HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1898-3-3, Page 5This is the complaint of
thousands at this (wason. art
They have no. appetite; rood art
does notrelleh.. Thee' need the toning up of
the stomach and digestive organs, which
s course of Sood'n Sarsaparilla will, give
them. It also purifies: and enriches the
blood, cures that t distress after eating and
Internal !misery. only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
• tired feeling: and builds up and sustaine.
the whole physical system. It so prompt-
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost: "a magic tiouch "
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Sarsaparilla
Is the best- le fact the One True Blood Purifier.
are the best after-dinner
s
Naod'Pills pills, aid digestion. •25o.
ilet!leNH11i14lA iliNSM10
A Dyspeptic ?
SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE IS
THE RAINBOW OF PROMISE.
Emaciated-weary-Ioom N9 one
Can aplequately desbtllle• h ab ect mis-
ery of the sufferer frau) DO
siR nd
Inds' estion.. South A�1er net e
is:the he greatest disco 'erp i in di h
science f r tie cure of all ro
stoma rou les. It acts dirp
tilrou t e nerves -.-the
s sQato.
f all
ease. hjusaud testify 0.1
u .Relief from the irstdose.
"I was a great sufferergem em etemach
and nerve troubles !T' a e of
il
(MOO
romedte No relief, f a
6 iF, t bottle of
South
American Ner itl w o
rtel 'e'en-
dem.
Six bottles made a now man of
mo." -W. A. Shoirinan, Moriisburg,
Ont. 21
Don't experiment w%tth now and
doubtfull inedioines-Tai"co the tried
and tested. •
.KINSMAN L. D. S. £ND
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DR. .A. R_KINSMAN,
KINSMAN, L.
D. S.,WD. D. S., Honor Graduate
of Tcronto University, Dentists.
Teeth oxtraeted without pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
son's Block, West Fide of Main st., Exeter.
- R. APIE,ISON, (p. D. S. L. O. S.):
.. . DENTIST.
Honors graduate of the Toronto Uni-
versity; and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. All Bridge work, crowns and Plate
work done in tho neatest possible manner, A
aarmless ainresthetic for painless- extraction.
The strickost. attention given to the preservat-
ion of the natural tenth. Office opposite Cen-
tral Hotel Exeter. Ont.
STORE A FOR SALE
� AND STOCK
A first class brick store with residence in
connection ; alsoeneral stock for sale, in a
.good business 1 ocni ty.,AddressBox N., Exeter.
Farilis far sale
A few good farms for sale Cheap -Money to
4n. Applyto JOHN SPAC1 1vIAN
MONEY
Private funds to loan on improved farms
. at sive and live anchone half per cent.
,App! to
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1st December, 1897. 1I LLIOT & MADMAN
Solicitors eta; Exeter.
Dissolution of Partnership
The co -partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John'Trevothick and ltobt. Walker, of
Crediton, under the firm of Trevethick and
`Walker, is, this tenth day of Sanuary, 1898,
mutually dissolved.
JOHN TREVETHICK,
ROBT, E. WALKER.
uticq toms,
THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1898.
Local and District Ne: s
Jas. Richardson,afarmer in the gore
of 'Downie, is preparing to build a
$8,000 brick residence on his farm
next summer.
Mr. Nathaniel Holmes, one of Tern -
berry's old settlers, passed away on
Wednesday oflast' week, after .being
confined to bed for five years. Mr.
Holmes was 78 years of age.
Mr. W. Morfitt of the 8th, Bien -
shard, disposed of his farm stock last
week, ,4111 the things sold at a good
value, and the sum of nearly $700 was
realized. Shortly Mr. Morfitt and
family will join the migration to the
IV. W.
Owing to ill health; Mr. Robert
Scott, who has so successfully carried
one, seed and feed store in Seaforth
for the past nine or ten years, has been
compelled to go out of, business, and
has disposed of the same to Messrs W.
Kerslake :Ind E. H, Hamilton.
An Ottawa .dispatch says Jos. Mc-
wan,'a milk peddler, was driving to-
wards his home along the Russell road
when he by highwaymen.
He managed to get away by whipping,
up his horse, but not before a bullet
froth a revolver was lodged in his leg.
The ruffians tried to bold up milkman
McLaughlin latexon, but he escaped.
A particularly sad death occurred
early Tuesday morning when Alfred
W. Iiammett, son of Richard Ham-
mett, of Seaforth, passed over to the
silent majority at the early age of 17
years and 10 months. About a week
previous to his death hecau.. ht a cold
which developed into quinsy, and from
that into lung trouble, causing death.
Mrs, Ramsay, !r
y, wife of Mr. Allan
itamsay , of the
first line of Morris,
died on Friday oast, of cancer, from
which she had suffered severe] Mrs.
3 amsay had been bedfast for
ae' era! months anti toward' the last
-paralysis set in, depriving her the
power of speech. Mrs.Ramsayg was of
�'Velsh descent and Wes in
year.
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AN ENORMOUS RUSH OF GOLD
SEEKERS GOING- ON
D G IN
n
r
A.SI V i136 �. GONden K►Iand.tke. TO tart. r
. e1 on
Some Sound Advice front One Who
Has Made the Trip, and Knows
Something of the Hardships the
p
Gold Seekers Must Undergo;
I the h rush towards w, ds rife goldenold
of the Klond ke ere arthousands
who are ill -fitted to stand the strain of
hn,rdship and exposure, which are in-
separable from that trip. Illness dis-
ease and death is almost certain to
claim Many of the ill:prepared adven-
turers, The following letter from one
who has undergone• the hardships of
the trip, will proye interesting to those
who intend going into the desolate but
gold laden,north:-
S1 ADWAY, Dec. 12th,, 1897.
DEAR ,SIRS: -My object" -in, writing
this letter is to give a word of advice
to those who contemplate going to the
Yukon gold fields.. For ten years I
have followed the occupation of pros-
pecting. timber, estimating and min-
ing! and the hardships and priyatious
which one has to undergo, are enough
to wreck the strongest . constitution.
In the spring of 1897 I was stricken
with pleurisy,as the result of exposure.
I recovered from this, but it left be-
hind the seeds of disease whielr mani-
fested themselves in the • forth
ofj • heart and kidney troubles.
Tmanaged to,reach Vancouver, but
did not have much hopes of recover -
in s
I washowever, to
ev give
g advised, ,
Dr. William's Pink Pills a trial anat
first pnrchased but two boxes. Before
these were gone I found beyond 'a
doubt that they were helping me, and
their continued use "put me on my
feet again," to use a common expres-
sion. I then engaged to goo to the
Yukon country and only those who
have made the trip to . Dawson City.
can form even the slightest conception.
ofthehardships
a,
that have to be borne
in making the trip. Before starting 'I
added to my outfit two dozen boxes of
Dr. William's Pink Pills and I can
honestly say no part of my outfitprov-
ed .of such invaluable service to me;
and I would strongly nrge every man
who goes in to take supply with, him,
as he will find the need of such a tonic
and upbuilder of the system on many•
occasions.. I went in and returned to
this place by the Dalton trail, which
consists of 350 miles of old Indian
trail, starting at the Pyramid Harbor.
In going over the trail one has at
Hines to wade .through mud niore'
than a foot deep, • and ford streams
waist deep in ice cold, waters. When I
started for the Yukon my weight was
only14J pounds, '
p s, and I now weigh 169
pounds, thanks to Dr.William's Pink
Pills.
I am soon starting;for another tri
to Dawson by the ame route. This
timf', however, the travelling will be
on snowshoes, and you may depend
upon it Dr: Williams Pink Pills will
again foram part of my outfit.
L write this. letter for the two. fold
purpose of letting you: know what
your medicine has done for me and
urging those who go in to take a supply
with therm. Every urian, whether he
is sick or well, who undertakes the
trip to the Ytikon will require some-
thing to brace him and keep his con-
stitution sound in that country. I may
say that my home is at Cooper Cliff,
Ont.,wheremy wife now resides.
Yours very truly,
Jon r PICHE.
T35,14 X, ►T
The benefit derived, from an adver
tisenlent depends altogether upon the
number of persons: who read it,. To
reach the greatest number of readers
at the least possible expense, is a
question that .should a considered
verycarefully bybusipe-s. igen A
thosand small ' bills printedi in Tor-
Tor-
onto or London, and distributed in
this section, would be just as effective
as if thc, bill had been printed in town
There is not a doubt oubt sheet that, but if
s. you want to reach the people in their
homes, newspaper advertising is the
only successful way. To get the best
results use the paper with the largest
circulation, and thegreatesb amount of
local news. Circulation is the proper
basis upon wh ich prices should be fixed.
If.a newspaper with a circulation of
2,000 charges $100 per year, then one
with agirculation of 600 would be entitl-
ed to $30, An advertiser should take
these facts into careful ^.gnsideration,
when making contracts. Another fre-
quent loss to advertisers is in the use
of several papers when one covers the
ground,. THE Tame isreadby more
people in Exeter, Usborne, Ste hen,
Hay, the northern parte of Biddulph
and McGillivray than all other county
papers combined, and an advertise-
ment placed in it hill be found the
most effectual way in which to reach
the people.
The Methodist church. Bluevale, was
full of people on Wednesday afternoon
of last week, anxious toseeBluevale's
first church wedding, The high con-
tracting, parties were Miss Maggie,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Stewart, and William James John-
ston, of Morris.
George Taylor"and his son, ofKippen,
leave about the:trst of March with two
loads of fat cattle for' theold Country
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Beamisli Eatton, at-
tended the wedding of Mrs. Beanlish's
sister, Miss Lucie da McRoberts, of
Granton, on Feb. 22.
RHEUMATIC SLAVES.
Are Being Freed.,by the Thousands
Under the Benign Influence of South
American Rheumatic Cure.
"1 was a slave to Rheumatism in et
very acute form for over ayear. I could
not attend to business. The pains in
my limbs were intense. I tried South
American Rheumatic Cure. After
using one bottle I was so greatly bene-
fitted I continued using it, and to -day
after using only three bottles, I am
perfectly well." F. G. Cole, Grain Mer-
chant, Flesherton; Ont. Sold by C.
LUTZ.
BAFFLED THE DOCTORS.
But; No Power to Resist the Healing
Tide -South, American Kidney Cure
Never Fails.
"For fifteen years I was racked by
severe kidney troubles. For weeks at a
time T was unable to go about so se-
vere were the pains in my side. All
remedies failed me,andmy case baffled
physicians. I was induced to try
South American Kidney Cure. It
worked like magic, and in a very
short while the pains left me, my
strength returned, and I am well,"
Greywood, Mrs. V. Matthews, wood y , N. S.
Sold by C. LTTz.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SET
FREt.
South American Neryine Carries
end Happiness Where EverHealth an pp
It Goes.
"My daughter was afflicted withner-
vous fainting spells for over a year,
They caused great weakness. Nothing
that could be done for her gave her
any relief • until we tried South Am-
erican Nervine. There was a wonder-
ful 'change for the better after a few
doses. She continued in •the treat-
ment,
event, and to -day she is eswell as ever.
My wife also was a victim of indiges-
tion,,dyspepsfa and nervous prostrat-
ion and this great, remedy has been a
great benefit to her. We cheerfully
recoixrmend it" J. W. 'licRitehie,
Bothwell, Ont, Sold by t:7. Luiz.
Home Dyeing
Made Easy
Even a Child Can Dye With
Diamond Dyes.
Diamond Dyes Color Anything
AnyColor-Make Ma e Old Cloaks,
Gowns Scarfs, and Suits Look
Like New -How to Dress Well
' at Small Cost,
Diamond Dyes are a wonderful help
to economical dressing. The simple
home dyes will color anything any
color, and,they make cloaks, stockings
dresses, feat hers, laces, curtains, etc.,
look like new. •
Many of the Diamond Dyesare made
:from specially prepared dyestuffs, and
in no other way can home dyeing be
done so simply and satisfactory.
They come' in all colors, and the
plain and
explicit directions ns onthe
package make it easy for the most
inexperienced to use them with suc-
cess. Even a child can dye a rich,
perfect "color, if Diamond Dyes are
used?
Do not risk your'material with dyes
that claim to color both cotton and
wool with the sante dye, for it is im-
possible to get satisfactory results with
dyes of that character. In Diamond
Dyes there are special dyes for cotton
and special dyes for wool, and they
are all guaranteed to give satisfaction
if used according to directions.
DRAGGED FROM
A CONDITION
OF PHYSICAL
WRETCHEDNESS
AND MISERY,
PAINE'S CELERY COM
POUIVD WAS THE
DELIVERER.
Mr. Barrand says :
.` Surely the Medicine Which
Has Done Sc7Mlchfor Me
,Will Prove. a Blessing to
Others."
MOST DESPERATE CASES
OF RHEUMATISM ,ARE
OVERCOME BY NA.
T.URE'S CURE, PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND
The Only Remedy for Pain -rack-
ed and Stiffened Limbs.
Wells & Richardson, Co.
DEAR SIRS. -Just a year ago I was
attacked by inflammatory rheumatism
in its most acute form, which totally
incapacitated me from pursuing my
trade' -that of a tailor -or in fact from
doing work even of the very lightest
kind, as every nerve in my body was
affected. I was in this distressing con-
dition for more than seven months,
when I commenced to use Paine's
Celery Compound. I soon began to
realize the beneficial effects of the
medicine ; .but my case was an obstin-
ateone, and required the persistant
use of the Coinpound for some months
before T. was able to move about. I
aur thankful to say T am sb far recov-
ered that I have commenced work
again ; and I am very hopeful that by
continuing the use of the. Compound a
littler longer T shall, please God, be
restored to rn'y wonted health and
strength again. Surely the medicine
that has done so much for me will
pprove an equal blessing to others simi-
larlyafflicted; and to such I say, “Give
Pain's Celery Compound a trial." Por
what your medicine has done for me
you have my most- grateful thanks.
Yours truly,.
Jordi: 1341, :RAND,,Barrie, Ont.
vT ll':Iik Ti-TO
r
Exeter aro
tad, 189,9
V♦ heaert.. per hwtbel
bats
Barley , ,
Peas
Butt .
r
Goose..,.., •
Chickens per a ,
Melte
Wept,.,,
Dried Apples• . •
fork dr owed•:• .:
Pork live
weight
Hay per ton
Clovor seed .... ,
Alsalcc clover
`L'intethy seed .....• •
,••g5 to 85
X5 to 29
10 to ee
90 to 60
.. 14 o
.,,,,`0 to 19
4 t0 4
•17 to 10
• $1.4(i to $5.500
OO to $.
5 60
9M0 to $5.00
,60 to $5.00
1 09 to 81.26
London, March 2nd, 1898.
Wheat per bustle ,.. ....88 to 91
Peas,. 0 to 544
gg 31
Barley. t
Buckwheat .,.,660to 66
Corn . .. ,,. ... 324 to 46
Beans , , 25 to 33
Butter ,,.. ..,i.. 18 to 20
Eggs
18 to 80
10 to 10
e to' 10
30 to 600
Turkeys per 1b,,
Geese per 1D
Chickens
Cheese..,..,
Potatoes por bag
Hay per ton
Pork por cwt;.
8 to
..60 to 00
6.00 to
.. 84.00 to 51. 0
BIRTHS.
BODGINS.-In McGillivray, on Feb. 17th, the
Wile of SidneyHodgins, of a son.
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MARRIAGES.
WEERES - ALLISON,- At Phoenix City,
Arizona,' onh
Y
Feb.1 Fred G. Weekes, of
Verne, o 3l9ss Maggie Allison, of Phoenix
City.
DAL RAMP -MO -A a'
X L IIL, the residence of
t
bride's mother, Mrs.
G. Moir, of Hens all, on
Feb. 10th by Rev. J. S. Henriersou, Miss Is-
abella Moir, to Reb't• Dalyratnple of Moose
Jaw, N. W, T.
STEWART-DOW-At*the residence of the
bride's father, on Fob. 23rd, by Rev. P. Scott.,
Neil D. Stewart, to Miss Joanna Dow, all
of Fullerton.
"JOHNSTON-GARDINER-InOBryanston, on
Feb. 23rd, at the Methodist Parsonage, by
Rev. Mr. Deacon, Henry Johnston, of Well -
burn, to Mrs. Annie Gardiner, of the Base
Line Blaushard.
ABBOTT-HUNKIN-At the residence of the
bride's mother, ou Wodnesday,March 2nd, by
the Rev. Chas. Smith, Charles Abbott to Miss
Minnie Hunkin, daughter of Mrs, James
Abbott,
DEATHS.
WATT --In Hullett, on Feb. 20, Geo,Watt,jr.,
aged 28 years.
TAYLOR -In Stanley,. on Feb. 20, Henrietta
Taylor, aged 80 years,
CLARK-In.Ueusail,on February 26th, David
Clarke,.aged 77 years.
FERIjIS-In Goderich township, on Feb. 19,
Eliza Ferris, aged 87 years.
DREW -In Wingbam, on Fob 11, Miss Minnie
Drew, aged 21 years, 9 months.
HAMMETT-In Seaforth, on Feb, 22nd, A. W
Harnett. aged 17 years, 10 months, 22 days.
HOLMES-In Turnborry, on Feb. leth,Nathau-
iel Holmes, aged 78 years. 6 months
to days,
,
LAITHWAIT.IJ-Ir Godoric Township,o'
Feb. 21, Elvin 0. Laithwaite,
god 18years,1
month, 27 days.
AITCHESON-In Hullett, on Feb. 16, Isabel
McKenzie, beloved wife of Wm; Aitcheson,
aged 56 years, 3months, rl days.
For Sale
The Lumley Post Office Store. A daily mail
in connection with, it. There aro 14 acres of
choice ]and,' good well, good orchard, part
payment, the rest to suit at 5 per cent.,or all
cash. Immediate possession given.
W. DINNIN. Post -Master, Lumley.
Boar For Service
The undersignedwill keep for service on lot
9. concession 1, Usborne, imported Chester
White! and large Eng]ii;h Berkshire boars,
which can be registered if required. Terms as
usual. JOHN MAY,
5-w Exoter,
Boli. for Service
A thorobred Durham Bull for service on lot
I8, con. 1, Stephen. First class strain. Terms:
$1, to insure. SAMUEL PARSONS
Exeter i!. 0.
Farm For Salo
IOXCELLENTtFARM IN THE;TOWNSEIP
OF IISBORNE COUNTY OF HsRON.
For -sale by private contract lot fourteen (14
in the tenth (10) concession of Usborne, one
hundred acres. The land is of first rate quality
about 90 acres cleared, the remainder in bush.
There are two wells, ono at the house, the other
about the centre of the farm. Tho buildings
which .comprise a. frame dwelling house,' barn
56x36 and horse and cattle stables with the
fences are in fair condition.
For particulars apply to T. S. Clarke on the
premises orto Messrs. Elliot & Gladman Solici-
tors &c._ Exeter.
A NURSE'S STORY.
Tells how she was cured of Heart and
Nerve Troubles.
The onerous duties that fall to the lot of
a nurse, the worry, care, loss of sleep,
irregularity of meals soon tell on the
nervous system and undermine the health.
Mrs. H. L. Menzies, e. professional nurse
living at the Corner of Wellington and
King Streets, Brantford, Ont., states her
nage as follows: "For• the past threoear
I' have suffered from weakness, shortness Of
breath and al`
pitation of the heeart.
The least exeltement would make my heart
flutter, and at night I even found it difficult
to sleep. After I got tVIilburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills . I experienced great relief,
and on oontinning their use the im rove.
went has been marked until now all the old
aymptoin8 are gene and I am completely
cured."
Milburn s Boart and Nerve Pills cure
Anaemia, Nervonsness, Weakness, Sleep-
lessness, Palpitation, Throbbing, Paint
Spells, Diezinoss or any condition t►fii6ill
item Impoverished Blood, Disordered
Nervm or 'S\ ' h heart,
Lax-Elverl,ttlsctieanaoateci 'oligue.
40xnLtu,I1M14pR^.1N,Yf.,M.nwhpX.+gn�
Hides tildes! Elides!
Calf, Lamb & Shee. Skins
Live Chickens wanted at
THE NEW BUTCHER S]1OP,
0 W keep on band a fine selection. of
BEEP, LAMB,PORK SAUSAGE
GE
and POULTRY.
Beef sold quarter .. the at' lowest
cash price.
Oneohotel,
d ox south Central Trot 1.
Lr DAY 'PROP
mnanonnnwansinememene
PERFECTION AT LAST
WARRANTER EVERY TIME
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USS 3S
NEW; IN DESIGN,
NEW IN PRINCIPLE,
NEW IN APPLICATION.
A Iarge assortmeut of the best and
most approved Trusses and Mechani-
cal Appliances always in stock, pur-
chased direct from the manufacturers.
We guarantee every Truss to 'be
moi•
made with the finest English steal.
PRIOES,VERY MODERATE.
Sole Agency
DOMINION LABORATORY.
J. W. BROWNING PROP
FItRMERS
_....isouggle, .41116220..-_,..
Y ou will find at Eisettt's aseroonr
the following ,line of"Apical
tur .l Irl
� r P
Is n
Ice is
BERING ING .D1INT -
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL I3EARINGS,
STEEL SULK Y RAKES.
Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Ifa•r'rows.
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEWrnO MACHINES. giro
The' celebrated • •Erroll Washer
Raymond sewingand wringers
l g
machine
STOVES® -=__'=
Gurney stores and furance's.
Wag ons
.Buggies
Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a. full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Baggies,
4E3111_..i,'
BICYCLES
Are You Interested
l Wheels?
We handle
some of the lead-
ing CANADIAN
and AMERICAN
makes at prices
to suit the times.
A few second hand organs
6 and 6 Octave, cheap.
Sewing. IM'Iacl- fuel
ALWAYS ON HAND.
P. S.-Selfing out Dise Har.
rows at cost.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
Main street, Exeter.
A Suit 0/ Olothes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable nine, and A. I,
$NLLL newer di a
� disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall Winter Goads
l
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves and we will
take muchleasure in showing;
f,
tilem to you, There are many
other lines that are specially a
1? y }
ractl'4we.•
ASK YOUic
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5.71 TT. PATRICK STRSl'T,
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OTTAWA,
JULY hY3xst
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'BEST FOR.TABLE,DAIR:Y,AND FARM. To THE PBxtENOT.41NE M11DI0IIW.
IJTA., OTTAWA, ONT.
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NOTICE!
All accounts owing R. N.
ROWE must .b eaid
P by
ISt Marchi
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Mara is always tin the
Minn.
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
SUITS.
He is a sure fitter.
His prices are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call nidi c x.'r„xt,t-1 is 4;reds 1n*fore
buyu,r our
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Thee 'Tee i'6 cm--
Vend.
rte
Dressed Pith,. „,
1 rr„
Floor-
ing
ing ii1l,l ceiling..
No. 1 Pillt' Pins and
Cedar 'ililn:e'S.
Special foetid meets to intend-
ing '
, �
�3'tl i i. 1 lel '
� Hemlock
ernloclt
Sill Stuff.
30000 Feet COMMON
$11,0 per
0•E MAIN STREET.Cf s s iflli o5
Ping
The clogged -e, machinery of the
system requires c. _.ming out after the
wear and tear of the rvinu:r's work.
Nothing will do :is so thoroughly
and perfectly a; t..,- a',di reliable
Burdock
lood
It cures Constipation, Sick II'ead-
aches, Feeling of Tiredness, and all
the evidences of Sluggish Liver and
Impure Blood, . hich are so preva-
lent in the spri g. It makes rich,
red brood and gives buoyancy and
strength to the entire system.
i
A Common Bred Cow
lVhen toned up by Dick's Blood
Purifier will give as much and as
rich milk as a highly bred aristo-
cratic Jersey cow gives upon
ordinary feed, and a Jersey cow
when given
hick's
Blood
Purifier
will wonderfully increase her
yield of milk. It saves feed too-
because a smaller amount of well
digested food satisfies the de-
mands of the system and every
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ous rheumatic. remedy, Phrenolitre,
and to my surprise it cured nae of
rheumatism, from which x have e f -
feted for many years.
It also cured me of dyspepsia, froth.
which I was suffering at the time, sop
that I feel now like anew pian.
I have tried several remedies for
rheumatism, some of which did inc a,
certain amount of good, but nothing
that 1 haye taken has done so much
for me has your Phrenoline, and I
have mneh pleasure in reeoinmending
t to other sufferers,
(Signed) JAMES CARROLL,
Foreman of Works, Rideau Canal.
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