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v _ v Nature’s effort to expel foreign sub- , stances iron: the bronchial passages. uently. this causes inflammation freq - and the need of an anodyne. 1‘0 other apeetOrant or anodyne is equal to ”or": Cherry Pectoral. It assists fiature in ejecting the mucus, allays irritation, induces repose, and is the not popular of all cough cures. “Of the many preparations before the blic for the cure of colds, coughs, hitia and kindred diseases, there h‘none, within the range of my ex eri- once, no reliable as Ayer’s Cherry eo- wral. For years I was subject to colds, . Iollowed by terrible coughs. About four years ago, when so afflicted. I was ad- vised to try Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral and to lay all other remedics aside. I did so. and within a. v. eel; was We“. of my cold and. cough. Since then I have always kept this preparation in the house, and feel comparatively secure.” -Mrs. L. L. Brown, Denmark, Miss. “A few years ago I took a severe cold which affected my lungs. I had a tero “1““ cough. and passed mil; , nu - JArmrn-a oar-a Enema) go,‘;£d"§vithin a com and cough- flways kept th ,1 bud 1 xible cougn, nun WNW _ n night without sleep. The doctors gave no u . I tried Aycr’s Cherry Pectoral, dhic relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded the rest necessary for the xecovery of my strength. By the con- finnal use of the Femoral, a permanent cure xyas ut‘f:-<-t::d.”â€"-Horace Fauxbrother, Rockingham, V t. fi‘n‘fsnsmllfifififls 55“- G112 flLanahian 130% - '--â€"'-, v _ Woo Axum. Ammonia. Lime; Phosphates, or any Injuriant. 7’ LOCAL NEWSfPETTEBS of. J. c. Aver 3‘ 301d bv a” szzists- LITTLE BRITAIN. [Wdenee of The Poet.) MORALâ€"Mr. G. Jenkins is at present flying 3 course in the Peterboro business ”Hun. ..____ [Waco at The Post.) SCHOOL REPORT S. S. No. 10. -Honor roll I! week ending Feb. mumâ€"Fourth clues ‘ ~1 Willie White, 2 John Barker, 3 Charles DeGeer. Senior thirdâ€"1 Selina. Ashton, 2 Ban. DeGeer and Elsie Slater equal, .3 John Berry. Junior third class -1 Martha . 2 Silas Dixon, 3Mey Dixon. Second cloneâ€"1 Thomas Slater, 2 Velvet Ashton, 3 Willie Be ond Minnae Rodd t qusl. Part dâ€"l erriet Timme and Mood DeGeer 3 Ethel Rodd. $11. 2 Florence Sister, 0 . t classâ€"1 ThomasnFagley. DnA BABY SUFFOCATED.-l\1r. emu mm. D»..- m went. out for a drive on Sunday last and on returning home i 3:10! that their infant. Ind yith them: ‘1‘}! ound to their great child, which they been suffocated during ..... n... In M: for m {gum . Mama I mud parents. ’ LINDSAY- u “'0“ yin-vang- Humanism-Mr. Wm. Smith,ot Beaver- ”: foundry, has taken to himself in the Neruda of matrimony M189 Mary Cold of this place. After the cexemony had been performed the happy couple left by the evening train for Uncle Snm’e dentin to spend their honeymoon. 31; Emily Chapmu Trip, JOohn mammo'] Hall. 17 form-Ann Wood md Juno. noon, 46; Poul Maegan-r, 33; I Mt! . 29; 5091113 Tom mum, 2S; mules Thong. Susie Wlmumon, 71; Ly ud Emm Knight, 67; We! fl; Amie Tompkins, 47; M 46; Louis Jackwn, 4.3; Jc Bury Daniels, 40; Nellie ( Scott and Barkley Taylor, : 31:12:11!” Chapman, Mary Tripp. 30; £912? Qfen‘umi CANNINGTON. 2mm Accmm.â€"Mr. Baht. Welehe 3‘ with I. peininl, end whet may prove salons. accident the other day. One of the W has been ill with dinhtherie and O0 doctor bed instructed Mr. Welehe to nee turpentine es e disinfectant. Accord- l-rly yeeterdey Mr. Welehe placed :5 tin of mane on the stove end wee etending a. it, when euddenly the contents of the tin ignited end blend up into Mr.Weiehe’e bee. burning him in e frightful manner. Beth hie hands were eleo burned and the nth peeled of hie fece. Dre. Bert end mm were celled in and did 511 in their peter tealeviete hie reflex-lugs. At the efgoina to meet he in resting easy, “I no“ In - wlm m-.."â€" Pnao -â€"At the lat meeting of the deb! board at the Methodist church in am It Wknown that 3:me 8m 0 Malacca wu shout to remove to m. Bro. g. Brggdon mo‘ved, notc- ,d_ _u-.. .. N, am B. mâ€".â€" _-._-_ dad by 3:0. J. Sackvlllo, A resolution in which uprooted met 3: his depu- hu. It expressed appreciation of his mm d form-4 EAST MAMEPA: BEA VERTQN. Balm fl .LI WEB. 19. 1 ~’- ’PARED BY Co., Lowell, Mass. ,3. Price $1; siybottles.$5 9.....-v4- E. BROAD. teacher. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Bst- when one of our stabbed on the street by s salvation army men, “the child of 3 king” as he called (king of water, I am nearly gone. 01:! I am dying! Quick. doctor." 0n exsmlns- tlon there was not e scratch, even 4-“.-- Mn not been cutâ€"[Guidamm 1‘ Doing uuv “w--s his daughter Hannah to Mr. ueonge Burgess. son of Wm. Burgess oi Thorah. unnecessary tears, which are almost as characteristic of weddings were to be seen, but smiling ‘ e number of fifty were ‘ But at 6 30 p. m. solemn still- ness prevails as the happy groom enters the drawing room, and then all eyes look charming bride. who Mr. Freed of Sunderiand, the bride being assisted by Miss Thomas and the groom by Mr. A. C. Burgess. After witnessing the event of the evening all were refreshed by a hounteous repast. Justice the feast prepared by the kind hostess. amusement was again resumed in the term of games requiring much skill and Judgement, also in “tripping the light fantastic," music being supplied by‘Proi. Dumont. Many tokens of respect very costly and beautiful were displayed. At an early hour, (In the morning). after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Burgess much happiness and prosperity in their voyage over “the ocean of time,” all returned to their respective homes. SALEMâ€"MARIPOSA. [Correspondence or The Post.) PULPIT Normaâ€"0n Sunda , the 31st nit... the Rev. Mr. Marvin oi Woo ville preached in this church. He gave us a practical sermon, full of truth and the bible. We shall be glad to hear him any time in the near future. REMOVALâ€"Tue Rev. Mr. Sanders, pastor of this (Manilla) circuit, has exchanged . pulpite with Rev. Mr. Powers of Dunstord, who comes to us highly recommended. I. 0. G. T.â€"0ur lodge of I. 0. G. T. is progressing favorably. The officers (or the present uarter are as follows.â€"Chief templar, ro. R. Eileker; past chief temp- lar. Bro. A. Patterson; Chaplain, Bro. J. Milne; vice templar, Sister J. Bowerman, recording secretary, Bro. R. Stevens; fin- ancial score , Bro. E. Broad; treasurer, Sister A. Brca ; marshal, Bro. A. R. Delve; deputy marshal, Sister K. Patterson; as- sistant secretary, Sister Pnrvis; , Sister A. Hall; sentinel. Bro.W. Robinson. Pusanâ€"On Friday, the 29th ult., Mrs. Arthur Tremeer presented her husband with a bouncing baby girl. Both mother and child are doing well. ‘ PERSONALâ€"We are sorry to learn of the departure of the Misses Phemia and Katie McKinnon. We understand that Miss Bella is going also. They have returned Lacomcs,â€"The,storm of Friday last has , , â€" “no fl-nhlv- LACONIUbnâ€"Juuw D'v-_ __ , drum! up the roads considerably: ‘Rnn I .9. v-.â€" Comc'rrox Quasar: .â€"The appeal case, Queen vs. Westlake, beiore the court of appeal in Toronto, was decided on Satur- day last by Chief Justice Gait and Justice Rose. It will be remembered that some time ago Wm. Westiake of this place purchased a day's receipts oi the till in the Royal hotel bar room here. For this he was summoned by Inspector Femson and iined$50 and costs by P. . Harper, it being held that he was selling liquor during the day without license. Tneir lordships decided to quash the conviction without costs. done to combat the flames, but she. like a true heroine, directed her efl‘crts in resou- ing the property from destruction. and he suweeded in rescuing evaluable stallion loss is heavy. The oflain oi the tire is un- known and there is no insurance. The losers have much sympathy in their heavy loss. Manaowra'r Pussâ€"The leading grain dealers oi the province have issued a cir- ‘ cuiar calling the attention of growers of marrowiat peas to the necessity oi sowina only pure seed, ii the price oi this grain is to he maintained. The exporters oi ihis article. they wish to emphasize, represent that they have received great complaints oi the quality of their shipments this sea- son. and they say it is only owing to the failure of the continental harvests that a serious decline has not been ielt on this crop. It will be necessary that farmers .mmm m. are that their seed is full I‘ 0‘ vote. ad from the seed. â€" [Port Pom Standard. Tm: Poo: Hons: Vowsâ€"Tho returns of the vote on this question, so far as known. may follows. Scott out! Buns rofnud . 77.4.4.1... m find Whit. BROOK. [Correspondmw °‘ T" mm at MARRIAGE BELLS-“A ,_._A. -r aha h ONTARIO ’co UNTY. 'B' }:n‘ 7' Bovzn. by eon-fly 1nd no election. no vote “I “IO Poor how: my. ...... 833 174 , 131 M no person but on ex notice of the the deficiency. different places At lnet they had nine of these ehort bills, and on analysis where the cutting ion had been performed solved for BLACKSTOCK. Woonâ€"Bm.â€"The Sena oi England had a wood-bee on Saturday and Monday for the family of their late Bro. Hillman. We have been informed that they cut and drew 5'40 cords of stove wood for them. Gunmanâ€"We are sorry to record the death of J amea Henry Philip, pxincipal of {Forest high school. He was me son of «17... Diana nf Cartwright. The remain} r 5 vv-â€"â€" v- _.v Gunmanâ€"We are sorry to recoro we ‘ death of J amee Henry Philip, principal of {Forest high school. He was the son of .Wm. Philp oi Cartwright. The remains were brought to Cartwright for interment, ! the hearers being his six brothers. The Rev. Mr. Kenner preached an impressive sermon on the occasion. Hie widow has the sympathy of many friends. S. O. E. Cancunâ€"The concert that was held here last Friday evening, under the E B. S.. was a grand auspices of the S. 0. . Proceeds about $60. The rc- admitted by all to be an excel out A 2 â€"--. .Aminhlv rendered. {jibe grim WDB Iuwutuu v; un- .- -- i one and was admirably rendered. The following took part in the concert: Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson of Llfl‘ord; J 09. Fergu- son and Miss B. Kenna: ot Blacketock; Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Scugog; James 6â€"4- annnfln: W. K013316137 aganuoba; Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Scugog; James Swain Valentia; W. Kenner. Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs. J as. Rehill, J anetville; Miss Swain. Vale-nus; R. H. Prust and Lily Pruat of BlackstoCk. The Dunn family orchestra was also present with an abun- dag” of lively music. M a...” _Wnfldlmzs or late WEDDING Bwâ€" w cw...” -- -_-- have been thinning out the Methodist. choir of Biaoketook. Mine Kate Werry wee united in matrimony last Wednesday evening to Sanford Swain; and we notice othere oocaeionaliy absent from the choir and takinn their seats in the body of the flhflmh. We are afraid that there is too _.|_l-h n.0“r- mum”. II v -â€"v __,,, much power brought to bear, ally makes them very weary. FENELUN FALLS. A WOLF Panamaâ€"In the Gazette of lNovember fish was a paragraph stating that Mr. J. J. Wilson had seenalarge wolf come from Mr. J. D. Naylcr‘s farm, cross the road and disappear in Smith's woods. A great many of our readers scouted the idea ofa wolf being so near the village, and declared the animal must have been a dog or an overgrown fox; but there is no doubt that Mr. Wilson’s state ment was correct, for a she wolf that weighed 52 pounds and measured three feet exclusive of head and tail was poison- ed last Friday on Mr. Robert Walsh’s Walsh’s farm, about smile from here. Mr. eldest son, Willie. about 13 years old, had laid poisoned meat for two foxes that he had seen in a swamp on the farm; and he says that about a fortnight ago, while in the swamp with his dog. he saw what he thought was a tremendously large fox, but which no doubt was the wolf, and it stood snarling and bristling up its hair for some considerable time before it ran away. On Saturday he went to see whether any- thing had been at the poisone meat, an I found that it was gone. Following some tracks in the snow, he came to two places where some animal had evidently been kicking and struggling. and not far from the second the wolf was lying dead against the fence. The boy managed to carry or drag the carcass home with him, though it was all he could do. and on Monday Mr. Walsh brought the skin to the Falls. and Mr. James Dickson, J. P.. gave him a cer- tlflcate that will entitle him to a bounty of 86 out of the county treasury, and then clipped off the wolf’s ears as required by law. The skin, which was a very fine one, as the animal was young and in prime condition, was sold for $2.25 to Mr. J. H. Brandon, who has a happy knack of turn- ing up when a bargain is to be had. Evidently the wolf has been in this vicinity for u wards of three months, and probably kill some of the sheep that were believed to have been destroyed by dogs. It is very unusual for a wolf to be found in so thickly-settled a locality as this; and, as it is not likely that it came here alone, farm- ers and residents of the outskirts of the ‘â€"-~4eorrgg‘ """“vâ€"uâ€"- ' 'D‘H roe-run lei}: .nd ridden. a vlllme should keep Ito munâ€"[G zona- nmmnmonn. Use Dr. CanonIStomsoh Bitten Don't Hooker With The emu! Itle eteted thet e rottle-eooke moot bile it held up by the toil. Would you like to put the statement to pruotlcol teat? Prohohly not; but how often do you tote for grater this? A nuke-bite is not the only men- ot introducing poison into the eyetem. If your liver iesluaginh. than Ihrown into the dream on. ell the more deocoroue heoouae they no insidiou- Ii your ‘ blood in impure. it your liver in out of order. it ‘ you how- hlcwhee. pimplee. holle or eruption. “don't monkey with tho nuke!" Toke Dr. Pieree'e Golden Medial Dinoovery. the only specific usinetell blood-poisons. no nutter of whet home or nature. It is sold under opoaih'oe guarantee tho: it will honed: or onto. or your money will be retunded 43-1. A mid: Iwell The tide. Inofnm’ve â€"Whu contributes moot to the 1mm ptroelurlty oi the Indigenous Bitters honid e in income-tome efioeoiu. 11‘s. that it ontolo- no miner-ll Winn. The secret of anemia-£1: is to keep buy. mm: the W A host in himself mothers. eresou deugnreu we at m... Remember the: e period when they are budding Into women]: -od 1. moe: armed: {unify melt ”vein for the ounce with Dr. Wmlunl' Punk Pule. u earn-red for the need care of mb‘u newlin- zof- men-I Ant-I 3 single box will convince you B-wu'o o! imitation! and file no aluminaâ€"93 1. TORONTQ. mm: AND r3333. '."â€"Tnkin2 up the collection. Ann-u- â€"â€" - . Bony lost Wedneadoi 'mstn; and we notice absent from the choir tom the body of 3“}? Manamaâ€"$1. U“. A c I. inTiIoinokesp buy. 831“!) TI)! daemon pde or allow? “I. a period who-n they are pa‘rl. u sh b Mummtomioduonify whm mnl 3m“ with Dr. Wm“ M .u o" «for the mod and moon“ atoll mus- Afifle! ._?.!‘.'.‘E.'2 Into the I" ZWhich natur- :9 of late Maladies The census 0; AW --. -7 tion to mlonlture. A list or questions long enough to be very exupereung wee to “more inieonntry predate. designed to secure all menner of informa- tlon concerning terms end tumors; especially ere statistics desired concerning term mortmges. The returns ere very ' ‘L- Inn-.- gm hd Sutlotloo no doll mains, oolwlll not tire you with them; booldoo whot lam now looking for llesbockotwhotngum . ,_ A- -- hI-nlrh‘rdlâ€" Ceueee tor nuanu... .. run--- rural dlstrl ate, [my plenty on blockbudeâ€" it we are to ertisan newspapers. That many of these D causes ere real end ehonld lgo removed, I sincerely believe, but my object now is to point out some eeoeeo etronnely over! In census queetlonlnge and alliance lltere- roollz is also a. oofleror through the mortgage clapped on to his tum by the liquor hul- neon. In the first. place it interferes with his ---m. um min“ in “19 mm? 0: . In the first place it intone... ..-._ _-- profits and points in the direction oi a mortgage.by lessening the demands let his products. “All heehl” exclaims the distiller. “everybody knows that we inr- nish the best market for corn in the country.” Let us see about that. The commissioner of internal revenue. at Peoria. informs me that a fair average production of spirits from a bushel oi corn is from sixteen and three-fourths to seven- teen and a halt quarts. Four drinks a day for a year. an; drinks to the gallon, would call for twenty-nine and a halt gallons of whisky. To make this amount, accOrding to the commissioner’s figures, would require not quite seven bushels of corn, but the man who drinks it must pay the galoon-keeper over seventy dollars there- or. Spending so much ior whisky he has not very much lei: with which to buy beet. Ii he had not drunk it up. these seventy dollars would have purchased a whole boei. nought at the market price along through the year as needed, and his iamily would have consumed it. To make this boot. my farmer irieuds assure me, would require at the lowest estimate illty hush- ela of corn. more than seven times the amount necessary to make the whisky. ‘ ‘* ‘ “--"II\AI fhfl “m3 .mou‘ The census of 1890 devotes much A "-0 -0 on and prevented his family mm buying the but. Thu is to 335207017 bushel of corn sold to distillate spoils the ale 0! seven - ,,__ 1.. -LA Inn-m “f in! sun. Siinaaaari or; = §'9. 3 1 sold to disnuors up”... ..... ....- -_ bushels of corn in the form of bee! steels and rossts. Stop the msnuiscture sud drinking of whisky end you multiply moi-hots for all sorts oi food stuns. for the I less whiskys msn drinks. es s rule. the more good victu-ls his tsmily ests. Axum, the liquor business interferes witd tho isrmer's msrkot by throwing upon it slop-ted csttletooompeto with his co -iod hoot. Ihsve just tskonstrip ‘ through the street distillery regions oi ck end found each one of those big money on the prices psi for corn, out of the whisky. sud feeds the cattle on the refuse. which iiterslly costs him nothing. Oi course he on undersell beet comes into competition with honest. corn- iod estt'o. end this so lowers the price oi the tsrmor’s boot thst it swallows up his P The liquor trsme mortgage: the terms tops, for its results. The ospitsiist msy cover up his property sothe usessor con. formers pay an undue proportion oi county taxes. This money goes to build court ham-ml. gsolo, poorhouses, snd keep them runninz. sud pay stole expenses. An ides of how much of s to: is thus msdo necesssry an be mined from the teat thst liquor, become Louis Schsde. sttorney tor the nstionel liquor desler's modstion, has so much more influence with conuress then hsve the thoussnds oi honestmen sud women who snnuslly petition for s commission of inquiry into the elects oi the liquor traffic. thst he deieetethe bill every time. But Enslsnd end Censds have had such commissions. sud horeis proportion of our tsxes directly cm to liquor. The turmer‘e proportion oi the» retro is soother mortgeae the liquor tame leys on his term. {these iinuros seem to you‘ier-totehed. no to your town- was appligd to my head. I am well and hearty, 3‘ 3 Mord aloon. goo- ont “crazy drunk. comm ' I murder. utdodmonflrwd and an»: lunged or not! to would!“ not! t m I» u on hot the Ila-vie“. mu at the hill. A c u of am knd which “do - __-._..a.... “l on! mat! t to In- I- ur- uvu- m... -w.--" , bill. A c u of this knd which unto are? an own own-non, one: out county 831.0(1). Th:- oonmy. which noun 1.:me tho mm min the can... while the city plug a m 31.00011” tot-onus uioon which wrought one niochirl. And no it .11 out the count” who-o one “ ALI. 1:0? God‘ and HW and Native Land." 39. 03. 8.3!. ny head. It acted like magic. It saved my life. warty, and have had no return of the trouble.” RIGHT! ST. JACOBS OIL DID IT." MORTGAGE ST. JACOBS OII: class in it,” it «thinly in the tumors. No use to fight the “bloom bondholdu,” the “soulless nilrood corpontion" the "extortionnu middleman,” while you lot the liquor tnffio go on. No use to «lewd more money so long so the merciless mow oi the liquor fiend swnllowo 31.000.000.000 each not. No sub-iron «homo will relieve the stricture while 0 onloon ha ‘ its clutch upon the wealth or the notion; nounulue, “WU unnâ€" - .7 _ , quickest wey to accomplish the reforms now dunended by farmers ie to ebolieh the liquor tnfllc. Infinitely woree then eny money ax imposed by the liquor tremo upon the term- ere, ie the mortgesre it so often ioreeloeee upon their hoye. It in e pitiinl. yet well enthentioeted fact, the: leaner hoye com- ing into town. ere peculierly linble to tell victims to eeloou influenoee. This mey come from lack oi wuninn ageinet the (longer. or heceuee eepeeiel trope ere belted for them. or it my be the inherited influence of their inther'e cider hurel. Whatever the com, the not romaine thet tumor-e pay of ieerinl Molooh-tex to \ eeloone in the destruction of their children. i Only leet week I looked upon the ooifioed ”we of one who hed beenefermer boy. but whom the temptatione o! the city had oonquered end hurled down to deeth. Viscount}. Beware or an- vrlnclplod dragging who ofl'er Interior medicinal In pace of this. Ask for Coox's Corrox ROOT Coxmm. take no sub stitutc: or onclooo 8! sad I mmoont Cum- ncomo mu In low and we will send. ood- od.by returnmdl. Fulleulodpuficnhuh 33 envelope. to Mien only. 2 sump; Ad- Pond 1.!!! Company. No amber block. av... Donut. Mlohinn. d Sold In LIN . A. HIGKD'BOTHAM. Pam. Menus draught: over!!! eraâ€"71). minus «I YOUNGanfl 0L1] For LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, General and NERVflUS DEBILITY, 1 Weakness of BODY AND MIND, Effects of Errors or Bxcesses in Old or Young. Robust, Noble IAN- noon fully Restore . llow to en- large and strengthen WEAK UN- DEVEMPED ORG-ANS and PARTS 0P BODY. Absolutely unfunny HAZEL'ILQyiS: J. E. HAZELTON’ mmrwamwfin â€" 35-1,. “II tiny..â€" v' â€"â€".__-_ Book, explamtion and proofs mailed (sealed) FREE- Address ERIE MEDICAL 00., BUFFALO, NHY Insist upon having the HARTSIIOBI. now u nu. nuns. Factory, Toronto, Ont. Mica Go: Manon , V71 La R 1 NEW MUSLINS.5M“ izggmggjngfdfl}: Handsome patterns and good widths. ' ' h. NEW KW r’ _'__.___, __ 3 ____________â€" kmy LADY HAS A oil/1mm mm“ of obtaining what is new and fashionable in Milliuer’fi Shapes, and Trimming efects just now at most reaso , able prices. Circumstances compel me to try or reduce my stock materially during t/ze next t/zree weekfi‘ Eana’ I lia've made a substantial reduction all round. ‘ HOW THE ROYAL CANADIAN INS. 00. a“ PAYS 11's LOSSES. when? * W, Van ymcqt in full ox our emu-a .15....“ u“ ..3 is fire :11 Omemee. We were somewhat :ar: y has paid our claims before the expirationc { 1 \V H. CURRY. J OHS MCCREA. . . ,___‘-_h... at a havnm nn thf‘ Iifh omen”. WWW M curâ€" )ly outbuildings 3nd their contenps vexfe burnt bv the c On the 15th the loss was nuancwnly adjusted and now 1 have a gheque for the amount of W . H. MONIGOMERY. chin. Maven. Oct. 6th. 1891. __ . n ”A m- .1..- Mahr dam after. I ha! Kuhn!" and contents were burnt on the cheque” (or the m amount of my claim. This is OMOct. ORGANS AND PIANO Clot/25 and Tweed: at a low rate are now oferz’ng Men‘s and Boy’s Pants to order at very low firices, portion of this stock is composed tweed: from I % to 5 yards ea. nants will be sold at about I Cut Free of Charge for Pantm fiaroughbred and Farm Stock Insured at very Low Rates. '. Jun. 6» 1392â€"87. JAS. Insurance apply . Jul.“ mâ€"Il ', #4â€" IsaSpmauy at the ofiice olew Post. Em ~Bros.â€"Oa.kwood. KEITH’S, WILLIAM STREET? ONTARIO MUTUAL LIVE ST‘ PRICE, Emma; S. Caz-nail. imgwe LARGE STOCK Jaw on'the 28th Sept. Tp-day. eight days after. I ham Tins is prompt and satxstactory. MATHEW ‘VILSOX. From the best Makers ‘3 in Canada and the Unit States, which I will sell wholesale prices for the ne 3 30 days, (to reduce stock)? S. COBNEIL, gmymenj in full of our claims against the Raw. 13 are m Omemee. We were somewhat tardy i -- 7-4.... annmchnovnimfinnaf {hm Insurance Company. pm Lam r03 0r Skaker Flag.“ nels, several difq.‘ ‘gont. Lindsay. the parent of in! m Ayer’u Sal tor Indigw cure 91!de with Live: ( by the following ‘11” m0 cont:-g‘u';aen and ( :ugflgmnéae. Ff; I 183m unto “I: Vegan oat” askelcmn: Mm “drag myself 51 ”mm diutrosw r1 me, I} 1.- luv“ *' O. m“: delicac- could be at mm the tymc mI-ntio . VIM me withot Nothing that I iouk SQ lent good until I G! _._ a; Aycr'S_SQ-‘Y"8Da‘ SCIENCE AND PR glare of Ayers baflapan ” coed Yvondcrful resu emetic“!!! 19 take 1h “III I could see an )mpwv. :: __.a: ' My appvtik: New 6“. -I . . l: «on maesfmc PARAGRAP‘ FROM VARIOUS F1 each day. and an m of mthful am-nnoi III” as. 1 tound mynvl‘ W60 “,1, to attend to 31“ w" I 'The pedicine has 1 “we‘ll fi ’ 4 ‘ I mph! Aver’s £1533” “Dilution of l'roron E With the incretsmg use (-f d‘he numerous DX‘OI‘t'nL-r W that have but! 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