The Expositor, 1869-03-19, Page 8a
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PROBLEM ,- NO. GI:
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• BY H. It- AGITV,,L, -Chess
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WHITE.
White .-te play and mate ---in six nioves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 66.
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EL.A.CK.
• 1 KttkP P tks Kt
2 Kt to Q 7,(ch.) K tics R
3 P tks Kt - - K moyes
4 P to K 5 -mate.
ENIGMA, No.
:42h
Kli•6 QB7,-
KB6 K Kt1 KR 7
KB 2 KRsq.
MatewithB 13 in four moves. •
Toirname,nt Oantis at the Brookly,p,
011e8:9 Olub.
GAME NO, 71:
WgITE. BLACK.
MB 14;itisn.A.N. C. A. GILBERG.
1 P.toK4 PtoK4
- 2 Kttolil$3 KttoQB3.
•3PtoQ4 P tk-s P
4Bto QB4 BtoQB4
5 Kt to K Kt 5 Kt to Kt R 3
6 Itt to B P Kt tks Kt
7 13 ties Kt (ch.) K tics -13
8, Q to R (ch)- P to K Kt 3
9 Q tks B P to Q 3
10 QtoKKt 5 BtoK 3,
11 Castles Q tks Q
12 Btks Q Kt to K-4
13 P. to K .13.4 Kt to -Q B 5
14 P to -135 P tks P
15 P tleS P .B -to Q 4
lBPtoQKt3KttoK4
17 BtoKB4 'KRtoKKtsq
18 P to K Kt QR to K sq
19 Kt-boQ 2 PtoQ 6
20 PtoQB4 BtoQB 3
21 PtoKR 3 PtoKR 4
K to R' 2 Kt to K Kt 5 (ch)
23 P tks Kt R to K 7 (ch).
24 K to R. 3 P tks (eh)
25 K to R4 R to R 7 mate.
GAME NO. 72.
WHITE. . BLACX..
F. E. B.LENZINGER.
1 PtoK4
2 Kt to K B 3
3 BtoQB4
4--Pto Q4
5 Kt tits 13
6 tks Kt
7 'ttoB 3
8 to K 3
9 to Q 2
10 to Kt 3
11 Vasties
12 ttoQ5
I3 P to Q B 3
1413 to 132
15 Qto B sq '-
10 Kt tks B
17 13 to Kt 5.
18 P to Q•Kt 3
19 Q to K3
20 R to Q sq
21 to K B 4
22 -I to B 5
V3 B 4
.24 to Q 6
25 .to Q
.26 tks: If' and
- M. Kul=
PtoK4
Kt to•Q B 3
• P to Q 3
tks P
Kt tks
Kt to X 2
PtoQR 3
Ktto Q B 3
,B to K 3
B to K 2
Castles
B to B
• Kt B.,4 -
Kt to B 5
PtoQB 3
Cl-tks Kt
• Q to K.4
Kt to Kt 3
Kt to Q 2
•PtoQ4
QtqB 2
Q R to .K sq
Q to R I
Q tksRP
P to Q 5
wins..
.4...tombstone in Maine, erected to tha
- memory Of a wife, bears the inscription:
"Teatrs cannot restore her ; therefore I
weep."
—You and your wife s• hould be one,"
said a friendly adviser to a hen-pecked
husbafid. B61;01116 one exclaimed
hen -peek d ; "Iwhy we are ten now."
PHOJA ,' "She's 1, and Tin 0.
—Young lady ; dOh ! I am so glad
you like birds; w.hieh kind do you • ad-
mire most? Old Squab : I think
the goose, with plenV of ste...freig, is
.about as good as any.
Nno is in-vii,ed to tea and _ evening
parties, mid told to drop in just when
it is*..eon4venient The bachelor.
Who lives.- in clover all his- days,
. and when he dies has flowers strewn
on his grave by ti.e girls that could
not entrap him The bachelor.
The ilerks and ineehanits of Montreal
are iibt, it &said, displeased at the. ex-
-fleeted .exodus of 4, 1arg9 ..s,nfp114, popu-
lation, which will throw a: huinher of
tenements un the market. There will
be no ii;xiety fe4in. securifig,h4iises a
grtigt‘deal less tent than the'lildror'ai
have hithertrto-exacted„ 1,k_p..9ffieer in
:
garrison. who tuts offiefal opportunities.
- of judging, makes the statiement; pat
• ful1rjrie'hun:494, Ai.dAttrhOsea,wili
I,e vacate4 by regimental and •staff
caeors!at the Olose Of the'liouse' letthig
• iu ontre0.'
J. .SEATTER.
E tiLVNG E BROKE'R
- ,•
_ And. dealer in Pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & DYE. STUFFS.
s- The Drug Dcpaitment is uader the sPecial
care of an experienced CI) ein is t,
1.3.. M. PEARSON.
January 21s t, 1869. •59- fy.
SEAFORTH MILLSI
Flour and Feu(
JJA VINCI. received. an A geney f tem ,
J. Stable, for the sale of their unri
ed Floar, I am now prepared to fur
, purchasers with an article
WHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITIO
ell-
ish
Rarties ordering Flour or Feed from me,
can have the same delivered. in any part of
Town on the shortest -notice.
WM. ,AULT.
5p.-72
Seaforth, San. f.),Qth, 1869.
Note The
,THAT
Fact -1.
Co aro 1Palten
NEW GALLERYJ
• Is now complete with a new. •
VOIGHtLANDER INSTRUMENT
\---.EW Backgrounds, (C.c., .&e. .None but
li rst-class pictures taken, and satiefac-
t ton gu ite ed.•
GALLERY over Dr. Smith's Office, next door
t� 'F. Meyer's.
Seafoeth, Aryi. 13, 1868. 36-6-e).
CA NADA PEMANENT B UILD-
ING & SAVING SOCIETY
• S prepared to advance money- on Improved
▪ Real Estate, on the most favorable terms
to borrowers, and to buy Mortgages.
For particulars, apply to their appraiser,
W. I\1:. WATSON
Insurance Agent, Seafo -fh.
Seaforth, Feb. 20, 1868. Il -J
WAGGONS, BUGGIES,.Ii
ND all implements for farm use raana-
fact used by .
WNAUGHT & TEEPLE
Good and 'Cheap.
Remember the stand. •
NORTH ROAD SEAFORTH.
Seaforth,Feb. 20, 1868. • 11-
rE
rafrilifit
AND HURON -ADVERTIStR,
iThiNE of the largest papers published in !thei
kJ Co au by,
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TE1MS.—$1.50 per am -min, in advance.
If not so paid, $2,00 will invariably be
charged.
.• RATES OF ADVERTISING-.
TEAR EX AO I EEMENTS.
The following rateS will be chargetl to mer -
Chants and others who advertise by the year,
'aud in no case will exceptions be made:
One column for twel-ve months, - - 860 00
for sil months, - - 35 00
" for three mouths, 2() 00
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for six months, -1 - - • 20 00
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Quarter of a column for twelve months, 2Q 00
for six months - - 1 00
• for 'three months, -
00
For each line over ten, first insertion, 08
Each subsequent insertion, - - -Q 02
Tho number Of lines to be reckoned by the
pee .oceupiod, measured by a scale of slid
Br. evier.
Advertisements ..without spacific directions
will be published till forbid, and charged ac-
cordingly.
G EO. ' W. ROSS,
Prop -le' o;..
STRONG'S LIVERY & SALE STAB4S
VIRST-tLASS,TORSTS' GOda:VieTii=
• des, a all hours, on reasonable terms.
-ggi-The Iargeht and best Livery in SeafOrth
;.Siiitable Riga tor; Commercial Travellere.
Two doors North of Sharp's HoteL _
-`t_ FEW Heittektibill*Ift'Fillliiit
Seaforth, Dec..14, 1868. 53-1y
pUBLIONOTICE.'
THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY
6, "HospitalStreet, MOrareal,
after the most severe -teats by
the best -IA. -authorities and judges of
Teas, have been pronounced- to bequite pure,
and free froin any artificial coloring or pois-
onous substances so often used.. to improve
the appearance of Tea. They are unequalled,
for strength and flavor. They have been
chosen for their intrinsie worth, keeping in
mind health, economy, and a high degree of
pleasure in drinking them We sell for the
smallest possible profits, effecting a, saving to
the consumer of 15c. to 20c.- per lb. Our
Teas are put up in 5, 12. 15, 20 and 25 lb.
boxes, and are warranted.pirre and free froM
poisono-us Substances. _Orders for four 5 lb.
boxes, two 12 lb. -boxes, Or one 20 or 25 lb.
box„ sent carriage free to any Railway Sta-
tion in Canada, Tea, will be forwarded im-
mediately on ice pt of the order by Mail
containing mon.ey, orthe money- can be col-
lected on cleliv ry by express -man, -where
there are expres effieesin sending .orders
below the amou t of $10, to save expense it
will be better fo send money with the order.•
-Where a 25 lbbot would be too much, four
families clubbing together could send for four
t lb. boxes, or tWro 12 lb; boxes. We send
5hem to one address,- carriage paid, aid mark
each box plainly, so that eachpartyget their
own -tea. We warrant all the tea we sell to
give entire satisfaction. If they are not
satisfactory, the
expense.
• can be returned at our
BLACK TEA.
English Breakfast, Broken
Leaf, strong Toa 450., 50c.; Fine Flavored
New Season do. 55c., 60c. and 65c.; Very
Best Full Flavor' it do. 75c.,; Sound - Oolong.
45. ; Rich Flavored do. -600, ; 'Very Fine do.
do. 750. ; Japan, Good, 50c., 55c., Fine 60e.,
Very Fine 65c, Finest 75e.
GREENTEA. Twankarti0c., 55.,
65c ; Young Illyson 50c.; 60c., • 65e 70e. ;
Very line 85c., Superfine and Very Choice
; Fine Gunpowder 85c. ; Extra Snperline
do. $1. • ,
Teas not- mentioned in this circular equal-
ly sheap: Tea only sold by this Compasiy,
0' An excellent mixed. Tea could be sent
for 60e. and 70e. : very good for common
purposes 500.
Silver taken at par. For notes and post -
office orders the Company will add the pre-
mium in tea to. the order.
A complimentary box of tea will be given
to parties foliating Clubs and sending for 251b
-boxes. Each box will be marked plainly,' SO
that each one will get his own tea.
Beware of Pedlars and runners using
our name, or offering our Teas in iia1I
packages. Nothing less than a caddie sold,
NOTE THE ADDRESS—The Montreal
Tea Company, 6 liespitd Street, Montreal.
Out of o -ver one Thousand testimonial; -we
insert the following :
A YEAR'S TRIAL.'
TheMontreal Tea Company : Montreal, 1868.
GENTS—it is nearly a year since I purchas-
ed the first chest of Tea train your house.
I have purchased many since, and 1 am
pleased to inforni you that the Tea as in
every case Proved most satisfactory, as well
as being ,exceedingly cheap.. Yours very
truly, • • • F. DENNIE.
Montreal Tea Company: „
• GENTLEMENL--The Tea 1 purchased of you
in March has given great- satisfaction and
flavour of it is very fine. It is very strange,
but since I have been drinking your Tea I
have been. quite free from heart -burn, which
would always pain me after Inealfast. t'at-
tribnte this purity of your Tea, and. ellen
continue a customer. • 1
•ours respectfully.
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, St. John Street Montreal. ,
• Montreal, April 1868.—To _the Montreal
Tea Company, 6 Hospital Street, Montreal:
.We notice. with pleasure the large amount
of Tea that we have forewarded to you to
• different parts of the Dominio,u, arid we are
glad to find your business so rapidly iicreas-
ing. We presume your Teas are giving gene-
ral satisfaction, as out of thelarge amount
forwarded we have only had. occasion to re-
turn one box, which, we understand, was
sent out through a mistake,.
G.- CHENEY,
• Manager Canadian Express Co.
ANOTHER. WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
MESSES YOUNG & CHAMBERLIN, —S rs, I
feel it a duty I owe to you, as well as to the
public to inform you of the most wonderful
cure of Consumption, accomplished in my
person, by:the use of the Great Shoshonees
Remedy and Pills, I coughed a, great deal
day and night, expectorating a great quanti-
ty Of Matter, and had a great pain about my
left lung. I had. cold chills every day, and
severe night sweats everynight, and between
the racking .cough andgreatsweating, I was
almost deprrv-ecl of sleep ; by these miscries
as well 'as the loss of appetite, 1 was so le,
duped tha could hardly stand alone. I
was' undeA the care of- a physician for a
.
lerigth of time, and finding no relief,
tritd different receipes, but all without any
good effect. Squire Peterson of Bath, re-
commended me to use the Great Shoshonees
Remedy I procured three bottles at On ce,
with the Pills, so soon as I commenced using
it I began to get better, and when I had,fin-
ished this complement, the cough, .expectora-
tioni of matter, pain about the lung, chills,
sweating, &c., left me; and by continuing
its use 1 became strong and healthy. It is
no-kover two months since 1. quit the reme-
dy, and there have been no symptoms of the
disease returning, and. I have been, and. am
now, healthier and. better than I have been
for years. 1 trust you will make this known
to the public, that they maybe aware of the
peculiar *tiles of this truly wonderful In-
dian. Remidy.
t: PETER C. V. MILLER,.
Ernestowia, County of Lennox
•'and.Addington, Ontario.
To all to whom it may come.—This -is to
certify that 1 have been acquainted with the
above mentioned' gentleman, - Teter 0, • V.
Miller„ Esq, for many years„ and have
known him always to be of the very high-
est respectability a.nd a very eaildic1 and
creditable person, mull ani confident that I
can safely vouch•Tor the truth of the above;
•or.any otherf,statelne4 made by 'him.
ILE1.1V.T. S. It.ABITtiti,
WI* " Rector of Bath, "Ontlirio.,
/VIE ZIMMERMAN liOUS.F, WA.OX.E.
_I_ TER.. JOHN Z131211E1M41.N$ Proprietor.
Dec. 14, 1868, 53 -if
Sarsapard Ian
la. i..la.
k GREAT SENSATION._
A GOOD - SENSATkON.
FAIN CIUMED IN ..4k1NT INSICAN10-4
CIME. AND' I.TS LESSO$TS.
rwenty Years .Experiencc and Study in PerfOing a
Good Medicine Secures a now solirce cf Happi*ess•
tcr Millions 1 1 I
iVONDLifiC4
FUL 11110PROVENER
IN-
RADWAY'S.READY RELIEF.
Dr. Radway's newly discovered prod* for
'miring medicinal extracts (in vacuo)i::from
regetable substances, adds greatly to tbt im
irovement of the Ready Relief.
,
IN AN INSTANT it stops and en.rthe
post violent -PAINS, ACES CiarnIPS,
MASNIS, with eleetrieftl veldeity. -
It removes eirtn.y Ache, Cramp, S sm,
pr Pain that May exist in the INSI143 Or
)IITSIDE °Man, Woman, or Ch7,14$
• HOW TO Army rr.
Rub the part oft the body where pain': ,,xises
Preely with the Ready Relief, soak a fitainel
n the Relief, and lay - it across 'parts
where there is a pain or Inflammation. E01:f the -
?arts are too sensitive for rubbing, bat4 t he
)otly with the Relief with a sponge. Pe.52,1 t.he
noNstexE.
csruciatibg will subside in a
illuTPEW
CONGESTION OF TI -IE LU
Bowels, -giclneys, Bladder,—and in all caws v.,1ier4 there
s inflammation, the Relief should 1)3 applied freeleitlicar
Kith the band by rubbing, or a sponge by bathivt;:i or by
kilannel soaked with Relief, and laid aero::is t'ae
iarts. In a le* inoments all pain will cease, a,d the
:a.use that occasion' the pain removed.
TAKEN INTERNALLY.
Ten to 30 drops in half tumbler et watey, wilL in five
nbiutes, stop Pain, Cramps, .a ns, Collo -and nilamma-
of the mucus membrane of the intefueal viszert4a.'this
lose repeated every 15 Infinities, Will cure the woreiqorins
Canada. Cholera, Cholera Blot?, US,
• lharrhea, 1.,yseptery, and a
painful clischargee• froM
• the Liowels.
A Great Medical Triumph
NEW PRINCIPLES IN PURGATWN
SECURED IN
DR. RADWAY'S
Perfect Purgative Pflls,
t -A Vegetable Substitute for Calomel ana treury.
„
2— Counter -Irritation, made. perfett in
Radway's Pills, that withdraws inflaMation
from Congested Blood Vessels 1\torves
Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and ther
viscera, and purging all excrementpous,
corrupt humors and diseased deposits from
the system.
3.—In these Pills a nourishing anct-iutri-
tious principle is secured, by whit4 the
blood, juices and fluids of the syste# be-
come invested with the vigor of 1ife-'74they
are the only purgative medicine 71 that
strengthens during the process of pnrg-ition.
These Pills act as a solvent and toric to
the gastric juice, enabling this solve -it of
the system to properly dissolve the tubs-
tances taken into the stomach, and, ad di-
gestion, and the convertion of said substan-
ces into the proper constituents to Make
pure, rich and wholesome blood, the d4cien-
cy of which is the cause of Dyspepg4, in-
digestion. Diabeates and, many urinari diffi-
culties, etc.
4.—They regulate the organs of thd sys-
tem; restoring functional harmony a3id se-
curing the secretion of the proper ,e‘sti-
tuents of each organ ; by their actio* the
Liver secretes its allotted proportion: cf bi-
le—the Lungs Carbon—the Skin, Swat—
the Kidneys, Urine, &c. I
5 —The aged, and persons subject to
Constipation, Costiveness, Paralysis4 and
Weakness of the Bowels, Kidneys and tlad-
der, &c., that have to resort to injectic* ;—
by taking two or three of Radway's Pills, will
enjoy natural discharges, and by the occa-
sional use of them have regnlar operations.
In these cases their strengthening andirlutri-
tious principles are exhibited '• everv 'dose
will add new strength to the bowels, flyer.
Kidneys, &c., that may be worn or depleted
by disease or age.
• 6.—In these Pills, a want that scienizt has
ever faded to supply is secured, and Olat is
ta thorough purgative that can be gin in
safety in cases of eruptive fevers, as Oman
Pox, Erysipelas, Yellow Fever, Scarlei and
Typhoid Fevers—when the MUCOUS Orem-
bz•ane- becomes ulcerated --now these Pills
purge thoroughly, and heal u14ratecf and
excoriated parts.
7.—These Pills are made from' extracts
from -new ingredients --entirely vegda,_, ble,
superior in every respect to the oral, na2r
powders and substances of the comm4 a -
'vertisett Pills, Two' of Radway's PM will
act quicker than half a dozen of the cotimon
drastic pills in general use.
ELEGANTLY COA.. T_ED-NO TASTE OR SMELL.
SCOURING THE INSIDES.
Persons ' who take Pills for the p ose
of getting "a good scouring out" are pOhaps
not aware that they are wearing away 'their
intestines, irritating, the Mucous Membrane,
and laying the foundation for Piles, idward
Ulcers, Sores, &c. MANDRAKE, that is
claimed by some to be a substitute rot Aer--
eury, will produce this effect it w cour
the bowels like any other drastic, arL will
wear them out (see page 606; WO) d &
Bacties, U. S. Phannacopia). liateralce,
as a constituent. of a purgative pill, r ge:
neral or. continued use is hurtful, and in-
troduction into a gill secures no„ new incl.-
plei Mandrake it inferior to the same tic
principle, in the officinal abetic pill itf the
dispensatory; so there -is' nothing 'ft.:- v in
this agent, although its principal adi*Cate.
presents it to the public, under 1:)r Rad -
way's �riginal discovery of g yegetatki
-
d its Associates,
corn eati ng its curative properties
through the BLOOD, SWEAT, DRINii
and other fluids.
One tea. epoonful in ordinaryea- scs is E
rlose—TWo tea spoonsfal in chronic disease
that have afflicted the patient for years.—.
It is a _powerful Remedy, but is innoceir
of hartn.—It is tualike- all preparations 0
al
SS aa rrTsslaalpie) fii11°11.1:ca
a.n' —11 vt :k3r*: a Tok oftahre' rpr—e el t at id:t aYth':
word Sarsaparillian is on the label ofi eael
bottle—and R. R. R. Itosolvent.
• TIT
IC:rill:3110°1;s Firt'ALfrian f111.e111T1).
11PvCtlilr.1)9°111;111E111-ttit'ciji!.i'Plili:Uitl, ;95: 1,1.1S% „ TETT31111-1,.ACNE, 351,_.1.t °K. sny°24;_-
RADWAY7§ SARSAPABILLIAlf z:EspLv-im
The Properties- 'of its Ingredients,
SAI1SAPAIIIIALIAN.—Tho PrOPOrti93 thi
irfirealotEingraresdailemnit.nc‘a,s1)..iceihe:ilseicliothool:tyb..)tf-,:ilect eli4railattivv.
3, and expels front the system tho enx.rnv
it MS
ivitirAn• LL ioAtai s lbre::: to siSe. ,te1x)E:tr we0:11,11:- nil .4.'briatrlmya .17 ,
IXIVJE
altouizhing quielmeas, all varieties (if nie.urzd 1-tn.:cut
151tera, /Codes. Tataors, Swol zings, reVcr /jct. trel_
Berea, Rheumatism nod "Wanderily,. aael. 1):31.:413:3
higredient'S la tile Resolvent placea a cure bb.3'ead
poss:bility;fa rIA.doubtn.
tAitrtikv.A;_vits,rnorran.vi :rent
like a 'new sun, II11fl.. w!th eftial:wut 1";t ap16:1
medit'allVOill 93 C9.zt in I ha s'..3,14aal1-e.a. r r 3e:ta
PO3iieS:3 Lr proy,?rties:1*. L'::toll ,41 1 ,,ft.'ra).Lit •
cminent pra...titionpr,4 6f Euro:).1
alt3rative, 1 itlirontriptie, ) I.Vzitalts
Juniper, TraTe1t:11.). Z`3:•*., i ( ;:res
vor. I_farms of 3- 1:)Y. t.=; 1).1.,,r4 -
Its effCcii 3 in G;.u.1.-,1-, •:!...34noj 1. 'a )
Re'eRntii ai et trine, D'alant?s, CNrz.ini31
Inflaramatioweit tladder, i1Y.AII3Vi. 3 abut: t Lib;an117
awl wirni catliotcr 3 ha.3 1 1.3 jl ve:1
proeura a quick. d!.:;ehar-= ) 41. t tr-ne. 1: 3 a; -t3..latlrin
-(t),1-6t"Kr )4-Lxv I lurks,
ttkmal ttarmonyt.. J.% ) reel -Ain.; ; 1.3 r ie
ami e rtrZn3 ti rrriAid'a of t pr
nrin 1 f7orn Peraons v 1;.' urine Valek
cloudy, 1.3arnl, tiarbht. denosirins albu=ca
andotir:r d .nosit!. -will tater- a fz.v.r tie; C3, N;q3.2.*";; -
(USan),X1117.1,:li: cf aljna 1.smr, paid the:.r Vt=t21
clativr:d t a c1ir-amb.r and b,althy tokr. D.= it
ratriaf nat Rezolvent ia f.r.)cnj re7arady that telltafa '
Sarsaparllian paid tile u..o Pareira Brava,
IDLISCOvkailtilD OS.--T1rat:
propertie 3 t the -o root 3 ex...eii?,) a par crral a:2;:ion011. tilt -
shin., an; puent", ac.tion erisee3e4,
ves:31.-3, to e2:-i;z4x::;•_a4ncti cm:rcruentii;ious
lay irr'itativx Cie ner.il, rpota,
Thez?, combined with. othc.ra--enta, C2dUrt a quick.er
DuLion of all IrurnOr 3 from tlic't,yzitena.
. FOR. BILiorfq, ry,EAsEg-
LP u
Not one in a thousand 'would
suffer from Jajitous coxupIniritsaf
Dr. Radway's • treatmentis ob-
served, and_ all who may- be
seized. with Milloti.s Colle, Mid
lious Vies -ver, .Pe'vers,
Chins and. 1-'4 elver, 1704e'ver and
Ague, Itemittant and Intermit
tant roeNTer. In fact all ar-inal.
and 'vegetable fevers are preven-
ted and cured by ILADNIT..g'S
PTT 4LS, assisted wlien vequiroti
by the
TREATIVIEZIT.
•
As a prevention, when either of these
maladies prevail, take one pill per day, this,
will regulate the liver, ancl supply any defi-
cency-of the healtly condition of the gastric
juice, the natural solvent of the system, and
secure healtIr digestion Ten to twenty
drops of Ready Relief, in water as a dri
this will secure invigoration and streng
where there is weakness, lassitude and lan-
guor,. and neutralize the poisonous acids,
generated from the gases of incligested food,
irritant and morbid humors, of the stoma
&c., and if seized with any form, of fevers,
take the.pills in large doses 4 to 6, every six
hours, a few doses will ensure a cure.
have mired the worst founs of Yellow, Ty.,
phoid; Marsh, Ship, and Isthmus Fevers, in
the West Indies, South America„ and myi
treatment with the Ready Relief,and Pills*
have met with the same success in the East
Indies, ---these fevers are all of one family,
and will more readily .yield in their milder
forms as they exist in temperate climates
zthoannin their more fatal types of the torrid
es. '
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Taken when symptom of divines& fullness, or pain ,
iri the head,. nausea at stomach, indigestion, costive-.
ness, Pain after eating, sleeplessness, bad dreams, ..t.c.;
&a.. appear, win soon_ cure thiadifficulty : Radwart-
Pills are unlike all other pins... Each pill contemn
3 grains of the active curative principles of extracti
Of the rarest products of the vegetable Kingdom,—of
ingredients some of them never before tsed as Medi. '
eine, and to be found onlyin -these pills. In pnrehas- _-
ing I:ills, see that ono of the labels is marked 11.11.141, -
No. .i, and 113.0 fac-samle signature of Rad ay & CAT
°tithe other label, there are -SO pills in eat boy, PO° '
printed in Red Ink; and that Radwayls aguish:trill`
vered with sweet gum. Price 25 de., per box. SOU'
by Druggists and Country Merchants.
Dr. 14,A.13-417-.A.Y"'S -
.; S A RS A PARI LLIA lki
RESOLVENT. ,
This extraordinary medicine is making astonishing
cures of all kinds of _Skin D.
iseasre_s,alt Rheum. Tet
te.Rih Erysipelas. Eil, and all ERUP
TrBtI_Bap o tu)ese, ..,
Millith, Throat, Eyeltrt _
lqart!, Legs, &e. it has made sonm of tho snost,astoo,,
rtishmg cures of uncured Syphilitie and $erofulcuS
Diseases, Fever -Sores, Ulcers, Tumors, Swellings bt
the Glands, and. Mercurial Sores. •
In all eases of weakening digebaiies in Ladles,. (et
Leuchorrea, Vlourallms, and discharges from 11
Uterus, it is the most perfect curative known-
. In diseases of the Kidneys, 131adder and Thin
Nesages in Diabeates, Gravel, Bright's Disosse, igr
Suppression of Urine, and in cases whore the mills,
deposits *40Eyick Dust," Lime concretions, w
thread, or albumen;
like the white of an egg, otr 0"
great trouble to hold -water with constant desire -tp
tirine is thick, cloudy &a.,, and when the patient bal
chseharT, and it conies away In (limps., cud has ili
strong s ell o ammoniac, and sh rp artmg Veins At.'
experienced along the canal of the Urethra Told -
dull heavy pain in the small of the back, thighs o
and over the bladder and kidneys, the 8arsapL.
Resolvent will -soon change all these aliffievItins,
Cure the paikont. This remedy is better than 2u
Digitalis, Cubebs, Copahla., Turpentine, Cre
and all other agents used nt these cases. Lot
swuetiree4conginigIvIleeclittoksusetrit aLthelluntersdrioedsescDfure"arfl*Cmir
of water, hove by the use of !six bottles- hem eon),
.telyeared,- and by ono teaspoonful, three times
'day, enioyed" the felicity of passing their water uat
TaitY‘fiann iatin fatsbeel :Le° ZI:top.thilkwailt 413417 gill
tholabot R. lt. It. ss,A.DWAY--m, „riasis01, AT
RES0,141-rE,NT. Price eas,floglar vilr-bottle&liia
for tiro dollars.
- ' "Address . - ..
!JOHN AIDWAY,:k ft. tt-C�.
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Attoriaey-ati-Law, _
Dec. 14, 1888.
L. VERCOE, L U.
. cIAN, ;surgeon, etc.
4,ertondville, Dee. 14, ,18'6
B. W. 1. SMITH,
Ste. Oti-lee,--
Grocery.. - Iteeidenee,—Mail
Seaforth, Dee, 14, 1868,
:
ID-r:".114AC M. D. C
h• e Co layof Bur-
-
ki.'teiDENT'et----One door East
'Episcopal eK-
•Scaforth, 1Yee.' 44, 1868.
mccosii, -.A.Tronx
ej .-.solicitor in Chancery,(
Paris, 'Ont. ),Ioney -to Loa
ity. Terns easy,. affice---
hitor
' Paris, Dee. ,14, 1868.
ENSON & MEYER,
and Attorneys at L
(..sianeery unkl 3 nzolventy
Notaries Public, zti3. ()face
lvroxe-ter- JAZ- 13. RENsoN-,
Seftforth, Deo, 10th 1868.
& W. SI0PIIILLIPS• '
Land Surveyors, Civi
.All manner of Convey=
neatness and dispateh. u.
missioneriuB,. °like—
. of Sharp's • Seiforth.
Seaforth., Dec, 14, 1868,
e* -
a
Ays ETAvooD,
JIT and Attorneys at
Chancery, Notaries Publi
&c. Office, —Over Mr.
Crabb's Biock, t4oderich,
Lena. Av. TORRANCE. -HAYS.
Seaforth, Dee. 14th. 186$.
,T .),Iii'CLE.AR-Y, -.A
V V LAW, Solicitor in el
alacc3r, &e.
W. E.obert,som.3,10ney
cent. Interest, en -geed Aloi,
real estate. ;
Seaforth, pee. 12. 1868,
'V. rIAR1US,SUR(
. Dentist Artificial
tures inserted with, alltlie la
improvenien W. The ,greate
the preserve.tilm of decayed
Teeth. extraetild. -without pai
Collier's Store,
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
R. R.081.ze Proprietor
A'Hotel, begs to inform t
forth and the -travelling co
ly, that he lee'eps irst-elass
111 every thing:, required b
good stable anawilling
hand. Regular Boarders w
-necessary attention.
Seaforth, Feb, 8th, 1869.
11-,CAUGHEY
nwrgu,S, Attorneys -a
in Chancery and. InsolVell3T
and -(.onveyancers, Solicito
35ank, Seaforth, Agents for
:Assurance Co N.13.-:-$30,
8 Y. Farnas,4, Houses and
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
N. WATSON CA„..
•_ surance on Town a)
ty . with, The Provincial In -
'Can ata, The Liverpool &-
In. Ce., for Life and Fire,
triet Mutual Pile Insur.
District Mitual Fire In, Co.
be liberally dealt with and p
Seaforth, -Feb. 20; 1868.
IL LUI3ELSK.I, SIM(
TOMS; respectfully inf
of Seaforth and surround'
he is ,p3.-epart....1'te tura co
blains, Ingrewhig Nails,
all diseases of Atte huina
a succ-essful treatm-ntr, with
ness,-. Office direet1S-, oppos=
Dry 'Goods Ntoro. 1ainStre
Seaforth, Dec. 14.-
TQT1.(JP.,-.--,f.drgTLE, WO
. .
' ......-eeng and Shaving
want a gooili, Sli.ave, or
or Shampooncidi as it oug
the '' Little \Yonder," Sent
Hotel, Manr Street; 'Seat)
items in ermection will
public on April lit, Lull
making the hair grow iind p
coining out, 'Was never kno-n
in ibott,les at $'1. Oaerk Com
Seaforith, 'Dee, 14, 1868: 53t
i -----(-).NtiNiiiii-OTLI-S2—C-t)11,
J) au'l- iliaion Sti:j•Ww
prietor, .ene proprietor wo
the travelling publi.e° and. ...per
r-ounding country that „havi
hoiise 'in A, ConifOrtabie mann
to aceomodate all 'elm shall
call. The- table is ' furnish -et
the niarket afibr(1.3. , Liquors
1.e.Jstbrafels, There AT0 gOiX
011 to the hotel,
Seaforth, I.,Ne, 14, 1,612.
e .. , ., .._ .
1102% I?, .17E.:11, HO CSII ,
By.11;71; Proprief.‘)r. -''
been lately 'enlarged .0?
style. His rooms are large
ed, w1,ic-11 etuniot but ni
home,for th,,),travielling
will be furnished with all
the season. .' Dest breads'
Cigarat the :Par. Tlai
general Stae , filed.
Wroxeter, 3lzty LI,
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