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A LEAMINGTON MIRACLE,
The Terrible Effects of Typhoid Fever.
Dir. Joseph Robson, a well-known
er, is Restored to Stealth and Stre
after Nine Years of Terrible Sniff
—All Hope of Recovery had
Abandoned and he looked upon
as a Burden.
From the Leamington Post.
Mr. Joseph R-bson; whose home
the first -concession of Mersey town
about a mile from Leamington, is know
almost every resident of this section.
years past, Mr. Robson has bee
victim of paralysis in its worst form,
his case was regarded as hopeless not
by himself and his friends but by the
tors who had attended him.
To one who knew Mr. Robson's pitiable
condition as we did, it was with no small
degree of surprise and pleasure that we re-
cently saw him drive through town sitting
quite erect on a cross board in a lumber
wagon, and controlling a lively team of
horses. Hailing him we asked what miracle
bad brought about this changed condition,
and asked if he bad any objection to the
publication of.the facts connected with his
cae. Replying he said he would indeed
be a mean man if he refused to let the pub-
lic know how his wonderful recovery had
been brought about. Mr. Robsbn then told
the story of Ilia illness and recovery about,
as follows —
'Aboutten years ago, while living in the
state of Ohio, I was taken down w'+h an
attack of fever, and for three months hung
between life and death in a perfectly un-
conscious condition. Recovering from this
I ventured out to work too soon, the result
Mpg that I was taken down with a severe
cold. During the first stages of my trouble
I was able to move about with some dif&cul-
ty,but the disease gradually fastened its hold
on me and I found one.tense after another
becoming paralyzed. At this time my pros-
pects in life were by no means discouraging.
I owned a magnificent farm not far from
Toledo, on which we had a comfortable
home, and I owed not a dollar to any one.
I continued to doctor with specialists and
experts from all parts of the States, each of
whom promised to cure me of the disease,
which they said was paralysis, but in every
case they left' me as bad and sometimes
v orse than they found me physically, and
certainly worse financially. ' After suffer-
ing in this manner for two years my family
concluded that a change of climate might
do me good, and so we removed to Canada,
settling where we now reside. This hope,
however, proved a delusion, and each year
found me worse and if possible added to
my misery. Life itself became a burden -to
me and I knew that I was worse than use-
less to my friends. I was unable to feed
myself as my head and hands shook so that
I have frequently left stabs in my chin when
trying to put my fork to my mouth. It
was only occasionally that I could move
around at all, and then only with the aid of
crutches. I lost almost entire control of
my power of speech and got so bad that
members of my own family could not under-
stand what I was saying. My whole nese-
'''. 'masa system seemed- undermined, and I
abandoned all hope of ever again being of
any use to my family. Last fall I was in-
duced to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
from that date my condition has steadily
improved until to -day I am able to take
my place with other men on the' farm, and
while my hand shakes. a trifle, I am
able to do a good day's work every
day in the week. I am now able
to -walk a considerable distance, and my
nervous system seems fully restored.
There is not the slightest doubt that
these results are entirely due to the use
of Pr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I am con-
fidett that had I been able to procure this
wonderful remedy when I was first taken
`with the disease, I would never have been
whe e .1 was. The absolute truthfulness
of t a facts as I have given them to • you
can to verified by hundreds of my friends
and eighbors, or by any.member of my
own tamily." - -
As to much of the evidence contained in
Mr. ; Robson's statement the writer can
himself bear evidence. His speech, which
-one^year ago could scarcely be understood,
is now perfectly distinct; his head "then
dropped on his chest, whereas now it is
held quite firm and erect; then he could not
walls aoss a room without holding- - to a
ehaisor tablet -while now he can walk with-
out. difficulty.
Wt eall`ea upon Mr. ,W. J. Smith, drug-
gist, and interrogated hint in reference to
the case,, Mr. Smith said that he knew of
Mr. ltobson's ailment and that he had suf-
ferec!'for years as stated, and he had no
don that it was Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
that inured him. "Pink Pills," said Mr..
Smits, "have a remarkable sale, which
wee due to their remarkable efficacy in
curia diseases arising from an impoverish-
•ed-ctnditfou of the blood, or an impairment
of th3 nevous system, such as rheumatism,
neural,'
partial paralysis, locomotor
atazu, Vit. Vitus dance, nervous headache,
lto susprostratioit, and the tired feeling
titer., the alter effects of la grippe,
'n!O and severe colds, diseases depend-.
ors in the blood, such as scrofula,
d-e; sipelas, etc. Pink Pills give a
heal y gl to pale andsallow complexions,.
-mild iret pecific for the troubles peculiar
to tl female system,. and in -the case of men
f b 'effout ss radical cure in all cases arising
fretilziient4 worry, over work or excesses
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•anon' Pink Pills aresold only in
g the &sirs trade mark and
2iinted in red: ntk 1 B3ear-in iniad
lliamsz k rilis=are_never sold
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TRADE AND OO11MERCE.
Items or Interest to Business People and
Others.
St. Louis has just sold $1,250,C00 twenty.
d
yearonmar4 perketcent. bonds at par in the Lon -
Both the Customs and the Inland Revenue
collections at Vancouver for the month of
September showed an increase over last
year. The customs returns for the month
were $29,332.90, against $26,820.81 being
an increase of 2,512.09. The collections of
the inland revenue for the month amounted
to
respon$9,361ding.14,magainst
of $18,SS81892.62 for the cor-
:
indi-
cate a sl ghtsiinpi ovementin the
the Pacific
coast business
situation. Some grain vessels have been
taken up -at from - 30s. to 33s. 9d. The
lumber freight market, though firm, does
not show much change. The demand from
Australia seems to be reviving slightly. At
the close of the month a highly successful
canning season was reported, there being
Eastern
no less th 550,000 cases put up, and it is
already wel provided for in England and
Canadal..
Large beds of oysters have been
discovered in the Pacific waters of
Alaska. It hadbeen thought that the
water was too cold, but there are
places where . it is warmed by the Japan
current, which modifies the temperature of
the Pacific coast more than the Gulf stream
does the Atlantic coast. The Alaskan
oysters are pronounced a very superior
variety, much better than the small oysters
grown near the coast of California.
Asa result of a. steadily increasing co
petition there is a strong tendency to
prices in nearly every line of busines
and some ostensibly honorable busin
men will not even talk business unti
special " cut" is offered them. Both man
facturers and wholesale merchants find
a mistake to sell goods below cost, a
should not encourage travelers having t
tendency even when promising large sal
As a rule, when some goods are sold bel
cost this is made up by increasing undu
and sometimes unreasonably the price
others. The entire blame may not alwa
rest with the traveler, who frequently hea
mall directions that other houses are givi
concessions, and he purposes not to be o
done even though he feels sure the me
chant is simply bluffing him.Even when
is true that other houses are undersellin
travelers - : should, instead --of sacrifici
goods and: demoralizing the market, repo
the matterto the house- and let "them a
as they deem best. This, in ,many ;as
would have a salutary effectaupoli -bus
ness. --
Since and.dfiring the epoch of financi
depression in- the United states, a god
deal of comparison had been made.between
their banking system and that which is
vogue in Canada;; : and the most of the
had been fly :ter ing to the Canadian system
The only valid objections that even Amer
cans can raise to it is that the system o
charerting`banks would be styled monopol
in the United States.- In reviewing th
subject the Rhode's JournalofBanking de
plores that the Airerican banks cannot hay
branches, and suggests the -" extending o
the clearing liouseprinei`rile Waalntry bank
bringing them by` that means into- clop
relations with' their: city correspondents, s
that each could better understand and mutu-
ally support their affairs." A clearing
house association made up of banks allover
the country, could maintain by means of
the proper office" a scrutiny into the
business done by ;each that -would pro-
tect all. There is nothing that will prevent
lack of confidence better -thin accurate
knowledge. Tills is: evidently suggested to
offset unquestioned advantage of our branch
system. A bank with branches all over the.
country can send the surplus money gather-
ed in one branch to be loaned at another,
thus establishing a general level throughout
its territory. Naturally there are places
where capital is plentiful, and not so much
in demand,. and the branch_ -established in
lsuch a place receives more deposits_ than it
makes loan. Altogether, a parent bank and
branches form one institution with greater -
strength than can be expectedofany bank
without branches having but one locality to
draw from. No bank in the *United States
can have the same knowlea of its country'
'correspondents that Canadian parent -bank
can have of its branches,•sincethey are part
of itself. This fact has lately. become ap-
parent at home and abroad, and has done
not a little towards sustaining the good
credit of Canada and the, good sense of her
financiers.
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Post Offices and Railway stations.
What a convenient thing it would be to
have a list of all the Post Offices in Canada,
with the Railways on_which.they arelocat-
ed or nearest railway station. Would not -
every shipper and traveller appreciate
such a list ? - Well, - this is exactly what
the editor of the CANADIAN ALMANAC has
prepared for the 1894 edition, which will
be . out next. month. The CANADIAN
ALMANAC isa standard publication and
goes everywhere. More than one million
copies have been sold since -it was first pub
Batted.
= he -first. American counterfeiter, "so - far
as known, was one William Buel, of Ver-
mont, .
The orators in days gone by,.
Were known as " silver-tongued,"
But now our Renate orators
Ar -three-ply silver lunged.
The brusque and fussy impulse of these
days_of false impression would rate down
all worthless because= one is unworthy. As
if therewere :no motes in sunbeams ! Or.
comets among stars'! Or cataracts in peace-
ful rivers! Because, one remedy professes
to do what it never was adapted to do, are
all remedies worthless? Because one doctor
lets. his paati it die, are all hum' ugs ? ' It
requires a fine: eye -and a finer brain.to
diiaerimivate--to draw . the . differential"
eyy say" that Dr Pierce's,'Golden
Medical; Discovery and lir. Pierce's Favor
o ssc ription have cured thousands.
Tiley._ say" for.a" weak :system `there's.
n better than the "Discovery," and
that the "I+av:_oiite Prescription" is the
h debilitated, eeble women who need
a estore'ttivatonic and bracing nervine.
here'a a proof
if they doll's help you
Dispensary -Medical As._
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Interesting to Housekeepers.
The name of David Morton & Sons, Ham-
ilton, is now so well known throughout the
Dominion that a short sketch of their busi-
ness career will prove interesting. Thirty-
four year ago the senior member of the firm
commenced business as a soap manufacturer
in Hamilton, with a thorough knowledge
of the business, having had a practical ex-
perience of about fifteen years in Scotland.
and the United States. The beginning
was on a small scale,but by indomitable per -
reverence difficulties were overcome, and
trade steadily increased. Twenty years ago
their "Victor" brand was placed on the
market, being the first wrapped soap in
Canada. It proved a grand success, bring-
ing the firm into note as manufacturers of
the highest grade of laundry soaps ; this
brand is still one of their leaders. Seven
years later their " N. P." brand, now a
household word from ocean to ocean, was
placed on the market, being the first three -
pound bar in Canada, and still holding the
lead. Their latestproduction is the "Wide
Awake,"a line destined to surpass anything
ever attempted for a general purpose soap.
It contains a combination of washing in-
gredients recently discovered by the senior
member of the firm, which for every use is
simply marvellous. It excells as a laundry
for all classes of goods, while for the bath
and toilet it is perfection, as it leaves the
skin with a pleasant sensation, unlike the
large majority of soaps. Messrs. Morton &
Sons are placing this brand of soap before
the public, feeling assured its merits
will soon win for them the commendation
of every thrifty housekeeper in Canada. -
Choose such pleasures as recreate much.
and cost little.
Heat and Cold.
Are never -failing causes of disease. At
this season of the year neuralgia, tooth-
ache, and a host of similar diseases are.
rampant. The great question, then, is to
find the quickest, surest, and most econom-
ical remedy. Poison's Nerviline exactly
fills these requirements. It is prompt,
efficient, and most economical, for it ex-
ceeds in power every known remedy, and
is as cheap as inferior articles. A 10 cent
sample bottle will give `every person a
chance -to test it. Large bottles only 25
cents. --
A. P. 683
. Mr. Geo. Ti?. Turner
mfy Awful
Worst Case of Scrofula the
Doctors Ever Saw
Oompletely Cured by HOOD'S
SARSAPARILLA.
"When I was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrot
ulcus sore on the middle finger of my left hand,
which got so bad that the doctors cut the
finger of, and later took off more than half my
hand. Then the sore broke out on my arm,
came out on my neck and face on both sides,
nearly destroying the sight of one eye, also
on my right - arm. Doctors said it was the
Worst Case of Scrofula
they ever saw. It was simply awful! Fivt
years ago I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Gradually I found that the sores were begin-
ning
eginning to heal. I kept on till I had taken ten
bottles, ten dollars! Just think of what a
return I got for that investment! ,A. thou-
sand per cent ' Yes, many thousand. For
the past 4 years I have had no sores. I
Work all the 'Fere.
Before, I could do no work. I know no*
what to say strong enough to express my grab
'tude to Hood's Sarsaparilla for my perfect
cure." GEORGE W. TURNER. Farmer, Gales.
way, Saratoga county, N. Y.
HOOD'S PILLS
'..cation anA t.-. - - h.,;Tr: them. ?5c.
AGENTS HERE YOU AItE—Samantha at
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Over 100 illustrations, nearly 600 pages. No Ter-
ritory assigned. ,Send $1,00 for prospectus
and push the canvass if you want to make
money. WILLIAHM BRIGGS, Temperance St.
Toronto. -
do not weaken, but air'
SAUSAGE CASINGS of finesImportationsgt En-
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Hog's Casings. Full lines New Hams, Long
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AAGENTS WADTED9 T sea oLur Se le
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The very best thing to have on
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St. Leoq Mineral Water
If regularly used at meals Dyspepsia
and Flatulence will never make
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Sold by all principal -druggists, grocers
and hotels.
St. - a' dural Water Co'y, Ltd
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:C E. A, Langlois: General Manager.
The Grocer Couldn't See the Joke-
M'Kinnon was talking in his shop to two
or three customers,when a blind man enter
ed and solicited alms.
The grocer, who was disposed to show
his superior knowledge of human nature,
remarked :
"D'ye no' ken, my freens, hoo vera deli-
cate is the touch o' a blin' man. I aye
think Providence has mak'it up the lose o'
ane sense by makin'ane o' the ithers o'
mair'cute. Noo,jist see hoo this puir man
can tell a thing by the touch," and, put.
ting some fine sugar in a scoop, he held it
out to the mendicant, remarking, "Whit's
that, ma man ?"
The blind man extended his hand, took
up a pinch with his thumb and finger, and,
without hesitation, said :
"That's sand I"
Everybody laughed except M'Kinnon.
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PAINS
SUCCUMB TO
ST. JACOBS OIL
IT
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THE SPOT
AND CURES.
Take care that your drafts on
your physical endurance don't'come
back to you some day marked "no
funds." Take -
SC'TT'S
EMULSIO
Of Pure CodhiverOil&Hypophos hites
to increase your energy and so make good
your account at the bank of health.
IT CURES
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS
and a// forms ofWastingDiseases,
Almost as Palatable as Milk. Be sure
you get the genuine as there are poor imi-
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Prepared only by Scott & Bowne. Belleville,
TONT Buy a Watcii nY Jewel y
before seeuua ode
New Catalogue. IT'S FREE. Write for
one to—R. B. MOWRY & Co., -Toronto, Can,
OUNG MEN! Learn to cut, no better
trade. Good wages and steady employ-
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McDowell's New York Drafting Machine.
The High Speed Family Knitter
Will knit 10 pairs socks per
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will do, from homespun or fac-
tory yarn. The most practical
family knitter on the market. A
child can operate it. Strong,
Durable, Simple, Rapid. We
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Agents wanted. Write for par
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SPECIALIST.
Has examined 50,-
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perience.
By request will be at Hugh Miller & Co s D ug
Store, 167 King St. East, Toronto, Ont„ Oct. 18
to Nov. 7 only. He has 10,000 pair of Specta-
cles with him. You can get his circular free.
Cares Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Sore -
Throat. Sold by all Drtim. en a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Back or C, Shiloh's Forme
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ILOH'S, 'AFRR
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Canadian Almanac &
Official Directory
Xr'oi, 2.8992,
The Forty -Seventh Annual Issue of this book
will soon be ready and will contain an fms
mense amount Of informationof great
value,
A prominent feature will be a Post Office
Gazetteer of the Dominion, giving
the name of every Post Office with the
Railroad on which located, or nearest Rail-
way Station.
Political Epitome of • the Ilotae
Commons. -
Very useful to everyone in-
terested in political matters.
The Canadian National Flag
All about the Flag of our
country on land and sea.
The Directory of Officials
of all kinds is as complete
and accurate as eve;
Price 20 cents -30 cents -50 cents, seeks.
ing to binding.
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