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NO INNOVATURN., bungle some of them made of it.
Mu. .Ram Owen en suggestaed that it
TUE WEST11INSTER CONFESSION OF FAIT
THE STANDARD,—ANTI-ORGANISTS I
('.ONCLAYI--PRETPI!'ARIAN MEETING 1
SHAFTESBURY ILALL, •TORONTO..
Between, seventy, acid+ eighty person
a few of tbeuir ladies,, met Friday even
log in one, of the upped' rooms i
liii„p£ts,l'iury' hall in response to at
advertisement calling. a• meeting o
Presbyterians for the purpose of dis
cussing; the• growing; innovation i
(t'hurch, service:, A71r: IL A. Bain oc
uugiadt the. chair,. and opened the or
ueedingai by' reading from Scripture
Oben. which; prayer was offered Mr.'
ttlLiirl ttilftn, announced the object., for
lel til 1i
tale meeting had, been, called. It
Ala/1i thine;. he. said,, that! Christians
desiiwus•ef maintaining' the purity of
tills 4hurah shouidt.take action to stem
TUE: TORRENT: ee • CORRUPTJON
vliicli: appeared to be re-ing; in the
(therein. The history.of tho•Churcll i1
till ages,. :he. contieued, had shown
tndency VS impurity front: •the time
viten Caiuialvd Abel had offered.. sacci
!ices, until now. Chin had carnotite(
itis own, will,, as inuovatiemliad don
even. since: Wfien, the • institution, o
uerenionial! late. took place•in the history
of Israel, N•aclab and•Abillai went tliei
own, ways. to worship. and perished
hi tile• early days of the Christian
Church innovation crept in, until' 'after
centuries of darkness God. raised uer
Luther. and his coadjutors, and all ves-
tige of ritualism, was -torn from the .re-
formed, Church and ;primitive sitibplicity
restored. Five. hundred years • had
since passed, and, again, tile. tt:ndency of
tJie day was to retrograde,tn•ritualism,
11••here was 1lLethodistrt.of one hundred
tiv,ear s ago I' Where the Congregational-
ism 2' Where Puritanism:4 These Wore
lio longer the Churches•they' had been,
and latterly also P,resbyterianism;. held
by its supporters to have 'been the.
purest of UZiurches, had also :be'coiue
infected. The attempt. to Unite religion
with:. carnal,: matters lead become .tali-.
versa,,. ancli
'rile. PREVALENT INFIUELITY.OF. TIIP.DAY•
was the result. Ili the Dotninioli; slur-.
'►Ila',' ie last -t n.. ears a.: _t'.eat=elan e:
a tic 5 e y s g 1 g.
Mad. taken place. Religion was .no
longer the object of.the Uhurclics,: bu
amusement. Warship .had''becopie. elle e
means of gratifying the. senses.... For
these reasons a few friends .had sub-,.
gested the. catling,, oft .the meeting'
'I;hey were• comparati'C.�iy few, in• num-
}scene, but earnest, and;prayorful�aetioti
Would do. sones thing, toward eliecting'
„nod• results... The. argitrnent.urged for'
/lie •iutroductiou• of. instrumental: music
and kindred innovations Tilt°'' the.
(,'liu.rch was that they were " aids to
devotion," aril t° Helped to. Spread.tlio'
faith ," whereas the greater aiid solemn
words, "Thus saith the Lord;". were
disregarded. i11r. Bain then said,' that
r.s. the primary object Of the meetings.
you.. to, have a quiet talk over these
ruatters,.:lie' would like •to hear from
some off those, present.. .
Mr: George Ninall:said that the gen-
eral rclea nowadays, was•.all could won
Ship God as they liked; T.ieycertainly
did not draw this conclusiou.frotn,the
Old testament in which.every minute'
detail of the tabernacle aud temple
ce.reniouials were prescribed;,.. sod`, in.
which he might -say, there. v'a:s;no men=
tion of music.. 'Tho use of music'in.
1,'.�blic worship of the Jews was exceed-
ingly rare throughout the '01(1 Testa-'•
H would be well to form some kind of an
N association to oppose all. innovations in
N Church service. c.
AZO. Jus KNOWLb S held it to be
a great fallacy to suppose that music
s, and decorations attracted the young. to
• •tile church. intelligent 'young men
it
did »eu want an organ, but the pure
1 Gospel: If they desired amusement,
f they preferred. to go to.a place where
- they, could get it pure and simp[C,. slot
t1 to the ehurch, 51r. Spurgeon, who
- even drew crowds to 1iiiy vast aliurch,
0- •had no organ toassist him, The Gas-
, pel, preached; by the true Minister,
drew better than any organ.
i%ln .Jaaijst GAats1toN announced
that lie was 110 scholar, but thathe. des-
ired to ask'
A..•FI7;Y QUESTIONS'
of the• meeting: Paull Was a. scholar.
Paull. nowhere calletl.a in or recom-
mended the "assistance of music 411•
i .spreading ,true . and pure •reliion.
a • Where were the organs in the catacombs
of Rome.? • Where were the organs
atnong the hills•of Switzerlalid ?:. How
• was it that when the great plague
o 'ravaged. London the members of the
aristoeratic'ancl lnu'sical Churclies, fled,
in fear, -while the. despised Puritans
r° ministered to the (lise:t ilid'and dying T
Where was' the ulusic•when the Clever -
house',; dragoons ..scoured the 'Scottislh
Moors `I''
• -M-tte GEORGEi Oar, remarked .that
Leo. XIII, had no•,oiganin his private
chapel '.or elsewhere .in the Vatican,
'although be in common with ail the
popes, tiadi allowed, the priesthood .to.
use its jildoment, in these matters.
'Tile priests very naturally, used all the
means in their• power to a,ttraet the
ignorant. and . emotional .to their
churches, and to. keep thein ignorant in
their `ignorance.- Mr. ' ()al, went on 'to
Say..that in a single New York'Presby-
terian church. to -day five,sinaers in :the
'choir•received•$15,000a year` er their
services' on •Sunday, ,aiid on week d'rtys
•sung in,.tre•opera liousos.
1kTta. J crams • JoINsoN sai(t•tbat sone
,practical action was.r)eceesaty.. It had.
been • proved by a late'_ cleuloitstratiofl.
tl)at'tl er 'was' no usii reasoning with
• these • people (meaililir' therebythe ie-
• uovators.y
Mu. SIEALL, seconded by lir.' Olii,er,'
a10Yi u
t
iueiit, and. when it ,was used it Was
141 ways. with saerilice,,atidalways by the
1,evites. At present.everyene appeared
to ct)usi(le.t himself a Levitoif 410 could.
sing a little. (Smiles:). In the New
't'estament there was not to be 'found a
single authorization of tlic''use et anisic
in vership. The papacy, had intro-,
dRood •it,.as late at the seventh or'eightli
('eutury. It was sad-tn think that: the
Presbyterian (,lhurch, which' had•• ever
Leon, the luain,tliorn intim side of• the
lloinaii (iatholic system„should now be
UORROWIN(i Sb?CI'I PILIcTICES
trod it. The, great aegulnent tise(1 in
favour of music aiid such Additions to'
Church service was it brought • this
•clung. people into the t'l” S'ches. If
f It arguments were valid,. there Ives
sieuetl.ring wrong in the Unreal. :flow
,vss it that young people.1itlirlpt• want
tP
I go to" !iuriai'r if • they dict not; it
las a, lamentable statc'of afraire,• aiid ,
t lino that, the nriu[st'ers should inquire
into it. :Ministers toal•iy spemedito:bc
adopting. al (Iilit:reutt plan from that'
4t Bichactuated the ministers of, o1(1,
who in (laaysof•persecution in Scotland,..
wandered over+• the hills and moors:
.7/ey instructed, their:• people in. the
1,riu eples of the Church, Im(1 thepeople
I:iie.iv why they were Presbyterians.
Today the great body of the religious'
lu1)liu• knew. only that tltav
• covshipp:rd as Bpis(:11palians, 11[etho,
(1'As or Presbyterian, bili • lia(1
, of the slightest; Weal. 'tv' x they
a•erae of sut•h and such a de)lrottuation.
Pre,Th ti'riaR Ininistt':I•s,. of'' to -day
were imitating, the Episcopacy, and ,
ln4f,'t'i'rtgk re111t(1 eta, rittvali irxr a, pretty
that a society, be abow fp!Med,' to' be
Called the l resbyter,ian.,C hunch ' po
nce
.fe.A.Ssociation,, the objet: of which'
should• be. to resist, by • all possible
'means the innovations, now bQilt,,.r, m'icle
in the; worship, of tile-:Uhtuclr',,that .the
association:should coilsist'of suoli' as
"adhered to the' (loctril1es and iii iuciplea.
of the \Ve'tnlinstclL Confession of Faith,
and :that tho•nleinbers should coiitlrbUtc?
'at least; fifty: cents pet+ anuiiw to the
'funds, of: the' association;.and that the.
assoolation should seek to accomplish
its object :by .oceans of the• press,- the
circulation of tracts an(1 publiCittions,
tile stirring ship of the chit i ship:, to the '
cliseliarge of its duties; said in: gc neral
by. 'discoui-aging •aud • tliSeounteuaneiugl
all atteuipts••.to., impair. 'the purity'of,
the' Church...
DIr�4.'W. Watson held that' ti would
i
:be better, to fcrin a' new 'congregation.
altogether.: • If, those present•. remained'
attached•to the present church: the re-_
su:t Would•1)4 that'they.' would i11 :all
discussions be 111 a ninioray, andwould
be simply boycotted. :He moved "=iii
• MAN OF THE IU0I3T SORT, •
one who would fear neither organs nor
hymns, nor general assemblies, nor all
the ministers, in. Toronto. and outside of
it -but it would+ not be a. very nice
thing to.eall. such a maw to a congrega-
ttoi>, represented in eliibeyo by a gatil.
ening-fn a room tiventytine feei, by
fifteen. Of course it vasa little bard
to have to. remain under and. pay Min-
isters who dragged members of his cnn-
gregatioil intolthe Police , Court.. (On,
der 1 Na personalities!), Ile was not
mentioning any person--(lauglttt.r)•.--
but tlle'fact was there.- .
Mr. Watson withdrew ' his auten(1
• went.
The main motion., was then. unani-
mously. adopted..
The chairman• expressed gratification
!at the.step•taken, .and/ said that.' such
an association might • form • a 1llW1OUS
ai'nutt(1 la.hielt woun(l • gather brcet.hren
:of lfke minds from ail tlie,eity churches,
lie saw that the question hall .been
well dealt with, .and, in pursuance .of
the spirit' of ,the motion just carried
won:ld ask for the uuinination'of a eom
tnittee to draw - up a constitution for
the new association, and take what
further steps .were necessary iu .the
case. •
• Messrs,• G, 'Sulealh;John 'Oliver„ Alda
Carlyle, HI A. Bain, Jam es:Know les',
J. M. Watson, James' Johalson, and
John Bradshaw were ac(;ordingly.ap;
. pointed a'committee, an(1 the meeting
adjourned.. -. • • .
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• A Strange it(orse Dlisease.
A disease, which has., been termed.
cerelirospinal meuingitisl. • has, within
the past two weeks,,. broken out auiong
the horses 141 this•oi'ty. ,. It has not been
confined to any particular locality,..but,
lias•appearecl in 'horse railroad 'stables;
private and livery stables in various
parts of . file city:- • ,rTIio disease . was
Ora, noticed. in:the country ,,ten' years
ago, wlion it spread to au alarming ex -
Cont„ attacking ' thousands of • horses.
Most of tllosethat.rwere• attacked, . but'
' not i
killed by t, ;revery recciivere(l: their
form:er'Strength Vi;teriitary surgeon's:•.
and .stable keepers have been unable'ta•l
agree as to the cause of, 'ol.,r the, refile-
Tres;fol' tliis• CI)seaSe; but nearly -il:l any
that meaningitis has broken; out in. a
more Oeless'violent form every spring:
siiice,18i1,. `Someattribute .the ;(lisease, HALItOOi
•to'.the. sever'ity'.. of • the 'weather and •
filthy Streets; sthers to>ti.o great strain
to which ah e s R 7�
orses.'were sub'ectec •'r draw- �1 � . 'A�U YO,Olf,L t
.J lrrclra �
lug heavy 'loads through the snow,
Ili starting heavily.' laded tried s ;and' xant.s01ngto
carts oil •tlie•s1 'ppery streets, .and 'others t
to theafact that Many horss'Wclrept.`
:Li00►�7
John Smith,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Qg� • DRCLARKJOH.4SONs
eniwm In1in
Blood Syrup.
General Outfitter, -
LAF30IiA ,TORY,
17 Wi3d St.,NowYorkuCf ty
ZAP; ov own* oitM-
(CarsQre)srBlock)
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Your Nephews and yanir Aunts, your CouelnS Int ! �I, � �;'
vuul• Kcic(. want r f , ! �'' VI
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A Largo' and Choice Stotit of ��i
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'taws alma p<; .! inti ltj ....,-,-1,41
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li),uk,iirurn,nt 4 luteel:.
' :Victoria Street, Clinton. •
4v'All kinds of Ctfen Prodt,eo taken in oxehange.
REMOVED. .
The undersigned begs to announce .to the inhabi-
tants of Chilton and surrounding eountry that lie has
retuovea4, • •
Two 'Doors' North of his Old 'Stand,
where ho Is premed to 811. orders on the shortest
notice-. It you want a pair orf
A NO. I BOOTS
Give liiinia call.
JOHN STEER,
Clinton.
Clinton Feb': 18414.1S811: ' • '
1 This Syrup Possesses Varied Propi •Lies.
litHi n
p nnY fr•r+ rho ]i'3:0111011e in.Ntn t+nlrvn,.
which oot4vs', (s silo starch tend stilt it of the •
tired into glucose.- A. deficient:* lit 'Pytynlina.
omens Wind ondfnourins of the. 11104 in limn
etntnnt•h. If ohora+•dfeine In tnkrit'fmn,edt..
steely slier enuug Um forinontnttyq of food to
P>r,eventetl. .
It arta 110 i» slut T (ver;
Itnote upon rile l I ,nevu,-
11 '.sgpint.e., tiro Roaaets
It Pewit* the Blood.
It ()oleos .he ,, errftis System.
Its romnees J)) n. ri.• n.
•N' It Nourishes. �rr.'rrt•.hrnv nand Tnvirror•rrt>q.„
Cu FN TO N, It carries, ate tiro Old Htoodam,d make •• 14•ir..
Ito•/ ries the pores, of afw Otic tend indoge,o
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'� n, n ir.swr r. >Iienitpy 1'crnptrrtiiaas,
Ii[ r,It risraiizes tho licroditery bar', or poison in tho'.
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r TRADE OtAlfli'.i
Dyspepsia, 'Liver
Diseases, �',r aver di;
+B+ofee, Rheuma-
tism, FJW'Op47.
Iffe set . thriftiest%
B dl'douuntoc(F,.>arrroe¢p ,lralfirkEl'f�,ego;
2'ho Best 11EM y MOWN' to Man I
70,000 AGENTS HATE SOLD SINCE 1870 • ,
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f�l11E undersi; i,:d begs, to nionouneo tiv tNe.inhabi-
tants of Clinton and snrrotlnding Townships that
Go has 0144T1114 I) the above establishment, and is
140W prepared t0 manufa•cture all kinds of •
Well•.anc/ Cistsr .• Pumps,.
s,
•(CISTERNS ' and 1 ��.FS
� .on .the shortest, possible
'Iu>tice• leaving on nand 114. very ltoav}..tlo1c, Ivo ars
eon tilion El. of Ovine,' goodlsatisfaction lm every easy.
CHARGES 0110,8, •1)4 1)11411 preloptly.
,4ttiondiid'to. lG4r Veiir Patronage •solactted:
JOHN• R
mincer oP ekin diseehos End internal humors. �� '
There ars no aplrils employed in IIs mn;ultacu,ro,
and it. ern he taken by the most dulioato babe or by
;the aged 'and feeble, cora only Gent regaIrsd iu ._Y-•
tendon to directions'.
Pil,iCE ; OiP LAI7GE BOTTLES, $1.0.
BBICE OE SHALT BOTTLES, - ' 50k
Read the VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
of'Pevsons who have • been CURED by.the
USE) at -the SLOOP RURIFIER.. :
DlSPF.ItTA - .._...
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indoors for a long titze during the. e _
tretne' colli .weat1)ari• and' then an soon
as,8 them', set taken critand over-
driven, Still others•are•of opinion that
itis caused byy fetching::horses on brain.,•
—Pod. 1 ork' .'L't»aes.
"8vVh , you'd better knock the ilocxr
clown 9)0 ".()II, my tial#ling!,.iloli't 1 ,
sue wale any .of your tinily. I'm' just
usiiigyou1 !Elmet er to' Wake the people
•.
i neat (10(11. 1'nl locked out, d'ye, see,,
• and they've nivel' a knocker.''. • •.•
53 t1PPE FOR SALE.
F 31[E iu a It .-all '• entil haLo: arm14.. ,
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lR,ai;uroslfhot, doN'amos, 00elcnre1Qd
halanee a '1 r,ti,r,rn•41 'l ,;'cage herd Wool. Thule
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is m1 110. ,•,r,.'.r ;.u.r sal Pm.,h))uso, n .frnuw 1i2rn
hood ud0 , rt (aal.l t l;;e• benzin;; 0r(ha01I' with
'Lhoµt a ,+ , n tr.nr the 1>hteti,is 4404, mites fru)n
Byl I n t , I 1 to t4 1 1: yia 1'o 1pgrtienln see
rile.11,111,1:1 1:,c i ,. t oi'• thus.-. Jtuantlml, 3301 -
GROCERY. AND •
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Opposite;Fair's Mill.
.I,6 Js me tova' nJ.Qapceies Mere idlta,
goods!arc. so clae(tly, (craft ,lie quality '
• • 6's:•A • Aso.. 1 1.' ' ilrohat •Goods:;.
all new h)ul f3'cs16:f ` .
�" His 'Sugars, Tens; Coffee's;
Prenes;:.•.;Raisins,:: Cerratits,.` Boneless
'Oodlishe, ;''Geld'''F+lake and. rine, Cut
Chewing, Tobaci'eos, cannot- be excelled.. -
.l ome neiv designs in- .Crockery:,and•
Glasse aro,',Woodeti .Ware,,.and is fact
_everything you want
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amendment 'that ' titose,llrEssilt•'Llniter �v ,'• ,
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to secure the Ba street,'Presbyterian� '- '� e
y . ..
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olinrch, rant to take steps to bring. 1n
a iniuis'ter willing to uphold'the '' prin-
ciples of .pure worship as• embodied hi
the Wo:,ttnieistee standard. •: lie sail'
that they wanted a' minister,of.,the old
stylo-freeli acresu the. water:
• Mr.•Oli•ver.Would have:llad,'pl(iii,sure
.in supporting, thee{lmendtnent,4but that
it was best. to, go Slow,. and: : sure It•.
'was all very well to say tliata a 'church.
be .bought—but where) was the money
to come from T It 'would,. moreover,' be
difhcult.to,get .41 ininlster to conte over,
and in feet. would 'hcai'i:ely be rigilt. to
ask a...uritiistur, of the kind they .,neetljd
to conte to a wCak alicl poor COn'rt'( cr
1 T0)1''11 i ; 1 1'. I 1 I ca'. 8, Morris Ituron
J C'uittlty. f.r • _ , , . ,ears, ns. 1nav, be agreed
On. With i el e•, :1 1141, am of whims 0 f� a from
, X50111)404, ahci•the rc�: 1 rules• ellopped.: iu the Wint11..04
11871). Otto tlu,,lprnrieus'is is Lu;, Ilouse 1Sx2•I; and ti
,'new.Pranl U,utl :lOzfn Soil s(uldv iotun rho farm
Is,unveIl)w411) the lloulisl)ing town. of I31vth, and
also to t twill) of -the I 1I I& 0 hallway For par•
tieulars,. triply' ••to•• lit. 1431111040\ 1:IT ri.l•:1'A10,.
lielgrt(0O l/ O.; Or to JOIIN J. 1.LIS14, St. Catharines
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Lnutls t',uuer Curs 1)cpot,
• : C'oatleoOk, P. Q., C'lula4111, ' •
ANGER '•ITRE
rnnit'Ivioyv ANn 1'e1ac1ANItNTtr,
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pa / lIigijest • 10)010111 . •.•
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where coul(1' find at ' ,try paper earl publish the above tor $5 tl year, with '
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7.i..imir„'41EDIC JNPs:
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doaful and valuable medicine. •
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•111ard pse1 40)4r Man Blood S•4•rlii), and•e'(usetl it
to .he.tise(1 in, cevenil 0ases.uf Uy:cpepsia 141)4 fi)it11(1 it •
to bo• a,. splendid romotlp, 1 rueounend 1t toile •
atI1iutgd, .
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1 haw; usedyour'Iildhul Blood'Syrup,for Dyspepsia
and found it us rwwunlcudud,
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Ayliner; Out.
' AN AGENT'S S TESTIt1ONY. "
Ihavo 'Med and sold the Indian .Blood Snip pini
find it the 'hest remedy m use for dyspepsia, 1404 (ts
blood purifier. } .
•Leat"LY'Ba114114 Ay11041, 011e.
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• I have been troubled with nceuniatisrp . for a groat ••
•mule years. Your. Dalian .13)004 syrup, is the only
one of 'many remedies that' did ;mu tiny. genii'. I. I re,
'cmuu.eud. it to all; . . • • . ,•
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ICen ou, Glengarry County, ,Ontario.
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• • Cross 1141), Waterloo County, 0: t. •
Dl Aa 0111,—T was troubled 34,11)4 severe Pains -ill 111,•
Stuniaa1:, -400 .(lett' 84ith fuss ofappetite, and 'Mitt 1,1,,•
11)00 40 .get a anything ter aolk' o lou until 1 took yoa,t-
lndhau• blued 4; Inas avlueh effected 11• speedy' mire. I
e)tul aatulys eh'e y our:11m(Ucme tete 4,4141s01t.s() justly
dCsLlvtes.
NANO' Ltai.
SUI1r.CCI41EFO1t DYSPEPSIA.
• ' Burford, 13raallt.Co:; Out.
. I wish to state that your lndian.Blcod S,1•ree 11049 '
completely cured 11ni. of, dyspepsia. • 1•.c)1u satiny re,
volumene it to all:- . '
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A WONDFRFL'L 61;1414..
. Burford, arsine Co,; Ont. .
In the spr•tng of le r I was very i11, slid wars attend.
ed by several doctors. Sonia thought Mad Diabetes ;,
others, diseaw 1 kidneys; they all Patted to do any „
good. 1 tried your Indian Mood Syrup.widch did n a '
80 Much good that I wits soon able to do tly. house..
11014 worn. t would have died but fol year valuable
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oil L"A'111Li S EXPERIENCE.
' 114[3 Wife had been under dotter•s treatment for tw)
Years With boa01 disease- silo had to be.utrraed to and..
Item kr bed. bile used' the Indian Blood hy'ru5` bur
la short time when she began to wolk,aagaln, and 'has
not kept her bed. a day Since. 11,,also pi41ed
daaughter of Odds and 1'000.
• 1lrto's a15Gosirs, Jit,
GALLONLS'of:No. I , • iinlvin;.Ilraut`Co., oat. ,
Iid' strengthens the Debilitated. System, ;perfectly 'and jI
`ti Speedily curing Biliousness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Consti-
]anon, headache, Rheumatism, Dropsy,N ervous and Gen -1
era. Debility, Female Complaints, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Malt Rheum, and every species of 'Chronic Disease arising from
Disordered. Liver;' Kidneys, Stomach, towels- or Blood. .
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING TONICINTHE WORLD.amoC
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nlr mettle. tilt•. T, MILRUCN & CO.;4't 00 i
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Mrs. Freeman's Worm Powder is n safe, Bare anti effectual destroyer of worm in children Olt
relates, Pride a5 10)110 ur 5 for $t,
Mts. iFrertst,tn'Ii• NIW ile nCAtt'n Dye* are petfect in every, ccilo1, • 7'ot'brisl,tness
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SKATES !! SKATES,! SKATES !
A Few Left.
Sheaf Hardware,
Builders' Supplies,
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
Kelvin. Thant Co., a4>.t.
Boar giro. Voir Indian 'Stood Syrup is tlio best,
medi0iue fern u,aspl51011 lilt(! .lever 0utuplatnt I ever
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Mos'. n. J. ]Inmos,
SAY1:D TIM MFH). .
Itelvhg A1nneCo., Ont.
111(441 boon. ander doctors' bands for'olot :•e104. .
slftor using vont' 11100(1.8411p fot'.a sliert 111(10,1 was •
enabled to du all 011' work. 1 truly bollove It saved
illy life.
Alan, yt.(atttt4ONAftb.
Paints, Oils, 8iti.
(hada' Agents for Canada,
: r NORT)Ill.OP & LYMA'Dl,
t ,, 21.1'runt St., N'oet, TOrotito,:Uni;i„
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