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IS a bleed ailfoaae, ,Vlltil tlit o!spfr
J expelled frorrt the syeEem, there' eau'
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough coarse
of Ayer's SSarsuptarillo-,thebest of all
blood pyritlera, Who Bearer yon begin
the better ; delay is dangerous.
"I was troubled with,c¢tarfih for over
two years. ' I tried various remedies,
and was treated by a number of ph ei-
clans, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayerza Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and com-
pletely restored my health."e-Jesse M.
{Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. 0.
"When Ayer's ;;.,,raaparilla was rec-
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in-
clined to doubt its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben-
efit, I had no faith that anything would
cure me. 'became emaciated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the Dense of smell and
my system was badly deranged. it was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. -After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, I am convinced
:hat the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
—Charles 11. Maloney, 113 Elver et.,
Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,.
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Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa.
Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5.a bottle.
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Wednesday, Oct. 28th 1S92.
Toe E , li•h a- l •iere to the Soudan
were si pl'e I with Sr, .l lcohs Oil.
Ex Premier Mercier will be giv nl
a banquet Sa!uid rv, the 52nd auui
versary of his birth. .
"S T1 Sb' ACTORY RESULT'S."
5 r says Or. Corlett, xn rid and hnn-
ored practitioner. in 13r11evills, Ontario,
who writes: "ior Wasting Diseases
and Ser•,fula I have ,, e.1 S.ott'd Emul-
eion with the most satisfactory results."
—Rev. 1'.Ir. Carrothers, r'f the
Bailin Presbyterian church, had to
resign because of hia tirades against
dancing and card•playing.
Ayer's Pills, being unnveuieut, eflioao-
ione, and safe. are tbehee5 cathartic,
wheth-er on land or sea, in city or
uouutry. For constipation, sick head-
ache, indigestion, and torpid liver,
they never fail. Try a box of them ;
they aro pu4ar-ooated.
—The new water works system of
Lindsay, embracing seven milds of
pipe, was tested yesterday and tine
test was considesod satisfactory.
The great Or. Boerhaave left three
directions for preserving the heatth—
k',ep the feet w.r:n, the heal cool, and
the bow -la open. Had he practised in
our day.„ he might have added : and
g
purify th l r;ond with Ayer's S cts spa ilia;
for he certainly would cousider it tho
' beet.
—Mr. Thomas D. Mensa, florist,
a well known resident of Oritlia,fell
head first into a well yesterday, and
drowned before his wife's eyes.
IT is a eiog'tlar f tot that the cheap-
ness of an article should even tern por-
arilly retard its sale, and yet that was
the experience of Messrs. Tncttett ,A•
S.tn in the introduction of their now
famous ''Myr'lo Navy" tnhacco. Peo-
ple who had been in the habit of e-n,k-
iog the Guest \ri•giuia tobacco, could not
for a time be made to believe that they
were offered the same article at ahout
nue (half the old price, and it was nuly
by slow degrees tort`. they were induced
to put the glestinu to the test of ou actual
triol. When they did adopt that test
however, it never failed to satisfy thtm,
—Thomas Watson, for many
years a resident at Aylmer, Ottawa
county, and who died in Ottawa
city on Saturday, was buried to
day. ile was 101 years of age.
Consumption Cared.
An old physician, retirai from practice, having
hal placed in his hinds by an blast India mission-
ary the form Oa of n simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent ante ,.f Consumption,
Rrenchitis, Caton -1i, Ao•hma end all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous uobtfity and all Nerving Complaints,
after having toste.l its wonderful curative powers
i❑ thoneands ed cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his Hollering fellows. Aetnated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge, to an who desire it, this
recipe. iu German, French or English, with frill
e'rootlons fir preparing and nsing. Sent by maul
by addressing with stamp, naming this patter.
\V A. Novp." 820 Poerrs Bloch, Rochester, .Y.
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—A,
—A, Cameron, bartender at the
Grand Central Hotel, St. Thomas,
undertook one night to walk from
that hotel to a road house south of
St. T'Ttom-as and back, a distance of
about seven miles, for a wager of
$10. I -le was to make it in one
hour and fifty minutes, and succeed-
s I in one hour and twenty 'seven
Rl
in 0 tee.
{aevtol. To •M olrlbn8 • -Me Yeurby at
night 't+u4 bre en of your koet bs a eiPlc child
safferius audorying with piiu of getting tt'et th
It so send its cute Stud gist a' bettl'I of "lire,
Winslow%Bo9Q)lang,'i$ p't;fnfi Oalldren Tests
114kIto vurttt• is Kjjtet4lop lo, It will toilette
thepooxlittleStitlaiorIpani, Depana sou
it, ruotherai there ja no ktalte about it, It
Rugs Dyaeiit"r•y turd Dior Wee regulates the
etoaaalt awl bowolft, gurus \V1ud 00110.. aottaus
the gums, reduces luS tmtea'i •u slat fres tone
and energy to t'ae whole oyoto u. "Idea W,nslow's
$oothlag Syrup" fur chitdro, tee Wog to pleasant
to the torte and is the pre, a rtptioo of o p of the
1 at and boat tetania ltb in
ode a ya Wang and no rase
the Baited $tstoa, audio fur sale by a I dul3gish,
through ,lit .he world. Pries 23 es its a battle.
Be suro and ask for i•iKtts Wreazow'e !normae
Syaur," and t tk no othot kind. 666y
The body of John Anderson, a
blaokemith of Cleveland, Ohio,
who formerly lived at Stoney Creek
Ont., was round on the track of the
Grand Trunk railroad at a point
known as Morrison's Crossing bo-
tween two aud three miles west
of Niagara Falls, Out., -iu a flight -
fully iktangled condition. Tho
engine of the eaet•bouud passenger
train, due at Niagara Fells, Ont.,
shortly after 3 o'clock in the horn•
ing; was covered withlilood, and
the indications are that Anderson
was struck by this train.
THREW AWAY HIS CRUTCH ES—
A TRUE ACCOUNT OF A RE-
MARKABLE EVENT.
Statement Of Mr. McNee.
For eight years I was troubled with a
eore.on toy leg which resulted from hav-
ing it broken. The doctora kept me in
bed five months trying to heal it up, but
all to no purpose. I tried all sorts of
selves, liniments, ointments, pills and
blood;medicines but with un hrnefit. In
1883 it became s , had that I h td to sit
on one chair mud keep my foot nn an-
other for four mouths. I could not put
put my foot on the ground or the blood
would rush out iu a stream and my
leg swelled to twice its natural aizo.
E eve.' running sures developed on it
which reduced ma to a living skeleton
(I lost 70 lbe: in four months). Friends
advised me to go to the tloapital ; but
I would not. for I knew they would
takemy leg off. The doctor then wanted
to split it open and serape the hone, but I
was weak too stand the operation. One
cid lady said ithad tu-ned to black
erysipelas and d, lila never be cured. I
had never heard of Burdock blood 13it-
tere then, but I real of Minister, Rev.
Mr. Stout, who had been cured "t a
severe abcees on the neck by B. B. B.,
after in. ,heal aid had failed, and 1
thought I would try it. I washed the
leg with the Bitters and took th.'m ac
cordinv to direitinns. After u'Ing one
bottle I could wank on crutches, after
taking three, 1 threw away the crutches,
took a scythe and wont to work in ti,
field. At the end of the sixth b,ttle my
leg was entirely hauled up: cures 00
loose bone had worked out of it end the
cords came back to their natural places
again. That was nine yerre age and it
has never broken out since, I can walk
five miles to -day as fast as any eels, and
all this I owe to 13, B. B., which certain-
ly saved my leg if not my life I cheer•
fuqy rec dumei d it to all rufrerers
Give B. 13. 13 a trial, and it will cure
you as it did me.
Yours truly,
WM. McNEE, St, Ives 1', 0., On`.
Mr. E. C. Stndernon, the druggist
of St. Marys, Oat. certifies to the entire
truthfulness of the remarkable statement
made by Mr. t\IcNee, and sr.ys that sev-
eral other wonderful cures have boon
made io his district by thio tiurivatled
remedy for .bad blood, bitiourneas, con-
stipation and diaeaeses of the stomach,
liver, bowels and blood.
THE .I'NNh;RIiIP ANNEXA-
• TION MEETING. ,
(Detriot News)
However good a cause the Cana-
dian untexationists, headed by Gold -
win Sotith,may have,they will not be
able to help it by exaggerating the
traditional rights of free speech.
Crown -Attorney Meyers was re,
ceutly dismissed from office by the
Outerio Premier for the open advo,
cacy of the annexation of Canada
to the United States. Yesterday a
public meeting wart held at Wood-
stock to protest against "this
abridgement of the rights of free
A lF
Cr.
What better
freedom of
aheech do the Canadians want than
the right to repeat adliblituu,,yester-
day'rl scene at \Voodetock 1 Tule
advocacy of the transference of
the Canadian allegiance from the
Crown to the Union was freely in-
dulged without let or hindrance, and
the thing will be repeated from
time to time and nobody will ever
call anybody down. But these
gentlemen wont something more
than this They want the very
ute,nLers of' the government to be
accorded the right to favor rjeeeesion
from die vantage ground of official
life. Do not they know that there
are gravies or sta0des of "loyalty"? Is
it a denial of the right of free speech'
to insist that Government officials
would give their whole soul, mind
and strength to the Government 1
Do not they recognize that what
shouldate proper for a private citizen
to d8 a public official may not do 1
Has tier; mouth of Crown Attorney
Meyers really been closed 1 On the
contrary he is still shouting for an-
nexation -and nobody is stopping
him. He has simply lost his office
and the annexationists have lost
their sensesof proportion.
TRUE BLUE CAMLItONTAN PRESBYTER%
IAN.
An old Scotch farmer used to say
the following grace: Talc' off your
bonne's, honest men. Are they off
—Oh, Lord weld out a' the Papists
out o' the Lau'; pluck them out as we
do the thistles frae out o' the
ground; and pour down a shower o'
whittles upon a' the loons that wear
the lawn sleeves, for they eat up a'
the fat an' the lean o' the ran' an
tvinna lot a ppir body like hie gang
his sin way. Pitt a muckle dyke at -
ween us an' hell, hut a far muckier
ane atween us and the wild Irish,
O !grant that the grey mare break.
it •, ��� '��
RHEuiv vrisM�'-ecookvl)e Ont., aroyyl .
"I suffered intensely* with rhoumattetn in my ankloi,
Cculd>lotktand; rubbed than with
ST. JACQB$ OIL,
In the morning x walked without pain.",
N E U R tA:1 �1` L A.--wriiiesA JAMES aeobe O s tide Tenn relieve
Me of neuralgia, and it eirectuatly cured me,"
fit e
.IT Is *cs THEDES%M
11
no the tether, nor tho wind blew
the haystacks. Grant that we clay
keep the Brown unw, the Clruululit'
cow, au' 0 preserve us frac the
witches an' warlocks, an' beasts wi'
long nehs that gang in amang the
heather. Grant a' gude things an'
gude hairta to a' sic honest folks an'
a' wen present, au' I'tuy maser',
wha am as utuckle fig ony sax o'
them. Shower down blessings on a'
honest men that wear blue bonnets,
sic lice as Abraham, Isaac, an' Jacob
were in the holy Ian' o' Canaan.
Gi' to oursels an' the friends o'
Scotc(Iland weal en' fortitude till
endure a' the_ ills an' 11SCOW o'
tide life; au' what we've gotten is a
our aim., its naebody's business.
Grant a blessing ou the present
fayor. Auten."
NEWS NOTES.
— The Standard Bank of Chat
ham has been roobed of $1,000.
—Ottawa's output of lumber fo
the season was 428,000,000 feet.
— Last saason 3,000,000 pounds
of fish wertstcaught at Winnipeg.
—.Winnipeg sends twelve wheat
trains east every day.
—Paul Peel, of London, Ont., the
well known artist, died yesterday in
Paris.
—It is again annoueeed that Keil
tied) Chisholm, M. N, P. for Peel
will resign to to chis e.,ulrty renis
trar.
—'Inhere is considerable feeling fn
Brockville over the refusal of the
town authorities to relit the Town
Hall to Mrs Sheppard, who is Iec:
wring (against Rowan Catholicism.
—The Board of Iid,lu0,111) 1 •of
Detroit has adopted a resolution,
after a fierce 6,ht, practically ex
eluding Catholics frau, coaching in
the Detroit public shoots.
—Dr. Francis Dowling, of
Cincinnati, has leen studying the
effects of tobacco chewing on the
eyes. He concludes that chewing
the weed is bad for the eyes—wore
hurtful than smoking.
— William Chambers, need 105
of Dawn Mills, a veteran of \Vater
loo, went to Sarnia last week to
visit the tunnel, and was given a
reception by eone of the leading
CitiZ•1118.
—Rev. F. W. i3.eldwin, of Ayl•
mer, nephew of the Bishop of
Huron, has been elected rectorof Old
St. Paul's, Woodstock, vice Rural
Dean Wade, who has accepted the
rectorship of the Church of the .As-
cension, Hamilton.
—Acting.Secretary Spaulding has
instructed the collector of customs
at suspension Bridge, N. Y., to
classify imported dressed veal as a
raw or uumanufaetured article,
dutiable at the rate of 10 per cent.
ad valorem.
—A elan named Chriatian Peller,
while threshing with Wallace' Bros ,
near Preston, fell into the machine
feet first, and was mangled into
pieces up to his hips. Iie lived
for 20 minutes. He' leaves a wife
and three small children.
—Considerable excitenlnt was
created on Wall street yesterday by
an unknown loan, who tore down a
British flag from the front offi
of the Bank of British North
America, and after destroying it
walked away quietly.
—A special from Cheyenne says
the severest storm ever known on
the Union Pacific.railroad has been
raging at Cheyenne and as far west
as Ogden, Utali. 10 all directions
telegraphic communication was cut
off'. All railroads Have been block
ed.
r
—A Toronto boy named Milli-
gan, residing on Ed ward street, was
gathering horse chestnuts at the
corner of Hayter and Teraulay
streets, when he espied a large
bunch, of hurts on one of the top
branches. He threw a stone to dis-
lodge them, but the missile went
oval' the tree, and descending struck
a large plate glass valued at $150,
which was being placed upon the
wagon of the Cohban Manufactur-
ing Company. The boy's father
will be called upon to pay the dam
age.
—Mies Ellen Willis aged 21
years, was married on the 29th ult.,
in Marmon township, to a man
named Patrick Rogers, by Rev. Mr.
Laucks. A man named Ezra Fair -
man, to whom the young lady was
aleo engaged, learned of the mar••
riage, and astounded the young
bride with the information that
Rogers had a wife living in the
lunatic asylum. Fain -nen provided
a rig., and ho and the young woman
drove to Belleville on the following
day, where they were married by
Rev, Mr Baker.
—A fortune of $ 100,000 has been
left 1\'. Lee, a Kingston cigar -maker
—Nicholas Flood nava, it is re
ported, has left the Regina Leader,
—Wm. Schamerhorn, of Sidney
Ont., has been sentenced to five
years for arson.
—Up to the first of the current
month the shi.pneents this year of
cattle from the port of Montreal
had reached 86,877 head,
—At G,lderioh last week the
body of Mrs. F. B. Sheppard drift-
ed ashore from the wrecked steamer
Nashua.
—In the Stratford police court
recently Robert Nune was fined $20
for not sending his son Fred to
school. On payment of $10, and
there being no further complaints
received regarding the boy during
the year, the remaining- $10 will
not be exTi3ted.
—James Sutherland, a well
known Woodstock man, sold his
husinees and took train for the
States in company with a young
lady from Ingersoll, to. whom he
lune been paying attention of late.
Sutherland was a married man, but
for some time past Ile has not, it is
reported, • lived happily with his
wife. His hasty exit can only be
accounted for by this rumor.
—A stabbing affray took place in
the village of Port Credit on last
Friday evening, whereby a man
by the name of Patrick O'Neil made
a desperate and unwarranted at-
tempt to sever Wm. Beating's con•
unction with this world. The two
men had been attending Cooksvi1le
fair 'where they had indulged too
freely in tire cup that cheer>, and
oft crakes tt ratan a demon, when a
,ti..pti:•r:arose which It'd to a quarrel.
Then O'Neil drew a k cif.. and be,
fore anyone could interfere stalr!.'•d
Keating three dilferimt tithes. The
Lade in each illl'isioe made; I. ti iri-
Ide, if not a fatal gap, and to day
the wounded man's life is despaired
of.
—Overcome with shame and
anger at iter inability to punish one
of the refrac' 'ry boys iu her schoul,
Miss Alice Granger, a Chatham
school toucher, took her own life by
means of morphine. Aline Granger
has had charge of the school for
throe years and has always been
successful with her pupils until the
present torn, when tt half 'Iozen in-
corrigible boys came under her con-
trol. She finally determined to
use a rattan on Barry Bottling. He
rebelled, and in the scrimmage
other boys came to his aid and
blackened the teacher's eyes. She
at once closed school and returned
home and was found etretcbed
across her bed dead. An empty
phial of morphine lay beside her,
and in her hand wee found this
note : "I am tired of tryiug to teach
bad boys."
•
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