899 Spadina Ave., Toronto, Inc fine combina. 4 1
don frame. 24x30. And to the sixth, seventh 0
and eighth correct answer from the last •
each a 'Solid. Gold. Glove Bust- 4
toner with chain and charm attached.
CONDITIONS :—Each Contestant I
Is to cut out tbe above Rebus and make a
cross with a lead pencil or ink on McGinty's :
face, and send same to us with ten &
three -cent stamps, (or 30 cents in silver) for Z
three month's subscription to the LitnIES' Z
Home MONTHLY', Canada's high-class and
popular journal. If there should be a large
number entering this competition we shall
add other valuable premiums to those above Z
mentioned. Persons living at a distance
may have an equal chance in this comped. Z
tion with our home patrons, as the date of
postmark on letters will be given prece-
dence, so answer 10 day. Perfect imparti. Z
ality is guaranteed in giving rewards. We
have given away thousands of dollars in
prizes in our past competitions, and have :
thousands of testimonials for our prompt-
ness and fair dealing. Don't class us with as"'
other firms you may have been taken in
with Write any of the successful names in
our last competition, given below. The I
bona fide offers of the LADIES' Home Mown -
LY are made by reliable publishers. who.
Advertise what they do and do what they •
advertise.
ENTRAL--
SHAVING
—PARLOR.
EXETER, = ONTARIO.
A 1-11.Eastings, Prop.
Every attention paid t,0
Lathes' and Children's
Hair Cutting.
A. "Izt:IdE,Itinc.P,s.
immimassogesago•ro.
asonamseareleveme
It Will Make You Eat.
Will Tolle Your Nerves,
Will Make You Strong.
Will Make You Feel Like
Yourself Again.
FOR CHRONIC COUGH IT
IS ALI/lowly SPECIFIC.
In all Pulmonary Diseases with emacia-
tion, as well as with spitting of blood, the
effects of this remedy are very marked.
50c, AND $1.00 .PER BoTTLE.
et SUMO You GET TUC " D.
CHRISTIE'S
COUIERoiAl) LIVERY )
First Wass RIGS And HORSES
ORDERS LEFT AT THE HAWS
SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
Tax=o.st Reanozaodole
Telephone Connection
W. G. Bissett's Livery.
First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
Store, will receive prompt attention.
TERMS - REASONABLE
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
W. Grl. BESSETT
164.12•Eiremar.41,..V.Wo....a.
READ AND LEARN.
That our Planing Mill, Sash Door & Blind
Factory is fitted tip with the latest improve
ments. We are prepared to do planing and
matching, band and scrollsawing turning
inonlding, grooving and all kinds of mach-
ine work on shortest notice. •
In our LUMBER YARD you will find a
large and well assorted stock of all kinds of
banding m a.terials. Pine and hem lock lum-
ber dressed and not dressed. See our stock
ot'x x and x x x Pine Shill gles m an ufuctured
by the best makers in Ontario. We also have
a large stock of A 1 Cedar Shingles welch
are excellent value. No.1 Pine -Lath con-
stantly in Stock We have a laage stock of
bean sash which we can furnish with or
without glass. We are fitted up with mach-
inery specially adapted for rn along all kinds
of" Tanks and Cisterns, which we ean furnish
to our customers on short notice. We show
something new in this line for watering cat-
tle in the ffeld or barnyard.
Our celebratea Bilking Cabinet is still at-
tracting much attention, and giving entire
satisfaction whenever used.
Call and examine the above named stock,
all of which will be sold at lowest prices
ROSS & TAYLOR,
Main St.. Exeter
.......1111621911.21,36..4.1===
The
Cheapest and.
Best Place in,
Town
To get your Boots and
Shoes mended, is at
GE0.111ANSON'S!
Just a few more pairs
of those .Men's cheap
Hepburn Shoes and La-
dies' Dongol a Kids left,
GEO. riiNsog,
Next: Nor
Solidi of Pestolliee
—All persons who want_
CHEAP ONEY
at 5, 6 and 6i PER CENT should call —at the --
Office of R. LT, COLLINS
....,,saanaawawata.arnmanwslowum......,ounroaro4
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J. SNELL,
st.
EXETER - ONTARIO
Has now in stock
litIttmn uti .1gintlr
C4-00=8.,
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Suitings and Trou
erings,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser
lugs.
French and English Worsted Cloth
411 made up' in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
J. SNEL
EXTIIAIA DRUG :TED"
A complete stock of
Pure and Reliable Drug
ALWAYS REPT.
Patotplegicigs,SpoRgo
must's Supplics
At right and reasonable price
Prescriptions
and Family Receipts
Carefully Prepared.
TROIS 000111011 POWagi
the best in the marke
C. LUTZ./PROP.
night
The Fashionbie
Cutter and
Fitter. .
As I am the olCUTTER
and FITTER in to sato has
visited the large c s in the
United States this int, I am
therefore the best 11. to fit
yOU in The Prop t Ie.
Ladies,
When you haveu t
the material folydn
Spring and Sumnir c t
come to me and ge fitt
Gentlemen,
.BefOre you bu yo
Spring Suit, com
my shop and ge post
on THE STEWS,
BERT.KNIGHT,
The Fashionable Gutter al Fitter)
li, AS A
v4v; SPRING
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1 MEDICINE.
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' 0 No other retnedy ex-
sift et On the en tear-ecisscy6stegixt° PLINvgtitiQns
Blood titters. Itipurilles, cleanses, tones
end strengthen.
, IN SPRINGTIME
Verieue clieerdere IEFLY attack the liver'
lhe strong food talc li during winter over -
?Pads the system, c°1ogs the bowels and
produces biliousness, constipation sick
, ileadaclie, boils, pinaplesj had blood', skin
, d48SosePttelilood Elittete unlookfl all the
he ologgod avorruos of tins system, curios off
6; il foul huMerS and impurities,M
and cares
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.0 alsigsaile hagliegclilgtilt enciSVALIthtlig
thonntiro system, '
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Eruptione, Soros, Skin Dieemase, SO:
eto, Burdock Blood Bitters really
bad blood,driving away eve* Vast!
' 117°n1 I commonllo pitnPlo to the
Scrofulous sore. it is the Una that ,
e Mr, II, . Lockwood, of Lindsay
had 53 belts in one year but was c.
cured by n.13..13. .
B.S.'S, Cures Bed Bhod.
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' r• YSPEPSIA.,
Wrong action of the
etornach and digestive
9 ' organs 091, 01 Dyspepsia
and kindred cliseasaa
such no Sour StomachWaterbrash,lleart-
bera,Diezineas, Constipatioa, ' '
sicK I4EADAGNE,
Lost Appetite, all -gone fooling at pit
of stomitobanil digress allor oatInff, ' To
be dyspeptic is to be miserable,' hopeless,
languid and depreesed in body and mind.
case, however, is so obstina,,4 o or macro
that 33,B. n. cannot mire or relieve it
I was in =leery from Dyspepsia bat, two
bottles of B.B.B. entirely freed me from it.
Med L. ii.Erus, Hamilton, Ont.
53.. riCures Dyspepsia
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