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The !Wizard Cook.
People who 'are am' ustomed to - draw
. their cornparisons for economy of space
from a shies cabin, or for surprising re,
- sults .in cooking from the French, might
find more striking similes for all of these
from a visit to the kitchen of some of.
the cheep American restaurants se plen-
tiful in New York.' Take a look at the
bill of fare, first, before .you _Penetrate
• into the realm of the necromancer who -
juggles with the edibles in the rear.'
Here you have four or five kinds of _soap,
•I` as many perhaps of fish; half a dozen.
mate,. an ample array of made dishes,
pies, puddings, etc., and all the vege--
tables, =lied orfresh,. in ordinary. use
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anywhere. One who did not know,
might suppose that to book and .keep
ready in quantities such an. array- -of
dishes weuld require an immemie range,'
several cooks, and plenty of space for.
the plates, etc., to serve on., _Surprise
is natural, then, when it is . discovered
that the entire kitchen is no bigger, or.
is even smaller, than that of an ordinary• .
house, and one, or at most. ;two, .assist-
ants to wash dishes is all the help the
one plain cook requires. 'How is this
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poasibieT Stand aside and see.
Here comes a waiter with &reorder for
vegetable soup. The cook lifts. the lid
of a big boiler of clear soup, made by
- boiling bones and scraps of beef,mutton,
chicken, Veal, et& Whether these
bones have once been picked by the cue-.
tomera at the tabIes outside, it would be
better perhaps not to inquire. To enjoy
yourself at a restaurant where, you de
, not want to spend much. money, you
must have, first of all, faith. Out of
this boiler the cook dips- a bowlful of the
clear soup, and into Who Pops in quick
succession a little from each pot of boil
ed vegetables* he is serving for that day.
He gives it all e stir, and presto I there
is.your vegetable soup. Notice all the
orders for soup that come in, and for
every one you will see, him go first 'to
the big boiler.. Is it consomme? from a
big pitcher he pours into the clear stock
some brown . thickening fluid. Is it
macaroni ? _a pot of boiled -Macaroni is -
sear at hand, and he forks a few strings
into the bowl. Is it ox -tail? a big tin
of condensed ox -tail soup stands ready
on e handy shelf, and a spoonful' lends
its fievor to the stock. Is it chicken ? •
he thrusts a pair of tongs into the boiler
and brings up morsels from_ the depths
until 1 enough scraps of chicken t are
found to pais muster. Is it tomato? a
squirt °tweak but thick tomato catsup
does the business. Is it ride? some of
the rice ‘‘pudding" is available. More
rice, some thickening, and a fistful - of
ourry-powder, and you have a curry..
A little thickening and a kidney from
another pot make the kidney stew al-
ways in demand. That is pretty good,
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is itnot, for one illusion? and yet that
plain man does not call himself a `necro-
mancer, much lege a chef. -
See him -next lift that magic wand that
looks- so much like a carving -knife.
Roast Iamb_ and roast mutton come from
the same joint at its touch ; and by the
aid of an unctuous sauce and some jelly;
so will roast venison at a pinch. Roast
rib or_roaat loin from the same piece of
beef depends altogether on his -carving.
The veal is veal, or -it is chicken 1 for
salad, or it is turkey for fricassee, or it
is rabbit for stew, or it is lannbfor pie)
just as he desires. The plain old cod,
too, if -boiled, is turned into boiled
halibutorhaddock or bluefish; and if
baked, becomes baked halibut or blue-
ish_ or haddock at his simple touch;
With the aid of a few biting salmi they
become almost anything that one • can
name in the way of fish. Whenit camel
to desserts, the distinction. between
fruit -cake and plum -pudding is with him
only the difference between hot and
cold, and vanishes before the blast from
his oven. The boned rice of the.curry°
or the soup," with milk, sugar, and a it- sent the arms and legs.. The feet should
consist of raisins stuck at the ends of the
legs; We hands of blanched almonds,
the pointed ends of which are cut off,
and a few klits made in the remain-
ing portion to represent fingers.
A fifth piece of toothpick serves as a
mock; on which it fixed for a face a wal-
nut or filbert that has been peeled. If a
walnut is used it must be carefully pared
down so as to leave only :'sttoh raised
parts as may servato represent the nose
ears, and such'prieninept portions of the
face; two small black currants d6. duty
for .eyes, and a wee slice of dried cherry
for the *month. '
Some young people life very clever at
making these little figures, and add
much to their coinical appearances by
providing them with a scrap of colored
silk- as necktie, or a miniature hat, or
wrapping a bit of. laceaboutthem.-
Christian Union.*
. The People -
are not slow to understand that, in order to war.,
rant tLeir manufacturers in guaranteeing them
to benefit or mirk -medicines, must possess
that you would from the other. I once
its vitality and hills to germinate. Un-
doubtedly,many of the failures to secure.
et stand of plants may be traced to poor
seed. 4 That the seed bed -must be well
repared, and, in this latitude, it seems.
beat to plant out the seed in the spring
and. With no other crOP. The seed
ehould be but lightel3r covered by roll-
ing the ground. 5-'; That for seven
• successive years',:, at the station, three
and four cuttings per year have been
.takenlroin the plats. 6 That tut year,
the sixth in goncessiOn„ the plants yield-
ed ' More than fifteen 'tons per acre of
green forage,•eqUal-to 66 of alfalfa -her.
7. The alfalfa should'. be cut in early
bloom before the plants become woody.
8 That .it should be cured largely in the
cock to produce the best quality of hay.
9. .That by chemical 'analysis the hay
wis-fOund to be more bitrogenous than
good red clever. 10 That cattle, sheep
and horses all relish the hay and seemed'
to do-virell. 11That it was found to be
more digestible than redclover•hay, 12
That if farmers would try this crop we
advise them to begin with a small piece
.of well prepared land,- in Order- to ;see •
Whether alfalfa doesas well yvith them
as it has at the -station. 18 That probab-
ly the 61100088 with alfalfa Will depend
largely upon having fresh seed, a good,.
carefully _-prepared seed bed, and in
covering the seed slightly with
'soil. -
Exchange.
:Amusement for Little Folks.
.A. very curious and interesting crea-
ture is the Chinese vegetable - vender.
lieges to market or to serve his cue-
.tomers, with a long, Slender pole' over
one shoulder; from each end of which is
suspended a large, roupd,deep basket
filled with vegetables. He moVes swift-
ly along with a funny -littledog trot,
which keeps the baskets•in Motion and
prevents their failing •off. .He is an
amusing sight in rear life, and I have no.
doubt but the little ones will find the
make-believe Chinaman -as mach 90.
The body, arms' and legs are straight
and stiff, being made of blue drilling or
any strong cotton- cloth, wound round
and mend perfectly smooth, and t'ght
until they are of the right size.
The head, hands, and feet .are made
of peanuts.- Care should be taken to
seleceemall, round; smooth ones for the
hands, while a muchlarger one hilneed-
'ed for the head. Two nuts which are
bent in the middle, leaving nearly half
to project in front, !ghoul(' be •eele,Cted
for the feet.: -
, The children who have never seen a
real Chinaman may not know that he
:wears his hairshaved in front, letting
that -on the back part of his head grow
long; With it he always • braids Bailie
strandsof black silk thread s� that the
queue, as it is called, reaches below his
waist and sometimes quite to his knees.
Fine black silk twist is braided for
the doll and fastened to the ,Peannt
head with a drop of glue or a few
stitches. 64,
The hat, whielrlobks like an inverted
wash -bowl, is made of an acorn cup
stuck fast With a bit of glue. The eyes,
nose, and mouth are marked with ink;
the .eyes slanting toward the 'nese
after the4manner of the genuine China-
man.
Wide, plain blue cotton trousers come
down well overthe ankles, and are sewn
fast around the waist. The other gar-
ment is made of the same material, the
cloth .being folded over at the shoulders,
with -no seam except 111 the under part
:of the sleeve and at the side, a slit be.
ing out at the neck thro:ugh which4o in.
the head. A slender twig, with
the.hali of a large peanut for a basket
suspended from each end, completes a
very jolly little Chinaman. •
A fruit man may be made quickly and
easily. The body should be formed of a
round, syminetrical apple, four wooden
toothpicks beingatuck intodt to repre-
Coughs,
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Lung Balsa= was inteoduced
to the public after its merits for the positive
cure of such diseases had been ittlly tested.
It excites expectoration and causes the Lungs •
dso • to throw Off the p egin or mucus; changes
0 U the secretions anditurifies the blood ; heals.
Oa I the irritated parte ;- gives strength to the diges-
c • tive .organs; brings the liver to its proper .
action, and imparts strength to the whole system. Such is the immediate and satisfactory
effect that if is warranted to break up the most distressing cough
in a few hours' time, if not of too long standing. It contains no opium in any
form and is warranted to be perfectly harmless to the most delicate child; There is no
reahneepsity-for so many deaths by consumption when Allen's Lung_Balsam will pre-
ventif 'away taken in time. For Consumption, and all diseases that lead to it, such as.
Coughsfneglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all diseases of the Lungs, Auxtes-
• LONG BALSAM is the Great - Modern Remedy. For Croup and Whooping cough
it is alinest kspecific. It is in old standard
-rernedy4 and sold universally at So cents •
. and :$1.4ok per bottle. ;The is -cent bottles
are put-' but to answer the constant. call
for a Good- and Low -Priced Conan Cues.
If you have not tried the -.1.3alsam, call for a
25 -cent -bottle to test it. -
Alien's
ung Balsam
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NOVEMBER 29) 1889.
PQFWAR GRPOERY-
SEMAIN .ST, SEAPORTH,
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The Ne
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• We -beg leave to 'call the attention of the
soncral public to ths fact -that we have on hind
. ]a choice assertment ol-
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THE
A.DIAN, BANK OF PONMERCE
Established 11)67.
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REST
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SEAFORTH BRANCH.
.4. General Banking Businesi Transacted. Farmers' 'Notes Discounted.
Drafts issued payable at all points in Canada, and the principal
cities in the United States,Great Britain, France, Bermuda,&c.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.:
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tie nutmeg, is straightway rice pudding.
Tapioca and sago come out of the same
dish, and it is a wonder how he remain -
biro all the names he calls his cottage
pudding by. A boiled egg is one of the
few things that defy his magic.
_ M• irrors.
We are tnirrors. We cannot help be/
ing reflectors. We reflect in our char-
acters every influence that touches our
lives. 1 am introduced to you. You
speak one sentence -I know you are.
aa BINlishmati, or an American, or a
Spaniard. Yon are a combination of re-'
liection.. We become like those with
whom we =iodate. Two boys in a,
University in England roomed together
for ,,eight years. Towards the end of
that time these two boys were so much
alike that it became remarkable. They
hat reflected until one was almost the
image of the 'other. .11 you called on
one, and found the other in instead, loll,'
might talk to him on the same subjects
and expect to receive the seine answers
knew a girl who was growing so saintly
that everyone wondered.- No one guesa-
ed her secret. She became very ill, And
a dear friend Of hers obtained permission
to open a locket which she wore con-
stantly about her neck. _ There she saw
engraved on the inside of the locket the
clew to the secret: "Whom having not
seen we Jove." If we reflect the eery
of the character of Christ, we -shall be
changed from glory to glory -that is,'
from character to character. How this
is I cannot tell. Had Paul written in
thbse times, he would probably have
used the photograph instead of the mir-
ror as a symbol. I cannot tell how the
impalpable shadow which appears on
the plate is fastened there -no one can.
And I cannot. tell how character is
changed. We reflect Christ for a time,
and then we are changed again, and
then again,and so on from glory to glory.-
, First the blade, then the ear, and then
the full corn in the ear, and after that
it doth not yet appear what we shall
Do you not see the ;infinite possibilities
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of this? We are to g� on and on. We
are to be God's reflectors in this world.
-[Prof. Henry Drummond. •
- , Alfalfa in Ne* York. i •
The results of experiments io test
the,- value of alfalfa, summarized in a
recent report issued by the New York
Experiment station, lead to the follow- KIPPE'13- • - • " 8.24 5.12
fug conclusions • 1 That lucerne or • e 8.50 5.33
. as • • 3.32
alfalfa may may he successfully grown in NOW
York state: 2 That whettonce establish- •
Grand Trunk iltailway,
ell it thrives well upon clay land, but Trains leave Seafortlir and Clinton *station
will propabiy do better upon good, light" -1`
loam: That seed two years oici loses "Ira wa"-- SIAR/srE*
• - PABSeBger 1.03 r.
t,e4MAi • . Mixed Train... 9.20 A. R.
Mixed Train,. 64.6 p.
Passenger... .. 9.10 p.
GOING EABT-- • •-
. Original and.only-reliable, Pitmenger.... .... 7.69 A. R.
Paesenger . .. 2.43 P. n•
• Beware of poor imitations. Mixed Train'. 5.80 P 11.
. Freight Train.: 4.30 P. at':
• room than • ordinary merit .and curative
properties. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery is the only blood medicine sold, through
druggists, under a positive guarantee that it
will benefit or cure or money paid for it will be
• returned. In all blood, skin and scalp diseases• ,
and for all scrofulous affections, it is specific.
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$500 Reward offered bythe proprietors of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an incurable caae.
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Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
GOINE Nowin--. I °Passenger. • Mixed.
Ethel.. .. 2.51?. asty.a. sas
Brussels .. 3.06 •0.46' • 9.20
Bluevale........ OM 10.00 •- 9.50
LSO 10.10 •11.10
GOING Bovril- • Passenger. -- Mixed.
Wlnghain.. 6.39 A.m.11.10 M. 7.25r.
Bluevale 6.48 • 11.22 7.66
• Brussels • 7.02' 11.46 • 8.55
Ethel.... .... 7.14 1200c 9.31 . •
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• London, Huron and Bruce..
Oonto NORTE- - • •• Passenger.
- .Londen, depart.. 7.55A.M.
.. 9.16
• Hansen.: • . . 9.28 • 6.09
iciPPen •• • . 9•34 6.17 .
Brumfield. 9.4Z 6.26
0.00
• Londesboro 10.19 • 7.03 •
Blyth... 10.28 7.12
13elgrave 10.42 • 7.27
Wingham 11.00 7.46 „
Goma Bourn- Passenger,
Wingham, depart 6.50.4.0 1
• Belgrave • 7.06 ' 4.09
=• Blyth. 7.18 • 4.15
•,Londesboro....'„ ;.. 7.26 4.25
Clintont- . .... .. .. 7.55 445
`•Brumfield- ..... 8.15 . 5.04
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;Deposita of$1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest. allowed.
INTEREST ADDED TO THE PRINCIPAL:AT THE END OF MAY AND *. NOVEMBER IN EACH
YEAR
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Special Attention given to the collection of Commercial Paper and Fanners'
.Baise Notes. , e
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F, HOLMESTED,' Solicitor.
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The woik-,- depar
management of sk
we guarantee to ?".1
goodssold by us wi
of charge. .Give us
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rookery d Glassware
= -.SUITABLE FOR -
kali, and Cbristmas Trade.
Any 'person wishing anything inthit. line
would do well tOsee our goods and .peces be
purchasing elsewhere.. Great bargains in
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets to make room ler
now: goodelito arrlye. We have also a nice-
assottment.of
FANCY GOODS
&Ate* for 'Wedding or Birthday, Presents,
which we are selling at very close pfloaN. Our
Grocery Dopartmentis also complete in every
line, Sugar at reduced 'prices, see ow Raw
Sugar 15 lbs. for $1.00. We have also got some
nice new Raisins and Currantsthat cannot be
beat for price and quality Just to hand new
Evaporated Peaches, :Apricots and .Prunes, also
choice Cape Cod Cranberries. •.
Fresh Pork Saus'age 10c per 'lb. Fresh- Pork,
from 8e to 10e per 1b= • - • .
Efitate HUGH ROB -13-
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CAMPBELL'S BLOOE, SZAFORTiI.
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Brilliant
- Durable!
• 'Economical t
Diamond Dyes excel all other.
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
None other are just as good. Be'
ware of imitations, because the
are made of cheap and inferioi
materials, and give poor, weak
crocky colors. To be -sure 01
success, use only the DIAMONZ
DYES for coloring Dresses, Stock;
ings, Yarns, 2 Carpets, Feathers
Ribbons, &c., &c. • We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any othei -
dyes ever:made, and t� give mon
brilliant and ditrable colors. Ask.
-for the Digmondand take no othec
are A Dins Dyed
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Garments Renewed
• JORN AIRD, Manager.
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001iS, BOOKS,_BOOKS.
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'Bpcnts, PoR CHR.DREN,
BOOKS FOR BOYS, . .
BOOKS FOR GIRLS,
BoOks FOR MEN,
BOOKS FOR rLADIES,
BOOKS FOR FATHERS,
BOOKS FOR moTtigRo,
• BOOKS' FOR .ALL.
What is more suitable, useful and durable for a present than a
good book We haye'a very la* assortmeit of .all kinds,. suitable
for Public, Sunday School or Private Libraries, and we have, without
doubt, the best and largest assortment A:if Books for children gym,
SHOWN IN THE COUNTY.
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Sunday School Libraries: & Prizes a Specialty
We have a large stock, :and &Jive the best discount. You an save
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money and annoyoce by dealing with ,its instead .of sending to Toronto
for them. .
ibl.es, Prayer daad Hymn Books.
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Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Teachers' Bibles, Bibles with. Pres-
byterian Hymnal, Bibles with Methodist Hymns, Bibles of all -kinds
and at all prices, Prayer Books for Church or Family use Hymn Books
'ancient and modern, Presbyterian, Methodist, &c., always s complete
stock on hand.
Albums, •
Albums, Albums.
Photograph Albums, plush or leather binding; a very /age. assort-
ment to choose from • the cheapest Albums ever shown, do not fail to
call if you want an iilbum for a present, wercan save you money.
'Scrap Albums, 'new Stock just to hand, 'Very pretty books, and
much lower ifl price than formerly. •
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„ Autograph Albums from 50 each up; wonderful books for the
pride. It will pay you to look through our stock. We cannot enumer-
ate one-tenth of the many useful and suitable lines we have for Christ-
mas presents, Jtc. Call and see us, whether you want to buy, or not,
. we will be pleased to show OUP goods at
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LUMSDtN & WILSON'S,
SCOTT'S BLoCIC, MAIN STREET SEAFORTH.
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Dear ilitark I have allivays!
all'o Spire's Cure by the -12
rould like prices in lamer At
tie of the best liniments:on:
a my stabtes for three y
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ood opinion of your Eelida
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oven of Mit Jaw.- Sinee:rt
ooks and followed the ..dir
me case of any kind.
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FITS, EPILEPSY OR
FALLING -SICKNESS-
A life-long study.. 1 WARRANT my rethedy to
cm the worst oases. Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a; cure.
Send at once for a treatise and a Fin Barns
of my INFALLIBLE BUM: Give express and
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WELL, RICHARDSON' & CO.• .
Montreal, P. Q.
Property in Clinton
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That property, about 321 acres, and aioutla
quarter mile from the railway station at Orin. '
ton, with two storey frame house, orchard,
gaiden, barns, ornamental trees, &c., bounded, _
on one side by the -river Bayileld,-Icnown as
that formerly templed by Major Murray, part
of Lob 49, on the Baytlel road; good clay loam,
high and dry. Also the house and grounds,
two acres, bounded ent'rely by stteete, in Clin-
ton, lately occupied by Mr. Rimy, two stories
with attic, cellars, stable, he., and good orchard.
Will . be sold at Auction on THURSDAY, -2114.
NOVEMBER, at 2 P. M., at the WAVERLEY
HOTEL, CLINTON, where a plan can now be I;
seen. The owner is willing to sell now by pri-
vate contract.- Time given for part payment.
Information of any sale that may have been
made of any part before auction and other par.
ticulars can be•hacl personally or by letter to
ALEX. LEITH, the Queen's Hotel, Toronto,
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The Queen of the Holiday Numbers for 1889.
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I114igestion
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a only a distressing complaint;of
I itself, but,by causing the blood to.
become depraved and the system ene
feebledi-ls' the parent Of innumerable_
maladies. That Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when -complicated WithLiver Coinpialnt,
Is proved by the following ,-testimony
from MTS. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:- -
"Liver complaint and Indigestion
made my life a burden andcame near
ending my existence. For more than
four years ;suffered -untold agony, was,
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
bad strength to drag myself sheet. -All
kinds of food distressed Met_ and only
_the most delicate could be digested at.
all. Within the time mentioned:several
physicians treated me without giving re/
Ref. Nothing that I took seamed to do -
any permanent good -Until I commenced -
the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla vrhielt,
"has'produced wonderful results': Soon
after conimencing to take the Sarrespa--
rilla I could See an improvement in my
condition. My appetite began to return
.and with it came the ability t� digest
all the food -taken, my strength
proved eacb. day, and after a few
months Of faithful attention to your
directions, I found myself • a well
woman able to attend to all household'
_duties. P The medicine has given me a,
new lease of
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yer s arsaparnial
TBZPABBD BY
Dr. 1 C. Ayer & Co.; Lowell, Mass
Price $1; slx bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle..
The New Grocery;
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