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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TRH
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855
$2,000,000
$1.100,000
Head Olgoe, - MONTREAL'
J. U. 11. MOLSON, President.
M, WOLFEIt:3TAN THUMAS, General Manager
Notes discounted, Collections trade, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American ex•
change bought and sold at low-
est current rates.
I$Taaa9T AT 4 PER CENT. ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT
CAPITAL,
REST,
VARMM :Et 8 -
Money advanced to (muumuu their own notes
with one or mere endorsors. No nmrtgultc re
41P 1ulred ire security. If. C. Blit:N1'IiR,
Manager,
ULINTON
F.bruary,1854
G. McTaggart
AN(ER,
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
AGL'SEIM!,BANKING BUSINESS
TIM VS-4CTED.
,VO!AY Datf/Y I,Yxlletl.
luterasl Allowed wt Dclyoait,;.
C1nton, June 8th, 1591 655y
pelit'tItl'�.
T, C. Bruce,L.D.S.�.
Burson Dentist. Graduate. Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Under Graduate
University, of Toronto.
tl'ice--Keefer'S old stand, Comte' Block, Clinton.
N.B.—Will visit Blyth, professionally, every
Mond ty at Mason's Ilotel. - 575—y
G. H. COOK,
:satiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Ora lento
;,of the rur.,ato School of Dentistry.
Nitrous Oxide G.t•> administered for the painless
xtraetion teeth.
O.Hce—Snnith's Block, upstairs, opposite the
Post Office, Clinton.
grT Night Bell answered. 492y
° eftielri.
Dat'. GJJNN cV GIBSON.
FFICE Ontario St. a few doors east of Albert
USt.
W. GUNN• R. J. GIBSON.
DR. TURN8ULL.
.1. T.'rnrnhull, M. B, Toronto Univ. ; M. D. ;
C. NI., \'cataria Univ. 1f, C. 1'. .e S. Ont,
Fellow of the obstaraeal society of Edinburgh.
Lute ,f L)0,13i1, I;ng„ u51d 4liubur;h hospitals.
0fl'rl;—Ur. 0,(Vsley's stmt.!, Rnttenhnry St.
Ni;at tails an+.vere:l at Grand Union hotel.
E:e,trtn night, bell at front entrance,
d.. 6l\r. SHAD;l, M. D• C. M.
.1. W. Shaw, M. D. C. al., Physician, Surgeon,
kaeime41;r, etc, (Mice in the Palace bloeu,
It.tttenbory St, formerly occupied by Dr. Reeve,
Clinton Ont.
MANNING & SCOTT,
Barrld1er8,
Er,I,IOTT'S BLOCK, - CLINTON.
Money,toLoan.
AViSON & JOHNSTON, Law, Chancery,and
NJ Conveyancing. OIHre—\Vest Street, next
goer to Post Otilue, Coderich, Ont. 57.
��jj C. TIAYS, Solicitor, d•u, OfHce, cornu of
1 b' Square and \Neat Street, over Butler's noel:
Store, Goderieh, Ont. " 07.
a'T Money, to lend at lowest rates of intercot.
C•\MI'ION, Barrister,Attorney, Solicitor in
1+/ CI, uoiory, G:une,•yruu•or, &c. Mace over
Jordan's larva `tor,, the roonng formerly occu
pied by Ju.lge Doyle.
Fir Any a' count of money to loan at lowest
ates of intercut. 14y.
urttoucel•ii11g.
• H. W. BALL,
A UCTIONEF:i1 for Huron County. Sales at•
tool",1 to in any part of the County. Ad -
areas orders to Gnnaalcll I' O. V•I7.
Ca/A.S. IllAIHll.TON.
At,CT10NEER, land, loan and insnrnnce agent
Blyth. Sales attend, -1 in torn and enintre,
sn rnasonab!e terms. A list of farina nn'l villn�c
for Rale. Money to loan on real estate, at
ow rate, of interest. insurance effected on all
laaoea of property. Notes and debts cnlleetr.l.
Goods apprn.tard, and sold on commission. Bank-
rupt stocks bought and sold.
Bluth. Dec. 16, 1R.a8
Photographers
fos-it
9
OLIN TON.
Life Size Portraits a Specialty.
WO•ite!! to pod
MONEY to lend in Targe . or an ell sums• o
good mortgages or personal security a
the lowest current rates. H. HALE, Huron et
Clinton.
Clinton, Feb. 26,1881 1v
MONEY.
A large amount of Private money to loan. I.ow
et rate of interest C. A, HART':,
Solicitor=&c.
OMe • Perrin'. Bock,
FOR SALE.
rjiHE SUUSOItLSPat oilers for enle tour eligible
.1 Building Lute fronting on Albert Street; has
two fronting on ltattenbury street; either en
Woo or ht eepLamte lows, to salt purchasers. For
further particulars apply to the uuderetgntd.—k.
llI .4LEY, Clinton. 882
Woosate ANIONIMONWEiniosiallIMMIMINN
A. O. U. W.
'rho ('Iloton Lodge, No. 144, meets 1n Biddle•
trot a 1L,ll, oppoaitu tltp market, the lot and Sed
Fridays in eros month. Visitors cordially 10.
vitad. it. Srvsat>Art, 51. W.; J. U$AN, Recorder,
iTOOiiie,
(ILINTON Lodge, No. 8.4, A. F, & A.
lJ meets every Friday, on or atter the
;noon. Visiting brutbruu cordially invited.
RICH IIEYWOOD, w. u. OIYENBALLARD,Sao
Clinton Jan. 14 1800. 1-
L. 0. L. No. 710,
CY.I]NTON,
Meets e000No Monday of every
month. Hall, Budd fiat, Victoria
;-; block. Visiting brethren alwuye
h690 made welcome.
P CAN'IELON, Sec.
WM. WALKER, W. M
P1108. KEARNS, D.M;
Jubiloo Proceptory No, 131,
(Black Kni(J/eta of Ireland)
Sleets 1n the Clinton Orange }Tall, the second
\\'uilfiesda of every month, at 7.30 o'clock in
the evening. Visiting Sir Heights will always
eeeeive a hearty W0lcumc.
A. M. Torn, Worshipful Preceptor
UenitUN 1L,oLcv, Deputy Preceptor
.Parx>t CANTI[UIN, Registrar
Royal Black Proceptory 3371
Bla ckKnnirllets Of Ireland,
Meets in the Orange 11;11, Bly th, the Wednc
day after full moon of every month.
oval Black Prcceptory 3151
Black Knights of Ireland,
!leets in the Orange TTall, Godericb, the Third
Monday of every mouth. Visiting Knights always
made welcome,
W H MURN EY, Preceptor, Ooderich P 0
JAMES RUSK, Registrar, Goderieh P 0
•
S. HURON ORANGE DIRECTORY.
1892
Names of the District Masters, Primary
l.od)c \buster 5, their pint oilier( ad-
dtesses anti (late of melting.
A. M. TODD, W.C.M., Clinton F.O.
1311)r)UE,Pl1 Dltil'11IC'L'.
John Neil, \\'.D.\I., Centralia P. O.
219—itobt: Hutchinson, Greenway, Fri-
day on or before full moon.
(362—•Thous. 11. Cou rsey, Lo can, Saturday
on or be:ore full moon.
,403—Ric:lard flo:Igius, Lticn>, \Cet•
ue.wln.y on or 11:1000 fall moon.
820—William IIaggart, (;rand Bend,
Wednesday on or before fu11 tnoon.
890—\\', E. McRoberts, Iloplegrove,
Wednesday on or before fall moon.
924 --henry Lambruulc, Exeter, 1st Fri-
day in each month.
1071—,!oho Balls, Elimviltn, Saturday
on or before full moon.
1097—James Uathers, Sylvan, Alonday
on or before full moon.
1210—till twit Grieve, Slo>'u,V, Thurs:'ay
on or before full moon.
13.1;--(T. Lawson, Crediton, Tuesday
on or before lull moon.
(310—Joshua fluxtable, Centralia, Fri-
day on or alter full moon.
(101)1':LRIC11 DISTRICT.
Andrew 3lillian, \'.1).3T., Auburn 1'. 0.
115—\\'illis Bell, hodcrich, 1st 11.onday
in each Month.
ErItlay
on or before full (noon.
182—Charles 'rtvee(ly, Goderieh, lust
Tuesday in each month.
18J—Adaur ('untclon, 1lolniesyille, Mon-
day on or before full Mean.
2(12—,I:Ones Wells, Salt for,l, 3rd Wed
nesday in each month.
306—\letthocv Nhepp;rr(1: Clinton, lsl
' 101> lay 1n each 100(1111.
Tll'Lr,I:T1' DISTRr('T.
,f:Ines I1orn0Y, W. 1'. \\-inthrop P.O.
710—Win. Waiher, I ut011, 2(1(1 Mon-
day to e:toll tmnl' i.
813 .Janie. Donley, \Vintlt'op, last
Wednesday !slab full moon.
928—'fhonlnn Mel 1vecn, Summerhill,
1,1 11onnlny in each mouth.
826—John Brintuell, C'hiselhu>5t, lst
Monday in each month.
OT!,N1.1:1 DIS7'IiICT.
Robert Nicholson, \V,l>.11., Blake P. D.
24—John Pollock., Hayfield) 1st Monday
in each month,
30S—Jannis liPyo,, Varna, lst Tuesday
in each month.
833—Wm. Pollock, Hayfield, 1st'Wec'-
I1eR(llly In each month.
733—John Berry, 1len,n111, lst Thursday
in each month.
1035—\Cillism Itathwt'll, Varna, 1st
Thursday 111 each month.
liNoTlt,---Any omissions or other errors will
be pre aptly corrected on writing direct to the
County 5ldstcr, Bro. A. 0. Todd, Clinton P.0
ILII IIEADS, NOTE
116.0, Letter Heads, Tags,
Statements, Circulars, Business
Cards, Envelopes, Prograntn>es,
etc., ete.,printe l in a workman-
like manner and at Iow rates, at
THE NEWS -RECORD
FOR SALE.
The properly at present occupied by the
undereig,Ied as a residence on the Huron
Road, in the Town of Goderieh, consisting of
one half of an acro of land, good frame house
—story and a half—seven rooms, including
kitchen, hard and soft water, good stone
cellar, stable, wood and carriage houses,
There are also some goad fruit trees. This
property is beautifully situated and very
suitable for any person wishing to live retired.
For further particulars apply to
E. CAMPION,
542-tf Barrister, Goderieh.
1T� PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
(171 RENT.—Advertleers will end "The
�l Vewe•Itecord" one of the best mediums
in the County of Huron. Advertise in
"The News•ltecord"—Th. Double Cirenlatio.
Talks 10 Thousands. Rates es low as any.
TO THE FARM RVii.
Study your own interest and go where
you can get
Reliable b° Harness)
1 manufacture none but duo BIRO OF S•oocK.
Beware of shops that Mt cheap, as they hate
got to live 11fl' Cull met gut prices. Orders
by snail proulply attended to.:
a CP I LN J i :1 if .,
HARNESS EMPORIUM, BLI TAI. ON'\'
1. E. BLACKALL, Veterinary
8urgeen. honorary graduate of
>1tarie \'eturiaury College, treats
dlseuses of all domestic animals
on the most modern arid scientific
principles. 6.^J'0'alle attended to
eight or day, Wive iuuedl ttely west of the
old ltuyal Ilotel, Ontario struct. Ueeideuee—
Albert street, Clintuu. 549-31>1
ABEL S.:WEEMES, '
Civil Engineer, - P. L. Surveyor,
Draughism an, etc.
O;Hue—Epitope ht Perriu's Block, Clintuu, 'Ot:t
.ALLAN LINE
ROviAga MAILS'1'EAMS11Ii11'>t.
RF'D(DCTION IN RATES.
Steamers sail regularly frorn
Portland and Halifax to Liverpool
via Londonderry
10'It1NU Taal WINTER MONTHS.
Cabin, 540 and upward., Second Cabin, $25.
Steer+;;e ut lo»• rates. No Cattle carried,
STATE ALLAN tial p
LI NE, ! STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
via Londonderry, every Fortnight. Cabin. $40
and upwards, Sewed Cubic, 4.25. Steuruge at
low latus.
Apply to 11. & A. ALLAN, Montreal ; or to
A. U P AITISON or \V51. JACKSON, Clintuu.
• FOR FIRST CLASS,
HAIRCUTTING AND S!iAVIP3C.
Go to A. D. EVANS, FAsuloNAlsiE
Hamm, 2 doors east of N>1)0s-lircoIto Of -
flee. Special attention given 10 LA DI E9
AND CniumEN'a Haircutting.
POMPADOUR HAIRCU'r'l'ING A SPECIALTY
COPP'S
ALL PAPER
and I°aint Shop
IS STOCKED \VITH
A SELECT ASSORTMENT
F ---Hugon and Canadian
Wall :Papers
\VfTI} il01tn2115'1'O alATCIT,Ygrom five cent
rolls to the tino.tit gilt. }lasing boopht my Tapers
and faints for 41011 ash, Bud illy practical ex,
perk nee justify- ino iiMavnig that all wantln;' to
do;orntc their houses inside or paint them out-
side will tied it tu their advantage to gi\e me a
1011,
R•(i Shop, south of Oliver Johnston'shlael<smith
shop, and directly opposite Mr. J. Chidley's
reaidenco
ray,
JOSEPH COPP
Practical Paper Hanger and Painter
The lYloKiliop Mutual Fire
lasnranoe Company.
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.W
0(01(10 0.
Thos, E. Hays, President, Seaforth P. 0, ; tw.
1, Shannon. Seey,Trcas., Senferth P„0. ; John
Demuth, Manager, Setiforth P. 0.
DIRECTORS,
.las, Rroadfont, Seafortl, ; Ronald Ilona, Clin-
ton ; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton ; George Watt,
Harbscl: ; Joseph E; fins, lleecliwnnd ; .1 Shan-
non, Walton ; 'rhos. Cuncert, Uliutm>.,
A(F.NTS.
'rhos. Nnilans, i}arting<; Balt. 500>i1,1, son -
forth ; S. tla•nnchan, Se:aortic John u'Snllivan
and Geo. !dual ie, :.mi'tors,
Part lea dcai roes to effect imnlrn nee or
trans.:, t other business will he promptly attend •
ed to on rppliout.ion to any tf tilt alloy° officers,
addressee to their respective post 0niers.
ERRORS OF YOUNG MIO OLD
Organic weakness, Failing Memory, Lack of
Energy, Physical Decay. positively cured by
llazeiton's Cit•tliter. Oleo Nervous Debility,
14nnncnn of Sight, Lo •s of Aunbiticn, Unfitness
to Marry, Stunted Deve'opmunt, Lose of Power
l'ains fn the Back, Night Emissions, Drain in
line, Seminal Leases, Sleeplessness, Aversion
to Society, Unfit for Study, Excessive Indul-
gence, etc., etc. Every bottle guaranteed.
21,000 sold yearly. Address, enclosing stamp
for troatdao, J. E. HA%BETON, Graduated
Pharmacist Any Yonge St , Toronto, Ont.
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New Firm in the Old Stand.
The undersigned having pnrohn;ed the old
established meat buetneee of lair. Arthur Conch,
beg; to inform the public that ho will continue it
as it has heretofore been carried on.
1."Moate of all kinds in Beason. Orders taken
and delivered as usual.
Highest cash price paid for sheep/tine,hides
and tallow.
637 -11 JAMES A. FORD.
'` )y THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN,
•''7 /' 0ORES
RHEUMATISM
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Soreness
Stiffness, Swellings, Backache, Neu-
ralgia, Sciatica, Burns.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
Canadian Depot: TORONTO, ONT.
The Huron News -Record
$1.50 a Year—$1.25 ltd A>iyance
Wednesday, May 4th, 1892.
CANADIAN FOLK LORE.
SOLE O1'' 'flog Ia,UEEIt LEUENDS AND
11111.1111'4 PRAT STILL FIND Cltl:l)•
1:\011 AMONG '01114 1"ltE4CIi
CANADIAN 11004AN'rftY.
At the liret meeting of the Full(
Lore Saeiuty, heli: ill 3luntrua1 last
wook, Dlr, lid>lu gtlu111 read a pap( r,
entitled
"L.ES LUTI5s, HOBGOBLINS,"
brimful of interest. "1 will not at
tempt to•say auything about the
hobgoblin lure of the English
speaking race:," said the spanker,
"firstly, because 1 suppose that it
has been thoroughly studied and
end (Prftten up by members of both
the English end l\nlelioan f•olk•lol'n
6u6uties, and secondly, because 1
had neither • the tined nor tht
materials at hand to du anytlliuq
outside of the superstitions of lh,'
lutins connected directly .wile the
peasantry of french Canada."
Continuing, he said :—"It is evi-
dent that the goblin lure of Caiiiiilt;
was imported from France, and that
very few changes have even taken
place in the primitive Iron), execpt,
perhaps, in things connected with
the difl'orenie in climate or g>•o•
g'>lphical surroundings. The Iftench
etymology of the word itself it
rather obscure, while some lexicolo-
gists even pretend that its origin is
unknown. The L)'tiunnaire de
L'Acctdeiuie Fr(utcaiae !mikes the
word come from the old Norman
lutins, which meatus a ghost, a white
lady, or from the Walloon luton or
nuton. The Must (ancient form in
French is luitun. Friecl) ascribes
t0 It a German origin, and makes it
come from Taut, sound, noise, while
Grimm gives it a Latin derivation,
and
and says it might possibly cen>o
from from luctns,mourniug. Grand•
inage takes it fluid the Saxon lytel,
which has • formed tho modern
English little. '!'here seems to be
sumethingserious in this etymology,
inasmuch aa the goblin lore is of
Saxon origin, bud particularly av
the Most distinguishing char, lctor-
istic of the lutin is its diminutive
size. Be that as it may, authors
seem to be divided on the oriiu of
the word, but all "agree that th,-
superstition obtains,' under dif•
forent forms in all the countries of
Europe; of Seaudiuitviau, Saxon,
Celtic and Latin traditions. In the
1'rench•speaking parishes of the
Province of Quebec the lutins are
considered as mischievous, fun-lov
ing little spirits, which may be pro
tecting or aunoyin; household gode
or demons, according to the trout'
moat that they receive from the iu•
_mates of the louse whore they hav(,
chosen to dwell. It generally takes
tho form of a tlomestric pot, such as
a dog, a cat, a bird, a rabbit, or even
a reptile of the inoffensive species,
r, again, rats and llllee that have
learned to become familiar with the
!numbers of the household.
BLACK. 00'10
have always hada rather suspicio':s
reputation es associates of eorcereeses
and v:itches, but it is singular that
among our peasants they are re
garded as protecting goblins, and
tf>101 110 one would think of parting
%vitll then!, chasing thein away or
ill treating thorn in any manner.
Lucky is the luau obese house, or
bfn•n, or stable, have been chosen as
a Home by a large family of black
cats- White cats (they must bo of
spotless white) aro also considered
as lutins, but I do not think that
their protective abilities are as
highly appreciated as those of their
brothers of sombre hue. Th l same
may bo said of rabbits, birds or dogs,
which have never attained the
popularity of the cats, but who
occupy sometimes the popular posi-
tion of household spirits, but rather
in a lesser degree. I have knwn an
old farmer 'in the parish where I
was horn, to get in a groat excite-
ment and give a good thrashing to
a boy who had innocently killed a
small yellow snake which he had
seen crawling along the grass in
front of his house. The old man
said he would have preferred losing
his best horse rather than see that
snake killed. It had been living
in his cellar for some years past,
and he considered it es a good lutin
bringing him luck and prosperity.
I have said that lutins could be
protective or. annoying, according to
the treatment that they received.
The moat fantastic powers ore at-
tributed to the good lutins, and
there is hardly any good action or
any favorable intervention of which
they are not capable. They will
procure good weather for the crops,
they will watch over favorite an>
male, they will intercede for the
recovery of a sick member of th
household, and 1 have henry of an
enterprising lutin who would, der
ing the night, shave the fuse of his
master and blank his boots for Sun-
day moruing.
50 MUCH Pt/ ft THE GOOD LUTINS,
„Ile ale treated in a proper and
,IIS ctiouale (Wanner, but woe to the
sicked or unhappy man who will-
ingly 00 unluckily o1f des his house-
hold spirit, bo it under the frim of
a black cat, white dog or yellow
snake. Life for hint will 1) 0me 0
burden, and his days, and especially
his nights sill become a pretext for`
a long Beales of annoyance; and
persecutions • Of all kiudi, 011 Tis
ing in the morning llo will fin'.1 his
Louts filled with peas or with pet)
Wes ; his pantuloona will be sow,•d
up at the knee ; he will find salt in
his porridge and popper in his ten,
0nd the meat in his s-oup•kettleshell
be turned lute pieces of stool'. If
lie goes cutting hay or grail), lie
cannot get his scythe or 1>'s pickle
to cut properly ; in (0111tei' time the
water will freeze in his well and his
wife never can Couk a goo 1 tollrtier'e
—neat pie, without burning it
into a crisp. These aro only a few
of the ills that . await the poor man
4t his house or in his field ; but the
:table is Elie favorite place where the
lutin will snake his power felt.
Ile love: to take his revenge on the
'aw'olit0 horse of his offender. IIo
.will nightly, during 111ont1>1 and
numbs, braid or entangle the bait
f the tail and mane of the animal,
'lid when the farmer comes iu the
'corning to groom his roadster he
will find it in a terrible blight, all
covered with thistles or hurts.
Che lutins will even go farther
than that when they have been
„rnvcly insulted. They will find
:heir way into the stable during the
night, I110>1nt the horse, and ride it
It tho'highest speed until the wee
1>0>10'9 of the morning, returning it
:o its stall completely tired out,
hrokon down and all in a lather of
>wilnt. And what is the farmer to
,lo to cope with this ghostly enemy
.and to prevent his cnrryi•ng out his
system of persecution? Ile will
,p liukle with salt the path that
hauls to the stable, and ho will place
•t hag of salt against the door at the
int(Irior. of the stable, so that the
salt will be spilt when the lutin
tries to enter. It would seem that
LUTINS HAVE A HOLY (101111011 O1'
SALT,
And that they cannot pass where
tl•at condi11>01>1 has been strewn in
their way- But lutins will even
evade the silt and enter 11)0 build•
ing to play their ghostly tricks.
Then, there is only one way of put-
ting a stip to their annoyances,
The poasaut will have to kill one
_black and one white cat, and with
ilio strips of raw hides resulting
from that double murder he will
'make'ritt'lco &tree-n"ldi5ii'1'4 iiti1WiT'
dows for his stable and the lutin
rover was known that could crawl
through an aperture so protected
against h19 wiles. friendly lutin4
w:11 attach themselves to favorite
children and Snide then} s'tfoly
through 1110 infautiue maladies of
their tender years. They will
1 °friend sweet and comely maidens,
and favor thein in the subjugation
of a recalcitrant nweethcart, but
they must bo treated in a just, proper
and affectionate manner, because
I hey semi to ignore tho doctrine of
forgiveness, and, come what may,
they are bound to get even with
those who had the bad luck to in-
cur their ill will or their anger.
Such is the lore of the lutins of
French Canada. Ilov does it 00111 -
pare with the traditions of the gob-
lins of Saxon origin 4"
—
IIE POLICED IiIS WIFE.
1114 REMAINED AT 110.5111 AND CAUGHT (114R
WITH A CHICAGO DRUMMER.
Mrs. A. K. Tyson, leading soprano
singer in fashionable St. Mark's
episcopal church, Grand 'Rapids,
Mich.,the largest of tbatdenomination
in western Michigan, and Edward 11,
Mortimer, of Chicago, were arrested
Sunday afternoon in hislroom at the
hotel and were placed in jail. Mrs.
Tyson has been a favorite in St.
Mark's choir and in musical circles.
[ler husband is foreman of a large
printing establishment and lately
had doubted his wife's faithfulness.
He intercepted letters that had
passed between hie wife and Morti-
mer and laid a trap for her by pre
tending that be was going out of town
over Sunday. Mortimer formerly
lived there and is employed in
Mandel Brothers' in Chicago. Tyson
will push criminal charges against
the pair and then sue for divorce.
Mrs. Tyson is the etepdaughtar of
Henry Brown, a wealthy farmer liv•
ing near Saranac, and was married
five years ago. She has a daughter a
years old.
461111111rq
Thank You!
THIS 15 TUE UNIVERSAL TE,9TI-
IfIONYof those who have .u/fered fro(it
CIIR.OAZC IIRONCIIIT�H, COUQf2S,
COLDS, OR ANY FOlt.l( OI'' WAST-
ING DISEASES, after they have tried
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Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHIT1 $
—04" Lime and Soda.—
IT 15 ALIKOST AS PALATABLE
AS IiIILIC. IT 15 A 1YONI)llfl''('L
FLESH PRODUCER, It is i4Yr(I rt,r,l
endorsed by PI,ysiciaa.v. Avoid all
imitations or subs! itaflon.v. Sold by
all Druggists at 60e. and 51.00.
SCOTT & Il() WYE, lfrtlr ui((n,
A SURE CORE
Fon EI LI(IUSN ESS, CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS, SICK
HEADACHE, AND DISEASES OF THE
STOMACH, LIVER AND VOWELS.
THEY ARE rAILD,THCR000H AND PROMPT
IN ACTION, AND FORM A VALUABLE AID
TO BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS IN TH':
TREATMENT AND CURE OF CHRONIC
AND OBSTINATE DISEASES.
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DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORMS
OF ALL KINDS EN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS' SWEET AS SYRUP APFD
CANNOT HARM 'THE MOST.
CHILr)
UUMPHREYS'
Dlc.rlUdl'uaio 8'SroCiP>enE'',Scientifleailyand
carefully prepared prescriptions; reed for many
)ours la private practice with success,and for over
thirty years used by the people. Every single Spe-
cific is a special cure for the disease named,
These Specifics cure without druggidtg pnrg.
Ing or reducing the system, and are in flet and
deed the sovereign remedies oftlreWorld .
LIST OF PRINCIPAL NOS. 001(5(1. 10>10111'.
1 havers, Congestion, inflammation... .25
2 Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Colic.. .25•
3 Crying Colic, orTocthtugofInfants 2%
4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults.... .25g
s Dysentery, Grlplug BnlousColic.... .25.
v<3 Cholera ltlox•bus,'Vomiting .'25
gCoughs, Cold Bronchitis .25,
Neuralgia, Toothache,Faceacho.25,
9 Iieadaebes, SIcklleadache, Vertigo.!*
10 Dyspepsia,B1llous Stomach !3 s
1Snpprossed or Painful Periods:23
1'2 Whites, too Profnso Periods .25
13 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing.2(
14 salt ithcurrt, Orys(pelan, Eruptions
15 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains..25
16 Fever aud Aurae, Chills, Malaria. .50
17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding . (t
19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head o
;20 Whooping Cough. Violent Coughs. . O
f34 General 1),-bility.l'hysiealWeakness .50
B7 I.idncy l)isen.so .50
zy Nervous 9elfility Diseases1.08
'tui Urinary 7L_eakuW
css, eJtingBed.
3:L Diseases of thetleart,l alpltatlun 1.' 4f
Bold by Druggists, or snot postpaid on receipt or prim
Dn. BOnrnnrv$' ManuAL, (1.(4 pages) richly bound In cloth
and gold, 11, I LEU FREE.
In111/11Rrvs')a ED. CO., 111 & 118 William St.. Sea•rnrk.
SPECIFICS.
t<'Pf.f.f.S & 14It'll AltvSO • Co. Agents'
NON 1'IIEA.
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Sry"ipclas, Scrofula, &':n:'•'tc ?;l� of
`ho Heart, NervousoesU zusd Cel:eral
:Ue"rltlitp; all these uvul ❑any other Simi•
°?1' (:nn,l,la!lila viol Irl 11,c 1;,r iv ii,:i30nco
• 1' BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
ktrnple Bottles 10e ; Regular size Si.
For sale by all dealers.
T. 5111.1SUPtl( ax ('O., Proprietors, Toronto
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