The Wingham Times, 1885-09-04, Page 811
LOCAL ICE S
FRIDAY, SEPT. Oil, 1885,
lye brand ilds winded. !ss CMuN 15/8
els *alas lisin iti. Inglast wages paid. Esselte
st Central SIMI.
Tin council will hold its regular mouthlysesson next Monday evening,
IT is announced that the Huron and
Bruce battalions will not be required to go
• into camp this year.
Tint imbecile in this town reopened on
Monday after the summer's vacation.
There has been a full attendance of pupils
during the week.
Go toad hear Mr. Taylor touight iu
'Wifitesnars hall. His address on "The Duty
of the Hour" promises to be au excelleut
oue. No charge for admission.
ON the ocoasiou of the Caledeuian games
here on the 10th, the railway company
will carry bawls at half the excursion
rate, and liremen's apparatus will be car:
ried free.
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M, L. C. —The gegular meeting of the
Young Liberal *alb twill be held in
their come, Willianati' hall, ou Monday
Weniug next. The platform of the club
will be further diecussed, and quite an it.
teresting meeting, is anticipated. A. full
meeting is requested, and young men wish.
iug te join will be made welcome,
Ts Gerrie ilirdette, commenting on the
fact that the Wingliam base ball club de.
feated the Port Elgiu, team by a scion:4,d
24 to 4, remarks, "They (isn't do that with
• Gerrie." Well, now, it's all very well• tor
)ou to crow on your own rocart, but just
fiend your team over some fine afternoon,
and we'll guarantee that Our boys will
warp yours all to pieces.
sTne Duty of the Hour" is the subject
of an andress which will be delivered' by
A. M. Taylor, of Brussels, in Williams'
hall, this evening, under the auspices of
the Young Men's Liberal Club. Mr, Taylor
is a young man and a rising orator, and
should be accorded a hearty Welcome to:
night. No admission tee will be oharged,
and a cordial invitation is extended to
everybody.
LAST Sunday a special freight train came A BAD CUT. Last Saturday Will. D.
from London and the engine took a
Wiley met with Tither a bad accident at
ssdezeu empty passenger coaches, used at the exchauge hotel, whore he boards. After
the Sunday school excursion, busk on the rdie 'went into a room Were the
return trip. empty rbottles are kept and accidently fell
The cheapest and best place in Wingham on a pjle of them, As a result fifteen bot:
for lurueral furnishings is at S. Graeey'sties ire smashed to smithereens and Will:
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A11 the necessaries kept in stock. S. Gracey had a gash cut in his , left thumb whieli
Practical Undertaker and Furniture severed the artet It required six stitches
peeler, Winghana.
• to draw the gap together.
CADITBELL, the tailor, has received his Lem Tews.-LiThe Saved Army held a
fall and winter plates of New York styles, grand jubilee an'ilallelujah pow -wow MI
'• and is prepared to turn out first class work the barracks •last Friday evenmg, which'
on the shortest possible notice. Read his was but fairly attended.. At its conclus-
advertisement in nother column.
ion it was aunouneed that of late they had
a
met with ouch little encouragement that
No SzevreasaaFor the next two Sundays
no services will be held in St. Paul's church they had decided to lave town for a •time,
iu order to allow Rev. Mr. McCosh a much at least, and on Saturkay morniug all the
officers took the train for Clinton, where
needed vaca,tionl Mr. and Mrs. .acCosh :
expect to starttoday awl. will visit various understand they will locate.
points of interest.
A Bre SIIODEBB.—The garden.party given
sak"s will be seen by advertisement in this by the laditai of the Methodist church. at
aper, the entire property of the decamp-
the 'residence of :VIrs.Agnew,Illuevaie road,
'APds
ed C. Tait Scott is advertised for sale by the 00 Monday evening was a eeided success.
Netwithstanding. the threatened ram a big
• ...sheriff, to satisfy the claims of Wm. B.
er owd turned out and spent a most enjoy
Hutton, Peter Fisher and the Molson's
ale evening. The hand was present and
bank. The sale takes place at Goderich on
added greatly to the pleasure of those
December lst. present, Alter ..paying all expenses 332
Ox Tuesday Harry Palmate took posS w- ill be, added to the church fund.
sessionof the store recently occupied by
S. Graoey has a large stook of sideboards
C. M. Newans, and commenced business on
/bed Nom sets, parlor suites, sofas, lounges,
his own account: All week ;he has been
mattresses, &b., that can be bought at very
receiving large shipments of fresh groceries
,low prices for cash. Special reductions to
provisions and fruits, and is now in a good
parties buying in quantities of over $50.
position to attend the wants'of the public.
Parlor,suites away down, almost at cord.
sead his advertisement in another' column
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H.OnsusDirevissr..-st Saturday night S.,Gracv's Furniture Rooms. Remember
a, horse belonging io R. M. Robinson went the place, directly oppostte T. A. Mille' .
'aeo the river at -the 'Victoria street. boat store and next door south of Brunswick 1
henseafor a aria. The animal got stuck fic`nsass
ass:.
in the mud and ia,ank into the water, and v.,, ,
k,NFORTi7NATE. Accrostm.-kLast Sunday
' When found the next morning it was desr. j evening Rey Mr. McCotiti Triar'with a very
Fortunately the horse was no .a very unfortunate .and painful accident, which
valuable:one. . will necessitate his carryirighis right -arm
It willIpay you to come 10 miles to buy ,at
Warta the excursion train was stopping in a min-
g for a time. He had retired aaluck aaal Stiattiativeness. That broken:
at the bridge to take water on Saturday for thi, night and was laying on his right' ,A- but had he failed in
dad some fellow who sv,as filed with cues side, and, in attemptins to change his po• ?31*186°t,,faiiiii200,
,getting ijbeWoii would have been wither 3700
Bedpan threw one of the bartels".of water sition, he dislocated his right shoulder citit of rioOitok, %a he would have had to
used for fire protection purposes 'from the .1,10,84), A. physician was summoned. and
abastdon the WO ,feet already drilled and
xtop of the structure. The railway author. tigt the refectory bone where h .properly
Itiestavebeen trying to find out who the a aVdr a now hole: The work is now going op
oelonged; and the patient is. Aping as well anaoothlyandWe shall soon know whether
fellow is, and ff discovered will be made to as could be s • : .
„ss. expected.- •were to have salt or not. • . • • x. eplat the deed. fflit the past week there have been SeVeral. • s
a Rung is a possibility of Black's hay oaangee in location made by our busineag ' ,;'s,' . PERSONAL.
preeri, adjoining the railway track on men. Jos. Reading has removed his; book , . - ,i_
Josephine etreet„ being started up again, and stationery stock to the etore foisnerlis. lAiiiri Sophia Rodents is visiting friends
as our indefatigable station agent, Mr. occupied by Wm. Mullen as.,a liquor Store in '0;r:tie,.
Smallhorn, is using his beet en4eavors and Wm. Holmes has got • settled in the Mrs. 'W T. Bray hat, peen visiting in
'with Mr. Black to accomplish that obje3I store vazatedby Mr, ,Aeading. Frank Bit: Stristhr6W,
Should he succeed in his effort it will prove Angsley has moved this harness stockte,leogisrs leDineley, of Clinton, has 'been
ls great boon to this community as well ap the bailing vatcated by the defunct Vide%) visiting friends in town.
"the railway company. and Harry Hiscocks has purchaired and .
Miss AliSie Miles, of Walkerton, is
RAILWAY Excrnsion.—The employees of taken posses ion of the groceryshnsineasvisTng at Dr. Macdonald'S..
carried on by C. M. Newans.
lies. Mooney, of Buffalo„ N. Y., is
Demo the summer a lacrosse mate-
home on a visit for a week.
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4 d Thompson bas retgpned from a
tr.
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LAWN TENSIB.,--011 '11AlellaaY 140 the Wtn. Molndoo has returned from 1
Brussels club on the grounde of 0, E. Will.' bale an4 ileafty, lePOrt.:
Wiligham lawn teauls club defelited the his Hip to ,the old country looking ' oca Markt
buns, lhe first set between 'Bev. oluff 1• 1. Davis of the Mitchell Isi4;
voeate, was • caller at THE buss'
and B. E. 'Wade, of 13riniseItt, and X. L
Lliiikirseon and C. E. Mimes, was worthy!
Wingliam Sept. ,4„ 1885
office yesterday.2 25 to 2 50'
, arlour p, r cwt,
Ditkinson and Williams; score let set, Otte „.......' ,‘ '
4, Chia and Wade taking 2nd set, 0 teti,i Kg,' BraC=Y, of London, formerly
IFFIa°171\Phereabtbiper owl,. "0 to 80''
4 50 100 0 04
the iird being taken by •Dinldneon ated clerk at the Brunswick house NV L15 up spina
" uh. 75 40
Williams, 0 to 3. Another game was play- attentling thtora.ms this week.
Oats 44 " .., 85 t(r 138
ed between McIntosh and Elliott. of Brae. , ' .
. Inns an WI e Y
eels, against B. Willson and Bray, re -
for a, trip to Toronto and Montreal.
esteday
suiting in favor of the Brusgels men, tbey
They will be absent about 10 days;
taking the two first setts, Dickinson .end _
Williams played the winnetg, and defeated An exciting election contest took
them by taking the two trilt setts. The place at London, on Wednesday, the
wmghe,m team will go to Brussels shortly
object being to decide by vote of the
and play a return match, eitinens whether the corporation purl
A Goon Aeeenteraierir.-kr. Thos. Mi11: chase the k.on. John Carling's &Tin,
of the Loudon lunatio asylum, has been
assistant immediately northeast of the city, !for
man, for some time past second
new exhibition grounds at a . cost of
promoted to the assistant superintendency $75,000, or Use the ,Queen41 park
of the asylum at Kingston, vacant by the lately acquired by the city thrallgh the
promotion of Dr. Clarke, who succeeds the amalgamation of London East with
late lamented Dr. Metcalf as superintend: London. I'lle result of the ;polling
ent. Dr. Millman is a nephew of Tames was a majority of 710 in ;favor of the
Millman and a cousin of Yrs. Caeke3 , of
this towlil Re was appointed to the Lon:
don ass -Zinn by Attorney General Mowat
some years ago, almost immediately after
a highly creditable academic course, both
in Canada and England; and it is gratify:
lug to his ,friends to know that the dis:
charge of his duties has been so satisfac:
tory as to merit this further recognition
from the government of his native Prov:
ince. '
Is farmers would take a little sensible
and seasonable advice, they would, decline
to put their ,names to anything without
being absellitelyjraisitive as to the nature
of the doom:teat they s?Xe asked to sign,,
There a /Umber isteliarlusgeing about ths,
country yActimizing Smiegent but well:
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tn ing farsierp. They ere,asited to sign
anikreemeet to!become an agent for some.
thig,Or other, or to sign their name as a
with+ to some • transaction between
Strangeis. It looks square enough on the
face, but presently when the farmer dis:
covers he has a . note for a few hundred
dollars to meet, the transaction is shown
in its true light. - The less often a farmer
puts his name to any paper to oblige a
stranger, the fewer are his chances of
being vietimized.
Go 2 TBE Brr.—There was great rejoicing
at the salt well on Saturday last when the
men suoceeded in fishing out the broken •
bit wbdch hied lodged in the bottom,,600 feet
below the surface. For four weeks and two
days they WM. fished 'without success, and
it began to look as though She job must be
ribrendorred.sslilverT attempt to drill past
thelait provedfutile and the only alterna;
ttveiseetriecPW new -hole. -But in:
devisable pi#80-Varence, pluckessildskiflfdl
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inatiitzement:ontinitiort,otiMr,..Bell at last •
overcame the diftieulty, and the broken
implement sass brirught to the top and pat
where it wouldtdOne more harm.. Mr. Bell
is to be corigrati*'6a. upon his good luck,
and he certaipledeserves credit for his
the W., G. & B. division of the Grand
Truy railway held their eighth aminsl ex:
cure tpx and picnic at Galt on Saturday
last A special train was run through
from Kincardine early ire the morning, and
gathered up a big crowd along the line. It
was in every *ipect one of the most sue:
eerief,n1 affairs ever held by 'the employees
n
' of thatiine. •
PEopiR who bave cows rutin* at large
would de well to berstiiw a little attention
'ea to where their animals go to graze. The
railway grain& east of the station seem
to have become a .faverite congregating
point, and scarcely a day paeseis without
one or more ef the creatures having nar:
.row escape from ho!pg tuined into beef by
trains crminisuddenly' around the curve.
Some day a clisaater,will emir there un:
less provision is made to ':keep the cattle
out.
Okrnotto Ssnyucts.-=-Lt the church • of
the Seared Heart of aelflllet Wingham,
Beet. 20. at high mass. the subject will be:
oTransulvdasifiation, or•the imenso love
jeritis for tre,'" and at Veapers: "Reasone .
'Why Caltholf,•e have a right (1) to lie 8.1low.
to worship (M1 immoral g to the die.
was plat ed ,here between the 'Wingham and
Listowel t+nas for $26 silver cup put lip • E •
by the former. Through Borne alleged uni two weeks' vacatin at Hamilton.
fair means the Isistosvel boys won the st`L. A.: Cline and family left for Oak:
trophy and took ;Whom, much to the ville Tuesday for a. week's vacation
chagrin of the home team. who at ouce sarong friends.
issued a challenge tisplay for the cup again
and g t it back if possible. The challenge .egiss kinnie McQuarrie left town on
"Tuesday morning for Brantflird, where she
was accepted, but up to the present time will attend college.
the match has notbe n played, nor is there . Miss Hannah G. Youhill, returned to Au
any mention ever made of it. Surely our
Sable, ltfich.. On Tuesday, to resume her
lacrosee bests do not intend allowing Alio school, after spending her summer holidays
cup to become the property of tho Listowel
team ' without • milking another effort to fori here.
her parents
egitito itWhat say ou, heys7 Johnston Neelande, of Paieley, was , in
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Tim Carms.—On aeodunt of the recent
borhood have experieuoed great drawbacks on etiray home after a trip to Winnipeg.
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town ihe early part of this week visiting
his unole, the mayor. Mr. Neelantat was
unfavorable weather farmers in this neigh:
in housing their grain, and i, has been .D Stewart, who has been book:
somewhat damaged by the successive keeper in Jas. A. Cline & Co.'s for some
time past, has accepted a more lucrative
soakings it has been exposed to. Taking
rositiou as boo :keener in Ogilvie &Cb.'8
it 4 a whole, the spring wheat crop is a
totria failure, but fall wheat is turning out mill, Seaforth. During his stay in this
well. Some farmeis who have threshed town Will hs won many warm friends,
their fall wheat report from 40 to 50 bush. who will be sorry to learn of his departure
els to the acre as the yield. Fall t eeding f cool amongst them.
fate's .of 'tkeir ennecience, (2) to request liatt been gone on with for some time, and Thos. Bell, of Scott tit Bell, is ex:
niirsteirs everyWbore to study the doe. I is about threngli with. In some sections peeted 110111firon) the Northwest to:
trines 'o'of 'hi fitOolic relieten and make of Turnberrynixd Morris the grain is up rinv In a private lettor li• tA5tp.4 that
t he' saqt,e knowb to the members of thnir four or five ifilehtfa, while in others it it 1.0 h ul the Weatture wirre at 1eg
mcooreiiatiers, that no one may fel ;ely hist showing above the ground: So far the dg, Loots Rad llluI Poui..:
Aintt thatnatholio ',Ad is earosonabio fall crop leoloi heavy and heal liy, but it is snake", and ho ,1111(1 hart tent, Itt
alibi•sor « Ural, .er ri Pri4e ta i'esre that sonic are ra her far advaueea 1111ss 7.1etesn, lioni tho
• •• •• Ltt4iaus bs.ii in aptivity
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kinAly and to lovo tholo• wo ths sea. ou"
Barley " " 45 to .56,
Peas " " ... 56 to. .
Potatoes new 45 tO, 50
Butter per lb 11 to 11
Eggs per dazk, 11 to 11.
Hay per torn new 6,00 to 8 00
Wow ..............1OC to t
CnA'iTLE rorny,-Cortis 'to the promises: of D.
Campbell, lot 18 & 14, Con. 1, Township of
Morris, on or about the let of May, one steer and one
heifer, [wed respectively 2 and 8 years. Any person
proving property and paying expenses ones have the
some. DUNPAN CAMPBELL.
Fell, SALE.
Two lots on Josephine street, "adjoining the Bruns-.
wick House, with a frontage of 24 feet; also four bark
lot -two In roar of Brunswick and two In rdap of A.
Queen's park, the figures ibeing 2105 W. Webster's; also a private dwelling on Scat street,
for the park and 1305 for the farm. containing nine rooms, with every convenience. The
property will be sold cheapnts the owner is
the country. For further pairticulars apply to
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Mae. Gamlen.
lhoriff s of Ian 2. H. D, LEITCH., M. 73, C. M.'
ingham Aug.18, 1888. ffeott Street.
TorontO University.
Licentiate of College of Pitysioitta and
Sergeons of Ontario,
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COUNTY OF HURON, I
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By virtue of several Writs of Fiori FO.C1(13 issued
out of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, Queen's
Bench and Chancery Divisions, and to mu directed and
delivered,against the Lands and Tenements of Charles:
Tait Scott at the 'Suits of The Molson's Bank and
William 11, Hutton and Peter Fisher, I have seized and
taken in Execution all the right, title, interest and
equety Of redemption of the abovemmued defendant,
Cherie' Tait Scott, humid to the following lands and
.,te'neinents situate, lying and being in the Town of
Wingliam, ?Jaunty of Huron, mut Province 01 On.
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tario viz*:
let. Lots alae,,, Fifty -Two; and Three Hundred
ancl Forty -Five, running numbers, Government Sur-
vey.
2tid. Lot TiVenty•Threo,, Foley's 1st Survey, Ed-
ward Street West.
Ord, An undivided halt interest in the West half
of Lot Thirty -One, Minnie Street East, Griffen's
SurVey.
4th. Lots Thirty•Four, Thirty.Six, Thirty-Setn
and Thirty -Eight, Scott survey.
6th. Lots Twenty -Nine and Thirty -Five, on South
eide of Scott Street. •
6th. Lot Four on West side of Josephine Street,
save and except Ten feet in width sold off the North-
erly side of said Lot.
7th. Lot VIVO Wtfit side of Josephine Street.
Sth. That portion of Block B commencing one
hundred and two feet in a Westerly direction along
the South side of Victoria Street from the North.
Westerly angle of Lot Thirty one, Foley's Survey,
hotter known as the Exchange Hotel proporty,thence
;in a Westerly direction, along the South side of Via-
.toria Street, Twenty feet by Ono Hundred and Nine -
:teen feet, in a Southerly direction, and parallel with
.jo,sephine Street, all said properties being in •Scott's
SfirveY,c4d.the Subdivisions of a portion:of Block 11
Government Survey. Which Lands and Tenements I
shell offer for sale, at my office, in the Court House,
in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the First day
of December, 1838, syr the hour of Twelve of the
clock, N'oon.
*ROBERT GIB13ONS,
Sheriff, Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich, Aug. 2.1nd, 1885. • .
• "stops the hair
ss
from falling out:,
increases its
growth, and will
not soil the skin...
• As a hair dres.
sing, it has -tte
superb*. Gnat:
anteedharmieeie.
•H aPrrkenprs: ase dahi
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London, Ont.
Sold by all DEntogiste
will Patent Medicine
r ' Dealers.
Bluevale,
arzN RflLWAML
Late of ,Birmingl.am, Englancl„
[having taken up his residence in.
in town, is. prepc red to xer.-
teeive tt
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LinliteeZT2,--tzmbe' cfp-a-
plis for 77.477,2'67'11.4.4t7.,072.
iffistruffintai Music,
• PIANO AND ORGAN.
For terms, ete., auply at teal.;
deuce, Leopold street. •
HARKNESS
HAIR BALM
Restores grey:
hair to its na-
tural color, ie-
movesDandruff.
• WAITE ROSE CUM
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
$100, REWARD $100
for any preparation that will equal White
Rose Cream to remove Tan, Freckles,
Pimples, Soften the Skin and Beautify
the Oomplexion. Every bottle guaranteed
to be as represented or money refunded.
Price 75 cents per bottle.
TgE PtiARIVIAtkif Sole Agent for
Wingharo, Ont.
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CANADA% GREAT
Industrial Faa !
AND
Agricultural Euosition
1885
WILL 33E HELD AT THE CITY OF
to 1P th,
The largest Prizes and the best show of
Horses, CatHe, Sheep, Pigs. Ponitry. Agri-
Hortioultural and Dairy Prod-
ucts. Machinery, Implements and Manu:
factures of all ki de in the Dominion of
Canada. Prize Lists and entry forma can
bet obtained from the Secretaries of all
&gricultural Sooieties and Mechanics' In.
stitutes, or they will b3 sent anywhere on
apolication by post card to the Seeretary
at Toronto.
ENTAIP,S CLOS] AUG. 22Nn.
A. large number of Spepipl A:tractions
are being prepared for that time,
foe NI partienhirs of which
see Spend Progrann
Cheap rites and Excursions on ell
railways. The nest time to 7tsit the
city of Toronto.
,T J WIT it ROW, IT. J. Mai,
' T ft, Toki Sce.
r. urenC
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SCROFULA 'f
and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipelase
Eezerna,131otches, Ringworm, Tuners, pan,
bunelos, Boils, and Eruptions of Ulf' SIEIPI
are the direct result of an impure state of the
blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must be puri-
fied, and restored to a healthy and naturaYeondi-
tion. AYER'S SARBApARILLA has for over forty
years been recognized by eminent medical att-.
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existence. It frees the system from all foul hu-.
more, enriches and strengthens the blood, removes,
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self a complete master of all scrofulous diseases.
A Recent Cure of scrofulous Soees.
"Some months ago I was treppled witttecietos
lops sores (ulcers) on my legs. Tho limbs Were
bxtilly swollen and Inflamed, find the sores ills.,
e 'urged large quantities of OffensiVe matter. '
vpry remedy 1 tried failed, until I used AVER'S
SARSAPARILLA, Of which I lis now taken three
bottles, with the result that the sores Are healed,
anil my general health greatlyimproved. 1 feel
very grateful' forth° good your ftrilieoliBik
ieltiaAsxdoeue
me. Yours respectfullyA
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1'48 Sullivan St., New York, June 24,1882.
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iir..411 persons interested are invited to
esd on Drs. O'Brian also upon the Rev. Z.
P. %MU of 78 East 54th Street, New 'York . prv-
City, who will take pleasure in testifying to
the uonderful efficacy of Ayer's. Sarsaparit.
la, not only in the cure of thii lady, but in
his own case and many others within
knowledge. "
The zreli.known writer on the Boston HeraKB.,
W. BALL, of Rochester, .5,./f..writes, June 7,1882i
"!laving suffered seyerely for some years with
Eczema, AO having failed to find relief from other
remedies, I have made use, during the past tlq.eci 4
months, of Arluit'S SARSAPARILLA, %MO. um_
sheeted Complete cure. I confider it a meows
cent remedy for all blood diseases."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
stimulates and regulates the action Of the di. •
gestive and assimilative organs, renews And
strengthens the vital forces, and tt,11l corse
RlieuMatiam, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gent -
Catarrh, General 17ebillty, and all dltertoss
arising from an Impoverielifil or corrapted
tion of the blood, and a weakened vitalikv,
It le incomparably the elteanest blood medicine,
On acc011a of its concentrated strength, arm great
power over disease.
PREPARICD IlY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Ce., Lowell, Mase.
*0114 alt DrUggistig pride SI, six bottleter
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