The Exeter Advocate, 1889-1-10, Page 3The Women of d'apan.
The better glass, of Japanese women are
by no means nneduoated. They receive, I
am told, a better training then the women
of any other Oriental nation, slid they are
better treated than thous of any other Aefatic
nation, The Japanese girl can, as a rule,
read and write'Japeneee• She learns all
about household matters, and she takes the
whole charge of the household. This ie her
sphere, and she to known ae the honorable
mistress of the household. Her husband has
no right to be meddling with the cooking
stoves,. She pays the eervaats and the mar
lest bill. bathe case of the poorer merchants
IMO often acts as one of the clerks in the
atorea and takes, the place of the husband
whoa he is not pre et% In the country you
will find her often working in the fields, apo
air Nikko I saw great numbers of women who
acted an the leaders of pack borne carrying
oopperandooda up and down the mountains.
Still, I think the women here have alt osier
time than those of the, lower ola,aes oi; Ger-
many or Holland, and you see fewer labor
hardened faces among the other sea bore
than yeti do in many of the countries of
The wife is, however, lifter all but little
better
them, theservant of the bnsbend, and
the ties of marriage and divorce are here so
loose that he can diapeuae with her at plea-
nre. hfarriege in
japanan fa not attended nd
e
d
with the aolemntty andreligione ceremony
of the American wedding. It is a civil con
traet, and theaegotiatione for itgo on, as a
rite, through the parents. The young than
AO, woman have no prel#urinary couriahip,
and the seeing of one another^ for one or
two tmeis theonly ahece c
deeiding
whether here anyombatibitity
of tern-
perement.•—[Frank G, Carpenter.
Decollate Areas,
An interesting, U not particularly vale,
able sympeaiur has been m pro7,reara in twa
or throe prominent American papers recent.
ty on the vexed. question of the decnllete
dream-.eaitt modest r otherwise, a . therwI e, healthy or
unhealthy, btantiful or the reverse? Mew
different opinions were given by all eerie of
men, The women' views on the matter
don't seem to have been calked. There waa
roue strong dennneiatian, a good deal of
noat•oommbttel fencing with the problem,
d no little openly expressed Admiration
Id defence of the eastern. M an every
other snbjeot, so on Site one, the dootore
disagreed auaang themselves, some holding
that the "taw neck and short $leave$"
is highly harmful to a woman'a health,
while others, equally prominent, declare
that ha the case of women of fairly
good cetlatitutioR{ if ottoman ' senna
precautions are taken, there is no den -
ger, One or two medical gentlemen
said that in their opinien women are really
stronger than men., and. that the average
wcai fan% powers of endurauce are far in Ada
Venn of the average man. It is notprobable
that the opinions of men will have much
weight with the ladiesone way or the other,
and that they will continue to wear what
style of dream they ehoete, as song as they
choose, and until faibion ebangea for tome -
thin else. For the great majority of those
vabo wear the deoollete drat, neither mod-
eaty nor health, enters much, if at all, into
the computation. It iefasbloaabloand drat
ends the matter, There are agree women,
however, who can't be got to nnderatand
that fashion is intended to reveal the beauties
ot nature, and not to blazon its defeats and
deformities.
rt Scarcely."
This word "scarcely" ought to ring in
the ears, and reverberate through the hearts
of them who are at ease in Zion. They go
to sleep with a eertifioate of church•mem-
berehip under their pillow and dream about
" sweet rest in heaven." But rest is for the
weary, and tho weary are those who work,
Peter says, " Give diligence to make your
calling and election sure," But does not
God's promise make tem sura t acme one
may ask Yes, as sure as possible, we re-
ply. But no aiaaranco is possible until the
condition, are met. God tefle na that mad -
time and harvest Shall not fail. But he
means, of course, for those who sow,
since he tells 112 that the man who will not
plow by rectae of the cold shalt hog in hat•
vele and have nothing. And the aamo law
applies to the spiritual harvest. God gives
us all that he can give. Ho does for us all
that anybody else can do. He even works
in ue to will as well as to do. But we moat
work with him, We must etudy the truth
or the Spirit cannot sanctify us through it.
We must pray, for it is only those who ask
that receive. We mush do good as we
have opportunity, for it is only by our good
works that we can glorify our Father in
heaven. Asluggard in rehgion is the worst
of all sluggards, for nowhere elee are there
such promises of help and of reward to
those who are faithful.
Do Not Worry.
Some women do a large amount of extra
ork that amounts to nothing, and yet tires
nd frets and worries to a great degree. A
omen may be a good housekeeper without
eing a /new one, and making her family
ncomfortable. Many people in telling a
tory or giving an account of some facts,
este so much time and the patience of their
tenors, in detail before the pith of the
atter is reaohed. I think it is about the
me with the housework,' If one makes a
eat talk about a little work before it is
gun, there -is liable to be leas force when
arted. Fuss, fuss, talk, talk. all the little
rtioulars add nothing. Understanding
e work and doing it is what tells,
Spoke From Experience.
Fond mother : " Now look here, George 1
ant you to break off with thatirL She
very pretty and all that ; but I know her
well to want you to risk your happiness
marrying her. Why, she knows no more
out housekeeping than I do about Greek
not a bit 1" George: "Perhaps not; but
os learn." Mother "After marriage
rat�br late for that, George." George :
nt you said yourself that you did not
w a thing about housekeeping until after
were married." Mother r "'eery true,
orge=and, yourpoor father died of dys-
ala twenty years ago 1" .
• Had She But Known.
nweloome Suitor That's a lovely song 1
lways carries me away.
her if I had known how much pleasure
ouid give us both, 1 should have sung if
ler in the evening.
e was from Philadelphia, and Hi was not
1 the next morning, in the train, that he
tight on," and his heart grew sick as he
ed the- kindly hint in the dight of sub-
mit, events.—New York Life.,
blio, cariosity in` this age is so short
that where it- took years and years
ekes to grow :stale. in past days, now
.ory is a „ohestnub before you can -get
nd th`e oorner to tell it to the first fellow
meet.
Treatment of Doubt.
We are in a good deal of danger of falling
ont of sympathy with Christ in our treatment
of doubt, There is abroad a disposition to
coddle the doubter. Christ was astonished
at the doubters and left them, We admire
and pet them. We are sorry, indeed, that
they .cannot see truth clearly as we do, and
reat in the miracles of the New Testament,
as we do. But along with our regret is
veryapt to go a feelit ig that somehow our
skeptical friends are the victim* of intellect-
uality. They doubt mote than the average'
marc becanee they see more. We are dice
posed to admire that larger horizon which
gives them more intelligence in questioning
add perhaps, therefore, more reason for
doubting:
Perhapswe think they have entered more
profoundly than others foto modern aofen•
tiflc critical methods, and while we May
still be thankful for our peaceful Christian
harbor, where our anchor holds without any
strain, we have a secret feeling of admire,
tion for those plucky fellows who, following
their new "Critical methods, are battling
heroically, if nnJiucceaafeeliy, with intellen-
teal storms.,
The Bible, en the other hand, treatsin.
e a sin,i
belief as Indeed, It e the nes n
In ee , i a ..
which sends Christ away. And the•depth
of the in is proportioned to the force of the
evidence which unbelief reeista. If we#all
into a ditch when the
sun shines
we aro r e-
eponaible for the injury we may suffer.
There is a polntwhere rebellion against hu•
man testinteny becomes an affrsnt and a sin
against /awe of evidence. And God has
made spiritual things so plain that a refusal
o bell h o
t ever alt a moral gharaerer.'--ETho
l atericr.
itteltt1U 4edneett•
Thera was lately unveiled at Lynne, in
France, a statue of Ampere, a famoeeMan
0f science, who wrote sumo wonderful works
on eleetrigity, when that aeienee was in its
infancy, and wboee name fe perpetuated in
the word which eiguifes the nuit of an elect,
trio current.
It waa said of hie "observations on Elea
tro-Dynamics, " published in 1822, that
"tine vast field ot ph aical eolonce perhaps
never presented ae brilliant a discovery, Oen*
delved, verified and nompletea wins snob
rapidity."
But Ampere waa so great a thinker that be
forgot everything else when his thinking
waa going an. Ets :duplicity of life made
him an intereating character, apart trout his
soicntif o work,
Probably there never waa a more absent-
nziaded man. Hun wife had to keep track
of hie eugagemeute for biro, and often had
great difOcnity in gz.tting him to keep them
whoa his worts was as hie mind,
Cue day he bad. an very iaspartant engage -
meat, to go out to dinner with some public
then and inen of science. The engagement
W42 for six o'clock, and though he had been
warned, Madame Ampere found him, when
that hour had muscat arrived, titin tolling at
his dash.
By dint of a good deal of effort, she got
him to leave bis work and go to hie bed-
chamber to dress for the dinner,
fig went to his rooter, with his thoughts
et.ill on his work. He took off his coat and'
waistcoat, and finding lihntelf in his ehirt-
alcoveo, he imagined thathe had gone to his
room to retire, and whereupon went to bed
There, an hour er twa afterward, Madame
Ampere fowid him feat asleep.
Tile Same Identical Bottle.
A mea wholiked his glace was aoouabomod
at long intervals to viatt et friend who was
a water -drinker. Oa one occaelou a very
flue bottle of port was produced for
him, onwhtoh he pronounced a due
oulogium, .A year after he called again, but
was treated very differently; the wine set
before hits was so vile indeed that he com-
plained of it. "Nowthat only shows,"
exclaimed his boat triumphantly, "what
affectation there is in you wino drinkers 1
Twelve months ago you praised the wine I
gave you, and now you abuse It ; yet, as it
happene, my dear friend—for I know no
topers: but youraelf—it's the very tame
identical bottle that I opened for you when
you were horn lash 1"
Why Wasn't he a Comet?
Young Stir. Staylato oaf sitting in the
dimly -lighted parlor the other night watch-
ing s seventeen-year- old girl trying to keep
awake long enough to see the morning star
rise. They talked astronomy,
"1 wish I was a star," he said, smiling at
his own poetic fancy.
"Iwould rather yon were a comet," she
said, dreamily.
His heart beat tumultuously.
"And why?" he naked, tenderly, at the
same time taking her unresisting hands in
his own. rr And why?'' he repeated, im•
perionaly.
" Oh," she replied, with a brooding earn-
estneee that fell on his soul like a bare foot
on a ooldoiloloth, "because then you would
only Dome around once in every 1,500
years."
He didn't say anything until he was
half way to the front pate, when he turned
around and shook his fist at the house and
muttered between his teeth: "By the gods,
it'll be a thundering eight longor than that
before I oomo around again."
But by that time the p,or girl was in bed
and fast asleep.
A Warning.
An English paper. delivers itself in a snap-
py way of the following little bib of some-
what epigrammatic ill nature:
That Mrs. Shaw, the American whistling
lady, who so recently did much to vulgar-
ize 'moiety's taste in drawing -room amuse-
ments, has obtained a divorce from her
husband -bearing in mind the old proverb
about crowing w1 g hens and whistling women—
will adrpriae no one. That she is to be mar-
ried again says much for the intrepidity of
American manhood. That her residence
will henoeforthbe on the other aide of the
Atlantic is much to be thankful for.
There is solemn warning here for any
Canadian girl who is ambitions of imitating
Mrs. Shaw. Just fancy how horrid it must
be to have some crusty, orossed-grained,
small-sonled, editorial noodle saying things
like that.
He Reoognieea 7'heill.
At a whist -party one night the rector of a
certain parish eat in and found himself in
partnership, with his churchwarden. Pre-
sently the person produced four threepenny
pieoes as markers, when the.' churchwarden
observed, " Ah, parson, you've been robbing
the plate, have you ?" " Oh," growled the
rector, " You recognize your beggarly oon-
tributtons, do you ?"
For the Yea; 1889
No better resolution can -be made than to
resist buying any of the substitutesoffered
as '' just as good' as the gleet only sure -pop
corn ours--Putnamas ].'sinless (lora Extrac-
tor, It never fails to give satisfaction. Be-
ware of poisonous flesh' eating aubatitutea.
Por Love's Sake.
Sometimes I am tempted to murnl►aar
That life is flittingawe ,
With only a round of trifles
Filling each busy clay—a
Dusting melte and corners,
Making the house look fair,
And patiently taking on me
The burden of woman's, care.
Comforting childish sorrows.
And, charming the childish heart
With the Ifitnple song and story,
Told with a mother's art ;,
Setting the dear home table
And clearing the meal away,
And going on little errands
In the twilight of the. day.
one day is just like another
Sewing and piecing well
' Little jackets and trousers.
So neatly that none can tell
Where are the seams and joining--
Ah I the seamy side of life
Is kept out of sight by the magic
Of many a mother and wife;
And oft when I'm ready to murmer
That time is flitting away
With th the sek-same round of duties
Filling each brew day,
It comes to my spirit sweetly,
With thegrace ofa thought divine :
t,
Yon living, '
't'
aret
it forla
Pare
And the lovinahouldneverrep sake,.
" You are gelding the little footateps
In the way that they ought to walk ,;
You are dropping a a word for Jesus
In the midst of your household talk
Trkviag, your life for Love's sake
Till the homely cares grow sweet ...
And sacred the self-denial
That is laid at theldester's feet."
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Why Are We Sick
Because we allow the nerves to
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Dire. I'llelpa Asa soeveolr of her stay in Lan. FAR Klaus ant Para:aa Some upealal bargain*
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Pnvarite,
.1' acne is a word aaabitfan loves,
A net art has offer ice portrait polkaed,
V Woe the heed Of avaricercelives,
O Mice* t2 the," ehektls" WOO
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A remedy so eat'ssfaatory for all tholes
wealtataaea and diseases peculiar to women,
that they ne i SW longer sud'ar from them
if they will but nee tide world -famed
remedy.
The daughters of the Empress Frederick
wear what would be coiuideted widow*' cape.
The Empress wears a widow'* cap with
strings nearly to her iota,
The Sultan is afraid that the Swddrn a.
fair will bottled as a pretext for prolonging
British occupation.
"Timnely Wise " S Por Shalp Eyes.
":rot' love. norhanor, wealth, ocrpower,
Cm nllscl,Wheheath io BtiOwedmely vilest 1
With ilt•hotlth all taste cf pie:taare filet,"
So spcaketit Gray, and who denies i
No surer fact beneath Moans.
.Alas t for him who early dice
iiecaufe be is not timely wise".
Alas d for blot who will endure
The Mho might so quickly care ;
Nlrsht•aweats, and Mush, and hard caught breath
Couioup:cn'aheralds, sigma of death.
T. be cured, take Dr. Pierce's Golden
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Harry Mackenzie, eon of Bir aforell. Mao
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in Henry Pettitt'e melodrama, " Hands A-
cross the Sea." $o fa down on the bills as
Barry Morel].
Coif No Nom.
Watson a cough drops are the beat In the
world for the throat and cheat, for the voioe
unequalled. See that the lettere R. & T. W.
are stamped on each drop.
Since Joe Emmet bought his St. Bernard
Pl.inlimmon for a thousand guineas, a star
has arisen, Sir Bodevere, for which fifteen
hundred guineas has been refused.
Consumption Surely Cured.
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Please inform your reader" that I have a
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By its timely use thousands of hopeless
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The Ontario statute reelniring hotel pro
preetors to provide iron bre•eseapes in all
oases where their buildings are over two
storeys high name into force last month, but
so far there appears to be no indication of a
general compliance with the enactment. Ta
this law to be one which shall be more hon
owed in the breaoh than in the obser-
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Different Points of View.
Very stout old lady (watching the lions
"
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seem like a little piece of meat' to you,
ma'am, but it's enough foe' the lion."
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represent It to be as good as the Mapie Lest saw.
They res theirsew np00 one name mai the public
become famifer with,ile inferior quall% thee: they
charge the name, In order to humbug the public
another season, ail whih isth
o very
beat evidence
of the superior quality of the Maple Lexi saw, as it It
not the custom W ccuntertelt a poor Ptosis. 'Shue
e rnnterietts are sold t earned* macer rrtce than 'ha
btaplu Leat saw cars to bought tar; the dottier, of
Coarse. endeavors L? sell thein at roarlp the same
Prise, thereby minder a larger proof. And Nome sit
the more uepriecapled dealers. la order to tell the
oountertelt saw. wnll tell entrelh0 0f sashes rdadt
regarding the quality of bath the geoulne and the
ooualerfsit. Good goud-a
are alwaiar cheep; poor
goods are dear at ail price. A saw. IMO a icoo.
will not cut fait Wells n will hold a keen c ottiog
edge. Prlee $1.00 Per foot. ,itarsufa Lured only Lv
Sk1.il1 LY /6 D ETJIl,1OR%
SAW H1dN1TlTAQT(illCRS,
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TEMTEM BOA INSPECTION owl lasers
duce Company, of Canada,
Consulting Engineers and nolicltors of Patents,
0 hose, Chief a:;,user. ,A - Isa,Seo'y.Treat,
THE TOROKTO SILVER PLATECO
--ktanatset^iren of the High Gado et --
SILVER-PLATED WARES.
TRADE
MARE.
FACTORIES AND SALES/MU:
420 to 426 Sing St. Yost, TORONTO
Ea Q. MODERNLY, J, C COP_
3lanarr,. &or�.
CANADA PERI A.NEXT
Loall& 8aviastomjany
L1.0001'OliATBBD 185$.
Head Office 1 Toronto Stn, Toronto
Rubs orlbed Capital, 8 4,se0,eor
Told Up Capital 2,500,000
Total..triae114..' 1e,08e,tios
Tho enlarged capital and resources of this Company,
together with the increased facilities it has moistly
aequirodforsupub logtend,owners+dilacheapmoney.
enable the Lirectcte to west with promptated and at
tbo Iowtet current rata cf interest all requirement,
for loans upon satisfactory real estate security.
Application ma• be mode to either of the Company's
los AAppprateere, or to
J.11eaati 2r.8 %-fOS•1rroil tr, Dlreolor, Toronto
Young .ad.en
SUFFERING from the effects of early evil babits, tin
reenit of ignorance and folly, who fled themeette
weak, nervone and exhausted ; also Idmat:s-.am and
OM Mot who aro broken down from the effeots of
abuse or over work sad in Advanced life feel the
coasequenoos of yontatul excess, send for and read
1I. P• Lubon's Treatise on the Diseases of Men. The
book will be Bent sealed to any addreas on receipt of
two Sc stomps. Address,
1f. V. LIII:ON. Wellington St. R., Toronto,Ont
Allan Liiw Royal Mai $teamsJiipi
galling during winter front Portland everyThursda7
Seel lifax. every Saimrday to Livernool, and in sailor
" et from Quebec every Saturday to verpooi, galling
At Londonderry to land malls and pimento for.
.Sp?tiand sed Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Sa1S.
fax and St, John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
d summer months. The ateamere of the Glos•
gow lines eail during winter to and from .Hs.'J"r,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during glum
mer between (#laegow and Montreal weekly .0/wow
and Boston weekly. and Glasgow .and
fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other information apply *0
A. Schumacher As Co., Baltimore ; S. Cunard as Co.
Halifax; Shea e; Co., St. John's, Nfld.; Wrn. Thome.
son as Co., St John, N. B.; Allen A Co.. Chicago
Trove d, Aiden, New York; lel. ,Roamer, Tnsonlu
Miens, Rae fai 00., Quobeo • Wm. Brookie, Philado"
Alfa : H, A Allen Portland Boston Montreal,
asommommismimmim. no
CURE
FITS !
When 1.1347' 0ax>tg Ido not moo merely to
atop them, tor ,a time. and then hate them
.e-
nngetnIMeteRaDICAL CORR.
lame the
In>�
�, Ek'TT, FPsr or
s'.,dLI4INa' BIONNTss
Liffe long study. I wa2R.l.xa my remedy to
Cyan the wore owe. Bee -Anse others leave
felled islnareason for not nave r^eoolvla sowe,
PendatonoetorAtreatise and, aINA); orrun
of m Dtvar"Lrn1.w Bxrtrlrtly,. Give pros
arm It o d O will cure ty000u. yeanothing :or a
U. 0. B00Ti N.0.,164 Week Adelaide Si.
roll0NT0, ONT.
FPe allegro esolo thenfltO•PiX fJa40460 4
WA.aBreadreakee'sYeast frSU =Ordbrfontrtwa
Manna trlra allOrrrsI,,
'Cesar ire ekeas Es lie l*Wiest hoc l ms are fel
Anda astallliefair.ir#oaskw 'dare*4lefaarea,
BUY THE BREAa1AKER'S YEAST. NUDE 5 CEIiM;
STANDARD CHOPPING
UISESBESTIVIEH
MILLSTONES
Pf1r2TCRIN02R WKS
IVoaMR 24 444GWlt4
Ptaltlila.1a!1 Keene._
J�o!Vat)14 i UIDDEE
THE GREAT
STRENETH:GIVE
-
/jPERfECT FOOD
,{ ORiitstcK
!'t ARMING ale
OTRITIOU58E'ERAGE
A POWERFUL
INVIGORATOR
A
arming6 Palatable
Are the words need, by everybody to express their opinion of the merits of
Johnston's Fluid Beef
as a WINTER BEVERAGE. and as a matter of fact it has a
Wonderfully Stimulating effect upon the circulation, and not
only so but it supplies lasting strength and vigor and is justly called
THE GREAT STRENGTH -GIVER.
OF PURE COC LIVER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPHITES.
Almost as Palatable as Milk,
fig disguised that the most delicate stonracl,
can take it; Jlemarkabke as a bZESH
XJtODUCER Xcraons GAIN rap-
• idLy while taking Ix
SCOTT'S E11,tt tsION is acknowledged by Phy-
sicians to be the FINEST and BEST preparation
of its class for the relief of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Wasting Diseases of Children,
and. CHRONIC COUGHS.
8old by an Druggists, 800. and 81.00.
oxo w n Engines
ines
IRM B3IIEA3 AV t SIZE.
TORONTO' ENGINE WORKS
PRINOESS AND FRONT' 808.
J, Perkins 86 Co; - Toronto,.
FOR BEST FAMILY USE,
CARBON SAFETY OIL
ASK DEALERS FOR 1T.
wholesale Depots
ONZARIO—Toxoxro, 80 Front street east.
OTTAWA, 88 Spark street.
" Bamovxu.v, L. W. Teomane dt Go.
QUEBEC—Monraaen• E. Cavanagh.
hIARITI1E PROVINCES—Sr. Jonas. Jos. Balooic
Rt Sons.
1SANITOBA 8c N. W.T.—BnAanox, W. Johnston & 0o.
Sam'1 Rogers & Co., Toronto, Canada.
�u4deraffoit ° e
t-krow-DjkS50 ei.IATTON.
Capital and Funds now over $3,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE 15 TORONTO STREET, TORONTO, On_
A Donee Company, Established October, 1871.
To he hen of To a hbi h lel date, d0otober Stet, 1887, there has been returned :
y ( Othclaims)•r.................._. 8649,249 00
To the holders of matured Endowment Policia; ...:.............. ...... .. 26,492 63
To Polloy-holders on surrender of Poloiee -• 98,656 00
Te, Policy -holders for Cash Profits (including those allocated and being paid)., ... ., 482,644 02 is
To holden 'of Annuity Ronde _ 16,967 84
Leaned to Polioy-holders 0 the. Security of their 82,264 es
• _ Sf.s0O,374^'a
Policies in Force over 10,000.: . Amount ov',r $00
15,0.0 ' `
PRESIDENT—Hon. Sin W. P. Hownarr», O.B., K.O.ed, G. R e
VICE-PRESI.DEN'I'S-Wuarex Emmett Hee.; EDWARD HOOPER, ESQ.
3 S. MACDONALD, Managing Director.
CrPotlalee Nonfortalt.hle atoae'2'mars and Indefeasible after 8 veers.
RELY ON HOP BITTERS.
A WONDERFUL NERVE TONIC. AMediolne,;not a Drink. Cure All Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels.
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Organs, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Female Complaints, DRUNKENESS,
te. may Save Your LIfe. `1,O00 Reward
ppp,�.atd fora case they will not cure.
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