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THE HURON Ei POSITOR.
MAY 151 1896
LIBT.TSTIVSS
Fully opened up. The care and attention which we gave to 'our buying for
some months previous to receiving our spring goods, is proving in every way
very satisfactory to us by the way in which the buying public are showing
their apprecia,tion of our efforts, by buying readily of our selections.
The Milliaery part, of our businese is fairly booming. Our milliners, Misses
Sheppard and McDougall, are put to their wits' end to meet the demands of
this trade.
The Dress Goods department is alive with buyers. Black and Colored Lustres,
Serges, a,nd Tweed effects are the most in favor.
Staple goods are moving well. A special line of Shirting at laic, per yard,
is meeting with good demand We are showing an immense range of Prints
10ce and. 12i.c. Our crinkles, zephyrs and brocaded goods at 12i, 14, 15
and 20 cents, are much sought after.
In Gents' Furnishing Goods we are having a big run on Far and Felt Hats
and Neckikear.
This week we have opened up a big range of a large manufacturer's odd sizes
in Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, which we are able to sell at ktwo-thirds
their usual prices. We have a full range of -sizes in above goods.
We have this season a large range of Carpets and -Curtains
W111. PICKARD 8c CO.
CORNER MAIN AND MARKET STREETS.
Seaforth's Largest Dry Goods and Clothing House.
Before Taking.,
Wood's Fliosphodinc.—The Grad English Remedy.
Is the result a over 85 years treating thousands ef cases with an known
drugs, until at last we' have discovered the true remedy and treatment -a
combination that will effect a prompt and permanent cure in au Stages of
Sexual Debility, Abuse or Excesses, Nervous Weakness, .Einissions, Mental
Worry, Excessive Use of Opium, Tobacco, or Alcoholic Stsnsulanis, all of
which soon lead to Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Wood's
Phosphodbae has been used successfully by- h dreds of cases that seemed}
almost. topeless-eases that had been treated by the most talent physi-
c/ens-cases that were oa the verge of despair and Insanity -cases t were
tottering over the grave -but with the continued and perseverig use of
'Wood's Phosphodine, these cases that had been given up to cliee were
restored to manly vigor aud health -Reader you need not despaire-no.mat-
ter who has given you up as incurable -the remedy is now within. your
reach, by its use you can be restored to a life of usefulness and happiness.
Price, one package, $1; six packages, $5; by mail free of postage.
One will pease, siX guaranteed to cure. Pamphlet free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont-, Canada.
After Taking.
Wood's Phosphodlne is sold by responsible wholesale and retail druggists in the Dominion.
IIE MINDS OF
POLITICIANS
Are entirely engrossed at the present time with the political
situation, and the probable outcome of tbe approaching
elections, but the great question with you just now'is
SUMMER CLOTIIING
To set your mind at rest, just call on us and examine our
elegant lines of Summer Suitings, the newest and nobbiest ;
our Summer Furnishings, the very latest and prettiest ;
our Summer Underclothing, the most comfortable and the
best quality.
BRIGHT BROS.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
The New Patent Hygienic
..-aafti----Ventilated Boo
MADE ONLY%
BY
To Rd), NTO.
REASON S LATEST TRIU
•
They are made in McKay & Goodyear welts, ventilated from h el to toe,
causing a circulation beneath the foot, keeping the foot cool and d' , prevent-
ing rheumatism, damp feet, stinging corns or aching bunions. The boot will
wear longer, owing to the perspiratiOn not rotting • the leather like ordinary
boots, and is guaranteed better value than any other' boot at 'the same price
without ventilation.
Richardspn & McInnis, sole agents for Seaforthi
JUST OPENED THIS, WEEK :
New Prints
Choice Patterns.
New Washing' Orepons
Lovely Effects.
Shirt Waists and Blouses
Nobby Styles.
Ladies' Sailor Hats
Proper Shapes.
Flowers, Feathers a d
Ribbons
Right Colorings.
Drop in and have a look at them
Also full stock of Butterick's Patterns received this Week.
WM. M'CLOY,
Auctioneer for the Counties of Huron and Perth,
and Agent at Premien for the Massey -Harris Manu-
facturing Company. Bales promptly attended to,
°beige& reoderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
OXders by mall addreseed to Hensel], Poet Offloe, or
left at his residence, tot 2, Coneeseion 11, Tuek-
ersmith, receive prompt attention. 129841
TOIlle hieD01.IGALL, Licensed Auctioneer for
ti the County of Huron, ' Sales attended in all
parts of the County. Terms reasonable. From Mr.
I stock! of ell Inds, he is specially qualified to judge
of values, and can guarantee satisfaction. All orders
left at Tna Earosime office, or at his residence, Lot
3, Conceasio 3, H. R. 3„ Tuckersraith, will be
promptly atte ded to. 14e43
The. drealn or
Ponce de Leon wai
that be ini lit, ills.,
cover the oun lain
of perpetua Youth.
ite died searching
for it, The fonntain
he was lookirig fot
was an impossibil.
chlineric 1. The
nearest thin to the
fountain of p rpet-
perfect health.
Health keep people
young. Si kness
He• alth me ns first
of all, strength and
regular ty i the di.
Put • lnd gest'ble mat
ter into the tomach,
and it is 1 kely to
find lagine it in the
bowels. It ill stop
se mat
hauld
thrown
d in the
ce else,
t regard
it grow
self all
ey con.
causes
Its first
us, but
few of
sonous, ref
ter, which
have been
moi -e or less of it gets into th
That's constipation. It is such a
fully simple thing that people do n
it seriously. They let it run on, le
worse, become chronic, and show i
over the body in fifty ways before t
sider it important. Constipation
nine -tenths of all human ailments.
symptoms do not seem ve seri
even they are very disagreea le.
them. are sour stomach, flatulence! heart-
burn, distress after eating, foul breath,
coated tongue, dizziness, palpitati of the
heart, sick and bilious headaches, etieral
lassitude and debility. When any f these
symptome show themselves, you should
immediately take Dr. Pierce's Pleas t Pel-
lets, according to directions. They a e tiny,
sugar-coated granules, made on pur oae to
cure constipation. They do this p rfectly
and quickly, and they are the only epara-
tion in the world that will do in T re are
plenty of medicines that will give r lief as
long as you keep on taking thein, ut you
can't stop. el, They don't cure ; the give
merely temporary relief. Doctor P erce's
Pleasant Pellets give immediate reli f, and
prodnee a permanent cure.
Charles Wesley.
Charles Wesley, the Bard of Meth
vas born at Epworth, Lincolnshire,
er 29th, 1708. He was the youn
hitfield, John Wesley and others.
In childhood, it was proposed
ealthy namesake in Ireland, to adop
iniut he declined. The person who Wa
. his stead became an earl, and was
other to the Duke of Wellington, wh
oor lad in the parsonage was spared
ore spiritual life and far wider usef
e married Sarah Guynne, April 8th,
As a hymn writer, he stands first
hole history of Christian literature
t roughout his hymns, and his inter
*th his Moravian friends enabled h
t which no hymn writer had previpufdy
ment
him
mei-
pion
leg
and
king
must
cisme
e am -
by a
im,
takea
rand -
le the
fOr
1 49
n the
art
m to
jet ce
One day while riding to
esley's horse stumbled a
. The only record he mak
nt in his dia.ry is this, "
y head stunned, which spoi
mns until next day." Tru
d thre
s of the
y comp
; but m
sprained,
ed m
y a man
lire been possessed with a master
_sron who could have written a sen
lire that.
Standing once, on the promonto
Land's End, and looking down int
belling svaires on each side of the cli
broke oat into these solemn. words :
" Lo, on a narrow neck of land
Yet how insensible."
But, like Watts, Cowper`and Toplad
h d his : masterpiece, and that the
h mn in the English tongue. The
1 nguage of the hymn is yearning fo
S viour: The thought never varies, tl
the figures of speech do. First, it is
i 1, tearful child, nestling in its' mo
a ms with the words faltering on its to
" Let me to Thy bosom fly,
Hangs iny helpless soul on Thee !"
1Then it is the storm -tossed voyager
ink out for shelter until the temp
11" Hide me, 0 my Saviour, hide,
! Till the storm of life be past."
Tens of thouSands of bereaved and w
ed hearts have cried this piercing cry :
Still suppert and comfortene."
he tradilnal origin of this hy n
bi' d pursued by a hawk flew into the
wi dow. The affied hawk did not da
fo toy, and the poet took his pen and
th' hymn that mo.de his name irnmorta
he whole hymn is. at once a confe
pee-
ence
y of
the
di • le
ti
he
cr
stds
und-
pen
e to
rote
sion
anadians interested in the Calif mitt.
orange -growing industry are said , to. be dis-
guSted and disc uraged with their non- tic-
ceeis:-The last three years early frosts sp ileci
tWieethirds of t e, total crops, and man of
them are cuttin I down their orange t ees
forl firewood, a d are going in for. ay
'Wonderful things are predicted in re ard
to il the .cultivation of peban nuts in the
Unfted States. It is claimed that the pr fits
of lantations df pecans will soon r val
Callornia. Pecans will, yield from $30 to
!1,90tience to waft ten years for the tree to
0 per acre of profit annually. An
rchard of the trees will yield a fortune nd
big income for anybody who has the a
come into full bearing. A full grown t ee
produces two barrels of nuts each seas n,
whieh will fetch $15. a barrel wholes le.
Thansands of acres of pecans are now un er
cultivation in the Gulf :States and Calif re
nia. More then fifty varieties have already
been named. The nut is native to this c n-
tinent, andi is not found elsewhere in: he
Old World4
. Dealers in foreign fruits in the Unitied
States say that ualess the duty of twe ty
per cent. ad valorem on cocoanuts is repe l-
ed that delicious article will soon cease to
be imported into this country. For ye rs
past the cocoanut trade has been one of t e
most profita,ble of the smaller lines of t e
leane and New York. But, in trade p r-
fruie business, and hundreds of thousan s
of t ese milky nuts have come to New
that is, the imposition of the duty as
squeezed out all the profit of importi g
them. Why the duty wateput on them, the
iinperter s themselves have not been able to
4 WELL KNOWN CHEM 1ST
WHO Iti:S Tin ED
AAIREvNt.
OF ITS WORTH
hair had been falling out very freelY for some
.time. 13ecoming anxious about the matter, thou‘ht
I woald experiment upon the properties of Maltreat,
and one application actually stopped it at once. I
applied it afterwards, using in all' about a quarter of
one bottle, and have not required to nee it slice. It
some to have given renewed and healthy vigor te the
seal , and I can recommend it in all oonfiden e.
Milpisene Ceres Amide's:1r mut Scarf, Stops
Vatting and, naakee Ste Nair "'row -- all
dealers. ,
fathone, for only a very
grown in Florida. Perim
Florida cocoanuts gro
annual importation of th
millions, two New Orlea
1895 having imported
nuts.
few coboanuts are
there are 25,0fX)
in a year. The
s nut runs up into
s dealers alone in
nearly 10,000,000
The raising of English walnuts has be-
come an important ind stry in Southern
California during the las few years. That
state is producing mor than 2,000,000
pounds of them for mark t aril:Orally. • They
fetch a higher price tha
from Madeira and. from S a.inthande Pimorptuorgtaeld,
being of finer quality. They ought to be
called Persian walnuts, because they came
originally from that coun ry. Once in bear-
ing a walnut plantation s one of the best
paying pieces of prope ty under the sun.
The nuts are gathered b jarring the trees
to shake down the ri e ones. They are
dried in the sun or by rtificial heat with
great care, so that they an keep well and
not turn rancid.
-The banana market! has strengthened
during the last few tt,ys ; caused by
an increase in the d mewl and the
lightness ' of supplies
week or two. Steamers
York have, it is said, but
usual cargoes of bananas
result firsts " have sold
as high as $1.50 per
reasons advanced for the
alleged to be an unders
importers whereby the
low prices of last season
repeated. In Toronto
twenty-five cents per b
they were a week ago.
THE DOCTORS W RE WRONG.
during the past
arriving in New
about half their
n board, and as a
at the ship's side
nch. One of the
lighter supplies is
ending among the
eavy imports and
r two shall not be
manna aro about
inch higher than
for Their Repo and on the
Strength of it Ee was Paid a
$1,500 Disabilit Insurance—
Another Case in hich Dr.Wil-
hams' Pink Pills- ave Brought
Health. after all Other Means
From the Meaford Monito
villa who has been known
the Monitor for a eonsid
years. For several year
been in bad health, has be
ferer, and was declared inc
bea of physicians, and was
insurance of $1,500. Late
ishment of those who' had
was pronounced incurabl.
been brought back almo
health. This restoration
the use of Dr. Williams'
knowing that his story w
readers of the Monitor,
sent to interview him.
Mr.Petch's narrative, as gi
" I had been sick for so
consulted in that time with
of the best physicians Leou
seemed to help me so far
concerned. My limbs and
to the editor of
rable number of
Mr. Petch has
n art intense suf-
irable by a num-
paid a disability
y, tp the aston-
knawn that he
it to his former
e attributes to
Pink Pills, and
uld interest the
he reporter was
The following is
en the reporter :
e five years. I
no less than six
d find, but none
as edicine was
ody were puffed
or bloated so 1 could not ge mY clothes on.
I had lost the use of my limbs entirely.
When I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills I could not dress mys lf and had not
dressed myself for two' ye re 'previous. I
could not even open my outh enough to
receive any solid food, and had to be fed
with a spoon. I seemed to h, ave lockjaw.' I
could not get up or down the doorsteps,and
if I e11 down I had to lie t ere until I was
help d up. I could not get aroUnd without
a cane and a cruteh. My flesh seemed to
be dead. You might have ade a pincush-
ion of me and I would feel no hurt. The
docteirs told me I could n ver get better.
They had said I had pal on one s de,
caused by spinal selerosis, e effect o la
grippe, You might roast le, and I would
not sweat. I was a member of the Mutual
Aid Association nf Toronto, and, as under
their rules I was -entitled to a disability in -
examined by two doctees o , behalf of the
.Association, and pronoixace I permanently
disabled, end was in dire ti e paid my dis-
ability insurance of $1,590. his was about
two 3 ears after I first too .1 sick. Things
went on in this way for a c, nsiderable pe -
lied, and my helplessness w s, if anything,
limns' Pink Pills, and at 1 st determined to
it
about the cures through th se of Dr. Wil -
there was a change. It 'r smade itself
try them. After using f u or five boxes
manifest by my beginning tp eat freely. I
made yr) my mind to give th m iii thorough
trial and to my surprise 1 aye gained in
health and strength ever sin e. II take no
other medicine except Pink 'al.! I began
taking, them when all other edicines and
the doctors failed to do m any good. I
Could not get off my chair wi hout help. I
never expected to get better, iut Pink Pills
have rescued me from a livi g death, and
now I am- happy to say I pan ork and walk
soundly, and feel like a
and get around finely. L eante veamrtailny,,asnledep1
ascribe the cause entir ly to II r. Williams'
.Pink Pill*. I cannot s y too uch in their
praise and recommen the highly to all
similarly afflicted."
The above is Mr. etch's ungarnished
statement of his case a d we ighti add, we
knew him to be a resp ctable reliable gen-
tleman, who has no int rest i making the'
others who
es the claim
k Pills cure
they deserve
y of modern
itations and
pulcus deal-
, urge upon
her I remedy
good " as
the , genuine
ple on the
might become afflicted as he
Tide etrong testimony pro
made that Dr. Wini ma' Pi
when other medicines fal, and
to rank as the greatest scove
medical science. The ublie
ways on their guard ag inst i
eubstitutes, which som unser
ere for the sake of extra profi
purchasers. There is no o
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
alwa s have the full trade m
lia ' Pink Pills for Pale P
wrap er around every box.
•
A Chinaman's Swell
•
The Chinaman's staple artic
rice, but he sometimes varies i
writer found who was present
fellow countrymen. The wr
" There were so many curions
dishes partaken of that only
not easy to remember the nam
tasted in a state of nervous
full description is not given.
stew of shell -fish. , It looked a
the taste was excellent. Ther
fins boiled to the softest cons
something very gelatinous
ducks' tongues. There were
and tripe boiled to a tendernes
press. There were slices from
of geese, and boiled eggs of
The .diseases
are scrofula
consumption
people, poverty
either. Thq-
leanness. Fat
means of over°
Everybody kno
oil makes the 13.
In Scott's
of thinness
children,
of blood in
thrive on
is the best
rnuls',!en of
hidden, the oil is digested,
it is ready to make fat.
When you ask for Scot 's Firnuiclort and
your druggist gives eot pac,kage in
salmon -colored %warm r with tile pict-
ure of the man and ti h on it -you can
trust that man
50 cents and
ists, Belle ille, Ont.
Added to this were ber es and Niegetables
preserved in vinegar, pre. ns, gronnd nuts,
preserved ginger, and Oat!.died imps. One
peculiarity about the table. wan that al-
though it was furnished with sauce of every
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flavor and strength, salt I itself in its pure
dinner table state was not to be seen. A
Chinese diet is said to be very good for dys-
peptics and men of sedentary habitii. It is
inucilaginous, nutritious; and easily di-
gested. •
A Novel Phrase of the New
coming into Washingtonl from the south,"
said a gentleman. "It ishowed 0. novel
phase of the new woman 'question.
with a baby in his arms. A wo an fol-
lowed him, but paid n attentio to the
man. Tne baby was evidently si k, and
paced up and down the ca trying quiet
the child. Every lady n the ca except
the woman who got on the train a Golds-
boro, was interested., C nsiderabl spec-
ulation was indulged in as o the fat er and
child, the consensus of op ion bei g that
he had just lost his wife an was ta ing the
baby to its grand -parent Afte two or
three hours the woman who boar ed the
train at the same time the man did, • epoke
to him, and he then passed on, fondling the
baby.
near the woman, curious to
about the matter, said
" The child seems to be
know something
sick.'
" I saw you speak to the father -do you
" 'Do you mean to say thlat'you are that
child's mother and let the laby suffer that
He's jess as much kin to it I be,' and the
woman turned unconcerne ly to the win-
dow, while the man continu d to walk and
dandle the child."-Washin ton Sten
•
-For that tickling sen
throat try a 10 cent box of
lozenges. They will allay
once. For sale by druggis
Medicine Company, 395 Yo
ronto, Ontario.
ation in your
he irritatiOn at
s and The Key
ge Street, To -
News N ot s.
---Professor Geffcken of Ilia, the well-
known authority on in'ternational law, and
the editor of the diary of Emperor Fre er-
ielc,is dead.
, -A thousand students of the Ohio Wes-
leyan University went on strike on Iriday,
because of certain rulings of the faculty dis-
approving of the college Glee Club.
-A Cincinnati a five -storey brick struc-
ture, filled nith people, completely collap-
sed and fell, burying the nnfortunate in-
mates beneath its ruins, many of them being
oknillMe ay lst, while entering the Shrine of
Tdhe Shah of Persia was shot and killed
Shah Abdul Azim. The murderer was
promptly arrested, but His elieved he had
aecomplices.
-Levi Keoch.0 who lives ear Amolree,
was engaged in the work of collecting
maple sap on April 12th, hat day 'being
Sunday. In Stratiprd polic court, one day
last week, he was 'fined fo breaking the
-Mr: J. C. Franklin of Detreit, aged 101
years, has crossed into 'Canada land is noW
at Bowmanville,where he belim
He intends to stay in Canada,
his vote at the general elections.
-Toronte s civic grants te charitable in-
stitutions in the city are as fellows :-Houpe
of Industry $10,000; Toronto Relief Society'
$1,000; House of Providence $2,608.26;Ag4d
Women's Home $144.18 ; Church Home
Shelter for Girls $51.10; Blame for Aged
Men $100; Industrial Rooms ,$200; Sunny-
side Orphanage $1,819.16 ; Protestant Or-
phans' Home $1,420.58;Girls' Home $692.62;
Boys' Horne $672.96 ; New•boys' Home
$175.20; Infants Home $1,12 .84; SalvatiOn
Army Women's Rescue Honi $146.34; in-
dustrial Refuge $173.52; Hotn of the! Goad
Shepherd $508.98.
--On Tuesday, April 14th, doublel .wed-
ding was celebrated at the he) e of Mr, and
Mrs. Valentine Paulin, lot 13, oncession 3,
Fullerton, when two of th ir daughters
were married, viz : Miss Cat arine te Mr.
John Saakel, and Miss Lortisa to Mr. Adam
Wiley. Rev. L. H. Wagner as the offici-
ating clergyman, and about inety guests
were present. The marriage ver, a sump-
tuous wedding supper was ser ed, the com-
pany afterwards enjoyed the selves with
games and music. The choir f the Evan-
gelical church, Fullerton, did ome particu-
larly fine singing. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
will reside in Mitchell, while r. and Mrs.
Saakel will live on his father's farm, which
the bridegoom recently purch ed.
Jordan s NEW
Stor
Headquarters
F everything in the Grocery busine
Am ---Choice and New ---0.,
A THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH OR TRAD
Choice butter and eggs wanted, for which we wilr pay the
highest market price.
M. JORDAN, Seaforth.
it I
Shoes for Show
-made-to look well in a window-
-mado fo anything but comfort.
43110b. are the kind that please your
eyes at the expense of -your foot.
The -shoe which doef3 not tiV your
foot the ftrsb time you wept. it pro-
mises little comfort for the twen-
tieth time. It costs more money to seem& the foot -
fitting lasts of the Slater shoe than _for some matte
shoe stocks. TittiVs why they -possess More foot -com-
fort, 'wear and appearance than other shoes. Stamped
on the sole $a00, $4.00,455-00 per par.
1The Slater Shoe
(for Alen.
ROBERT WILLIS, SOLE AGENT
FOR SEAFORTH.
WE CAN SELL. YOU
rylloods and alio
AT
The m
you Me
TOEN
-a? Veterini
animals t real
,AIT7 Of Dr.
ermaryClolh
eery Medical I
day or nig)
flote
Cit
Calm
1r MSS SC
Clinton, Ona
EAT
NotarY
auk. office
eteney los
holesale Prices
Why we bought these Goods at 6
on the Dollar.
PARASO S, a nice stock, in all about eight dozen,. at wholesale price&
SWISS S OT MUSLIN—Nile, Pale Green, Cream, White, Black
Colored, at wholesale prices.
'LADIES' 9HIRT WAISTS, the largest stock in Seaforth, sure, at whoist
,1 sale prices.
TIOSIERY AND GLOVES, a large range to Clear at once, at wholemaie-
prices.
MILLINERY, up-to-date, at half what others charge, less than wholesale,
' prices.
LACE .CITRTAINS by the yard or pair, going fast, at wholesale prices.
TOKIO PONGEE, regular price 121c, thirty pieces to clear at Sic, at lea;
than wholesale prices.
TABLE LINEN, certainly the best lines, a snap, at wholesale prices.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY, an immense range, to finish up at whols et
prices.
KID GLOVES, just to finish up the lines, at wholesale prices.
CORSETS, very near all kinds and sizes, at wholesale prices.
DRESS GOODS,I a stock of 150 pieces to sell at once, at wholesale prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR—Drawers at 15c, and other parts in proportio
less than wholesale prices.
LADIES' WATERPROOFS, about 50 garments to sell at half wholesale,
We can sell all who wish to save money and buy economically. We ask
STRICT CASH, as we cannot afford to sell any other way at=
the above prices. Come in and take a look for your own ad-
vantage.
OD
e o food ie
, as recent
cent y to his
ecause it is
s of dishes
here was a
spicious, but
we're shark
tency, and
ells of crab
hard to ex -
the' breasts
any colors.
P I L145
I ALWAYS Cjillit/
AFTER TEN YEARS I SUFIFERING1
ma Pickard & Co.
At Pentecost's old stand, Cardno's Block,
J. C. ABELL, Manager.
ltio
T
et. ofitos--
-UOtel, gram
eten
'Wm. raceme
CAAIDLSOV
Minors
1101,111
adieu Rank
for sale -
,prices, and
-Over Melt
set el
'teeth extra(
preaervatiox
son Bros., h
of DA
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CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
ESTABLISHED 1867.
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
CAPITAL (PAID UR SIX MILLION DOLLARS = 4181000,000
REST
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Two 130x OWN,
Gentlemen, -For the laet ten: years I had
been tronbled with kidney dieease, being
ao bad at iutervals that I eoukl not lie in
bed at night nor stoop to the grolnid.
without effect, but heard of (Vs id -
I had tried all the remediets:pild. find
ney Pills and procured a bar. ,
I am most happy 'to say it tor my
Bake as well as for °team that I am
lonly cured after liase four boxes.
JOIDT
B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER.
S1,2001000 ,
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
A General Banking Busiaess Transacted. Farmers' Notes discounted, Draft&
issued, payable at all points in Canada and the principal cities in
the -United States, Great Britain, France, Bermuda, Jr.c.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest.
allowed. Car Interest added to the pincipul at the end of May and Novem-
ber in each year.
mers' Sale Notes.
attentiois given to the collection of Oommercial Paper and Far -
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