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FELL BETWEEN THE CARS
\• Cuemployed ]lien Nae Iloilo Legs Cat
ow.
II %NII T. , Ont., Aug. 21. -Saturday
■bout .% o el .ck a ratan named Charles Hue
ton, :li•years of age, unmarried, tried tr
bored an cutoolog freight train for T• route
at the _function gut sod fel: between the
cos. Koh legs were run user below the
knee end Ffuston was taken to the city hos
pital. a here. one leg was ampu• stet belies
the knee and the foot of the other was
taken if. Heston was in company with s
man named Wiliam Simpson, mud the pair
were on tis.ir way trona the Pastern States
to Cornwall, lucking for work.
A truest. Yacht wre.ck.d.
HAIItt.Tov, Amt. '21.-.}. Jarvis' yacht
was coning up from Toronto Friday in
charge of Messrs. Bailey and Buddy of that
city. when a squall struck her and carried
away her spar. The MoJ jcsks cense on the
wrecked yacht and took the two pause
area oft. The ste.mer tried to tow the
yacht to Hamilton, but the speed drew iu
heed under and it bad to be cut adrift. Twc
fishermen came out from Bronte after the
storm and towed it into that harbor.
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Factory Wallin ed Milk.
The American Dairyman gives the fol-
lowing summary of a product chart that
is the basis on which Canadian cheese
factories operate: "A quantity of 5000
lbs. of milk of 3.2 per cent. butter fat
should produce Seo Ills. of butter fat,
from which 4:g3i lbs. of cheese cau be
obtained. It will requiro 11.03 lbs. of
milk to nuke a pound of much cheese.
A pound of butter fat will make 2.143 Ib,
of such clauses and the patron will be paid
tett cents per 100 lbs. for his milk. %there
the percentage of fat is .1,3 there will be
a 5-iatuud increase of it in 5000 ite. of
utak eve r the amount given for Ilse 12
per cent milk. This amount n ill make
i i8� li s. of chimer which requires 10.59
11.. of milk to produce 1 Ib. of cheese.
Each pootet of fat of such milk hi ex-
pecte** to make 2.73 Ism. of'Wlema. '1-o,
1trier paid bit such tt ilk is 8'3 c.•ots p .r
Oi) lbs. Milk of 3.5 per tent. of fat is
set down to contain 175 Sirs, of it in 3001
lbs. of trill•. T1.is gtiautity makes 448
Ib,. of cherwe and require% 10.87 it"& of
Milk to each pound of clii'a�ee. Every
pound d fut 'Mould make 2.167 SIM. of
cheese, Milk to be paid at MO d 118
cents per Het lbs. With n:llk of 3.? per
cent. tat, Pa) lbs. of it is present in 5000
Itea of milk. which should make Ii7 lbs.
of che.Tie, each pouts.' requiring 10.48
It a. of midi. Each jv0md of fat . to
make 2.37 lbs. of chyme and gal cents
per 100 Its. is plaid for the milk. Where
the perc•etitage of fat In milk is 3.9, 50111)
1be. of milk will give 19:, lbs. of it. This
amount makes 303i Its. of cheese, each
�i pound requiring 9.92 lbs. of milk t.,
make it. Thor should be 2.58 lir. of
cheese for every pound of fat and this
class of ruilk cost. $1.03 per 100 lbs."
A C ... Mowball.
A prominent floriculturist says in a
local paper that the ordinary snowball
is tine of the txtmmo0est of shrubs.
There a hardly a garden in the country
that has not one or more. of it. Ib lame
balls of white flowers are eo pretty that
it hale been a shrub that everybody had
t., have. Pretty as it he, the Japanese
Viburnum 1'I Tatum Lt far superior. 1t
nee& no pruning such as the other docs
to make it a shapely shrub, hut (roto the
start it forme a bush of uniform outline.
Then in its foliage it far exceeds the
other. The leaves are entire, not ragged -
looking, and hire a plaited appearance,
and ate of a thick substance that high
winds will not tear. The leaves aro of a
rich, dark green velvety color. and they
retain their color log after the foliage
of dung else has turned brown
and dropped off in the fall. Hut it i•
in its flowering that its high claim
for favor is found. A more beautiful
shrub dose, not exit The leaves are ar-
range. °mop Ste each other all along the
steins. and loon• the base of each lewf-
etalk't.rtnge a ball of Rowers. There
are often se mune as 10 pairs of these or
20 hells of beesutlful white R(W..rs, on a
branch 1'1 inch.. Icwts. There is hardly
• branch on the whole hush but what is
full of bsl.tasonas, se that it is easy to con-
ceive what a grand sight one of these
Omits is when full of bloom. Thaw
jells, as theyexpaall face upward,
so that a full
view of their great bnaaty
is always tab. had. It is one of the
easiest ehlfr}te to transplant, se it has a
perfect mess of small 'thane roots. To
be a universal favorite. • shrub mild he
hardy, easily transplanted and grown.
or Reed snape and hrautffui In leaf sod
flower, atoll all phi. the laps. snowball
1. I111,. (ullM, et tent_
Tis. 410001. win k. east to any achieve sio
iMamie as ihet'.N.d States hem new ..In
Jan. 1, 11141, ter ?be.
TIM SIGNAL: (IODERiOH. ONT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893.
GRKENTAI'S LITTLE Gill.
NAi17oAe 121Q141101 oDIlel a
11 0174119 TO As CM: MA
no /arta« Ats.mpM 1. 1.dee. 5.4U.ee
i. 0e from Ttie rr..l.o. 1. sloe
Mtsrtlowwt Ledo the seine Railway
C..mpaay Med.ew the Freight Waw
Tommie., Aug. 21. -The rra••ut vat
of Premier Greener.,of kiauitula W
Ontario, followed y the ,;<pmrture
on Saturday of Sir Oliver Mown
and olhei Ontario hsiosters to the Moth•
out, is fraught soh a toresiguificauoe tbu
would appear on the surface.
We are In a position t" .nnounte
on official information %bat the .lanituha
t,overnmeut emigration olb'es in York -
street are to be permanently closed un Ikt.
1, toed the closing of all other Ontario offi-
ces has also been decided upon.
Ti. aanouucement has not u yet bee.
made public, and those in charge of the
local other refuse to either coufii in or deny
the report, which, however, is true beyeud
all question
Tia sudden move on the part of the
Manitoba (.overnmeot is must significant,
and while no definite reason a go en for it
v the truth of at alloaed there is little
Doubt that it has b -vu decided upon as •
direct blow at the xnadien Pacifie Railway
t',mpar.y and iuc.deutally :lie llomieion
Government.
Scil a gentleman in • poaitioi to know
yesterday. "It no an ..p•0 secret that for
mchths past the member's ut the Grecoway
Government and their supporters hare
been working up an agi.ation all through
the West ugniust the Car.aJian Pacific
R ulway Company on account of what they
ulaun to be to easier freight rates charged
by the .omtanq. As a result of this agi•
talion much discontent has bean occasio..d
ammo the 1 ometa The refusal of tn.
Pr..t.ncial 1. cerement to expend any
further .nate of money in Ontario to induce
emigrants to go to Manitoba has been de.
cited upon now, just prior to the 'Levi:.
meat of this season'• crops, as • p.•iucd
more which it is cootideutly counted epos
will assist not only the Greenway but the
Mowat Government. Whether or not the
scheme will have the ',Met of s.er :i g •
reduction in the freight rates u •n •;her
matter.'
"rhere is no doubt that the sg:• it 03
againat the freight rates is growing s. rt.•.y,
and the disrmient amocg the farm... at
the smell margin left f..r them after these
rates are pita u intensityieg, said • polite-
cian who has jest returned fiom the wen,
"and the decwon of the l;overnmeot not to
&said emigration from (Ontario until such
time as the freight roes are reduced man.
ciently to allow the farmers a living profit
wi 1 rout with general acceptance fu the
west."
SILVER IN THE STATES.
gaieties of Politician. Inc and against Qe•
p.'al of the Sherman Purchasing 1:111.
R'.v-ni %•-o.,Aug 21. -The fight over the
Bank Circulation hill in the Senate has
taken an unexpected turn. It ia plain the
silver mea will cooing the debut., if pos-
sible, until they can ascertain beyond ques-
tion what proposal for a free coinage at an
increased ratio would be most acceptable
to the House. When that haabeen decided
the programme is to make an attempt to
tack on to the Bank bill an amendment
providing for free coinage at thus ratio.
If the amendment carries the rest
of the hill well be ■Ilowe.I to
pass sad go over to the House,
where the advocates of the increased bank
clrculet: •n will he faced with a choice
between permitting defeat of the measure of
immediate relief through the Lanka or its
aeeept..nce on the terms of the silver men.
In case the amendment talk in the Senate
at Is the purpose of the suh-en inen to accept
that as the test of their gin. and the
struggle from that lime forward atlt be to
resort to every expedient for delay to stave
off the vote ote the repeal of the purchasing
clangs of the Sherman Act.
There is reason to believe that some sur-
prises are in eters for the silver men before
they get through with the strurg!e as
starthog ea any which they Wink they
have arringed for the anti -.Iver men.
A Nt DEN SUED FCR *50.000 -
choirgirl With Alienating the Alfeetloae
of Mra 11.w41'. flash .0 /.
W rel:%, (ono.. Aug 21. --Mn.
Belle Il:uds, a des, rted wif.•, 24 years of
age, residing hems. has brei gist a suit for
'aa., s to the amount of ;;'.n•lt5$) against
Mw Elo.eletle Williams of N.w Ilesitord,
f.•, the abeuatien of the alt.,' ions id her
i.uelswn.l, Frai:k F. Hind., a 6 -thing Jrum•
mer. The papers hare hero served 00
Stiss William., who is sacci t.. be worth
..vcrsl tomes the amount involved re the
aclten.
FELL BETWEEN THE CARS
An Unemployed flan Ane both Lea. Cat
Oft
11.4%1111,1N. Oat., Ang. 21.--Satordey
about :; o'clock • men named Charles Hos.
too, til years of age, unmarried, tried) to
board an • ut going freight train for T• routo
at the Junction cut and fell bete ren the
cars. Roth legs were run over below the
knee and Huston was taken to the city hos-
pital, where no kg was amputated below
the knee and the foot of the other wu
taken off. Huston was in company with •
man named 1vl.hane Simpson, and the pair
were on their way from the Eastern States
to ( oinwall, looking for work.
Almost It meted
If . un me, Aug. 21 -Alfred Hewitt, N.
Hamburg and F. Mills of this city wet•
rommtng op from fort Italhoei• in • Neem
launch in tow of •Dottier launch whew the
storm struck them. They had • narrow se -
nape from foundering, ano Lar.ly succeeded
in making Grimsby. They were drenched
through and exhausted with leihng out
the Moat, having been nearly swamped eel,
etat times, but the Grimsby Park anthnri-
ties charged them :10 recta admission fee
before they would let theta throtgb the
gets nn the wharf into the park to get
something to eat.
Th. Meal►rel Cwlleet.rehlp.
Moellrmr. Aug 21 - Now that Sir
John Tbcmp.otl is oboist to return to (.n-
ada, interest is the customs collectorship
ancreaeea. The French-Canadian, are
making a big fight for the pneitioo ad to-
night's 1. Preens madams a long article is
favor of the ammo meet of • French- (en -
adios is preference to "Bob' White.
Yasuo', ex M 1' , ie said to Ids their favor
it• for the poet, bet Mr. White seems
likely to get there.
• 5.w fa. TAR imag..
Telmer esti, Aug.1.-Th. (trend Tree!
Rail.. kern dreaded to bend a sew hrddg•
arena :h. At lawman at lloetr.•I. The
old ei&gl. Creek Midge was too Itemised f.r
aee..a arodatsoe of trellis. it will be brat
.1•.IMds the oM hrhlge acid orn tb• les
te•tite-t which will he br*tended. it will Ise •
b. nptati .•w ityp 'J'A• weer l he
job
very expensive, as the kr/e a ewer two
smiles hong.
AN OLD MAN'S STORY.
BM FRIENDS HAD GIVEN IJP MOPE
OF HIS RECOVERY.
N s uaMus aetlx, or a511aagv ILLS,.*LITS.
Ttl► groat 01 tl14 gt'rraalatt AID Y-
, e1&T'eY1a-. tolf - raAl w a14. As KR DMD AT
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from the Daily Uatario. Del%rlllw
Your miles west of Hslleville, is the
county of Prince Edward, un the s ethers
shore of the teautiful and picturesque flay
of tjutnte, is situated the vidageof t(afeers-
ve!Ic, • cle•rnung place of about (our has.
dred ppulatlor, comp sed quite largely of
retired farmers. Of late years the pictur-
esque locative of the %abase bas given it
some prononenee as • au -noise resort, a here
may be enjoyed the (mol health=
bees zea of the bay. But eveu to this cl arm•
Sag locality durum finds its way, and when
the epidemic of la grippe swept, over Canada,
Itednera%ille was not spared a vlsitativa.
Among those attacked was lir. George
!fuse, a life-long resident of the village olio
had already reached the allotted ap is of
life. Mr. Rase had enjoted remarkable
health until be was taken dues with an
attack of la grippe, w heu grave fears were
entertuned for his recovery. In a few
mouths he recovered snflieiently to again
move altut, but not ooh los accustomed
vigor. Mr. Rose had *comely regained his
health when he ass mixed with ,notbcr
attack of this dread disease, worse then the
Ant. 'Chis 1•I • tatting eb:ct upon him
and his family fearer eoosamption had
claimed him as a victim. A physician
attendeJ him regularly but seemed unable
to give Wm any rile!. Howey all that
medical skill could do for him seas done,
hut daily Mr. Rose's condition grew wore,
sed in March of thi, veer his condition was
so low that his family, like himself, had
given up hops of his recovery. Ih.riag the
last month the general talk about the vitiate
sad the surrounding oeuntry km been the
reamskablc euro of 11r. Rose by the nuc o:
Dr. \t-il.an,a' peak Pills. The caw create)
such • sehaation that a reporter t the tint
grin, personally ao nain•int wi:h Mr Rose,
deter mind to alai uu him and learn Cte facts
of thecae from hu con lips. Mr. Ruse lets
found a picture of health and act.vtty few
one of his years, and expressed 1n entire
willingness to tell h:a Lt. -3y for the Iwooelit
of others. " I am," he said, "a well man,
and do not hesitate to ries the credit to 1)r.
Williarn'e Pink Pine for saving my life. 1
had three attacks of La grippe and continued
to grow worse up to March of this year.
At that time I was so reduced in flesh
and strength 1 could hardly stand alaoa
In fact I was • ..ere ekeletoo. 1 could not
eat because I had no appetite. 1 could not
sleep Decease my lees and feet b.;ame so
badly swollen and cramped that my wife
would bare to rub them before 1 c odd get
:est. The pain ass at times so violent the:
1 could not refrain from screaming, and 1
would tumble about to bid and long for day
to come. If I attempted to get up and walk
I was so dsooursued Oita I telt death
would he preferable to my misery. I did
not think I could live more than a few
months when one day 1 read in the paper of
the cure of • coo whose syneptuns were like
mine. 1 must eay I did not hate much faith
in the reined, but felt's. though it were
• last chance. 1 sent tint for a box wed by
the time h was half you] foetid that my
appetite was getting better, and in other
respects I could notioe an improvement in
my condition. by the time the box was
+o00e there was • stall greater improvement.
I continued the use of the pill., found that
1 could now get a goal night's sleep and
that the cramps and pins which hal for-
merly made my lite miserable had disap-
peared. The ewelliug left my Iambs, the
dizz ne . dissappeared and I felt better than
i had in four years. I know that It was
Pink Pills and them only that brought
about the change because 1 was taking no-
thing else. I have taken in all seven boxes
and I feel a. good now ea I did at forty
years of age. Last winter 1 was so lied that
I could not do my own chin-., load now 1
can do • good day'ss work. Sly frig•:ds con
grata:ate me on my regained hcelth and 1
.101.'1 hesitate to tell them r:at I owe ma
Ids to 1M. William.' Pink Pills. Many
others hereabeuta ha, a found Him ler beet. .
Last spring my nie.-e was looking pak ami
A-elior weak, ud I adv ao'l her perm t ,
i Ina were very uneasy .$gout her, to tri'
Dr. Williams' P.M Pine The result is
that she is now the jeeturc of health. Vol
may say that 1 sonid not he without i'u,k
Pelts in the house, for 1 firmly believe.) they
will do all that isclaimed for thein if they ore
given • fair trial." to fact it appeared that
Mr. Rua could not say too much for fink
Pills and as the reporter drove awayhe again
remarked, "do not forget to say tt 1 owe
my life to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." la
conversation with several residents of the
village the statements made by lir. Ross
were fully corroborated.
Druggists say that Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have an enormous salt', and from all
points come glowing reports of results fol-
lowing their use. fa very many cases the
good work has been scoorpluhed after emi-
mt physicians had tailed and pronounced
the patient beyond the hope of hums. aid.
An analysis shows that 1)r. Williams' Ptak
Pills contain, in • condensed form, all the
elements necoessary to give new life and
richness to the blood, and restore shattered
nerves They as. an unfailing specific for
such diseases so loeowmotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, `t. S'it s dance, gaieties, neural-
gia, rheumatism, neryois headache, the afte r
effects of la grippe, palpitation of the heart,
pale and sallow complexions, nervous pros-
tration, all ,iissases depe.Jinr upon vitiated
humors in the Mood, such as scrofula,
chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also •
specific for tronhlea peculiar to females,
such as suppressions, irregularities and all
forms of weakness. They build up the
bleed and restore the glow of health to
cheeks. in nen they effect • radioed care in
all oaass arising from meatal worry, ovate
work, or overate of whatever nature.
Dr William's Pink Ill%are ana.sfact.r
ed by the 1)r. Williams' Mediciset'omp•ny,
Brockville, ()nt , and Schenectady, N. Y.,
and are sold in bores leaver in loose form
by the doom or hundred, and the public are
cautioned aaggea est eastern* immitatiosrs
sold is th%.k•pei at 50 ewes a Mx ow six
Moves for fltl 50, and stay behest of t1j1 drug
g ins or direst by stall frost fk.
Mediates l7eas0say frets either address
1elry retsen *tm.,. Tseng►.
Dhgr -iw'% this meat rather Moab?
Waiter There's se denying that, sir: bet
then we supply extra dreag toothpicks
Mier it
A Fre we Sp.pq.b,
Dy.Osseia m • pvwOtte mines of emelt dila
ssrss es hod Ittrrd. eueselp tier he artasb
and lies avmpkai.t Itervvlsek Mond
te gsarent..d to rear. or rehire* deepepen H
teed asessepag se &teet es. 'li..ksm.4t
have geed le whit best rendes
Dr. Fowler's I TEs GREAT sours =Mao
NERVINETONIC
Extract of Wild Strawberry is • relhhb
remedy that can always be depended ea
to care chokes. cholera infantum, oaks,
cramps, diarrlsura, dysentery, and all
looseness of the bowels 111. • pun
Extract
eoutaining all the t irtuee of Wild Straw-
berry, one of tteautust and surest cures
for all summer eomplaints, oombiwd
with other harmless ysl prompt enrollee
agents, well knowu to medical minim
The leases
of Wild
Strawberry wore known by the Indians
to be an excellent remedy tot diarrhoea,
dyeoutery wad looseness of the bowels;
but media►l science baa placed baton
the public In Dr Fowler's Est. 01 Wild
Strawberry
a routppkte and effectual cure for all
those distre.eing and often dangerous
complaints so common in this charge
able climate.
1t has stool the test for 40 years. and
hundreds of fires have been saved by Its
prompt me. No oel:er remedy always
Cures
summer nom :elute ro cromMly, quiets
the pain an effeetually am! allays irrita-
titm rat succesofully w this unrivalled
prey ript..m of Dr. Folder. If you are
goal to travel this
Summer
be sure anal teko a bottle 01th you. It
overcomes s,iuly and quickly the die
tresaing mourner complaint so often
caused by ohauge of air altol water. and
is also • specific moonlit ae•-rackncatt,
and all bowel
Complaints.
Price $Sc. It: ware of iuiitatioes and
tathetitates sold by unscrupulous dealers
for the s..1.4 of grtsIte:r profits.
The Whiteman Pea Harvester
The Leat iu the world for the follow-
ing reasons:
1st. It is built of tare best malleable
wrought iron and .feet
2.d. It requires no holes to he drilled to
cutter bar.
3rd. The onside Divider can be raised
or lowered at baok or frost, ,adependcut of
lifters.
1t.,. It has no rod at the back to hold
olstruct:nus and cause choking.
bth. There are no springs to break or
tet out of order.
nth. It has movable clips and ass be set
in lino with tongue of machine ,f cutter bar
hangs back.
7th. F..eh lifter has a guard stay, read
breaking mower guards is impossible
8th. Foch lifter is iudepe.dent of the
other and can ice nista or low .;rat at the
kick so as to line in front should mower
guards be out of line.
9th. The comber of machines . 11 dur-
ing the las: season enables a large number
of the leadl.g farmers of the 1'rovin.a to
testify to iia merits. Every machine is war-
ranted and given ..n teat. :sample w. whine
can be seen at R. Thompaon's Blacksmith
.hop, Godcrich, besides at different Photse
over the County. J1IF:J LYHiTF.M.AN,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
Thomas prows. General Agent, Se:forth.
DUNNTS
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POWDER
THE COOKS BEST FRIEftiD
1 ;R6[$T SAL[ Irl CANADA.
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roomsranetlesed hvellhe.dl ila
'cientific Atutrintan
i.aertsf Ar.•wMetnw Mnant)rai rsellttine paper to Ow
aiMealds Mtdi�t IAost tt, t►,e�I'a •
car: ►1.10 Mx A )11771
Wages, to ,btu. rata.
PLANING MILL
UTULISgtb 1153
Buchanan & Son,
la VVsr: rams
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
!Malmo Ie all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad 10h*.r's material of every de.ONpthen
School Furniture a Specialty.
NEW ARRIVAL
d -
SUMMER GOODS
LATEST STYLLS.
r....es teern abs leated eve wy set. `'eTf.N
H. DUNLOP,
V WesI7l, 7IOgr
Stomach#Liver Cure
The Most Astonishing _Medical Discovery of
the Last One Hundred Years.
It Is Pleasant to the Taste as the Sweetest Nectar,
It is Safe and Harmless u the Purest YIIk.
Thle wonderful Nervine Tonic has only recently been introdurel
into this country by the proprietors and manufacturers of the Greet
South American Nervine Tonic, and yet its great value as a eucaine
agent has long been known by a few of the moat Scorned leliteeeati,
who have not brought its merits and value to the knowledge of the
general public.
This medicine has completely solved the problem of the cure of ipdi.
(scion, dyspepsia, epsia, and diseases of the general nervous systt•m, h u
also of the greatest value in the core of all foams of failing health ftr:
whatever cause. It performs this by the furcate
tonic qualities
which it possesses, and by its great curative powers upon the digestive
organ.%, the stonlack, the liver and the bowels No remedy evmlars
with this wonderfully veluahle Nervine Tonic as a builder and strength
encr of the life forces of tee.. human body, and as a great renewer of t
broken-down constitution. It is also of more real permanent value in
tae treatment and cure of diseases of the Lungs than any consumption
iem:dv ever used on this continent. It is a marvelous cure Ger eery.
otl.aess of females of all ages. Ladies who are approaching the erititxl
period known as change in life, should not fail to use this great Nero',
•Conic, alrniest constantly, for the space of two or three years It will
carry them safely over the danger. This great strengthener and cura-
tive is (if inestimable value to the aged and infirm, because it great
energizing properties will give .hem a new hold on life. It will Ltde tea
or fifteen years to the lints ..f many of theme who will Nae a half delta
bottles of the remedy each year.
IT IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
Nervousness, Broken Constitution,
Nervous Prostratiost,
Nervous Headache,
Sick Headache,
Female Weakness,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking,
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mental Despondency,
Sleeplessness,
St Vitus' Dance,
Nervousness of Females`
Nervousness of Old Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing health,
Debility of Old Age,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Heartburn and Sour Stomach.
Weight and Tenderness in Stomach.
Loss of Appetite,
Frightful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Fars.
Weakness of Extremities Eel
Fainting.
Impure and Impoverished Blo.r1,
Boils and Carbuncles,
Scrofula,
I�erofulous Swellings and Ulcers,
Consumption of the Lung.,
Catarrh of the Lungs.
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
(Ironic Diarrhom,
Delicate and Scrofulous Children,
Summer ('ompleint of Infants.
All these and Loony other complaints cured by this wonderful
Nervine 'Tonic.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ass cure for every class of Nervous Diseases, no remedy ham been
able to compare with the Nervine Tonic, which is very pleasant and
harmless in all Re edarts upon the youngest child or the oldest and most
delicate individual. Nine tenths of all the ailments to which the human
family is heir are dependent on nervous exhaustion and impaired diges-
tion.
igertion. When there is an insufficient supply of nerve food in the blood. a
general state of debility of the brain, spinal marrow, and nerves is the
result Stared nerves, liko starved muscles, become strong when the
right kind of food is supplied; and t, thousand weaknesses and ailments
disappear as the eery. s recover. As the nerroas system must supply all
the power by which t:te vital forces of the body are carried on, it js the
first to suffer for want of perfect nutrition. Ordinary food does not cast
tain a sufficient enactity of the kind of nutriment necessary to repair
the wear our peeseat mode of living and labor imposes upon the nerves.
For this reason it be'nmes necessary that a nerve food be supplied
This South American Yetvine has been found by analysis to contain the
essential elements out. of which nerve tissue is formed. This accounts
fbr its unive:sal aiaptabiiiiy to the cure of all forma of nervous de-
rangement.
CSawronmen.Lt. ire.. AU.* V.
Ts He Orsi Sorr4 .1...e,inew Jfn(ich. r:w:
Dams Ostrre:-! Mune t, a -y to you that i
have toasted for sum, yeas s with • eery ..Ileus
arose of the Mount di a:...1 norms. 1 trod •very
sard:rus I could tea• ,r of. but notthrt doe* .e
any apttyet.eble C, .4 seta I um e.ietss4 to
try your Urrat South sneer' us Nervine Took
and ltutna.i and 1.l1ar (lin, and renes talar,
several bone of 11 I .dust say toot 1001 MT-
prised
npris d at Its wo.d efLI vosrvs 10 cur,• 1he.tess-
aeh 10.3 0,0er.a a.e...i..;s.tern. If cenerine
beam the rah* 01111,01 remedy se 1 do ; w "Md
sot be abbe to levee the dam..d.
J. A. ILAaeca, is-Ttw. Itoserpormorep.
leaner. Wn.nr.oe, rt arow.svallcy• 1d.
soya : •• 1 had bees 1n a distressed eoadltu,a br
Moss more from Nervowrnres, W•••••A• tl IY
Glomera. Dy.1.1asa. and In.tlgeetioa, wool id
health was gone. 1 had Mv■ doetnelrg rem
*tautly. with iso reed. I bought one bottles(
aorta A meAeaa Nervus. which dor see raw
good than soy 311 worth of dortodag 1 two
id Is my elk. 1 world advtm every weakly pm
see to use ski, valsebbe and body ern«=y : s
fe. bottler, 4 It has toad tea eo.pktelr. 1
ea.MMer 1t the grandest asides La the ...chic"
A SWORN CURE FOR ST. VITAS' DANCE OR CHOREA.
('BAWFORDSVILLE, iND., June. 22,
My daughter, eleven yearn old, was severely affltete+d with lit. Vitus' Danes
sr Chorea. We gave her three and one-half bottles of South Amerken Nefe•
vine and she is completely restored. i believe 1t will cure every ease of the.
Vitus' Dance. I have kept 1t In my hmlly for two years, and ant mire 11
the greatest remedy in the world for indlgeetlon and Dynpepsals, and for all
forma of Nervous f)lsorders and Falling health, from whatever cause.
State of JUIIII T. lima.
fen# ,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this June 22,1:714
2, 1Rf.7.
Cao. W. WatOHT, Notary Puble1
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
The Great South American Nervine Tonto
Which we now offer von, in the only absolutely unfailing remede ever
discovered for the care of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast tl: a of
symptoms tied torture r, hich are the result of disease and dtbi:,:y d
the human stomach. No person can afford to pass by this jewel of ;lest'
culabie valve who is affected by disease of the stomach, because t'..a ex-
perience and testimony of many go to prore that this is the oxl: ani
ONLY mix great cure in the world for this universal destroyer. 'i bete
is no ease of unmalignant disease of the stomach whitit can resit. the
wonderful curative (towers of the South American Nervine Toni,.
}se:
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..d esjatly LAN .wq ri5r �ItlY�lllS 5M .satffsa. ~M
Large 16 ounce Bottle, $1.00.
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
F. SO II,I3.A..1NT
Wholesale and Retell Amt
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