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WATSON,
urartee Agent
Sewing Machinea.
• J
relttats e Peale for the
and
ht
'MACHINES,
teed, tanning a prices frota
$2n to •
during the litiay Sea.soo,..
;axe been in use in this See-
anne years, and during, that
- hest of Satisfaction.
utteed by the -manufacturers'
Puranility, Pine Finish and
are uneaeelled by any °them,
'Knitting Maehines, Needles,
• Sewing Maehine suppRee.
'Machines Repaired,
es Moderate.
iVO
SEAFORTH
n House
Af'D ATROUND KINSWIN,
or your vet .,a4 liberal patron -
year, I would respectfully
New Store, where I have
Groceries! Crockery,.
are, Stone and
hina Sets.
ttV Low PRICES.
es and Hardware,.
1, it is ha trouble to, show -
tonacies, Shiriing
Winceys, &o.
TEA, no hater value era
as paid: far farm -produce.
ts„ Hides and Skins w
goods.
-e3s on Aand.
Seaforth prices.
Don't forget the place.
'ttit wire to the new store kept
L STEWART.
_A=
WHITNEY'S
;,„,-Z.E HOUSE,.
E OUR, LINES OF
1H EATER S.:
p-..RPYAL
Base Burner in four siz,etia
eaters' and with Oven.
sral Peninsular
t Square Base Burner made,
ft; fail to see it.
int of all kinds of
Coal Co6kS,
dde to show them.;
ie all,0,rid get Bargain&
It`GAINS TN
T1LUYI.TINWAP.E1840.
AND CANAVAN'
4N.LWAYS ON nAki..6
.$
1,N1 Proprietor of these wells-
°pular mills, has been Wing
paelainerae, and Is now better
-out am article of
FLOUR,
, excelled by any mill in the
•
white- the party waitn for
• for wheat, chopping done
(shopped for six cents per
rresh oat meal always on,
E
al& and exchangedfor ow.
'bran always on hand
IIId
.niarket prices, also arILY Ow'
atiet, Orders proinptiai atte_nd•
have riot yet given th
their interest to do G. fse••
War Bell's Mills."
FOHN McNEVI
A
....ss ,,,,,,,A,„..
As there are 'nap). l.nferior
goods, corded with.
jle 1 IP. etc., offered and sold
L! Coraline by sortie un-
px i lc ipled merchants track'
iaa on the reputation. at
ota. genuine enedill_o_irer
..: we N;,..ra the la,dien &Pio"'
; 7.Insh.rieraposition, be, dnIns
:4. annee Lesair attorneon to ?et:a
„ neensetty of EDeingthatsou
/
- name i
'UN CaliSETICOt
nor side of all Coraliiegoodoi;
hiela nona ar_ELgent.
EY TO LOAN.
GES 'BOUGTIT.-
AND ONTARICii INVESV
'caving Society have an unliatife
ton to tend on real estate, f&
eaes of interest with the privi-'
'el' of repaying- a portion of
Pftyments of interest. Chore;
n to nlesers. DENT & 110DON
heUs who, a re the
tiOTS• for the society. 935-cr
'.a....a.a..
SEPTEMBER :10, 1886.
In The Doll Factory.
There is much thatemay be seen by
visit to- a. doll factory that would ha
; for many people the force of a revelatio
Few probably realize what a. numbet
processes are necessary before even pi
tiniest of dolls is ready for the nlu
sery. There is certainly a bewilder n
number of silitable substances. Besi e
the Various kinds of wax, fnoM the b
English to the common for 'ign sor
, there are spermapeti, and var ous kirc1
of compositions ;- India rubber,. gut
pereha„ wood. and rags, not to meal n
various judicioue combinations of th s
and other materials. But the !beat doll
_are made only of the best Fshislisk wE x.
}
- Then come the composition dolls, whi h
.are mueli more dUrabie and some of th m
have their faces protected by a, thin
piece of muslin„ and so On 'through the
Whole hist. It is, however the waxen
- dolls that.appeal Most powerfully- to the
affections and the .admiration of the girls
of England.
The
.strection of the - molde in
Which these are, new made involves some
knee'vledge of- modeling, The molds are
made of plaster of Paris, the various
sections being deftly joined. together
• with such nicetly as to leave but few'
marks of the joints. . Into this the melt-
ed wax is poared while still very' hot,
and a thin film immediately adheres to
the sides of the Mpuld, which is quickly
inverted,. in order. that the molten wax,
in the center may 11 ow out. But al-
though this rough inask • is fairly com-
plete iti point ofeeutiine mach remains
to be done before it. eau be regarded las
possessing tilose chariae whicli, are cant-
nionly helieved to he a doll's eightful .in-
heritanec. Tile roughnesses. have to be
smoothed down, a distinctive character
has to he given to the mouth and. nose,
the eyebrows have to be delicately' pen-
ciled. in ; and we may well cease to won-
der that Shakespeare's lover! should
• have written an ode "to his' Mistress's
eyebrow„" When we see the wonderful
effect produced on a doll's face by var-
ious arrangements of brow • and lash.
• Then the eyes, • which are like beautiful
shells, although they can be bought by
the gross of any colour and size,' have to
be fixed in, which, is done by plastering
them at the back With a Ii.ttle soft- wax.
The method. of fastening the hair so as
to give it a natural appearance is one of
.
the best tests of the care with which a
,doll has been made. In the best dolls.
, - almost every strand is attached separ
ately toH the wax itself,. while in th
cheaper kinds a wig is roughly stuck e
the dell's head. This is- a very import-.
lust poiat, which doll worshipers will
__-"""amossisasamsissas.,
stirring occasionally to keep it
burning. Add a piece of ename
size of a pea ; if this is not at hand,
a teaspooqul - of _gum . arabic soli
(made by ffrouring boiling water PO
arable and standing until. clear an
tr ti p- n or a piece of clean mupso
tallo‘v half the size of a nutmeg, and ,
teaspoon of .salt will do but not a.
good. StrOn the starch' through
•
strainer or a .piece of thin mit lin
'lave the shirt turned wrong side tit
a, dip the bosolnis carefully in the st reit
and squeez4 it out, repeating thb opera-
tion until this bosoms are thoroughly and
s evenly saturated ith starch ; proceed
to dry. Three hours before ironing dip
the bosom ill clean lwater,lring out, and
roll up tightly. Irirst, iron the back by
folding it leogthwise. through. the (fen-
. 'tre ; next irt!iii the wristbands and 'oth
sicles of :the sleeves then _the . co lar
band ; now Place the - hosoin-boaild un-
ci iosotn, and with a dampened
napkin) rub the bosom from the top to-
wardr the bottom., smoothing mid ar--'
angi ng- easis plait neatly. \Vitt) a..
smoo hamodnestely flatirort begin
a le top 1 iron .(18wnward, and e n-
tinue the_operation until the bosom is
entirely'dry titnd shining. Remove he
besoin board ;iind iron the front of lie
shirt. The bosom aed cuffs of shirt 7 -
indeed, ttlf k1.11 nicb, tine work---‘
iII
look elearer aaid batter if they are fi -st
ironed Aunder ' piece of old muslin.
takes 061 the 'taat heat of the irons and
removes 1E1.1)3' 4iinps of starch.
.THE RURDINT EXPOSITOR.
rem children teething. lb value is incalculable. It
the will rot eve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it, mother; there is ndenistalto
use about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
tken lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic,
n softens -the gums, reduces inflammation, and
A gives tone and energy to the whole system.
u ". rs. X nnslow s Soothing Syrup" for children
n teething is pleasant to the taste and is the pre -
a scription of one of the oldest and benttemale
e physicians and nurses in the United Stites; and
is for sale by alldrugg-ists tgoughout tai world.
a Price tWenty-five nents a bottle: Be sure and
ask fot " Mita. Winnow's Soornixo Systole" an"
. take no Other kind.966.1y.
, .
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••• •E• - •-•••• • •
• Ayer's. Ague Cure,
.
when -used according to directions, is warran ed
to .eratijoate hot') !tlict systent ia-
eascs, such as felon' and ague, chill fever,- int 'r-
unt:tent, retnittnnt an 1 bilious feyere, and dis-
orders of the. liner. Try it. The experiment
will eost Sou riething if a mire is not effected.
969.52w. •
The Learned Societies
Through their Members have teSfified to the
great etheaney of Patna' is Painless -Corn Extrad-
tor. It provokes no line of demarcation, securieg-
alike the good -Will of the highest and the ni4et
humble, and • with striet, mpartiality, removing.
with equal celerity the coma of each. Ti -y Ptit-
nam's Corn Extractor 952..52w.
1 Was attacked about two years ago
with aSthina, and was as had as! a
.persicm could be, I tried Dr. Jinf's
Medicine and got relief after taking
the sec-otal bottle, and after 'taking
seven bottles feel fine and no trait-
ble.
John Mettale,- Stratford:.
For sale by all diruggiSts. 067.51,2w.
A Seaso
•
•
.Th fllitfu1 season -of this year is prolific with
- properly appreciate, for is it not the many forms of bOvercofnplaintS, suc h as diarr-
1Y - intantum, kr.; as a safegaurd and posi,tive cure
most delightful part of the doll's dai
toilet the brushing of the hair? The
there are many quali4es of hair, fro
the'tinest mohair to common flax.
We have said little about the tintin
of lip -s and. cheeks, processes which i
het, dysentery, enlic, •ciholera, mon us eholera
n for distreesi ig and often eurlden mid sien-
na - gerous attacks nothing can surpass that oid•aitd-
' ?Strawberry 857.2.2.w.
• reliable .inedicine;' Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wir •
g
n-1 Worth, Remembering.
valve aisic,e appreciation of effect. S
far doll fanciers seem to be believers i
• the ruddy hue of. health, for we ha\
never _yet seen an "interesting" do
with cheeks of the color of under -don
' pastry. But it would be rash to speet
late upon the future, for the new spiene
of taste may yet influence even the nur
sery and the doll trade. -:CAssELL's FA 3
ILI" MAGAZINE.
• Grey Council Meeting.
A special meeting of Conucil called b
the Reeve was held. at Tuck's hotel
Cranbrook, July 27th for the purpose o
meeting a deputation from the Brussel
Council and hearing their views in ref
erence to the interest due from the Law
Improvement Fund. 'Aleinbers ahl pres
- ' I
O In a loots letter from John IL Hall, of Badnielt,
e Cape Breton, N.s;, he says : " I believewere it
II not, for Lurdock Blood Bitters Ihoulti be in nes
-e fkrave. It cured' We of kidnej• and liver- coin -
1.1 plaint and gener41 debility, which had nearl '
e pr.OVed fatal. 858.52.2w.,
'a- •‘ • To the Rescue.
e When all other t 1-10dC5 fail, for bowel con -
_ plaint, colic., criubps, • dysentery, &c., then Dr.
I- Fies-ler's' Extract nif X''id Strawl}e 'ry comes to
the resetie. Thus' write? W. IL Crrieker, drug
!gist, Wateillown, clod adds • that it sales. ar
large and increasiOg. STi,7.52.2w.
t• A Qomplete Breakdown.
•
-
For ten years" says, .14nnie M. Harrett, of
Wallaceburg, Ont.t..!` I did inlit see at well day -
was all Ifrok;_tii doWn witn dyspepsia liver -corns
plaint, catarrh ..ajnl Thoee doetool;
abandoned hope for me; when :Burdock 1.11°64-
'11M:in came to my rescue. It is the best niedi-
, eine I have ever talaini. say this . for the belie
it of an suffering as 1 nal. 857.5,a.2w.
A •Sbre
,
A' Sure, Cure fdr Saintlier Complainta.-Pro-
cure from your druggist one 37) cent bottle o
Dr. Fowle•rn Extract df Wild Strawberry an
use ail -waling to directions. It is infallible fo
(hart -him, cholera inorbuS. canker of. the stom-
ach and bowels, 'and cholera infantnine .n57.
52.5w.
ent, Reeve in the ehair. After hearing
the deputation and carefully consulting
the act passed at the last session of the
Ontario Legislature relative to said
interest, the Council considered that
they had no jurisdiction in the matter
as a final settlement had already been
made with the Brussels Council in 1882
l'doved-by Ediaatrd Bryans, seconded; by
Walter Oliver that the Reeve be instruct
ea to interview the .Provin.cial• Treasurer
in the matter in order that the amount
due to this numicipality may be paid
over to the township treasurer at as early
a date as possible. Carried. • Mowed by
Edward.- Bryans„ seconded by Thos..
Ennis that ,this'council grant the Sum. of
825 to be expended in making a road oii
the boundary. line between Grey and
• Musa at canceSsion • 4, Providing the
Elina, Council grant an ect ual sum. Car-
ried, The 'following Orders we0e.,grant-
ed; Hugh Lamont,gravelling in division
No. 3, concession 8 Si Robt.' McGut-
eheon„ graftelling at lot -26,, concessism-2,
$3,52; Wda..Peat, ditching on boundary
between Grey alsd Mina asperf- engineer's
award--:(:-rey share, I 1.64 ; Geo. Brig-
ham; re -pairing bridge at lot -1 1.), con-
cesSion 14. S2; isa.ac Currie, drawing
himber for bridge, I;De. ; Thos. Straehan,
expenses to Goderieli on Township
business, $9. • Council 'then adjeurued.
.The regular meeting of the Council
Ws held at Robertson's hotel, Ethel,
on August 'nth,. ,pursuant to adjourb-
ment. Members al 1 present; Minute's
.01 last regular andspecial meetings
were read and approved. Moved by'
lEdwara jkyans„ seconded by W. Oliver
ithat the Reeve and Treasurer be anthor-
izedito, borrow the sum of ;s:',5:00 from Mc-
Iatosh& M eTaggert's B•sn k, Bruesels„
for tewnship purposes. Carried.!. A
petition was read limn\ P. K. Matheson
and twelve others p•r4ing. to haVe. a -
ditch dug ou the side road between: lets
-30 and 11 1, concessions 1G and - 17.
Moved b FA1WO.rc] Bryans, seconded by
Thos.Ennis' that .Nlessrs. Strachan and
Oliver be instructed to examine the said
premises and report at next meeting.
Carried. Application was made. by ,
Thos, Taylor to have a ditch din;
ass0111-
road opposite lot 1i, concession 7. IS -No
ed by Thos.. Ettnia. seconded by, Jae.
IleDonald that theileeve be instructed.
to •attend tO the matter., Carried: Th --
law No. -.1 to detaehtL the .North lots 1 -
and 2' in the tirsf concession from
No. IG Howick and Grey and attach
them ti U. S. S. No. I Howl* and_
Turnberrv, was read and paesed.
letter was read front itobt.: :Bowen for- -
'Wine the Council to pay out . any ,
hioneifor a. ditifit an .lot S, co1et.-53ion
13 Under -the 1 aelica and \VA tercoursea'-
..ket of IS‘43, stating that there is' no
legal award. affecting said lot.After
P,tsaing a number of acaounts the Council
adjourned until the '..14th of September
when they will nneelf ag tin at Cyan -
A Great Awakening.
There is a great}, awallening- of the slognieli
organs of thdhunian ayst eit \OK:never Burdock -
- Blood Bitters are taken. It arounes tile torpid
liver to action, regulate- the bowels and the
ki
healthy tone to the systen gtelertnly ls57.:12.2e.
C,
sineys, purifies the b eod, and . restores a,
National l'ills wil . cure eonstipated bowels and
regulate the liver. 651.5-2 n. .
, . <, •
NVernis cause munii sicknese among ehildren
that. Freeman's 1Vieittli Powders will surely cure.
857.52m.
l' .
/11 3 --our child is sttibbori or hard' to administer
medicine to, i Dr. 11,ow's 'leas:nit Worm Syrup :
brook.
FLOW to do Up 'Shirt.-Bosoths.
Take two tablespoons of best starch,
add a very little water to it, rub and
stir with a spoon into a thick' paste;care-
fatly breaking all the lumps and parti-
cles. Add a pint of boiling water, stir-
riagat the sante titne ; an:hour,
Will be epprec.iated. i •85n.5 )iii.
McGregoirs S eedY Cure.
•wh,:i.wa,say alai:free-a -'s Speedy: Cure is the
only perfersticure fol' dyspepeia, liner eomplain•ts,
.-
indigestion hunt impuee I loos!, - We are telling
plain faint; di width hundr du
spon hundreds ca`n
te.stify. \vholieve•betin rests redsto perfect health
la- its use. We- eloidil therfore advise you
strongly, if you are tt subject of any of the above
troublee, to eeit-,.e afecinregor :4 Speedy Cure a t,rial
and be coin-in(-ert. il It is Sold 1te50e- and scl hot:
961.52w.
ties at Luinsd en en, \1i lo: so't d rine:store, Seaforth.
.. ... .
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Be on Your Ghard
'
r.)0.a allow a cold -in the. he4d -to slowly and
surely dm e•lop itself Ipito catarrh when you can.
be . cured for fa colts. A few applieations will --•
cure incipi:e.nt cataifrh. (Inc to two bones will
cure eirdinary catalrh. . (Inc to live boxes will
euro ehronic catarrh, DrelChase'seatarrh cure.
Sold .11Y all dealers at, 25 cents per liox. 966.13
. .. , - . , •
McGregor ,8.5 -Parke's, Carbolic
. -
•
' Cerate. .
Have you an old siere, -c-Ut, burn,, bruise,: corn,
bunion, 8alt rheiliti pimple, 1.11nteltes,rough
hands or lave ? If teon there is. but ane mire,
namely, .11cOrenhr & arke's Carbolic -C1erate.
If you try it; it will dinivinee you,. It eosin but
2.,e at Luinsilenan AI ilsorna druse:ato-re, neafarth.
116-1.5•2w
1
Mineral Poi.s,on.
Notki iss but pure ' extra nei front plants mid
roo-te are usesl. in pireparien Mtn ; .regor's Lung
CoMpoond, ql., incyleTti and now 1)opti-l-ar mute,
tly tor vol.clq, coughs, ir6riellitis, eroliin as.thitre
anti all afLictions of th ; th4 at, lungs and chest:
.311 ttOnc.ral poisons 't nd c angerknis sebstancee
are avoidnd, white] renders it safe fur children or
isiiilfet.- Sold at ntle and Si i er bottle by' Liens -
deli & Wilsonadrungnilts, Ne, fo•rth. !e1t.52W
. . The Last Year, 1846. -
After the above 3 -ear is vilified then.: heed Ile no
penson ettffJtine frn-ii rheumatism, neuralgia,
tooth:I:y-1r, lii.aclaelitt,' lumbago, or nay asaute
pain, ifs they mily pnrchitsie- a bottle of Fluid
,f...1...r.htiiin...f, a; it 1.-urcis inst•intly. -Pair, cannot
-r"--t:cy where it 1-: us:. LI The i anie ie :4-lutiki Inst -ht=
eine-. Sent la Di rinnen. es Wilaon, drueseeisita,
S , ;amain tienneav. ; ! ,
C011$1.11111istI* 0/1 -Cute d.
An old physician,Mired teem prneticci having
hadsplactel in bin hande• lin an fl est Inilia mis-
e
1, ,i/
•4!•ellIftrY the ,Forainee °lea simple vestesteintereniedy
. .
.e‘n- tile apeedy :Fie!' perm:men t•cure 'of Cocistimp-
co, llronellitis. tt•ttattrh. A-tlinia acid all throat
4.1.1 1.11.14- t,ty, • •',,A;:is, ;!i!..,.) P., il pit ti VC anti -radical
were far Nervene nehility anti all Nervou eem-
pleitite, at eer havine- neaten ,inewotidernil cora
tn. e ravens inthousaitIns of easei. line felt, it ht
eery na melte it known to hils sufferines fellowa.
.aileated lit- this itiotive and a desire to relieve
licrciall '0ttierin, I :sent eenti ,frt"a lot charno, to.
a'.I ',vim ilea re it, this l' -ripe, tin German; French
or Einslieb with fell 1 diroviiinis -fut. preparing
au i naitig. Sent •by /nai1. by addressin- with
se.enta nal in_ t•his nipaperS W. A. NOYES, 149
.Powee's Bic "It 'Rocliesiter, N.i Y. 938-25 eow .
tb Mothers.
Are you distinhed and h•ro -en of your rest by-
.:
.0 sufferinsiar tl 1 Tyino with pain rin
eating- teeth? If eta; eend at once and get -it
bo•ttle of " Mrs. WiesIn\v'enSoothing. Syrup" for
Catarrh—a New Treatntient.
Perhaps the most extraordinary success that
ha been achieved modern medicine has been
attailied by the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh.
Out of 2,000 patients treated during the past aix
months, fully ninety per cent, have been cured
of this stublioni malady. This is none the less
istarting when it is remembered that no five pet
-
cent. of patients presenting- themaelves to the
regular practitionerare benefittdd, While the
patent medicines and other advertised cures
never record a cute at all. Starting with the •
elaim now generally -believed by the most scien-
tific men that the diecasie is due to the presence
of living parasites in the tissue, Mr. ,Dixon at
once 'adapted his cure to their extennination-
ehis accomplished, be claims the Catarrh is pran7
tieally cured, and the permanency is unquestion-
td, as cures effected by him four years ago are ;
cures still. No one else has ever attempted•to
cure Catarrh in this manner, and no other treat
ment has ever cured Catarrh. The application
of the remedy is nimple, and can be done at
home, end the pn3sent season of the year is the
most fanoralde for a speedy and permanent cure,
the majority of cases being- cured at one treat-
ment 'Sufferers should correspond with Messrs.
A. IL DIXON 61 SON, 305 King Street, West,
Toronto, Canada, and 'enclose stamp for their
treatise on Catarrh.-Montteal Star, November
17, 1882 . 882-52
, Plain Galianized Wire, for
straiqht rail' fences.
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Hardware!
Bought for cash direct from the manu-
facture's, the advantage of which we
will gi e to our customers, by selling
them g ods at lowest prices. Our im-
mense Istock is_very comilete, compris
Ing the following seasonable. lines:
SPad s and Shovels, best Eng-
lish, 1Antericaii (C,-, Canadian makes.
Draining Tools of all kinds,
Field Hoes, Garden Hoes and
Rakes,
Two nd Four Point Steel
Fen ing Wire,
Buckthorn's Steel Fencing
Wirr,
Sore Eyes
The eyes are always in sympathy with
the, tbody' and afford an excellent index
of it'ts- condition. IS -hen the eves beCome
we'al, and the lids inflamed and eore; it is
an eVidence that. the. System has become
.disordered by Scrofula, for which Ayer's
'Sarsaparillais the best known remedy.
.Scrofula, Nyhielt produced a painful ill-
flibbthatien in my eves, cabsed Die much
sufferiwr,for ;t number of years. . By the
advice (it a physiehm 1/commenced takino-
Ayer's Sarsaparilia. !After using this
mcdierne a short time 'Iwas completely
-• • • Curet!
3fy eves are now in a splendid condition,
Inul 0111 ziS :11111. Strang as ever. -
'Mrs. Wiiliem Gage, Concerti, N. II.
For a nuMber of years 1 was troubled
with a humoir in my eyes, and WaS, Unable
to obtain any relief tintil I commenced
ushig A-Ver's Sarsaparilla.' Thismedicine
has•etteeted :t complete cure, and 1 believe
it to be the best of blood purifiers. -
C. E. Upton, Nashua, N.. i.
. From childhood„.and until within •a few
'months, 1 have,been affik.ted with .11,-.eak
and Sore "Eyes.' 1 'have used for these
coMplaints,,Nvith beneficial results. Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. and consider it a great- blood'
purifier-- Mrs. C. Phillips., Glover, N.Tt.,
suffered' for a year with inflatima-
thin in my; left ey(. Threc; ulcers formed.
on. the bap) deprinig me of sight, and
cansing greht pain. After Crying many
other remedies, to no ptirpose, 1 was finally
inch:teed to use Ayer's Sitrsaparillo, and,
By Taking
three' bottles of this medicine, have been'
. entirely eured. My sight has been re-
i.tored, and there is no sign of inflamma-
tion, sore. or. ulcer in I»V eye.- liendal
-T. Bo w en Sugar Tree ,IZ idge, ()hi°,
31v daughter. ten years old, \\*104 afflicted
.witli Scrofulous ...•ore Eyes.- During: the
-last two years she never sawlight_of any
kind. I'lrysicia us,. Of 1 lie '10:..liest standing -
exerted their ski11,1mt .wit lino permanent
success.. ()II the revommendation of a
f riend 1 purchased a bottle of Ayer's Sar-
saparilla, which my (laughter po)1inenced
.ing. Before she had used the third
bo.tle her sight. Was 1e,1(11•0(1. ;Did ••lie vim
'limy look Steadily at a brilliant light With -
IOW pain: Iler cure is emuplete.--- W. E.
"Sutherhind, Evangelist, Shelby city,
-
yers Sarsaparlila
• 9
Builders' Hardware,
Best Wontreal Steel and Iron Nails.
Locks,1 Knobs, Hinges, Paints, Oil,
Glass antl Putty.
TO th4se building, we can offer special
low figmfes.
Binding Twine, the best made at' low-
est possiple prices.
Reid. &.Wilson',
Hardware and- Iron Importers,
SEAFORTH.
CAMPBELL'ST
ATHARTIC
tOMPOUN
is effective in small
doses, acts 'without
griping, doeseiot oc-
caeion nausea, and
will not create irri-
tation and col igestiim
a8. do many of Ole
usual cathartics ad
ministervd ill the
form of l'ills. &c. 1
• Ladies and Chil-
dren hi ing the most sensitive Ate):
n achs tal-e this medicine without trou-
..
b e or cot
is :CA
espech
LLvees C(
ire's CATILAwrth Compotes")
Ily adapted for the cure of
311)3„tINT5 AND DI LIOCS DIS-
onDERS.
Fpn.ACII STOMACIT .AND T.oSs OF .AP-
PETI1 E.
FOR SICK ITEADACHE A.NT; DYSPEPSIA.
F111: CON. TIPAT1ON 011 COSzTIVENEsS.
„OmPLA .A 1:1S i NO' ERDM A
DERED k'rATE TI1E, Sno-
ALt
.•I)rso
This 111
1t11(ed'ttrlee
11et
S0118, 1 111
-'reparecl by 1)r. J. C. Aver 'oa Lowell, Nlaee, itonttneti to the ilse or the ;We child as
old by all Druggists. Price Si; six bottles, $5. 'It; Pitt. 11 ) In three omits)
boitlee, 0 el s.)11. - ai d a;ees ia
" feanily me
-ire Raftil, 2.Ceee&
dicine being iii liquid form,
cEin be easilyregulated -to
equiremeiltanfjlifferent per -
:3 Making it E.Oinlalin :nen
Day and N gh t
I urine- an :vino attack of. Bronchitis, a
ceaseless tickling in the throat, and an
exhausting:, dry, hacking cougli,
1 he sufferer.. Steep -is banished, and great
pr'ostratfon follows..i This disease is also
attended with hoarsen('ss. and 'sometimes
Loss Of Voice. it is )liable -to become
'chronic, inYolye,,Tibe- linigs, ;Ind terminate
fatitlly. Ayer's 1 Cherry Pelf toral affords
,spee`i'ly relief :nil cure •in eases of Brolla,
lt Controls the, disposition id
cough, and induces refreshing sleep. ,
I hav0. been ft practicing !phy:-ician for
twenty-four eari:, and, for the past
IWelVe, 11;1Ve S1l11eeet1 f rol annual at tacks
of Bronchitia. After exi austing all the
usual remedies -
Without
I tried yer's Cherry Pec oral) It helped
me -immediately, and e rected a speedy
cure. veal], D., Carrollton ,
-.Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Ideridedly the-.
best remedy, within 111\J knowledge, for
ehronie Bronchitis. and jiill long- diseases.
-.M. A. Rust, 31. D., South Paris, Me.
I was atlacked, last winter,,with a severe,
Cold, tirom exposurei grew Nvorse• , „
and lin:illy settled on my Lungs.. By
night 'sweats gl. was reduced almost to• -a
1 skeleton. :11y- Ceugh in
was eessa tit unit 1
. frequently spit blood. My hysicion told
L,tne to give up business,' Or Would not
, live a month. After taking var Us rcinc-
dies Without relief, 1 was finally
. Cured By Using,
• 1.
itwo)?bttles of Ayer's (.'herry ;Peet oral.
lam 'now in..perfeet, health., and _able to
;reatiints business. after havine- been pra-
nouneed inettrahle with Col ,timption.-
S. P. Il.enderstA1.:t1llsbu0211 _Penn.
For years I IV:15 in a decline. 1 hail
'wealc lungs-. and suffered from Bronchitis
111111 Catarrh.. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral re-
stortal Inc to health, and. 1 haye been for .11
long I1111e euinpaniti \Illy vigorous. In.
eac of a sudden cold 1 alwa ysgresort t(y
i the Peetoral. -a)d find spe«ly relict, ---
I Edward E. Curti-. Rutland, Vt.'
Two yvarsa12.-.0 I suffered f .0111 a severe
.The physician attending mit
fireante fearful that tile diseas woidd ter -1
minateln Pneumonia. Aftet trying vari$
ow; medicines. without benelt. he linallV
prescribed Aver's Cherry Pectoral, which
vehf.vedine ai. once. 1' eolitiiitled to take
this medicine a short time, and-Nyas cured.
1.-Trnest. Colton, .Logansport,
Ayer9S Cherry Pectoral,
l'repared •by Pr. J. C. Ayer & Cc., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all 1)ruggiet8. 6ix Wales, $5. •
f
t:
IS
Physiciiaris
31(1)271(1er
Planta/
-in Sh
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AMMO
1 -1"*..1.1.,2MANOTIAINN}....M.
RRY 1AVIS' -ea
KILLER
RECOMMENDED
3rinisters, :Missionaries,
of Factor tics; 1 l'oris-shoes,
NUr.li )1 I ospitaLs.,
)rf, everywhere
who as ever yen, it a tnal.
TAKEN IN EizNALLY ;m1XED WIT1I A
INE LASS OE H' 31 ILK AND
SUGAR, IT wim.,Ins: Fut:xi) -
NEVER. FA[ILING
F011
. ,
mEN COLDS, CHILLS, CON -
EST I( N. OR STOPP.VGE
clucur,ATION, CRAMPS
PA
ME
THE sTomAcH, sum-
p) WEI, COM PLAINTS,
.'s• THROAT '
API LIED EXTEIZSALLY,
EXPER.IENC 11 tS l'EOvEN IT' run mosr
c.t rEe'rrvi.... AND 111.*11" LINO! 1,,NT.0N 4
eau N EI:mort•Nt: Tux; PAIN
.
\1115;NI; I'1:01f
• •T
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h.*
.1 IN'S
I, NI.
TooT1 1.1.C.I I.:,
•' "i:NS, ...Ili /ST Brr Es,
:NT litc://e.
Still Ahead Of All.
H. S. SMITH & Co.
CATERERS,
And dealers in American and Cnadian Confee
tiorcrecry
.
ireamand Water Ices, Vegetables, Oranges
Lemons.and all kinds of Fruits. -
Families, II:otele, Picnic I'arties and other
wishing Ice Cream in bulk, can be supplied a
reasonable rates. •
Tobaccos.and Cigars of the best brands kept
constantly on hand.
En.ery attention paid to customers. Happy 40
seven you. •
Remember the place, Firat Door North Q
Reid & Wileon's Hardware Store, 3tain ntreet
Seaforth, 1
. H. L. SMITH 'cc.?4.' Co.
959
Removed 1 Removed 1
-VC7- 1\TI
SEAFORTH,
The Old Established Butcher has removed to
nely premises immediately opposite his Old
Staind, Main Street, Seaforth, where he will be,
pleased to meet all his old patrons and as many
new ones as may see fit to favor him with their
pa roaage. •
Remember the place, hetween Henderson's
Ha ness Shop, and McIntyre's Shoe Store, Main
Street, Seaforth.
! $98
GEORGE EWING.
PENNYRBIAL .WAFERS.
Prescription of it physician who
has had a life long experienve in
treating- female diseases. Is used
monthly with perfect euecess by
over 10,000 ladies. Pleasant, safe
effectual. Ladies -ask sour -drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers and
take no substitute, or inclose post-
age for sealed partionlars. Sold by
all druggists, -1 pc -box.• Address
THE EUREKA CHEMICAL CO„ Detroit, Mich.
' !Sold in Seaforth by Lumsden ns, Wilson and
Drugelsts generally.
." 969-6'4
the Seaforth, i3russels
AND
Wroxeter Stage Line.
This old -and reliable Stage Line which runs
daily between Seaforth, Brussel,-, Wroxeter and
t
Gotne, leaves Seaforth on the arrival of the
Mail train from the east, and connects with the
trains running east and west on the Grand Trunk
Railway at Brussels, and also cot nods with the
train for Teeswater at Wroxeter.
Comfortable coveiled carriages ind careful, at -1
entive drivers always on the ro d.
Pares Reasonable.
-
•
S WALSH, Proprietor.
i ‘
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tni.se_a ' nenc ani
s.,
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•
Lathes, Rejoic
‘VL've got the Corsets to suit you all.
• A big lot just received. Ease, pomfort,
and:a graepful figure secured by buying
your Corsets frnm us. Any size from
18 to 30 in stock, and we can supply on
short:notiee up to 42 inches.
Don't fail to conic to us for satisfac-
tion both in wear and in price.
•
New Braided Jerseys.
. Black, Brown, and Cardinal.
Navy and Tobacco.
,
',Thousands of these goods -a I ever the
country. You can't go asthly n a jer-
seYe.
New
Fall Goods
Beginning to come to hand, eettt value
We. can assure you. • Our Dress and
.\111ntle maker is away picking up all the
newest -and latest designs for the ladies,
-1 1 1 s ES, RTIET-M-k- who can rely upon being well sPited at
i
TI 11:. NOTE D DI tY.-G 00 DS !II -O USE
s\vELLI:i)
r3 of Ina4ations. RANTON BROS
F1EXETER
_L--)-R-1T I'S
af;:i.e..C!..tl.le:
yet eget!, t•Ierft-
p ration is e.1.0,1:;15'
ada Joel fer t Le le i ;el an -I
44* cure f L12:
.;t e.1:1--; of di-..1.1-ri _•
attentla it 0 len a leynor 1 tete, . .1
tate of tile SV.- !:::. : '.• 1 11,-•-:• 7 ) ; •
ci-) imanied *:,)- Pea r, NV nne,,..n. et *11';,:-
Pii ;11.m of t 'e li• .a.:. Pine nt rt-i;i:-. N1i.,1
1...410X ii`a u -e :Ca '...t: !•1 4. .1
ansine frem I. -s i f L. . '.,' A :.,a • :. i.•:.: ,. ',a
„ea ann. n t:,e. e • . •s•-• t • e , ease., ni:e
ipanies n a re ; sse ,..- la \‘".......7.•4 p,,,,;•-.„
tem;•dy ,..i,I •,;'7',.... I.: :0 ...•:-••-••". 1.!..•.1 ia '
'-p•-psia ( 1::, :--... •.,..: F ,r 1 . ';'. .7,.. •
,:ii,..,.1 11:- ..,1.,. 1. .- , : .11I t.:::.• . 1 • - ,,,..3
)a,:;.-1,3, •k., 0% '.. ..) ...a i'...- . - t.:. _ -
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'/ 51::: : 7 . I. .. ! - 1. 1-. ; •
VP
o fete ,d ras
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AT EtiCiltZli PRESCOOTION
NUR;.M E.1:=POSITOR,UFFICE DAVIS &L
_ .
yrzqlrimEss4i.; REDUIRFO
sacrrr-v--rtar.
;net
WEENCE CO.
SU
MONTREAL, P. Q.
1411,01.1•1,1,.....11.1.1,-
, -
medinir e tinted
seer 01)3 eare hi thole:Ands ef
mein. Premptly Ntr-
11,111. Prost ral1eri, Weakiit••••s
[Ind)), rspiical cord, and n-
,•rati e. oreans. oi eitlarat ,s
ills van:evil indieria Coo er ni c -r ee, sines. eia
ilacitetee 1 s onarantet d to tellnet a 1-111* 1 le n all
ether iteedieines fad, tee- leen-ease ai, eia 'a4 -
1,y lail. Selii Write lor
.1ciciresc:1. ainea.t•I f i•().,
,,Detrait.1 Mieh. nee eani it' 1.e Line.
• a-; len & :del I ease:. nee elan isdn.
• -
StOck , Breeders Take Your Choice.
neon: a "1 Penne
. reel aes.1 si n I; i; ei.11,..-
. oid e.. ate' i"1:411,
ilaik 1,1:11 11.;• oaf., -.t eieht. They
erten; 1 l : ewe(' vorelnif aral ere - ire nieek ,
tte: -. rm-. For 1.r ccl,- t••• -c- Vositeg
11.11ttcherla.u, fee; Ltati!.• t it" d
a:s ; for Ttornivelsbred terra a; tes either ,
latil, . an. Cows returned moil oilv three
tilien and not in can will islet be Pillaged for.
Pattie- bringing a niiiLlier of coas a ill le: Jil.or- 1
:l deatt. enth have pasturo to l'e.ep ceavs
_from it el istanee. \seine Chamberlain took first •
1r:7 itt neaforth and- Brueaels :nese 5-, last fall.
DAVID, MILNE, Ethel, °tit" n55
spaeseeneseiessasesaasseas,
LEGAL. FARKFRSI IT WILL PAY Y
II. HASTINOS,Solicifor,ete. Oiffee-Cady's
. Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea -
974
OEM:ER
°
. RC.
Corner
, T
!)
Dickson,
ware
Agents-CASIHRUX,
• fs{
-
Wm.
& LEWIS, Banisters,
Office, opposite the Colborne
-- -
_HAYS, Solicitor, &e.
. lend at lowest rates of
of Square and West Street,
M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor,
. Rooms formerly occupied
Meyer's Bloek, over
Store, 3I0.111 Street, Seaforth.
110LT e.Z, CAMERW.Z..
Gotten -eh.-
Hotel. 1;70
,
Private Money to
interest. Office -
Goderich. 774
&e. Office-
by Carroll &
Johnson's _Hard-
Goderieh
b70
Barristers, Solid-
J. . T.,GAIIROW,
686
ARROW & PROUDFOOT,
tors, &c., Goderieh, Ontario.
l'Rurintuor.
clAMERON,
, k j
j Ma
CAMP:RON.
•
TIOFITS
• licitor,
son's
It
i II
of .
Ottlee-Beaver
MA
HOLT & CAMERON,.
Solicitors in Chaneery, &c.,
C. CAAIBRON, Q. 0., 1.1
.
E. DANeEV, late
Holt & Cameron, Goderich,
Conveyancer, &e. Money
Old Office, Card»ont Blot
TANNING & SCOTT, liarrieters,
k. Conveyaneers, &e. Solicitors
ohnston, Tisdale es Gale.
Illook, Clintoh,
iNING, JA311:4 :SCOTT. -
Barrister.%
Goderich, Ont
ILIP HOLT, M. G.
506
with Cameron,
Barrister,So-
to loan. Ben-
la Seaforth. 786
._
Solicitors,
for the Bank
Money to loan.
Ontario. A. H.
7n1
V
_12.
nia
the
Farm
Street,
,----
IIOLMESTED, suceessor
McCaughey & Hohnesited,
.or, Comes aneer and Nottiry.
,Canadian Bank of Commei
s for sale. Office in Setts
Seaforth:
MONEY TO LOAN.
to the late firm of
Barrister, So-
Solicitor for
tee •Money to lend.
Block, Main .
-- ---
„m...\cent.'0EI.rIntet TOLOreAsN.p-a\Sabtitijitioans at 6 per
half yearly, or 6i
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time. Apply to F. LIOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. , • 850
I
•
DENTIST,
Rooms
Seaforth.
.a.
ill
Block,
Residence,
sel]
extracted
first
DENTISTRY.
W-.L.VIIS
Faculty Gold Medallist
Gold Medallist,Toronto Sehool
over Johnsons' Hardware,
i
3
1
OlsT-,
and College
of Dentistry.
Main Street,
911
-
_A_ R
C. and II. S., of
Latest improve -
line. Satisfaction
-In Cady's
: Hotel, Seaforth.
Street. 941
,.
,.
Dentiat, L. I).
Zurich at the
the last Thurs-
arid in Hen-
Hotel. Teeth
All work •-
071, •
S.. -P1
, .--r D. S., M. R.
, I L. Ontario..
'n meats in es ery
guaranteed.Mee
opposite Commercial
-The Poplars, John
. . •
- ------- ,1
1KINn1A,
J n 1,ein
en .:. . `. 5., will
--E-1 •.: Huron Hotel, on
-• day of eath month,
next day, (Fridaynat Reynold'
with the least pain poeeilde.
elass at liberal rates.
. A1EDICAL.,
,
.. ANOVER, M. D. C.. 3L, Graduate of
IvH
MeC,ill University, Pin -bit -Ian, Surgeon
and Accoucheut, Seaforth;Onts Office and re-
sidence -North side Goderich etreet, first brick
house east of the Methodietehurch. - 461
DRS. ELLIOTT & (UN, nrucefield, Licen-
tiates Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Edinburgh. At Seaforth every Satur-
day afternoon. Offiee,-Roa. al Hotel. 930.
T G. SCOTT, M. D., &e., Physician, Surgeon,
j. and Accoucher, Seaforth, Ont. Office and
residence South side of Gonerieh street, Second
Door east of the Presbyterian fChureh. 812 .
• ...
itW. BRUCE SMITH, 31. D , C. M., Member.
. of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
ec., Seaforth, Ontario. Office, and residence
eune as occupied by Dr. Vercoe. E4-8
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DR. MACKID, (late of Luekno.w) Gra.dnate of
Toronto University. and Melina r nf the
College of Physicians antl Sure -tans of Ontario.
Office, Fear's drugstore. Et-siderite:John Street;
first door cast of English Church Parsonage,
Seaforth, Ontario. ann.
'EYE EAR AND THROAT
•
DR. GEO. S. RYERSON,
L. R.
P LRCSE Let-turer on the Eye,
!Ear and Throat, Trinity Coliege,- Toron-
to- and Surgeon; to the Mercer Es is and Ear in-
firmary. Late Clinical Aesistroit Ree al London
'Ophthalmic Hospital, Mooniehis, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospital..
317 Church Street, Toronto,
VETER.I.NARY.
.1. WILSON, V. S., lh:iort1 araduele: of,
Toronto Veterinary. Coll -tele, II•egistered'
'Member of the 'Veterinary ntedirati Aesociation
of Ontario. Haviiighad several yearseexperience
erni Ins: fowl(' prepared to trmt all eiseaees of th.e
domesticated animals ou the ieteet and most inn
iroved prineiples. Treatment of delieate Ionia
1101 teeth dressing a spec -nails,
Rnesideece:
(oy al Hotel, Stafortla • 953
CALL AT THE—
ON FOUND:
—NEAR THE,
HIGH SGI-1001., SEAFO
• And see our stock of i
Which have been made es.pecially for ithis rturityt
1- have gre, improved 1.Oy Gang Plow fey thifi
season, an feel satisfied in saying t it thti
best in the market put : " -
I _
NO ROLLEFf8
Are large nd heavy, ritimieg light, and doing
good work. Our
GRAIN CiFUSHER$
Are made from Hard Iron, and will last 4-onget
than anyo her machine made. 1I3.1ing ecion
tools for etaitting, Roilvet
rs, we en gua ntee-
satisfactier . Special attention given
pairing St Engines, -Saw and Gnat .
Reaper, lowers, Threshinge. 31.-aehines, and
all kinds of enaebinery repaired On sbort a -Moe'
and -at re.a.s nable rates.
to C ntractors and °fie
B
•
ridge B ItS and Castinga at lowest tea.
Quotations furnished 011 application.
iarAlso Ag-ent for the Implements o D.
Sawyer, Ha llama. A full line of repairs con-
stantly on 1 lid.
THOMAS HENbRY•
IILRO.N AND 1 UTE
oan
his Co
Farm
and Investment
any is Loaning Mon4on
malty at lowest Rates -
of Interest
• Mor gages Purchased.
—
,SAV NGS BANK 13RANCH.
, 4 and 5 per Cent. Interest All:Owed en
Deposi s according to amonnitand
,
time left. r
•
OFFICs .---Corner of ,Markst. Sessale
rid'Nortl Street, G oderieh.
• HOIZACE HORTON,
MANAGER-.
nugust fith,leas5. • 1 922
Goderieb,
n'sne7--
tnin'
Furnit
A FORTH
re Warerooms,
If you want solid comfort call at
M.
o be rtson's,
And buy one r those Celenrated Self Adialetal4
Easy (lie ira, r -preeented by the above ent. 11can also euppl
- I
.. Invalid Chairs and Carriages..
i .
lEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY.- Corner of
Jarvis and Goderich Streiste, n -t, at door to the
iresbyterian ,Church, Seat -Ural, cInt: All nis-
ae.es of :11orses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the dd-
iesticated animals, succeeefully treated at the
(1nfirmary, or elsewhere, on the shortest notice.
71-tarp:es pioderate. JAMES W. Veter-
i iary Surgeon. P. S. -A Ihree etoelt of Veterin-
rry Mediteines kept constantly on hand'
•
AUCTIONEERS.
1'. BRINE, Licensed" Auctiorieer for .the
. County of Huron. Sales attended irr
arts of the County. All orders left at -Tans ;
xrosnint Office will be promptly atteeded to.
11
EAFORTH PUMP WORKS
In reti ruing thanks to lay 0.011y customers
r their patronage 1311100 Nylo11.01Willjr bueinese
afonth, I would and ,tlett in ordt r toeopply
le clrtijoliid for
U1MrPS, CIS TERNS &c.
tat I ha 'e ut in Steam Iniwcr and more new
MeilinetV, :1(1(1 can now; do 11 y mink quicker
e id betttr, and as• Me 110141.• nut the beet ma -
1 I) get, and do ae eased ork I know
• how, I 11'; 1110rit 4•01.1:::1::17.t f• ' o•Ir pat -
r emote CUSTOM PLAN int; NL BAND
5 'SWING A esPECIALITY.
N. CLUFFr
h10
clots Of the past arid r• mat
lit(00 ..-,0111r1 plees, d 1'''_ 1t P. S.-
1.
U B LIC NOTICE.
AN r .the -pc c•:;.; inn r:zr t;1
. c. ana-en, ie the iens : 11-.rojj
.t• 1•;.-1`712:•;11 3ir. 31.•••4.:: nriett
a -r the Is et -rut nenafr bccr-e
tri :col from .! ec .1 a a1c-'s, the
n; 1o4- a•-. re .,",,i111- 2114
and Petri; ..;: se. , fer the
ien it, ti eas • Ise ea.ea- d ta
se • seee, :-1 ...V- LI'. , e. -
•E-'11
CANADA'S GREAT I
•
IS TR IAL FAIR
e
A.g-ricdhural Expcsitiqp, j.386
TORONTO
:SEPTEMBER 6TH TO 18TH.
Pr( q,7T.74;;.!;...7 NEN; A' GREA,T
i?Arl:,1`0.; is prepared fen "-Is E h, anion.
-heree Fares and E.reurs ions 0 bat ilzes
ize List arid Eau). Fe ess sent to
ene on anplieation, by pest e„," i or other-
wic, to tint Secretary at Tcraafa• E ,tries close
erdav August 28th. H. 3. 111 L,
. J. WITHROW, Manager d geey:
President. Toitorro.
I
ile also sel
That is ma -de.
SID
the most conifertable and Atir4,11 _
11\1.'0- ..173 H13:3
/lis-atoek of
CABINET FURNITURE
Ia very Iarge a id Complete. Intending p-ile-chase
ers ouln do a ell to g11him a eall bc-forks pii
(-basing elsewl,Pre. Wareror ois one DooriSouth
Of Telegraph 05 iee, MainStreet, Seaforth.;
ROBERTfioN. ;
This oreat Hoesehold 3hatieme reams amornsee
tlie if :aline eeeteseariee. of Lite. Thine. faitimie -
inns purify:tit(' Mond; atid eve meet pm% ernally,.
vet sooIld.w..03, f;11; the Liver, Stomaeb, Eidne3 I+
Mill litlUVLS, g,iVintr tons-, energy and vigor to j.
tliase great 31..icis1ii,:g-, cif Life. The- are eon- i
firleatla• ie.-era:mai rend a, a tie: er failing reniedy ,
in all ease- .,berl. I icc cos.-54'111cm, from xsbat- !
c-1 er Pause, Iwo', lic•eo;.!..- i0:11.4ina1 or Weak:el-led. '
Tb*' ) 'art.; N..(4411; -r1 t11;.1. eilleaelees in all aihnente: -
nit-id...anal to fen a, id 411 -4-+-7`; ; and as a Olen- ' '
4 1.:.1 1.i..i Al:. 3:4 f11i1!.i4: .,-r4; liM,Iir.PliSSed.
• ;nee
; 11.,- 11 ..i-:-1. For the '1ir ti:
. • 1 ----*-,'*,J Wo.;11)&, Sores 4i3d
•
riE
• ft I.,. if effectually
e tI 114 itito innat, I
-ie 11.r, ▪ no,ebitea Csaitehs and '
r aul.:alar Piles ;
• Lave.. r. fa at ;alai ..1theineafisni
iaila to affern n :en siantintetnred
at Profee-er Ilellets a Est.:die/Iowa, 78
sieril Stret (;:d,• ::; ()%ft;rd Street) London
end ,,en at Is.
and 33s. teteh Bea 0111 V(J_ 1' Beware oI 4m 1
irriean comiterfeits,---Pur-/A-.•rs eliould loo1 to i
the Label on the Pots atol Boaten If the a.ddiese
is not 533, Osnerd Sonet +, Leftelon, they iare •;.
spnrione 921-52