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as un ch as 1'.i-ipuo in the ldyt row moatlgb
during witch tinge I hxva nufieroti inte,la,;17
front rnottinouia, fallowoli 1 bro chic*'
Alfa trying varioiss a speol,9!. withollt.
lx;ite its ] alt tilos PO, tat Ayor s Clisi•ry..
rector)', las Oho ei!ct.,.t+ns noon incrYcioos
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Iliff31"c h4x1 goo,. Store, Long
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• ''Last Spring I was taboo down wide in
C,:-ippe. At isms 1 was cumpl,r:(1yerostrtt.
;loci oo dtiiiYutt wa? Liy breaaaat; thus
ally broth seemed pa if confined m an iron
cage I procUrttd •n bottle 4f PtYee6 Sherry
Pectoral, and no sooner' had 1 wan tatting
it thin relief followed. I Could not bei we
that the effect would t'o to rapid,' -4W. 11.
�Vil1 W s, Conk city, Li, Pala
g Trouble
"For mora than twenty-five years. I was
a sufferer from luny, trouble, attended with
coughing so seeert: at tines as to causo
hemorrhage, the poroteysins frequently last-
ing three cr bur hours. I was induced to
try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and -after taking
four bottles, was thoroughly cured; 1 eaugqonfiduntlyreconimcndt isinedicine."•-Franz
2loftn anis, Clay Centre, `-tie.
YEWS
• Cherry 1' d oral
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Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dreg -gists. Price Si ; six bottles, SS.
Prompt to act, sure to euro
Pie Huron News-Recora
1.50 a Year—$1.25 in Advance
Wothittsdav, Nov. 29tH 1893.
A PROMPT CURE.
GTNTLEMEN.—Having suffered over
two years with constipation, and the
doctors not having helped me, I con-
cluded.to try B. B. B., and before I had
used one bottle I was cured. I can also
recommend it for sick headache.
ETHEL 1). HAINES, Lakeview, Ont.
•
A singular story -almost incredible --
conies from Oxford, Pa. A potato
patch has just been giving a satis-
fautory yield. It is a patch of two
acres, and the product has been sold
for $215. During the past summer a
bolt of lightning scorched this potato
patch, making a dark circle about
twenty feet in diameter. If it had any
effect, it was more beneficial than it
was in a ease of which we have heard.
An old lady. sorely troubled with
rheumatism, was advised to try elec-
tricity as a remedy. "No," said she
emphatically, -I was struck by light-
ning once, and it did not do mo a bit of
good."
WELL ADAPTED.
THE effective action on the glandular
system and the blood, and the general
regulating tonic and purifying action of
B. B. B„ especially adapt it for the
bilious, nervous, costive or scrofulous.
From three to six bottles will cure all
blood diseases from a common )pimple
to the worst scrofulous sore.
A la Dundas Banner: The farmer
keeps some mild creatures called
calves. He takes the bark off
them and puts it into a churn, and the
result is the "farm product" called
shoes.
AN I31/tOELI NT. RE Iplm ''.,
G . liTIMMT.-We Itaye used.•Hag!,
tar 'e, Pectoral Balsam 11 �. bones:
ax' OVA' three yatl,ret, 114 t#><at1 ft. all sat-
eile It xomedy f01,r aft Worxrla f►t 00/1 114
and dells, Ia. throat and long tv'o lb a
it agoras instant relief,
a N f 1t,er)1E, C41,113hUffl ,Qx3k,
For Ove rFlfty Years.
Mas. \VINSLOo"d S oTIII?O gram, has been used by
millions of mothers for their children while teething.
f disturbed at nightmid broken Vf our rest 'by u
sick child suffering and icing with pais of Cutting
Teeth send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Wiii-
slow's Soothing fig rup" for Children Teothiing. 1
will relieve the poor little sufferer immodat.ly
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. It cares Diarrho a, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind C die, softens the Gums and re-
duces inflammation, and greet) tone an I energy to the
whole system. 'Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
for 'children teething is pleasant to the taste and
is the prescription of one of the oldest and best
fetnale physicians and nurses in the United States.
Price twenty .Ove cents a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
.'Mea WINI LOW'S la'oi.TIIINO SYRUP "
Churcih etiquette is a theme, but an
exchange gives the following sugges-
tions concerning church manners and,
by the way, they are good: "Having
entered a pew, move along ; do not
block up the end of the pew as if you
did not intend to have any one else
enter It, or es if you were holding it
for some special friends. Do not rise
to let others, but move along and leave
the pew invitingly open so that they
will know that they are welcome. if
a pew holding four has already three
in it, do not file out in formal pro-
cession to let a poor scared woman
go to the other end, but move along
and let her it to the end next to the
aisle. It is not necessary now for a
stalwart man to sit at the end ready to
smash ont and kill Indians, as possibly
it was once."
PREVAILING SICKNESS.
The most prevalent complaints at
this season are rheumatism, neuralgia,
'sore throat, inflammations and conges-
tions. For all these and other painful
ar d v Oil is the s Yellow troubles Httgy
best internal and external remedy.
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A wC!rntft1. f t ol'q�llf;a; ills ve,..
eeoltred a;verdict , at $800, (11141100
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1t gains' Iter 1alldlart'i for injuries, recdiy
est 10 the collap e;