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Wars Dov-rum hummer, wnn sum. DHIMLL-NMMHQ‘ ii Il.nn\ variable than Hu- d-d’. rant, nuinimm of mmlinal mun ; but. \\ hu-u ”my Hut tn ngrvv. m' in prerfm'm a cum in .'l «-‘m nu: dwww, thu- lntimlt! "Non «Ix-- l' .50 f-r Hmmw'h'm. :Hnl Mk» Muralunk IN-nul UNI-w. nwl Rpm-«My Im-M'vr. If. is the mu! luy m Iu-nlth Ilmt Imlncka all "us ...r:-tiuna. nml hlmrntcs tho ulnvo. I‘rmu thp -apm'ily of disease. Nvimnl (‘llnlcll'cu Min 5 to I“: Hu-r 16mm under ‘2! l'rnm' I tn 1.": ......... . "lotul value of ma] :mvl pvru prnpuru . . . . ......... . . Total pupul.uiunn.. Burths.. . 'l‘m’. fallowing are st. minim of t In town sluiplnf Uxhriclgo far 1882 : Acres Fall WIN-at ............ 2.08 .-\uu-s‘l*'§§ll_ Haw-in}; ............ 15,0.) Below are the names of the three pupils taking the greatest numlmr of marks in their respective classes during the month of April:â€" anrt'l Clamâ€"Ma 'Formnn, Annie Mc- Nahlv, Marv McNahh. ‘Re-nim' 'l‘hinl Elmaâ€"A. McAlpine. M. Shier. .-\. Graham. Juninr 'l‘hircl Plumsâ€"M. Birminglmn and Frank Hovcly equal. N. Brown, L. "ohms St-nim' Socuml “Imamâ€"E. Logan, G. Kc-wrnv. I. J. Manhh. Fee vs, McAlpine.â€"This action was brought to recover the amount of a due bill made by the defendant, and excited a great deal of interest. It was tried without a jury. The due bill as it is at present is dated July 27, 1875. The defendant con- tended that it was made and dated July 17. and that the date was altered by writing the 2 over the 1. This figure 2 differs verv much from the other figures on the due bill. The plaintiff had been examined before Judge Dean and then swore this transaction took place on a circus day in Lindsay, and gave several instances which enabled him to fix that fact on his mind. and that the circus day was on the 27th Jrly ; that he saw a Circus hill ashort time before with that date on it ; and that theslue bill was in the same condition now as when the defendant wrote it and gave it to him. On the trial it was proven clearly that the circus tfluk place in Lindsay on the 17th. The defendant now swore that this transaction did not take place on a circus dav. He admitted having sold greenbacks to the defendant on that day amounting to $344. and having recover- ed the amount by cheque. He was subject- ed to a most rigid cross examination, in the course of which he was made to contradict himself many times. His books were ro- duCed and showed an entry on July lOt of business done on the 17th, but contained no entry of any dea iuqs with the defendant on the 27th. The defendant admitted havirg given the due bill on the 17th for $344, and produced a check for that amount, made on the 19th which check Mr. Foe had present. ed to the bank and got cashed as was shown liy his hank-book. The defendant said that plaintiff came to him on the 19th a short time before the bank closed and asked for l the money promising to hint: up the due 1 bill next day, but that he had never brought it up although he got the money for it. He also swore positively that the transac- tion took place on the circus day. which was the 17th ; that he had written the due bill and that the date had been changed. Mr. B I} Osler. the counsel for the plaintiff, made a very powerful address to the court in favor of his client. urging, that if the ver. diet was given against him It would be equivalent to finding him guilty of perjury and forgery. and that the evidence was not strong enough for that. In giving judgment "is Lordship regretted that the case had not been left to the jnrv, but said that he was not one to shirk his duty because it was unpleasant. He said he was satisfied that the date. of the due bill had been changed. that the transaction took plat-e on the circus day and that the due bill had been paid by the defendant. and_ without finding whether the plaintiff was the one who was guilty of altering the date, or whether some other person had done it, gave judgment in favor of the defendant. ‘ .lnm vr So-muvl Clans -â€"\\'. Rem-us, '1“ l‘ergumm, E. Hn-mn-e. Crandell vs. Standard Insurance Co.â€" Actinn an a policy of insurance on steamer V: nderhilt for 81,500. The deflnce was that other insurancm were effected without rollce to or assent of the detcndants. and ‘thnt other cnmpanies had been applied for insurance and refused to accept the risk, of which fact the defendants shunld have been untitled. The case was settled out of court, *the defendants paying $500 in full and each party paying their own casts. Queen Vs. Wallace.â€"Larcony. On being called the prisoner clicl not answer and his (mil was called to deliver him up, but did not answar. McIntosh vs. Mtnsfield. â€"Aotion; for rent and an account. Referred to Judge Donn by consent. 'IIssel vs. Stephensomâ€"This one bein entereul In Chancery, was ordered to “an: over until the next oimucery sittings. Middleton vs. Steel.â€"â€"'l‘his case we.- or- derccl to stuml over until the next auizes, M the evidence of n. wutnus in Manitoba, which was to be taken by commission had not been returned. “ulnkinfl vs. Smith-«The plaintiii‘ had mid a quantity of logs to tho defendant, and tin n: “no u dispute as to the measuruumnt. 'llu delendant uii’emd $100 in lettlmnent \\ Ln h the plaintilf refused to accept. clallll- mg :600. He recowarad a judgment for “03, Imt was ordered to pay the doiond- um}. costs, as the amount which he recover ed in ore than the amount offered was only $3. the court ruled that this was too tr fling u sum to entitle him to costs, and tl ut the suit was not brought to recover not $3 hut S500. ”low we give Nle rmnaiuing cam tricrl at the Spring Ausizes which were crowded out uf our issue of last week :-- ICTORIASPRINGASSIZES PA LES'I‘I N E. gt! 101‘ 1582 : --- Vlwat. , .. )\\-im;,........... u fmm 5 to 16.. . . nder ‘2! . . .,...., .-......,...... n .. ‘l.$- l pursmml H.039, IOO 15,0136 1. (H4 3| 3,46] 3,007 2 322 1.6438 393 3, 686 ‘2. 085 “HI 'cna 376 wnll rulim-o the poor liulu snm'ror immedi- ately-«dc-lwml upon it. ; Micro is no mistake nlmut. it. 'l'iu-ro is nut. n mutliur on (earth \vlm has (-vu‘ nawl it, wlm will Imt tt-ll you at mum Hut it, will u-gulalu llm lmwalaa. and gin Ila-J in Hue nmllu'l‘, nml relief and health to Hm (‘ll‘ilL NIH-ruling like magic. it i! nurfmtly a ”'0 to "Fr in All cams, and plum. am. to the Info, and )3 Nu- prvsmiptiun of «m». of the o‘alost :unl lwst female physicians alul Inn-~03 in tho l'nitml Shunt. Sold OVIEI'leH'I‘O, 25 cents a bottle. (Entarrh. but. all nlhvl‘dimenscs» at the same time. Prim: 3| .00 per ‘mtlle. Fur sale lny nll Druggis's nml Medicine «leak-rs. NI-ml stamp it)» 43 page pmnphlvtw cvntnin‘ng treatisenn‘('ntm-rh. and certificates uf the cured tn 'l‘. -l. B. Harding. Dmniniuu Agent, Bruclu'ille. Unt. Are you «listm‘hul at night and broken of ynm‘ MM. Ivy a sick chlhl sum-ring mul crying with tlw ux'crxwiming pain of muting tcvlll .’ If so, go at. «um: and gut '1 lmltlu of MRS. »\'l.\.‘l.(|\\"n‘ NUU'I'IIINH SYRUP. It If so. it may l‘u frnm tho Inwuusv uf the l9t|l century, (IA'I'ANIHI. 'I'IIH (,‘nNs'I‘I'I‘U. 'I‘IUNAI.UUAIH(II lmmznv will restore you tn mnjuyaldn hpnlth. It‘ not only cums Have you lost the Sense of Taste 0 Smell ? No tendency to disease of any sort, and especially free from diseases of the legs and feet, such as spavin, splint, ring-bone, grease and founder. Tun SADDEST or SAD Slamsâ€"the grey hairs of age being brought with sorrow to toe grave is now we are glad to think be- coming rarer every year as the use of Ginge- lese Hnir Restorer become more general. By its use the scanty locks of age once more resume their former color and the hair be- comes thick and luxuriant as ever ; with its aid we can now defy the change of years. resting assured that no Grey Hair at any «He will come to sudden. Sold by all iruggists at 50 cents Der bottle. Kb” Manufacturers of Reapers Mowers and Threshing Machines prefer “ Castorine.’ - Legs flat and wide. with hard, clean bones. \nd extra large, strong joints, cords land tendons; short from the hooks and knees down ; pasterns upright ; hoofs full size, solid, tough. Action bold, square, free and easy. Temper kind ; disposition docile, but en- ergetic and vigorous ; hardy, enduring and long-lived ; precocious ; able to be put to light work at eighteen to twenty months old, possessing immense power for his size ; never bulking or refusing to draw at a. dead pull ; stylish, elegant and attractive in op- penranco ; easy, elastic, and graceful in motion. Breast broad and (lee . “nth great muscu- lar development ; shoult ers sloping ; withers high; back short; body well riuherl up ; Iump broad. lung and moderately sloping to the tail, which is attached high ; quarters wide, well let down, and swelling with powerful muscles: _ .Neck a trifle shout, yet harmoniously rounding _t.o tho bmly_ mid gracefully curvedy Tradition asserts that the (inst great im- provement in refining the large horses of France was made by Barb stallions captured from the Moors. In 731 thousands of these fine Barb stallions ‘were captured (for the Moors ride such only, and never mares) and distributed among the French soldiers, who, on returning to their farms, bred them to their own large native mares. The best and most uniform of this produce were then se- lected and coupled among themselves. the result of which, together with other well- uunle crosses from time to time since that period, gives us the improved Percherons of the present day, descrihed ssnfollowfs: _ Hood clean, bony and small for the size of the animal . ears short, mobile, erect and fine-pointed , eyes bright, elem, large and prominent, forehead bIonIl ; nostrils laIge, "P99. .... .. _. . - Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers I I I 'l‘he Percheron horse is undoubtedly the most symmetrical and powerful for his size; and possesses the finest action and greatest endurance of all the large breeds in Europe. His general type is also the most ancient of any of which we have record or tradition, and this is the principal reason why he is more prepotenl than others in transmitting his superior qualities to his oilspriug. Harper’s JIonIMy for February has a lengthy and exhaustive article on this sub- jcct, from which we make the following ex- tracts : An easy keeper and quick feeder. I m English Kidney; L qstion o ' dneyszu {Add Urine BACK. Uri Gravel in [LL’S dims‘: tof BU CHU, 123$ 2:th gator: 111,1’59. alelriu'.c Leys. Brick Dust {3 Drop” of Deposit I ,mm Urine .Pain In the us.RenuJ Colic Rm 1 J a 0.5.572; 9 0.9 3:“3. l m 2‘0“ 5‘2 thccureofnll Kidness. Bi adder l of the Uriu nary II()_ the N etcko teh mad 8. Gleet. Gon orrhma, 1;: mousDischar arges,Con slnflmmmottho G 50: . sea 01 lrostatic . am Irritn er. urni: all its am" _ o- 038 0? ml 1 ty have stign of thoh Kidney; and Bind Indrder, RE: “1903-! Wlu Ur storm: 1 in life. 11‘ I: Ltuml col or. re yusaofm mtoxiu i for €ch culnr. Percheron liar-en. 'Acid Uri! [BACK U Gravel in advanced ‘to its mt excessive ”Send 0 this mod Urine. Pain In?!» man of the 1! wins. Renal Colic. Retention of Urine Erma. Inabillgv to retain the Watené r. PAIN meat I flax-1y 1 atoms 1 \0 eflec no: for obtain 1 '0 will: 511539 bladder. P ne. Freq ue iculax t reato: and {be ac xbottlos ? cannot ob! goffi'fiz Po 0‘ £5 a MOE 62 gig" J. (4'. (Hit-Mint is Hm first. On I‘NIIK‘U Illa priuN or Tm!!! since the duties wuru I'mnuvml. 500. tea for 45. Price $1 per battle, or six bottles for 85. All Drug‘visbs hum it or can get it {or you, or it “'illzlvc sunt to any mulrcss on receipt of prim: by the prnpricturs. I)". I}. J. KEN- l).\|.l. . (.30., linuslmrgh Falls, Vt. Send address for Illustrated Circular which we think gives pmitihe proof of its virtm-s. Nu rclm‘dy has ever met. with such unqualified allucma to our knowledge, for lit-tut as wall as man. WM. J. Pmnsox. Dnnham, P. Q., March 10th, 1879. DR. R. J. KENDALL (30., Cents: - About. 21. year ago I fell 11) the road on to smne ice and was badly hurt on the hip jnint. which caused me much suffering. I tried various remedies but none gave relief until I tried Kendall's Spawn Cure. 1 ap- plied it full strength twice a day for about. two weeks during Inst. Octuher. and it elfuctecl a perfect «me; I have since then been well and free from lameness. It is very valuable fur man as Well as benst. fours trnlv. Kendall’s Spavin Cure DR. B. J. KENDALL 8: Co.. Gents :â€"I have used your Spnvin Cure with great enc- cess on spuvins, curbs and splints. I know it to be a. good remedy for ringbones, bone spavius. cuts, grills and all kinds of lame- ness nml many other dilticnlties about the horse. One of my men sprained his ankle very badly. I applied Kendall's Spavin Cure and 1 never saw anything work like it, he was well in a few days. 1 know it to be good for man as well as beast. I room-ed one of your Treatise on the Horse, y mailâ€" ing 25 cts., and I think it was the means of saving me Sltll), on one horse that 1 treated according to the directions given in your bOUk for displaced stille. And every apcclcs of (”scam arlsln tron; dlsordorezl LIVER, momma, 8T0 ACH. BOWELS on BLOOD, ‘1'. MILBURN 60.. ”'°””¥‘8£"c‘mo. Thousands of trials on Human Flesh has roved heyond adonbt that “ Kendall’s spawn; Cure” has sufficient strength to penetrate and virtue to cure the worst cases of rheumatism, corns, bunyans, frost-bites, or any brniae, cut or lameness wb‘ch are not affected in tho lenst by ordinary lini- menta. It does not blister but on the con- trary removes all soreness. Kendall’s Spawn Cure. - About the time the advertisement first appeared in this paper, Mr. Schermerhorn. who resides near Colliars. had a spavined horse. He read the advertisement and concluded to test the etficacy of the remedy, although his friends laughed at his crednl- ity. He bought a bottle of Kendall’s S avin Lure and commenced using it on the iiorse in accordance with the directions, and he informed us this week that it etfected such acomplete cure that an expert horsman, who examined the animal recently could find no trace of the cpavin or the place where it had been located. Mr. Schenner- horn has since secured a copy of Kendall’s Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases which he prizes very highly and would be loth to part with at any price, provided he could not obtain another copy. So much for advertising reliable articles. Kendall’s Spavin Cure From the Oneonlo Press, New York. Oxzomo, New York, Jan. 6th, 1881. Early last summer Messrs. B. J. Kendall . 00., of Enosbourgh Falls, Vt., made s contract with the publishers of the PRESS for a half column advertisement. setting forth the merits of Kendall’s Spavin Cure, for one year. At the same time we secured {ruin the firm a quantity of books entitled Dr. Kendall’s Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases, which we are now giving to ad- vance paying subscribers to the press as a premium. _ BIL/OUSNESS, DYSPEPSM, I .'IDIGE8T/0N, JAUNDICE. EflYS/PELAS, (MLT R/IE UI', I/EARTIJUI?.',J HEADACHE, cuvuimi, as it is curtain in its edema and does not blister. READ Puoor BELOW. The Most Successful _Ro;nedy__ ever dis: SOLD BY All, URUGGISTS. LYMAN SUNS CO. .\|m.lrcul. P. 0.. KEFDALL'S SPAVIN CURE, WILL CURE OR RELIEVE ON HUMAN FLESH. St. Johns, P. Q., Oct, 27th, 1881. Yours truly , DIZZINESS, mops y, FL urrmma THE STD/MACH, DRYNESS OF THE SKIN, OF THE HEART, ACID/TY 0F CHESTER K. GREEN. \\'lmlcsnlc‘ Agents. Bfienus thirty ynm-s’ fr? it! h '11 I171)" ntrulml5 tlm‘. \vIu-n h 1-! tn l 2.: common mums of tho country thn )vrm‘ mm 1;: more uniform am onsim- klupi‘rs, In a K Wu {- ora, an! soil for more money on tho mun“... \hu: my other elm ot norms. Any papal can publish the nhm c for $531 year with this note and paper revmlmly. Onv-flflln of the entire number cf 1»- port- at ("I-ruck Iimwm in America. can L‘rx mm on his farm H13 Ixmvortutions haw I 'u!«‘ d (113 P1120 Winners of tho (l'nlm‘rwui I; rpm-clip». I'm-ls. 18 78. and nearly all tho Prim Horses of the Great Shows of Franco since [us immor- mtmns mam). ’lhcynlmcnrru-«l«111‘lhv- hum us at the Centennial. 1876, and. ab ”22- (-‘I-c-ut Chlflmo Fair. IRRI, Mr. l)unhnm‘~ III-rd 21f l’ERCIII-JRONS, (in comm-lulu" with 10 (arm's! and flnmt collection of Cfgldrv- claim ovnr nhms‘n, correlating of tho prim vin- nm‘a at the Grant Shows of Scounml and En- gland.) wna awarded the Gram! Mrrr-mmkt-s .l‘rlzr- of $1,000 and "mm! «on: Modal. 100 PAGE 01171200017 rrm TREE on upplimton. (In/Hm)” uvrr «’0 11.119. (rnlmun mu! (Im hhmry of L'm I‘m-chem); wmc. Order " CATALOG U1 .’ . ’.” CARTER, TEAMSTEB, JG. Carting done to and from all parts of the village, Nipissing and Midland Railway stations. Charges modemce. liesiden‘cc,nne door north of Eldon House, Queen Street, “'oodville. The only certain, safe, and effectual cure for Untarrh. builds up the system and cures all other diseases at the same time. Artlmm. Rose C ‘ld, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Leueor» rhma, Diseases of the Kidneys, Nervous De- bility all leave together when the C'onsfim‘ tional Cntarrh Remedy is; taken as d‘recteel‘. Price Sl pet bottle. F0! sale by all Drug- gists and Medicine dealers. Immix Cancer Cure Depot, Coaticook, P. Q., Canada. SODA, ABERNETIIY AND FRUIT BUISCUITS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. EVERY LARGE BREEDER EVERY NEIGHEOT. IZCOD Buns. Rolls and Entry 3 Specialty FRUIT CAKES. M IXEDTEA CAKES. Wayne, Du Page County. Illinois. U. S. A. (35 miles west of Chxcngo) During (hr past 17 manna 31m S7141)- LIONS . 'D M.‘1"Es’l(l."1'hl'fll “"11de from Franc" to this «stublim'mu-m. (:unr; MORE than Hm combhu'd {infirm-("Hans of all onr {m m'terx of Dru)? Harm-s from all parts a Europe for any one your. PERBHERW may; Importing and Breeding Without the use of the Knife. The only Permanent Cure in the World. For particulars enclose two 3 cent stmnps t S. 0. SMITH. Coaticook, P. Q., Canada. â€"â€"â€"Highest Referencesâ€"-â€"â€" WCURES S‘VIFT AND CERTAIN. PARTIES SUPPLIED \VHOLESALK FAMILY BREAD “llmwn‘u llnnsulmlul l’nnnccn" has no equal fur nliuving pain, Imlh intn-runl ‘ nn-l extnrnnl. ll. cures [min in lhu Hide, [luck or BMVcls, Sure 'l'hront, llhunmulimu, 'l‘uutlnlche. Lumlmgn :unl nn_v himl nf n l’uin or Ache. “It will must surely quicken the Bhod and llonl, as ins acting mwcr In wonderful." “Brnwn's Hnusclmltl ’unacen," being acknowleugecl M the great l’uin Re- liever, and of double the strength of any other Elixir or Liniment in the “'(Il‘lll, should he in every family handy fur use when wanted, “as it rvully is the heat rc- metly in the world for (tramps in the Sto- nnwln. and Paint: and Aches of all kinds," and is for sale by all Druggists at 25 cents a bottle. am and. Comfort to tho Buflermc. CANCER CURED. JAMES SLEAAWSQEI, constituuonal Catarrh Réniédv. $1.000 FORFEIT. M. W. DUHHAM, NEEDS A PERCIXERON BTALLIOH OODVl LLE BAK ERY. JOHN BERRIE’S JOHN BERRIE, ORDERS SOLICITED. IS UNXLD IN THE COUNTY LAROEBT PRICE 954:. PB]! BOX. Cor .Kinq and Stuart 8t IIBUOAKCOATBD. Pvmnir Vzan-rwu: DSignal THOWAS HOLLOM'AY 533, Oxford Street, London. w OAUTION.-I have no Agent in the United. States, nor are my Mom- einos 9014 there. Purchasers should, therefore look to the Label on the Pots. and Boxes. If the aidress is not 633, Oixfero. Street. London, the? are spu- r ens. 'l‘ho'l‘mdn Mmks of my said Medicines an: registered in Uttmm, nnl also at. \\ nah . inguiii. . n..,-...n 'uAIvr‘cno.-. Colds, Sore 'l'luonts, Hronchltfi, and all disorders of the Throat and Chest, as nlm (mnt, Rhcunmtism. bcrofnla, and every kind of Skin Disease. Manufactured only at I’rofcssor “01.1.0- \\'M":; l‘lstnhlixhnnent, 533. OX ["0 [t l) S’l‘R 1'} ET, LON D0 N . and sold at ls. 15d” ‘24. ‘Jd., 49. 6a., llsr, 228.,and 333. each Box and Pot. and Ill Canada M 31‘) Ccnls, HI) cents, and 31.50 cents, and the Inrgur sizes in proportion. Thousands of persons have testified that bv their use alone they have boon. restored to health and strength. after ovorv ophor moans nan. proved. un- ouccessml. will he fuuml invaluable in ovmy “unsc- lmld in the cure of Open 50ch, Hard Tumours, BAD LEGS,0LD mums, caucus THIS INCOMPARADLE Medicine has secured for xtseli an imporishable famofihroughout the W 0216. for tho allowgt‘xcn and euro of most. diseases to wh1ch humanity is heir. increase the secretary powers of the Lin-r. have the nervmu system, and throw intu the cirelllatit-n the purest Elements for sustaining and repuiling the frame. purify, regulate and improve the quality of the Mum]. 'l‘hey assist the digestive ur- guns, cleanse the Bones of the nose eatén out, memm‘y gone, mind impaired, Cured by Consti'tu tio_n_al ('Marrt} _Rel_llqvfy._ Catnrrh, with all it; loathsome attend- ants, cured by fnur'bottles of(‘.‘onatitutiou- a] patgrfh .1‘0'?‘E’,'lÂ¥' Catanh, \vfi‘li allits peculiar symptomsi‘ or ten years, flash verging on Consulnptinn cured by Ic~s [Han- four bottles of (fan stitutionnl (Intnrrh Remedy. Tbnnblcs with Dmppings in ths Throat, ShuII-lgliIIE,I r Buzfing m the Head and Fetid Breath clued by Constitutionafl Catanh '{omedyi Catarrh, with Droppings in the flmmé, causing feelings uf Strmgling. Dizziness Pains in the side and weakness of Kid ney’s, immediately relieved. System seemingly made now by one bottle of Con- stitutional L‘ntanh Remedy. A man cured of Cntnnh of forty yeara’ standfiu-r by use of Constitutional Catnrrlu ReImJy, So it had inIpain-d his ey esigfit‘, Mad: lIiIn deaf. I A Cough of u'venty five years standing: cuLed by_t.‘uu_s§itl‘lÂ¥tiona_l Cam")! Remedy} Worth their Weight in, Gold. Droppings m the throat a’mmst to Clmk-‘ i112 Headache, Pains in Shauldcru, linck,‘ and Kidneys, sun] cntirc Breakiuw Dunn of the system cured by Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.1 Catarrh of 5 year-3' standing cured by Constitutional Cntarrh Remrdy. GEN'I'LEMAN wlm suffered for yours A from Nervuus DEBIIJ'I'Y, PREMA- TURE DECAY, mu! all the ell'ccls til vuuth‘ ful imliscretiou. will in! the sake of sulfur ing humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe ulul direction for luaiiug tho simple rcmccly by which l‘e Wm cured, Sufferers wishing t9 profit, by tlm athcr- tisoer's experience can do so Ivy addressing in perfect. confidence, The advertiser having been permanently cured of that disenw, L‘unnuiuptiun, lay a» simple remedy, is auximm to umku known to hi» fellow-mlhemra tlw means of cure. To all who desire it, he “ill wind a cup\' “f ihu pel‘flt'l‘iplinll uml, (Mu ul' charge.) with the directiuna for preparing and using tlu- same, which they willtiml .1 MIN: euro fur COUGHS, (.‘ULIH, CONSUMP'I‘IUN, ASTHMA, iBliUNPHITIS, c. Panic» wishing tlné l’n-seriptmn. will please mldnss. Rev. E. A. WILSON, 194 Penn St, Wil- lialusburgh. N. Y. T0 CCNSUMPTIVES. I will IDIII (Free) the Naive fur II simp’u VI'IIII'I'I' HHII I'. IIAI .\I lllut. \ull HIIII‘ ' 'I'AN. FI 'I'KIII‘I N, I’IMI' I l-' NI llIIII II. A” - L‘Hl‘lh‘. leIwiII v (In; 3km suft t‘IIdl' an I beautiful; ulsu instructiuns lm Inwlm mg .I luxuriant gum III III lIIIir nu II ha] 1 I10: ul m smooth (we. Atltlwai, incloaing 3c utump, BEN VANDELF a: 00., I2 {fun-lay ERRORS OF YOUTH. For Sale by All bulggists. AND OIN‘l‘MEN T. JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St... N THE PILLS STOMCH and. BOWELS, WAAJKAW‘ "xxxâ€"W CATARRH. PIMPLES. 5h.