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'“100k. not thou upon LtI;O-Wino when it is reed, when
itgeth his color in the cop, when inovetb itself
• m
, A. the last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth Ili.e
au adder.v..Pao. e. 23 vs. al ;PA
A Wanxixo.-:-A• man catt never recover
from the effeeta of each a seven years'
petite -lee as the -4e that 1 suffered, morally
oL physically. Lomas learned in tomb a
"Oelttiol aeci ten, foegottert ; impreseions made
in elicit a iititace of sinare pertnanent.f the
nature sv warped iu such crooked ways most
• eetain 11 tome degree the shape ; lodgments_
are -made by such horrible contacts aud as-
anciations„, that within hot the tnighty
Spirit of tied cae orad it te. YOU lit;
e-Teoy to you, Velciughack at the Jirb where.
1 -id Scorching -tit the bed of torture where
• the iron entered ety toati-yes, looking back
,at the poet, 5tec14iug aa 1. truat I do tinder
• • tke arch Of Limbo w, ono bac of which, resta
- c1,--oz...vans14103,-.o.ther . on Ithe
„Sonny,aloties-,T• earailise, I say to you, (11
Vie era the aw u1 eVif sprOadiog around youi,
bowaro ! Tamper tit With the accursed
thing,.and/may-,Cled forbid that 3 pu ehneld.
eircfAifferiis qtave suffered, or tie called
t,i) fight soch iv64410,as Lfooglit f�r hadi
and soul,-.Telta B. Gougles..tlittobiotimpltv,
Ounn-ron Brooklyptnan.
writes to the New Arerk $ad. ; "1 drank
:nor° intoxicating liquors- Wool .tho year.
:1857 to elle last cloy of 187S than any othei•
person lever knew or beard of ; and in the
tociuktiafoi kg* wing .this Wore OureeelidtTli
•ieracitre5 faro did Otte-
ee<it oh -many Others; andeffeeted perma-
nent cart* „, The rentedy ia this : When
a man fleas he toast ,havo a drink let hint
lake a drink of water; ;say two re4,,,,t1rhei
. swalloWs, its: often as, Mhc thirst or craving
may desire,' Let hint continue this prac-
. 'dee, ,Nia :old:chutes will laugh ; but let
him perseVere, and it will not, be a week
beftire the appetite for any kind of attain-
laut will disappear altogether, and water he,
taken to quench the natural thirst. If at
any timc. the victim should feel a craving,
---4ttkillatake,the.firatapportunity,'„and obtain
. swalloW of water, and he :can 'prise and
repass all aloons. . When he gees home at
night he will lcd satisfied and be sober,
:tad have money in. his pocket. I cora-
„alarmed th,firt Practice the first day of 187:4,
: and nevoithink ottaking a drink of AMA
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twenty -six feet, large trees entire, such. as
walnut trees, with the walnuts still sticking
to the stem, and the leaves and branches in
L perfect state of preservation. At t wen ty.
eiott kat doop a aoft chalk is found, mixed
with a vast quantity of shells, arid -the bod
is eleven feet thick. Under this, vegetables
are found again,
. ,
Napoleon's l'ropheey.
Napoleon the Great, when at St. 110
-
Woe, spoke as follows to Dr, O'Meara:
4 In the coniso of a few years Ruseitt
will leive Constantinople aud the great-
est pat cif Torliey and Greece. This I
hold to be As ceryin as if it had already
-taken placitse-• • ri the Patera], dOlupea
things in a IsCw years Tnrkey intuit full
to Roselle - The ,greatest part of• her rio;
['illation are Greeks, you may say ere
lenssions. The power s it would itejnre,
and who could ottpose it, are England,
•France, Prussia. and Anatria, „Now,
as to Austeift, it wilt be very easy for
.travit[c t.p elt/44ge, • her assietatto by-
gitipefkorabervm. and other prciiincee
borcleriner, an the Austrian 'Dominion,
,reaphing near the Constantinople. The
anli,leypOtbesia thet Prance end Eng-
land will ever -I -a -allied with sincerity;
will be in order to prevent this. But
even -this alliance will notavail. France,
• England end -Pussia, cannot effeet it,
and Once mistress of Constantinople,
Russia gets alt the commerce of the,
ilgediVrransan, becomes a. great naval
ii.ow-eleeetnd Odd knows what -mar littp.
pen. •Sho well tetierTaI with England,
march off an army to India Of ,00,000
good soldiers, which to Russia, is notb-
and 400,000 Cossacks, -.and Eng-
land roses India. Above all other
, powers Russia to be feared, especially
Liv England. Her soldines are braver
than the Auetriani, Red she hes the
means of raising as many as ithe pleases.
A hunclred years hence I shall be ap-
plauded tor my efforts to re-establish the
knigd atrof---Polandi-and-Edeopkiespeei,
ally England, Will latneut Unit I did not
succeed. There are only three rdethode of
attacking England with effect--detadt-
ing IrelenO frees her, capturing ha Indi-
an possessions or a descent on her coast.'
TUE rj0,1 413STINENOA PBIrOIiJIAi OL
nee. REortatirres.--;•The inhabitadts.ol the
East were not aecustorned then, and are
not accustomed now, to indulge in such
” het and-e041101434ettlekeesA--es-whittleeee,
"rem and brandy. These are almost peep-
„
--Van TroTAtri erica ri: But even Wide
* -*as eLof roducing debatichery;
thitt Je-ifairaVI-nMt is. c ifdreo to in.
delgo it at Itsuch abstlfienteLWaa.7'
• .wise -ann prudent then, it is fa , more so
to -day, the.preSenee of the fiercer forma
inteMpereace,that.'prevail • around us
• • e'verywhere. `And, considering that the use
of intoxigatingliquors is uot a necessity to
, our nature, but positively pernicious to the
-bpdy ; ponsidering, too, how it beelmula the
intellect, and demoralizes the whole soul.;
considering how insidious is the. habit of
drink in its, beginning, and bow desperately'
fatal it is in its grip, --how like gettiog into
t,he outer circles of the 3111.313ft-ore, or. the
-rapids of Niagara; considering how Many
.91ur• yonnvinen of the fairest -premise,
• and the •baightest intellects, have found
themselves, by-and-by, Satneon, blind -
.ed and shorn of their strength, and grinding.
. in. the. Prison-lreatte of .the,Thilistines-it
does seein as if, al). of us wheAave any re-
gard fpr God. or buinianity,.onght to unite
m an earnest and. detern:iined effort tar-
reat the spread of this dreadful curse.,--
4eptist freather.' • ”
500 head of cettle, tbe largest shire
merit made in one boat, left New •
York
for Liverpool, on Satnielay. •
The home Edwin Vorreet, ou Satur-
day, trotted a mile in the unparalWed
time of 2,11 on the track at Tarry-
town, on Bouner's farm, near New Yorke
The inteniini to soon give a public
exhibition of his speed.
English and Foreign.
•
• (beet) Victoria once exeluiled an
A.merican from her drawineeroom be-
cause she had remarried &wine the lit 3-
etinle_ofeher. dierpesed_leeteband
Usecni '
FROlTpyLN Safi OP A Gams, or
If, says a weita iiva German contemporary,
we reckon that atingle grain of wheat pro-
: dives 4ft,e' geeine, and that these fifty-wp1
producelfty gra iris more, and se en, we 6 nd
In the; mend. year., . .... ;graint
•In the third year 125,000 grata
In the sixth year,- ....... .15,625,000,000 grains',
In the t*Olith year..., . ,.244,140,025,000j000 mins*
The third year'Lerok would. give 300 men
one meal, letivtngenouglAranto'lead eight
pigs for one day, . The produce of the,single
gram in the twelfth year *Mild mace' to'
supply all the inhabirants of the earth with
.
. food during their life -time.
How TO IVIAKE COu'r.T-PLasrsa.-:-Soak
isinglass irt..a.littlelwa.rm water for t wenty.
font hours, thou et/operate Pearly all the
water.by gentle heat, dissolve the residue
a little proof-spirtts of wine, andstrain
the whole throukli,a, Piece of open linen.
The strained tnass'-ahould 4 stiff. jelly
when cool. New stretch a Piepe of 'silk or
•.sarsanet on it wooden frame, and fix it tight
with tacks or patiketliteade• Melt the jelly
and apply it to the silk thinly and evenly
• with a badgerlair brush, A second" coat-
ing must bo applied when.tho first has dried,
When both aro -dry, apply over tho whole
aurface two or tithes coatings of balsam of
'Pere:" -Plaster Pine blade tetrad to be vory
pliable, mar fiever breaks.
Ponery Meret.—It is stated in a Ger-
men paper that the -purity at 'milk may be
tested by the followittoo very simple method:
woll-polished knitting needle is dipped
into a deep vessel of.trtilk; and immediately
withdrawn hi an npright position • when,
if the sample be pow, sono of the duld will
be found to telhere toeit, while such is not
the case if water has been added to tho
, oven in the smallest proportions: •
Uri enartitotrx0 0 if ItIOSITillM, --At d113 City
Iredina, in Italy, and about foil:: miles
around it, wherever the earth is dug, tvhett.
Over the workriton arrive at a distance of
eixty-threo feet, they COMG to It bed of chalk
which they hero with ao auger, flee feet
deep. They then withdraw from, tho pit
before tho auger is removed, and upon its
extraction the water bursts up through the
aperture with groat violence,. and quickly
fills the newly made well, which continues
full, and is affected neither by rains nor
- &meth, 33nt what is the most remarkable
in this operation is. tho layers of earth as
WO deaden& At the depth of fourteen feet
are found the ruins of en ancient city, paved
streets, bathes, floors and eligerent pieces
of mason work, 'V ndor this is found a soft,
oozy earth, mad° up of vegetable, aria et
American.
Yellow fever has disappeared from
New Orients but is validly spreading
,
itilefain Phis;
-Abou t throe- weeks-woo-the:jure -cap
pet In the, adjuster's room ,Of the San
Frandsen -Mint was taken up° for the
first time in ffve years, and Was brned
,e.
foe the purpose of reducing the =limn.
latiOns otfilinge. The value of the bul-
lion obtained -was -$2,400,
Thomas E., eon of Sir Thomas Beeves,
Bart., Norrolhe England, suicided at
Daniel., Cele •on_AlredneSday, by. taking
morphine. Ile left a letter saynne that'
his life had been nsisspent. la had
Bright's- disease, and was very despond-
ent. lin was 26 years of age, and heti
been away from home a year:
A gentleman living at Fruit Vella,
near Ban Francisco, lide in hie -pets -tea;
pion a' fare floral otiriosity buten-
istshave repeatedly affirmed was a myth.
It la g,eniiine' pink pond lily., some-.
What larger and possessing a more deli-
cate pretume than the white potid lily;
Ie is the only specimen of the.kind ever
known on the Pacifie'coest.• .
It is reported that Lord'anieriu will
be removed front .St. Petersburg to Con-
sttintinople, with instructions to insist,
upon tlitrapeedy execution of the requir-
ed referme Seaisetee
, An officer in the Austrabi Army late"-
lv snatched a soldier's cravat off and
knoeked his eye O"ut 'With the bnckle,
because be thought he wore his collar
too high.
bonald Maelifeneie's West .Afticen
eNpet4tjon for the format ion.of_a_t_rgl.•
ing'station at Cape Juby, eirived „there
on blip 27th. The party wes re-
teelved by the netives.- ,
. The whole Of . the Latin quarter at
Serageva, Servia, was burned on Thum
(ley. .• It was caused by an explesion.
One thopeand buildings Were binned, in -
eluding the Catholic and Servianchurebe
es, and 10,600 persons are homeless.
, Ou and after the first of October nexe
all trarniairtferia -grain on the New
York Produce Exchange will be cop-
dueted on the cental system, instead of
by the bushel, It bas • been' psed in
California for some 'years, and proved
far more satisfactory thhtethe'old way,
. ASocialist named SoMeoff, imprisoned
at Oclease Russia, has just died in the
--lrcrsvital-f'rorn--the-eflbete--of ,a terrible --
burn inflicted with the intention Of self
destruOtion, Ile was leund. in a cell
eittine."over e petroleum lamp. The
flesh Oe'f his fingers- wasebonsumod, and
his back up to his neck horribly bu,rned.
He Was remove:3 to thb hospital, where.
he died..
AutuT 14, 179
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AriTENTION". •
ladi FURNITURE
Oanada. Oompaalv , • - • - -
A LisT oP IAND$ IN. aultox Ion seem nee
a 3.- the Canada Company may be seen et the office -of
tba undersigned.
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BEST..1.1004,14 PA,IDETts
AXE Ntrlitl.r. that the appointment of Weser
•.1. INIA.sox Ifun,,,x, a umaan, / gents ei
SPRING- BEDS,, mutual Fire Insurance Colgan
oi tut Co nt; of Wellington, is till day I:ant:elle
ATTRE$sEs- rAitit" has hcon sppointed, ,
• ogatala9p1 pthit tt inentlunrd't hv ntilit pliery,WilinTh.e!itelpil atrel
1,31ilittm and surrounding country, that he hes 401 Des .147b 1)Atiaieir*T°rNel."
imbeeriber brae to inform the inhabitants of llyn, Or
Nod a let lollitura More
ON YICTOBIA STREET,
QNfi rtoon soma .or negueos.
Parties in need of anything in hialito, aro respoutio4
invited to call and examine Ills goods before parches.
ing elsewhere.
Remember the place - Vietoria Street,
W. B. CRICH. •
Clinton, Jude 19,18.79. .
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:K,TrArist"Fpn. •
= tio:u ticilikoc;sion
'toad) Tuokeremith,teantainavalicres o firstrelsiteland,
about two milei frfriOlintbailltitalippape iipiront,gogd
hardwood Maher; aftiy biriatiddit enperioe-datiy.farm.
2. West Half et I4ot Eight in the Veventh domes.
don of Turnberry, fifty sores, good wheatland, BLICIniie#5
from Winghom and one mile front the Glenannati Sta.
tion of the Toronto, Cirej.atid Brno Railway. A small
clearance on the front balance'. hardwood Wilber.
Would sell cheap for ettel.4 or exchange for town proper-
ty:in Clinton. Apply to the owner, Samuel TheoWer, at
Eall.'s Mills, Clinton, or to the undersigned.
4.. Tho largo and conve.ntent Brick 2t00.0, in the Al.
bertStrentllloek,now ocaupied by Mr. 3a6.13iddleeembe.
• O. FIrst.olass grain store, at the Grand Trunk station
.•
belonginb to A, Itonleion.
7. Thol4rge !eatery huilOing and lot, adjoining th• e ,
Grand Trunk Station, formerly occupied by JITi. Bel.
o. -fry, with engine and boiler. Prediimes woll suited ter
etutettreeetriee purposes, pork -packing, &G. •
8:1.ot 0; on yieteria street, maiden surveil; a '
building lot, between the 0, T. Beihviiy and thc River
• well -fenced, planted with tree, good well, - •
9. Lot 2), Preilerlek street, belonging to M. Job»
IN CANADA. WILL BE MAILEDPowellGood frame cottage al live J.( urns. Well and
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puler,. Gees, garden. ,Tast Rooth of Mr, Wmakep, •
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TO ANY ADDRESS IN THEITNIT- HALN. '
the Dominion.
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4011,1EkutUirk,-itA,,liTo
Brigades,. ecroful6a, tiarri.
frorn atty. cause, and a tun.
Aired. other fliseiveti are, caused 14 an a eid fatmeirt, '
whieh pro lance inflammatory actien• Ilruntort's Ab-
sorbent will positively effect a out.e in it few hours; by
dab4ogr8bleintig, tpei.liit.pc.115.111pett,xlso,lvfir,00niini.vliaccteiyeilutieollu.048Segsltdrebl.
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Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of,A BSYSIO,
and for ourin_g Costiveness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul -Stomach, Breath,
• Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, *.
' Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bil.
iou sness, Dropsy, Tumors,Worras,
Neuralgia, as a Dinner Fill,
for urifying the Blood,
Are the most ef-'
ED STATES ,OR CAN' ADA, FREE.
biz POSTAGE, FOR THE KUM OF
'rho Weathee Englend (Invitee 'the
present Boasts% has been unprecedentedly
wet; mid tar mets nee .experienvinggreat
•• di -laced tv• in-savingempse.1,1
from a friend in Biafora we ascertain,
that in the month of January there was
only 1 clear day; and it rained --7
Pobruary, .61 -ear and: 227Weit- dayeT
March, 7",clear and 13 web days, April,:
• 2 clear and 14 wet days; agay, 3 clear
and.18 wet •days ; June not it single
elear day and 21 wet days; or for the
whale six months only 14 eh' ar. days 60
_Oleudy, 95 rain, 44 froat, and 6, snow I.
,
. Russia hesniany. and varied troubles.
It is estimated that the eattle plague
will infliet.a loss of $24,000,060 upon
tho. empire this 'year, and millictine of
bushels of. wheat areeheinge destroyed
annul:illy by emill beetle,' la Whose
OestructiVenese no sufficient check has
•
yet, been found. As an inducement" to
the people to -destroy the 'bleed,. a re.
v,,ard . was offered foe every quartof them
that were bronght id,. dead or olive ; but
$8,000,900 ben expended, in this
way without effect. , •
' The Marle,Lane Epee s of ebe 2Stle
ult., takes a yety" gloomy View of the
4ayeet praspects:inefleciat Beita in and
the 'Continent. . •it siiyseee:' 'The aintore
Innate fattireis Of .aine. OWii''. ail& other
countries arp . the chief -vietiulte of. the
catastrophe. Nexe than, perhaps,
their labeurnrs will SUMO i,n. the order
of suffering, and it is to be feared that .
many industriiiiis neen thrown
out tit* emploYmenteduring the greet ag-
ricultnrat crisis that •is now blade able:
But in the eases of' workmen -Who. are
forced by the stress:of bad times to em-
igrate, there ie often the comfeet of
-feelieg that neoessity to them is the
mother of,. better ' fortune than they
have enjoyed if Times had been
prosperous,
The laborer sees employ-
ment Slacken' liere and goes wgere he
niay .wcirk for himself "and 'earit..a com-
petency. He never sinks . below' his
status unlesS he stops Where there is.
no Work 'for him long enough' to be-
come. a pauper. The farmer,, on the
other hand, Insy lose his all in a, seas011.
BO ntterly bad Its the:present one, and he
will then be in tt, worse pesition than.
the laborer, as he not only loses a posi-
tion and. conifortsinvitich hd has been
neetistorned, but ha is 'less able to 'get a
A boy was 'driving to Botiton With a
lood Of meat, It eves a dark night, arid
be wes•singing loudly as lie entered a
suburb of the city. -.4. policeman, itt•.
iending simply to stop the noise, sprang
POS'-'0VO the 01143Ovi of a Ire°, grabbed
the horse by the head, arid 'cried out
Steite." The- boy thought that the po-
licemen was highwayman, apd'shot
puttingOtit one or his eyes. •
John t alter was indicted for =1*(1(4
in Guadalupe County; Texas, and re-
leased on bail. He empleyed his liber-
ty in attending religious services, and
became a real or pretended eouvert.
He went to a Methodiat 'camp meeting,
and was celdreising. the congregation,
when a rifle ball penetrated hie brain,
and he fell dead. Some friend of his
victirn. lied fired from. a distence, With
uneering aim. ' • -
Froderieli Malchtei a.. murderer, ven-
tured from his hiding place in the weeds'
to his .henie ,Wilberton, Itt He
feared the affects of the law, lege than
he did' his neighbors, who, as he knew,
would like to lynch bins. ilungry and
fatigued, however, he res.olvcd
take the risk ,of this visit, . It wits night
auzi, after eating a hearty Meal, lie lay
dawn on a bed to sleep, lirst plating a
loaded gun within yeach, and stationing
his wife at a window to keep a lookout
for lynchers., Ho had not slept lonalie-
fore she awoke Mtn to say that mounteel
Men. were appioaehing, tinhesitat-
legly shot himself through the heart.
A farmer, in the upper part of this
count3t last year, at different times, lost
five hems, All w6r6 ttikon sick; rely
much in timbal -tea way. The last dne was
out opeiietiter italied, and its maw Was
foundto be -completely packed with sand.
There is no doubt that the °there were
killed by sand in their maws. The
man on the kern that preceded this
gentleman -carried on the butchers' bus-
iness, put up' a great deal of corned beef
and eves in the luthit:of pouting Out the
pielrel in the field of the barn, where it
was very sandy, In licking the ground
tO get tho salt the horses had filled
themselves with sand. Indeed, it, is
said, they pawed it deep tele in the seed
e6 get, the salt.--egaston,"Vilit., Star.
enatee, ;lite. ea, ism
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GREAT .0 E.R.i:
• .:—F011 710. 50-
• feetive and conge-
r.
mal pureative ever .
discovered.They '
...ave_nuld.,:but 44-
:...„...,...,ip......e..,,y feallal ill their
" operation, moving
. the bowels. surely .
mostilierouo-hand
and without pant.
Although gentleA
in their operation,
they are still the
We Will send yott, bound in full Sheep, un et:shill:lee sea;:chpig.clithar-
011COStei_Oti011allY tie Medicine t at c.-- - Is
: mis_tviorvaightly_Rovie:v7,..,7 .ee. tiIiiigi, t.1..incijo. inalleh-. -atairnl-eheotevenlelAsi°;edd;vceine-alnlet- .....
... . -,,eror oliNi:yel„. . ,. .. ' 140-0(1. Ill small doses of 'one pill a day,
i I %CM ---d'ae tirev-erg.aus-uni---
-' pronlowVigmeas health.
Retail price, Worgester's Dictionary .. .. . .... ..$12.00 Aygles Pius hal;C• been known; for ' '
Suloicription•price, per annum, " Vertnightly”, , -more Ul, ••an a quarter or .. a cent • ,tny,-, and
have ..
ebtained-S,World-Witle:.4reptitation.XorAhen:*---,-.,-
- virtues. They-teerect, tlisetesed action irf• ''- - '•
the ,severat assimilative organs of the
body, and are so •coinposed that obstruc-
tions width], their range:cduoilrely'redlyowthyiteh-
ir'. .
stand or evade the. Not
'cure; the every -day .complaints of sverp,
body, but 'also formidable' and 'dangerous.: , .•
diseases that ! heve hailled the best': of:
human skill. *- '‘''While they,produce power- ,
ful effects, they.arceat the same 'time,,the
. • safeet and best physie for :children. By
evireaperient actiodetbey gripe much less •
than the common *purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
. :They reach the vital fenntain a of theislopellee,„
. and strenethen the system by treeliff,;,- 'it
Illigillallill ilflplati it:. Woniorful E- I
READING MATTER, MAKI:NG- IT ,urn , ,.• froni the elements of wealcoess. . ' '
' . • - Adapted.to alt and conditions ia
i *-7-' • ' . ''''''' . all climates, 'containrng neither 'calomel '
• . . , -... . ,
ONE OF THE MOST INTEREST- - , ,
gear ze1*a4 a Rem,eild Genuentan ,,,,telie cif ate nor,any deleterious drugethese Pills.rnee -
• • - eeenegigueieea/ Beetedee__. • .„: : be taloa with. sefety branybedy, Their' '
segai-ceating itreseetee them: eyer. fresh, . •
BONES *ANTE CI.' ,IfAannto,'Zifo.,'Brockville, Ont. ' '. , '
Dear Eqr,--L, ifI1101). MIQ yodra since your "-Consititu,. '13.alleitgllIpAnr.eeSi;h..veeing4ralieles,Iliniio to take.; 'while '
Kenai Catarrh Itemedy" was introduced. to me. rhave
waited this long to see if the ouro would .rainaitv per. frOm . their nee in any quani,irtIP.' °Ill arL•se. .
manont before doing this, my duty to you, awe t lirst • , ,
the happy effects seamed to me to be " too good to be . rasentert pr. '• ,
truo.". I was afflicted in my head for years before I '
suspected it to be Catarrh,. In reading in year Circular Dr. J. :G. AVER & CO.; Lowell, .61 ass.,.
I sewany'emie deserlbediin rmiily particular4..:The in. . , Priiiatioal and :Aindytirialeheinlits.
ward" drop"from the'libad had beecene,ferY disagree. SCAM' Int ALL DRUGGISTS RVERYWIIMIE.
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Or; wWwitliriveratrunabiliged; bound. hi-sheen-WWI-
.CESTEWS"DICTIONA1M-for-ilve yca'rly. subscribers
to Tao; FbirrxIGHTLIC RGYIEW, er for four yearly self..
scribers to the sante, we will give a copy of that famous
' work, bound in 2 vols., .SVImitv.k,rtatax, ItaradioN.
iAgents Wanted: -to .vhom va, will pay' te good.
commission to canvass their locality. 'Per particulars,
PER. ANNIT.M. IN Al)DITION TO order books, spehyten eopies, address:tho publish-
ers, . IISIXQEDX, CLARKE & O0'.• ;
. 00, York Sif.", 'Vireo to
TH. E LARGE AMOUNT OF LOCAL
NEWS CONTA.INED IN EVERY An ix A, pa pa
ISSITE, THERE IS A COMPLETE • O.A.T.A.Cl.x.3.)NtexlIZIUTAOlice/gem
ST.Tig.MARY. OF G-ENEIIAL NEWS uRES 0ATARE,
AND cA.R.gruLLY SELECTED
.PAPERS P;UBLISIIED;
• Good wagea ean be mado.by collecting and. shipping
hones and horns 16 no
• , f
..„11ags leaned. Prompt. rentittance, Per further,
particulars,itddreas •
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PETER R. LAMB & able and a choking sansatton often prevented nie from
3141g11/FLOTIfilERSi TORONTO. polled to sit _up in bed. Bly health and Lmirille Wer,i.
t'°" ' ' '' - "nyingl long ; I toind feel like on:tethering:and homeM-,-
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- -."----.::' - -7--; - • — . - -.-- seriously affected. Nifhen your Agent:came to walker.
I. , ten, id August,1870, I Bemired three bottles. Before I
- B, E M.0 V A
• had used iie 'quifter of the corftifitCbtond UAW; I
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foind decided relief, and when Msecl'IWO.boll les
ands third,1 guitlaidig it, feeling...Ono cured etthat
ailment, and have not need any silica, till of late I have
:taken some for a,cold in my head. A sense of duty to. •
sufferers fiom that toothsome disease, Catarrh, prompts
me to ()end you this Certificate, unsolicited, avitb leave'
to make what use et it you may Bee preper. ' . .' . _
. Y. "W".,tTrInt71).1).. ALL, Methodist minister.,
rite Okapis 9141°4't'ON 1•10..01311.,
.11aft removed to the proMtene known &a : ..-. Pat LIgin, Ont., Aug. 21,1878.
Aa for tiftlenindie Constitotionai to.' atof
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tarrn Reinedyt 'mid take no otlien: .., , . .
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. i'k .4. e; ]. )10,-67-4-6v311710 ..17110in.gilswg's Afzi et not:::::,'1D6'0:: ;;I:1;1". mij.;iltSiistandardthe_greatest article ce14etei s. e CS m poi' it I l-
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IMMO,' CHIllefICALS AND MEDICINES, pee Path% i Its effects are as Wonderful Mitt :1,3 •
• • DYE STUFFS; OILS, *e. . • : ' ..
u, with, despatch. - 01.1Y IT, , 8* TRY IT.. .6atiSfitctory as ever. ' . , .
i youthful color. . ,
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P.,e$eripyons, iteeelpts, aud Compounds; aft:. ..;.,-,-..--,..,-,--..,.. • ....; • , • ' :., . It teatores_grey or faded hair to ite
minuet; reb. 27i870.1 •
, VAllitIAGE lir(fIlliS It reinoves' ell ertiptione, itelung • .
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X ON E! 'T 0 IA 0 4 NEw
4 • IN 'B t Y T Pt . _ i cooling, soothing. sensation or great
, and dandrulf. It gives tire head
— ON EASY TERMS% , comfbit, and the scalp by its . use
, bedomeSwhite and clean. •
fly which the prinelpel can
„..., ,. 13y4te tonie properties • it restores
loo repaid la Part or all at • ,,VF. 0%, ‘: ' elle capillary glands to thOr hOraltii
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1 , vigor,'prefetiting baldness, and mak-
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A .,: • iug the hair grow thick and. •strong.
• As a dressino' nothing has beetiee....
vAT 0
iblind so effectua' or desirable,
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A. A. IIriyes, m.p., State -A ssayee
of Massachusetts, says, "Li.,,g14,0 con-
. stitnents are pure, and eareftilly se.
leeted for excellent quality'. e. and I
censiclel: it tho BEvr PIZEI'A itAil"ION
' for its„intended purposes,"
• Price. Ono lhillar.
. 33.1101gningiliageeS DYC)
J. IT. *COMBE,
CgplIgT P. DR1JOGIST,
Where he will keep for sale a Select and general aisdrt,
ment of . • •
• lio
cvlionngt,a man Capita' in the rani thne during the term
ie
,siet.lit To
• Bettor ain't .
' The valid climax of success is at last achieve , , W.FARE' AN. .
ed. The poor rejoice, tho sick arise and Walk- Whiten, Mareh.1878.
the 6111 IsasIt in the golden sunehine of perfect -----
frame need uolongee he endured. Da, Xxxo's
health, Tito 'physical miseties of tho,human S JAM ES C LARK
ewing Iittachines •
esmonxi.t. Clo.t.,DeN Cot POUND, forDyspepsia,
Consumption, Sick Headache, Corning up of •Vas.pleasare in minium eing to the Inhabitant/I (it Myth
Food, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Bilionsnest,
General Debility, Draftiness and Low Spirits.
This wonderful remedy will positively cure;
and that whero every remedy has failed, To
prove that this wonderful remedy will do all iP E 1) .
we °Win for it yott aro presented with a trial
bottle free of east, brwhich yott will readily
perceive lei woliderfal curative cmalities, and
which will show you what is ropier ono dollar
size bottle will do. t1 For sale by <I< IL Combo,
(Malan,. '
Beewen/A to -idea Salve.
• Tho host Wm:, iu tho world for Outs,Bruisea,
Sores,. Ulcers, Sall Rheum, 'ratter, Chapped
Hoods, Oh ilblaina, Corns, and till kinds of 'Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to gist west et tee Commerbisi
perfect satisfaetiot n eyery caie or money r0.
funded. Price 05 cents por box, 'For oalo by
It.Combe, Clinton.
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arid vtchnty, that he has opened out in the Carriage
making busineas, and i&now prepared to 1111 all ordera
for
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AND MADE AS GOOD AS NRW,
All kind§ of MACHINE mit IVISIIINGS
„Icept an hand.
Inorstono Tltr: rr.ita-lre1101/ STAt1.1T, one door
t. . ,.. .
It.. NOUSWOItTlit phi Mese 110X 105,, '• Opposite the Dominion 'Pelegraph Office.
' CagrOtt, Otit, Dly th , /f ay 23, lf47S.
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OAARIAGES, WAGGONk BUGGIES, Pee.,
upon the ,hoftt0(*nOtle, and at the Most reasonable
rates. NOno lmt first•elass workmen employed, and
the very best material used, IlEPAIRINO attended to
promptly , and entlafeetorily. TIOneE AtIORING it
spookily.
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Ahoellt for Fleury sARriculturel Implements,
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Ons ot ti.bEst mantllaetorieti in Canada. Call and atfd
samples of neepers.11owern, Seed tirMs,lIorae Rakes,
Ploughs, &c.,40., before purchasing eleewhere.
K.4i* SHOP ON OIJEIFIN $1tEE1..01
• FOR THE WHISKERS.
This eiggant preparaeion may he
relied on to chan,ge the cola or the
beard from gray or reny other undesite
able shadeeto brow{ or black, et d1-
C10t1Qt1 Th is pas' * applied, beingin
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one preparation, ax1 quickly and el-
fectually produces a permanent
which will neither rub nor wash oil%
Manufactured by R. P. RAU,. & CO.;
1t/AsiHIET,A0 NAIL
&lit/ All Dogging, oa beam ko.11012o,
a