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h h q! q! The Only One To Stand the Test. Rev. William Copp, whose father was a physician for over fifty years, in New Jersey, and who himself spent many years preparing for the practice of medicine, but subse- quently entered the ministry of the M. E. Church, writes: “I am glad to testify that I have had analyzed all the sarsaparillapreparar tions known in the trade, but AYER’S Nowadays men are doing all sorts of wonders by means or electricity, both in mechanics and chemistry. I see by the papers that they expect to be able to pro- duce real diamonds by it. Perhaps they may, marvels. never cease. But we will wait till they do before we crow over that job. U 9 to this time, anyway. everything that is both valuable and useful is the fruit of hard work. Eien diamonds are mostly got out ct rccky mines. And, within leasooable limits. it is good for us to have to work. Ten shillings honestly earned is better for a man than twenty in the shape of a legacy. A FEWINOHES OF PLAIN ENGLISH In my vâ€"â€"'_ ‘7 , __ The best condition 0! things for any country would be when fair wages could be earned strLight 3102;, without loss or deduction [Jr any reason. But in the .L-, a- g... u:uu~xavu -._ present aspect of human affairs this is im- possible. thse feel: in is we cannot now discuss. One source of 1035. however, is plain enough. and some remedy for is cughn to be found. 1: England and Wales every working man averages ten days of illness per yeér, ranking the total 103: of. wages from this cause about £16000000 a year. We are talking of the average. you see. But. it asmuch as all worklnz-men are not 111 every year this avenge does not !airly show the suffering and l :s of those who are iii. In a. .y given year many will lose no time at all, while others may lose in dividually from ten days to six months ,__L “i “ma-Irv no savlmza. no income present aspect of human sslblc. thse haul: 15 1501135. in 1--.. i ..is the only one of ' them that I could “recommend as a. blood-purifier.Ihave given_away hundreds of bottles of . A: A --r--¢ on ma“ "VIâ€"J â€"â€"__V, , 5‘ V U it, as I consider it the safest as well as the best to be ha .”â€"WM. Corr, Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson, Minn. dividually from ten days to six months each. NJ charity, no savinga. no income trom ctnba, :-:., csn make up for thisâ€" even In money dune-~30 say nothing of the pain and the misery. Alludmg to an I xperfence of his own in 1838 Mr. kcvrgo Ludou says, "I had to give up my werk." How this came to pass he talk as in slew-r dated from his h..- h. White House Rde Ssgbbgnz: Fangsâ€"that I: would and In my um; u... long journey tron: which no Mulla- returns. " In was now Julyâ€"sum time, when life to the healthy Is no plenum: not! full of hope. At this time my outer-m-lnw got from Mr. Llosells (Stabbing): mod!- Atter have AYERS MORLYWOXLD’S.FAB a 7 l -’ ( Ila Rum. W hntalkdphlnF-Bmh, ndthstisongnfil- e n When in doubt, asifor Ayer’s Pills Each; 'Sarsaparilla 7mm”, MARCH 5" 1897. * 1 LOCAL NEWS; Remedies. ,, Em 121310117 EAST OAK WOOD. (Speck! to 1‘8: Poem] SCHOOL Montâ€"The £0110ng obtain- ed honorable mention for Fem-nu o! 3.8. N '. 1 : IV clueâ€"Mend Webster, evade Webster and Mabel Wakeley (eqnn‘) Nel- son Graham, Blanche Webster. III clue â€"Mlldred Hardy. Clarence Channon, Effie Fain, Joseph Shcrr. IIâ€"Tommy Web- ster Nevada Robinson, Ralph Hardy. Pa IIâ€"idlz aordnnLNellle Coed, James Mac- , it- -Ll__ , [Specinl to Tax Post] ‘ Scaoon Known-The following is the report of Royal Us: schoolhr the month of February. Names inserted inorder of merit: V classâ€"Frank Bmhwick Em Croseen, Kate Murray. Annie Plnlchem. IV classâ€"Emma Thorne, Jno. McLean Herberh Tremeer. Lillie Tremeer. Neil Ferguson. Herbert McDonald, Willie Stevens, Lena Burtnwick, Almer- Croaeen. Allen McDonald, Annie Bundle, George Robinson. Nelson McDonald, Leslie Tre- meer. r. V. Dangal McDonald. Luella Turner. 11!. classâ€"Olive Crosaen, Chnrlee McPhsden. ‘ Mac. McDonald, J nney Murray. John Mc- ‘Danald. Willie Tremeer. Sr. 1!. class.â€" I Mabel Turner, Mabel McDonald. Jr. Ii. classâ€"Bessie Monaden, Russel Pollick. Florence McDonald. Marion Crossen, Sarah Bundle Muzzle Swinson. Pt. II. class- Annie McDonald, Eva Rundlv, Herbert West: Average attendance, 35 M. E Pxxxnnx, teacher: [Specisl to Tm: P031 | SCHOOL R!- PORT.â€" Book-keeping, class Vâ€"Hennah Lehane, S3; Mm O'Brien, SO: Dmiel Tracey, 79. Geography, class IVâ€" James Csllahen, 85; h‘ergus O'Brien, 82; Lorne Parker, 65; Gertrude O'Brien, 65. Class III-Fred O'Brien, 81 : Joseph Lucas, 76; Thomas Imhane, 60. Class IIâ€"Frank Crowley, 61; Nellie Houllhan, 56; Fancy Owens. 5; Joseph Martha. 52; Eunice Clarke, 52. Physiolo , class IV- F-rgus O‘Brien. 96; J ames allahan, 85; Lorne Parker, 76. Literature, class IIIâ€"Joseph Lucas, 79: Michael Fox, 79; Lon-elite Her- rinzton, 19. _ Arquxetlcznclg‘ss lIâ€"Fanny ._.. M Fla-tbs: TanLUD, JU- nsu.uu.u..~. v-â€"â€"â€" Owens. 60; Leo Hickey. 50: Eunice Clarke. 40. Composition, eiaea IV-Jemee Calla- han, 65; Fergus O'Brien, 65; Gerirude O'Brien, 57; Delphine Piggott. 57. Give IIâ€"Eonice Ciarze. 65; Joseph Max-thy, 63; Gertrude Lucas. 58 History, class III-â€" Tnomss Lemme. 106; Joseph Lucas, 95; Fred O'Bxien, 95. Part II classâ€"Charlie Lucas. Eugene Shine, Albert Lucas. Par: 1 classâ€"M33 GJscelin, ste Seuuy, Charles Clarke. ELDUN. [Special to TB: Post} Scnuon Rspcm at s. s. No. 6 for the month of February: St. lV.â€"Evelyn Kenna. B-ssie McMillan, Eva McNabb. Annie McMillan, James McNabb, Maggie Mo nilumhAlma §taplga,mDnncan J amy- 5--..I‘n-u mcxnuan, Alma Htopnw, -__-.._ - .7, son, Mary Logan. Geo. E. Tnornbury. Jr. IV.â€"Howard Magwocd, Katie McDonald, Andy McKay, Bessie MoNabb, Ez m Argue, Archie McMillan. Illâ€"Willie McMillan, Rennie Greenway. Wilbert Foreman. Thomas Thornbury, Archie W. McMillan, J obn Mchbb, John McMillan. Amelie Tinney. Sr. ILâ€"Florenoe McDonald. Maggie McMillan. Walter Staples. B. y Foreman. Willie Thornbnry, Neil Manbb. Jasper Foreman, Allan McNabh, Maud Tinney. Jr. ILâ€"Bert Black. Florence Hepburn, Malcolm Logan, Hugh MeNabb and Colin McMillan (-rqual). John Lo an, Bessie McMillan, Beau-lee Tinney. an McMillan. Sr. Pt. II.â€"Hector McPheil, Chrissy McMillan, Joseph Tlnney. Jr. Pc. II.â€"E1don McPhail. Robert Black. Pa. I. â€"Willie Foreman, Fred Hepburn, Colin McMillan. Florence Tinney. Elaworth Suapies. SOUTH IVERULAM. BAsn'r SOCIALâ€"There was a very jolly time at Daneford on Tuesday evening. It was a beeketpoclel’in connection with St. - Ll- Anna-Ia “mama, W58 8 Dasxeu awn» u- uvâ€"â€"----â€"_ 7 ,, John's church, and a big crowd gathered. They came irom all directions, from Bob- caygeon, Lindsay, Omemee, the Scotch Line, and Mr. Carnegie even left the legislative halls of wisdom at Toronto. and came down to see the pretty girls. The auction of the baskets was no end of fun, and Mr. Geo. McHugh, our M.P., has not been auctioneeriug all his years with- out picking up a trick or two. One young fellow thought he had the basket with the white meat of the turkey, and bid up four prices for a pig's trotter. But that was all right, he had the ha! ha! on the innocent who bid to his last nickel for what he fancied was apple pie and dough-nuts, and got grey-haired soda biscuit and partl- colored cheese. We had a real good time, and everybody got their programme full, at least my best girl told me to be careful buttoning on her coat, and on the way home told. me (or goodness sake not to shake her so much driving so fast, and hold her in tighter. That was the horse, you know, to hold in. Give me a basket social every time. I hear that some of the sleighs broke down on the road home, and had to finish out in shay rack. When there is a big sleigh load the girls ought not to be allowed to feed the driver with pie along the road. He can’t see where he is going to, and then it scares a team to shout whoa at them with a mouth full of jelly cake. You follows in the Bob. Iud. ought to come out to a basket sociaiii you want to know what there is in life â€"[indepeudent. SUNDERLAND. [Correspondence oi m Post! Cmca Normâ€"These we: no service in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. The c tlon nttendsd the English end He st churches ...... The Sundsy schools were well attended. ILLâ€"W0 no sorry no hove to ststs thst our old and respected neighbor. Mr. Peter Fullowdown. is in s poor stste of heelth; he is confined to his house end is quite c Mr. Gladstone. oi Bisckwster. whose lioensewu out also the lost mes h. there will not he say saloon license. This will close up the Me! and wine selling at clans. This is what Mrs. J. Ccckburn, or Wark- worth. 0nt.. says: “For fourteen years I have been a grant sun‘erer from heart dis- ease; troubled very much with ehup, shouting pains coustsntly passlnu through my heart. Very often the spasms were so severe that I would become unconscious. My llmbs would swell and become quite 001d, _ For thése fourteen years I doctcred - ‘ 7A._.___ â€"nhnnh ”HAL HIV- ense; trouuleu nu, ..._-_ _ shouting pelne conetently puslm through my heart. Very often the epaeme were so severe that I would become unconscious. My limbs would swell and become quite cald. For these fourteen years I doctcxed wlth best ohyslelene wlthout rellef. Bev- lng seen Dr. A new'e Cure [or the heert advertised. I etermlned to try it end before I bed teken hell e bottle I and netlolel elects by A. Elglnbotham. But Dr. Agnew‘s Cure for the Heart Gave Relief 80 Minutes. and Three Bottles Efl‘ected a. Cure Which Baffled the Best of Physl. AUCTION W7 .- ._.- ___, _ number of Jersey cows at emotion. A great many tuners attended the sale. The cows were in middling good order. and were mostly young: we understand they were brought tram near Peter-how. They brought fair prioes, from $28 to 830. Mr. Wm. Gordon wee auctioneer, end although he is getting up in {ears there were no signs decreasing unghpowg ow 5 _ and “d e em. ,’_‘PA:_E_HI_-thna In th. ferm- FOURTEEN YEARS IN TERROR. D0 WNEY VILLE. ROYAL OAK. THE CANADIAN POSTJLINDSAY, HAD NOT SLEPT IN BED FOR -TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Seemed'Doomed to Torture and U01:- tmual Miseryâ€"Father. Grandfather and Great Grandfather Had Died From the Trouble â€"Reloase Comes in Old Ageâ€"Tho Cure Looked Upon as A Miracle. From For years stories of famous cures wrought by Dr. W illisms’ Pink Pills have appeared in khe Chronicle. During this time we have been casting about for; local case of such a nstnre as to leave no doubt: of the efficiency of these pills. We hsvo found several, but in each one 1_ V'V u-vv .vâ€"â€"__, _ it proved to be a aenaitive body who could not bear to have his or her name and disease made public. Recently, however, a most striking cue came to our 0318. Mr. Solomon Thompson lives on a beautiful farm on the west shore of Mud Lake in Garden township, North Victoris. He hss resided there for forty yesrs, being the first settler around the lake. He was reeve of Garden and Dslton townships thirty-five years ago. before the counties of Peterboro sud Victoris were separated, and he used to attend the counties’ council at Peterboro. Mr. Thompson has been a victim of «than for forty years or more. However, we will let him tell his own story on the: head. LIV“. On October 15th, 1896, we took a trip I to Mud Lake to visit the haunts long familiar to us, and made it a duty and I found it a pleasure to call upon Mr. i Thompson and learn from seeing him and 1 hearing his account of it how he had‘ been cured. For twenty-five years we‘ had known him as a gasping, suffering asthmatic, the worst we ever knew who managed to live at all. We often won- dered how he lived from day to day. On calling he met us with a cheerful aspccc and without displaying a trace of his old trouble. Being at once ushered into his house, we naturally made it our first business to enquire if it were all true about the benefits he had received from using Dr. Williams: 15in]: Pills. “Beyond doubt," said be. “How long have you used them, and how many boxes have you used?’ he was askpal. “I started a year ago, and took eight boxes." We next asked him if he felt that the cure was permanent. “Well" said he, “I have not taken any of the pills for three 1 or four months. Still, I am not entirely \ satisfied vet. You see my father. grand was permanent. “Well" new no, 1 have not teken any of the pills for three or four months. Still, I em not entirely satisfied yet. You see my fsther. grend father end great grandfather died of sethms. My people ell (eke it sooner or leter and it slweys ends their deys. I heve lost three brothers from the fetel thing. Knowing my femily history it is herd for me to gein feith. but I cen tell you for nesrly thirty yesrs I never slept in bed until I took Pink Pills. As you must heve known, I elweys slept sitting in the ehsir you now occupy. I hsd e sling from thet hook in the ceiling end slwsys set with my heed resting in it while I slept. I now retire to my bed when the other members of my lsmlly do." “How old ere you. Mr. Thompson?" “Seventy-six," wee the reply, “end I feel younger then I did thirty yeers ego. I wss troubled e greet deel with rhenmtlsm end other miseries. prohebly nervous troubles erlslnz from went of sleep, but neerlw ell the rhenmstlsm ll gone With um]: I“ the the uthm." mttere, ehe book up the theme. “I never expected theb anything could cure Solomon." eetd ehe. “We were elweye tryingto find eomething which would give oneof thepilleefcereechmeel, buteftpr a time he inereeeed the doee be two. We 7! -15.- he was much better, I recommended the pill- eo e niece of mine, Hi- Dsy. whoee bloodhndepparentl! turned into new: I. -A‘LL g-A uu “van- â€"* â€" nomn,‘:mwgmmmwm- .5131! Mzndmdmmsldin a” width“- w hoodbdmthmmontbhadmd Inna-In-1 mMu-u-rra-w_â€", Ind who bud run down in hedth and uplrltlnobuithatihedldnotmhofln. Why, the gob_u yellow as nfiron, and .. _A,_ u...- m" VICTIM OF ASTHMA. the Whitby Cl tonicie. Old Gold Tobacco. all from taking Pink Pills." Mn. Thompson wss celled from the room et- thfs juncture to attend to some household duties, end Mr. Thompson resumed the subiect of his msrvellous cure. “You can have no idea,” eaid he. “what it ie to go through twenty-five yenrs without a good night's sleep without psin. I eon find no words to mske plnin to you the contrnst between the comforts I now eu- jov and the awful life I hsd for so long. I bed a big family of months to feed sud had to work when n: times I felt more like lying down to die. I would come in st night completely xuckered out, but even that wee no gutmntee of rest. There wss no rest for me. I seemed doomed to torture end continusl misery. When my folks urged me to try Dr. Willisms’ Pink Pills I thought it would 1‘ be useless, but I had to do something or dieeoon.end here I am as right ss 3 fiddle.” The old gentlemen shook his heed to odd emphuis to his lost sentence. lend looked like a mu: who felt joyful I over: renewed lesse of life, with sll his . old miseries removed. Afâ€"to‘rvéongntulsting our old friend on his divorce from the bandit-17 dam”! of his kindred. we drove sway. At my pleees in the neighborhood we opened discussions upon the cese end found thet ell regarded it es s menellous cure. Where the Thompson femily ere known, no person would heve believed for e moment thet enything but deeth would relieve him from the grip of esthme. Every word thet is written here oen be verified by writing Mr. Solomon Thomp- son, Delrymple post office, end en inti- mste eoqueintenoe of twenty-five yeers enables the writer to vouch for the fecte nemted ebave, end for 'the vencity of Mr. Thompson in eny statement he may meke. Dr. Williems' Pink Pills cure by going to the root of the disease. They renew end build up the blood. and strengthen the nerves, thus driving diseese from the system. Avoid imitetions by insisting thet every box you purchase is enclosed in n wrepping bearing the full trade muk, Dr. Williems' Pink Pills for Pele ‘ People. ___‘ mum gunmanâ€".4?» am not m. u. unambutuhlluouthommm III was. not. mfnmm. Snow. Baal-Ion I: 03d leu on par- mM sad is pupmd upon the when». at It. dim-don sud autumnal III III. - d _ n--._ Isl. .I-An .‘MI O! I. nix-unu- .- W , hum Intent; hone. It I. (Inn without alum-blag m cm mamaâ€"«Mum be u mun-m willu‘drhtho'. a” it a, amt-unwinwtom VARIITIEB ONTARIO, FRIDAY. ”f, Considerable IDIO- min Perkersmwbbcketthonorth end 0: Poulett-su'eet. It commenced In the reu- ot the luv at. Smith. on the first good am 0: m was done. end 'I'Io lax-Premier of Cape Colony emu Onlorlcal Swords I“! lean. nuke .Id “bench-re of Cecil Rhodes was continued. A number of peers and manners o: the House or Comm-ans were prtmnt. but for the first time sine:- the inquiry he- gan the Prince of wines was absent. Mr. Rhodes admitted that he had in- structed Mr. Rutheri'md arris. his agent in London. to common we con- fidentially the plans of the secret move' ment to certain lei-sans in England- but he refused to give their names. Mr. Rhodes was asked whether he regarded his having a force ready to march into the Transvaal as consistent with. his position as Premier 0: the Cape Colony. and replied thnt it 1788 for the committee to Judge his canduot. which did not appear to him to hnve been inconsistent. Witness we: then asked concern!“ the illusion in the statement read by him nt the opening of the inquiry on to the intention ot the Boer Gavel-n- ment to introduce foreign influence into the Transvaal. Hon. Edward Billie adding thnt he assumed that Mr. Rhodes ind ndequte grounds nor the statement. MrJthodee aid thsthehld. but I! he shouid state his reason- he- lletitmightdohnnnnndeenle in'ltn- tion to a. friendly power. Nevertheless he dbooiuteiy d_id Relieve it. use-n_- :- ‘hnfl "To questions by Mr. Bloke in recent end the Imperial Government anally sanctioned it" Mr. Bloke: Do you think thet the end justified the mesns? Mr. Rhodes: It I had succeeded we should hove hsd s. union 0! Atria end the Chartered (”musty would have been profited greatly. As I tailed. I must tune the responsibility. and I hope that the future will accomplish thennion. Islsohopethnttheoom- mittee in their deliberltions will mks into consideration the objects I hsd in v cw. Mr. Rhodes was then examined by Mr. Lubouchere. who ssked him who ther Germnny m the power he be- lieved to have been tnvored by Presi- dent Kruger, which questioa the wit- ne- answered in the nfllrmntive. In response to questions akin: for evidence in support or this heliet. Kr. Rhodes rend extracts from a. speech delivered by President Kruger before the German Club of Pretoria on the oc- casion o: the blrthdny or the German Emperor in 1885. in which the Boer President chimed ths.t Great Britain had relinquished her cls-lms of user- ainty over the mnsvssl. and declsr- (d thathehsdheenabletomskes treaty with Germany. so that it one nation tried to kick the Transvonlers other nations would try to step her. Mr. Rhodes diso said that he had ‘rn‘nson for the belief that President IKI‘UKCI' intended in: this _spoef:h to claim the right to unite such 1. (rat! and confirm It without me auction 0! the Queen. The whole tendency of the rI‘mnsvznl policy. be aided. m in favor of foreigners. Germ-nu - 15'. at ghq expgnle 0! 9e rung: L - g - -1)“. I). as u"; Gap-I” v. w- â€"v~ Mr. ubouchcre: Permiriréfldent Kruger: speech was an alter-dinner ontlnn. ~ -â€" ‘ _ A A...‘.. VI - u nu.- Mr. Rhodes: President Kruger drink: nothing maker 9:911 wager. AL‘M..-_ nun -uu. a». v"..- . v“... Wltneul referred to the objection raised by the Get-mun Xinilter of For cum Armin in ; speech in the Rnicho «tax to s comma-cm union vf the South Afl'lun owe- a being likety to loud to a political protectorate and the mutation at German moan. utd denied that I. policy of protection cxiatod n: the Cape. "Protection." ho aid. "means bad metal-lea and had unclu- t’or therbepeilt ot_ u pflyiloged tow.“ ‘u‘. 7‘..-..- v. Mr. Rhodes further said that tn some n! the mine- they Intended to emote, Amen-tenn- only. became at their better negotiating with «on .1030". . “‘7‘51"m60§'3} 3h.- ubwchm. u to the new! of the words "civil rights.“ so by gr. Rheum. that ....-- A. subs"... .- wv- _' "_. ,,,, , ‘ gentlemnn answered with much wnrmth: “The Johnnnesburcers hsve no civil rights nnd no body 0! Radish- men will ever main in my place for any period without insisting upon their civil rich ” Evidence showing the mimoaity o? the mnsvlnl tom the Cope Colony nnd Gm: Britain In introduced. in the course of which It. Rhodes took from his pocket and and aloud n ion: extract from n speech in mud to Crete. uoentigdelivend in the Hon-e at Commons Ir. uhoucIu-o. As he finished resdinx. Ir. Rhodes sold: "I quite acne with Mr. W snd tnnsterred the m sentiments With the “Diamond” Success 15 Fully Assured w-s “I! vâ€"--â€"â€"-._.... _ ,,,,, _ State for the Monies. had uboolutely no knowledse vhttever ot the revolu- ichh' ’ .“mw' "a; “IT; {figâ€"Se 7 wooid be very gm! to m an! cue-0°! on the cubica- The committee mourned until 15:.- CECE mamas UP AGAIN 33252:“ by insuf'm‘ the Transvaal, resumed It: r-dny and the exnmlpwoy «madman-lbw”. South Africa? nbouclu‘. M "" spam" "I r. Rhoda um: “agtu. .uu': Ir. W not gonna t! W um mama ‘10-“. W the Transvaal.“ W. m In which ogmnIâ€"Tho Ill" . Will!” ”d W CI! I." I. W 0‘ nun-Inn If, m, STRENGTH, and 11311103.! FLAVOR IN EVERY PACKAC 2’ , !______________ CEYLM . . . In Lead Packets only . . . Speciluy Selectedâ€"Black or Mixedâ€"Half Paund Packetsâ€"Ar at. Gnocxusâ€"z 5, 3o, 40, 50, and 60 ct HMthdchquleLwlthu mnoueumw 3-w- m Bunâ€"Trudeau“, with bun quoted out» damn mwaudlhmufl N ”-50- o Wheatâ€"m mm: :- dull. here In no export await.“ only a limited enquuv hon locu all a. White when cold out- nd red LI quoted 1: side M11 1: 761:. u 18c. No. mum up: ll noted at. 83: no Age mat-M. m ho. a at 82c am 25c and Ko. sumo 1022c. Ont-’1 e denim I. quiet. with no changes In prince. Sales 8! white at 17c to 18¢ we“. and mixed at 1 {go to “c “at. l‘euâ€"‘l‘he mute: In quiet. with wen u to 39¢ north and west. â€"‘l‘ho III-rho: ls unclunged. with you quoted it 195$ ‘9 ”0 west. Bye-The nut“ u dull Ind price. un- chnngvd. Cu- lou m quoted It 83c on:- Me. Oatmealâ€"no market In quiet end price. unchanged. Our low 82.3) a» $2.90. amnsu‘ IABKETS. [Ava-pool. M. 27.â€"â€" u when Ga 4d :294;nd.l§'eoc:?h9ggoutluu a ; i m ‘5“: wt. 3- «IA-'11! “zoning-on. l.c.. hang. M: 00.. ll'lll. i“ w. W" “Ins 1.1.5 .â€" oa; allow. 18- 04; chose, white um color ed. 61’- 6d. Live -Clouoâ€"Vflaect mum a ma- or. It I‘d to: Inch. Go 898! In.) and on sue for July. Ihlle unchanged .é a M for luck, :- Wad for m. and t 9‘ regain-1:6] flour sane Lon W“! on m. Mm um uncr- tau-t. lulu on m quot mm. Wheaten «21:4ch ummwuus .nndIu-eh. swam .1 um :- WU- Buckwheatâ€"m down 1. limited, with eu- lou quoted a 25c. galaâ€"m market I. study. No, 1 u I mudxo.2nZ’c. s Mm- E.“- wn 1 nt 210 In fife. 0, 3 Wuhan-tum Nmulnu amt, win a m: prices. Mutual roller! MIMI a Druâ€"mac quiet, with bran «and on- oae mm at ‘l-w to 88. ad choc-u at 0 am 0 : ‘1‘”"uuu'fl'é2 ‘Ilnongqnh‘. JIM m- cc 3 . a cu m u . Wm. h told u urea: and and: at. 80.1 lullab- haulage“: a“: man-a. IN lo. 2 In!!! ct u skxvhmâ€"m mu :- mama. mu eu- Iou quoted at 35c. 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GRATEFUL and OOKFORTING to the NERVOUS or DYSPEPTIC. NUTRITIVE QUALITIES U NRIVALLED. In Wndfin and PM only he Mb, JAMES BPPS CO.. Ltd“ panic Chemists, London. Stanza. ENGLISH BREAKFAST COCOA m U My" “vvâ€" _ , In the on! cafe. reliabh onthly n: 'cine on which Indie. can depend in the: hour and time of weed. In prepu'ed in two degree! dotten . No. {or ordinary case! it by {It th_e beg. dolhr medicine known - . . ______ “Anna" box. Any , .88 .4. El .393 can. inta- unuvlb ciaoâ€"oi F: I! 9‘ 343 c.1303 ‘ PILES '. Ln. Ounce. Ono Ne w A}! verusemen ts. tau-nu. tons 3 Co.. mantle Hialf i’ound and One Pound so. and 60 cents a. pound. Postage. ghe fouowgng Dntmcuve Merits: Make Dashed. One Price Only. new 8WAYIE’8 .. OINTIENT ITCHING FILES No need TEA _“A TEA-GROWING ”“5““ The Home of “SALAD OEYLON TEA. p 4.4“. n_-_ :.J. ”not“!!! In quick can (or M uncut ulna “ thou-tug: mm this an 0° m>< 410Cu>20m 0020mm 3-0 0.». <<FE>3Q 32X sz-M Hrs. John Wood or Notm Dame Says They Restored Her [0 and Strength After Other Me and Failed. From “In Richizluc’n). X. B. link-u , ‘. In the vilhge of Notre It. and Mn. John Wood who know them. Mrs. through A crg in; iilneza :1 now luppily xecn'ered, : muted so much comme Mpondent culimi upon ti: “thin nl wnter. I felt continun'ly draw. and yet could not get eouud, rcireehil sleep. My eppetite ens poor end l lied I relieb for food. I w reduced in fleeh, u yet my limb- were hlonted end swollen in I even told thnt 1 bed dropey. but really cnnnot soy if this we the cue. l m severel medicines but they did me no £04 end Inlmoet felt like giving up in «ire-p. One of my friends urged me to try I Willinml' Pink Pi“: and l began uei them in the esrly spring. It did not tn very long to ace thnt I Ind at lust found medicine thnt would cure me if «myth: could. for utter inking n couple of bnxe felt both better in henlth nnd spirits lhu had done for some montlie. From th ~ l I geined strength continually. 22y Il4 become eound end heeiihy, tilt blOALIIgI me, my Weight increased, end I won ion myself restored from the position of unfortunnte in vnlid to n strong and hcnl‘ person. I on any nothing but wonie pflile (or Dr. “VillimnaY Pink l'lllS, :nm Otrongly recommend them to all “lid ll be suflering.” Mr. Wood endorre-l w his wife enid, end ndded tlmt l'mk i would heretiber be their fnmily mmllcnu Dr. Willinme‘ Pink Pills strike at root of the disenu. driving it from eyemn end reltoring the pstient to he end strength. In cesee of relyaie, ep troubles. locomotor ntnxin. entice, rheu tism, eryeipelns. scrofuloue troubles, 1 these pills are euperior to all otner tr meat. They ere also it epecific (or troubles which make the lives of no In women n burden, end speedily restore rich glow of henltb to pnle en". es cheeks. Men broken down by over: warry or exeeseee. will find in ”Pink Pi certnillcnn. Sold by ell deniere. or by mnil poet-peid, nt 50c 13 box, or eix l: (or $2.! , by nddreesing the Dr. \\'llll Medicine 00., Brockville, Om... or new tedy. N. Y. Beware of nmtntlone "A"! Inbvltimm alleged to HOOD’S PILLS are the only r-I cube wlbh Hood‘s Susapnllla. 1-H: yet (flaunt. The blue-bird ls had as a in 3mm; Spring. It he also a reminder that a puma: |s needed to prepare the a: (or the damn: mm: weather to come. ten and you w"! near the birds um ‘ Tm Ayex'e Strsaparmn in an r. . A lie in days In «may. it. any look. Isn't R About I! wrong tu be wrong m 2 1 wrong? flu. John Gough. Dresden. O -x'.. ‘Kmer's Campannd Iron P.1za- car. “Ishtar ( ( Sr. Vlmu‘ Dmce; cu m meant-311610.331! the muscles has twice!) )d very badly." filâ€"Eis FAMILY M‘D Baler lore or Lou From That ‘ ocean” of D‘souu. Cumrb‘ 'l mun-bu Powdq Dr. Agnew wonderful named a Toulfl ‘ non-Ml W119. v3_ @931; ”J Iva-Ian. n.-â€" dlnppsloud. for (mm the nut do calm vary on» mallet. ond to-dn say that It bu cured. oonotonlly to the how, u we 11: quhkouuor cold lombood. I quotgnt valid. I have no hm . -L _ L--. ‘_-. On- p “MM Mamba} Pluufln a numI-‘r ‘L‘wm Iud rhnumuux 1mm, lu'. .- numb plea-N1 mm 1:.» (‘flvt‘u «lunar-Um!» -\$ . u. “1.11. m. Howl Oxford. Bu» :1. 1”“ “we! l'mtv m savor.“ can. ducal-Imam. mu! luv! .2. 9-,. vv. ,w w ”I‘M‘Dflnnlhnd[NTII-auuirclwf. 13. ILD . “'nhtnmuh. h-C. CumsScI-flca. Lmnhugn. Nou- n“. Psi-u In Back or Side. 0! m min- Pnins. nice I DOV“ lawn-nee Co.. Ltd lie. 50!: Proprietors, Mom-tun Powder W JIM“. I do: to try If, though very onpslq 99y all!!! put I '30 may and a J 1-- A...â€" oh- flâ€"p ( It wall a m m---â€"v-v-"" mil! "mm?!” -- ..,n magenta. Aux. mom-u Much. 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