Exeter Times, 1898-3-24, Page 5Vile is the complaint of
thoueaude at this Reason.
They have no appetite; food at
n
.$oesnot relish. They need the torei g UO .of
the stolnach and digestive organs, which
a course of hood's Sarsaparilla will give
them. It also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
Internal misery only a dyspeptic can
1Enow, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. It so prompt-
iy and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cureg nervous headaches, that it
Seems to have almost "a magio touch."
0
Sarsaparilla.
Is the best -in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
aro the best alter -dinner
tet I'I000d'Su PltiiS pills, aid digestion. 250,.
•
IiINSMMMAN, L. D. S. AND
I� DR. A. R. EINSIVIAN, L.
D. S., D. D. S., honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentists,
Tenth extracted without pain or
son's Tiloak bad after ofrects. Office in Fan-
, West side of Main at., Exeter.
DR. ANZERSON, (D• J. S. L. D. 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 the neatest possible manner, A
harmless ameasthetio for painless extraction.
The strickest attention given to the preservat-
ion of the natural teeth. Office opposite Cen-
tral Hotel Exeter, Ont
Farms for sale
n.few , Apply toasme for SPACEMAN soy to
ckmaker Wanted
Wanteda suitable man the coining snminor
-who is posted in brickmaking, Seton, and
'burning. Apply to J. & J. SPEovT, Lgmoud-
ville P. O.
MONEY
Private funds to loan on improved farms
at five and five and one half per cent.
Apply to
1etDccomber 1897. leLLIOT & GLADMAN
'Solicitors etc., Exeter
'Boar For Service
The undersigned will keep for service on lot
S. .concession 1, Usborne, imported Chester
White and large English Berkshire boars,
'which can be registered if required. Terms as
usual. JOHN MAY,
5-w Exeter,
ELLIOT & GLADMAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers, &c., &c.
elOSIoney to Loan at 5% and 51,r.
'OFFICE, MAIN STREET, EXxiTER.
n. v. ELLIOT. = = 1', W. GLADMAN.
119216125121CASTIMS1120 .1.1•0131
Turns for Salon
About•200 bushels of first-class turnips for
sale, at S cents a bushel. Also a quantity of
hay and straw, cheap, ApppLly to.
JOHN:HEYWOOD, Exeter.
Notice of Dissolution l
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lroretofore subsistirgbetween us, the under-
signed, as General Merchants, in the Villages
ooii.Crediton and Zurich was on the 25th of
,January last dissolved by mutual consent, All
debts owing to the said partnership are to be
paid to Samuel Brown, at the village of Credi-
ton, and John Preeer, of the village of Zurich,
atforesaid, and all claims against the sold
partnership are to be presented to the said
Samuel Brown and John Preotor by wliomtho
eiamo will be settled,
Dated at Crediton, this 17th March, 1898.
Witness : H. E. Either.
SAMUEL BRowN,
Rang PREETER.
LONDON NORSE MART ASSQCIATiON
LONDON, - - - - CANADA.
GRAND
Annual Spring Sale
• -OF HIGH CLASS --
Horses, Carriages, &c.
-WILL BE HELD ON-
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL 6th and 7th, '98
At the BraRNABD Housis
.A STABLES
AND YARD, Corner Talbot and Carling
Streets, commencing at ten o'clock
sharp each .daay.
Salo limited to 250 Horses, and will include
Saddle and Carriage Horses, Drivers, General
Purpose Borges, Draught Heroes aud Ponies.
A number of Carriages and Buggies, also
Single and Double Harness, will be offered.
Farmers, breeders and others having Horses
of any class for sale will find this the best
ioons of obtaining the highest possible ossible r
ice
as the sale is being extensively advertisol
throughout Canada and the United States.
and will bo attended by scan of the most
.prominent local and foreign buyers, who look
forward to this sale as an annual event.
Entrance foe, $L00 per head: Commission
if sold, 6 por cont. No Charge if not sold. Ad-
yortising and Cataloguing frog. Make your
entries at once.
For further particulars and information ad-
iiress
WM. BERNARD, SEs.-TREAS.,
OR H. PORTER & Co., A lOTIONEERS.
London Auction Mart, Carling St.,
London, Phone 1162.
The ily
uteher
For, a good selection of
leA1VIS, LARD, BACON,
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, BEEF,
LAMB, PORK. MUTTON,
and VEAL, also POULTRY in Season:
—CALL. AT—
The Family Meier Shop
6d
One door south of Central hotel:
LUIS DAY
--DEALER, IN—
Tlides, Calf and Lamb Skins.
THE RNGLO R'ERICM AImost Frisoners
RLLIRNCE PROPOSAL.
SirWi illi
am Robinson, Just From.
Hong. Kong, Advocates It,
Sheffield, Eng., Telegraphs Thinks the
Vigorous Efforts to Strengthen the
U', S. Navy Are With a View to Aialcing
Uncle Sam Iloady to Co -Operate With
John Bull and the Mikado in the
East -News by Cable,
London, March 16. -Sir William Rob-
inson, whe has just arrived in London
from Hong -Kong, • of which colons he has
been Governor since : 1891, yesterday
warmly advocated an understanding with
the United States on the Chinese quos.
tion, saying the aims of the United States
in regard to China were identical with
those of Groat Britain, and added:
"Thera is a fooling at Hong -Long and
Shanghai that the Chinese provinces can-
not hold together moods longer. They are
already partly independent, not only of
oaoh other, but also of the Imperial. Gov
ernment,"
HERE'S A NEW THOUGHT.
All the Preparations of the United Status
May Not Be Only Against Spain.
London, March 16. --',Phe Sheffield Tele-
graph in an article yesterday says:
"Are we not rather hasty in assuming
that the war preparations of the Govern-
ment of the United States are dirootod
solely agniust Spain? American status.
men aro very doop. They may be content
to lot it appear that their armaments,
which aro really intended for a much
greater occasion, are designed against
Spain.
"This much is certain. If the United
States Government is determined to stand
IR lino with England and Japan in de-
fending China, it would have to snake
such preparations as aro now afoot. Eng-
land and Japan are ready, and the United
States is not. It is a fair assumption that
there is ab least a tacit understanding
between Great Britain and the United
States. This would account for Mr. Gos
ohon's extraordinary reltiotanco to exer-
cise the right of pre-emption over the
warships building hi England. The best
of these aro for .japan, our ally, and could
not be touched. The United. States is pre-
sumably anxious to purchase the two
ships which worn so pointedly pressed
upon Mr. Gosohon's attention and which
ho hinted wore unsuitable. They aro cer-
tainly unsuitable to us. If the Americans:
wanted to buy thein a more impolite step
is inconceivable at this juncture, when
we are promised. American support, than
our buying them over their heads. Hap-
pily, the Government is not likely to be
entrapped into such a blunder."
A U.S. THEATRE INCIDENT.
"Star-Spangled Banner" and e God Save
the Queen," Sung Simultaneously.
New York, March 16. -The Tribune
published the following yesterday:
"A highly successful attempt to excite;
a patriotic demonstration was made last
night at the Empire 'Theatre. It does not
take much to do that, but the present
instance was notable, as showing nob only
loyalty to the United States of Amorioa,
but friendliness to Great Britain, and
that is rather unusual in an Arnerioan
theatre.
"Tho theatre was decorated last night
with American. and English flags, outside
and in, the colors of thio two nations be-
ing draped together in a manner em-
blematic of their present mutually friend-
ly relations.
"After the first act of the play the
orchestra played and the members of the
company sang "The Star Spangled Ban -
nor" and then "God Savo the Queen,"
and the audience not only vigorously ap-
plauded both, but heartily joined in the
singing. It might,not beexactly easy for.
the oldest inhabitant to remember just
when an American audience in an Amer-
ican theatre
mericantheatre has before joined in singing
"God Savo the Queen."
The Sarno Idea in Africa.
London, March 16. -Rev. Dr. Hartzell,
Methodist Episcopal Bishop of Africa,
has arrived here from Liberia. He left
New York in December, 1806, and has
since traveled 6,000 miles in West and
South Africa, stationing 85 inissionaries.
Mrs. Hartzell accompanied her husband.
Both are well and they expect to sail for
New York on March 28. Bishop Hartzell
is accredited by President Coleman of
Liberia as confidential emissary to Lord
Salisbury and President McKinley, to
whom he bears letters intrusted to him
on the eve of his departure from Monro-
via. The gist of these letters is a request
for Closer relations with Great Britain
and the United Status, to which countries
President Coleman appeals to insure the
independence and development of the
country.
Rere It Cropped Out Also.
London, March 16. -The Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of London
gave a banquet 'last evening to Messrs.
Hodges,Ferris and LoWis of the
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com-
pany. The Earl of Denbigh presided.
United Status Consul -General Osborne,
who received: an ovation, rising to reply
to the tost, referred to the talk of an
Anglo-American alliance, and testified to
the friendship existing between the two
countries. He said he did not believe
that either needed protection, unless
against is combination of powers, but
should that combination . over occur he
was confident that the protection 'would
be gonerously given. (Cheers:) Mr.
Osborne expressed the opinion that tho
strained relations between the United
States and Spain Would neon be removed.
; t i• .w.L r.3 is BETTOR.
l L::ul mete' islet„tits could not sleep
at c,a •, i.. dela t. en tired that. I could
htudis' wadi. 1 w iltivai's Sarsapar-
illa, 'atIw'a'rt ieo,l, acid• proett 'ed four'
botties, My he h is clow Letter tints
t , lees d at i ,c'ee 1 wti,ts a child,
and I have nal, been siek for ii, sting
tinit.” fi:a ,7t esee i'rumbuil, Cleatn-
l)tmok,
!Lichee Pelle an, disc}tidy Lillis to take
with Iitni,i's tea: :e tesi'iilts. J gsy and
ye,t otinec'i:t.,
' 'I'nli,t.ccaw and tis erettes to the value
of $2,000 suave been seized nt Cornwall.
urging the winter Months.
kfiumni is Daily Vontilaid Ems has helped to
Ifn and Sands of disease.
Thousan,s Have Losi in Strenqth and
eight and Are roken in Health..
Paine's Celery Compound, the Best of All Spring
Medicines, h' °urs urifies the Blood, Restores Nerve
Force and Lost Strength.
Amongst the first good results that
are apparent from using Paine's Cel-
ery:Qompound in the early spring sea-
son is a perfect regularity of the bow-
els, good appetite, sound,healthy sleep
and good digestion.
These benefits coming' prom ptly:with
the use of Paine's Celery Oompound
naturally result in health -building and
the establishment of a vigorous system
that is capable of resisting sickness
and contagious diseases.
It should be remembered that spring
weakness, nervousness, despondency,
]angor and that "tired feeling" prove
that the matter in the nerves and spin-
al cord are not getting sufficient nour-
ishment.
Paine's Celery Compound will quick-
ly supply a fresh and abundant supply
of nutriment for every tissue of the
body ; the great nledieine is prepared
for this purpose. .
Paine's Celery Compound is the only
medicine ih the world that has earned
the complete confidence of medical
men and the best people in every part
of .the civilized world.
This world-famous medicine is the
only one that can meet the needs of
all who are weak and sick, and who
have been confined in badly ventilated
apartments during the long winter
months. "It quickly expels every trace
of poison and disease, and Lives a flow
of rich, pure Blood that insures perfect
and true health.
If you value your life, beware of sub-
stitutes that al•e offered by some deal-
ers. Paine's Celery Compound is what
you need to cure you ; take nothing
else ; it is a guaranteed spring life -giv-
er and health -builder.
MAILK i. T QEF RTS
Exeter Match 23rd, 1808
Wheat per bushel
Oats.•......
Barley..,,. ••....
Peas......... ......
Butter.... •••••
Eggs •
Turkeys ...
Geese.
Chickens -per ib ,
Ducks •••••
wool,.,.•
Dried A.pples..
,.84 to
28 to
..'40 to 40
.50 to 60
...1d to 14
▪ .,.,..11 to o 1
4 to 5
4 to 0
R". ER
28
.. 5 to
17 to
. 2l to
Pork dressed $5.50 to ry6.00
Pork live weight 4.40 to 855.50
Hay per ton ...:.$ 5 00 to 6.00
Clover seed .... ... $4.00 to $5.00
Alsikc clover 84.50 to $5.00
Timothy seed .........._. $1,00 to $1.25
0
London, Marche 23rd, 1598.
Wheat per bustle , ..88 to
Oats.....30 to
Peas .... . ,..89 to
Barley
Buckwheat ....60 to
Rye 32 to
Corn 44 to
Beans 25 to
Butter .... 18 to
Du18 to 18
g s 75 to 80
Turkeys per lb...• 10 to 10
GooseDorib 9 to 10
Chickens....30to 50
Cheese to 0
Potatoes per bag... 50
1$07.0600
Hay por ton $ 0.00 to
Pork per cwt.., ... .. $4.00 to $4.50
ASK YOUR DEALER
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l -OR
BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY.AND FARM
A Men is always in the
SWIM.
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 and examine' hiss goods before
buy ing your
-.P1'"—FALL SUIT
W J O I -HIS ,
TI -se Teti leer
Exeter Lumber Yard.
Dressed Pine, Siding, Floor-
ing and Ceiling.
No, 1 PI
Pine and
h Pln
Pine
Lath,
Cedar Shingles.
Special inducements to intend-
inglBuilders in Hemlock
Bill Stuff.
SO®OO FeetCOMI Fal Pine at
$IQoOO per M.
YARD EAST SIDE
"las.Willis
OF MAIN STREET.
Hull for Service
A. thorobrod Durham Bull for service on lot
18, eon. 1, Stephen. First class strain. Terms:
$1, to insure: SAMUEL PARSONS,
Y. O.
SPRING WEA.TIIFR WEAKNESS,
It's not thebwenthor that's at fault. It's your
system, dogged With poisth
onous materials, at
makes you feel dull, drowsy .weak and miser-
able. Let Burdock Bleed Batters clear away
all tho'poisons, purify and enrich your blend,
stake you fool bright and vigorous.
BID BACKACHE GOOD-BYE.
If you MS troubled with Backache Lame
tack or Weak lack, you will find Ooan's,fi1-
aca1dsdtyoodnd
tack,
eur backheed strength.
You will find at Iiissett's Wareroom'
the following line of .Agricul
tural Implement
BERING BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RATCRS.
Afull line of Seed. Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows,
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEINING MACHINES, ETC
The celebrated I Knoll Washer
Raymond sewing and wringers
machine I
STOVESd
Gurney stoyes and furances.
Waggons
Buggies
Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
lin Introduction --
It gives us _ pleasure to in
troduce to you our fine BeavE
and Milton Overcoatings,• also
a big range of Scotch and Can-
adian Tweed for warm winter
wear. Our prices aro away
down. Did you see our $12
Black Worsted Suit (made to
order,) If not why not.
J. He Grieve
A Sunt of (illothes
or a Single Garment
Should Clombine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable plaee, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Pali Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and' we will
take much pleasure in showing;
them to you. There are rriany
other lines that are specially a{:
ra ctive..
Wen:. Jackson, of Biddlilpb, left for
Michiganlast week.
PERFECTION AT LAST
VVCT I
UR MEIDALS-• 9Goid and 1 Suver, World's Ccnton-
n,al Cotton exposition, New Orioans, 0884.
1 ES r a 1
H GH TAWARp:s" NebraskaAgricultu alF Pair,1857
DIPLOMA Alabama Age Society, Montgomery, 1888,
AWARD-•Chattehcochte Vall.oy Exposition, Colum
bus, Oa.. 1FO888,
IFIIOHEST AWARDS -St. Louis Agricultural , and
Mechanical Association, -
1989,
GOLD MEDALS and tl iPLOMASWo 's ootum.
bion Exposition,, Chicago, i
HiGWESTAWaARACanada, X898.
B -,Western Fair. Association, Lee -
SI GOLD MEDALS end Diplomas --cal. NIidwinter Fair,'84.
SILVER MEDAL -Industrial Exposition, Toronto, Can„1:'a5
345,5;84 Bioe Comfort
ugea Sold to Jan
ear -Range a illustrated is sold fromDuly cur gsvp ' est, 1897
svegousata
uniform price throughout,•canada and the crated States.
Rode or open hearth, cold roved steel -plate end malleable
trete-will last alifc-thac with ordinary caro.
WROUGHT IRON RANGE 00., L,igvuTED
rounded 1884.. Laid -up Capital $1,000,000
:va,.t,,rigs, Sateeroome and Offices; SrOltoWKT0, CASABA, and Sill'. mom, MO.
Western Salesrooms and Office*: DENVER, COLO.
t.: a�^.1«A carry a complete stock of Rotel Ranges and Kitchen, 'goods I also ttt*
aid •Ane STEEL FURNACES. Write for catalogue is -d. prices.,
J A. LATIM 1 R, Division Nulle1'1u1c.nut•l,tx 11;`.I located .a
branch of tlii,i eompiiuy int : t, Marys, and all repairs will
be made FREE OF CHARGE.
r `..., ” w*"" The common cow is generally very
hardy but even her robust constitution
will be the better and stronger, and
her dairy value enhanced manyfold
if during the winter you add some of
Do
''� L..n rylfl�� � "# 1%4�"a.t� ■ m
Dick's Ino . unifier
to her feed. It sharpens the appetite of an indifferent cater, tones
up the system,: strengthens the generative organs, and keeps her in
good health for the Calving Season.
50 cents a package
LEEMIr4G, MILES &• CO.,
AGENTS,MONTREAL.
0.0
DICK &. CO.,
RRopnitTo?G.
o'o'C0000-o-a,
WARIIITED EVERY TIME
TRUSSES
NEW IN DESIGN,
NEW IN PRINCIPLE,
NEW Mr APPLICATION.
A large assortment of the hest and
most approved Trusses and Mechani-
cal Appliances always in stock, pur-
chased direct from the manufacturers.
We guarantee every Truss to be
made with the finest English steel.
PRICES;VERY MODERATE.
Sole Agency
DOMINION LABORATORY.
J. W. BROWNING PROP
Bi ;LES
geehellenhhhl'efitgro rat
Are Yon Interested
In Wheels?
We 'handle
some of the lead-
ing CANADIAN
and AMERICAN
makes at prices
to suit the times.
A few second hand organs
5 and U Octave, cheap.
Scwi,t-ig Machities
ALWAYS ON HAND.
P. S. -Selling out Dise Har
rows at cost.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
Main street, Exeter.
miTiri",z7s
$torce
We would recommend those
suffering from 'COUGHS, COLDS,
and BRONCHIAL, troubles to.
LTSe WINAN'S 'COUGH BALSAM.
It is also a reliable remedy
for children.
Wo manufacture WINAN'S
ILINI14I1NT, an excellent reme-
dy for NEURALGIA, PAINS,
SORE THROAT, RHEUMATISM
INFLUENZA.
Also WINAN'S CONDITION
PowDEIt.f the best in the mar-
ket.
Try our Lotion for scratches
on horses, also condition pow-
der for sande
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0., LUTZ
J. Y. ANst Queen
Street eT Toronto
The Only relesnia t3 peolaElst i;8a thn filenti;waora
A CURE WITHOUT AN OPERATION
Olittdre I to 8 weeks. Adults 7 to it; Ito xpirilnsnting, Everything a Certaint3
OP SPECIAL INTEREST TO SEVERE, LONG-STANDING OASES. REMEMBER -Age
of person or length of time ruptured makes no difference. Every case a success, After.
3o years' continuous practical experience I have produced the Grandest Instruments the
World Ever Saw 1 ! Kao,ving the true cause of Rupture, and having discovered the
secret tat present known only to myself), IuHtantaneous heIief is Adorded, Safety is As-
sured and a Cure Effected -with little expense, ne pain loseeof time or labor ; without
the doubtful, 0AZAiDOUS and ever caativ expedient of an open: don. DON'T abandon HOPE.
---as I Offer you Great Encouragement 1 Veith-out ,:r nisei, l would say I am prepared to
do what no other man in Arne -me can de, .viz . Herd any reducible Hernia during the
hardest work or severest str.'iu—even horseback riding- Where failure has been the re-
sult in the United States aril the large ho apt*cls in the great cities of Europe, oases given
up as hopeless, I alone am:reads% Don't "p It off' your case or that of your child regret
and sorrow may come when least espea,tod and ton late to remedy. Your rupture gives
little trouble now, and appears trifling. You nwiect it. This is where your danger lies.
.;:r.rf—
el
BE WARNED 'IN 'i'iE 1 Should 'your rupture be hidden from' view by
some large clumsy truss you are lulled into a sense of false security. Your Hernia is not
held, and you are in a more dangerous condition than you imagine. Now heed this Cau-
tion, 'ere it be too late ; Unless the Hernia is completely reduced within the internal
ring (where nature placed it) and constantly held there, adhesion might ensue, resulting
in strangulation of the parts, rendering you liable at any moment to a frightful death.
An ill fitting truss, from intense, unequal pressure on one side, causes a Double
Rupture, induces Paralysis, weakens the Generative ore,anization, causes general nervous
prostration, Kidney -Urinary troubles, constipation and kindred ailments.
11nOTHERS g Look to your children as you value their future happiness l 1 Can
Cure Them in six weeks I Neglect will produce frightful deformity and may prove fatal.
The very best evidence to support my claims - Our Own Physicians, Our Own
People, Your Own Neighbors. EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE,
One set of teeth will not fit every mouth, nor ane make of truss suit every form of
Hernia. I have known cases ruined for life by placing themselves in the hands of ignor-
ant pretenders having not the slightest conception cf the first principles of human an-
atomy. He who makes a specialty of one -department must certainly be regarded as
possessing more experience and better facilities for the treatment of any particular
trouble-12iD CERTAINLY MORE CAPABLE -than anyone having "many irons in the fire."
SPECIALIST WILL VISIT
EXETER—Commercial Hotel, Sat.11r,lay,. Sunday, Aril
.0ODERICH—British Exchange Hotel, (from ,Monday noon.
to Tuesday noon) April 4-5.
WINGHAM—Queen's Hotel, Wednesday, April 6.
:THE FOLLOWING IS SAMPLE TESTIMONY
DEAR Sm .-I-a,tu pleased to say that the instrument Yc,u fitted. en ane dure
ing your visit to Seaforth hag held ins securely and safely to'perform - the
heaviest work on my farm with absolute comfort. Per the host thr'e'e months
I have had no trouble whatever: idy physician, Dr. Bethune, of this town,
has pronounced the instrument an admirable fit, and expressed the opinion •
that -in a very short time 1. may be enabled to dispense w nth it nitogethos•. I
would strongly advise sufferers with rupture to stop experimenting call and
see you, be fitted, and thus secure permanent relief, which I now have to the
tallest extent, after being a eufferer for over ten years with this menet:leg
affliction.
TIR. SAMUEL BRO.1J:l] OO'1
• Jane 29, 1897, Seaforth, Ont.
PROSTRATED, EXHAUSTED.
NO SLEEP -mo REST.
LL do not appreciate
the words of John G.
Saxe, who sang, "God
bless the man who
first invented sleep!"
But appreciation Is
not wantingto those
who hale sffered as
Mrs. White of Mari
Township Ont., who
became so i11 with
nervous troubles that, to quote her bro-
ther, Mr. Donald McRae, a wall -known re-
ldent of that illustrious section' 01 Nortli
Ontario: "My sister had not slept ani 'ht
for over three ilionths. She could not hays
etpod this muolt longer, and it was only
When death seemed imminent that South
American Nervine became the good phy-
atelan. After taking the first doss of the
Soraine she sleet alt night, and gained
in Cosh until perfectly well, and bag now
no sign of nervpusness. ` This Is a wonder.
fdl medicine In the severest easels of nor-
eensn08s, and the greatest flesh-bullder t6
be found anyiwhette in the world. --x-25.
it
ITC�Ls
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E;3i
ritEING
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Rk
TINGING
SKIN DISEA$i'ts 11113.11IVED OCNII Ap•
PLiOAfIOM OF
Dr. An Ointment
3E OENTS),
Mr. James Gaston, tuorehant,Wilkesberre,
Pa, writes t -r Laine years I kava beta
disfiguree with tetter on hands and fa.e.��e.
But at last I have found a etre in D.
Ageew'e Ointment. My skin is now
'smooth and soft and ;free from every' bleats
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