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pa ned me. I then .
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. lie gave mo some medicine which I took as
' '-41iteeted, but It did not seem to do any good.
, ForbluatelY, I happened to read in Ayer's
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, ve it a trial. ter talcing a few dm
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rouble was relieved, and before I had fin-
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CANADA -
Mrs Geo Francis of Hamilton an
invalid, died while her child was being
christened at her bedside.
Mr. Claade V. Currie, a farmer, of
Neepawa, was fatally wounded on Sat-
urday while cleaning his rifle.
A hospital for Indians is to be estab-
lished by the Church of England at
Dynevor, on St. Peter's reserve,
Lord Aberdeen has deelined his pat-
ronage to the ball to be held on, New
Year's eve hi aid of the Children's hos-
pital in Ottawa,
Col. John Peters of the London Field
Battery is about to ratline from the
corps, which he has been conneeted
with for 30 years. • .
The application made recently by the
State of Washington for salmon fry
from the British Columbia hatcheries
will not be acted upon,
Boswell„ commanding the
90th Batt., of Winnipeg, has resigned
his command, and retires after thirty
years -of militia service.
• The great animal c•
lington, London, last week
great attention. The Queen, the 11
of Wales, and the Dake a 'York won
prizes. This was the first appeararice
of the Dake of York as an exhibitor.
TIU X TIME
Attorney -General Childs, of St. Paul,
3)/finn., gives it as his opinion that under
the coristitution a the United States it
is illegal to open a Pablie school with
DOUG worship, even if that devotion be
restricted to Sayinie the Lord's Prayer.
At the conference in London on 1?ri-1 At St. Louie Rev. Fattier Cosgrove, a
da Y ealied to consider the existing fiscal Catholic priest, died tte a result of be.
system of Great Britain, MX. J'anaes W. ine raa over by a l000motive tbe
Lowther, Coneervative, for the IVIiddle raTiroad yards. The officials of. tile road.
Division. of Cumberland, stated, amid UP- believe the man throw himself under
roar and applause, that he desired to ;the locomotive with suicidal intent.
see a reinstatiou of proteetion, whue Mrs. games Williams, of .Teffer-
The Prince of Wales has given a sonville, Ind., was dressing a turkey for
church at Babingley, whieh forms part dinner she found, in the bird's claw a
of the extreme portion of the royal es -!diamond solitaire the size of a pea. The
tate of Sandringham. Bab'mgley is re-ifowl earn() from a fatan close to a, pica
puled to be tne parish where the first olio ground, and it is thought that it
Christian church Was ereeted in Bast picked ' up the jeWel near there,
Anglia, by St. Felix, the Burgundian,
about the year 600 A.D.
UNITED STATES.
Sinallperx is reported in Ohio.
Samuel Gompers was elected president'
of the a.rnericana Federation of Labour on1 A despateh received from Cape Coast
C
Saturday over john McBride. Castle says that it is reported there
hanging of W,II.T. Duxrant, the mur-
derer of Blanche Lament,
been fixed for tbet1rthraettriptehbe, Asharttis have deposed King
in San Fran- I ,stea,d.
enthroned and itaihatherliQaewtrueePalltin-Y ilhai:
Fehruery 21 has
OISCQ.
ti
, has held
A speraal despatch from Shanghaisays
news has been received whieh confirms
the xeport that the Russians were the
instigators of the conspiracy of Liallaa-
Shin against tbe King of ,Corea,
ati nr ipntleha
Senator Cullom made a long speech' Eugene Kranz, an Matan
einbUnited States Senate in favor of ,t•hc Position of chef in the household. of
the Czar of Russta for some years, and.
ydeocolnargarteissonof the Monroe doe-
.
• I he is said to be the most accomplished
I cook in the world. His staff numbers
R. A. IIelliwell of Chicago, who was 1.„,aaa tnaaaaa aa.,,,,,
captain of the cricket team that. visit-, ----- ---'`'''''''''''"---- l'-'"'"'—' '
ed Ontario last summer, committed There is a strong Buddhist revival go -
suicide on Saturday "night. - ,ing on in the 'zipttnese Empire. ,„ The
The Halted States Government crop Church has been stirred up y e mva-
report showed a lower condition. and a sion of missionaries, and within recent
years Buddhist papers have been organ -
smaller acreage of wheat than had.
been- expected. , ized, and the Japanese press is full of
The strike of Italian labourers at The Atchison, -. Topeka & garticles about religious matters.anta Pe r
Hamilton was ended on Thursday by Railroad was sold. under the hammer i A. despatoh signed. by a number of
the.contraotors agreeing to give the ad- for 860,000,000 „to Mr, King of New York Armenians of Constantinople says that
vance asked for by the men. • representing the reorganized company, I Armenia is at her last gasp. The work
.A. eolored woman named Emily Smith of extermination wahines. The num-
died at St. Catharines on Thursday. Allan G. Thurman, of Colurabus,Ohio, ber of people massacred reaches one
There is conelusive evidence. that she
was over 100 years old.,
The first steps towards the re -erection
of the Grand Trunk car shops are being
taken in London, and tenders for con-
struction will socia be called. rot.
The Alontreal City Surveyor has re-
ported hi. favor of the proposed electric
line to the top of the mountain, and
it will probably be built very soon.
The Canada & Michigan Bridge &
Tunnel Company will ask Parliament
next session for permission to bridge Ir
the river between 'Windsor and De-
troit.
Jeremiah McCarthy was sent to
penitentiary for eight years by Judge
Snider at Hamilton for highway rob -
the Old Roman," as the Claw Demo- hundred thou:sand. and half a million of
crats delighted to call bka, died on survivors have taken to the mountains
Thursday. He was eighty-two years of and forests, where they ere feeding on
age. • herbs and roots.
The Chicago brewers, who are carry-
ing a, large proportion of the saloons,
have decided to redace the number by
seventeen hundred after the 1st of Janu-
ary. the Quaker City ---Permitted by a Cor
A regiment has been formed in New rapt Felice.
York in connection with the Clan-nat.
Gael to form the neuclus of an Irish -1 A despatch from Philadelphia, Pa.,
American army for the liberation of says:—There has perhaps never been
eland. an occasion in this city when the preval-
PHILADELPHIA'S VICE.
A Terrible Picture or the Immorality or
1
In the recent viaduct accident in ence of vice, immorality, and crime has
Cleveland, Ohio, by which a street -car been so prominently brought before the
fell through an open draw, causing the
public as at Thursday's session of the
death of seventeen persons, the eoroner
failed to find anyone guilty of a crim- Senate Investigating Committee, when
each. Lawyer Petitt resumed the enquiry into
bery. His three pals got six years mal act.
Fannie Linsley, of St. Joseph, Mo. has the Bureau. Evidence was given in a
The Inland Revenue for the Dominion brought a, suit for 825,000 against' the
of Canada accrued during the month of Central Medical College for having caus- ,g,eixi,erall way indicating that houses of
November amounted to 8736.311, as ed. the body of her h 1"
husband to loe re- -Lalne, speak-easy Pe'lleY shops, and.
against $744,202 for the same month moved from his grave and used as a. sub -opium joints Bearish in the police dis-
last year. I,ject for dissection in the college. trict, in the alums, and under the very
John Scafe, a prisoner in jail at Chat-•; Chicago 'University is the recipient eyes of patrolmen, with apparently but
ham, managed to lock the turnke.y in of another $1,000,000 gift, the donor be- little ;interruption. The Rev. Dr.
the corridor, and then tried. to break ing Miss Helen Culver. The condi- Gibbons, a Presbyterian clergynaan, lla-
ma. The turnkey's shouts brought tions of the gift are that it shall be de- bag in the slum district of Fifth Wa•rd,
assistance, and Scans gave up the job. voted to the increase and spread of drew a most harrowing picture of the
Mr. A. T. Wood has made a formal knowledge within the fields of biologi-
condition of things there. Immorality
offer to the Hamcal science. ilton City Council to in all shapes aud forms was openly vis -
build. the T., H. & B. road froHam- At Topeka, Kas., Governor lVforill ible, and had defied the efforts of the
m.
ilton to Toronto without a bonus, and called out Battery 33 of the State nl- he said, were well aware of it, and had
ibest -citizens to stamp it out. The police,
to put up 825,000 as a pledge of this mu
l-
to protect the Ka,nsas Medical Col- said they were unable to do anything.
bona fides. i
lege, which was threatened by a mob. The vieious class, he said, seemed to be
Mr. Gilbert McLeod, market garden- The trouble was caused by the discov- prcitected by a powerful political influ-
er, while engaged in unloading a wag- ery in the dissecting room of the col- ence that controlled all elections. The
gon in Hamilton, suddenly fell to the lege of the bodies of three women stol- police openly electioneered on such ea -
ground, and died before medical aid ar- en from the Topeka cemeteries. casions. He knew of- policemen who
rived. Neuralgia of the heart was the Business in the United States has been had made efforts to better affairs who
cause of death. ' q ' g , a • p were discharged ft= the force.
An approximate statement of the lia- merit is likely to occur now until the Similar testimony was given bythe
bilities and. assets in the estate of Sam.- new year. In some directions mild wea- Rev. H. L. Phillips, a coloured. Episco-
son, Kennedy, and Co., of Toronto, whole:. ther is eredited with depressing the de- pal clergyman, as to the slums sectioes
sale dry goods merchants, has been pre- mao.d for seasonable goods, but at van- of , Soventh, and Eight
pared by the receiver, and shows a de- ous points in the United States the tem- Waras.
ficit of about 8200,000, perature has been quite low enough to A general idea of the conditions of
Notice appears in The Canada Ga- make a general seasonable average up athings itt Chinatown, on Race street,
zette of a schema to construct a steam business sense. Anyhow, wholesale trade above Ninth, was given by. John Duke,
and eleetric railway from Port Church- is dull all round, and, as usual, stocks janitor of Rechnan's hall. Opium places
ill on Hudson Ba,y to Calgary. Power ? just now are not being added to. ha
.
It' th h• b were abundant, gambling everywhere,
and Chinamen consorted with the most
is also sought to run a line of ocean- • . •
going steamers from Port Churchill on ticeable decrease in demand. Collections degraded of white women. All this was
Hulls& Bay. have also shown weakness, and prices under the eyes of the police. At one
timehe said22 amblitablas were
The Grand. Board of the Patrons of La- conta inue downward tendency. The
• , gng
operated. in t,his small section, and $15
dustry, which met on Friday in Toronto, °tL ee -from each of them was laid aside each
have approved a resolution, to be sub- month.
week for the police he unclerstoorL
mitted by Mr. Joseph Haycock, M.P.P.,
at the next meeting of the Grand Asso-
ciation, to admit all classes and prefes-
sions to the Patron ranks and abolish all
GENERAL •Barna Lyon, a. 'Private detective,
a
The Japanese have evacuated. pgagt* made as to the number of houses of
-The Spanish Cabinet has resigned. told he committee of an investigation
signs, pass -words, and pledges. Arthar. ill-faine he had found. in 13 police dis-
tricts. They amounted to 629. Two
GREAT BRITAIN. • Russian troops are being moved friar. hundred and eighty were in the Eighth
The Queen will visit Nice in the Odessa and Sebastopol to liatoum. a, . district, and 115 in the. Sixth district.
spring. The Times places the Italian losses in These two comprise the Philadelphia
The Imperial Parliament will meet the battle of Ambalaigt at 2,000 men. i en er o1n.a
on February 11, •Herr Dowe, the inventor, of the bul-1. • .
The Queen's shortnorn heifer won let -proof coat, Le dead.
the championship cup at Smithfield A British and all Itakan vessel of
MANITOBA'S CROP,'
Cattle Show. . I war passed up the Dar nelles. The Last novernme,n, netnews; Siock kr.-
• d. by her sinking in a collision muting, the extra guardships to all- ports Near'," Doubleti-Gpent Advance
drowne
in Dairy Prod ucts. it
Six of the crew Of a collier were I The Sultan has issued an irade per- .
near Liverpool. • • 1 proach Constantinople. a
Belfast engineers have rejected the • . A despatch from Winiapeg says:—The
.
/a large kona.k oa villa used by the Provincial Governmenintn Friday issued
bles with tne shipbuilders. ' penial uests has been burned its hist crop bulletin, tirhich details com-
propogals for a settlement of the.,trou- Sultan for the accommodation of Im-
• Reade, has been appointed honorary In India every resident must", under •
pletely the ma z el Lod Manitoba harvest
A Canadian, Mr. Herbert Taylor
penalty of fine have his name written °r• 1895. The total wheat acreage is
surgeon -general to the Queen.
shown to have been 1,110,276, from which
up at the entrance of his house.
Moorgate street station, London. every It • d that the European
is rumoured e•_ 31,775,038 bushels were raised, an aver -
Two hundred trains enter and leave
hour throughout the day. ers have addressed to Japana-PeremPOWpia age of close to 25 bushels per acre. Of
The Duchess of York, formerly Prin-lory demand for the evacation of Corea.
• oats there were 482,658 acres, with a tot -
cess Mary of Teck, gave birth to a son Howes attacked and destroyed a al product of 22,555,733 bushels, or an
average of nearly 47 bushels per acre.
Christian mission in Ma.dagascar. Mis- The -barley acreage was 153,839, total
on Saturday morning.
British agriculturists are agitating sianarY 1VIacMahon and his family es- yield, 5,645,036, average per acre 36.69;
caped. flax, 1,281,354 bushels were raised; o
the formation of a party in Parliamenf
to look after their intere.sts. • .A. Nihilist Conspiracy against the rye 81,082 bushels; and peas 28,229 bush-
nce his elevation to the post of Cora- life of the Czar has been discovered eta The total grain crop is thus shown
Siin Moscow, and several arrests have to be 61,366,172, an amount nearly four
mender -in -chief, Lord Wolseley ia
In been made. nitillion bushels in excess of the Govern -
great demand le assist at public Lune- The German Cabinet has decided to ment's eslimato, made just before the
tions. .1 continue the canapaige against the threshers got to work.
infa,nta, Eulalie of Spain is spending Socialists, upon the basis of the corn- Of potatoes there wbre 16.716 acres
a, holiday week In London, She is stay- mon law..•n
of
ing at a hotel, and has n , et been receiv- M4,042,562bushels, the average yield per
. Adrien Lachenal, who was vice- under crop, with a totalpro tic
ed by the Queen. President of the Swiss Republic for acre bei ag nearly 244 bushels. The
i
A small electric lamp is being used 1805, has been elected President for total cr g of roots and potatoes was
instead. of a bell in some telephone ex- next year.
6,327,815 ushels.
changes in En land.. The call for eon- Emperor William •of German r - Crop correspondents in the course of
nection lights ti e lamp.
Int is reported that the Prince of Wales
made a lot of money when the South
African market was at its height in
London a few months ago.
There is a growing feeling in England
in favour of protection, but Lord Salis-
bury holds out no hope that England
will change her fiscal policy.
The English weekly papers devote
considerable space to the unfriendly at- ,
titude of the United States respecting
the Venezuela and the l3ehring Sea
questions.
The shipbuilding strikers of Belfast
and the Clyde have refused to accept
the tepee agreed upon by their repre-
sentatives, and the unfortunate strike
till eontinues.
rho Axnericen liner Indiana, in turn-
itg in the Mersey to land her passera
gers in Liverpool, collided. with, the Bri-
tish steamer Zamora, damaging her so
seriously that she had to be beached.
Sir Juliet Goldsmid, the well-known
member of Po.rliarnent for South St.
Pancras, one of the wealthiest end most
charitable of the Hebrews of England,
is in a eritical condition of health at
Brighton.
The Queen, the Priece of Wales, tlaid
other memhere a the Royal fatally
were preeent Saturcla,y at the mem-
(vial ;services held at Pregame% on the
th anniversary at the Prince Con-
nt t h.
e, their remarks say that the imxnense
;
posesto givegrand
Pedal palace on January 18, t'he anni- wheat crop has enabled farmers to
It is believed that China, as a reward last .year, enabling them to pay off
sell- as much as was sold a this date
versary of the foundation of the gmpfre.
1 liabilities, while still holding
Japan after the war, Will fihreat
o' . pa rb of their, crop for high-
with.or Russian intervettion in her pfaelymouirt
n stock exports were nearly doubled.
the Russian Pacific fleet to winter i er Prices" The bulletin shows that the
mo- au bay,
'rho Italian Chamber ha's voted he
additional war eredit, and pee 'are -
tions for the Abyssinian canipaig4 are
going forward rapidly. •f
The Postmasters -General of Nevv',outh
Wales, Victoria and Queensland' met
to discuss the projeetett PacifiO cable
scheme. They decided to Send two
-delegates to the eetfereriOe.
There is no doubt felt in. Washington
Political &treks that an attempt will be
made at an early date to press upon the
House of Representatives the deeirabil.
ity of recognizieg the Cuban insurgents
as belligerents- i
A high board forme is being built
around. the site of all that is left of the
Talmage tabernacle at Greene and Oliri-
ton. a.vennea, Brooklyrt. InSide the ferice
is a mass of broken brick and stone and
twisted iron braees.
Ex-GI:Werner T. Churchill, of LfttIe
Rook, Ark., a general in the Confeder.
c14.0 aritlY, hes telegraphed Senator ;fames
erry, offering his SerrideS to the Pre-
sident in the &tee of war with Eriglann
in support of the Alonvoci doctrine.
during this year, and the figures show
that stock -raising for export is grow -
hag to suclx proportions that it will
soon become as important an industry
as wheat -raising. A groat advance
has also been made in dairy produets.
The output of butter and cheese netted
nearly two hundred: thousand 'dollars.
Tha bulletin shows that five thou-
eaxid harvest hands from Ontario as-
sistAcl in garnering the crop, and were
paid roar hundred thousand &liars
by the farmers in wages.
A 8i1eut CabCs.11.
THE FIELD OF OONIERC.E.1
1
Soma IteMs of interest to the SitsY
Business Nisai.
The Indian shipments of wheat for
the past week were 3.68,000 bushels,
The vvorldni visible simply of -wheat
I increased. 475,000 bushels durbig the past
I eonditioa of winter wheat in the
, week.
United States on Deo, ist is placed at
81.4 per cent., whieh is favorable to bet-
ter prima.
1 Speoulation in Canadian securities is
fairly aotive, and. the tone of the mar-
kets strong. Cable contlipuee to be a
favorite. Bank stoeles are stronger.
The earning.s of the Canadian Papaw
railways for the first week a December
show an increase of 870,000 as oore-
pared with eorresponding week of last
year.
The London seal sale was concluded
by the e aoi .f fs ebryintgieeoft2117,
0o0n0 Northwest Coast
eon Bay .Company, making
82,000 ;skins, against 136,000 skins last
year. The figures show a falling off
in the oaten of the Northwest Coast of
54,000 skins and la the total catch of
05,000, as c,ompared with the figurea of
le8r9n4;part of the Provnice, elicit the opin-
Inquiries respeotmg trade in the west -
ion that during the fall it has been at
least a good average, andthat the pros-
pects augre well for a like continuance
during the winter. The pessimists
growl as usual, but the majority., of
those in business are going along quiet-
ly, makieg a good living, paying their
way, and an some cases, perhaps, adding -
a trifle to their surplus, During the
past few weeks the failures in the west
have been remarkably few. Money on
the wlaole has come in freely, and if
anything, fewer complaints are heard
than usual, still, it must not be suppos-
ed that there is any plethora of cash,
as such is not the case, but merchants
have been baying very judiciously, with
the evident intention of paying and not
with a view to insolvency.
Wholesale trade in Montreal has as-
sumed a seasonably •quiet phase. In
the dry goods line a good, many travel-
ers are home, revising samples for the
regular spring trip, and sorting busi-
ness is just moderate. The feature of
the week in the grocery trade is the
sharp advance in yellow refined sugars.
Quotations at the refinery are a full
quarter cent higher, and in anticipation.
of a revision in the price of granulated,
some considerable transactions were re-
ported between refiners and jobbers
early in the week. A fair distribution
in holiday groceries is reported, but in
general lines matters are rather quiet.
IA iron, and other heavy metals, there
is hardly enough doing to establish quo-
tations ; hardware, oils, paints, etc., are
all dull; glass is notably firmer, owing
to the nature of Belgian advices. For
leather there is but slight enquiry, and
no improvement is looked for until after
the turn of the Srear. Hides have de-
clined half a cent; amalgamation has
been effected between the hide dealers,
by the terms of winch all their pur-
chases will be stored and sold from
one common warehouse, and at uniforra
prices. Butter and cheese move slowly,
and there has been no noteworthy vari-
ation in. prices. Country collections
rule slow as a whole, though some dry
goods houses report excellent returns
on 4th Dec. payments. Money is plenti-
ful with the banks, and the call loan
rate is unchanged at 41-2 per cent., dis-
counts, 6 to 7 per cent.
An improvement in general trade at
Toronto has taken place during the
week. The wintry weather has stimu-
lated the demand for heavy dry goods
and furs, and the holiday trade has
increased some. A large number of
houses are engaged in taking stook, and
it is thought that results will be fairly
satisfactory for the year. Prices the
past six months have been firm at ad-
vancing rates, particularly in cottons,
woolens and silks, and one would natur-
ally. suppose that profits would be great-
er consequebee. However, com ea
-Wien has been'very keen and a grea er
, number than /usual of bankrupt stocks
have been on the market. Hardware
dealers arepert a, fair trade, and a. Jow-
1 derate business is doing in groceries.
• Sugars are firmer, and dried fruits also.
The movement of grain shows a slight
increase, but prices are heavy and weak-
er for wheat and oats. The outlook for
better prices is not very good. There
is a further decline in dressed hogs and
entaaluel.e. Receipts of hogs are large,
and conettanialg.-21' fact that lard and
ribs are lower acne dlikp:go than for
tw-enty-eight years, it is not likalar.tkat
our farreers.are ma,king much freed' tan
braneh .of industry. • Money is en -
changed •at 4 1-2 per cent. for call loans
on stock, and prime commercial paper ;
is discounted at 6 to 7 per cent. In
Lonalon money on call is easier at 1-4 to
1-2 per cant., and on Wall Street the
rate is steady at 2 per cent.
Some of the city clab-houses have'
just introduced a London idea, very
popular over there, known a,s the silent
CAD MD, It is but another use of oleo-
triottY, Which is doing so much to light-
en the labor of man, Two lamps are
suspended outside ot the e u ottee por-
tals --one red the other green. By press-
ing.a koob 01 the etitrenee hall the Sold by druggists at s1, but there is only
lamps are lit at will, The green light tale Scott's, The kihd that cure&
rails for a hansom, the red light for a
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By Proley.
&pine persons talk incessantly,
They never think of pause;
But speaking of the dentist, he
Works other person's jaws 1
Mrs, Lizzie M. Frost, of Monmouth,
Me., runs a grist mill. She turns on
power and watches the machinery
while her husband writes poems. .
Laid Low by Indigestion.
1 was so run down 1 had to give up
work.
Scott's Sarsaparilla the kind that
cures.
Indigestion or dyspepsia is the bane of
thousands, and is one of the most de-
pressing of afflictions. It arises from an
impure or impoverished condition of the
blood, which weakens the digestive a.nd
assimilative organs, rendering them in.
capable. of performing their natural func-
tions, and it neglected, the sufferer loses
flesh, romplains of exhaustion after slight
exertion, and becomes rapidly debilitated.
Mr. Wm. W. Thomps.on, a prominent
resident of Zephyr, that., Ma letter dated
Aug ieth, I8e5, says: .441tglyes Inc great
pleasure to testify to ,tlie fact that Scott's
Sarsaparilla has caused u most rempsks
able change in my condition. 1 was so
much run (Iowa 1 had togive no work
and felt as if life were not worth living,
Mr. Defoe induced rno to try Scott's Sat.
saparillat and, after taking four bottles 1
am now 'keeling as I formerly did years
ago, mull want to say for the benefit el
those suffering .from indigestion and feel
-
mg, to use slang phrase, completely
knocked out,' dou't elatil you give
Scott's Sarsaparilla a fair tinia0
Scatee Sarsaparilla: is a blood food, it
etiroulales all vital -,organs to healthy
normal action, enabling them to throw
off ell poisonous and debilitatinghumors.
G',Casterlatissowellcalaptedtochildreathe,t
I recommend Ian superior to any prescription
known to me." XL A., Ano=a, X.
111So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
"The use of 'Coterie' is so universal end
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
of superercation to endorse. it. Few arethe
'ntelligent families who do not keep °Astoria
Alain easy reaeh."
Caicos 3$1,1,.t.armew Dor.kDoi..
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed °Much.
Children.
Castorta cores Who, Co nation,
Sour Stereas&b, Diarrheea, cation
W°rra% gives sleep, and, Proniotes
to
Wi out nriousznedicatiOn.
"For several years I have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall ahrays continue to
do so as is has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Firma V. PPRDES, Td.
one Winthrop," Deste. Street Ancidrch Ave.,.
New INVIC Gay
ralt OENTAXIlt 00EIPANY, 71 MURRAY STIZZST, Karr Torts.
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"1 TELL
LL ItIYF 1
A Lady of Shelburne, Ont., :Perman.ently
Cured of Indigestion After Using Two
Bottles of South Ar-iciean Nervine
--Glad to Let Everyone Know It,
• MRS. A. V. GALBRAITH.
With indigestion it is not only thzt
one suffers all imaginable termants,
physical and mental, but more, per-
haps, than anything else, an impaired
digestion is the forerunner. of couut-
less ailments that in their course lead
to the most serious consequences. Let
the stomach get out of order and it
may be said the whole system is dis-
eased. When the digestive organs
fail in their important functional
duties, head and heart, mind and body
itre-wita., •These were the feelings of
. ..
Mrs. Galbraith, wife of
Galbraith, the well-known jeweller of
,Shelburne, Ont., before she had learn-
ed of the beneficent results to be gain-
ed by the use of South American
Nervine Tonic. In so many words
ehe said: "Life was becoming un-
bearable. 1 was so cranky I was
really ashamed of myself. Nothing
that 1 ate would agree with me; now
it does not matter what I eat. I take
enjoyment out of all my meals." Here
are Mrs. Galbraith's words of testi-
mony to 'South American Nervine,
given over her own signature :
"Shelburne, Ont., March 27, 1894.
" I was for considerable tiMe a, suf-
ferer from indigestion, experiencing
all the misery and annoyance so
common to this complaint. South
American Nervine w,asrecommended
to me as a safe and effective remedy
for all such cases. I used only two
bottles, and am pleased to testify that
these fully cured me, and I have had
no indication of a return of the trouble
since. I never fail to recommend the
•Nervine to all ray friends troubled
with indigestion or nervousness.
"Mus. A.. V. Gatertarra."
The testimony of this lady, given
freely and voluntarily out of a fall
head because of the benefits she ex-
perienced in hea-01. Organ, have an
echo in thousands of heart r
the country. South American Nerv-
ine raust cure, because it operates at
once on the nerve centres. These
nerve centres are the source from
which emanates the life fluid that
keeps all organs of the body in. proper
repair. Keep these nerve centres
sound, and disease is unknown. Ther
is noltrick in the business. Eve; y.
thing is very simple and consmon
sense like. South .A raerican Nerv;na
strengthens the digestive organs,t
up it:it) liver, enriches the bleed,
is peculiarly efficacious in building up
shattered and nervous constitutions.
It never fails to give relief in one claw.
C. LUTZ 'Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent for Exeter.
Trros, Wtoeresr, Crediton Drug Store, Asau
Before Taking.
WOW'S ri10800di116,—The Greal BuglisA leemetty.
Is the result of over 115 years treating thousands of oases with all 'known
drugs, nita at last we have discovered the true remedy and treatment -a,
combination that will °nett a prompt and permanent ;pure in ail steges of
&too, Pebility, Abuse or S'ze axes, Nervottr Weaknes.c, Emissions, .ilieutol
Worry, Excessive Use of Opium, Tamer», or Alcoholic ..Stion dards-, all of
which soon lead to Insanity. Consumption and an early grave. Wood's
Phosphodine has beim used suceessfully by hundreds of eases that seemed
Almost hopeless -eases that had been treated by the most talented plis1,- .----,—;---
clans-eases that were on the verge of despair and insanity -eases thatwere
tottering over the grave -but with the continued and peravering use- of
Wood's l'hosphodiuo, these eases th3t, had begn given up to die, Were
Irestored to manly vigor and health-neader you need not despair -no mat-
, ter vrho has given you up as Ineurahle-the remedy is now within your
roach, by !muse you cat be restored to a lite of usefulness and happieess.
I Prim), one package, 31; six packages, 35; by mail free of postage.
One 7uf11,4leeue, Al:guaranteed to cure. Parapinet free to any address.
The WOOd 0061parly, Wituispr, Ont.,
Wood's Phosphodice is said by responsible whOlesale and 'retail druggists lathe Dominic)
four -wheeler or coupe, SOW li3r LI LUTZ, Peteter, qnt. ssisseataeata/sessass~aasee.assa-seaseaseasseesiteasea.",...elea,L. stsaaasaseasaaasseets
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