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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-5-4, Page 4CURS BAD BLOOD, Dyspepsia, constipation, Biliousness are causes of 13ad. Blood. Good I31ood cannot be made by any one suffering from these coreplainte. The results of Boatload ere soiL3,p1MPLES,BLa7'cilas. Eruptions. Sores, Skin Diseasee, Scrofula, etc, Burdock Blood Bitters really tures bad blood, driving away overy vostigo of it from a common pimple tt) the worst Serefitions sae. Xi is the ?cilia that wires. Altft rit, Loeltwood, of Lindsay. Ont,, hada boils in One year Vitt was entirely cured by Z. V.% - • .13,4a Ourect Zad lattratatiaSziSZAttatisin-41144=6. 4er buovate, SANDERS ck DYER. PrO-a; TIIGRSDAY, MAY 4th 1893 BOMA' BU14E—L1TOST NEWS. This subject is still causing intense excitement ia London, Eng, A eumer wee set afloat lest week that l‘lr. Gla,c1 stone \VAS fired at, while returning home from Parliament. But the party arrested turns out to be a 'carat* or crazy lunatic, and the, Premier himself nnew eothing or the discharge of a re. veleta —ennui' wows to have been ac cidental. It appears that the ru.mors of Protestants in Belfast having man treated Irish Catholics were without ft/inanition ; and Mr. Morley telegraphed to the Home Secretary that ample mans had been taken to proteet the latter against any attempted disturb_ gime by the formea At latest accounts order was restored in Belfast. The greatest excitement, how e% er, prevail edin London—when 1200 delegates came from. Ulster and the Southern counties to tell the .people of England how the Protestants of Ireland viewed Home Rule There were 10,000" Lon (loners present—and the Bitheg Of Der: ry in a most enthneiastic speech. en dorsed Lord ,Randolph Churchill's phrase, "A. Great,:,Beretyal,,!'ike. pressing his opiniornofethe 'Glanstone measure. LoedaSiinibtiry, elle. bake. of Devonshire, and even the R Ca„Mayel of London, all n'eX pressed their Sym- pathy with. the-UliterelelegIta and as- eured them that:Mineellteleonagneenst • the will of England is the merest chim- era. On the other hand, the Nation - list party is taking credit to itself that the recent disturbauces in Dublin and Belfast—occasioned, as they contend, by the Protestant party—have tended to unite the Home RtlierS and to steengthen their hands. 'Meantime every 'etTort is being made by the Op- eresition and. Unionist leaders to check- mate the Government Inn at eyerg stage through committee It is calcu. lated that three months will be con- sumed in passing the Bill through its Committee stage. The real tug of war will begin on Monday next, May 8th, when the chseacter and clauses of the Bill, its scope and limitations, will be exhaustively discussed. Under any circumstances, supposing that the Bill should pass through all its stages in Committee, it is a foregone conclusiox that it will be indignantly rejected by the House of Lords. HONEY IN THE UlrITED STATES There is no reason for serious alarm respecting the business and financial sitnation in the United States; but there cortaiely is reason for exercising great caution. The insane silver leg• islation of the couutry has brought the verge of a financial crisis. Gold has for many months been shipped to Eu- rope in enormous quantities, and the drain continues The surplus in the United States treasury has been re, duced below the legal limi, it is only because banks throughout the country have nonte to the rosette in order to prevent a suddeu dropping of the cur renc,y to a silver basis. Canadian banks have taken couttsel of prudence, and are quietly withdrawing their gold from New York, The:flurry iu gold has affected com- merce and industry. Thegreat fail- ures which have been so numerous the past few days are due solely to the con- servative spirit of the, banks, which are preparing as best they can for an emergency, The groat failure of the Pennsylvania steel company at Steel- ton—an °id cotnpany with a capital of $10,000,000—is but one among many financial disasters We hope and be- lieve that very serious trouble will be averted. But it is reasonably appar etit that Illness cungress very speedily ehanges the law the currency of the eauntry will dr p ro a, silver basis, and ehat the donna, will bonnie worth from 60 to 65 cent in gold eueh a change cannot take place withen, . some rude shocks and somo serious ett I aratties. And if there, shall be trreat commercial and ithancial uphcao.ais in the United States Canada 1.8 ill to a b I ig t extent feel the elf"ners ffr Ci I leia8, in saying I hat; ffie d's ngirstiparilla cures, its propria, ors nuke no idle or extravagant clnim retarements from thousands of reliable pc (1 le ot what Hood's eirireeparilie has dot or them, ermelusivel prl rho, fact —1100D'S 1:"11.;,., ilood's Pills no` Ily upon the rousing i •pitlity to its natural dutivs, .stipatiOti and ftssist digeSlio It is propom.4 et it new $2,000 Methodist Amen Mama with a es,- naeity of 1,201J, ellee Iniayton Aromer 1VIisoeilaneons. Little Maud, 'Onev1;011 a sister of Nein When you Mid that you cannot sleep and t?,"et lip in the morning as tired as when you went to bed, be 4ssurAd Your Kidneys Of LiV01.' Cure are out of or der. Membrays Kidney and Liver Cure Wilnrenneete,:thOneonrse of all thie "nidniglIt'dOtors.4.0 the most an welcome Visit§rs-even the Doctor him self curseSiOdnuck fl.jat compelled, hitu to leahiS conifortatle bed. Suppose you trpouiqiiethod, and keep a Big 253, Bottle of .eerry Pain IUllw itt the house,aad let Doctor Squills stay in his bed. and enjoy himself. A girl residing in a Lake Michigan town has recovered $500 damages from a steambeat cenapaay for naming a boat after her without aeleing her permission. An exchange says she took offence at a marine item stating that "Kittle Marshall, having been thoroughly scrubbed, painted, refitted with canepied stern and new boilers, will hereafter Beryt) as mail cerrier and poke her pretty nose into the lake buaine,ss for all she's worth." New York, April 30.—The World's special correspoudent iii Chicago tells to -day some plain facts about the actu- al conclitiou of things in Jackson Park By me,augof some easily apprehended comparisod he presents an adequate idea of the inimence size of the build- ings in. which the great display will be honsed,'and he also deseribes graphi- cally the spleuchd effects produced by unsubatantial are hitecture designed fn a summer's 'carniyal. But what will interest the public still more is his frauk statement that the fair will not be in. preeenta,ble order for inspection for weeks to come. The buildings are far from completion, and the exhibits are mostly -unpacked. Iri itiine 'Part's of Peru hens' eggs een are Used as coin, 50 eggs being equiv• alent to one of our dollars. It is only in the very mountainous part of Peru, where the people seldom reach shops or markets of any kind, that this cus- tom preyails. But far back in the Pe ruyian mountains, the hen egg is looked upon as money. When a man wishes to make purchases with the eggs which have been collected, he starts for the market with his boys by his side laden with a basket of eggs. Two or three eggs will buy a little brandy, another egg buys spice, and so all the family supplies are purchased. The marketnaen immediately pack the eggs and send them to Lima, where thousands of eggs are daily received from the back districts.—New York Ledger. life Do It Hairowsmith, Ont„ April 80,—At about 4 o'elock this morning Mr. Wm. Cole, a young farmer ybout 85 years of age, suicided by taking nearly an ounce of Paris green. He is a son of Mr. Henry Cole, with whom he lived, and was unmarried. Medical assist ance was summoned, but to late to be of any avail. He dien about 4 o'clock this evening in great distress. No rea- son whatever can be assigned for the terrible act, ae he was known to be in a good financial position, temperate, prosperous and apparently happy. His friends, however, had thought him a little eccentric of late, but no serious result was apprehended. Deceased was the sole supported of an aged father and mother and blind brother. Che sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereayed friends, who have sustained an irreparable loss. Electricity v. steam. The recent performance of the Em- pire State Express of tne New York York Central, which ran at the rate of ninety five miles an hour for ten cou secutive miles, has greatly interested mechanical engineers and sceintific men generally. This remarkable re- cord is expected to have a very ina portant bearing upon railroad schedu- les of the near future, and is especially interesting at thtis tirne, when extra- ordinary efforts are being made to re duce the time between distant points by means of electricity. Until lately eighty miles, or perhaps eighty three, had beea the fastest time made by any railroad, and this speed of ninety-five an hour by a complete train, weighing ta the neighborhood of 200 tons, and runneng over different grades, throws new light upon the ques‘ ion of attain- able speeds, and. gives Atone data from which to work and figure for the fu- ture. G'reen Goods !sharks: Ottawa, Ont., April 27th—Major Sherwood, commissioner of Dominion police, is in receipt of scores of letters daily which show the credulity of hu- man nature. These letters are address ed to Chas, E. Taylor, 512 First street, Hoboken, N. J., but will never reach their destination. Mr, Taylor is in the greet, goods business and the letters are either for further particulars re garding the business or inclose a sum of motley for a supply of the stuff. All letters sent to that address will go di- rect to Major Sherwood, and he now hes in his keeping the liberty of many a man who has written to Mr. Taylor. Some of the letters are, or would be, pathetic, if for any other purpose. One woman living near Toronto actually mortgaged her calm to raise $300, which is the, loweet sura the green goods dealer will consent to receive. For this she was to receive $3,000, but didn't and has since beeii writit.g let ter after calling down the curse of heaven because she has not been able to w,vindle her neighbors by reeeiving counterfeit money, One follow from netario visited NeW York a ad brought home a valise lined with what he stip posed was counterfeit money, It Was sawdust Ile writes: "l'he tnonoy you got from me 1 was saving for my motherless children, my poor orphans." These are hilt samples of these scores oF letters received here, from simple. tons, to those swindlers who are; grow - fp rieb e)it tho at adulity and.: ettineffee at their vietime. Clevton, who died from poisoning last week had, a startling experience Saturday, Edward Clayton, an em playe at the Otis Steel Works is her tether and they live at 832 Superior street, A woman walked into the house on Saturday morning and an, nonneed herself the mother of the child Maud wes puzzled and frightened, and rushed ont tetutairma'her father. '4It must be et "Mistake " hecsaid whett the child porired out her stoiy. When he reached the housenhowever, he found that it waSqiot a mistake.There was the mot*. Of the child 4.111 of Nellie Clayton, Viit.shejsalow,Mi.s. Robinson, of Oberlin. ".'..Clastou 'coUld not easily have recciOd kgreatex !surprise. He was divorenia*Tione his "wile iu 1881. She left the city after a few years, and he was informed afterward that she was dead. Mrs. Clayton had also un• dei -stood that her former husband was dead, and she did not learn to the con- trary until she re:ad the accounts of Nellie's sad end. Together Mr. Clay- ton aod Mrs. Robinson visited, the cem- etery on Saturday afternoon. The wo. man was greatly affected. She return- ed to Oberlin Monday. The couple were married at Hamilton, Ont., in 1876. Forma Aft er Thirty "VearS. A few days ago an advestisement was published by Aikens & Allan, so. licitors,of Toronto, in which informa- tion was sought as to the whereabouts of David Leith, who in the year 1863 resided in the Towuship of Grey, Hu- ron County. The result has been the discovery of the mother of the missing man, who will be raised from a position of poverty to comparative affluence. The facts of the case are about these: Merrill Logan was born in Scotland but came to 'Canada when a child. In 1851, at the age of 16, she was united in marriage to Robert Leith at Toronto her two sons being John and David. Five years after their marria,,e'e Mr. Leith died at Beaverton, and John went to live with his grandfather Leith and David with his grandfather Logan in Eldon Township, York County. Mrs. Leith married James Cooper in Torten to, and after living for some years at Oshawa they located at St. Marys where Mr Cooper died. Mrs. Cooper was a res- ident of Seaforth for about 15 years and. has lived in Brussels for the past 10 years. By the second marriage she had seven children. But to go back to the Leith boys. John became a far- ner in York County and David went to Buffalo. About twenty seven years ago he was,stricken with black small pox and died in a Buffalo hospital. He was unmarried, and the mouey which his mother will now receive was left to him by his grandmother. The old lady is iow 67 years of age. During the _ a past winter the council aided her, News of' the Week in Brief. The water was let into the Rideau canal Saturday. J. S. Taylor, United States consul' at Winnipeg, died Friday after ten days' illness. The Oakville basket factory was completely destroyed by fire on Satur- day morning. Crossley and Hunter, the evange- lists, open a series of services at Napa - nee Saturday. Townsend, the man who wanted to shoot Premier Gladstone, has beeu ad jaidged insane, Nearly $2,000,000 worth of new buildings are under way and projected en Winnipeg this year. The National Bank of Australia has, failed. It has 150 branches in Europe and theUnited States Two new cases of smallpox are re- ported at Winnipeg, ,one at Rat Port age and four at Fort William. Montreal aldermen propose to tax all telegraph and electric poles $10 eaeh, There are 10,000 poles in Montreal. A vigilance committee of 30 reput- able citizens has been formed in Nor- wich village to hunt out lire bugs. The Episcopalians of Glencoe have just let a tender for a new church, the cost of which will be about 88,000. Mr. Henry Taykr, the well known banker and broker, of London, Ont., died on Friday night from heart disease Ensign Moore, of Montreal, and Capt. Patterson, of Toronto, have taken charge of the Salvation Army at Belle. ville. George Middleton, aged 19, of Orilla, was drowned in Blackstone creek, 18 miles from Parry Sound, on Monday night. The district of West Simcoe lizense commissioners have decided that all bars under their control shall be closed at 1,1 pm. , The fourth internationnl convention of the Young Women's Christian asso. ciatien began in Toledo, O., Thursday afternoon. Ten thousand Italian emigrants have left Marseilles on the eleven steamships whieh have just sailed for New York, Owing to dullness in the coal trade it is said the miners in the Sehuylkill region will have to accept a reduction ot 1 per cent. Found—the reason for the great popularity of Hood' a Sarsaparilla-- siinply this: Hood's CURBS. Be sure to get HOOD'S. Twenty thousand coel miners hi Ohio went on strike Monday for an advance of 5 tents per ten for pick mining and 10 cents for machine mining, Rev. C. R. Flanders, B. A., 'pastor of Sherbrooke street Methodist church, Montreal, has boon npnointed principal of StaaStead Wesleyan. college. The accounts of eicAreasurer Royce, of the Veterans/ Home Association At San 1'ra n o, are $19,000 Short. Reece. e ill probable be arreeted A beat containing' three young men sank near Ain leers t b arg on Monday. Chas. Forsyth and Alex, Fierbert were downed, but John Hilts was rescued, Latest information obtaiiied hem, the eyelfmandeVaetated SOCtion of Oklahoma places the number of killed. at 100. and the injured at live thnes that number,. Wm, Rainshaw, an old resident of Aetou, Ont,, disappeared from his home the °thee night elad only inNhiS night clothes, lIe is supposed to haye suleida ed. A lare number of Presbyterial, and Unitarian residents of Ulster have written to Mr, Gladstone expressing, eonfidence in his policy in regard to Ireland. • Mr. Sam Grigg, of Chicago, is in the city, Ten Loudon girls, froin different hotel dining -rooms, left here Monday for Chicago to work he Mr, Grigg's ho- tel there. The Navajo Indians in New Mexico have killed eight white settlers, and further trouble is Feared. The whites are in a panic, and troups have been called for, Dr, Buck, of London asylum, who examined Vene,y, the condemned wife murderer of Amherstburg, has reported to the government that Veuey is per fectly sane, At Orangeville Assizes Tuesday a Miss Smith, aged 2Brcl, secured. a ver- dict for $1,000 against a young farmer named. Connolly, for breach of promise of marria,ge. In Chatham Monday Mr. Pettit's gro- cery store was robbed of oyer $55. A man went in, sent the boy down cellar for an empty barrel, and coolly helped himself to the cash. :rhe dog poisoner is at work in Chat- ham. Between Thursday night and Monday morning six dogs were pois- oned on one street between the Grand Trunk and C. P. R. Eli Correo, a Madrid newspaper or gan of the Government, states that armed bands have appeared in the in- terior of Cuba and have thrown the inhabitants into a panic. Hon. John. Carling has declined to act as honorary commissioner to the World's Fair and tile Dominion Gov- ernment has appointed Mr. Cockburn M.P. for Centre Toronto, in his stead. The assessment iu Woodstock shows an iecrease in value of property this year over last of $54,150, the total be ing $2,686,725 The population is now $9,200, an increase of 200 over last year. Chiet Justice Galt on Saturday quashed a by-law of the city of St. Thomas which sought to give the Bell Telephone Company exclusive rights in telephone businese iu that city for five years. • The dead body of a man foundiu freight car on the New York Central B. R. at Albany on Sunday morning is believed to be that of J B. Stewart, .a comniereial traveller well known la Toronto, whose home is near Brarnpton, In Harvey Bros., shoe shop at Lynn Mass., on Monday a pair of kid button shoes *ere made complete and packed in a carton in 15 minutes 45 seconds, The best previous record wae 24 min- utes. -The shoes will be exhibited at the World's Fair. Geoige Jeremiah of Columbus, 0., has applied for &patent for a killing machine, which, he claims, will be as painless in operation as is compatible with sure, work, The machine simply severs the head from the body in the quickest possible time. , The Sarnia Post says a branch of the Society known as the "P. P. A" is lo- cated in that town, and its members are working secretly and silently to itt crease their power. There is also a strong orginization iti Forest with over 300 members on the roll. Rev. nr, A. S Campbell, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church of Sault Ste. Marie was quietly tried in Detroit last week by, the Detroit Pres- bytery on the eharges of "assault and battery, lying, forgery and drinking, intoxicating liquors." Dr. Campbell was from Collingwood, and brought letters from the Presbyterian Church at Collingwood. , Mr. John R,ynn, near Lawrence Stat. ion, had a sow which gave birth to a pig with eight legs, four ears, two tails and one head. The bodies are fully developed, and the head is as natural as one head would be. The pig is do- ing well. When walking it uses six legs instead of four, the • two forelegs protruding from on top of the shoulders and remaining on top. 'Wild ducks are very, plentiful in the neighborhood of 'International Bridge. The birds swarm along thin Canadian shore to feed. and the stringent game laws on this side keep Canadians from shooting them. but Baffalo pot hunters come over in boats and shoot large numbers, Yesterday FortErie church goers witnessed great slaugliter, Buf- falenians coming over in steam yachts and .killing ducks by wholesale. Why you take Cold and Cough., Generally caused by exposure to cold, wet feet, sitting in a draught, coming from bot and crowded places, in thin dress, or wearing damp clothes, stock- ings, or any other cause tending to check eudderily the perspiration, The result produces inflammation of the lining membrane of the lungs or throat, and this causes phlegm or matter, which nature tries to throw off by expectora- tion. In many cases she is unable to do so without assistance, and this is Why you use Alien's Lung Balsam. Three Size Bottles, 25c., coc., $1.00 ROISMAIRXMAZIaltr= Mr. Sam Grigg, of the Manitoba ho- tel, Chicago, arrived in London Satur- day. He says there are ten times more applicants for positions of all kinds there than can be accommodated and advises aln searchers after work to keep clear of the Windy City. A curious freak of nature occurred on the farm of Joseph Graham,of Wal- lace. Mr. G. had purchased at one of J. W. Hunt's sales a cow in calf. A few days after she gave birth to a monstrosity, in the shape of a pig with a nose and one foot like a calf's, the other parts of the body not only re- semblieg a pig, but also covered with bristles. A ease of smallpox is reported at Port Arthur, having occurred in a car load of iinmigrants, and the people of the town are said to be much excited about it. This is wherein the people are wise. What they should do is to keep cool, get themselves vaccinated, and give, the unfortunate victim and his friends an insolated place to get well in, Hon Mackenzie Bowelnacting-Prem• ler, and Hon. Mr. Angers, Minister of Agriculture, passed West on the 11.30 train for Chicago to be present at the World's Fair on Monday. Mr. A. W. Ross, M P. for Liagar, Man., and Mr. J. L. Payne, Private gecretasy to Mr. Bowen, accompanind them. The Min- ters will return on Wednesday to To ronto, Free Trip to Chicago. Separate W.O.R-L-D-S FA -I -B and use the letters to s-pell as many words as you can by using the letters as many times as you wish, either backwards or forwards, but not use the same letter in making any one word more times than it appears in "World's It is saicl seventy-five small. English words can be spelled ecirreetly froxa the ten letters contained in "'World's Fair" Exam. ple:—Wad, waif, soar'idol, ere. If you are good at word -making you can secure a MUSE trip to the World's Fair and return. as The Scott Seed Company will pay all ex- penses, including It, R. fare, hotel bills, ad- missions to the Columbian. Exhibition and S50,00 in cash for incidents,' expenses, to the hrst person able to Intthe seventy words from theletters contained in "World's Fair," as above. They will also give a P.MIEE TRU- to the World's Fair and return with $:15,00 for incidental expenses; to the first person sending si.x.tv words as above. TheV will also give a 1171t1P to the World's Pair and return (without cash for ienidental expenses) to the first person send- ing nay Sive words. To the first persoa sending fifty words will be given. $50.00 in cash towards paying expensee to the World's Fair. to the first sending forty words will be given $25.00 in cash towards paying expenses to the World's Fair, to each of' the first five persons send- ing thirty -live words will he given. $10.00 in cash, and to each of the first ten sending thirty words -will be given $5.co in cash. Only one prize wi'l he awarded to the same person. Write your name on list of words (numbered) and enclose th.e same post-paid with ten three -cont stamps for a large package of our Choice English Cottage Gar- den Seeds. This combination includes the' latest and most popular English dowers of endless var- ieties (same as will be onta,therl in the elaborate exhibit of English flowers at the World's Fair, This "World's Fair" Contest will be care- fully and conscientiously conducted solely for the purpose of introducing our business. You wilt receive the BIGGEST value in flower seeds ever offered, and if you are able to make a good. list of words and arisNver promptly you will have a first-class oppor- tunity to seethe a free trip ft! 0 ill Y01111v home to Chicagoand return. We are 8 pending a large amotint ofmoney to start our trade this season, and want your trial order. You will be inere than gratified with the result. Send to.clav, and address TWO SCOTT sZED COM ttl'Alli'Y Toronto, Canada. ntallenNo 9 vuoAcHE PoWOE:114$ ALL HEADACHE Whey are Aet aaver4 Used 0 owe emery,- Oda it 'but silapOj !toad, - aches. Ali:oval 0 tett/ cost eit, 0$ cent. fey a lam mut Otey hominfess.. 1110/101! nota Catbirds. —THE---- ENTRAL— •SHAVING —PARLOR. EXETER ONTARIO. A. Hastings, Prop. Every attention paid to Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting. ••-axemelfM1 READ AND LEARN. That our Planing Mill, Sash Door & Blind Factory is fitted up with the latest improve ments. We are prepared to do planing and matching, band and scrollsawing turning moulding, grooving and all kinds of mach- ine work on shortest notice. In our LUMBER YAED you will find a large and well assorted stock of all kinds of building materials. Pine and hemlock lum- ber dressed and not dressed. See our stook of x x and x x x Pine Shingles manutuctured by the best makers in Ontario. We also have a large stock of A 1 Cedar Shingles which are excellent value. No. 1 Pine Lath con- stantly in Stock We have a large stock of barn sash which we ea,n furnish with or without glass. We are fitted up with mach- inery specially adapted for maki-ng all kinds of Tanks and Cisterns, which wean) furnish to our customers on short notice. We show something new in this line for watering cat- tle in the ffeld or barnyard. Ovr celebrated Baking Cabinet is still at- tracting much attention, and giving entire satisfaetion whenever used. Call and examine the above named stookl all of which will be sold at lowest prices ROSS & TAYLOR, Main St., Exeter he Cheapest and Best Place in Town To get your Boots and Shoes mended, is at GEO. MANSON' jo Just a few more pairs , of those Men's cheap Hepburn Shoes and La- dies' Dongola Kids left. Ne'xt Door Smith of Postoffico EfE9 1i111113011, Men's, Boy's . . and Children's Hair cut in the latest style, Ladies' Knots, Bangs and Switches made to order. E. H. FISH, Barber, —AGENT POR TITE- PARISIAN STEAM LAUNDRY. 111=¢1.179161/11=1•=431.211SIO.111IMP 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. G-. BISSETT cnisTrirs CIMERCIAL !E't) First Class BIOS And HORSES ORDERS LEFT AT THE HAWK SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE STABLE WILL BE PROMPT LY ATTENDED TO. •Reedzioxa.abl; Telephone Connection tammumonroarn .10...saneoreserzeamsetrnatiumlunrunziwanmentoielalasnteals.....sedent CURES DYSPEPSIL wrotig action of .the stomach and digeStive organs, Causes Dyspepsia and kindred distaste, 'Stith at Sour Stornshh,'Waterbrash,Bleart• 'burn; Digziness, Constipation,: Olok' pcgAbAckiZ LeSt:Appetitii, all.gOnt feeling at pit efatomaqtaxia aietrose tifba eating. To be dyspeptie IS to bo miserable, liopelees, languid and deproeted in body and feta& Naorise, heweyee, la so, obstinate (*.) toVere that 11,13.13. cannot etre or relieve it. Wadi ininiedrYlrow byspopaobgt two betties of 13.15..1l., entirety treedttielTornit, Wee L.A. Enna; tratellten, orb., 8 18'8 eutoo, Dvs.loogis • Nix!Pr.f.V4 401 ASA PPR! G !MEDICINE. .1.T. other remedy ex- offeet On the enteirred:737ste5m0 Ptt°sNyBitittrudi 0641 Itatlioddostrileintatettse.nt purities, cleanses, tones IN SPRINarIME , vtaioug disorders way attack thh flvar The streng food to,lten during winter over. leads the System, °loge the bowels and produces, biliousness, constipation, sick headache, boils, pimples; bad bleod; skin (diseases, etc. ' turcibeit Bleed Bitters unloolcs a1 the clOgged avant% of the system... carries ott all foal burette and impurities, and Oaths the ob.ove harried., discasee, while,af the same time giVing health and. Otrength to the entire eystein,