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AT HAND
tr4 a dangr,>,t'ous .,mergency, Mutes
?BMW lsl:cTOW, is prompt to act and
Sure to cure, •. A dose taken on. the first
Symptoms ofCroupor Bronchitis, checks.
farther progress of these c mplalnts.
It softens the phlegm, sooths the in-
flamed membrane,and induces sleep.
As a remedy for colds, coughs, loss of
Noise, la grippe, pneumonia, and even
consumption, in its early -stages
AYER'S
Cherry . Pectoral
excels all •Similar preparations. It is
endorsed by leading physicians, is agree-
able to the taste, does not interfere with
digestion, and needs to be taken usually
in small doses.
" From repeated tests in my own family, Aye's
Cherry Pectoral has proved itself a very efficient
remedy for colds, coughs, and the vanous di,.
orders of the throat and lungs."—A. W. Bartlett
Pittsfield, N. H.
" For the Last as years I have been taking Ayer.;
Cherry Pectoral tor lung troubles, and amatwurec
that its use has
Saved My Life
I have recommended it to hundreds. I find the
most effective way of taking this medicine is in
small and frequent doses. —T. this medicine
P.
M., Sherman, Ohio.
" My wife suffered from a cold ; nothinghelpec
her but Ayers Cherry Pectoral whicn eected ,
cure.' —R. Amero, Plympton. N. S.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell Masa
Prompt to act, sure to cure
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—Diptheria, is prevalent at Kin-
cardine and the schools have been
closed.
"SATISFACroRY RESULTS."
S. says Dr. Corlett, an old and hon-
ored prec.itior-er, in Belleville, Ontario,
who writes : "F,r Wasting Diseases
and Scrofula I have uae•i Scott's Emuls-
ion with satisfactory results."
—Geo. Ireland accidentally
ei:iseled off a piece of one of his
lingers at Wingliam the other day.
INDIGE "TION CURED.
GENTLEMEN,—I was thoroughly cured
of indigestion by using only three bottles
of B, B, R. and truthfully recommened
it to all suffering from the same mal-
ady.
MRS. DAv1DSON,
Winnipeg, Man.
—Geo. McNally, has a perfectly
fermed turnip which 'weighs 18
pounds. His crop will run about
1,000 bushels. The seed was sown
in May.
THE F'EAR OR DEATH.
The fear of death is excited by any
severe attack of disease, especially colds
or coughs. This need not be where Dr.
Won -l'., N >rway Pine Syrin is kept on
hand for family use Th:s unrivalled
remedy cures c iugh., enlde, hoarseness
astbmt, bronchitis and all throat and
long dieases. Price 25c and 50 Sold
by druggists.
—John Reese, of Colorado, worth
$6,10,000, has been murdered iu
• r.F.... •r._15`2,1i1i :1.:zigs si,:>e^✓el..Q*^,> kted... of $3,-
.000 or $1,000. He had jest ref•
turned from a visit to relatives in
Wales;
RACKED WITH RHEUMATISM.
DEAR SIR,—For ten years I suffered
with theumatiarn in spring and fell, I
have been confined to bed for months
at a time, but since using B. 13. B I have
not suffered from the dyspepsia, whish
has tint troubld the shale usiuo the 13 TE
13., and I therefore think it a splendid
medicine.
IVIES. AMELtA BRENN,
Hayesiand, Ont.
—The other day Mr and Mrs.
Netterfi.tld celebrated their 63rd
wedding anniversary at Wiugham.
There were present 36 descendants,
while 67 were absent itt various
parts of the world.
HE QUIT THE DOCTOR.
(J erLEMEN,-1 was troubled with
dyspapyia for about four years end tried
eeveral reined es but found them of little
uss. I n-iticed an advertisement of
Bardook Riot 1 RRtttera, so I quit the
doctor, and started to use R. B. li.,
and soon lcund that there was nothing
to equal it. It took just three bottles to
effect a perfeit cure la my ogee, and I
can highly reoommeedthis excellent re-
medy to all
Bttwr, J. Rem, Wingham, Ont.
—Since the outbreak of the
cholera in the Russian dominions
thetes have been in the tieutenautcy
of the Caucasus 125,000 cases of
the disease and 65,000 depths.. Lt
Saratov there have been 31,080
cases and 11,000 deaths, and in St.
Petersburg 3 300 cases and 1,150
deathw, making in these three dia-
trects alone a total of 159,300 eases
and 77,000 detths.
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•i-„1•'1 a ehtPir,ggk} L,acr{/006 Club
will Wilke • t`vo., a gpshe tient 6ff
gu,glatdaPd. re1;<>a\d ogunpm
oing i t
Febual'y, •
fl' BEATS JACK FROST.
Mans Silts . We have titled flag
yard's Yeliow Ott .in our Wally and
now It ie a sure cure for Iumbygo and
from bites, My wife was su bad with
Iumliago that she could not eteaighten
herself, and Ytllow 011 completely cured
her, It has been a fortune to ue.
Olivae ALLEN, Owen, S-nund, Oat.
---Ormonde, the winner of the
1889 Derby, has been bought by
a Califoeniau from the Argentine
Republic syndicate for $ 150,000.
DOUBLY COMMENDED.
Slav,— I had a very bad cold and was
oured by two bottles of Hagyard'e Pec-
toral Balsam, I menet do witheut it.
Mits. W. C. H. PERRY,
Sea Gull, Ont.
DEAR SIRe,—I coo highly recommend
Elagyard'a Pectoral Bahian, as the beet
remedy for coughs and cold 1 have ever
used.
Mies F.STEPHENSON,
Oakland, Ont.
Mr. Ashton Fletcher, Q. C., of
Woodstock, who was 'stricken with
paralysis the other day at Rodney
died on Saturday morning at his
home.
IT is the testimony of all men who
have tried it that "Myrtle Navy" to-
bacco has the most 'delfoious flavor of
any tobacco in the market, and that it
leaves Dune of the noplesant effects in
the mouth that :nose tobaccos do, The
reason for this is the high and pure
quality of the leaf, which is the finest
known in Virginia, and the absence of all
deleterious matter in the manufacture.
The C. P. R. steamship Em.
press of Japan made 17 knots an
hour all the way from Yokohama to
Victoria, B. C., and beat the Paci-
fic record. She passed safely
through the typhoon which wreck-
ed the Bokhara.
"Nothing succeeds like success," and
nothing will more quickly insure success
than true merit. 1'or fifty years, Ayer's
Sore„parilla has maintained its popular-
ity as the elupertor blood purifier. It
stands upon its own merits and never
fails to give satisfaction.
—The Welland Grand Jury found
no bill in the celebrated case of
Queen vs. Wood, perjury, in con-
nection with the protest trial of
1Vm. German, ex.M. P. A true
bill watt fonud against him at a
former ceurt here, and great inter•
est was taken ill the case.
".V.-Ohe tical success and modieal
triumph ' A speaks an erninent r hysi-
cian in reference to Ayer's Cherry Pecto-
ral; and the eulogy was DODO too erronr.
No other medicine is so safe sad effioaot-
ous in all diseases of the throat and
lunge.
—An accident occurred at the
Union Furniture Factory, Wing.
ham, Tuesday afternoon, whereby
Mr. Lawrence Pearen Buffered - the
loss of the four fiugere on the right
hand. The story is easy told—the
the buzz saw.
A TRAVELLER REJOICING.
Sunlmereide, Y. E. I., Oct. 10, 1888:
"Having ueed St. Jaeubs Oil for a badly
sprained knee, I can toatify to its pee-
nliarly curative properties, as lean than
one bottle oompletely cured the sprain.”
G$ORGK GREGG, Traveller for J. C. Ayer
& C.,•
--Rev. Canon Robert Baynes
58 years old, of Catharine mail,
Twickeuhatn, Eng., who was arrest-
ed in August on the charge of
assaulting Miriam Louise Cogswell,
aged ten, was to -day° found guilty
and sentenced to eighteen n,ontit'a
imprisonment. Rev. Mr. Baynes is
an honorary canon.of the Church of
England.
Consumption Cured.
An old physielan, retired front practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission-
ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Atehma and all throat and
Lang Affections, also a positive and radical euro
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
do thousand, of cases, hes felt it his duty to make
it known to big uttering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human enffering, I
will tend free of charge, to all 'who desire it, this
recipe. in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. rent by mail
by addressing with stem'•.^naming this paper.
W -A. NOYES, 820 Poaeere Block, Rochester, V. y.
650—y
—A. horrible accident took place
near Tteumseh, Essex County, on
Monday. The 4 -year-old daughter
of William St. Louis, living on the
Tecumseh Road, was the victim,
and elle was literally roasted alive.
Mrs. St. Louis was snaking soap
and the little girl , wan playing
around the fire. Coming too close,
her dress became ignited and she
was instantly enveloped in flames.
Before her distracted mother could
reach her to render aid the clothes
were hurried from her body end the
hair from her head. The flesh was
burned horribly and the child's
sufferings were heartrending.
Anvre.. TO MOTHER,. Are yon disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by it sick child
mitering andorying with pain of Cutting Teeth.
If an send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs
Winelow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth
ing. Its valne ie incalculable. It will relieve
the poor little Buffeter immediatety, Depend upon
it, mothers; there 12 no mistake about it. It
aurae Dysentery and D}arrhom regulates the
stomach and bowels, mires Wind Collo, softens
the gime, reduces inflammation and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. "Mrs Winelow's
Soothing Syrup" fur children teething is pleasant
to the tanto and is the preeeeription of n p of the
oldcat
and beet female physis}one and no rees in
the United States, and is for Halo by al] iuggiste
throughout the world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Be snre and ask for "M.ns. WINSLew'S Snoring°
SYnrr," and ink i no ether kind. 056y
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sprains, Cruises, i urns, Swellings.
nig CHARLES A. yeaELER COMPANY, I attlnlare, Md.
Canadian Depot; TORONTO, ONT.
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POKER RUINED HIM...„
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A TRAVELLER LOSES 1118 MONEY AT
THE GAMING TABLE.
THEN GOES TO 1118 ROOM IN THE
HOTEL AND COMMITS SUICIDE,
George Roberts, a commercial
traveller ,committed suicide at
Orillia Friday night. For years
Roberts travelled through Ontario
for Milburn cit Co., and no harder
working or more popular man was
on the road.' He was only 28 years
of age, 'fine looking and of splendid
physique, standing over six feet
high and weighing 220 pcunda.
He waa,doing well with Milburn
& Co. but lost his eituatiou through
hie propensities for gambling. Ho
has been . lately jobbing in cigars
for Brener Bros, London, and carne
to Orillia on Friday, October 21.
He has .$100 in hie pocket, and
had no difficulty in getting into a
little game of draw. It started in the
afternoon, and wore along wtih vary•
ing successes till tea time, and llual-
ly narrowed down till three others
and' Roberts were the only players
left. - A 'few hours' play and
Roberta arose from the table penni-
less.
He was around on Sunday and
Monday, but afterwards kept to his
room a good deal and Friday was
not Been at all. About 7.30 James
Young, ono of his associates went
up to his room, tapping on the door
and entered. He found Roberts
on the bud dead. On the dresser
were three bottles labelled Lauda'
num, Coinorer Beatton was noti•
flea, The following letter address-
ed to the proprietor of the hotel
was found : '
Dear Sir,—I am Berry to cause
you any trouble on account. -of my
actione..-__The facts are I have been
a confirmed gambler for years, to
my ruin, and I have completed my
destruction this trip. I started on
the lowest rung of the ladder and
few young men stood the chance for
success that I.did, but the friendly
game of poker ruined me at last.
I see no way out of my diffit:ulties,
and if I did I know well that the
fascination would lead me on again.
Kindly post letters for me at
once. The ono to my brother may,
reach him in duo time, but I have
not been in communication with
him for six months. Do not waste
time and money in looking up my
relatives, as I have done nothing
for theta and they are ill able to
bear expense on my account. You
know the parties with whom I also
ciated here, and as they have won
one way and another about $100
from me, probably they will be°
generous enough to bear the ex•
pause of providing a corner six by
two somewhere in the towe. I do
not mean sarcasm at heart; they are
a good lot of fellows. Let my ac-
tion have as little notoriety ae poss-
ble if it refits with you. Again ask-
ing your forgiveness for my trouble
to you, I remain yours truly.
GEO. ROBERTS.
He had left six lettere altogether
to be posted, one addressed to his
brother in Montreal, the balance
probably relating to business. The
jury simply returned a verdics that
deceased came to his death from the
effects of poison administered by
his own. hand.
The coroner reprimanded them
for not alluding in some way to the
evils of gambling, which is carried
On extensively here as in other
towns.
Deceased's father is a blacksmith
residing at Woodburn, near Hamil-
ton.
His brother took the body away
Mouda3 morning.
NEWS NOTES.
—John McKay, of Toronto who
is ill with the typhoid fever, escap-
ed from his rooni on Saturday night
in a state of delirium and ran along
Bloor street west, in hie night
clothes until arrested by Police-
men Leonard and taken to Police
station, where he was identified
and sent home. He escaped again
and was taken to the jail.
His recovery is doubtful.
—John Gavan, aged 11 years,
and Robert Cooper, aged 14 years,
living near Exeter, were arrested
by Chief Constable Gill, of Exeter,
on a charge of burglarizing Wynd's
store at Shipka. They were COM.
rnitted for trial and taken to God•
erich jail. Patrick Gavan, father
of one of the boys, was also arresters
for also having stolen
good in hag
possession, and was released on bail.
Chief Constable Gill now has the
goods.
ti
SEASICKNESS.
SUNDRY THEORIES, WISE AND OTHER-
w1SB, ABOUT ITS PREVENT{0N,
For the prevention of seasickness
a curious notion seems to bo coot -
'non that 'the stomach should be
\kept as full as possible, says 'l'lte
Lancet, rhea have we seen stout
old men and womou take with
praiseworthy persistence—had the
result been slstiefaetory—biscuits,
brandy and soda, apples, a pint of
porter, a fed het ring, and various
other edibles and potables with au
entire want of success in retaining
them, a course of procedure pecul
iarly trying to thoeo who happen to
be Blanding, or rather lying, on the
verge of the act of t itiu . Were
we to counsel t ase w to are liable
to this effectio we should recom-
mend as folio 'a: Take a moderate
meal two houreboforegoingon boat d.
Remain on deck amidships, well
protected against cold, as long as
possible. As soon as the premoni-
tory symptoms appear retire to the
berth, undress ae quickly as postibte,
and lie flat on the back for the first
twelve or even twenty four hours
wstbout food. Then take a small
portion of dry bread and roast beef
without fluid ; this the stomach will
probably retain. If there is much.
movement of the vessel lie quiet
again of even go upon deck, and in
the course of thirty-six or forty-
eight hours the system will have
recovered itself, and no fat titer trou-
ble will be experienced. It is a
mistake to introduce a quantity of
fluid, even of strong coffee, into the
flaccid stomach, but if sickness
persist, a glass of champagne will
probably prove serviceable. In
some few persons quinine or anti-
pyrin, chloral or potassium bromide
may act well, but as a rule medicine
of all kinds should be eschewed by
those who do not wish to aggravate
what is already hard to bear.
—I-tev. Geoage Gentle, a popular
young minister of Washingtouville,
Ohio, has been sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary upon con -
victiou of attempted assault.
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