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re revaioaely restored by the g'iniA Pills
seitl ite,Orane ereseeneeel to trY the 1131041$
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ellerebterrleami peetellietereandhiproonred
0 voit.,, ,n.to a %reply, Of ' the Pink Pills. *ad tbesel
no mOuqf 1)0 lionv for 14r W,
9ornLoBlwren Int VI/W/00N our popular and Irind 11000/4 generel,
eeesel ,,neenteeeifees, ,peee, ,eeees's hnmodlotely. :0010/110.110ed '*iteieg;'*Witle the
5p,t4or,19:040q,ot...00tio*.loy.t0 retait X 40 ,desintibed, .114 -*Roe.
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• eariene 'VetSree Canada •efeelle n'71,901elerAteet' nee Ile Walt*
teet, Seetee; We Mime confeele . Wiese ie reeeldlelittiete Peel augetty efeenell
40pir,that,We, laws: paid little PP n; 'MUM' thh°' lifiC/t.,1.1" T7'14);,414 "R"'"3944 °" le°
en to, these repotted mirsoles, -and prob. 1 ze„4:13^^17°A, eelesesee„ re en,Y nett e'e Ile, , Is
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est that eCoarred,in our of4ce when Waeht.
are,fe.„ Otte* ' was tie Orivefeleille • a len.
/new ego..,jo ,atelltkto Xsetee't a Vesteeee
e. lesnele lerereet •.,0# Albion '•tewneetip, '
e eeekel•eueeeeedteceeeeswieeleavieg we- happeoed : A 0,0+04 X drove deeene to tees volageleee
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' eteereleele kinense Penes° geeentely peeeued by teilttle et Tele- It Was inIN-pril X cont -
1 not be erhatia ingrate refused o sound
the Pralgies Of Pink Wel
P1911'. if $0t no lentee• then ,1' reM tiew
4311011, be feeeeer grateful for what hoe helm
done -tOrilne. • X. boa great hope 'that
be One° will ge untin,e'igt c00414001Y;
o y fare out the
0 artitilr
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rPliVIIIPOlo$0 *17,r41.1'44/P" . !Ova thrill of motion ear4 ,.t410
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Se, le in )3eston. IVEL,E49,11147 So, stywikiltto 000rwa oharn:es,
A ATItOot% What. rese, been •40Ing, ‘Spwing
peete inlee does ppti proton tto
eniletenil neelleeeet Onlr,n, compiler o
' • the'newspeper 111a11 Ln search 9ktieWar-if, Menoe4 naing the pills, rind the friends
• Vim OW Me tarred mercelyebelieve their
re res,anythnig oeW m his yiemitY. o
the '
00000444re was • re>thing, Yery stare.
i ng,,aoliopowed tuts uelae aeltieeette, if vie
Veneedof the'',:iemid.ereut ciree ota man
cniad, fIewitt. moo° Vo .9.9114
seed,V4zenoel,Ondthea X&Ieen 'lead
In* What 4,110,.bad 110044 it vio 40-
PiAe431'.' another roiracootoc., ore
00,14'010 of Di: fe.mous,,
tnit4 140091;90 thoroughly
44,:014o.a vituAlw.edeeetleat ebe various rie-
'.0,eieeeteemittielret ire other Parts were only
oa,CatoAliigtslto ht the beoMmg of
'040•11f eseereiiehees that We must admit Mr
estieeetlinelinatifin of, es genaiee loom sure
.i4eastieicetted earlistenist. We took a
seeefiteroeSthe neeneetan; enzietee pae,40 nee our
r.ttkillia.lt0J4,49getteVae &letter at Our ear-
' eeVe eirati to the oonclu,
eyes. It WOO bete tine epPearanee 0 a enee
teeeee an aplateieien, "Oh, I tell, yeti, ter,"
;Said the grateful Man with entlettaimm, "it
is my full iotentioa to write a pampelee on
ell that I beee gene througn, on isle eete
has been One for me, and you may be sure
that the chief Prominence will be given to
Dr. Williams' pink pills. They are a boon
which menet Feasibly be too widely
knows,"
• Tim Seoul' comiorioneree. •
The teporter, goeld. seemly believe that
Mr Hewitt's now 80 silvery and retie -
meat was ever the squeaky, feeble and -in-
distinct organ of speech he had indented,
and the scribe qUestioeted Mrs Beneon ore*
this point. She said that every word Mr
Hewitt had related was litereely true, and
the hestlay rm and. tattoo fog evahge,
Ilstie workers ,And seryiees, say:
Ilikat It xnach More dltDVOlt to 600
00a,WOrdkr than $ood Mae ; 3*,
"bestt Vorcla aotne frOMJ Angland; tno
tnuie‘whitile beet'enits,, oar , pap:pose
OOIllee frele Ante elef
"Thst'xi nue
he otid tQ sWigf
the seed pf ,tardishect name, lay
tone is gOnei aildfX141T,w• .i4q*ing 010
sookof eterilistehetner
UO, Niqke so',ilietnrhed that OS fi9911, ao
the 0173810g ,Ondod cletor.
rained to,-OrtiOWEI'' out, those,`000,viotttig
Tho, tato ry; nt foxy. or the gospel lines' with, runs , entore Or
brittle 0,114 topes, IS the historYinkpee, fOr raised the glass to his.
found and, striking. rellgions'e*nerzene. llpS, an& set it down netasted,,
.§0, olv olds.% "As , attempted to drink," he sald„
, The 4140,, ,, .,,, .., . :, ., •. wlseir ottligeoptently lw. toia.blaf.ototy,
f1:thui
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WiWeilgge8tOCItO:N.P.• 010$ by beitiiiiq: lia:rir(,)alai ',What:. 'Phan tha ha4'.04
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`the '0 -bevies, "Oh, how 1-lovse„.,Tesas. beT:
• n long, soon& of oiy pooil 44C) Ilezt (147 xomPa 1144 to ,tbe Tee
love -(,,hrist," said ' Mr " Melee and
.noW ;I will sing. oe his lieVe,f,or inp."
this thought . mind. he NVrOte'
theehyiner. Mr Sankel- 'saYa. that a lite
tie girl who was dying bete beautiful
testunerly to the power of these eeveet
1108 4 • on the questIon of e o Vet a a
*eateirtheekeeeretnest he something in it, for 1 , ,
' 4Maetineterespecteble apct reliable young voice sue Was eorroberated by Mr AldOila,
and other respectable witnesses whom the
einiere would not for a snot:tient be ens. reporter met in the village later in the day.
eeerse,eteelersocating on a matter in which Mr &Mous said he was not surprised at the
ltd:,40gtope* jitin„ A few asy, age oe hesitancy of people about believing the
wonderful cure. He did not think that he
ie OLY,IFkterefit RE011 less, in One Which
a_ st'lleip:ateletia ts representative to Mono himself could credit it if he hed not been
illeetneneliteesetalinvesagetion of the al, an eye witness of the whole affair. He had
, 04 xe Jeep : Aldeeei reprover of eel known Mr Hevlitt for years, knew 00.4 ins
former utter helplessness was as be had de-
" Oure be (Merge Hewitt.. lie first call-
Sineneermeleelotele wad atter a few usna seribed, and either he had to Bay it was not
' eu4iiwieo,00koa. him if lie knew a man Mr Hewitt Who sat before him or admit
ienere,Ilervite, in the village. "Is that the the miraculous escape. "These pills," said
4314 inenenat, wasn't able to move a short Mr Aldnue, "are certainly a wonderful
•,steereinfeegos oina ,i8 now getting all right so remedy."
,•eleedderi pesent, and in less time than it takes son and the cheerful Mr Hewitt, and start -
The reporter shook hands with Mrs Ben-
;30iir ' 4049a, Mr Aldous. The reporter
- . 'tell, it ehe ,quilltirtver and the obliging ed forth into the street a doubting Thomas
retaetis were OD elleir. Way to the neat no longer, first rromising to transmit to
• e*ii4 eeneteeetlible, home of Mr Samuel Be- the Dr.Williams' Medicine Co. Mr Hewitt's
: eons *Atli vslapete, it was -horned Mr .Hewitt lavish expression of thanks for what their
and wonderful Pink Pills had done for him.
eeOesistecl, ,, %hp; BEnitioll ' ILIOTOR is in the
otiou tlio reponv. and ve melees caning, "Here we are," thotight the scribe, "in the
cold and practical nineteenth century, but
eseeetfien. suburb of the littls, village,
Abner -were' courteeuele received by the basy here's something right here in this little
e ell:anise:Wife, vehe Witt rid too'bupy, however, village of Mono Mills mighty closely bor-
e Ateeetareseenee to tell tbe Post all about her dering in the miraculous all the same."
*•antereiting eioarder • and hif, miraculous After leaving the Benson home tbe bese .'ele Beeson was not at home, and porter sought out Postmaster Mills whom
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the'S',Pint at mem suspected that a gentleman he found equally eloquent in his praise of
.!,,•;it:boivoon- Wend 60 years, wisp occupied the wonderful Pink Pills, "They're Gee-
se, ' z.blieerein the corner of the cosy room, was tainly a great remedy," said be, "and any-
Vothei eheie the femme Geo. Hewitt. The one that doubts this has only to be eold
'nirelease prevedeorreet. edi Hewitt shook about George Hewitt's case. I suppose
'Oetends with the scribe, remarking as he did you have heard the whole story, and theme;
i_i `1:'00Ula not have taken hold of your no use in my worrying you. Tlae pills have
ender, Sew Menthe ago." When the ob.
undoubtedly worked the amazing change
t ofehe Weill Was aunouneed, MeHewitt, that ie to be noticed in Hewitt% condition.
Angtenatlate•an 4oweng4ermeeenesthee •
* lidl'effeau intelligene;well educated man,
:wonderful change that had come over him.
-"Shall I tell yen. the whole story?" Asked
lie of. the reporter, and upon the latter in -
b18 desire to hear eel, Mr Hewiet
eveIrea twrogantipiii,yearife---- -
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n. f le'
beknaele aganr, *With, that solemn (11105
tion ringing in his eftl'e# Christian
gentiornau, ad4roosed, hint and heard
hi pathetie story. They prayed to-
gether, and the trerabling dranleard.
listened to the good news that evenbe
might be saved from the 'eternal
ig(,)TitiA yen: reMenthor," sile, said, He 1411re ele.'el'ieVede he entered SePee the
"aaa TharadaY When "n were .veaneh- right way, and walked therein. The
loves nie,'
jug tl. to Ong, 4,1 ens rio 004 two Jeoki* seagemeng areeeleare• steed geoety. on
and 'don't yell reMeneber his feet, a refeferreed Christian Dian.
One day fuSt before Mr SankeY-
'hoi°1We le,YeTrets°14to.tlieiratil,ahtelfwvaellieYe..egtZ 'from wherse rearratiVe We hane con-
Sienkey,a.dde, "What that little dying • deneed this story -left the PUY, the
Man Pante to bine. "Here is a letter,"
and I gave Wine to hiiii," And Mr
girl stud to nae helped to cheer me Ma he said. e`I want to read yettr. It isi
more than anything I had done before, from eny little girl. My .wite and I
because sbe Was my first convert." have been. separatedh. for eight years I
"I am so ad that our Father in have not seen them."
Heaven," by 1'. P. Bliss, matt the heart I Then with tears lee made "Papa, I
and souleef the first volume of the Gos- knew that you would come Meek to us
pel Hymns. The hymn was the rally- 1 some time. I knew that the Lord
mg song of the great Scottisb. revival. I would flnd you, for I have been pray
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"Oh that son 1" said a young man ing for you all these years."
who attendeda undaY whole Mee g
in a hamlet in Missouri, under the
work of the American Sunday School
Union, "I eould not, get away from it
• A vast fortune Was left in the hands
and it has saved me.'
of a minister for -one of his poor par-
ishioners. Fearing that it might be
squandered if suddenly bestowed uport
him, the wise minister sent him a little
at a time, with a note saying, "This is
thine; use it wisely; there es more to
follow." "Brethren, th.at's just the
way God deals with us," said Mr Moody.
The narrative ofe"Tell me the old,old
story," is given by Dr. Doane, of Cher
cinnati.
"I did not write the words, and there
are very few persons who know how
they originally catne into my posses-
sion, or boy whom they were wi itten.
They were produced by Miss Kate
Hankey, an English lady of distinction.
In 1807 1 was attending_ the interna-
tional meeting of the Y. M. C. A. at
Montreal. Among those present was
Major-General Russell, then in com-
mand of the English forces during the
Fenian excitement.. He arose in the
meeting and read the words of the
song from a sheet of foolscap paper,
the tears streaming down his bronzed
cheeks as he read.
"I was much impressed, and immedi-
ately requested the privilege of making
a copy. He gave me the copy from
which he had read. I wrote the music
for the song while on the stage coach,
one hot sunamer afternoon, between
the Glenn Falls House and the Craw-
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1 -ean-vertifystoeshe strikingsehangee" -The- , ler-el -1-Jeusee In the White 013 •
It was I first sent for the ptlls for him, an
That eVeleine w6-eilirtt r -us -Tor-rifira
reporter further learned that the Pink -' s n
of the hotel, and thought it pretty,
Pills were kept for sale by Mr Mills, and though we scarcely anticipated the
-•that the demand for them was large and opeularity. which was sulaseenently.ac-
eorversed with many other citizens of e l'aealt' 'll"elfteilaille Pilb1161"ind-
in sheet form in Cincinnati.
eirscreasing.-Thezepresentative of threPos
Mono Mills regarding Mr Hewitt's case, Miss Hankney was the daughter df
and found all agreed on the question of his an English banker.
former condition, his restoiation and the "Whosoever Will," by P. P. Bliss,
remedy. Every one in and around the vil- was ' written during. the winter of1869
lege, in fact, appeared t� know all about and '70, after hearing Henry Moore-
hoesehold word in that 'Motion. On The house, of England, preach from the
text, "God so loved the world that he
the cure, and Pink Pills seemed to be a
Alters, ex -warden of Dufferin county, drop- gave his only begotten Son, that who-
soever believeth in him should not per -
Post's return to Orangeville, Mr Richard
ped into our take. The ex -warden resides
isle but have everlasting life," (John, Ili,
was asked if he had heard anything about 10.) Mr Moorebouse preached in Chi -
what Dr Williams' Pink Pills bad done for cago every night for a, week from this
Mr Hewitt. He had heard all about the same text, and the new views of the
ease, and was unhesitating in expressing freeness and fulness of the ineritation
the opinion thee this was a striking' in- of the gospel to sinners that many
stance of greet results following the use of Christians at that time received are
the pills. "I'm not much of a believer in well expressed in Mr Bliss' hymn.
"Rescue the perishingee has become
wonderful cures I read about," said the ex -
warden, "but I have known Hewitt for the favorite song of workers among
years, and this ohange in him is certainly the tempted and unscheoled classes in
-getout-meg., Thsestereet weeeseleodeee to 11 Chrtstian lands. --Of this, itesegaitle-
heae that Dr Williams' Pink Pills were
extensively used in this section, but after
the Hewitt narrative it was not surprised
to heir of great beneficial results following
the use of the great remedy. We are dis-
posed to conclude from what some parties
told us, that the base imitation business is
already entered upon by unprincipled per-
sons, and the public will do well toffee that
• the Pink Pills they purchase have all the
marks of genuineness advertised by the Dr
Williams' Medicine Company.
Dr Williams' Pink Pllis are not a patent
medicine in the eense m which that. term
ire, usually understood, but a specific prepa-
eition. They contain in a condensed form
all the elements necessary to give neve life
and eiohness to the blood, and restore Mat.
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boc,I4 with ()anode's Vevorite Atoyea 134#000, • " • °
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We are now talking .Christmas Goods and we think we have something fine. In LAMP
• goods we have Hanging Lamps for the dining room, parlor and library. We have some
of the finest Parlor Lamps in town. CHINAWARE in ale varieties of style; Tea Sets,
Toilet Sets with Slop Jar. You want to see our Fancy Goods to appreoiate ehero-verse
• suitable for Christmas Presents.
LondonGROCERIESIgounrntiorseurrEaTterheas
and flee off stalk Palencie.s. In CURRANTS we
arrived -in la layers,
Itienose 1;earysa,
have the Poster° in cases. very fine; Pellas in bbls. In FIGS we have .the Crown in
1lb and 201b boxes and the natural Figs for cooking. PEELS -Lemon, Orange and
Citron. We think we can supply the wants of the most particular customer at prices
, to suit the holiday trade.
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- CLINTON
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Kahn's Perfection Wafers
nit HEWITT'S WONDERFUL STORII.
o' •
44IE old Ireland, thirty years ago, I was
nesting a stone will one day when .1 fell
"teckwerd and had rdy spine mimed so ser-
eititiely that a short time later I became al-
most enter' ely disabled. The fatal effects
.of the fall were gradually but only too
, rapidly felt, and looking back cin a stretch
nine extending five years over a quarter
.of acentury, there is little more in the pro-
eepeet than a picture of peen and gloom and
nuffering. About twenty-eight years ago
came to Canada and am known around
4lie country here for miles. Until twelve
' eezererfs.age I could sit on a ohair when placed
e
.on it, end menage to move myself around a
little: Then even thee opmfort was Bud-
., ,denly taken from me. One day I was un-
eintentionally thrown off the chair, and the
%second fall may be said to haeodone all but
ssendsmyslifees.. Theree.was not, %ray of hope
Aloe meeiot a sign of a lireakin dark clou,ds.
'tver•since,then my pitiable condition is
;elinown to every one in these parts. All
:power to use either arms or hands, legs or
tell, completely left me. I. could be prop -
pea *Wet in a choir, but something had
tie,be pot" in front of me to keep me from
ifelbagefarward. Usually a chair like this,"
arid as Mr neWitt spoke he lifted and dew
leeward a chide which was near hiro, "was
Vexed in front.of we and on this I would
rest ray arms. Not only was all power
Met my limbs, but every feeling likewise.
• Why, you meld run a needle right into my
/leen and 1 would not knees what yell were
4015 *unless I saw the act. A Myriad. of
ilie might revel on me, bttt would be
in happy. ignotance of tbe fact, When I
• Vial IRA in bed I could not get up or move
• lenaiaed if I was given all oreation. The
only part of my system in which any
idningth seemed to eeniaire was my neck,
but at last even my head fellforward on my
s
breast, and I was indeed a pitiable sight.
•'Uy voice, fortnerly dear and ringing as
aerie to -day, ile9tilea to go like the strengtb
.afadiereeling from the rest of me, and soute-
:4;001 vieuld seeetely be abler to make niy:
elleleeindinstood. I know you bear me with
anerednlitee, you can scarcely believe
!;eleatetlie ',between and hopeleee invalid I
elestieihed is the Man who now sits bo -
bore „ ran &beery, vigerOtel and hopeful.
Anuthe 1940,,Which a short title ago were
'. liana emparie melees, lean now walk
'eesiettle eferistartoe, being able Test
„,:everiing tots to MY Note vSith my arra on
111fre ileteenee elleillaer, Why, Man, & few
ego' 000m not do that on the pro-
eseellte Of inheriting the bingliere of heavete";
" neeleMe Pfewitt eehieeleed bah feet on the
4locreevith Muds .vigor entleuslasin. "In
Ilene &pee' hesteetleatel, "ie I ever wrote;
isnything.it *ads sloy, platting the hondie oft.
Itho tom tothreen Int teeth and gelling!
Miss Fanny Crosby, the blind hymnist, ,
was the author. In the mission meet- ;eau was sent, to Spencerwoo .
ing she attended one evening, the latest move, however, was unexpected.
hymn was sung, and at its close a •People thought he would not now at -
young man arose and said that that tempt to embatrass the new Federal
hymn brought him to Jesus. Then he Premier.
told of his wanderings, and how he had
wasted his time and money in drink,
and those other vices that are sure to
follow; but passing along the street one
night without a cent in his pocket,
ragged, cold and hungry, he heard
80•IVE voices singing:
!•Reectio the wishing,
Care for the dyinii,
Snatch them in pity
Irrom sin and the grave."
He followed the sound of the voices
until •he came to the buildinw where
. . went
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Rumors at e afloat that Premier De
Boucherville, of Quebec, has notified
Sir John Thouipson that he will resign
in the event of -Mr Cbapleares appoint -
merit as Governor of the Province.
No confirmation has been received, but
this much is admitted; Mr De Bombe' -
ville and Mr Chapleau are anything
but warm friends. Some time ago Mr
De _Boucherville notifiedeSireleanasAbs,
bott that he would resign if Mr Ch
Weed nerves. They are an unfailing spe. 'therm was a mission mee g.
cifie tor such diseases as locomotor Maxie), ',intreted sat down on the back seat and
neuralgia, rheumatiern, nervous headache, listened to the words of that hymn.
the r fter effects of la grippe, palpitation of "I was just ready to perish that night,"
eh° 1, art, pale and sallow complexions, and he said, "but that hymn by the grace
the ti. el feeling resulting from nervous of God saved me." Loving hands min-
prostrat ei; all diseases depending upon istered to him in Jesus' name after he
vitiated 'femora in the blood, each as gored- had told them thar he wanted to leave
uleeehronic erysipelas, etc. They are alas the evil life and become a good man.
a specific for troubles peculiar to the fe-, The workers -for Christ "wept o'er the
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males, such as suppressions, irregularities, erring one, lifted the fallen, and told
and all forint; of vreeeiness. They build up him of Jesus the mighty to save."
the blood end restore the glow of health to When the young man finished his
pale and sallow cheeks. In the case of story he said that he' had a . great de -
men they effeet a radical cure in all cases sirs to meet the writer of that hymn,
erising from mental worry, overwork, or and tell her what it had done for his
excesses of whatever nature. sone. It Was a singular coineidence
Thine Pill* ere menufactured by tbe Dr. that his wish Was to be gratified that
William's liedieine Company, Brotakville very night, and what it great joy must
Ont., and Soheneotady, N.Y., and are sold have filled the author's heart vhen she
only in 136xes bearing ear trademark and was led up. to the speaker, and could
Wratipor,, at ,60 OontS a box, or ilia boxes Mr take his hand and say "I Wrote that
$0,4' eBear ins mind that De. Williams' hymn," ,
Pink:Pills see never sold in bulk, or by the “What Shag the liarteest Be ?" else
a 04.0t boarea, and, an Y &seer who by P. P. Blisselme an interesting bes-
et .ealestittitets in this form is trying be toe*.
Ai; iia Yila tatif shoula be averded, Dr. • One night, at rdan, staggeeing threrigh
Williathe Pink Piles may be lead of' ill the Streets tit Chitago„ noticed the pen-
detiggilite or aired by mail frotia 11‘r Wil- pie entering a large, lighted building.
Renee Meakine CerneenY Irene either ad- Ignorant that it Wag the Tabernieele,
declares& Vele priee et *lab these olio 0.re -h Messrs Moody and Sankey were
sold Mahe it efitirfie bf treatneent corneae- eselellseg te)igippg tpoettigo, be etyger-
renicalea or medicod treetinerit. poste Which supported the roOL . '
„• • wove% elee Werbetti athooletwi:Ye vetett
tn. elteletnrieasir,Vte ".116'ru' isbialrlinegftel6e'
"it tettillfics Ott Arno n
.,"Ork '?Iregtja, ;Vitt- .it Etilirligilett:
1°141Le"beit'ti'ervi°"lis', oY ice ree elet
.4°11441°14 f° t %box ib)
atieelY ineeeseneleeeee eerenetta with °Pee -da, titia sat tiOven. neat otie O the'
ot, Vele.• .sern *train* leoitol, Ara, ry ariosort Of firlitilten stupor heleatied
lettere„ flottta6 yoa,htwo hoo.t inane. run uu ursloi • his bead, figebeett the pint Spenething
440,Vhis wrought, this Weildeeetilithetege Tee .74Atim,ii,tomputAtt.idiawat ,00.1 ot tonsea titn, letto 11.4144,, foes a the
•
emea ixdolbt hop. for A*1.111066 ilifirizitbeinergetindytitt tin try . reit -itievtor
• Anew I teethe The "Porte end alert fia, et*, .41,1410blunkstarsthentrio. they leuinever , people ,disturbed hitn, "This, is n
eee Via 031'8601010 Otelt4001.04 Dr il- tailed-% onto. 'We are SO *oldie of it 'mese eee to himself, mill
d d d MOW • ss
iltit* et° /n14 r ' ett ItAletnitlist
• fee es f6trit.'60 t bt telt
'on Sea toe beek sod .1 rtes.
liable' ',ink tiller liat holt et( , benknet sindyou slay
. Mrs. H. B. West
of Cornwallis, Nova Soothe
Winter has arrived and we are prepared for it. See our OVERCOATS for Men
„
and Boys- eGood_T.WEED$ for STILTS for Men and Boys. A large assolt-
ment of UNDERSHIR VS and DRAWERS, Top Shirts and Cardigan Jackets:- - '
• - Mantle Cloths, Warm Wool Wraps and Dress Goods for Ladies' and Misses.
Handseme Warm Caps andelaffiers. .While_ remembering the bead and body
we have not forgotten the feet se well -we have Leather BOOTS and SHOES,
Felt Boots and Shoes, Heavy and Light Rubbers, for Men and Boys,' also La-
dies' and Misses Rubbers, mitts aots io fileaiitobas, Snow Excludere, Plain
Cloth, Carnival, &c. Cardigaa Overshoes for Ladies' Boys,' Misses and Child-
' ren. Mackinaw Stockings for Men and Boys.' All at the eery lowest possible
prices. Inspection invited.
ADAMS' E MPO 1JM, R. .A.DA M S
LONDESBORO
$200 Worth
Of Other Medicines Failed
gy,
But 4 Hottles of Hood's Sarsapwritto
Cured.
"11 is With pleaatire that tell of the great
benefit derived frinit Heinen Sarsaparilla.
For 8 year's I have been badly afilleted wlth
Eryalpelat
breakii4 out With riming Beres (hiring hot
siminier
months. I liani sometimes not been
able to use my mobs for two months at a tinie.
,Beiairisclueed to try eleed's Sarsaparilla. I got
; °tie bottleitnit'spring, Onntnefieed usingit; fen
ee retch uetteie, got two bettlen. Mote; took
- them durhi the senmer, WAS able 14 do thy
liciuSeworik and
Walk two Mlles
WM6111,1194, not done for Slit years; Wier I
ete eitred eryei Iasi and rectironiena atiy
(Alta altileted: to 1.130
Hood's Siirsztparitta
'Ant- hatties earn rebre, fee me that *200
worth ef Other thing it the.litat
blood. .Plitilibt IMOWn." 11, sieset,
• Olturth street, eornwafll', N. ti.
HoOws PILL 114 natal.
' tAulkk be$818008, ;insoles, gala headaSite. IS*
CT'ST1TilSO
-THE LEADING -
UNDERTAKER
-AN6--
EMBALMER.
......mey••••••••
A FULL LIN OP
GOODS KEPT STOCK,
TbebestEmbalming Fluid used
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT ST. 'CLINTON
Residence over store.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
41111.41111/10101111111117/fINIShi.
THE RIGHT
The new model (1 the Bookford Watch, when
placed in a screw banal case, will fill a ion felt
...,Weixt-aniong . 1 armors, as it is not .dus • proof , • •L ,..--,- --.,•,,--T-..i,"v?
only, but very strong. The plate 'which the . : •:;•"."-1:',
wheels work betWeen, not being separated- by " - • '-vir,,r1C01
1,. • '-* :'i '':',''.:
• pillars as n e
WATCH
But by the bottom plate being turned out of a
solid piece of metal, with the edger lett et the
top plate to rest on; it also being pendant or lever '
set with sunk balance to prevent breaking, mak•-
For a Farmer -..',..;
ing in an a good rong watch .
1 CURE FITS!
Winn I sey I tine Ito not meen, Mandy to Ikon Mena
rot jstre and then bias Sudo rehire asal8,.,I mein a
etre. I bore wade theillieese et rirs, SIVILItP.
m. rensedy to eine the 'Wont cases. hennas beket
Wed le no reason for not now rewires a ouzo. sena at
one* for a treatise and a Tree nettle et toy inhume
smedg. Otte =PAM WA rotir.orrieS.
kip G. Rater. M. c.,..,tse ADELAIDE ST.
WEST. TORONTO, UHT.
sX or FALLING 1110laiRthilk iiaionsaitser.lutiworont
•
JOS. BIDDLECOMBE
• McLeod%
System RENOVATOR
. AND OTHER
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE.
For leptire, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Peeps-
tatiola of the Heart, Liver Conipleant,
Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Brenchille,
Consrunption, Gall Stones, 3aundiee,
tid-
nay and 'Urinary Inseams, St. Vitue' Dander,
Femele Irregularities and General Debility,
LABORATORY, GODER14110
3. bt. motto
Prop. and Minutia
-
Sold by J. R. Cortthe, (Mutt),
S. WitsOk,
. ,
GENERAL DEALER IN TININARE-
81.71tOte StetteTeeteNTon '
Repairing of lin Medi reseeptiy fleeted ea
• onside rites. A 'trial toecited •
•
elatereatuieepeasesensitlyeranatert, tie. •
tai corniniasion to loom part-tuno scents,
modiest position. Good ebaneeror
v8neemer4 Exelesiverterritoq.
_mCat ewers oillereelieteet
in and only_growets •
•
1nboth Canad8and United
Stott& Cleandatirdy _Steak
true tone -rile, ilna flar
treatment gonna,
teed. 110Ditte
town In our
erdere.
anneal,
410a
"h
from
other
honowyoti
account •or
low priest son
peonller mowing. -
gra: We con internit
any ono not earning gle
pre.iiiontil and bromine,
Don't not tatebeetatoot prft:
Vietie faitures tins or outer
ghee Vi'd eart tusk oseniten
petit iree. Addreee ror Peel
'MOWN l30,06.41o400ntinon
=is laeosOloreliable4 TORO
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