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HEALTHY N/GEjSTION,
OON AND A BLESSING TO MAN.
HIND.
Mutt LIre or A DYBPBPTIC ON& or CONSTANT
•M,a&i,Y—ONE WHO HAS Surriuuw /NOM ITe
IP,t.ties POINTS THS WAY TO R&M/WSW
Ens, h's.
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/Prom the Cornwall Freeholder.
The life of a dyepeptio is proverbially a
'miserable one, eliciting universal commis-
' •oration. Not so mnoh beoouee of the aot-
-nal paintulnese of the ailment, but largely
•because it projects its pessimistio shadows
••noon all the concerns of lite, and here they
sit like a deadly incubus ou every enter-
prise. An impaired digestion gives rise to
an irritability that exposes the person to
mnoh annoyance; besides being extremely
trying upon others. We are all aware of
the value of oheertuluese in life. It is a
flower of the rarest worth and strongest at-
tractions. It is a touic to the sick and a
disinfeotaut to the healthy. Those things
that deatioy a man's habitual cheerful,rees,
lessen hie usefulness, and ought therefore
to be restated by some drastli and eflicieut
reined). 'Phe duties that devolve upon the
average man and women are invested ill su
much difficulty as to put a premien' ou
hopefulness. The relation h, twee❑ tho
prevailing rn.'ude of the mind, and the
health of the digestive apperetns is close
and vital. llenoe it is not Aurpnsinh that
many would-be benefae,torra have caught
the patronage of saflerers from indigeetiou.
Judging by results 1)r, Williams' Ptnk Pllla
is a remedy unique in ite suecuse, therefore
it i3 co ,;i ;catty recommended as a safe and
adequate cure fur aease dyeuepeia., This
claim is substantiated by experience as the
follow:twg facts will show.
M:'.1). M;Crimmon, of Willtatnetowu,
Glengarry Co., suffered untold misery from
a severe atsaok of dyspepsia, which mani-
feetod itsott in triose many unpleasant ways
for which dyspepsia is notorious. Every
attemi,t to take food waste menace to every
feeling sf comfort, until the etomach was
releive,l of its burden by vomiting. When
not suffering from the presence of food in
the stomeuh, there were other symptoms
more or less disagreeable consequent to the
functional disturbance of the stomach, such
as impaired taste and appetite, unwonted
languor, increasing apathy andefailing am-
bition. Such an aggregation of the symp-
toms produoed a trying elate of affairs, and
relief was eagerly sought. One of the best
physioiane of the neighborhood was oonsuib-
ed. He prescribed. His medicine was ta-
ken and his directions followed, but unfor-
tunately three monthe of the treatment
brought no substantial relief, When 'Mrs
•MoOrimmon expressed her intention of try-
ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, the doctor
laughed snd held the thought in derision.
However, she decided she could not afford
to leave untried moll a well recommended
remedy' es Dr. Williams' Pink Piils. Hence
she took a course of this mediciue. which,
after a fair trial, was eminently anoceseful.
From being only able to take stale bread
and milk or so.-ia biscuits, she b,:camc able
to take a hearty heal of au v variety, with-
out the painfril effects that 011 es, asserted
themselves after every meal. It only re-
mains to be said Cat Iles MuCnnirn^u
Proved in flesh s^d general cotufott from
the fit•=t te.kinp; • ,. tLY.' I:.II•, nn t,o:uast
auythit,; going ,1 . would nal ,v'itl. ittrae-
ity. Dyspepsia became a tiling le .,, fro u;•
ed, anti' lar,tely b( 1011,;(111,• t') Ib. I, i -t. I t
is little v:r,nder thcri:fere, that et., urge.,. the
Orli' of Polk Pill:» up•, oh,.rs ai: tar;, ni
flicted,
Dr, S'.. 1 Un:,' rink Piile creat,.'
blood, Luild up h, ;''rues, and thue .lett,•
disease font the bistr ,;1, I11 hundreds of
cases the,. ha,e cunei after all other t le,;i•
eines iia,1 fa,le,1, ,faun establish' ,., tie
claim that they an. the Marcel among the
triumphs of modern medical acien,:c 1'h,. '
genuine Pink Pills ale hold cul) to Lux .s,
bearing the full trade mark, "Dr. lfi!luuuy'
Pink Pills for Pale People." Prutt•, , your-
self from imposition hy refusing any pial
that dose not boar the registered trade
mark around the box,
After 'Elio Boys.
During .1,n Endeavor Convention one
of the delegates, a yOtifIV hnyi1 e„s titan
alert and t•'tger. and telling of h,lttlie1
energy wnhui, caure suddenly upon .t
red-faced citizen, ,.vile, ev idcn11y had
been patronizing the lu,tel Isle Hot
ton holing 1h.' delegate uneerelnun
iously, he said:
"What are you fellows trying to du,
anyway? You are hot on tempera ins,
I ser by the papers. Du you thick you
coual in 'Ate a temperance roan of ice:?'
"No," replied the dell:gate i Hiking
him over flow head to foot wi'h a keeii
glance, elightly contemptuous, we
evidently couldn't do much with
you, but we are atter your b ly."
At this unexpected retort the 111
dropped his peculiar t.nrle, and it id •41' -
iou Sly : "VA, ell, I guests you h.ti e got
the right of it there. if somebody had
been after me when I was a hey, f
should he a better roan lo -day." --Our
Young People.
The only permanent cure for chronic,
catarrh in to thoroughly expel the poison
from the system by the faithful and per- ,
Filament nee of Ayer'e Sarsaparilla, Title
wonderful remedy proves sncceesfcl when
all other treatment has failed to relieve
the sufferer.
As a reward for five consecntivo
years of total ahatineuce from inLOX i
cants Geo. e'rncker, of San Francisco, I
was on Tuesday nwerded $5(NI,(t
Chas. (Jrocker,father of Geo„het ueath-
ed a portion of his property in his son
George, who was given to overindul-
gence in intoxicants, if within fifteen
years after the death of the father
George should slay sober for flve con-
secutive years.
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'Relief ,for •
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EMULSION*
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In CONSRIIIPTiON and tilt LEN
• D1SEASEB, SPI'["1ING Or moots. •
tdOItGU. LOSS OF APPETITE.
(% omen, TY. trio benefit.; of thle •
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snide are meat manlleiet. •
♦♦i��;ty 4kbthaarwwlldt��'ioatdst'Chb "fl. eA',"Bmurdon 1 teve tet
aaaigfat17 5ritednwarm=oe aitderestjLA n wrack kad troubled ma tor •
*btu the U0 6 sofa,, ardmed sonata tt.1 •
T;�, yr it(1tIAIt O,E„ itontireat
It» t: ltltrt1It er li bottle • •
. , ENC4, O.p Otic, **tem •
WHERE'S MOTHER.
Boreitng in flow Balmer or p4y.
This le what the children say;
Trooping, crowding, big and small,
On the thr'eabgld, in the hall—
Joining in the constant ory,
Ever ae the daye go by,
• "Where's mother?"
From the weary bed of pain
Thie sante gaeetion oomea again;
From the boy with sparkling eyes,
Bearing home his earliest prize;
From the bronzed and bearded son,
Perils past and honors won:
"Where's mother?"
Burdened with a lonely task,
One day we may vainly ask
For the comfort of her !sou,
For the rest of her embraee;
Let us love her while we may,
Well for us that we can say,
"Where's mother?"
Mother with untiring hands
At the poet of duty stands,
Patient, seeking not her own,
Anxious for the good alone
Of the children as they ory,
Ever as the days go by,
"Where's mother?"
A COMFORT SOMETIMES.
When health is far gone ha Consumption
then sometimes only ease and comfort can
be secured from the use of Soott's Emul-
sten, 1,‘' oat ie much better is to take this
medicine in time to save your health.
One of the suhecriher's to the build-
ing fund of the new First Methodist
('Murch, London, gave a note for a
gond round sum a vhltppTt time ago, the
first instalment payrle in January
and the balance "when I like," This Is
like what a Guelph merchant once did
when bored persistently for adebt.
He wrote out a note payable "six
,meths after convenience,” and the
creditor accepted it and presented it
for payment six months later, hut be
was told that it was not yet conven-
ient.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung tri Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave th$m Castorta.
Fumeitnrw Polishes.
Two furniture polishes are prepared as
follows: (1) Pot one gill each of turpen-
tine, spirits of wine and vinegar Into a
bottle with onA-third of a pint of linseed
o11; cork tightly and shake the bottle
briskly in order to ullx the various in-
gredients thoroughly before using. Duet
the furniture carefully, apply the polish
with a piece of soft, old flannel and rub
off at ODOP with a very soft duster. If
only a small quantity of polish is used
the furniture will brighten much more
easily than when the mixture is laid on
thickly. (2) Place two ounces of finely
shredded beeswax into a jar, adding to
it one mince of yellow soap, out small,
and enough turpentine to corer. Stand
the jar on the stove till all is melted.
When cold, the preparation is ready for
nes, and should be rubbed till a good
polish is procured.
Mynter!e, of Providence.
"I see," said the lady who wishes to
wear hloomera, ' that another woman has
been burned to death by her skirts catch-
ing on lire;. You never hear cafe woman's
bloomers catching on fire and burning
her to depth."
'Which simply goes to show," said
the husband of the lady who wishes to
wear bloomers, "how mysterious are the
ways of Providence.'"
PYNY - PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
1n a surprisingly short time. It's a sci-
entific certainty, tried and true, soothing
and healing in Its effects.
W. C. MoCouesa & Sou,
Bouchette, Que.
report 1n a letter that PyPectoral cure,?
nll Mrs.
0. Gamma of chronic cold in cheat and bronchial
taboo. and also cured W. O. MoComber of a
tong -standing weld,
11.111,
Ma. J, H. Harry, Chemist,
528 Yonge St., Toronto,pwditing prites:
Pectoral li a most thraluablecprep r aolnaho
hae given the utmost seto
have tried It many hating spoken tome of the
benefits derived from its nee In their families.
It is wettable for mrd or young, being ptaneant to
the taste. Its sale with me has been wonderntl
and I can always rnbmmend 1t as a safe and
reanble cough medicine
Large Bottle, 29 Cte.
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Lro.
Sole Proprietors
Moe'rusttr.
( atnadiant- want 0i ,,ell grain, meat,
cheese, butler, eggs and fruit to the
people of (treat Briiaitl. 'Tey are
willing to spend money for cold stor-
age, fast r•hips, railways and wagon
roads to get 1hclt' ptoducte Prom the
place of pi Ale tion to the place of cnn-
-utupliol,. Mit Canadians have to
learn the important factthat if they
want to enlarge their trade with for-
eign eenntrieC they rnnst reduce their
tariff to the lowest possible figure. If
1 they vtant to stall to other countries
they must buy from other countries.
if they want to increase their exports
of home products, they must increase
their imports of foreign products. The
whole thing is in a nutshell. A11
trade is barter; imports are in the
main pard for by exports, the part
played by specio in international trade
being et inpar'liv'ely trifling. As s1•,n-
gredien puts it in his work on "Free
Trade and English commerce," "If
you want to export. much yon must
import much. You cannot curtail
your imports without curtailing to the
same extent your, exports. Fur every
hundred pounds' worth of foreign ar-
ticles which, by prohibition or prohibi-
tory dntiee, you prevent coming into
your country, you prevent one hun
deed ' ri11(1.' worth of your own arti-
t les of pr duction from gorng abroad.
It canoe,, be repeated too often--be-
crtnse it is at the very root of the Saes
tion --that 10 restrict impo:ts is (by the
inexorable law of logical sequence) to
restrict exports to the satne extent,
and therefore to that, extent. to restrict
foreign trade. * • . Prac-
tically, Itil Interchange of commodities
is barter, and , money is merely a com-
mon standard by, which to measure
their relative values,"
FOR PUBLICATION
A Permanent Cure
A LfffrER THAT PROVES
THL VALUE OF PAI h►E'S
CELERY COMPOUND
A MEDICINE THAT MAF'.S PEOPI E
WELL AND KEEP13 THEM
WELL
Fergus, Ont., Sept. 22, 1896.
Gentlemen: —
The following testimonial, relative to
your Paine's Celery Compound, will no
doubt interest all who remember my testi
menial given more than two years apo
This long interval has afforded me ample
opportunity for judging of the effects of the
medicine.
I have always valued the duration of n
cure mere than the temnorary rebut. It is
difficult, if indeed it is poaaible, to get a
medicine that will produce a pertn:tuent
good effect, so much being dependent On
right use and dietary reeulations. \Ve
must help Paine', Celery Compound; we
must oc asider the quantity as we 11 as the
quality of the food we eat. I sen eorn-ueeei
by exi.erienoe that, if this medicine be pro-
perly used and afforded fair play, it wi!l rte:
good wcrk.
1 am past seventy; yet, since I took the
Paine's Celery Compound, I feel as well sty
an old man can feel• For this eouditiun
of health I can think of no other eau e
than use of the Compound, 1 am gentle.
men, Yours thankfully,
%ist:ri'ill
ausafJOEIN IRELAND.
Welts err Richardson Co.,
Montreal, P. Q.
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The executors of the will of the late
H. A. Massey have commenced the
payment of the bequests, and the
marked cheques that have been sent
out came in the wa-r of a pleasant st r -
prise, as it was not conrpulsoty to pay
for a period of twetity years. loose
already paid are 1 he Tipper Canada Bi-
ble Society, $2,000; the Haven, 95,000;
and Upper Cat,ada Trust Society, $2,-
000. Letters have been sent too the
Young Women's Christian Guild, the
Mimic() Industrial School, and the
Victoria School for Girls, asking to
wuom the cheques are to be sent, and
a9 soon as the replies are :'eceived
money will he forthcoming. Other
bequests will be paid fruin lime to
time, the ev.ecolors deriding as to the
order of payments,
ONE MINUI'E CURE FOR TO01 LI-
AC/IE.
111.igira1 in potency sod power, penetrat-
ing at mule t, the diseased nor ,.0. Norvil- 1 si
ins-- nerve p,ti:, cure—cures toot}lache in a
rnom.nt. N, rvtliue, the m tat marvellous i
pair, rcI tdy' known to science, tiny' be us
ed ter all neriw pains. .Test at ,?one its ef-
f
Tbe0(er 4t“tt 1R"r+x floe, ;
"Woy;'t remarked AR. lr/Se'Harker;
ar bo dropped b1 papas agr9Re bis:kneed
end looked Into .pace, "Io fie brute; afid•
barberon4 J3let1tutlon, ,1 opp't tU,gdeutsnd
why It Is thathuman 4440 will get to.
gather and pght looked of disouiilne
any 'lifferelltia tllflk
1007 0000 us1,t *aim,
gentlemanly manner."
"You ore tp favor of arbitration,
aren't you.," Bald hie wife
"Emphatically, If I had the power, I
wouldn't think of allowing any question,
however great or small, to be settled
otherwise. There to no need of allowing
passion to get the better of reason. The
moment we admit that might' makes
right, the great principle of justice 1s
sure to be sacrificed."
"By the WAY, P1enry, Mr. Dlgglee,
who owns the property next door, called
bare to see you this morning just before
you went down town."
"What did he want?"
"He Saye the fence between our lobe
is over on one side so that there le a strip
of hie ground six Inches wide In our
yard. "
"He said that, did be?"
"Yee. He thought you might not
know about it because the property hoe
never been surveyed since you bought It."
"He has the impudence to assert that
1 have been occupying Nix inches of hie
ground, has he?"
"That is what he said."
"Who told him all thiel"
"He ,aye he euspouted it all along,
and had It•surveyed yesterday, and that
the surveyor told bink"
"What is he going to do about it?"
"He says be is going to have a man
oome next week and move the fence
over."
"He le, is he? Well, I guess I'll have
something to say about that. He'e going
to yank that fence around to wherever
he chooses and give me any little patch
of the earth that happens to he left over
when he has all he wants, le be? That's
just like Diggle,."
"Are you going to hire a lawyer?"
"And pay out more than the whole
house and lot ooanbiued are worth? Not
try a jug -full."
"What vro you going to do about its"
"I'ns going to lick the $rat man that
lays his hand on that fence, and Digglea
In the bargain. It it's necessary I'll hire
a whole standing army and a Gatling
gun to etand guard over every post In
it. That's what I'm going to do about
it."
Opposed' to rt.
Mia Culture—What do you think of
Henry George's single tax idea?
Miss Guseinazton—Weil, I see no rea-
son why be should not tax eingle men,
but I dont think be eugbt to tax slams
women—it isn't our fault.—New fork
Weekly.
It Seemed Slot.
Mr. J. (ideal)—My love, did you have
a finger 1n this pieY
Mils. J. (practical)—Why, no, indeed.
NJne at my fingers are missing. —Detroit
Free Press.
8c'tcv.
Japan and Corea.
A true insight Into the nepirtttons'uf
the Japanese people anti the tr,'n't •it a'1,
their past hletory Is, 1 think,
a remark made to a French lonr'tn11,t. 1.y
It very tin de elecle 'Tokio point: on wh. u
it firer became known that tits rrnn's' ,'1
Shlnlono.ekl gave the N31Lad / n„
rights in the Land of the Mnrr,',g
''La Cnree, voyez-von=," said 1,.,t, frank
patriot, "o'est 1' Alsace lairs/ill) ,t i 2 ipon.
11'ldelee n la (teviA,- de vutro ti,,nthet
t1,
onu4 y penaerons tnn,jon-a n0av v
penserons toujnttrs, nous n'e a verb,
rons jamate," As a mutter of filet
there hos been ecttr('ely li i,rir•t in
,Japanese hlaiery i,.'hen the stl',j.et, of
the Mikado :11.1 nr t '':::hart. on ;,tr'r e n
t rpriso having f' r it , u'n t the „-,e .n(a
aril :tpprni.rl.,tl,.c • f ,'urea,. 1t 1; r^rr. R,r,
„lit when the 1..:o • -i .ilut;u •h'uti; h"' -
v over th; p,a,.,, :r,te of Sig, I',er•rut
reel wrote .,,1 toe 1103,'1 ' 1 h
u of 1- lr.ra 1.a 1,',r Ir 1f Japan,'
had 110 Lara •.1 t"1•,9f' r•',,r' the.
•'nrnnne into n 1,r.,.• ,r,,,l i:, p 6.1(.13
ati 1,n, tvl[h :t nu'. 3. ;,r ;,.r 1,.,•„i r n;:•a
trip b„ .r 1.,;11eI , r <.: ',' t.. ..'h
,11 Intertl'1,1 1r .. ,,^r it: th, if, It
j,I r;tc i,1 ,rr, r ,,,11 3it Jn rota
.3 the 413.1„ ., , • 71 ,rt. wen
1,.',I the i',•:,13,-311. . , . ,e and s,vonl
.r, ,: l":1'' : to. C. l,i: i;,.
It le n , ,e e t : e • ay that until
1!','"rnerinr ter,, '.1" r , .1 1t Impos-
,'t ir. for .1 n, .n.' :1 .iririted
.1: '.n• . cit,,: 1.• ,•,1,n„
..e,r„a ,', .7 ,^ 1. . . ..• - ..' ,, nester
a ,3,.. +1,.117, I.. •. ,:irt ,L'•i
1'.11 1 ,t' e • , h.,, r„ ,:t •
r r h• war, reve;a
i t *he 1, t:tt,,e1 1,•- to the (.or,'tn
.3 i r a long
:•It'nt+. 1,r', -',1 r'rs the inlan'I
11:101 In LII" I 1,r•',' ,1 `,.''.vain :he elft 1.,.
.; siltroe •n- N•,31 sltl;;t:,.tt'
scan•,., ,nrl.rle,, that n r far
Ire n thee,. ent.,r;.ria, a he, ring promote 1
the political frse,;om cold atrial preys,,
of 111(• 15.111:1,:rl4, tt,Py le/woortd 'c :le•
Inc,• of i.oln:t ,r, „t the Cure01,..
every ments1,11 0 n(b,i,te(1 to i'r.
fore $11'•'4 , .•e.t int„ 411e 4‘,'11,1'f '
Mocks
ell theexams of thdllowels,
Kidneys and Livers
carrying off gradually,
without weakening the
an the impar'
tical and font humors of
The oecr8Lioas ; at the
tame times Correct-
ing Acidity of the
Gtto�acsh,
enuring DBill
yspepsia,
eadaohm,Dizz! pnesss,
Bes:r'tburn, Constipa-
tion, Dryness of the
Skin, Dropsy, Dim-
ness of vii a n, J
dice, Salt Rheum,
sipelas, Scrofula,
uttering of the
Heart, Nervousness
and General Debility
an that and Many'othe
sifrtllar eemplaints yield
to the happy in''tlenc
er BURDOCK 131.00
BI s1,. ssou stussrarr.
T.MJLBURN8e8..
rt1**MVO .
Just a little better than the best.
v,1,;CA; kill
r S.
A mostmodesu f-yy .,',ICYCL !
Wheel. " , 5.,. s
Every advanced i•.'ra and richt trp-
to'thc-holm Inpro'r•r^,rtrt ie iu:m-
dnced in the n,a,., •np ,,f this
favorite mount. ,..op models will
be winners, and
We want
Agents
In all unrepresemerl districts. WIII
make the mem liberal terms to men
of the right sort. We mean to put
McCready W1w448 Inc,d and sh,rnl-
ders above all com-r•tit"re just the
beet that money and skill can make
Mem, Write for territory, and
write gnlck,
^�• R. A. McCready Co..r°'
TORONTO (fit
C. .4ti y 4 03
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Cure
RHEUMATISM
TC MO
Bristol's
SARSAP,ARiLLA
IT IS
PROMPT
RELIABLE
AND NEVER FAILS.
I_T WILL
IYKAILE
3f OU vtrEziak
Ask your Druggist or Dealer for it
RRA TO1'S •yPII iPAAI1LA.
Why don't yop,tree
Fountain
Per. ?
They save time andtemPer.
\Ve handle the celebrated
a
LANHAM'S
RIVAL . .
It has the slotted capillary
feed -piece. Therefore will
not flood or drop ink.
Do not allow dealers to
press upon you lines "just
as good," hut get the best.
It's Lapham's Rival.
If your stationer does not
handle it write us and we
will send you our retlucpd
price list.
The COPP, CLARK CO.,, Ltd.
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Old>I` "
lti'
old
CIGAIIETTES
W. l8. Kimball & 00.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y
5 b
Retail everywhere
per Package
11 FIRST S'I' PRIZE MEDALS.
r -.HRE RN;ASONS
Why our Sales of Stoves this fall
have been so much increased:
1st --We keep the largest assortment of Stoves in the County to choose from.
2nd—Our stook is composed of the leading stoves manufactured in Canada, such as
the Happy Thought., Honor Bright, Welcome Pearl, Famous Model, Grand Pen-
insular, Matchless, Favorite, Radiant Home, c@c.
3rd --We buy in large quantities direct from the manufacturers, and for spot cash, en-
abling ns to bey at the lowest prices possible.
The best grades of Coal always on hand and delivered to any part -of the town.
American and Canadian Coal Oil, See our new Lanterns,
HARLAND BROS.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, - - - CLINTON.
PlushParlor Suites only $25Reuar
ice
Solid Walnut Frames, 6 pieces, every pieoe a different color. See us forpExtension
Tables, High back Chairs, Lounges, Window Shades, Picture Frames, &c.
J .E3, 011 W,. 13.1J -Y-001-1
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td. _.
READY MADE A UIT--
$3, $4.50, $5, $5.50,
$6�,and $7.
Ordered Clothing from $7 up.
A 1''1 LL RANCE Irl' L1tDit:S' 11tiDI?HI'L(ITII1\G
FOR .THE S1: IER.
I't't fet•t' "ilt ibfa('tloil (uuw ailtt't (i,
COAGS & SON•
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)o You
FEEL SICK?
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`Disease commonly comes on with slight
symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
If you SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS-
PEPSIA or INDIGESTION, .
If you toe BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED, or have
LIVER COMPLAINT, . . . .
11 your COMPLEXION 1S SALLOW, or you
SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATING,
For OFFENSIVE BREATH sad ALL DISOR-
DERS OF THE STOMACH, .
MARK
TAKE RIPA6S TABULES
TAKE RIPANS TABULES
TAKE 'RIPAFIS TABULES
TAKE RIPANSTABULES.
Ripens Tabules Regulate the System and Preserve the Health.
Ripens Tabules act gently but promptly upon the liver, stomach ami intestines;
cleanse the system effectually', cure dyspepsia, habitual constipation", offensive
breath and headache. One TABULE taken at the first indication of indigestion,
biliousness, dizziness, distress after eating or depression of spirit., will surely and
quickly remove the whole difficulty. If given a fair trial ltipatts Tahul^;'ire an
infallible cure; they contain nothing injurious and are an economical remedy.
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TO ACS`
Biwa Tabnlea are sold by Aresadats, or by ,nail if,;
the price (SO menta a box) is game to Theolletons (hems',
foaa1 C om�pafy, No, 10 Sprues wai, New Ydt7r Satnplats:
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