The Exeter Times, 1891-9-17, Page 3"Like
a to
THE effect produced. by Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, Colds,. Coughs, Croup,l
wed Sore Throat are, in most eases, lea,'
mediately volleyed
by the use of this
wonderful remedy.
.strengthens the•
vocal organs, allays
irritation, and pro -
vents the inroads ot
( • Consumption; in
aoao, o every stage o Viet
dread disease.,
Ayer's Cherry Fee.
toral relieves cough-
ing and, inducee
a'axefresiting rest. -
"I have used .A.ver's .Clierry Pectoral
in my family for ihirty years and have
always fonnd it the best remedy for
croup,to which, complaint my children
loere beets subjeet."-Caiate LT. Curley,
BrAkiya,N. Y.
"From an. experience of over thirtY
*ors in thoe. sate of proprietor:, alma,
eines, I feel justified in recontinending
Ayer's Cherry Pecteral. One of the
best recommendatious of the Peatoral is
the enduring quality of it popularity, it
being more salable 'new than it was
tvrenty-five years otos, When it great
emcees was COUSieldiell tearrelons."-
R. S. Drake, A., Beliot, Naos.
"Xy. slater, four years a age.
was so ill from, brouchitis that we had
alme.st given stit hope oi her reeevery.
Oar family phyalelan, a ABM man and
oa lorge experience, preuonneed it use -
1e ZR to give her ouy more meaicine ;
Fa7tui; that he bad done all it v:as pea-
sible to do, and we must prepare for the
went. As a laet resort, we detereonea
to try Ayer's Cheery Pectoral, and 1 et -in
UalYS.V. with the most homey resulte.
Alror totting a few dates she seemed to
becathe owner, and, within a week, was
our of alatteer. We ("Manama giving- the
Peetoied rAtthil Au ram ent.rely
well. Tbio liao given Me unbounded faith
in the 'preparat leo,:m.41 1 reel/tee:end it
eaulialeutly to n
Doe enraoleeee,o-ae,0.
Lepper, raggiot,'Ik'et Weyne, Iud.
For Colds and Cotaalea ta,o
93
et"
Pneee-ereere zee
J. C. Aye; e7, r4O$Se
cir.1•1443..•,t, IVettti o
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THE ALASKA BOUNDARY LINE TWO OOMETS NOW VIBIPLE.
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,
Reslote ef the Recent survey on the The uenvens Offer an rnusttaify Interest.
ilia Attraction.
YuironRiver,
---- A very beautiful astronomical phoneme.
ate vonausfon Ls ensaopointing to toe r. ion occurred on the evenings of September
S. Because it confirms fogiivies Solo 4 and 1 Woife's comet, which is ilow faint-
vey Giving the Geld Ingir.Ings to the ly visible in the constellation, Aries, paesed
over, or occulted sonao of the smaller stars
Canadians.
.A despatch from Washington says t -The of the Pleiades. Mite nearest the cornet
news brought book by the Government Coast was °WY a few minutes north of
i. Alcyne,the brightest star of the group.
and Geodetio Survey party which set °i' Wolfe's comet is one of the list of oomete of
for Mesita two years ago, Is as a whole, dis- very short period„ its period being some
-
appointing. The boundary hue between
that Territozy and the Dominion of Canada, what less than seven years, the time of last
as fixed by the treaty of 182$ between nexihelion passage bein.g about the first of
October, 1884. The tone of the present
Russia and GreatBritain, is the 141st. uteri- perihelion paseage will be ou the fifth of
dian of west longitude: but it has long been September. IN °lire comet is one (A those
matter of dispute exactly where that comets wbich never approach 'Very near to
meridian runs. flate years the discovery the suo. and it is alwea's outside of the
of gold close to the presumed boundary has
made this question important. The general o.,,r,tit,letf.iM. aLs,i.ersez,lyfuhnen.n„cnare;s.t. h‘lts,,tefi
that of showing that the true line at Forty -1-171;111)-(;eTeni;olire'llie' liZtarer and f-orta--es-e7.
result of the recent survey is reported to be
ilin'
Mile Creek is not the one assumed by our en mt °I miles' and ft."411 the
earth about one hundred and tour Balmaceda narrowly escaped ovi*h his life,
Government, but the one recently establish- millions of miles. Anyolle having access for as soon as the mob learned, that Volpe -
ed by Ogilvie for the British Government,
several miles further to the west, and far to telezeopes will have ao trouble whatever raise had fallen and that they no longer had
i 1 indentifying thecomet on the two nighte anything to fear from hint, they raised a
enough distant; te put the Yukon gold fields ,of its near approach to Pleiades. The Pim- great ery for his life and started pellemell
in Canadian territory. If the statement. odes now crosses the meridian between 5 :30 for the Exeentive Mansion. The ex -dictator
thus attributed to an officer of the expedi. and 6 in the morning, so that by nanought haa taken time by the forelock and was well
tien ia correct, disappointmeut will eveutu• they nee wen eitneaeo for observatione. out -of lowm's way before the people in the
ally be left by the people of Alaska, who TWre L-.. another carnet which is now well j streets knew of bis downfall. MRO011 asbe
have counted,on the eetwaofor population and the I a
. . . . .t•. obeervationIt e. is Eneke's reaehred Santiago, after Ida llieht. crom
l• ••'' ' ° us '''''432e• 17-'u • fat e Alert period, cornet with a , Vdparaise, he gathered together all of Ids
N o doubt, oleo, the American miners now period. of only tfoie.
hree and pereeraiii eTeets aud such money as he could
established, there will be sorry to find that third year.. -.-tie shortest pierioa of any ' Jay ids builds en and lied, The last infer -
they are underlanainion metro). known voieet oa the preseat 4Ay. Eneke sa !nation elnahaahle indicates that he weut by
Tila lat t'altrolian small' a tha (1j11''''.'" eGtnet la now vi,dhle in the Northeast, mot qteoial train to a p it on (*ottalen Bay,
bmtu'l"'T 1413 11.4,'1 r'.;','1'311ft°„1,' tvs,a, .),',"'P is siten uated amt., ttleereee eouth of the • where lie embarked on the Altmatute Con-
ear)it r thut fmr3 0,)". ••`i•r• WIlumo `,'ii"'''''' bright star t'Apella, the 1,.:Alog brilliant in , don, and pat to sea. Ile will probably he
CHILI FREED OF BALMA.CEDA, Man proposes and woman diagnoses.
More partleelarly so if it's a plate of vanilla
ice cream.
The vilest sinner may return -everything
exeept an umbrella.
Whistey is too ofteat the power behind
the thrown.
The Provisional Government Turned Over
to Batineclano.
NyArrixta THE ARRIVAL OF THE JCNTA,
There is a marked increase in the volume
of news which came from the lately war -
ridden communities. From private dis-
patches it we learned that on Sunday .a
mob composed of the roaglaer element no
Santiago took possession. of the city and
burned property valued at 82,000,000.
Amon the houses destroyed was the reei^
de:zee ef Bahian:Oathat of his mother and
of Gen. Barbosa, who was killed in the
battle before Valparaiso. Other houses
burued were the residences of Senor Goday,
Balumeetitee Minister of the Interior, and
Senors Me4ilenue. and Eastman, two of Bale
umee.da's warmest Adherents.
raL;ALtei:D.t. %%las FLIGHT.
who made a prolonged and valuable exe
ploretion, beginning .at Chilli:oat Inlet in
He..ceverod a great extent of terra,
tory in his work, and marked the place at
line
t,1i eente1laion Attriee- CeelliG5 end froi uext in AlreilteVitiCG. NV:WM 511G
ui
is one of those coeta that are rarely visible ' British Sloop of war Espieoie h spreeetled ;
to the naked eye, although on same oeea. him with nearly pi ,1)3,00:on in ;diver teken
eions it lets just I seen de.teeted as in October from the Treasury of (hili, Bengt 7,,lendevie
•whieh he• found that tho houndary
croeeed the I liken ; and the result NVOS to awl Noveniver, 18a1) as a feint brush of den he will 40-ahthee go to opaio,. ot„„, . it
light shin aee etar pf the fifth inageitnelee le field he hes alrea;ly emit pert aline peivete
pat the Yukon reinee M Britieli territory. r
,no teeeseope the vonlet pieeente a fairly fortime, V437
Tiu, miner, thetv g.ctiolred, to the num1,,,ra weii do -121,4 nucleus with e, levy move,
• tilfAT 1111/141 A'A, ilikfoliteel 'inn often t.;„ thin tin,t th taat,,,t 4tat. A174N•
of bit of maitiolore, 'cool were neatatraity cuemc dak,(41 throughu. Enowe comet Ilefeeel leaving Sentiago toile, called ;4
Ain rieen Roil, The dieter:ewe Wee een eovered by Ponsof Mameiliee, Nes-ender, t'irnt ect.'r tore,„•st o Gen.
;ea prized,. athe eoiiting laaPa Put thell"4 bee ;1. Periliar Ilistor3" to it. It was ilia. a e•tur•fil of war,a-olefter laea eenferenee, •
?
etleou and lir:t telt mining laws, of wt,to, nviu,a,,,.:,:,, v. -ho had ti,cr. :n command. of at v r they hoer.. nothing, at once heeaute a tliti,k,%:, 1 t‘villicse that Vote the vomet has re.
nioe'oon, twent --one flare On the oarrieou at Saatatoo anal who was con -
Bolero(' toe least ordeu of e,.:Iteaeedit s sup.
porter:;. Ctn, liwpte41-,ho o...., on took steps
to preserve order, b:n in force v.-4,1 too
1)0ounion ,:e tanter,' tree fee provittee eNee, ,,,..„1 nearly fun,. ave. Tee (eke es, , email and Many of theot left the ranks to ,1
. .
, p. .
: our own (-anon' tieteot oilleere ; bet as tale is / , • . thiri medium capable that wee in sight. All .: tv Sorrily the *noh
, , . t `Se: G clitsid lii ifeleo a . . , .•.
. now L.L:1 to 1, ice ;•-•.11.•,,itsisail,13; Colifitifma ': of nee-et:dile! u, le i e area to liffilic : of so little ' l IA full paseaveion at lee /Any and they
'"''''' cn 10 110'', ; tlaq of the !nest singniar facts eonneetrefl with it
were denletlee in no Iraata neel:4 a vow it tke. leorteninee From the
an;ihe them pyover to tlw inr to the co" Pri the erloa hao
undrits Ifits'e. They awaited, a t.urvey , t' • 1 ' eriol iv Vie rioters ft:r eake of the plunder I,
e tre '.11511iff ,) ...Yr •
1".e thi• it Pii•tr,I, , t,.,i.1.. , ,gm uot rolled in tie, welf..h of the
•••l• • • ••• •
Prf'IV "0 10 b"t'l" 1141'4' C • 5'4 ma-test:1y et the tunates who bad e'.'u litalmacteta,
te L.,ue aaalietiou, iae the inert -is.. , „f • ,„0 Eiltig;i3P,4 ; • 3,11•G. They were tamale' tolialoreed felon
el intY- ,-f the Ilemitdon 0 ilea region, late, tee , worehe the cogNi, 02 t time to time by a horde deepe e.-,v.los and
1124:1S 1'114'1.4144A" 5" t'."' 6-4141 (1: elteee 517,s1 ;Sti1A.11-.» persee between entlieve from I he sinertund eeeemutry, until
4 V.!:4k 4" 4 -AA 1114e 4,44....!4.ie!sysleid. or leuel jepit eed tie" The e owe by lAiglitfall all sembleneee.. iaw eed erder
; t se a • eel emeeletion ler ka's pre-; fee fee e.,met eve Asati 0,115 " lo t,
!I.:, Ilzse A",jurjAiotion 'Mite ra long „;t. re4:stijo.1, r3,11f, th,-, eel pa of oz,91,a, mole? the e.•'d -1. /10110v,
1, , ; ;•1.: th7, Yukon f:',0:1 1.114,i15 1 1 isOt aoatia na, a eta ro; 1 at the thm. sw,re cautioult i leocaral Reed- II
1.4.4 '11 e 1 ime threetentel b5:mamma 7;01; 1,9 eeeee e-eie„seal ,,,e mike, ,ne of the borne., Pi.wr.i,t, trehed nto
vh2;amide, The 'Lorne brovesie keel: by the city and atteeeletel t leetete+ older.
Their cl1brt re wee p trei setea F
The tett% iessleisel of plea 51usene;
too, teed
to :ma. h, ;old .:ii .r, tires
vero alaeing in e. dozen parte a t:e. `1t.
owe. Senor Althea:ow, Al.eZt1I%.,
Of to e !Vaal, oab rea od„
ilelley to have als. one eaughtlanolna or
ill Ong shot on ihe spst.
.111 night long the Fllarp erztl: of ride.:
ji1Jsto(-1: f rtB lersietr
)yo-Etnir:: paeling.2
,:.11.0)
nand.
()mita! •:u
1-•crwa-
ert,,
the best
3.11 the mark-
et and always
resh. Frireily recip-
ev:, carefully prepared at
0:nitro' Drug Store Exete/
C., LUTZ,
A pamphlet a informatIOn and ab-
straet of the laws,sbowing How to
Obtain Patents, CaTeats, Trade
Marks, Copyrights, sent free.
Address PAULIN & CO. •
301 Brondwo.y,
New York.
onr :,„urveyI•art.7 are tag t110 tapper a. naen - - -e--
as'iotra,ling 011001;; hy the inereracel tlfeeev.
nrico of noiel, and a :,,mtliet over they:I.:A:kat •
1 of ownN,Thip unglit be ilangeror.o. Iti is well , •
that the ri:111.:: of severeignty ist that region( Wo .aave te4treeel reezet the leee'l; 11:1e) „Feit
•ohould be 55 11111 heyotri dispute, and- the Prat is' ""rat all:P.0a" Oa' adal 111'111aq vtaan;
sulotantial to:ace:tient of two narveya, under- lucre se I', party.
taken in oppesite intonate, will do mneit to rtIG /4.1.TATG,Ved of I11es5I0ZI5e1e : in ritlei,
bristg :theta tide twat. mai celota- will peetee every °tie lett' tis e eirl
Me, the eeetet delimitet ion of the ft ortiese -with tieeklee on her nose. • ,• . vela tlseitite;4511 yi114l;01 ,tlairtctteras were hearo,
a eta or all, he the 'wear of a Join. etaa- , t yoe „e ti„, ato.,aol, flan/4e in 411 bot! l,. in the street o. at ti tiOtti:Sim tot'. at Inn
int nr11: of it::::_11:a aerieeeent, eieee,e, i5,4%., 50 i."..u,k, ,.,i,... i.1.0 1,,,,a,.., hnna 11,„5 ii„..,,,,„:., tnee.lenselreit thievee were killed le tween
i 1 -•
4.5" niq Yi.; olaiao,a that 'tha aatorha 11; tam ie.., itodf for the
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e p' rotet glom *,ewn awl 105
trireSmirt.
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73 . ' 1Zi.:04(in"VIAtill1053.10111011101515Vii51"-4.5."l •, 50'
Laocoon in
the coils of
the fatal ser-
3pents was not
more helpless
than is the
man who pines
under the ef-
fects of dis-
ease, excesses,
overwork,
worry, etc. Rouse yourself. Take
heart of hope again and BE A MAN I
We have cured thousands who
allow us to refer to them. Tit °Alf
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methods and appliances. Simple,
unfailing treatment at home for
Lost or Failing Manhood, General. or
Nervous Debility, Weaknesses of
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Noble MAIeliOOD fully Restored.
Improvement seen the first day.
F,{ow to enlarge and strengthen,
WEAK, 'UNDEVELOPED ORGANS AND
PARTS OE Bop's.. Men testify from
SP States and Foreiga Countries.
Write them. Book, explanation
and proofs mailed (sealed) free.
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ERIE MEDIOAL. 00.,
BUFFALO, N.Y.
end reer tor -on 'Pei) aee Vy, oroe eataro 1.5.%ZttnaA.o.
for.Yt'u 1 "314 0"1 g't t 41wW,111LatIltruP" :,,00ti alter -daylight yeeterasy Gen. C'ento, •
coe -ot the head of taUJO troops, arrived from
Site hotenly)-" What note that noise I se„lporoteo and took charge of ;Zaire i».
licord early in the hell this meenhee when Imam. The mob then had possession of
yent comeine," ilo ontstiiy)-,, it omit the streets. Gen. Canto ordered bie troops
leve been the day breaking darling." to charge. With liaea bayonets they drove
A girl may do her level best, the rioters back and into side :greets
Use powder by the:batch, they were diepersed, ana comparative quiet
lint she'll fail to go eir 0443 Was again reetored. Lao yesterday after -
Unless she fuels a meta. • nom cablegrams received here announced
" Just eee how fetidly that man kiesee bie
wife ,,,,00a.byo," sad the optimist. " There
is no Sham demonstration there," " Oh that
is beeattee she is going away," said the pas -
alma.
Miss almersonia Russell (from Boston) -
"1 have read that Venus do Milo will be at
the Chicago Columbian Exposition. Won't
That be charming?" Miss Calumatia Porcine
(from (.'hicago)-" Very lovely, but I've
never heard tho young woman sing."
• -
• PAIS s.1.5i,'Ilz1:i la i Litsling the itontoltery line
Iin the soeleot o port of Aleatto m aare it
fetme -.. -....rotee ;ea ively narrow etrip "aetween
tat..- e :!.:,t :lud I.Ititii,.:11 etvitunbia.
no Seven eizzes.
tool ittresAat,
t15at1i hAel to a met here, lue5a,e.
Onicy a vial,
Tes10li314 1110114,,
0051; 15.s happy home.
Only a boy,
Trudging to sehoOl,
Chwerned now by a sterner rale.
Only a youth.
Living. in dream:4.
Full of promiae1i.f 11055
Only a. mam
Battling with
Shara in now by a, loving. wife.
Only a fatties.,
Burdened with care, ,
Silver threads in dale: brown:heir.
Orly a graybeard,
Toddling again.
Growing old and full of pain.
Only a mound,
gergrown With grass,
DrearnS Unrealized -rest at lath
•
The Land &Immortals.
Ey the rose-trellis'd cottage, whore 13eanty
abides,-
Wherejoy loves to linger and sing,
Or sorrow her secret. evangel confides,
And circling the towers of the king,
There closely.impinges a laud of delights,
'Whore g,lorms-iminortal-are spread, -
And sanctified pureness forever invites :-
'Tis the beautiful home of our dead.
Tho people who dwell in that wonderful land-
Misi its music-, and sunlight and bliss -
Are the ones who In pureness of being expand
From the holy formations of this:
They are free from the slavish dominion of
sin -
From tho bondage and body of death -
And each into fulness of life hath come in
From existence enthroned on a breath.
Jo vision, the rapt "Son of facto." the Sexr.
Saw the streets of the "City of Truth,
And all their broad pavements to him did
appear
Asthe play -ground of beautiful youth.
The children aro there, with their rapture and
song,-
Not a °hrm that enrobed them with love
Is vanished, but purer and fairer they throng
In TEIE LAbTA 0,0" IMMORTALS above.
Enwreathed in the out -flashing glory and. rime
Of that Country -Celestial -so near, -
Limned out in its flush, on the hill -tops of
time,
Our loved ones, departing, appear, -
But they fade from our sight, passing over the
brow,
The night falls o'er city and sward :
-We dream of the light that encircles the now
In the glorified land of the Lord.
And each, as they pass into pureness and love,
Leaving sordid conditions behind,
At the merciful mandates of Providence move
With tenderest spirit and mind :
They join in redemption's beneficent plan, -
The "Law of the Spirit" they laud, -
They see. in a perfect salvation for man,
The infinite purposoof God.
Every pulse -throb of mind there's a heart beat-
ing less:
Lifet Covenant Angel has come
And out of the earth -bonds, which chafe and
oppress,
Rath leiss'd an immortal one,home
To the fulhiess and glory which eye hath not
. seen
Nor mortal &inception hath trod,:
Where being is perfeet,communicatisetween
The Ohriet-eankrinifed nfrikano,.
Li„EwEtzik-it.. Mo1Rxsoy.
"Tho Elms," Toronto,
With the wearing of the blouse has come
She necessity or shiit.buttoris which are
"?
generally orplein gold br amnia
A Waterloo Hem
A farm -house with an orchard surrounded
by a thick hedge, formed a most important
point in the British position at Waterloo,
and was ordered to be held against the
enemy at any sacrifice. The hottest of the
battle raged around this point, but the Eng-
lish behaved well, and beat back the French
again and again.
-At last the forraer's powder and ball were
found to be running short; at the same time I
the hedges surroundiog the orchard took
fire. A -messenger was sent to the rear for
more powder and ball, and in a short time
two loaded wagons came goeloping down to
the farmhouse, the gallant defenders of
which were keeping up a scanty fire through
the flames which surrounded the post.
The driver of the first wagon spurred his
struggling horses through the burning heat,
bue the flames rose fiercely round and caught
She powder, which exploded, sending rider,
horses and, wagon in fragments through the
air. For one instant the driver of the second
wagon paused, appalled by his comrade's
fate ; the next, observing that the flames,
beaten beck for a moment by the explosion,
afforded him one desperate chance, he sent
his horses at the smoldering breach, and,
amid the cheers of the garrison, landed his
cargo safely within. .
Kindness Misapplied.
"What's the matterV' '' asked the kind-
hearted old gentlman of the boy who was
weeping bitterly.
"1 g -got two nice clean blocks, an' them
fellers took 'em away from me."
"Well ! well !" exclaimed the old gentle-
man. "Did you want them very bad ?"
"Y -yes, sir."
"Hasn't your mother any kindling ?"
"N -no, sir, she sti-aint."
"Father too poor to buy anyV'
"N -no, -sir.,
"Does he drink'i"
"8 -some."
"Humph. Very proper pride. 1 see it
was the kind-hearted comment.
"But you wanted the blooks for kindling,
diduLt you "
41 Wh sdidriyou want them for, Shen?"
"I want 'old t -to bit together and in -make
a diekene of a n -noise with, sir."
The' kind-hearted gentlemen turned the
corner almost at it trot to avoid missing an
ajelseiritment.
Pale blue and purple is a new combinotion
'
that the eity was again tranquil, but fears
wove expressed for the Light.
There is 11111011 epeoalation among the
Chino:to refugees in New York and -those
who keep posted in Chitin's politics as to
who would be Balresteeda's ettcoessor. It is
generally thought that no election will take
place for at least a week, aud that, when it
does come it eivilianwill probably be chosen
President. The Chiliens have had enough
of military despots, and will not care to
risk having another. Those most promin-
ently spoken of axe Bentsen() Prato and
Manual Jose Iranazoval. Others who are
supposed to have a chance are Senors Echau-
rou, Errazuriz and Carlos Walker -Martinez.
If a military man is chosen the race will be
between Gene. Canto and Baqueda.no. The
former is the popular hero, but the letter is
a more astute politician.
FIFTEEN SKELBT0111S,
Siena:tins or &British Soldiers Enteartheel a
pruminondville.
Greet exeitement prevails in Drummond -
villa over a find at Lundy's Lane, At 2
p. m. to -day in a sandpit opposite the ceme-
tery was found a large trench, in which
were found the skeletons of British soldiers.
Some of the red coats were in perfect condi-
tion and butters without number were
found; also tobacco pouches, jack-knives,
buckskin vests and officers braid. Up to
the present time about 15 skeletons have
been unearthed. The numbers of the regi-
ments were on the buttons. The regiments
were the 6955 and .103rd. The historical
society has taken the find in hand and is
collecting the bones and will have them
buried in the trenches in the cemetery. The
members of the society are collecting what
relics they can, and will have the trench
opened further to -morrow.
A Sad Predicament.
"I understand your barn has been burn-
ed," said a sympathizing citizento an out-of-
town farmer the other day.
was the gloomy reply; " I ain't
got no barn nor nothink to put nothink into
nor nothink."
Onthe Iteeici to Oonstunpton.
Exasperated Fruit Dealer*" These peach.
es have an unhealthy look, have they?
What's the matter with 'em, sir?"
Customer*" The baskets you dress them
n are too tightly laced sir. Good day."
A physiegnotnist soys.--a: Beware of the
girl that has black eyes, 8151111 the girl with
blue'eyes." Thi.2 pratioaly restmets the
choice of • cacti) young man ' to the
girl with le e. e:,,ss., who is not warranted
genuine o t. snow."
The rept. i• 1 05 decidedly b
We (1:jo t lytti 503210 15151510158 are so -
And 115 tig -;!10 V.';LS well over twenty
eel e .5 „ 120:55.
To- 11 1 1 5101 sb e's clerking,
, SIT11:11 e a. iter :lips and her brow,
For she's o;,.i: g the cool soda fountain
And the ma: til1. weak at her now I
Fon
easons
For the Wonderful Success
of Hood's Sarsaparilla,
the Most Popular and
Most ExtensiAly Sold
Medicine in America.
a flood's Sarsaparilla possesses graat
g medicinal merit, which it posisively
demonstrates when fairly tried.
fit It is roost economical, being, tr.)!
ea °tile- medicine of which " roc(
Doses One Iaoil'ar" cola truar bo said.
It is prepared by a.
Proportion trad Process Peca.:.ar to
Itself, unknown tot other preparations,
and by with...A ail medicinal value oi
tbs 1,-01'1on8 in4reL11ents secured.
It effect; renearliabie cures where
other medicine3 bare utterly railed
10 lo any good v.,3tattr.-..?r.
It ie. a. modern late!icine, originotted
by (..-per:-.Inced pirumacists, and
still careily under their per
surn1 Fuperv::•113.
It clean, clear and he:,,,,utiftd, In
Ve541:e. to take, azal
always of equal reran:gilt.
T It hai proven itr.elf to be poAtivel:"
the best reatedy sroltila and 1-41
11..od 11):: bist tonie ler
that tired feeli:7, bo af a.,.9etite and
gemezal
It :3 a11751i; 5 fN cnr.,
sici‘z catarrh,
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leys 05.i 12.52'. •
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tr,t:e
in v..1:urc it 14 120571?.
131an of 411 od, 5: fnr:x2poll.1rq and 11001'1
arrilicro teetia-intod.
1,5 011-.-c3't.1,152g 13 ustialae.
.455151. and thoron4:ily ;re-
otraloat:
PoigV: for Vet!.
a Hood poider01
zttengthairvag mcdicine. you shazad
the 1,e4. fer tio.•,•:1': Sari ap4rillas
tad 1raist upon having it. Do not IA
a.ny argument or prsoa:on intluo;:c.)
yY.1 to Inly ‘.hat 3'03 do not tau:. Ile
eleee eo gat the rnedZeioe.
ajAtitn
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CREAtriiEtiEDY
3reca:1/41Eadur.r.T.
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache,
Eleadache,
Toothache,
Sore Throat,
Frost Rays, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Etc.
ber reaterzs evf..yviticae.
Fifty Ctstits a t.,,,:e•".c. It:zee:141= 4.0.
11, 11,netnee're.
Ciefelli.Eaa. Veefeat.ree COaSaltiatere,, IiI
• Cauziall. En..t Tacato, Out.
INTZI1COLON IA T
RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
The d:reet route oneween the Went ar:1 all
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teeny teimaaye eeeeteeeei alai 1413 115552151
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locetat or iaaa :Med ere tt',y i051.2151 e‘'QUI
fort ty 01 t
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cars ererueets 10r0545354iNrre:55554i'AiNG.
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CUM.; 'brat 4.11!•4, 19k ; 4.17in
SWellin14, ErYeellle! Ind t15ki,SttiiOl, 5,'Pe545e
Med, 5'3i3.1s30'1 51.si,
sa•A•A141 Ni.e n twa,
sold by all drag hreesredonl:,..
by C.1.11(14)12, 4: the, 4. Lowell, Masa
cicstiar
yea.d.drn.Y.**1.1.0Y
A 1111 NOT a Pur
4••.• gative Medi
eine. They are a
Breen) Demon;
TONIC and 1(e0025-
Salletre011,a1 they
npply in a condensed
form. the substaneea
actually needed to ea -
deb. the Blood, curing
all diseases coming
rem Boon and War-
nx BDoon, or from
VITIATED 1171ZORS ±15
tho BLooD, and also
invigorate and BUILD
55D tho BLOOD and
SYSTEM. waen broken
down by overwork,
mental waxy, disease.
excesses and indiscre-
dons. They have a
Seeenere Aar= on
thobotginlixtfen"andxsT•woEmue'l,
restoring LOST VIGOR
and correcting all
ranDatmenrrms and
SUPPRESSIONS.
EVERY MAN Wiiigsfit:117.1hOsnnfflr.14.:;
his physical powers flagging, should take these
Emus. They will restore his lost energies, both
physical and mental.
qiiii
should take them.
EVERY Vio
They cure all pulp-
reressions and irregu arida, which inevitably
entail siekness when neglected.
should t
ake hese Pmts.YO NG They wil cure the re-
sults op yotithful bad habits, and strengthen the
system.
YOUNG WOMEN Tellhoeusled PILLkesthwemill
Smoke them regular.
For sale by all druggists, or will be sent upon'
receipt of pnce (500. per box), by addressing
ximu, DR. WILLIAMS' MED. CO.
23 reele,vitte , Ont.
50000.00 a yeasts beIng MOO by John R.
GoodwIngroy,II.T.,et work for us. Reader,
1007 not make asm
you uch, Ina we can
tenets you qutckly how 50earn from 5)10
010 day at the start, and more you go
th
on, llosexes, all ages. In any part of
America, you can commence at home, giv-
ing all your timaor emwe moments only to
the work. All le hew. Great pay SURE for
every worker. We start you, forttlehtng
everything. EASILY, SPEgDILY learned.
PARTICULARS FREE. Address at once,
STINSON k ON, ronskens, SUM
How Lost, How Restored
Just published, a new editio of Dr. Carrera
well's Celebrated EsSay Oh he radical cure of
Bildnaeonanme or incepaeltY induced by excess or
1 earlelndieeeeeion.
The celebrated. author, in this admirable essay,
dearly demonstrates from a thirty 'e'ars' seccerette
practice, that the alarmings consequences of self.
abuse maybe radically cured; pointing opt a mode
of cure at once simple, certain and effectual. by
means of whleh evert sufferer, no matter what his
be/edition mey be,ixtay cure himself cheaply, pri
fately arid indisaity,
8/7Thie1eeture sbouM be in the hands of every
youth and eVery zaan in theme&
Sent under seal, in i pieta envelope, to any ad
.dress, peot-paid; on receipts of, four canto, or tw
postage tamps. Samples of Medicine free. Addree
THE COLVERWELL MEDICAL CD
41 Ana Street New York
Post Gale Box 450 4E8i
HRT 8 PAM EHTENIMA03
ael.ttiat tree: e too. 74e.tet.1.,f.v,
Tothaolle.nrn's iss ev
By all dealers. Witeetc.ello '1;y
ERRoris OF 1,701,a,Tel.. 7.eetvere De-
bility,. Seminel Lo.s.4e e te, 3 e4. 55 1't10 i)ceey,.
promptly end p25272551"251i'.'
Does not interfeze telt1 it
and fully reztoTes lott 511.2015151 llontoot...., et.
eau:mimed. Pricefia rpr
Selo Propmeter, IL 5C▪ 310L0thI.I...t..•Lie
deld's Drug Store, Eros See :: z.e. e • .•
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"When I my 50150 Deland meal racrel- t p
for 15515502 15253. Own them 1015255 A
salmi cure. I base made the Mono at 5,525 1.;
SY or FALLING- SICENESS a lite-let5 strely.
snv remedy to eons the worst mces.
failed he no teas= tartlet now recrativo a. ear. ieor.,1 at
(zee /or a treatise and a Fres elmy
remedy. Give EXPRESS end POST.INTIC:,
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TORONTO, ONT.,
, 4:4 6 I'llOrt 1st.
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We iltrnialt e0e55151I1.5. :gate you. No rink. 1'.a.o, devote
uur ,pare moments, 055 1511 your time lo 1150mug. lbt.it an
entirely note lead.stsid brings wonderful surer551 to every xt
lleginuara arst earning front 5052 tO 530 per wreb and drrr‘dat
and room attar a little. 50310505100. 21', eon furnbit 3 ou 33,5500103
aud tenets you Plitt. Din snare to retsina hero Dull
laformattou PURE. efsmiljE alespep„ 513.1513., MILS&
tifiuisioll!
or
Cod Liver Oil
AND THC
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CURES
Scrof;:lziug-And
Wasting Diseases.
Chronic Cough,
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
Prostration.
General Debility, &c.
Beware of all imitations. Ask for l
"the D. & I..." Emulsion, and refuse
•••••••••••
all ot,..ers.
•
PRICE SOC, AND $1 PER a0Vrt31.
'-e4erserve