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\meatpreve'led Cres of"shame gag
4111 eY en t`g,agger". were heard through
out the laoi ee, as the G. 0. 111, trampled
rough -shod on the intelligent minority
by the application of the closure.Mr.
Gladstone's ower supporters were pow-
erless—they had to submit and swal-
low the close. Eet land i$ in a state of
intence eecitemelwt, Mr. Balfour, speak
lag at Stoci;port, described "the crime
Mr. Gladstone was commiting as the
height of political infamy." Lord 'Ran-
dolph Churchill at Carlisle expressed„
this doabt whether: the Premier could
be more properly called "a lunatic or a
Traitor" -but proferred the latter term
The trach is Mr. Gladstone is himself
bound hand andfoot to Sexton, Dillon
and other leaders of the Irish party.
Last week was the stormiest cession
eyes known in the British Parliament,
"I1 dI;rOt � P I;i� 1 th, 1898..
1'' Il'QtTGj) 11.61.1',It; WRECK-
ED US.
';ug til.e first'el:a months of the
'last seven years the ."ali hires, in Canada
Were averaged 8i) in number, and $3,
5.'3,40 in the amount ofr:iabil %res.
The record, theofore, sheets a decrease
a one percent in the number of failures
axed of frtceu steel o Jr -ball peanut in
the amount of liabilities for the past
six mw. tlh4 .iti coal .:a : e.fi wit i the aver
>:ge of the same t:eriod for the pass eev.
el e,t•s. Compared with ilye eo>'res
ponding six month: of the three years
;ie0, 1891, a11d1tJ2, the (' st half of
. )3 show a decrease of twenty ant
ot:e-helf percent i.? the i'abililies of
srurcha'e;s and otbe:'s vv •ic have failed,
Coleeeteed tt ith the soil!'; peClod loch 0" lost
year the hest half of 1f9i) shows an. ie
crease of a little over one and one
quarte, per ce,•t.
All the ed'ect that the serious state of
a1Tairs lo iLe United States has h:id up
all toe lau-i aels of Canada, bas beep to
xatc.,ease the amount of the liabilities of
fhilinb concerts by 9 nae.; as compared
with the corresponding period of the
sl:eeeodiag year. Even this though a
relatively small amount may not be
due to the crisis rcross the bo"ole', but
:ay arise from. other eiicu.nsianecs
.1,1togetber distinct and scperate.
Th's favorable condition of a.Pairs iu
Canada is an object lesson for our peo-
ple, Had the Opposir.,oa snce,eeded ;n
1887 its carrying out commercial union
the business of Canada vvaillci have
:,`eon prostrated by the same destruc-
tive gale which is now sweellieg over
the States.
To obtain a still more still: reg view
of the position of tate corn aratiye safe
ty occupied by Canaria under our pres-
ent fl al system, wo have only to con-
trast the record of this country with
that of the United States, During the
past seven years the total liabilities of
failing concerns in the United States
for the first six months of each year
-wars on all average $ 3,$OO,000 or a to-
tal of S160,C710,0 )O. The ''nilures dur-
ing I S93 had liabilities of $170,560,000
an increase of „ hundred and sixty-
five
ixty-
f ve per, , , average. Had
Manacle; shorn a similiar increase the
amount of liabilities for the past six
n ootirs would have been $22,9C'1000
instead of the actual, figures of $7,315,
230. The statistics here presented are
;thong ihcoof of the aecurac,v of Mr
'ague's dia oois:s of the condition Of
one corn mun tC- when he said: "There
:s a gent -deaf of.goite and so'td pr;:
'peib: ! i Calle d:".'•
Tf' Z'O 1L2i'L»' ALS,
'Thursday of last weer;:---Jol_- 6th
IS9u—witnessed the nuptials of F. R.
H. Prince George, only surviving son
of 11. R. H. the Prince 02 Wales, and
the Pri-rcess \'" _'ie ,relay of Teel.. All
Lsedou was as„:r over the auspicious
event. The weather was propitious,
end 'vast crowds assembled co witness
este 'imposing p eeei on from Duel.ing•-
lam Palace to the Chep& Royal, in St,
James' Palace, where the Archbishop
of Canterbury perfor'iird the marriage
ceremony assisted by the Bishop of
.eanrlo;i ai':l other peominent clergy.
:Hae ii atteety the Queen headed the
procession, followed lav the Prince of
Miles and Detite of Edinburgh, The
Xing of Denmark escorted itis dau;_1 u -
ter, the Princess of Wales, les, The bride
'leaned upon the berm of her father, +:rte
-O t'xe of Teel., acconrpavied b•' bet
st•oteee T'•' -ince Adol*,hos of Tee.. Tire
,a'ts n,.esented io It,a neve?y-.l.,tel. led
sesaete wire pleb and VA i ilable beyond
deal: ii3tion of itach, the g';' is of jewelry
t ci in cions stoecs giro; r by the Erin-
ses' itf Wales to lie=: .on and. his •br'de,
was valued at X250,000 or $1,2,10,020.
1:e ntlful ode, prepe.red for the _oc-
eeee n ley Mr. Lewis Morris, is worthy
,see wlt,,;,i::3,:',.r l , be; fl suggested
r,�
'ono. 1
aver' t r succe.tsion to the
a e eleran Tennyson, 'rite last lines
&h tve13 i,j txete'eV 'rteil:
i 1 4 114 „1 r .7ec,n U.'IVY oC nl'a1th, (eart'r
i'oiyt•tt ft1f ar ? •er"n e'er all our British
11e San t}l ! r idlaru,1 r onic t * rai,y to nce:,t
r.fll+r l,rlr;nept indf'
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rl •ir n°tr, t,r;d,i+r+ '� n o ere,
T0 her 1416t0i, her soveretgn r ibe:'
i t„,, r of her
let ea higher mime ems nfliao still--
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west
�Wis117�t;St,lt„x:ily ai",faiiftl. �'6`itltnut theoort0ltit , of erne pal;etiseleig the
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i415'r,SltlFlle.tits, �.,. yi,,,i � !, opposition,
1Jil,
t#ne�,1�r.Islt (lict,Gi.ot has foy'eed iz l:,si1
r' Hwaes by l . a tt1:�;,).ic'• or: etily' 15� an
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f r r, Vat ye A.sseathlet. Great eecite
EDJ i OL'L4L XTfs'1VS.
In a se:'•:non before the Or:iuee Lod-
ges la Ottawa, on Sunday last, preach-
en e Rev, 'Mr. Knowles, Presbyterian
minister, 1; ladle, allusion Was Made to
tae R 0, Mayor of Montreal who gave
t•. o public address of welcome to the
society of Christain tindeavorers (some
15,000 delegates in number) for bays
itlg uttered sentiments that breathed
tae true sprit of Christianity in the
same sermon, the Rey. gentleman in
alluding to Sir John Thompson eaid:
"When Sir John Thompson became
Premier,it was feared by a great many
that he would prove to be bigotted,---
but oe the contraey, he has peoved him
self to be more of a man than a pate:.
tate, and more of a Canadian than a
Catholic,"
.,...,vim..
A farewell reception and address
were given to Lord Derby, the Gover
nor, in the Senate Chamber, at Ottawa,
ou Saturday last, by the • Mayor and
Corporation of capital, Minister's of the
Crown, and other officials, and a good
ly number of the citizens. The newly
appointed Commander of the forces of
B N. A., Lt. General Montgomery Moore
has been sworn in as administrator of
government until the arrival of the
Earl of 'Aberdeen in the Autumn.
A gat'.lering of !203 members of the
Loyal Orange County Lodge of Toroe.
to took place on Sunday last in the
Pavilion where divine sorvice was held
and an appropriate sermon preacher
by Rev. Mr. Dison, Church of England
Clergyman and Chaplain of the Lode.
The Hon. Mr, Daly, Minister of the
interior, accompanied by the Deputy
Minister and Mr. Hume is on a tour of
inspection throughout Manitoba and
,he N. W. Territories for several
weeks.
More bank fail tires in the
United
States, Nearly 203 of those institu-
tions have either gone:iuto liquidation
or ceased to do business.
About i,000,0;,0 bushels of graio
reached. iii .gs_oa :. ti,:ei the West last
week.
The Behring; Sea Tribunal is now
d.nw: og to a close.
News of the Wee::
Nearly 1,809 pounds of tobacco,which
was being fraudulently imported into
Canada„ has been seized, at Philadel-
phia.
Harvey and;Wilson, charged with
defrauding' the Bank of British North
American, were committed for trial at
London Friday,
The works of the No eh Atnericaa
Mill Buildiog Co. at StratFord were
burned Tuesday.. Abet) t i 00 men are
thrown out of work and the loss is $:35,-
000.
A terrible cyclone visited several
towns in Iowa, causing widespread
death and destruction. Over one hund-
red ed , :-sons are believe& to !mere been
Lilted,
A London, Eng., correspondent cab.
les that it is generally feared there that
all ho i or the removal of the schedule
ori Canadian cattle this season must be
abandoned.
During a severe thu:,derstorm,Watch
passed over Drayton about 850 T.ltur-s
day morning, Zion Methodist church on
the Birth con. of Peel was struck by
lightning and considerable damage
was clone,
A man named Mortimore, profession,
al sport, who was entrusted with the
management of Braudon's (Man,) '.Do-
minion day sports, aikipped last week
with tho entire reee,ipts. There is no
clue to his whereabouts,
Bev. John T. James, a Virgin -a
preaeher,wllo is very anxious to smash
the rtittt, lower, began .operations at the
World's s I a..l ou 7 uesda'r by Sta9htl rf'
a ay with bis stint at the round tower
, u
Of lao,y l:ilos of liisli whiskey belonging' to
Sir John Powers, of Dublin, Ireland.
The preacher was aeseetcd..
1vv1. de Pew
Feldan a French gentieme.r
who with his wife, lead beenp s eudt»'
a,tw days in Tta:of.;o, lost a satchel
ettt�$1,C0O wo€ttof jewel fetes
Itieslav`eveninte as he was waiting
f Chicago, to tailuc, lull to Chic.ado. Phe
jewel 3n in a small v '1 were .fbl d t17a 1 pawn
1
shop
lltiday
»o1
„. it had been
pawned by the thief for S'.
Prosidelit Cleveland's: rheumatism, is
leasing,' him,
Friday nights storm did great darn*
in central part of Wisconsin,.
The , • Franco-Jertllan Commercial
Convention went into effect July 12•
About 1,000,009 bushels of grain
reached Kingston from the west last
heel:,
The New York Times notes a great
improvement in the financial situat
17n,
Sir Nar'cisse F. Belleau, K C. M. G.,
forst Lieutonant:eeyernor of Quebec,
is very. ill.
The poople quickly recognize merit,
and this;is the reason the sales of
Hood's Sarsaaparilla are continually •n”
creasing.: Try, it,
Ivindame Dcinorest, of New Yorke
was robbed the other night in a Chi-
cago boarding house, of diamonds val-
ued at 51,000,
The damage by Friday's” cyclone is
estimated at 8800,000, 'Total number
of deaths reported 68, with more than
a hundred injured.
In some districts of Manitoba wheat
is headed out and bye the end of Au-
gust, if the presentweather con
tinues, reaping. will be commenced,
The Beiiish steamer Falcon with
Lieut. Peary and party' aboard sailed
from Portland, Maine on Saturday for
Greenland, on their Artie expedition.
The .6 -year old son of Gideon Nicho-
las was drowned in the aver at Cale-
donia, Ont., Friday, while bathing, The
body was recovered shortly afterwards
Jules Verne is 66 years old and has
written 69 books: '1 be newel.* leads
a retired, quiet life et A 'lenst and is'
a member of the municipal council of
that city.
The Australian steamship Warri-
moo, arrived at Vancover'Sunday am
20 days 16 hours from Sydney. She
had 93 passengers and S00 tons of
cargo.
A tramp who had been put off the
train Deax Rivieres, near Brockville,
ou Friday, placed his neck across the
track before the incoming train and
was decapitated.
The Canadian Packing Company, of
London, Ont., made their first shipment
Thursday to Messrs. Barnes, of Lon-
don, .Eng land, comprising five carloads
of superior bacon,
The attendance at the World's Fair
Sunday, was so light as to'raise doubt
somine l
s nemill ds as to whether t'.e open
Sundays are to prove the fivancial
boon to the Fair that was expected,
The duke of Veragua is said to be
bankrupt owing to Ibm treachery of a
Mend in whose hands he placed his es-
tate. A subscription will be taken up
in the United States to assist the duke.
Charles Miller, a negro, of Bardwell
If y., was hanged by a moll Friday, and
his body burned for assaulting and
murdering Mary'and Ruby Ray, 'aged
16 and 72 years respectively.
According to Canon Farrar. about
4,000 clergymen of the Church of Eng-
land are out of employment. Another
writer declares that about an eq LIM
number are miserably underpaid.
The by-law rroposin; to expend $55,-
000 to extend the intake pipe of the
Windsor waterworks above the town
of Walkerville, was voted on Thurs-
day, and resulted in its defeat by about
100.
A heavy electric storm visited . Mid-
dlesborough, Ky , Saturday night, in
which a shower of fish of the sun
perch specie was precipitated on the
town. Tbey ranged in length from las
to 3 incnes in length
Versatile, the bay horse owned by
Mr, Wm, Heildrie, of Hamilton, won a
race at Washington Pert, Chicago,
Friday. boating, amongst others, Dia-
blo, the Brooklyn. Handicap winner.
He lowered the' world's record for one
mile and t'i_ee-eights,
A farm hand named Bamberger, at
Caddo, North Dakota, the other day
murdered Mr, Kreider, his employer,
Mrs. Kreider and four children, a:ssa:ilt-
ed the eldest daughter, saddled a horse
and rode away. F:Ie was ptlrsuecl and
captured by a posse of citizens .of 'Del -
ora iue, Manitoba, shortly afterli a had
crossedthe boundary line. A` sheriff
of N. Dari;,, who had been foilowing,
closely on the inurkerer's trail, arriv-
ed at Deloraine shortly after the cap
ture. Bamberger has consented to re-
turn witLeut extradition :papers, He
was a cousin of the mardered family.
ALL MEI
Youny, old or Middle-aged, tvho find
themselves nervous, weak and ex-
hausted, who are • broken down ' from
excess or overwork, resulting in many.
of the following symptoms: Mental
depression, premature old age, lots of
vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation; of the
heart, emissions, lack of energy, ; nain
in the kidneys, headaches,pimples les in
the face and body, itching or peculiar
sensation about the scrotum, wasting
of the pagans, dizziness, specks before
the eyes, twitching of the muscles, eye-
lids, and elsewhere, bashfulness, depos;
its in the urine, Ions of will-ppwer, ten-
derness of the scalp and spine,' weak
and flabby muscles, desire to sleep,
failure to be rested by sleep, constipa-
tion, dullness of hearing, loss of voice,.
desire for solitude: excitability of tem-
per, slut!+err eyes, ve sniper r! o
t d d with
LEADEN CIRCLES, oily looking skin,
ete areIl
a swrnptams of nervous debil-
ity that lead to insanity lniiess eared,
The spring of vital force having lost
its tension ever; function wanes
consequence, Those who igthrone)
,r L,
abuse, cotillnitted in norance, may
be permanently cured, Semi your ad-
dress
cl,dr.ess for book on diseases
"peculiar ' to
man, b(„ at aG,d'ray :NT r*
r.•.
T ATT3014, , sl,icw e A t,, 'l.olt•kat},
�Unt,
Why
you take
Cold
and
Cough.
h�
t9a
Generally caused by exposure to cold,
vret feet, sitting in a draught, coming
from hot and crowded places, in thin
dress,' or wearing damp clothes, stock-
ings, or any other cause tending to
check suddenly 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
Allen's
Lung
Balsam.
Three Size Bottles,
25e., c0c., $1.00
liOTIL. to CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Case, late of the Township of Usborne
in the County of Huron, yeoman, de-
ceased.
Notice is haereby,givon presuant to Chan-
ter 110, of be aev:s e Statutes of Ontario,
UK, that all persons hay.u; claims against
the estate of the said rate Joseph Case, who
died o11 the 17th clay oi Jo ae, 1853, are re-
ouired to deliver, or send by post prepaid to
n
she udersigned so1ieitorfor (Phomas Mur-
raCase and Thomas rlawkins, Executors,
of'the last will and testament of the said
de :eased, on or before the
15th day of August, 1893,
astatoment in. writing containing tbeir
-names and addresses -and full •psrticulays
of their claims duty verified by statutory
declaration and the nature of the security
(ifany) held bytbern. And that after the
said las b in en ti'tn ed date the said Executors
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
said Estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having, regard only to claims of
which notice shall have been received as
above required ; and the Said Executors will
not be liable for the said assets, or any part
thereof so distributed to any •person or i)er-
soile of whose claims notioe shall not have
been received at the time of. said distribut-
ion. •
ELLIOT & EL LTOT,
Solicitors for Executors.
Dated 5th July, 1593. EXETER, Ci1T.
The break in the Erie canal has
been repaired.
The statute of P. T. Barnum in Sea-
side park, Br dtiepoet, Coen., bas b len
smeared with red paint. No clue to the
perpetrators, '
The officials report as to the sanita-
tion of Hamburg, Germany, show that
the health condition ace good, though
the beat is idtense,
Oswin Mayo, vice-p:•esdeat of the T
E. Wells Peeling Company, of Chicago
committed saicide Monday with rat
poison. it is supposed, that he was
tetnpoearily i,:saae.
Collector Morgan, of BaITalo, refuses
to allow free entry at that tort of
Clydesdale horses on certificates of the
Clydesdale Horse Association of Can-
aria,
Robert H.Ingersoll & Co., of New
York, e'tnibitors of novelties at the
World's Fair, -have been ordered to re-
move their display from the grounds
because they were four d to be selling
goods for iniuiediate delivery.
Tile originator of the Concord grafi J
is still living in Concord, Mass, He is
Ephraim W. Bull, now 87 years old,
and one of the prominent men in the
historic town. In his garden in Can-.
cord he still shows the old molten:
of the Concord grape, which he 'deve'
o}red from the seeds el a native wild
grape planted ;just 50 years ago.
LOST OR RILING MANHOOD,
general and floPOUS Debility,
1Kf �tl
n
i UMPIIORUVt
Weakness of Body and Mind, Effects of
o or Excesses in Old or Young. Robust,
Errors g
Noble Manhood fully Restored. How to
St
Enlarge and Strengthen Wthalc,Lindeveloped
Or,ans
and Parts of Body. Absolutely
un
-
failingnorms Truatnent-13eneft3 in a da7
i f 5b Ststes and Foreign Men. testify from r Coto-
' Beek, x•
tries;. Write them. Descriptive, e
l.'natJo
r " and proofs mailed
�n
(sealed) free,
ERIC: t4LIJIOAL �F g Lidialot II
Nos
1
The undersigned wishes
to inform thegeneral public
that he keeps constantly in
stock, all kinds of building
material, dressed and un-
dressed 1mxibek
B. C. Red, Ontario,
High Land and.
Pine Shi.ngles.
Special notice is drawn
to B. C. Red Cedar which
is acknowledged to be the
most durable timber that
grows; especially for shins.•
les. d1.
36 to O years. e •
It is said by those who
know, that they will last
from 36 to 40 years in any
climate.
James. Willis,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
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Dr. Fowler's
l lxtraot. of Wild Strawberry is a reliable s
remedy that can always bo depended on
to caro cholera, cholera infaatum, ,colic,
cramps, diarrhoea, dysentery, and all
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xtract
containing all the virtues of Wild Straw-
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forall summer complaints, combined
with other harmless yet prompt curative
agents, well known to medical science.
The leaves
of W1ld�
Strawberry were known by the Indians
to be an excellent remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery and looseness of the bowels;
but medical, Scieuce'lhas placed 'before
the publio in Dr. Fowler's Ext. of Wild
Strawberry
a complete and effectual cure for all
those distressing and often clangorous
complaints so common in this change-
able climate.
It lute stood the test for 40 years,' and
hundreds of lives have been saved by its
prompt use. No other remedy always
Cures
summer complaints so prompptly, quiets
the pain so effectually and allays irrita-
tion so successfully as this unrivalled
prescription of Dr. Fowler. If you are
going to travel this
SU m'`er"
be sure and take a bottle' with you. It
overcomes safely and quicldy the 'dis
tressing' summer complaint so often
caused by change of air and water, and
is also a specific against sea -sickness,
and all bowel
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Price 35c. Beware of imitations and
substitutes sold by unscrupulous dealers
for the sake of greater profits.
W. G. Bissett's Livery.
First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
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TERMS - REASONABLE
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Men's,
Boy's . .
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Hair cut in the latest style`
Ladies' Knots, Bangs and
Switches made ' to order.
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PROMOTES
DIGESTION,
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA:
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Mr, Neil McNeil, of Leith,
Ont., 'writes:
DrAr Sins,—Por years and
years I antlered from dyspepsia
m its worst forms, and after
trying all means in my power
to no purpose I was persuaded
by friends to try B.B.B., which
I did, and after using 5 bottles
I has completely cured.
ACTS
ON THE
BOWELS,
Cures CONSTIPATION
Cures CONSTIPATIOF
Cures CONSTIPAT
napld Ttecovesy.
Dne.0 Sms,—I have tried
your B.B.I3. with great success
for constipation and pain in
my head. The second dose
made me ever so much. better.
My bowels now move freely
'
and the pain in my bea:.rl has
left nae, an d to everybody with
the same disease Irocommend
11.B.13.
Miss F. Wrmixr,r9,
445 Bloor St, Toronto,
REGULATES.
THE
LIVER.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cares BILIOUSNESS,
Cure BILIOUSNESS.
D.root 'roof
Sirs,—I was troubled for five
voars with Livor Complaint.
I used a great deal of medicine
which did me no good, a.11 `s
Was getting worse all the time
until I tried Burdock Blood
Bitters. After taking four
bottles I am now well. I can
also recommend it for the care
of Dyspepsia.
NTsrY A. E. DnAoon,
Rawkstone, Ont,
€ EaGUL.l TES
THE
KIDNEYS.
Cures HEAD/WILE
Cures H 'ADiWII .
Cures RL"AD,ICHE
PURIFIES
THE.
BLOOD.
suammors.m....tru warm.
Fri 5?r'cmpt Ciao.
DFas SIIts,-I was very bad
with headache and pain in my
back; .my hands and feet
welled so I could do no work.
My sister-in-law advised me to
try' 13.73. B. 'with one 11sttIe
I felt 140 020011 better that I
got one more, I P.M. 12019 vt•033,
and can work as well as euro
ANN= BMW-RSe,
nilsonbn.rg, Ont. '
elites BAD BLOOD.
Curs BAD D .00J
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Bad I)lood may arise from.
wrong action of the Stomaob,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
13..13. 13., by regulating and
toning these organs, removes
N10 00050 and makes now rich
blood, removing all blood
diseases from a pimple to a
scrofulous sore.
THE KLI, TO 'MEWL
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Flowers, Kidneys and Liver, carry ng
off gradually without weakening the s
s-
tem, all the impurities arta foul humors
of the secretions; at 111e same time Cora
reefing Acidity of the Stomach,
- cueing Bliinitsness, Dyspepsia,
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DIGESTION,
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA:
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Mr, Neil McNeil, of Leith,
Ont., 'writes:
DrAr Sins,—Por years and
years I antlered from dyspepsia
m its worst forms, and after
trying all means in my power
to no purpose I was persuaded
by friends to try B.B.B., which
I did, and after using 5 bottles
I has completely cured.
ACTS
ON THE
BOWELS,
Cures CONSTIPATION
Cures CONSTIPATIOF
Cures CONSTIPAT
napld Ttecovesy.
Dne.0 Sms,—I have tried
your B.B.I3. with great success
for constipation and pain in
my head. The second dose
made me ever so much. better.
My bowels now move freely
'
and the pain in my bea:.rl has
left nae, an d to everybody with
the same disease Irocommend
11.B.13.
Miss F. Wrmixr,r9,
445 Bloor St, Toronto,
REGULATES.
THE
LIVER.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cares BILIOUSNESS,
Cure BILIOUSNESS.
D.root 'roof
Sirs,—I was troubled for five
voars with Livor Complaint.
I used a great deal of medicine
which did me no good, a.11 `s
Was getting worse all the time
until I tried Burdock Blood
Bitters. After taking four
bottles I am now well. I can
also recommend it for the care
of Dyspepsia.
NTsrY A. E. DnAoon,
Rawkstone, Ont,
€ EaGUL.l TES
THE
KIDNEYS.
Cures HEAD/WILE
Cures H 'ADiWII .
Cures RL"AD,ICHE
PURIFIES
THE.
BLOOD.
suammors.m....tru warm.
Fri 5?r'cmpt Ciao.
DFas SIIts,-I was very bad
with headache and pain in my
back; .my hands and feet
welled so I could do no work.
My sister-in-law advised me to
try' 13.73. B. 'with one 11sttIe
I felt 140 020011 better that I
got one more, I P.M. 12019 vt•033,
and can work as well as euro
ANN= BMW-RSe,
nilsonbn.rg, Ont. '
elites BAD BLOOD.
Curs BAD D .00J
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Bad I)lood may arise from.
wrong action of the Stomaob,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
13..13. 13., by regulating and
toning these organs, removes
N10 00050 and makes now rich
blood, removing all blood
diseases from a pimple to a
scrofulous sore.
THE KLI, TO 'MEWL
Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the •
Flowers, Kidneys and Liver, carry ng
off gradually without weakening the s
s-
tem, all the impurities arta foul humors
of the secretions; at 111e same time Cora
reefing Acidity of the Stomach,
- cueing Bliinitsness, Dyspepsia,
H0GlChb5, Dizziness, Ilea'tl
tri!
v
Constipation, Dryness. of the Skin,
Dropsy, of Vision, Jami'
1
iiityts SaltRheum, �,l^s�si�tl.�,s, ,ort;.;>�•.
Fluttering
I .s
�r A.k3I'
�y '11r3�iEl�,x>"
1fttAa,, JCltzetelcyinn or t
-vousness and General Debility i 2l1'
those and roan other similar a oinrrin me
y
GViola to the happy
in
mer-et) ofBURDOCK
31.00) Il;TT h8i
Vol°, sale by allZaettem
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