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tra to the
U,56.
aiobe for
n ddvern
$2.75.
ereby get
dr, free.
it, the best
world, $1
T
Totinsoav night last with the coldest tint;
'iviuter, so far.
BAPTIST services will continue, In the
Temperance Hallgevery Sunday evening.
TEN year old spring chickens have been
abUihdantlrl,+010 disrin; the last. few days.
SACI;AldE , rALServlces in connection w;ta
tWillis church will be held on Sundav•,ne.xt .
Are interesting Menitoka letter, front
Thos. I1agyard, is crowded out this week.
It will appear next.
IS ale Tann going to b
done
n If towards
it is
holdPair ing a Christmas,
time the thing was under way.
Wit had a pleasant call from Mr. W. R.
Davis, Mayor, of Mitchell, on Tuesday, He
reports general business as anything but
rushing.
MAD Doo.—On Wednesday a *mall dog,
belonging to Mr. A. Clark, and supposed to
be mad, was killed to prevent it doing any
damage.
Show S•roose.—A heavy snow storm set
in last week, continuing for several days,
the fall amountiug to about eighteen inches.
The weather being sharp and frosty, good
njeighing was the consequence.
Y. M. C. A.—Owing to 'their being an-
other meeting to be held in Willis church;
on Friday evening, the meeting of the Young
People's Associatian will be held this
(Thursday) evening.
MEcaANzcs' INSTITUTE.—A meeting of
the directors of the Mechanics' Institute
Will be held this evening, to take steps to-
wards re-establishing the Institute. There
should be a full attendance.
DaA1:rGE.—We understand that the Wing-
ham
VinS
ham Ames has changed hands, Mr. Sullivan,
late head master of Dundas High Schfioi,
having become the proprietor, Mr. Galbraith
being retained in connection with the office.
v
•u^(y.ONB!I'ABLE'F.TfIG Ti, of Wingham, arrived
here on Tues , evening with two prison-
ve-
rod was held
etpal business
Tiaob abeept-
` 41i, a }pori
;" k anciFg With
,Writ. tk usual
re Qommibee
dates for the
by,he use
bernifd
t. r
oil 'use ap• y
e ho g" of ers, on his say o Gclderieh. Ile wished to
nm ed"the remain ov r night, btdt the rock -up facilities
e,, and here
ever fnads at
fo>
hi
swauta asel
h e-
levelp ranc@ had to "go west." Q
m, the noun- WE do not think there is any person in
light and town that would steal wood or coal. Never-
theless there are different ones that com-
plain of frequently losing such, and there
are those residing In town who seldom
buy any, which makes it look rather suspi-
cious.
SPECIAL SERVICES.—The special services
n counectiou with the Methodist church
jl continue, Rev. Mr. Clement, of Strat-
lucted 'n Monday and Tues -
>•d that Rev. Dr.
present this
submitted
*.building
tempo -
of the
'adder
h
n in Goderich
iness in these
ry du . b Teves thei'e is
less done in Win - tam in one day
oderich and Clinton put together.
am Times. (Don't .you believe it,
ue has been "stuffing',you, plan.
. CONVENTION.—A meeting of the ex-
1ye committee of the Huron county
bath school association was recently
in the Methodist church, Clinton, to
e arrangements for a Sabbath School
nvention, when it was decided to hold
same in Wingham, on the lith and 12th
cember next.
ABLY A FIRE.-41.tew evenings since
place in town, some hot ashes were
from a stove and thrown outside. As
nee, they fell on a manure heap,
ting some straw therein It was soon
ze. Had it not been disLtovered by
passing, a serious fire would in all
have been the result.
AR3f.—On Thursday morning
was sounded, and steam got
en it was discover-
:51iney on the house
fie firemen deserve
s iu responding to
from considerable
kly on the spot.
(sequence of the
ngements have
r the use of his
, and when the
t the following
ve the alarm : B.
reitr of Molson's
orner Mill and Maple
t house on the right
et. Persotis living in
town tvil,l alarm the
ry. .,
Wliltteeljttii eh,
The weather has set in very .stormy; the
snow is deep, tbrra are li+e #set dri£te god
eleighing is good. Root crops have g1I beep,
got in. .Among the most successful in turnips
we learn that Mr. John Steen; West Wawa.
posh, on weighing four of his average Whips'
found them to go 8511 lbs,• --tope and recite off,
—the effect of a top dressing of *alt.
Mr. McCraib, Kinloss, bee lost a ten-year-
old daughter, by diphtheria, '`There are one
or more other case* in the neighborhood.
Mr. James Gaunt, Kinloss, has ehGt down
bis saw mill until after New Years.
e
ac
been"
. ailfM.
w 'that
a has not
d that Mr,
ted a shop
ce open
ter, -of Bur -
has reeei•yed
.f Elorai and
on the 4th.
d
d
6
Ili
—A. young man, son
;batty, recently went
' e uo in object of which
e •1•too sq pie urge manufacturing
lhrn$n re8} could learn a trade
u b'1g be .N.., y issatisfiecl with farni-
eing of Opinion that the could do
be elsewhere. Being an intelligent
man he kept his eyes open in the
se of his wandering, and adding the
4n,fiirmation he gleaned by inquiry to that
which he obtained by observation he came
to the conclusion that "the thing is over-
done, business is bad iu all branches," and
he returned home last week, satisfied that
farming is the best of businesses, and deter-
mined to stick thereto.
POULTRY AssoCIATION.—On Friday after-
noon a meeting for the formation of a Poul-
try Association was held here, when the
following officers were appointed:—Presi-
'dent, Rev. G. Clark, Blyth; Vice -President,
A. Dickson, Goderich; Treasurer, W. Mur-
ray, Clinton; Secretary, Walter Coats, Clin-
ton; Managing Committee, G. Irving, W.
Smith, and W. Coats, Clinton; D. Ferguson,
Goderich. , A fair amount has been subscrib-
ed towards the funds of the as;;ociation,
and it has every prospect of. success. It is
iutendedto hold an exhibition, in the this
towp, about the first week in March.
Sothe - of the- fanciers Are importing birds
from the old country, and seem determined
to work lip the poultry interest of Mils sec..
tion. -
•
HULLET-T.
Moistures.. —There is not likely to be any
ohange in the Council of this township next
year. All the membera having given general
satisfaction, arid, thus far, there being no 'ex-
pressed disire to ohange any of them. To get
their equals for efficiency is possible, but to
get their superiors, is impossible.
FARM•SOLD.—Mr. Geo. Flintoff has dispos-
ed of part of lot 13, 5tlt con. of Hallett -50
acres—to Mr. Henry Freeman, for the sum
of 1,425. There is only a small clearance on
the place and no buildings.
SocLtr..—A social, on behalf of the Episco-
pal church, will be held at'liie- residence of
Mr. Chas. Lovett, Base Lipe, to -morrow (Fri-
day) evening.
GODER1CH• TOWNSHIP.
Marx:xuu'r-Last week some mean wretch
entered the, 111ethodiat church, at Tipperary,
and stole therefrom a table cover.
PROLIFIC; Sb}v.—Mr. Geo. A. Cooper, of lot
40, 911i con„ Goderich township, has a four-
year-old Berkshire sow that has brought forth
eighteeone pigs and rained seventy-five of that
number. Now, who's got the champion sow ?
POSTAL 17'ArILITTEs.—In-reference to #,hey
•petitiol y forwarded:. to the I?oStn1if`trx'3
get the Malls from Stratfot'
er, the following lette'tz fro
t has been- received by tri
regret to see, holds out.'
e:.
beg to adktlowledg'e the receipt
the 8th meta : ebpipfalnin of the
.orrespotidltnte fol' 01iiit,efrand 'othe
of tho Buffalo .;a'ntdLake
'Jd N 51r
ngemeiits, . as regards ru .
t in force. In reply i am to
ostmaster Genera Chas quite reach
r his consIderritlont a iii:mus regre s
is power w ltboutJncllgips ludas ex=
e a remedy Te' the lucon*erde e6'b ni-
— --
BLYTH.
ASSISTANCE.—Efforts are being made to
procure the services of a young man to labor
in connedtion with the Rev Mr. Clark, on the.
Blyth Circuit Methodist Church. If such• is
obtained, (incl it is ireare than vrobableitwill}-
This will give preaching at Blyth morning
and evening, and the other appointment will'
receive greater attention than it was possiblt
to give them under the existingplan. It was
high time that something eves done in this re-
spect, as the circuit is too large for oneper*
son to do justice to.
EXPLANATION.—Rev. Mr. Broad, B.C. min-
ister of Colborne, before preaching in the Blyth
Methodist Church on the 18th inst., stated that
he wished to placeihimself right with the pec.
pie, as he had not found things as expected or
my they had been represented to him with re-
ference to establishing an appointment there.
Ile withdrew an announcement to preach,
which he had made, and stated that he would
preach there no more. ,
•
HOLM ESV
PROPERTY SOLD.—Mr. E. Kelly has dispos-
ed of his property and business here, to Mr.
A Duff, teacher, for the sum of $800, Mr Duff
takes possession 1st of January.
INArrENTIVE TO TUE Pectic—The other day
several intending passengers waited theap-
proach of the morning train here, for the pur."
pose of going east, but the train did not stop
to allow them to get on, although the semap-
hore was raised. The reason for this unusual
proceeding is best known to the railroad Au-
tharities but the practice will not raise them
in the eyes of the public.
HURON ITEMS• —
$
4
sacxso-
LOTHING: AND FURN ISH1N
"VICTORIA "BLOCK, CLINTON, ONT.
1i$TA¢LIBIIED. X854.: •
41* .Oeaga tiyrtf,pa2
NO Oilier Mediae* in the World wits
given Inch M tent of its curative ciu;4ll1ies•
Beaelvlie Uitaant Srscr, Inthree yearefee,o.
million* four hundred thoutiand smell bottle*
cf this .medicine were distributed fro of
c1arlle by"Druggiete.in this aoantry to these
afllietod with Coesutnption, Aathena, Crone,.
severe Coughs, Pneumonia, and other.diaeailea
of the throat and lungs, gild/3g the Arneri---
can people, undeniable proof that (laansAN.
Sxnur will cure them, The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village in
the Clematis and 'United Statea are reoom-
mending it to their cnstemere. Gia to"l'onr
Druggist and ask what they know about
Sample Bottles 10 ciente. Regular size, 76
cents. Three doses will relieve any case.
Mr. Davis, of Uaborne, has ;14 foot 2 -'heel
mangold
Prone the age of 1 to 80.
• Thousands of people, from tate of sixteen to
eighty years, are suffering fromrkidneweinfolainte and
other dfeeeeea arising from derengemeoe of the nary
organs, who would be relieved by a tow dopes of Vic.'
toric Buchu and Uva Ural, and a permanent Imre made
by the neo of few bottle,. Price $1.
See our UNDERCLOTHING for 75 cents per suit. ---
Nothing like -it 'rias -ever -been shown .forthe money: -
chi K .....•y,.
K" Fula • lines of SCOTCH LAMB'S -WOOL UNDER–
CLOTHING,.ili allsizes,aiti at all prices,,
'See-our•FUR CAPS_-PIUS'H-.0 APS, -C-L TH OATS;
&c., for the. cold weather, . •
p• See -our KID GLOVES; CLOTH GLOVES, BUCK
GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES, (:ALF GLOVES, KID
MITS, &c.
Mr. Teblo, of Exeter, is making vehicles for
Manitoba. !
Mr. Hyndman, Exeter, grow celery nearly
5 feet in length, leaves and all.
•
llev. Mr Jameson has left Wingham and
gone to Arthur to reside.
Mr. Archibald, station ageut at Wingham,
about to be removed to Fergus.
Seaforth butchers have vacated the m4rket
stalls and rented shops on the *lain street.
On Monday the, e were 1,000 turkeys ship-
ped from Exeter statior for the old country.
Brussels C. M. Church have ended their
special services A ith quit e a nnmbcr of conver-
sions.
Mr. E. Hosker, of the Maitland 11ouae,
Goderich, has gone extensively into the rais-
ing of fowls. -
Brursels Methodist Church intends hold-
ing a district Sabbath School couventiou at
an early day.
An unknown person was coufngyI in Gode-
rich jail as a lunatic last week. Be was not
able to tell his name.
Willie Ferguson. of Goderich. dislocated
his wrist last week by being crowded against
the stable by some cattle.
Mrs. J. Hunter, of Lshorne, recently full in-
to a eistarn, and but for timely assistance,
would have been drowned.
Mr. Geo. A.,MCLeod, for many years airesi.
dent of Exeter, died last week. He was one-
of the oldest Free Masons in the county. •
Mr. Samuel Twal, of Morris, recently pur-
chased fifty acres of land, known as the
hicGarvie Farm, for the sum of $1,000. '
Mr. Alex. Davidson, of Seaforth, will ship
several thousand tprkeys to the Liverpool
market next week `:"Trico paid, 6 ets,,per Ib.,
live weight.
One day last week a valuable horse belong-
ing to Mr. Samuel Cantelon, of the 9th con.,
Goderich township, had its leg broken by a
kick from another horse.
During the past three weeks Messrs, Hut-
ton & Price, of Wingham, have shipped 2,500
sacks of flour to London and Glasgow. The
firm got $13,750 for the lot, delivered at the
station there. ‘
Mr. S. Sanders; of Stephen, hat bought the
farm of Mr. Glanville, lot 19, con. 4, contain-
ing 75 acresgfor• 4,000. dr. Sanders, at the
seine time; sora 35 (dress past of lot 23„,' eon.
3 ,te Mr. J Sanders, fo 2,006 •' .,
„eeting wa`s held:it'f' McPherson's school
ii Turnberry, on r t`i1-Inst.,.,to sec
be p bople of that ii thottgllt of
oed division o ty. After
titte;'was fully diresohttion
onsly carried , -t£«rt `hat, the
swore oppj sed* k chemo,
er day as Mr. H k'f +!tt5, Of the 9th
berry,, was Frio. "u g in a field on
b,tuilited up a large stone, • under
ea, asneli o 1st vesnake"sr '..Therargest
't ` Clause 144 -•• : bout fobr feet in
length'i stle also Cam toss several nests of
grapsho Zip s, sheet 'fo'i•-'nchesunderground.
- Mr. 'Oa Bussell .of the 6th concession
\•of Mo ie, metitlr!ui d,44gisforthne a few
nights go. He got,' 1f+y,4j nItg cows killed
and another serion } tY tinted. r.'Russell
had a Straw pop blti re -upon cedar posts,
neon which !et' , arge Ord*stack,
The pen. was of aiongh to It ep up the
staok,'ancl qts$$$$( tee' ;lttmbled)lown upon
the oft:ttle k511itig 4t14iil, ►ifing the0l as above
stated. ikt.
t"
icemen, your odCe ur b lit sere *fit
bove Was in it,ttPe,Ate leer's that
been st iffed to 1.45. p.m., to
ith to -day. .
r-.' Wm. D. • aSsbaa.t
+410111•11. -
Sale Register.
,f Mr. C Henry, lot 32,14th oon.
Jwuship on the 2nd of Dec, J.
et.
go loth and houses in Bay field,
,h Particulars on applicatit n to
. \V•. Harrison, auctioneer.
Ste. of Wm. Bingham, lot Al, 7th
ilott,,pn the 10th inst..I. Howson
Beforeo Is a good pied 't #1'l otitoro m
for a an to have
in.nn upper chamber,:tltiiid he has eon:Anon sonso
an the ground floor, ailia'abottle ofagyard's Pootorial
Balsam on the shelf,- far rag in case of a guidon cold,
cough, or hoarseness. This Canadian remedy Is no -
surpassed as a curative tont in croup, bronehltis, In -
Ottawa, and all pnlmonnfy complaints. For sale by
all dealers.
See our TIgS, • SCARFS, MUFFLERS, LINEN and
PAPER CS LLA S,•.CUFFS, WHITE and COLORED
SHIRTS, BRACES, HOSIERY, FLAI TEL SHIPTS,
UMBRELLAS, &c. '
• We hold' the finest' -and best -assorted -stacy of FURNISH -
ING GOODS in town.
figr Our stock of HATS, in Stiff and Soft Goods, is still com=
plete, with tke 1atest.novelties from New York & Buffalo.
" Our stock - of OVERCOATS is manufactured by ourselves
•and we show a big•. variety.
Jackson's Fatolls Cloth1llgalld Fll1ilisio:•
VICTORIA :;BLOOK, ..C3.INTlrN.
FIRES FIRE
IN A FEW DAYS WE, WILL BE :OPONED AND.
READY FOR BUSINESS, AND PEOPLE 1YI'AY
LOOK OUT FOR ,$
UNPARALLELED
BAR
AINS 1
•
0, B. Williams, storekeeper, Ego*,, has
decamped:
"TIMENmuts PQn ,;; y, armulontiAtae,.
anal to this we will add that it takes but a short
time to work wonders for feeble and nervous in,
valids who use Northrop I,yman's Quinire
Wine. This is an article of highh repute not only,
for its remedial valuein cases of general andner,:
voue debility but as an antidote to malarial di-
seases. Its, flavor is unexceptionable, a matter,
of no little consequence to persons whose palates -
are affected and stomachs revolted by medicines
of a disagreeable taste. Sherry of theChoicest-
1ir`aiiil` s its f[uidbas s;aiitl With this are conjoin
ed pleasant .aromatics. Nothing in it can prove
harmful to any one, if proper judgment is exer-
cised and directions are observedin using it. In
cases of chills and fever, and billions -remittent,
it should be taken during the abseu a of the -fe-
ver, Such nervous systems, as inluntary twit-
ching of' the muscles and limbs,, restlessness at
night, and undue sensitiveness to yiolent sounds
and motions, are soon - removed by the Quinine
Wine, It not only invigorates the stomach -and
system generally, but it exerts a most genial in-
fluence on the. mind. To d 8 e' 81a itis a ' u-
larly valuable, and it imparts a relish for the food
that enables the stomach to digest. Persons who '
have impaired their strength by overwork, should
-resort-to-it as -a- renovant-of-failing. •energy, -and
ladies in feeble health should use it to increase
their store of vitality. The entire physical struc-
ture is reinforced. by its tonic properties g and,
except in cases where diseases to which it is not
adapted .predominate, the results following its
use are invariably decisive. • Be sure when pur-
chasing to ask for the Quinine Wine, prepared ,'
by Northrop ce Lyman, Toronto. All druggists
sell it.
Mitbhell'sBeliadonnel p vet India Rubber Porous
plaster.
There never has been a time when the healing
of so' many different diseases has been caused
by outward application as the present. It is an
undisputed fact that over' half of the entire po-
pulation of the globe resort to the use of ordi-
nary plasters.
The principal ingredients used in making
these Plasters are Ceum Olibanum—or better •
known as the Frankincense of the Bible -Rub-
ber, and Burgundy Pitch; which when scienti-
fically compounded, is Anil of electricity, and
when combined with the pure medicinal gums,
is found to be one'of the greatest healingmedi- •
ums ever brought before the human race.. -
They are acknowleged by all whohas e used
them to act quicker than any other Plasters
they ever before tried and that one of these
Plasters will do more real :service than a hun-
dred of the ordinary kind. All other' Plasters
'are slow of action, and require to be wprn Con-
tinually to
on-tinually•to effect a cure ; but with these it is en- •
tirely different ; the instant• one is applied the
'patient'willfeel.its effect.
They possess all the soothing, warming, sup- ,
porting an,dsetrengtheiling qualitiesof all other
Plasters: :.Many whtriTave, been relieved'eef
RHEUMATISM, TICDOLOREUX, and.va-
rious other pains in the KIDNEYS REAST ,
'or SIDE, and believe itis solely neby the
electrical qualities which the Por ia Plasters
contain, and yhick is imparted the system,•
thus restoring them to a healthy condition .
They are very soft and pliable, still very ad-
hesive ; and a sure cure fnrsWEA.K BACKS
PAINS IN THE SIDE D' BREAST ;: and -
are invaluable to those' who have a COLD•of
long standing, and often preyents CONSUMP-
TION. Some even tell us they believe they
were entirely cured by the use of them' of a long-
seated Consumption. . •
Prepared by •CEORGE E. MITCHELL,
Lowell, -Mass
BEING OFFERED, . AS SOME OF 0 1' GOODS
HAVE BEEN SLIGHTLY DAlYMAGE i BY RE-
MOVING AT THE TIME- OF THE FIR WHICH
IN ADDITION TO THE REDUCTION A READY
MA,DE _ IN .THE PRICE OF OUR GO i DS, ON
.ACCOUNT OF OUR GOING OUT OF B S: NES'S,
WILL MAKE THEM AT LESS THAN HOLE -
SALE PRICES, AND
The flATET BABGIIINS eves irr:B:B
s
Tom
AND THE GOODS WILL IBE NONE ,;THE ORSE
FOR tTTTARING.
11e CALLA1,1111iR
CLINTON, Nor. 27, 1879.
Manitoba wheal is arriving in Toronto:
I1 is said by many, ilr9t try ono remedy, and then
another ;but we find in the p ant mafority'of camp that
those who try ilagyard's Ye1lydw 0f1 for all pntposas of
a liniment, have no use for any other proparatien, it
does its work so effectually that nen° others Heol apply
or be applied. It is equally good Forman or beast, and
can be need internally for croup, whooping ctiagh,and
asthma, externally for rheumatism, sprains, bruises,
ebilblaina, bump Benlda, and alt pains and nehCo, froth
whatevereanso [l y mayrooetir. Sold by all dealers at
25 cents pet=bot o.
84 Cruiokshan'k St., Toronto, May 18,1878.
Masers. Dlilbubo, Bently b jharson,
Gentlemen, --Last fall Ii;5ontraCted a seve cold,
which, by my boated,sotttdd on'myhinge, fannd
everyindieation of the first stage of consumed n,and,
like mars others; when aeaSeit too late, eamfaoneed to,
doctornp. Itried many remedies, bntgot no b'ettort
was almost satisfied I was incurable, Accidentally I
heard of your Victoria Compound syrup' of Ifypophos.
phltos, and as 8 forlorn hope bought a bottle. I Imo
mediately felt relieved, After taking five (5) bottles -
ant oared, and tower folio butter in mi nte, I would
hoairtlli• recommend your Tfypopboepliites,
Ilespeetfaily yours, W. 1114D1tIDGI;.
Sold by all Druggists
:PIE WIT'$ E3E•_SALTY!.
'An; infallible remedy or. all diieases of the
eye (aecttte: or chronic), granulat'ion' of the
lids, ulceration of :the 'lachrymal •;/lands,
film, and ibeabless of the vision from any
• cause:
THE AMERICAN EYE -SALVE is presented to the
public with .the assurance of its efficiency as a
Curative ' of most diseases•of the eye, acute or •
chronic inflalninatiou, whether induced.by scro-
fulous origin- or otherwise,'weakness-or-defect
of yismn, diminished tone of the optic nerve,
or a diseased state of the tissues constituting
that organ...: Also., for all persons whose voca-
tion requires an incessant action ,of the eyes,'
the salve will act as a charm -in restoring a uni-
fornr healthy action, where weakness, • pain, and
misery may have long threatened a fatal ter-'.:.
mination. It' is the most simple, • safe, and ef-
fectual remedy ever discovered. The materials
of which it is Made are pure, perfect, and costly, ,
compounded with -elaborate care and exactness,
safe in its application, being used externally,
and, of course. avoiding the pain and danger
which necessarily. •attends the introduction of
caustic minerals and eye -washes. RkNowonss • -
and OLD CRItoNIe .SORES, of scrofulous origin,
or resulting froin whatever cause, yeild to the
AMERICAN EYE -SALVE. IT IS USED SUCi-
CESSFULLY FOR PILES. Its soothing•ef'-
fect is immediate, and a permanent cure requires
but a few. applications. The proprietors of
"Da..3. PETTIT'S AMERICAN EXE-SALVE,"•while
making now and improved machinery for mak-
ing a more perfect box for the EYI1-SALVE, have
changed the TRADE' Manx en the diver eo•as to .
correspond with the Cut on the Wrapper, Cir-
culars, Advertisements 'etc, We call attention
to this, as it. might otherwise be regarded as
counterfeiting: • '
PETTTT of; BARIKER,
Proprietors, Freedonia, N. Y. •
NORTHROP & LYMAN,
Toronto, Agents for Canada.'
THE GREAT .FEMALE REMEDY.
• JOB MOSES .PERI- ODICAL PILLS '
This well known medic- ine is no.imposition
but a sure and safe remedy for Female Diffi-
culties and Obstructions; from any cause what -
ifti-cultiesandObstructions;fromanycausewhat-
ever., and although a powerfnl remedy, it oon:
tains•nothinghurtfultotheeonetitutioia, .•
TO MARRIED LADIES •
Itis peculiarly suited. It will, in a ehoittime •
bring on the monthiy.period with regularity,
In encases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness,'
Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
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and all the painful diseases occasioned by a "
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