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' Weclnesdny, June Gt11, 1888,
FOR OUR STORY -READER'.
f IOW I WAS SAVED.
An Adventure With Pirates.
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One day over 20 years ago, as our
ship, the Three Partners, was lying
in the` harbor at Rangoon waiting
° to diecbalgo her cargo, a native
i, boat in' which were three people
]net with in accident while drtnving
near us, and the occupants %v o
thrown into the Water. I wits at
the moment at the ship's bowsprit,
and without taking a second thought
I dropped into the water and seized
k an old man who had gone down'
_ the second tittle and was almost
'done for. A rope was thrown' file
from the ship, and after a good
'deal of trouble the old chap was
lifted over the rail and brought
back to life. The two other men
were swept away and drowned.
But for the fact that the oaptaiu of
the ship was my brother, the mate
would probably have broken my
]lead as I regained the deck.' A''
madder man 1 never saw.
"Why, you infernal, good for -no-
thing idiot 1" he robed as lie danced
' around me: "The idea of your
t jumping overboard among the sharks
and crocodiles to save the life of a
contenfpti-Iilo' heathen !"
At that tithe, and I presume it is
r still the case, the life of it common
Siamese was of no more value than
that of -a dog in t.tie eyes of white
men. It was Iny first vgyage t0
those water's, and I was also young
and impulsive.
IIS00"here, young elan 1" continn-
ed the state, aftor h0 had exhausted
ills stock of curses ; add as I walked
to the port quarter and looked over
iuto the muddy waters the head of
a crocodile was plain to be seen.
The native whole I .Jiad rescued
�.-.-.•..- •.• was an old man, at least 60. He
f
had a venerable, dignified look, and
\vas ovidon„ly it ratan of much in-
telligence. He could spear: Eng-
lish fairly well, and, as soon its ho
ryas able to spealr, lie tools tilt] by
the hand and said
"The white people are born bravo;
I would not: Have done it; had I
been a young roan, for one of you.
I can do nothing to reward you, I
` had wc;llth, but it went to the bot-'
t•oin of tiro ]harbor when'the boat
i
was Wrecked."
.._-> tol�huu that roAviudrwas-e>Y.-
peeted, or would have been received
'•,•if tofide$Adj .and th,�•t I would ges
F the captain's 'porm}ssion and pull'
]rim to the shore: He looked at
me for it couple of minutes, still
holding my hand, and finally asked
if I, had India ink and needles.
)When I brought them to him he-.
told me to bare my breast, and he'
slowly and carefully picked into
my flesh, right over the breast -bone,
a sign or token, of which -the follow-
ing is a copy: I=A -I. The
right and left had figures may be
capital "I's," and the nliddlo one
ati i.averted capital "V." He,.was
. ' wondrously swift twith, his work,
and was evidently all adept, When
he had completed his task, he
said : - •
III offor you this as a reward. 'If
ever, you need help in India, show'
this sign." It was four or five
hours after the rescue that lie was
pulled ashore, and- no one aboard
the ship knew of the sign he had
left behind. While I felt certain
in my own mind that it' was con-
nected with native Freemasonry
and was given to me in all earnest-
ne8s,-to Have Shown It to the . crew
would have been to make me a -butt
of ridicule. The ink was pricked
in so deeply that the punctures
were much longer in •hoaling than
those made in sailor work,- and
when the wounds were healed the
sign stood outas bold and plaitf-"its
if put on with black paint.
In due time the ship was unload
ed, received her cargo and sailod for
Boston,at which port sho arrived safe-
ly. I had the misfortune to break my
leg before we had reached ourship,
and consequently did not make the
nextvoyage. Instead,Imado a voyage
to Liverpool and return, went back
to -Liverpool and was paid off, went
out to Singapore before the, mast,
and there joined an English govern-
ment surveying partyy which was re -
charting the northeast coast of
Borneo and the islands Adj,icent.
ti The schooner was called the survey,
and shq carried a crew of 36 mon
and was armed with two nine -pound-
ers on a side, and a long Tom on a
swivel. Iu those clays the. China
sea wins tho paradise of pirates, and
the great raft of islands to tho north
of Borneo offered them every recur.
ity. The islands are strung along
for the distance of 1 000 miles,
separating the Pacific ocoan from
-the China sea, and from secure and
unknown harbors on the wort side
of•the-islands overy.species of native'
craft had a, show to attack the com.
merce passing up aiid down the
great waterway. The schooner was
officered from the navy, and naval
discipline prevailed abroad. She
was fitted out to fight as weft as to
survey, and a better crew could not
have been selected. With a few
0
exceptions all we're ,young men, full
• � ,:
of physioal-strength and dare-dovil
i~
• t•'"
spirit, and the knowledge that the
;r..
voyage was a dangerous one had
mails them the mor'o eager to go.
We had been out six wovka and
•
f fi ('1 j
cruse ' Tlt�eTa leI
GROW
had been mi�kingsoundings and
ry
surveys along the westcoastofLoug
Island to' the north of Borneo, when
1liails care for it
Daefor f very d Clare
ur deli
CLOSE
I
D
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we had our first trouble. We had
tleb1JatCId [48 ander:
P. ti.
A. M. P. ti,
� A. M.
Ai
been surveying a bay about six
miles long by three in width, and
Hamilton, Toronto, Stratford, Seaforth-
deep onough to float a man-of-war.
Granci Trunk East and intermediate
While we, had failed to make out
offices .............................................
6.30
1.50
any inhabitants n the shores,
�
I
ivee crafts had visit-
several small native
Toronto, Stratford, Seat'urtli-T. & S. East
� 1.55
i 8.00
ed us and engaged in fishing in our
neigllborhood. While they sOelUed
Gpdurich, lfolutesville-Orarid Trunk West
� 1.00
8.00
to be poverty-stricken fellows, with
Goderioh.............. .................................
8.45
2.40
trotting 11101-0 than a natural
curiosity to know why \Yo worn talc-
Haniiltou, Toronto .................................
4.15
10.10
in- so much trouble for nothing,
our quartermaster, who had spent
Lgpdofl, L. 11. & B. -South and intermedi•
on the coast, put them down
ate office ........................................
7.851 4.15
10.10
7.00
.years
for spies sent out by a near colony
Bl� th, \�"iu„}ran,, Iiiucardiue, Luckuow-
of pirates; and he advised every man
L. 1f. & B., North, and intermediate
to keep tiweather eye open. We
° otircos..............................................
3.10 6.15
8.25
5.05
had been in the •lay three days,
anchored in thirty feet of water,aud
Suninierhill-Tuesday and Friday ..........5.50
5.80
within half a mile of the beach,
when it came on a dead calm. $Ome
British -Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
6.80
of our men hall seen natives in the
- _ _
$� y1f1Yt.1' UFtOElt:i 18SUerl aUcl DEPOSITS .received fC011ft Otl0 dOII$r
tops of trees ashore, and thele was
no doubt they had slimed U(t With
t t e
s Blas look down upon oar
spy -b ' l
upwards fur transmission to Central Office of Post Office Savings Bank.
Pass Books 1114 everk, information to be had on application.
decks and discover our strongth.
We had one more day's work to ae-
Office Hours from 8 A. -M. to 7 P.M.
coniplish, and, therefore, instead of
Savings Bank and Money Order Office close at 6.30 P.M.
getting Out the boats and towing the
sehpone`r out of the bay, \i•o got a
W. D. FAIR, THOMAS FAIR,
°
spying on our cables, loaded all'
ASSISTAr1T. POSTMASTER.
guns with grape and cannister, and
CLINTON, May, 218t, 1888.
made everything ready for the night
attack which tiro quartermaster
scented fr6w afar o(1'. He was sure
of Lire raft and killed two more mon.
tuuchod one of my hands. Then
thatby midnight we would be be-
I could hear the sheets t,nd ehoors
every wounded mau.eameand touch -
sot by it dozon native crafts urnnuod
of ley Nhil,urntrs, autil I huew wo.
od ray shirt over the inark, and I
by desperate fellows intent oil our
were sur• ul' the• last parties to with-
'.Che
I was asked by signs to remain in the
cuptute,
draw 1'rufn the attack. seinen-
r triage and becoind a head man. I
A. utero uufilvorablo night for its
el' had cume out of it very Band-
replied in the negative, adctiug that
could flOt hirYe been Made. Nut tl
Funlely, Ilmving, as I soon learned,
I desired to return to the schooner'
breath of air was inuviug, and rho
inflicted terrible damaig0 on the
right away. There was it kindly
sun, had no sooner gone d01Vll than
1'Irattt:8,
attempt to Induce me to remain,
a mist rose from the still waters 'of
Alter getting array fr-out the Yes-
and when it was seen that 1 would
the bay, and by 9 o'clock we could
8t'I we were joined by boats and
not, I was conducted through the
notsee the length of the schooner.
rafts ceryls" liearl.y a hundred
woods by an easy path to the bay,
'arewel
Although halt' a mile from tiro shore,.
sten, and a ,oud third of those were
got a l all round, and was
we' heard all the sounds of a.tropical
Wounded. All mardo lot- the oil-
then paddled oil' to rho schooner by
night, and after 10 no one was al-
trance of the -bay, and it wag only
1 SIr1g10 native 111 a �call0e. I do
lowed Lo speak above a whisper.
when out of cauilou Shot that the
not know to this tray the significance
There was nothing serious about the
fury of the pirates over their bloody
of triose (11100" Marks in India ink,
situation to its young follows. All
repulse broke louse. Nly presaneo
but suspect they relate to some Ind -
we had to do was to open on the
"011od to be fa•gut,teu ler the tilue,
urn sulierstitiou. The AWOL and
pirates if attached arid drive them
and it was lucky fur llu� that such
servility of the pirates could not
off. The officer took it differout
wits the case. 'There were several
have been greater had I Neon a . nat-
vicw' of at, however. There wore
fights ailrung the survrvora on our
i`'c king.
n0 more desperate sten at that time
raft, and it appeared that all those'
-•• -1111"--:,'
than the pirates of Borneo "and ad
iu authority had been killed.
-A terrible tragedy is reported
jaceflt islands, and if -they caiue
In about an hour after getting
from the parish of Megautic County,
down oil its the would come five to
out of the ba and all Lite time ,
(�uebec,'resulting from aquarrollbe-
one. After 11 o'clock everybody,
progressing slowly to the north
tared neighboring habitants rafI named
\vas on deck and at his station. We
under paddle, We ran into the
1 ar al's and (.haus ane . It seems
l to t
oadside to tl]o outran a of tiro
,mouth f a cresk _tint] landed - in -a--
t - -
inhabitants
-
that Paiadl8 - V01Vet1 you-ca4ce
-laJ'-bl' -"--
ba with the schooner•lazil riding
tiro
village the of which
against C haudonn0t and a few days
to aro}>nd etvell,;ap ,swinging
by
wereaawako and on the alert. My
foot" 1
since went to SoiuorsGt, where }ro
her head tffis way and that way
\i�ere•untled arid was roughly
'purchased a c19sp kit i' laid told the
turns. This was thought to be an
jerked to a ^standing •position, and
party he bought it frau, that before
unfavorable osition as if attacked
whoa -it became known through the
night it would spill blood. On his
nte, c' could' 11ring
from the entrance, \d
.tile
village that a prisonor ]tad" been
way home, lie stet the brother of the
onlytwo port can uon to bear. It
taken the excitement increased to
intendod victim, and showing him
Prove however, to be our Salva-
fever heat. But for a very old
the knife, inf=ormed hint that he in -
tion.
man, who was probably it superan-
tended to find his brothers heart
It was a little past midnight, and
nuated chief, I should have been
-first
with it, if he had one. Shortly
every mail on deck was listening for
cut to shreds at the rush. All
afterwards Paradis drove up to Chau-'
signs of the•oneiny, when we were
but this old mart secured to have an
donnat'a door and Asked for him.
suddenly attacked on all sides at
Inas"' desire to kill leap arid why
Chaudonnov; -thinking it wits his
once. We had scarcely. got the
he should try to prevent thein was
brother, sums out, when Paradis
alarm when a full dozen native,
a mystery to Inc. However, by
plunged tiro knife 'into his chest
e'raft•s of all sorts burst'through the.
voice and arm he kept their] off
and again stabbed hiw in tiro arm
fon alld were ll on lis. It was a
a p
Illi ill COOlOaI llOWn, slid tl]Ou tirade
inflicting 011 t110 UntOftUIICtO manclever
piece of work. 'All had
them a ,speech. After that I was
very severe wounds in both in-
come into the bfl • fi'orrl tiro sea our
y
conducted to a but, and guards Were
'stances. Chaudounet dropped to the
position had been exact] located
} y ,
placed at the opening.
ground insensible and the would be
and the fleet had separated to. take
Next morniug. it was laude plain
murderer their took to flight, since
us on all sides and to attack at the
to me why my life had been spared.
then lie has coin pletely dissappeared.
same moment. Tiro best naval
the, night before, An 'hour after
At latest"accounts the \wounded• nnan-
offieer could not have laid his plans
daylight a stout crotched lirrib was
was in a very critical condition; but
more perfectly. A merchant vessel
driven into the ground a few yards
it was thought he might recover.
would have been in the hands of
in front 0f my but. Then a long
the pirates in five minutes, even if
stout pole was laid in the crotch.
- --
expecting them. Discipline saved•
It worked exactly like an' old -fast-
-A culivatry' brute -"Mrs.
US. There was no. confusion.
ioued well sweep, but instead of
Sweetser (gitot•in0-aI;knd flow,
Every loan know his station and
the bucket they were to use my
Illy lord, Ill%, lady(- rare, is ready for
sprang to it. AN', gave- them a
body. Fuel was gathered and a
the festival." Mr. Sweeter (who has
couple of broadside' inside of half a
fire kiudlod, and I figured it out
been waitiii; n -n hour) - ,'[fro eery
minute, and it was these which saved
ghat the men at the other end of the
glad you're rare: I was afraidafter
the schooner. The guns were de-
sweep or lover were to hold me
all this t}me you alight be a little
pressed and fired at just the right
suspended over the flame, taking
too well done."
moment, and the havuc created was
due caro thltt my sufferings were
DR. WASHINGTON
simply awful. Tho recoil of Ille
guns . gave the schooner. a sheer
drawn out as long as possible.
When`I Came to see the villagers by.
which aupset two- or three crafts,
daylight I had no hope- whatever of
and the.only attempts to Board her
my life being spared. They were
u
Tl;iro t and than Surgeon,
:� 1 ., r; of
were at the bow and storn. I was
not only the most villainous lot a
Toronto..
on the bow with others and we each.
White mau ever saiv collected to-
WiIP•be It the
bad it musket and cutlass. I blew
gother, but funny of those who ro-
the whole top'of a native's head off
turned from the attack were griev-
Ratteflbul, House'
as he raised it above the ,rail iii
ously wounded and bent on ven-
,�
front of ,mo, and then used my cut-'
geance.
lass. The follows just swarmed "up
It was about two hours after day
CLINTON.
the chains, and they had, ropes, with
break that I was pulled out of the,
hooks attached, which they threw
but and roughly jerked along to-
JUNE 13TH
over the rails tend came climbing
:wards the fire. Every man, woman
up. In spite of the way We aid'
and Child in the village was in the
A fes* of the r.nndreds eared by DR.
about us the kept gainin On tie,
circle around me,and the benign
g
WASHINGTON'S New DIell►oa
eflfsorevtlmr
and I had 'usts lit it fellOWS's^heAd
J 1
old man Of the ]tight before ne\v
w. Ir. 6torey.'of Stgrey & son, prominent
open when a hook thrown from bo-
licked his chops like a hungry tiger,
glove manufacturers or Acton,` Ont., cured by
Dr. Washington of catarrh offilthe throat, bad
low caught in fit clothing, and I
g Y br
g
and" approached to b1V0 directions.
form, and pronouhccd incurable by eminent,
fn Canada and Englund. Write him
was jorked'to the rail and over it in
M hands were untied and two
My r
for paliste
for partieulnre.
throe snaps of your finger. ' ,I fell
natives helped me off with my
, ,
aha ,'
Gnrea.
church
upon t o heads of soveriil natives
ed
clothes. As m shirt came off the
3'
sus
Speaks,
An English Church Clorgynlnn a{peaks,
An English
suer fol orf into the sea ; but al-
old-mau, who stood in front of me,
Rectory, Cornwall. ant.
most as soon as I struck the water
cr , as
fleas up his hand arid stied . Unna I
DR. wA intsoTox.=
a•rough hand pulled me on the raft
0
pointing
Onna!" at the same time pointing
DE,%R set, -t an, lad to be able to Inform yon
g'
thntour daogiter IS quite well again. AS this is
of catamaran, and in 30 seconds my
G the inark On lily breast. ills ex-
the second bine She has been cured of grave
bronchtal troubles under your treatment, when
hands and feet "utero tied and a
e amation was taken by othera, and
the usual remedies failed, 1 write to express my
pirate took charge of me.
five or six of the oldest ''ten' came
gratitude. Please accept my sincere thanks.
Yours truly,
Although dazed and confused b
Although y
I
forward to 'respect the mark.
w
minute lator they signed to me to
Aire J110llcriehy, Kingstm,, Ont., Catarrh and
my sudden change of position,
Consumption•
knew all that wasoin I
g g on.
resume my clothing, and I was no
John McKolvy, Kingston, Out, catarrh.
Ur A fropping, Kingston, Out, Broncho Consunip•
hadn't been on the raft two minutes
Whoa she was backed away from the
sooner dressed than I was taken to
r
the old mans hdt, and a hearty
tion.
Mr, F. Scott, Kingston, Ont, Catarrh, head and
throat. •
Schooner. As she moved a dose .of
breakfast Was given to m"e. 110 not
Mrs Jno Bertram, ifnrrowsmith, Ont, near King•
cannister from one of the gins
r,
only smiled at me as soft as molasses
y r
ston,Catarrh, throat.
bits Mary A noinhourg, Centreville, Out, Catarrh
killed five or six nathi'ep, who stood
buttpatted me on the back several
head and throat.
Again,
Over and just behind me, Again
titneR. After I had eaten I Was taken
James h, ews, P. Master, Acton, Ont.
A FFIsh, Gents Furnishing, ISellovlllc}Catnrrh
when we w-ero concealed by the fog,
out on the open ground, and every]
throat,
•lohn Phippm,, 1'. O. Sandhurst, Ont (near Naps.
'Bao
anothsra rseharge tore Off a corner
d `
person in the village filed past and
} g p
n9e), Catarrh hoed and throat• case.
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BUS'/NESS" ,DIRE'CTORy
JiMEDWIN KEEFER,
17�7N''T'IBT,
`late of Toronto, nouor Gd951rda1910yul09.11:g
of Dental Surgeons,
Coats's Blook, - Clinton.
All Work Registered. Chargee Moderate
- G. H. COOK,
Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Gra'unt:
of the Toronto School„of Dentistry.
Nitrotle Oxide Gas administered for the paiulesi
extraction teeth.
Office --Over Jackson's Clothing Store, next V
Post office, Clinton.
,M Night Bell answered.
Will visit every Thursday at Brucefield, fron
8 to 10 30 a. in. t Varna., from 11 a. fit. to 1 p, uI.
Bayfield, from 2 p. at. 49.23•
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Rattenbury Street, Rbsidence opposite the
Tompilrance Hall, Huron Street. Coroner sur the
County of Huron. Office hours from 8 a.m. to i
P. m.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. :•y
DR. GUNN
W. Gunn, A}. D. L. R. C. P. Edinburgh L. R. C
S. Edinburgh Licenciaye of the Midwifey, Edin
Office, on corner of Ontario and William Ste.
Clinton. 478-y. -
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Bur•r•iste'rs, 4e.,
ELmo,r'r'S B1.CCK, - CLINTON
Mwtey-tu Loan.'
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Barrister, Solicitor; Notary
Publie, etc.
Office, Searle's Block, Albert-st., Clinton
Toronto agents :-Alessrs. McCarthy, Osler
lfoskiu & Creehuan.
A.V' PRIVATE FUNDS To LAND at lowest rates o
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Proctor fn Maritime l•'oprt. Offices corne
south of Martin's rioter'Goderieh
out. Solid
for for the Iluron Land Agency, Money to loan
at cheapebt rates. 406 tf
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J. A. Morton Winghatu.
"AVISON & JOHNSTON, Law, Chancery,am
11 Conveyancing. Office -West Street, hex
door to Post Office, Goderieh, Out. 67.
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Inn• Square and West Street, over Butler's Bool
Store, Goderieh, Ont. 67.
Se Money to lend at lowest rates of interest
M
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L. Qlpancory, Conveyancer, -&o.-- Office eve
Jeralan's .Drug Store, the rooms formerly ocmt
pled by Judga Doyla.
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rates of interest --�-- 1d3.-
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CHAS.'!iAlliILION,
ucTIONEER, land, loan and insurance agen
Blyth: Sales attended in town and country
In reasonable terms. A list of farms and viling,
tots for sale. stoney to loan on real estate, a
low rates of interest. Insurance effected on al
classes of property. Notes and debts collected
Goods appraised, and sold on commission. Bank
rupt•stocks bought, and sold.
Blvth. Dec. 16, 1880
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P. O, Box 1895, Boston, Mass, or Dr. W. II.
PARKER, graduate of,flarvard Medloal College
26 years practice in Boston, who may be consult
ed confidentially. Speolatty,l'Dfsenses of Man
Oalee, No 4 Bulfinch Street 4D8y
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TV10NEY to le'14 in larke or $WQ) au,ms, o
good mortgages or ppersonal 9ecnrity, in
the lowest ourrent rates. H. HAi;E, Huron-st-
011utan.
Clinton, Feb. 26. 101 1.1Y
MONEY.
PRIVATE FUNDS to loud on Town and Fairer
property. Apply to
0. RIDOUT,
Office, next News-Rrcoau (up•staire) Albert -St
359.3m
THE NOLSONS, BANK.
Incorporatoyi by .bet of Parliament, 1855,
CAPITAL, - 62,000,040
REST, $50,0,000
Head Offfiee, - MONTREAL.
THOMAS WORKMAN, President.
J. H. R. MOLSON, Vice.President.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
t -Notes discounted, Collections etude, Draft
issued, Stewing and American ex-
change bought arid sold at low-
eat current rates.
iNTERNST AT 4 PER CRIT. ALLOWED ION DErosiv
�`ARNCERFrl_
Money advanced to farmerson their owD note
with one or mors endorsers, No, mortgage re
quired as security.
11. C. DREW FR,
Manager,
February. 1884 CLINTON
Litlt$Ouic.
C1,1NTON [.edge, No. 84, A. F. & A. M.
....every Friday, on or after the fill
moon. Visithig brethren cordielh Invited.
J. YOUNG, w. N. J. CALLANDER, Sze
Clinton,.Ian. 14, 1881. }.
(nrlulna.
L. 0. L. No. 710,
" C1,I�TTON�
Ifoet. eHceA'D Monday of every
u,outh. Hill], 31: flnt, Victoria
block. Visitieg brethren always
-s_ a made welcome.
C. TWEEDY, \C. 11.
\v. S. SWAT FIELD, Sec. U. S. COOPER, D. M
a•
Royal Black Preceptory 3911
Black Knights r:/ Ireland,
A10ets in the Orange limit, Blyth, the Wednes-
day atter full uroo, of every month.
o C Bla Puce for
R ya c� p y 31.5111
Block J?dyhts,of Ireland, ;
Sleets lit the dragge" ifall, Oodericb, the Third
. Mondayofevery•ruonth• Visiting Knighta:thvays
1111100, welcome.
JAMES WELLS, Preceptor, Saltford 1' O
A M TODD, Deputy Preceptor, Clintou P U '
W if MURNEY, Registrar, Goderieh 1' 0
CLINTON KN71G,HTS OF LABDR
Rooms, third flat, Victoria block. Regula
meeting every Thursday evenim; at S o'cloc
sharp. Visiting Knights made welcome.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, .
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
MOICESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE. Of THE HKART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT .RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, ,
And every specles of -disease arlaingg froth
disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS, STOMACM,
BOWELS OR BWOD, -
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cause nrising.
SHE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
Price, 75c. (with Pills 1$1.)
TRY
DR. HODOER'S! °
LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very small And easy'to take.)
90 GRIPING. NO NAUSEAU.
Sold everywhere; price 2:i cents.
Anion Medicine Co; Proprietors,
TORONTO, CANJ
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