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aeon. Apply to JOHN SPACKIVI
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LEVER
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ze Adelaide St. le.
Toronto, Ont.
lee*,siraroa ,oratnaorato
Presbytery Qf
'Ube Presbytery of liuron met b
Willis' Church. •Cliuton, on the MI
filet, There \Vita a large atteeedance 0
)embers. Reports were reeeive(
from aid-reeelving vougregations
The same grants were given as pre
vIOUS1y, excepting' In ti,e of (Aram
Bend and Corbett \villa reel ueed. the
twarniet, by $50. •"rho reports from (
E. Soeietiee showed avtive metehei
071, Associate <100, total, 1.107 ; raw,
for ntiesions irtte toirowaw, res(
lotion was passed :—
• That.. the Presbytery having, boar
the report on Young Peopl&s Societie
hereby thank the opium ee d p
daily its convener for their laboesom
wOuld place upon record their appre(
ation of the good Work being done
our young people, commending thee
earnestly to the guidance of the glee(
King and Head of the church, mid In.
seedling them not to be weary in we
doing."
The Revs. Messrs. IVIcWilliams o
Hamilton and Rumball of Morden
Man., were asked to sit as correspond
ing members. The former addresse
the Presbytery on behalf of the Lord'
Day Alliance, and a resolution of corn
mendation and endorsement of it
work was passed. The request of th
congregations of Blake and Bay
field road for a grant of $100 from th
augmentation fund, was referred to t
corrnalittee. An excellent report on
church life• and work, based. on re
ports from sessions, was read by Rev
.Anderson. It was adopted and re
ed to be sent to Synod's committe,
A minute expressive of the h.ppreci
ation of the late Father Oluniquy'
Work, was placed in the Presbytery'
records. The resignation of the Rev
Mr. Muir of Brumfield was acceptec
and Mr. Shaw of Egmondville appoint
ed as moderator of Brucelield session
during the vacancy. Commissioners to
the General Aessembly were appointec
as follows :Revs. Messrs. Oarriere
Martin, Musgrave, Dr. cDonald and
R. Henderson, with Elders from the
congregations of Brucefield, Blyth,
'McKillop, Clinton and Hallett. The
Sabbath School report presented by
Mr. Graham of Bayfield expressed
appreciation, of the good work clone
in the Sabbath •schools of the Presby
tery during the past year, and the
progress made. The report was adopt-
ed. and forwarded to the Synod's com-
mittee on S. Schools. Dr. McDonald
of Seaforth resigned as pastor of First
Church, Sea.forth. An adj 0 tt r Elect m cc t -
ng of Presbytery was appointed to be
held in Seaforth on the 28th inst. to
consider this resign Won, and in the
meantime the congregation be cited
to appear at said meeting. The Pres-
bytery then adjourned.
' eNot to be Yi Led Ageliao
Some time ago in the State Of Miebi
gan, yeeng and enterprising book agent
was the emintry travelling from town
• to town, selling a work called "The Burly
1 Christian Martyrs," whioh he sold at .115
1 copy, deliveriug the beoks and eolleating
the money as be went aloeg,
•• Ile bad been two days in oertain town'
1 and Ilea taken .a fair number a main,
.1,1* there, when a little before noon be called
c in a grocery stere,whero he found the pro.
printer alone The old armor eekod
il what he had, seeing from his gmpuln case
). that ho was an agent of some kind, go
replied. "I'm taking orders for a work.
d called 'Tee Early Christian Martyrs,' and
s have maly a few copies loft."
e The old man's eyes beamecl with delight
d as he said, "Is that so? Why, it wee only
a few nights ago tny wife and I wore talk-
y ing about that book and wondering how
11 we could got it • Sho wants the be eg and
t clo I." The moat delivered him a coPY,
e and Os the old man gave him a e6 bill in
11 paynaent, he said; "Now, look here, don't
you go over to the house and sell a copy to
r my wife, because w0 only want one in the
fan., iisr.
" Certainly not,' ' said the book agent,
a "I wouldn't think ec snob a thine„,' and
8 bidding the old man good. 0, tee, he
loft the store. It was t hen 11 :5,
e and the train Whioh wal to ; to
e Chicago started at la 15 pan, ed be
himself, " me I have just tito eopy
e to tho old lady and get on the tr '
So he entered the nearest dru e' ,ro, and
• getting the home address of the old lean
from the directory, ho at once hurried
there. Of COW'S% he had no cliffloutty in
making the sale, as shwas anxious to get
..ork and having received the $5, he
uto..a allhaste to catch the train,
The old man came hone e for &inter long
s after the book agent had gone. His Wife
mune toward him sraillbag ana oongrata
lating horself upon having seemed wha
she had so long wished '
to possess a Oa;
of "The Early Christian Martyrs, H
did not smile, however, but swore angrily
and muttering something about that ha
1 would fix. him, hurrled (not stopping for
) dinner) in the hoped! reaching the station
before the train started for Chicago, think.
ing that the book agent would be sure to
leave town as soon as possible after this.
When he °tune within WO yards of the
station be saw from tho top of the hill
which sloped down fo-the station that the
train was on the point of starting, so,
recognizing a friend of his who was nearly
at the bottem of the hill and consequently
()lose to the train he began gestfoulating
and shouting to him to stop the agent.
His friend could only aatch the words
book agent, who was smoking a cigar on
the rear platform of a car, ana asked him
what the old man on the hil wanted. Tim
book agent pretended to scrutinize the fig-
ure in the distance, of °ours°, knowing
full well who he was and what he wanted.
In a few minutes,he said,as an idea seem-
ed to strike him:
"I know; I know now. That is acus-
tomor of MIDIS. HO wants a copy of "The
Christian Martyrs," and like a fool I
never called on him I forgot him. If
you want to do hhna good turn," be add-
ed, just as the train was going to move
out, "you had better tnIte the book from
me and give it to him, so he won't be die -
appointed. The price is $5."
The man gave the book agent $5 for his
friend, and took the book and the train
started for Chicago •
a.. • aaea att„..ee
.1.13.11.0
COMPLETELY PROSTRATED
A Quebec Farmer Tells How He Was
• Restored from Almost Hopeless Suf-
fering to Complete Health.
Mr. Wm. Goodard, a well known
farmer living near Knowlton, Que.,
says :—"A few years ago my health
gave way and I was completely pros-
trated. The least exertion would use
nee up ancl make it, difficult for me to
breathe. I suffered from headaches,
had no appetite, and fell off in weight
until 1 was reduced to 180 pounds.
Finally' grew so bad that I was forced
to keep iny bed, and remained there
for several enonthS. I was under the
care of a good doctor, but he did not
seem to help me. One day a friend
urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and I procured two boxes. When
bad finished them I could. not see
much improvement and would have
stopped taking them but for the urging
of my friend, who said. that in my con-
dition I could not expect. to see immedi-
ate results. I continued taking the pills
*and by the time 1 had taken a couple
more boxes there was no doubt that
they were helping me, and it needed
no farther persuasion to induce me to
continue them. In the course of a few
months I not only regained my health,
hut increased in weight fifty poudds.
These resnits certainly justify the faith.
I have in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
I strongly urge those who are weak
and broken down to give them afair
More iiteak, and ailing people have
been made stroug,active and energetic
by using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills than
by any other means. They fihl the
veins with new, vigorous blood, and
strengthen every nerve in the body.
Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box, or
six hoxeslor $2.50, or sent hy mail by
addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Sohn Madden has purchased the farm
of Thos. Lyncb, on the 12th concess-
ion of Stephen.
—One LAXA-LivER PILL every night
for thirty days makes a complete cure
of biliousness and constipation. That
is just 25 cents to be weed.
T. J. Berry, of Hensall, has sold the
well-known entire horse, "Elevator"
to Hugh Bowman &i A. D. Stewart,
V. S., of Ailsa Craig. "Elevator"
has proved himself a splendid horse in
every respect.
The Board of directors of the Cent-
ralia Batter and Cheese Association
met at the residence of R.Hicks on Sat-
urday afternoon last, and, after con-
siderable discussion, concluded to pur-
chase' the building from Mr. Parsons,
including the two lots and contents,
paying $700 for it. They will prepare
at once lo convert it into a suitable
factory, •end commence to make butter
nt soon as possible.
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'DIV SPRING MONINIS.
Are most likely to find your blGod
impure and lacking in the red cor-
• puscles which enable itto carry nourish-
ment to the nerves and other organs.
Therefore you feel weak, tired and list-
less and are troubled with spring
humors. Relief is given by Hood's
Sarsaparilla which purifies, enriches
and vitalizes the blood.
Hood's Fills cure biliousness. Mailed
for 25 cents by C. L Hood 64 Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
:01111drell.:..Ory. for •
TORIA.
Influence of Concentrated Foods ou mine
Often points made by public speakere
fail to attract special attention of listen-
ers to or readers of their remarks. Mr.
Harris of Boston, the expert butter judge,
both at the state dairyman's meeting of
Vermont and last year of New Hemp.
shire, in each place made the point that
some of the butter was injuriously
affected by gluten meal, and that cotton-
seed meal also injured the flavor of but-
ter. We invite the ahtentiou of butter
makers to this point, for to this opinion
more than ordinary weight should be at-
tached. The feeding of gluten meal is on
the increase among dairymen, while
probably more rapidly with milk pro.
dueers than with butter producers; yet
Ib is a populor food with butter. produc-
ers. We regret to note the fact, for gluten meal, next to cottonseed meal, is the
richest dairy food on the market in pro-
tein, and therefore next to It has Vie
highest value for farm fortilleers. Gluten
meal oxbeeds cottonseed raeal in the
amount of fat it contains, which rises oc-
casionally to the heavy amount of 18 per
cent,, and generally exceeds 10 per cent.
Now as oil or fat has two and one half
times the heat producing capacity that
pratein has, it will be seen in this regard
that its feeding Value is superior to that
of coteonseed meal, and on this account,
on the vv.hole bas a higher feeding value
than cottonseed meal. .
But ths very high par. cent. of protein
and fat combined makes it what is
known among feeders as a heavy food
and one of the dangerous foods to feed,
except in limited dinounts. Garget and
other woes to which cow flesh is heir
follow the heavy feeding of this meal,
and in giving rise to the off quanty of
butter from its influence on health Is
manifest in texture and flavor. Very
fatty goods do not givo butter fats of the
finest granular structure, nor do they
give the finest flavored butter. This we
believe to be true not only of gluten meal
but of cottonseed meal, linseed meal and
palm net meta. At the New Hampshire
expsrinie,it ation Prof. Whitelier, the
nvestign tor, found that gluten meal
Arai° ratilier softer butt& than other
oods. It is nsetuned bY dairyman that a
mall quantity of gluten meal—a couple
canals a day—when mixed with Latch
oralsas bran or sone food that oats as a
ivisok to inaiPease its, bulk, may be fed
vvithont any marked or dangerous visible
fleets.
Cottonseed meal, objected to by Mr.
larrls, attects injurionely the volatile
aide of butter, and of coarse thereby its
SAW. At the same time it makes a hard
utter without giving it that flue arent&..
ar structure imparted by omen meal. Tie
melting point is vory decidedly rattled,
Mounting soy
thothnes to 10 dolies.•Ce
ocuunt of the influence of those ineais on
he value of manure and their angaes•
faVorable °float cal the quantitlem
f it, a pound or two a dey, If brat), oats
middlings enter into the ration; un-
ties the class Of gilt-edged butter IS bailiff
ado shat draws the ettroneo priori of
he market—prices net seotred and, not
ttateable by one in a theusentl. Tbose
ho aro -making the Belot alms of goods
hat go into • the common in arleets abet
tat stand next to the procluo0of gilt-
clge butter, will no doubt hesitate ter use
tiler of these meals, Exact evidenceIs
anting to determine even in Small
nantities whether it Is advisable tO feed
to the heeds of this ()lege of dairpmen,
he Value of these foods for the teason
atecl Is So great that they should not be
holly parted With without closer obser-
Ron than We 110w haVO on these fonds,
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WELL, KNO_Will, VI01-1141
Traveled Eetenelvely Throueheut the
Provinces—Interesting Statements
Coneerning His SePerience.
STELLARTQN,1l.S.—Taznes -B. Murray,
a well known vloliniSt, of this place, who
has traveled extensively throughout the
Provinces, reakea this Statement
waS ranning down in health and my
weight fell off from 175 to 156 ,pounds.
Prescriptions did me but little good. My
trouble was called nervous dyspepsia. I
resorted to Flood's Sarsaparilla and after
taking fve bottles I Wa$ greatly benefited,
I feel as well now as ever in my life, and
have increased In flesh so that I DOW'
Weigh 177 1)41111(1$, rim well known in
this part of the country, having followed
my profession, that of a violin musician
for the last 26 years. I gladly tell my
friends what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done
for me. Before I began taking the medi-
cine 1(11(1 not have any ambiti ut now
all is changed and my. dyspeptic '1, ble
perfectly ured.” Ja.xclo 11./rfunuA.2%,.
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sar-
saparilla, do not be induced to buy any
substitute. Be sure to get Hood's.
are the only pills to take
_with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
W1400,1*.knipt.
•„MARKET REPORTS.
fleeter, March15th,1889.
a. heel , -,r bushel ati to 60
,,are •. .11 to 29
veley• • ift, to 45
Of tO al
lItti Ler.. 11 to 14
0•
. AO to 10
rkt1y, 9 to 9
t ;(•ese... .. (1 to 8
L'Idvkiii,s per lb ...,.. 5, to 5
[woke •• — .. 7 to 7
wool .. 17 to 18
leave. Appleat. .. — . .. 5 to 0
Perk dressed 84.66 to Sao
Pork live weight. ... ..,$3.75 to $3.75
Hay per ton.... ... 8 5 00,10 $6.00
allover seed .... .......• .... .00 to 85.00
Alsike clover - .... ...... 3.50 to $5.00
Timothy seed . . len to, $1.25
London, March 35th, latia
Whew Per bash° ,• • — • • ''
tas .
Barley. ••••• • • • -
Buckwheat
Rye
• Corn.................
Boaus .....
Els•gs
Ducks
Turkeys per lb
Goose per ib
.. . .. .
Chickens ...... ...... 50
Cheese . .. a
Potatoes per bag...... 8G
Hay per t .
on • .5 6.00 to
Pork per cert.. .. $4.50 , to
to 69
to 28
.5o to 58
89 to 60
to 48
• 89 to 39
41 to 45
60 to 70
14 to 14.
15 to a,a
60 to to
10 to 12
to 10
to 75
to 10
tol 00
$ 7-50
$5.00
•
The writer ot a recent book of legal
anecdotes has unearthed some curious
testimony as to William Shakespeare's
knowledge of the English law of his
time. , Lord Campbell, a former Lord
Chief . justice of England, in the year
1869 published a book entitled "Shake-
epeare's Legal Acquirements,” • in which
he submitted three -and -twenty of the
thirty-seven plays to a etemeathat close
examination, !and deduced .therefrom
large number of examples' illu.e.tratie e
Of legal knowledge or acquaintance
with technical terms on the part of the
author. Abounding as are these law
phrases, points and metaphors, the
marvel is that they are always accur-
ate and appropriately used. There is
never a mistake. "While novelists cual
dramatists," says Campbell, "are con-
stantly making mistakes as to the law
of marriage, of . wills, and of inherit-
ance, to Shakespeare's law, lavishlyas
he propounds It, there can be no tie -
niurrer, no bill of exception, no writ
0e
' Tehrtercirpo2ints of the perfect bulldog as
established by the judges of the pres-
ent day may be noted. The nose is
tilted upward and there are numerous
wrinkles on top of the , nose, between
the eyes and on the forehead. The
loser jaw projects slightly—i.e., is un-
aershut. The two jaws and the nos -
tills present an extensive flat and rect-
angular. surface. The lower teeth are
properly even, but loverof the P1C:-
turesque often prefer, unevemiess. The
head is large and round, thus contri-
buting to the general air of solidity.
The ears are thin and neatly bent over
at the top.. The ehest is very deep and
broad: The forelegs are short and
straight, not bowed, but the fact that
the shoulder's point outward. in the per-
fect dog conveys a suggestion of bow-
leggednees. The feet are round and ot
well proportioned size. The body is
short from the shoulders tci the, begin-
ning of the hindquarters, and rather
thin, or fine, so that there is lightness
where there ean.not be much strength.
The hindquarters are large and strong,
the line of the back and haunches be-
ing a bold curve. The hind feet are
round in shape. The tail is stralget
and gracefully /minted, and symbolize
the direct and incisive temperament of
as owner.
Refreshing Sleep
COMES WHEN
Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills
ARE USED.
Miss Margaret Brown, 627 Colborne
St. LOndon, Ont,, says mother
has been afflicted with nervoliellees ansi
general debility for a long time. She
suffered a great deal with insomnia, and
found it ahnost impossible to sleep.
"I event to W. T. Strong's drug store
and got a box of Milburn's Heart and
Nerve P1118, which she took, and derived
so lunch benefit from them that I bought
another box for her. They have done her
a wonderful lot of good, making her
nervous system much stronger, giving her
restful sleep, Mid removing many other
symptoms whieh previontly distressed
her.
"I can truly say that thee° ptlis nee a
great remedy for any elle l3ufferate '
weak nerves, general debility, sleop-eee-
tess or heart trouble."
Milburnrs Heart arid Nerve Pills are
50c. a boX:or 8 for.$1.25, at all druggists.
I MIMI
Makes
Rich
Red
Blood.
The Bost
Romody for
Spring !Reath
Weakness.
The Blood is the very essence of fife.
As it eourses through the system it earl les
with it, if pure and riela nutrition to every
cell hi the body. a impure, it spreads
cli6case. If' thin anti watery, It falls to
hence we have weakness,
ity and decay.
It is the wonderful power B.B.B. has
in purifying impure blood, making thin,
wetery blood rich and red, that is at the
bottom of as marvellous success in curing
disease.
'I'hose who are pale, thin, weak,
troubled with blotches, pimples or erup-
tions of any kind should take 13.13,11.
It makes the pale cheek rosy, the skin
clear and smooth, and infuses new energy
into weak, worn, run down, shattered
constitutions.
Skin "I bee, to state I have used
Clear. Burdock Mood Bitters for im-
• pure blood, pimples on the face,
Scc., and derived great bonefit from it.
My skin is now very clear and free from
all eruptions. I only used four bottles of
the 13.I3.B. and can strongly recommend
it to any person suffering- from impurities
in the blood or eruptions of the skin."
MRS. G. /3. HELATORE,
Spence's Bridge, B.C.
Every "I have taken B.I3.B. every
Spring. spring now for some years, to
purify my blood and keep my
system in good order, and can honestly
say that I do not know of its equal
anywhere." MRS. AGGXE BARNES,
Lunenburg, N.S.
DR, Low's WoBet SYRUP is a stile,
and sure reliable worm expeller. Acts
equally well on children or adults. Be
sure you get Low's.
NO NEED TO suFrER
The agony -of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago
or Neuralgia, Milburn's Rheumatic Pills cure
yOu effectively—cure after other remedies fail ,
:Price 50 cts., all dealer.
,Mrs. Joseph Langtry, Brockville. Ont,, says:
"1 bate used Dr. Low's Worm See:upend
I can say that ib done my, children good. It
never fails to act promptly. Price 25e.
A PHRENOLOGIST SPEAKS. I
Prof. J. W. Croute r -writes from Penetangua;
shone: "twee troubled with palpitation of the
heart which became very !severe. Hearing of
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills I determined
to try them, and after taking them for about a I
week I was cured.
As wear:mg glasses Avben
you should not, and not, w4, tr,
ing them when you shculd,
It is a mistake to do
lA76' only prescribe p.,11:1,,es
' when they 'WEI be of w - ,c
the wearer.
-A. large Proportion of the cases of painful eyesight are
duo to the uso of unsuitable or improperly fitted glassos.
In consulting our Optician you illeUr DO expense and run
no ,risk.
Mornings preferred for testing at
10
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Scarf pins, at 15 cents each. Send 1;our address and we forward the
Pins and our Premium List, postpaid, le e money required. These Pins
will almost sell themselves, for die Topaz has ail the brilliance Of the best
diamonds, and has never before Peen off,red at anything like this price. The
Watch is neat in appearance, thoroughly well made, and fully guaranteed.
Unsold Pins may be returned. Ideation this paper when verking„
THE OEM PIN CO., Freehold Building, Toronto, Ont.
Tonp
Genuine
Padlock
and
Key
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cill 1
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tranarT send money. .bat your name
AY and address on a POST cup, and
we will send you 20 packages of
AROMATIC CACHOUS, Odelicious con.
fecaon to perfume thebreath, to sell
for us, if you can, at 5 cents per package. When sold send
our.money,51.00, arid we will send you FREE your
choice of the beautiful prizes illustrated. Goods return-
able a not sold. Mention this paper. f
TiSDALL SUPPLY CO. SNOWDON CHAMSSRS
To RoNTo. Otrr.
1:1,5 L. cr, 0 tl
ta`
Saved the baby. "Dr. Fowler's Extract o
Wilcl Strawberry saved my baby's life. She was
cutting her teeth and was taken ill with Diarr- ii`
. tea very adly. My sista advised Fowler's ,I
B EST FORTABLE.DAIRY.AND FARM. 1 "Ca..41%."411./tZtt.
trouble at once.' Mrs, Peter Jones, Warta
a orth, Oat.
Strawberry. I got a bottle and it stopped the 1
, .
I
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of my complete stock going
at old prices.
FOIL OVER Ellen YEARS.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for ,
over fifty years by millions of rootherstor their ,
0
AN OLD AND WELL-TRIDD RDMEDY.—^Arrs i
Em Logs & Bolts i
children while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gems, allayeall ;
path cures wind colic, andis the best remedyi •
for Direalmea. It is pleasant to the taste. Soid ! -. • • Aar" 1 in a short time. Buy now at
. •
bore ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a andbottle. ts value is incalculable. Bo EFE. 1 :
Syrup, and take no other kincl. EXErF
fold prices and get 4 bargain.
,
IUndertaking a Specialty.
ANOTHER OAR LOAD
MEAT
NBW
Highest Ca.sli prices paid by the
SUTHERLMID IIES 00,19 LIMITED! R. N. WE
For Ehn Logs, cut 11,18i, 16 and 18
feet long. Also Basswood Heading j
RKET BtiS2TONI SAWING DONE I FARME S
1 and 42 inches long.
You will find at Bissett's Wareroom
the following line of Agrici,1
tural Implements
The undersigned has opened up a
new nieat market one door
South of Garlina's Stero.
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on band.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN 1' riANNING
A Man is always In the
SWIM
If he wears one of
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Be:is a sure Ram
His price° are away dewn.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine bis goods before
buying your
-.460......,FALL SUIT
W JOHNS,
Tailor.
W.
SCHOOL OPENING
A full line, fresh and
bright of
SUM NOR
and every School re-
quisite at
BROWNING
Where the Scholars are
always used well
Apply at Gould's Saw Mill,
Exeter.
GUS *WAGNER,
Foreman for the
RIis,ixt
Sutherland Innes Co. BON
A HAMILTON LADY
Finds Laxa-Liver Pills a perfect
cure for Sick Headache.
Fullyninety per cent. of the women of
this eountry suffer from sick headaehe.
Liver disorder and constipation are at
the bottom of the trouble.
Laxa-Liver Pills cure the headache by
correcting the cause.
And they do their work easily and
perfectly without any gripe, pain or
sickening.
But tee Hamilton lady we referred to—
Her name is Mrs. John Tomlinson.
Her address is 107 Steven St. North.
This is what she says :
"Being troubled with severe head-
aches, I was advised by a friend to try
Laxa-Liver Pills. I only requiredto
use half a bottle when the headache
vanished and I have not been troubled
with it since."
Laxa,-Liver Pills 25e., all druggists.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
the simplest, safest, quickest cure for all
coughs ansi colds of children adalts,
E'riee '25e.
Fin
T i rin
BLACK'You Nieuwe a, suet vera
Often at, this time of the yam'. We are prepared
to fit reaout i10 the finest style. Best geality
COOdS closee't prices.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
DERS, MOWERS,ROLLS
AND BALL BEARING
STEEL SULKY 1/ S
A full line of -Seed DrIlis, Oultivators
Disc and Diamond Harrows
• Plows, and Turnip Drills,
. SEWING MACHINES; ETC
The celebrated I Knoll Washer
Raymond sewing I and wringers,100.,..
'machine
STOVES.
Gurney stoyes and furanees.
• w gg ns
Buggies
• Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of tinecelebrated McLaughlin
.Buggies.
We arc in the van with all
that is desirable in the line.
Let -as show you our stock of
17.00 Fancy Worsteds in all
the newest colorings:
Remember .1V0 put i
best suit for 810.00 that' %%ix
be bought in the county.
GIVE VS A CALL.
A J. SNELL J, H8 CrevE