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AFORTR
LARD AERY.
STRONG
4 First -Class Stock, Fire:
Companies, and is prepay-
most favorable terms.
it of the best Loan Se.
Elea. d Purchase of Faxm
R `4 First-Class
s for Sale.
cit Seven per cent.
'r'ceit.
)Bean Steamship Tickets.
Morrison's Store, Mails
645
DT SALE
Wagons., Sleighs,
_Material used
rcttire.
Insolvent Estate of
t•rly Stiles 8: „Clicker'
at a
ant;unting to about
I am prepared to sell
:.G agons, Carriages, Bug -
Sleighs and Bob
can be made for. will
+ ty cheap, consisting of
Iron, Boots, Springs and
a large quantity of
;ant. O.he premises and
'for about half their value
sSTRUTHERS,
•Mitchell, Ont.
AA3'.
IME WORKS.
BURROWS.
tLis opportunity of rb-
+e inhabitants of Brussels
tit remage,and beg to state
ral improveiaents in their
Litg, they are now in a
ver before to supply the
:irne - at Elie. cash, at the
h season of our business
r,f bath g given unquali-
a the public can rely on
ent and a first-class article
Prttaaela Lime works.
G TOWN & BURROWS.
WOO L..
SDS WANTED
STATION.
* t season the Subscriber
r: 'use, Kippers, every fore -
ay the Highest Market
Dod Al( rchantable Fleece
zaill take in any surplus
it:gide Seaforth prices, if
Conti week in duly.
i.e growing crop prospect
d lover prices later on.
DAVID MoLENNAN.
ID OR IUM.
..bv thanks his numerous..
:ants and others) for their
:na the past 7 years, and
:ty and close attention to
tr confidence and trade in
att." enlarged his prem.,
he is now prepared to.pay
T GASH PRICE~•.
ood Fresh Eggs, delivered:
4T, SEA 'GRTH..
Briber, 25 tons of good dry
D. D. WILSON
R1ADE FACTORY,
HABERER
::and, and make to order„
:hs, Earring -ex, ling -
every other article in their
ctintEnd their own bind-
s good article both as
+anship.
u h their work cannot be
city establishments.
attended to. Give ns a
.that we can satisfy yon as
ten to the public, having:
i ieh for over 12 years-
IIESS & HABERER.—
HUTQ GALLERY.
rf' Mei it Taken by
i, Seaf()rtil.
FEE SAMPLES.
own by me alt samples of
,:t1 Kush as 3'ou can get any
Rich drapery, clear and
reoth and clean faces,suen.
l yeara of practice and
,res c+ pied and enlarged ate
Irved.
1ALI)ER, Practical Artist.:
lull Hotel. 6511
SON WHY
I,I I T L I E
I:ECOMING
IEDY
UF THE IIIAT
hat As claimed for it in the
1'ampldet carefully. ;Buy
aeec.r+.ing to directions':
t and be perfectly satisfied
c•ld by all druggists. 1
EDICINE Co Torcjnto
1c Hickson & 13leasdeIi,.
r S. Roberts, and lay al
651-5
)13 LINE.
:MAIL STEAMERS Sail
front NEW 'YORK and
londerry) and -LONDO11
] oc,l,: Londonderry, Glees,
1•.nrope. Fares as low ati
E.
crtieatea issued to pereone
eeir friends.
modation of Anchor Lina
-ed for elegancq and eeral
the Post Oftkeet, Seaforth
PUB.LIO!
.•
rand with to intimate to
Liy that they are in a
agcments on reasonable
e leadership of Prof. A.
x neieal celebrity, they are
biased persons to be the
7. f atislactioognaranteed
our recommendations.
ARMSTRONG,
F'eretary, Brussel Ont.
HORSES
& SHARP
11's HOTEL, Seaforth
e of purchasing. Horses.
undo to 1,500 pounds, sod
e from 5 to 8 years old:
)UGHT0,N & SHARP.
JUNE 18, 1880..
{
Staging Experience in Coldrado
The management of the stage line
from Buena Vista to Leadville ie dis
eful in the extreme. The coaches
have three seats inside, and are built to
carry two people on each seat. On
'every seat, however, three people were
jammed like pigs. When in a• place a
passenger eau no more `move hand
foot or body than if in a vice. In the
rear of the coach in which I sat was a
pretty German woman with five chil-
dren, the oldest a boy of ten and the
youngest an infant in her lap. She was
allowed only one seat, and yet she paid
$25. or fare for five passengers.
The road is an execrable one. When
on a level with the river the grounct is
soft, and the wheels sink to the hubs in
the mire. When it rises the route is
strewn with boulders, which toss the
vehicle about as wildly as the waves of
a storm do an unmanaged skiff in mid
ocean. Perilous too are the many
points of passage. Sometimes the
road ascends the mountain side and
crawls along a narrow shelf, just wide
enough for the coach. On the one side
a bold precipice rises squarely up
thousands of feet, and on the other side,
falls squarely down hundreds of feet to
the river below. Then it is that a jolt
towards the yawning abyss sends .a
thrill along the spinal column, and
covers the body with cold prespiration.
.At one place I was seated on the side
next the mountain ; throughthe op-
posite window I could see the muddy
river seemingly leagues below aur. line
of travel. There was a depression in
the track next tothe precipice, and the
coach lurched as the wheels went into
it, and we seemed suspended in air
over the abyss. "For Heaven's sake
bear down on that side," came ftomthe
lips of the passenger who sat near the
opposite door. I did bear down, - but it
seemed that for what appeared an
eternity that we must go over the in-
fernal precipice. There was no such
thing as getting out. We were BO wedg-
ed in that, had we gone down we should
have been smashed as one man,
"Itsa bad road," said a passenger,
':and there's lots of accidents. 1 was
coming goer here last fall when I
thought I noticed something wrong . in
the driving. I pushed myself out of
the window and looked up to the box.
By the side of the . driver sat a chap
that looked like an Englishman, who
had a belt over his shoulder in which
there was a scabbard for a bottle. Just
as I looked out he was passing the bot-
tle to the driver. 'Quit that,' ses I.
'Oh, yon be blowed,' •ses he. With h that
I pulled myself back, and ses I, have
any of you gentlemen got a revolver ?'
Two were handed to me, and takin'
one, I leaned out of the window and
reachin' over I covered the driver, and
I sees, 'You stop this coacls, now,quick !'
He looked at me. and then into - the
;muzzle of the revolver,- and then . he
pulls up. I opened the door, got down
on the fore wheel, and puttin' • the gun
close up to the Englishman's mug, I
ses : 'You climb down o' that and get
inside, or I'll blow the top of your
head off.' Down he comes, and as he
passed I snatched the bottle and tossed
it over into the river. I climbed up on
the box, and ses I to the driver :'There's
two men inside, one who's got a broken
leg, and the other a broken arm from
bein' tipped over by some drunken
galoot or at driver like -you. They're
both pretty bad, and the way you've
been galloping over the boulders,
through the ruts, is napkin them holler,
and is scaring the women inside to
death. • Now I don'twant • any more
monkeying, and ifyoudon't drive care-
ful and tend to your knitter', I'll put a
hole straight through you !' - And
from that to the station we didn't have
any more trouble, and there we got
another driver."
As somewhat corroborating his ex-
perience I may add that at the ''second
station out the driver of our coach was
so drunk that he had to be helped from
Si
T
. ! stroy her ati once.
p operty of ' Major
(o its way t0 his st
T k, from Baro
f rm near Leighton
coin had `)een sin
--Mrs. Harriet B
h r family have ret
C an., from their
d rin, Florida. He
an
darias ming
the box.
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General News Items.
The formal opening of the Mount
Vesuvius Railway, took place on the
6th inst. e
—President Hayes has been elected
Vice -President of - the American Bible
Society..
—Two Russian ironclads, ;:carrying
1,000 soldiers, will leave Cronstadt in a
few days for China..' -
—Ex -Governor John Wood, of Illi-
nois, died on Friday, aged 82. He was
the founder of Quincy, Illinois. •
--A number of Jews have been ar-
rested in the vicinity of St. Petersburg
on a charge of being implicated in Ni-
hilist conspiracies. -
—Hon. Stephen Cave, ex -member of
she British - Parliament, and distin-
guished as a writer on commercial
and financial subjects, is dead, in his
60th year.
—Charles W. Schofield, operator in
iron, in New York, has suspended pay-
ment, with liabilities of two million
dollars, half of which is secured by
merchandise.
—The Maxen House, a summer ho-
tel at Point Pleasant, N. Y., was burn-
ed early Sunday morning. The guests
escaped with little - more than their
night garments.
--John Creamer, thrust into a cell
at Jersey City for intoxication recent-
ly, was suffocated cc
on amount of the
ventilation in the cell. Creamer
belonged to a wealthy family in. Eng
land. -
—Dissensions have arisen among the
heirs to the Hyde estate of twenty
millions in England. Ex -Governor
Arny, who has been managing the af-
fair, has returned to New 1!'Lex_ ico in
disgust.
--Dreadful ravages by famine are re-
ported from Kurdistan and Western
Persia. In one town alone 138 persons
have died of starvation, anthe inhabi-
tants of twenty-sixvillages are entirely
destitute.
—A wind storm at St. Louis, ort Fri-
day, 4thinst.,. did considerable damage
to shipping. The bins of an elevator,
having a capacity of 40,000 bushels,
were prostrated and reduced to kindling
wood. One of the employees was: kill-
ed The roof of the insane asylum was
blown off.
—As a Great Northern: Railway train'
in England was running between - Co-
tham and Newark, smoke was seen is-
suing from a horsebox which contained
the valuable brood. mare Speranza, by
Thormanby; with a handsome colt foal
by Speculum. On the arrival at New-
ark station it was found that the in-
terior of the box was on fire, the foal
did, and the mare so seriously b>krned
that it was deemed • advisable to de-
he
tai
fa
mar : Was
ylton, and
rm at Aine, n
Rothsohild's et
It is supposed
king.
echer oto e a
d to Hartfo
hone in M
ange grove
last y ar
2,000
gdebt
ski nd at
fon]
l
locke
and
he c`
h. ,
phylloxera,
-mor Serio
computed th
ce devoted
retrievably'
gue has be
I. is .yes�,year,it
res have b • ;
t of land lo.
has been for
means for •
f . Robert, t
n t Gra
's r es, in.
30,41 by t
5 ye slot, a
wh invent
g b • k hit
nk o Engle,
rewe jr., is
conn nt.'
brobroth:r 1're
sud enly
inst: nt. :
and invent
ce
f his politic
s in ecien+
by 'he E .�
w Yo
it of
ng ga
to
rries
=
me
0
b ought her a profit ofhe
—The se•. ton at M
c tight -a lit ile girl p
the cemete
In
H
or
to the de:
forgot a
itil the fo
ened the
found frigh
—The ra
ance, ar
ily. Las
third of t
a
a
wine growing had b
as th
easing
at 40,0
total a
vine gro
)ig scie
insect.
y recen
d. house
out hav
lowing
I, ead. ho
pned to • ea
ages of th
beco ing
July it as
e total :'urf:
=pii
11 t
ly,
it
nig
aX:
se
11
valstated, an
steadily inc
estimated t
added to th
A society of
ed for utiliz
stroying the
1�--Brewer, the ow
Devil, theh a rse tha
Prize at the recent
pe dent of has gai
ra e. Brew4r is abo t
an is the s 11 of a ma
th means f, dnpli t ati
which was s ld to th B
fo a handso; e sum.
bo k maker and tofli
ke ps an o.,e with
eri k in Wa erloo P1
—C. T. D motay
New York, on the
'asa celebr ted the
of ! Paris. a wa
from France on aeco
faith, but • is disc
ansed bim o be for
eror. Da otay w
superintendi . g the
new syste for
The sudden eath is
digestion ca . sed by
ter' -dinner.
--A Fort ontan
redskins ate Pop
have repeate ly sent
Hazen desiri g to su
councils hav:. been h
Sioux. The are ve
treachery,' nd dre
irons, preferr ng even
Bull hi
envoy, b
eurrend:
express
om E'
rdan,"
aying t
land, had been arres ed.
from the Second Life Gu.
ago, created a profoui d s
he is known on this ide
for it is pretty wellE un
"Captain Jordan" is .non
stalwart Tom Dale,
fessional cricketer o
Cricket Club' of De
weeks ago Dale start
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.
a
•ou
er
�tifi
er
Pa
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1
11
St
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h
tion. Sittin
zen a special
the terms of
as heretofore
—News f
"Captain J
Cricketers, p
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Pas
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tiih t�l
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for ,c3
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nsati.
the
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Says t
agen
Genet
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s hosti
but'fe
put 1 i
stare
lent H
;old'h
ie same
R
ei ilk t
laaclia
r, ,.In
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S year
n wrier
ianti
.d the
oth-r tha
ae brilli t pr+
t e Pe' insula
roit Ab.utt si
,d a ross he w:
ter with ',a picked team of naCia
cricketers from Moitre:1, for a toe
through d -real Brita7 1. fter playin
three games in Scotland, he te: nit pass'
ed on to Leicester where ale, ' ho ha
been playing uner t. d nano
of Jordan; waS a reste stated;
for desertion, a d • arse b
severely dealt with.. 'sh la
deser
mit
a
ag�in,
, *Ms
by ncl mien
States iCain
who ma e it
deserters ' Eng
and! they nes
give place t
lit have expo
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The Eng
is very strict upn thcf subject
tion, and it is' fol y fo such a)
ever tread on B ish soil
especially a man like om Dal
fame as a crioke er w
confined to the 1 niter
ada. The detec ivies
business to watc'• for
land never sleep
old or die off, or
men. Dale mi:
be arrested ev
away from,Engl
tury.
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TEABEBRY.-IT'
whitening tl=ei
breath, and s,ti
the brightest, p
extant. - Ask yo
berry ;" price; 15
1
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ot1 e
ed It
tayb.
acen
I
e • new pow er fo
.•th
ulatingeth pu thrifey month
siert little tea ge ••
r d ggist foi, "Tea
cent . 6 6-432.
Bucklen's Amis a Sala .
The best salve in he world for Cuts, raises
Sores, - Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, happe,
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kind f 8
Eruptions. This salve is guaranteed to g ve : per
feet satisfaction, in every case or money refunded
Price 25 cenper box. Fa sale by : icikson •'
Bloasdell,Sesfortlt.' - ' • 566-8m
•
A Good hang.
German yrnp is the spec alpreseripti•ri of Dr
O. Boschee, a ce ebrated G •rman Physi tan, an•
is acknowie ged o be ono cif the most fortunat
discoveries In Me . 'eine. It quid* cure Cough's
Colds and ail lun •+ tr abler of the severe t nature
it d les, the ear se of the atf clition an
arts in
removing, a
leasing the
tion. It is not a ' e
Stood the test of
ease; which its r pi
son confirms. T, o
Beware of medial' es
trodeced. Bosch e'
dosed in the United
sold in ever town
world- T ee dose
cough. Ari e 75 cen
ea
strong and healt • y condi
crime talhmedicin , but ha
s, givin sa:isfaetio in eve
y incr asiug sale very sea
on ttres sold : nnnally
of s' lar names, ately in
Germ n Syrup nal: intro
States in 1868, an is no
nd village in the eivil.ize
will ' relieve any ordinary
s. Sample bottle, 1 vents.
Grien.t
Treins lot vo Br
as under:
GOING NORT
Mixed 10:25
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si of Goderieh Sheet, first door
y1ie$ eian Church. 342
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of the Catholic
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]lurch. 496
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tit, Coxpnerfor the
Riaidenee, on Jar
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�hyeioian,Sar.
minty
Sar-
onnty of Huron
it; street north,
School.
BNA r iT, Veterinary ' iirgeon, Gradu
lfII • ete of Ontario Veterinary • liege, Seaforth,
Ont. Offic arid Resi.denoe in. r r of Killoran &
Ryan's. C lie. proreptle atben. to, night or
day- A st ek'c1 vet; rinary mote ines en hand
Charges rea. o b1e. ones exam ined asto sound-
ness and ee ti dateie iven if req 'red. 407
Veatern, R ilway
issels ata' ion north a • d south
. G ING so T '
A. M. A corn. . 5.65 A. M.
P. M. A coin 1 98 P. M
P. M. M xed -15 P.11 -
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Trunk RailwaM.
forth an Clinton St tions ae
S AFOR R.
3:10 P. .
3.55-P.
:00 A.
1:05 P.
E, ress..S.
Ea, ross.a.
Mi ed Tretn
MiedTrin
.GoIN EAs — S
Exrress . ':. ...5:00 A.
Express Train..; i .1:05 P.
Mixed Train .4.15 P.
Mixed Train,..77:35 P.
CLI TON.
8:30 P. M.
9:15 P. M.
8:45j 4 M.
1;4 P.
M.
AFORtjH. CLI TON.
7:36 A.M.
12:40 P. M.
8:30
6:55 1'. M.
London, Huron
GoINta NORTH— Mail.
- P.M.
Loudon, depart 2 20
Exeter.... ...:3 39
Hensel' .. �..... 3 54
Rippen..i..... 4 00
Brueefiel 4 10
Clinton 4 25
Blyth. ...» - 4 52
wingham arrive . 5 25
Gon -SOB et— Mail.
A. M.
Wingham, depa t.,.. 7 00
7 35
8 01
8 18
828
8 84
Exeter .. 8 49
Blyth
Clinton t.
Brttoefielc -
Kippen
Hbrisall
and Bruce. -
Mixed. :.xprese.
A.M. P. M.
5 55 6
8 49 7
915 7
9 25 7
9 45 8
10 80 8' 25
1115, '852
1200 925.
Mixed. express.
A. M P. M.
1055. 620
12 10 6 55
1 15 • 7.24
1 43 1 7, 43
200 , 759
2 10i ' 8 06
8 00 8 26
hors from
Mr, Whitn:
Setiforth.
fj 4 DERBYSHIRE. L. D. 8.,
' �•; 5 irgeon Dentist, Graduate
bf the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
A. M. to 5 P.Q. Rooms in
{new b: -ick bloc:, Main Street,
LEGAL
VES
Solicito
MERO
Solid
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Ap
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cion
raiser.
onable
4IA.RRQW, Barrister, Attornoy and
, godericjh. 68I
, UOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
rs?' to Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont.
ors, Q. C4 Philip Hol , M. G. Cam-
! 606
SMAL1Ii, Conveyance k and Commie -
in R.,: Wroxeter. Auetioneer and
Aceonnts and notes collected on
err~ s. 366
D. R t GjBRS, B rrister and Attorney -at
aw, oat itorle Chancery, 9nveyancer, &o.
Ma once;Block, Wingha Trust Funds
reij¢1 attention to c flections. 652
M 1,'E{RBarrister and Attorney at
I Sd] ititory in Chancery. ',Commissioner
Di vits In the Province of Manitoba.
r t a Bonk of Hamilton, Wingham.
'3s loan at 7i to 8 per cent. 696
25
40
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HOE, Barrister, Attorney, So-
veyan er, &c., Stratford. Mr.
5eilfo th twice each month, on
hird Mondays, arriving on the
ay evenings. He will stay at
idezce 638
ON
a Law,
Conversance
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YE , Barristers and Attornoy
for 1 in ChancereandInsolvency,
tar* Public, etc. Offices—Set.
s. $28,000 of Private Funds to
Eig, tpercent. _nterest,payable
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H O. MEYER.
this day ben dissolved by
accounts >e tho firm to
on who wt 1 pay all liabil-
JAME HI . BENSON.
H. W. +. MEYER.
& HOLMESTED,
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(HF ICE,
S 's -los , Lala n Stre t Seaforth.
CIT a i' 5 ' orth Conso id ted Bank of
nada and. he Ja adieu B of Commerce
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an' To and illage r perty bought
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1Vent fee practice if desired. Residence
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RESS MUSLINS AND LIGHT PRINTS.
We are Show4g a Nice Lot of ress Muslins and Light
Prin,y, Suitable .for,. winner Wear.
BLAOK BUNTIN9S,
WHI E TURKISH TOWELLING,
LAO GLOVES AND IL_K GLOVEA:
LISL THREAD pLovFs AND LACE MITTS.
Also Good Value in Tweeds and Worsted Coatings..
ERY.
LAIDLAW
TURNIP SEEDS.
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ROCERY STORE NEXT THE POST-OPFICE.
Our ,ea, at 40 aila 50 cents- Canit be. Beat. The Best
60 ,cent Tea in the Dominion.
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sp GENT Bc.ApK,
90 CENT OMEN,
30 CENTS.
60 GENT jAPAN,
60 OENT MIXED.
BEST VALUE :IN COFFEES.
40 CENTS.
45 CENTS;
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These G-oods a4 all of the Best, Quali y, and recoinmended for Flavor
and Streugi
D. D. ROSE, SEAFORTH.
C.ROQUT ANI2? RING TOSS.
Ir./1114B LINE, CHEAP, AT
PALM LEAF,
JAPA
Alt Colats, fromt Fite Cents upwa74, at
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NO1313)1, FANS. FANS.
FRENCH and
C. TV:. PAM'S Bookstore.
PAINtrING. PAINiT1NO. PAINTING.
HOD'S kisID SIGN PAINTING.
J. GRAVES is pr
ing and Wihitew .
left at WilSon oung'
receive prompt attentio
to do sll kinds of House and Sign. Painting,Paper Efang-
S4tisfastien. Guaranteed .or no charge made. Orders
, Lnmsdeul & Wilson's, or Wai. Robertson & Co.'s, will
this Great Household lil dieing Tanks
'amongst the ileading nece Paries of life.
roost powerfully, i, et boothinOy n the
flud B °WEI ..4 . s Ix:1.g tor e. enel vy,tin4 rig,ir to
hese great lkif,II\ SIIIINGS t. F LIPS.. They
Et (1,.. They are u 01,af.”In:ly tffica ions in all ail -
4 GENERAL FA 'ILI MEDIC -E are unsnr.
known tiqoughout th World.
Old Vi0I1.11:‘, Sores an Ulcers,
it is en infellible rinittly. If ell etually tubbed
an the neck end rifest. As Stilt int west, ft Curee
SORE TB ROA T, 1"xon chit is, Cc ghs, Cohise and
even ASTHMA. 1Fer Glandelar
Ana every kind 4.‘f DISEAS , it hail Levee
been known to fail.!
. The anti Ointment are Ma ufactured only
at 533, oxEoitr, STREET, 1.0N ON, and ere
Civilized Wald ; u4ith dine' dons 1 use in
Most every languagte,
The Trade marks of these Medi fires are regis-
tered in Ottawa,. 14enee, any one rongliOut the
can Counterfeits for sale, will be rosecuted„
Purcheisers thonid look to the Label. on
Pots and Boxes. tbe address is not 1".8, Ox-
ford. street, Loathe., they are sp
coEmfoRtt
Pronoun ed? by all
the worl Ask your
-dealer fo re. Aed
where, 'te to the
sandersi ed for cir-
cular ana price list.
None g uine with-
out my 7' 4de 34.'ark
and signa ere,
'Globe COOV'tft•,
-LI' ;Sophiashurg, aye: I was elected with
After using throe, or fonr bottles felt muth
better and gained Ft ny.n.z.th rapidly my health
atemetly, and in a re. onth Vali as w 11 em 1 hat
with Liver Camp ai t, but used the Shoehonees
ever been in my hf,,,i I am now in usiness mud
wili. you to send rnii three dozen y steamer.
A.IWood, Oonsecon,says : That he as tried the
Remedy for Liver Cite:Oaf/it and Dy pepsia with
entl find that they e. e as good risen I evertricd.
great eneeees. I els; use the Shoe onees Pills
'Henry Ring, Geneva, N. Y., Sayfi : y wife wee
intensely afflicted 4rith de spe,psia for a. loug
-sekot:46, but revered no benefit. 8 e has taken
theee bottles qf a Great Shoshone Renee -dee
th.t shos e»eea, Wall able to walk 4s well as ever,
Price of the Ilenar.dy in pint bottles, Si ; PAls
t , ot ;men, and all diseases
those premature age, and Man
easee that lead to ineanity or cons=
phleta which we AIN re to send free
every :one. The eine Medicine is
Coe No. 10, Me heat es' Block, Detroi
se, Spernae-
that folio*
dimnesis Of
of her
tion audit
our pexa-
by mail tea
old by An
ekages for
EDICINE
THESE TEM ARE NOTED 011 1
THEIR GREAT STRENGTK,
• Ag!ents—P_ =GA BY, Baker and Oonfectien,.
.To BREEDERS
Bir"Louh:eprt:. ,:nIveetnI8Innoek.
of the Noitbern
Gravel Ittel
and a north
:of Sea orth hev.,
ing p
from he Bele