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.mcué'nVE'Nm‘wur [mm B». Sam- ba “manuals now thing not thin I00. tantra. m amenâ€"tor am 8mm .0 a pan. Salmon “Waco: MIN..." 8 "mud: volcano. Mlle-Ila. Bash DAV", you...“ a: of Ir. Goo. Duty. lo down with but. Dr. Woman. at mm I. h mandates. and hu- Rmauya Mu. Aâ€"lm Milan!" -Our Chi-hum Endoner yin holy and In doing a C. ”j!" _._' .-__ 5.--“.-- a... an..- Mm.--.‘:i;:-w.,s ta'é enluged Iknuddwomn mu geompteuon um! am he a no improvement to cur mm film MALâ€"Mr. and Min Ink. and 0m Webs“: And Wife, from this local- m. m gunk at m mddlu of Dr. and McQLEQn‘ ._ a; . .n.. ”A; ..... good avenge crsp. Busr. â€"Tho farmers are all busy plowing and at their root crop. Tho poutzes are a r'éfiafi'ifial’l‘ho sheath: in these parts never was batter, hand of partridge: hazing bog: shot thig t . - __.4 -1. L____I-_I_- Mann-misim miNab‘o has let: hereto: his annual acionrn in the north country ...... Miss Time McNabb, who had the minimums to break her arm, is im- prgvinsrsvidlk ___.,__ ._ A--- ___._ ocean or pet-eons who were eequelnted with their movements, as they were all out o! the house at the time theme: nausea. CHURCH 0231mm. -â€" The Methodist church opening here last week wee a gut success. Between the receipts or e concert and the enhecnptions the total intehtedneee of the church wee wiped on bm- Mrs. John Carley, widow of the late John Carl , had an auction sale last week, in whie the various farm stock on} implementegeelized a. good price. -. ‘v,L_ L,_ 1-]; ifii'vfw 1n eeeh (ad the rest In notee. ay had not In the bank just stew daye Th over 8500, the proceeds of the sale of mu m sheep and cattle. and It was this an no doubt the robbers Intended to eeenl. Owing to the Snafu-do“ miserly my: they have won the enmity ct elmoet everybody in thls section, and It 15 thought that the robbery was _oommihted by going (Relief for .Lung OZ’rozzbZes you Business men. has the batty son an: iions or his lugs cite! a of friends. [Correspondence at Tue P081.) HYMENEALâ€"Tha enclosed clippioc is from the Toronto Globe, and refers to M ies MoKiuncn. formerly of this place, daugh- ter of the lots I. such‘in M:Kinnar. Mrs Booper‘s mother still rpsldes ~.-‘. east Oil?- wood. Tne ycnnw lady left here three enre' ego to reside in Toronto. The many ends here wish the couple much hoppi- nees. Following is the item: A very pretty wedding wok lace last evening in one Beverley-3r. Blpt at church. the con- tracting pert-lee being Miss Maggie Mc- Klnuon, of Lindmy. end Mr. George J, Hooper. eon of the Run Dr. Hooper. cf thleolty. Mlee Cassie McKinnon. sister of the bride. acted as bridremgld. n a Miss Minule Hewitt-.3 ace ammnied the bride as maid of honor. M". Gsdway gave the bride ewey. and Mr. Rzipb Hoop :- assist» odble brother M groomsman. The erre- mony was pmf,;r\ned by the Riv. Dr. Hooper. The bride. bridesmaid and «mid o! honor were each costumed in craam and looked oberznlug. A sumptuous wedding breath“. we: partaken or n: the residence olDr. Hooper. Mr. and Mr’. Hooper will on Middleton avenue. Purdue. Mr. Hooper. who in one of Porkdeie'e ,AJ LAA LL- LA-_L_ “n, [Cornea-duo. 0! Tu: Post.) A Roam! m Dummâ€"Mr. Sanford and Mg 3'9 pone. plants, who “van. .3 {Correspondencept Tue Push] Nunezâ€"Although leaving Woodville form indefinite time, I will still be In a position to attend to the auctioneerlng and real estate departments of my Abusi- noes here, and In future, ns‘ln the past, all business entrusted to me will be promptly attended to. Money to loan at 5.} per cent. Farms for sale or to rent. Adm-ea: A. J. Surra, Woodvllleor Chamberty.â€"87w 4. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS Byzhoald of’l'ho "D. L” Emulsion. I have t . rid «.mm cough which hm! troubled me or out n year. 1nd havo gamed condderably in wefight. Inked nun Emulsion so well I was gad- . whoa the um came around to aka 1:. . O T. B. WINGKAM. C.E.Honmd . 50c. and 8! per Dottie 0 mm umuc: «3., Ln, Imam. 0 .0000 o o 0000. LINDSAY â€"__7FB!DAY. 001123 H1896 ll coxmmox and .1: 1mm 0 mamas. smmsc. or 31.00». count. [.058 or arm . usual". “to tenants or an» A article are non manifest. Eh: @auadinu 2m. mars Pltlsanmigafionandfleadach V 29%;,» me to take it,whioh Idid, and‘ soon afterI was greatly relieved, and in a short time was completely cured. I have never had much of a cough since that time, and I firmly believe Ayer‘s Chen"; Pectoral saved my life.”-â€"W. H. WARD, 8 Quimby A v.. Lowell, Mass. Cherry Pec om! “Several years 130, while in Fort Smiling, Minn, I caught a severe cold, attended with a terrible cough, that allowed me no rest day 0: night. The doctors after exh:uz=i- fig their remedies, pronounced my “Saved My Life” Highest Awards at World’s Fair. D. a L. Expulsion. Ania Remedies. VALENTIA. A VETERAN '8 S?0 2?. ”BRIGHT. 0.4 K Wool) IV 001) V] LLE. AYER’S EMULsmN; {rife ’iobbad of R. Rob‘ruu. Esta“. huh. Luna You. Nollie Thnmnmo. Mr. and Mn. .1. wnm. Mr. Lad Mm. ll. undouon. Mr. and In. Alum Henderson. 0 Font". w. Ynez. W. Gaul». Mr. um Mrs. Thou Wooten. Hr. tad Mn. A. Vucoo W. J. Km and um. ma- L. Broad.H.'Bay. J. w. m . It. «a Mrs. Gibson. .smn ). J. Gnu an! aim 6mg. 2.2139. Tau-3.39.59 __.‘__-.- .v-.... _. ton. Dr. Henderson, Dr. M Poul. Gecrgo Lvtle ( Wafchmnn), Wm. nnd Id. Mn}. of Valentin. W. E and Mha Hull. nt Sunder- lnnd, Mr. and Min Fun. of Brook. 8. Grams“: and funny, W. Badman. mm L. demm. Aunt: and Oymu Kuhn-ton, 9-0; Honda-0.9. Imam. Mi Mi 3!"- 636 Div'lfi‘infmsa M. Davidson, :1; Dav! son, E. Dnldaon, L. Dl'idBOII. Dr. pnflgnzyrqomm, Kiev. ind Mrs ”81311:; space wm Ecmy vermin. nuu Luau, ow. a description of the silver plate, marble , end ebony clocks, gorgeous lamps, silvers were of great variety. lovely chairs, sets of dishes, carpet sweepers, eto , etc., would nquire a more competent band, so I give it up. The fo‘lowin ia a list cf the guests safer as I oould 0 min them: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Webster, H. Webster, Mabel Webster. Maggie Webster, Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. B. Web=ter and grud- motber, Mr. and Mrs. M. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webster, (choir), Rev. A. R. Delve, Misses Meta Mother-e1], Ida Stut- ton,L. Smith. Maud Pogue, B. Cornid‘, Ads Yeo. Sex-ah Rogers, Lottie Davidson, Ids Smith and I. Bonny: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hail, sen. Mr. and. Mrs. J ohn Hail and tsmjiy._Â¥r. In}!_ or}. Iticbogd Hey, I wereeeeortedto the couch in weitin to convey them to Mr. Henderson's. ey were followed by forty-three cmisgee contelnlng ehou) e hundred end forty guests. After congratulations e sumptu- ous dinner was served, the menu being «mum to satisfy the most feetidioue epicureen. Toasts were proposed to the read. end com. by Dr. McPheil; to the ‘hrideemel hyRsv.A. R. Delve; end to the groomsmen hr the groom. In n most felicitous manner the good qualities of each petty in turn were welt noon. Drs. Henderson end Vroomen, and Rev. Stret- 3ton. were eleo celled upon, end mode some happy hits. The e ere were naturally brief. but all di well. Dluner over. as rush was made for the rooms containing the presents, (f which there wax a mag- niflcenh display. numerous, useful and c:stly. One we noticed wes the gift of the ‘ choir. of which Dr. and Mrs. Hell ere; members. I should like. Mr. Editor, to! give edeteiled account cf these gifts, but space will scarce}! pertnlt. and then, too. [Correspondence of The Poet: WEDDING Fxsrzv1rrss.â€" Expectations ran high in social circles when it was known that cards were issued for a wed- ding: to take place in :he Methodist chuzch have. at 1.30 pm. on Wednesday. Oct. lith. The contracting pertieq were George \Vesii‘y Hall, M.D., and Miss Mary J. Dwidson. They were attended by Dr. Henderson (i Cmninatoo, and Dr. Mc- Pheii. oi Menillt. as groomsmen: Miss Louie Davidson and Miss Hall, es brides- maids. The church was filled with an expectant crowd when the bridal party entered and were escorted up the aisles by Rw. A. R. Delve and Geo. Henderson. while the streizs oi the organ.uesided over by Miss S-‘rstton. peeled forth a wed ding march. The church was beautifully decorated with flower ‘. When all was in readiness the brideâ€"the centre or ettrso- tinâ€"east red. lean ing upon the um of her stepfather. Mr. Ribert Henderson. who led her to the altar and presented her to the groom. She was beentiiull Lttired in brocxded cream. trimmed wi lsce end penis. bride! veil and cause blossoms. end cerried s handsome bouquet ct roses. The brideemcide else wore cresm, end looked charming. The ceremony wee con- ducted by Rev. F. B. Strttton, pastor of the church, It thepiose otyhich the petty AflAl‘_ A- BUIVIW Uu nuns-u), u..- ---_ -_-" 7 , , Carmen, general superintendent of the Methodist church in Canada. preached at the morning service and again in theeven- ing. Bev. Amos Campbell in the the church alternoon. At all three was crowded ...... On Monday evening a fowl dinner was served in the basement; the crowd at the dinner was extremely large. Many persons were present from Omcmee, Valentin, Bethany, and the sur- rounding country, while to soothe number from Lindsay one might suppose Janet- viiie to be a suburb of the town. Alter the dinneran adjournment was made to called to the church and the meeting was order bythe chairman, Rev. Mr. Shcrey, or the Cambridge-st. M~thodlet church. Mr. Shorey, in a short address, congratu- lated the resident pastor, Rev. Mr. Coone, and the trustees, on the success of the opening ceremonies, and then called upon Rev. Mr Can p‘reil to take charge of the financial port 01 of the meeting. Mr. Campbell then in a. few well chosen re- marks asked for subscriptions, which flawed in so freely that at the close of this part of the meeting all the indebtedness . in connection with the building operations was provided for. The callrctions on Sun day amounted to over $48, the receipts from the sale of tickets for the dinner netted $ :57, these amounts, together with the subscriptions, totalled up the amount to over $800. The total cost of the build- ing is $2 700. Singir g and music enlivened the meeting. Miss Williamson,‘ot Ozne- m‘e, sang a sale. A Lindsay quartette, comprising Micszs Winters and Walter, and Messrs. Rebeca and Lyons, were much in demand. Miss Fee and Mr. Sam McGiil sang a duet. Besides the ministers already mentioned, the following rev. gen- iemen were present: Mr. Oswald, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Harzison. Those on whom has fallen the burden of constructing a new church certainly deserve great credit for the success their efforts have made possxhle. The old church was destroyed by fire, and as it was uninsured the burden of rebuilding seemed at one time almost insurmountable. The formal dedicatory services brought the meeting to a close. Very many of those who had seen the church for the first time expressed their admiration of the new building. CauacirdexGPThâ€"eâ€"iev} Hothodist church in the village was opened for divine service on Sunday, the 11.“! 99,9133)“ Br. LITTLE BRITAIN. Dr. wulimu' Pink Pill- mh nu blood, build up an am... sad that dd” din“. Iron the unto-n. In hundred. 0! am they hue moddmdloflm medicine- hld Mod. that claw-hing It!" chin am the: wanna-"luau. I thotdnn org'nodunudkdldom. 3'3“?“ 3%“? NICO. in warm “"mrm MW ' ”paid- PMM Mm MN- m mac-mimic “mph “056:. I “Have you noticed any recurrencrof trouble eincel" queried the reporter. "I have not." he replied, “eufl‘ered e eingle twinge ez'nce.” Mr. Weldren hee worked ln all the moulding ehope in the city, and wee never in hie life h id ofl‘ eiek ne longee he was from the muck of ecletha He herdly knew whee it wee to he eick, end ie of the: rough wiry nelurethel he een etend much greeter phyelrel etein llhen meet people would lineal». Almoet eny pereou in the all, een verify hie nor}. Ir Weldree eeld, ee We report- er go: up to leeve, “I only hope were poor fellow who hee entered ee I did an notice my ceee end gee relief ee I dld." ‘ to see me, end of course everybody re- commended a sure cure. I didn’t ry h ilf of them, It was not possible, but I tried a great many â€" particulsr'y remedies that I had been in the habit of using for lumbegoâ€"but I found no relief. I tried Dr. Willisms’ Pink Pills. After using two boxes I noticed an improve- ment, and I kept on using them. When I had used six boxes I wss beck st work again. I kept on until 1 bed finished the eighth box, and I never felt better in my life. a t’ 3 r I' 3 ’ I I The 81136211188- 0! a “Eggnog”: Guelph - Citizenâ€"Gould tNot 1_Move fiAbput Without the Aid of a Stick-Again Strong and Healthy 8-3 Ever. Fromthe Guelph lercery. There is perhaps no busines or occupa- tion that any man could follow that is more trying to the healthâ€"particuia‘ly in the winterâ€"than that of moulding. A workman leaves the shop with his clothes ringing wet from perspiration, and a cold wind chills him to the murmur, making him 'a ready mark for lumbago, sciatica and kindred troubles. A moul-. der requires to be a man ot more than ordinary strength, and to continue at his work must always be in good health, for a moulding shop is no place formin- valid. Sciatica is by no means an un- common afliiction for men of this craft, and once the dread disease has lsnced a victim he seldom shakes himself free from it again. In fact some people de- clare that itis incurabla, but that it is not we are able to testify by a personal interview with one once afflicted with the trouble, but who is now in perfect health, thanks to his timely use of the famous remedy. There are few workmen better . known in Guelph than Chas. W. Wal- dren. perhaps better known ss “Charley Waldren," for he has lived in Guelph al- most continuously since he was three years of age, and hc has now passed the 38.11 mile post. Mr. Waldren is a moulder, and has worked at the, business for 22 years : and Lbesides, being noted as a steady workman, he is a man whose veracity is unquestioned. It is a well- known fact here that Mr. Waldren had to quit work in January, 1896, on account of a severe attack of sciatica, and for eleven weeks was unable to do a tap. Knowing that he was again at works Mercury reporter called at his residence one evening to learn the exact facts of the case. Mr. deren, when spoken to on the subiect, replied quite freely, and had no hesitation in crediting Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with his remarkable recovery. “I am not one of those people who are seeking newspaper notoriety, said Mr. Waldren, “neither have I been snatched from death's door, but from the day when I quite work, until March 30th. when I started again, I was confined to the house with sciatic -. It located in my hip and would shoot down myleg to my foot and was very painful. I could not move about the house without the aid of a cane, and then onlv with great pain. I was totally useless as far as doing my work was concerned, was never free from pain, and it made me' feel very much depressed, for beyond that I felt strong and anxious to be about. I am a member of three benefit societies. from which I drew pay, viz : The Three Links, the Iron Moulders’ Association, and the Raymond Benefit Society. People came {:0 '1‘” GREG: UNABLE TO WORK THOUGH STRONG AND WILLING. VICTIM ,OF SCIATICA. ' Ir. loan or St. Incl-the and Ir. J. l Glee-shields or Iontml mun lilt- mu emu! or non Int-m Montreal. Oct. 19.-(Speclsl.)â€"Meuu. F. Boas. manufacturer or 8:. By:- j cinthemnd J”. N. Green-blotch. 0.0.. of mu city. on in luck. Theron the Gun“. Woolen Mm: a St. an- ctnthc. when 060 und- m employ“. and 31.0 t was about“ mm at Duwmo. gue. Bone Um. no In Boa proceeded to Mind with 3 view to run «pm: to m on tho eaten-pm above nonuoaod on o much luxu- oouu. ‘Nom In. not boon to- oolnd to an «haunt .Soqhu Constantlnople. Oct. 15. â€"Unlled' States Minister Terrell has lod zed With the Turk- lsh Government a clalmg for “0.000 Indem- nlty on behalf of Mrs. Lent. mother of r‘mnk Lcnz. the Plttsbur: bicyclm. who “as murdered h Kurds while tux-cling through Aslnuc rkey m 1805. THEY HAVE STRUCK LUCK Duluth. Oct. 15,â€"The steamer Queen City has broken all grain-carrying re- cords by taking 134,000 bushels or wheat and 42,000 bushels of rye. equivalent to 174.000 bushels or wheat. This big increase is made possible by the increase or water at Ihe Saul: Canal. allowing boats loaded up.w 16 feet to pass. The new draught is cutting a big figure in lake com- merce. as the average increase of wr- rying capacity in about 15.1-er cent. Jacksonville. 111.. Oct. ltâ€"The death list of the recent storm is being in- creased. It is reported that six corpses have been discovered on the coast be tween Tampa and Cedar Keys. The bodies are those of Mrs. Paul Hewitt and family. The party left Tnmpn tor Cedar Keys in a boat. but were fiauxht in the hurricane and lost their val. While looking through a. knothoie in a. tence I. boy named Remand ha! his eye (outed out yesterday by I. oom- ra.de.rwho_pushegi s twig through the hble ' into R‘entud'n eye. Found Gail" 0! an OM'II' Wilde (‘rlue and sentenced to Two I'enn‘ Inn-leer momâ€"Boy's lin- colzni 0.!- Quebec. Oct. 19.-A school teacher d Riviere du Loup named Devin nu been eentenced by Judge 0. Penet Angers to 24 months' imprisonment for a. horrible crime. The prisoner. who pleaded tuilty. was read e. level-e lesson by the Judge. who told him that but (or the medicel certifioete u to his health he would hnve imposed the lush and hnve given him 3 longer period or incnrcerntion. He beeed to sentence also upon thnt inflicted in the ceeeoIOecerWilde. _ _ _ _ O: the wheat market in Great Br!- tain the European agent or the de- partment writes: “Great Britain in the principal outlet for the SW“- ous wheat of the world. and her markets during the past month have presented a study or peculiar interest and value: It was known at the open- ing of the month that the Russian and American crops were short. There ‘ was practically nothing available from other exporting countries except a few cargoes at last season’s wheat trom Argentina. and stocks were low bothinGreatBritain and onthe Gon- tinent. The Russians declined to sell except at enhanced prices and their shipments tell far behind the usual average for the time of year. The only source of supply was the United States and it might reasonably have been ex- pected that We should have reaped the benefit at our position by obtaining enhanced prices. Our financial posi- tion appears. however. to have pre- cluded our taking the full advantage of the situation. and our new wheat came forward in great quantities at going rates. The month ends with an improvement of So to To a bushel. but it is the general opinion of the members of the grain trade in Lon- don and Liverpool that the advance might have been doubled and brought about earlier had the United States been in a position to hold back. It is practically certain that the end of the current harvest year will see no ‘ great surpluses, and ll. is reasonable to suppose that we shall see no fur- ther reduction of wheat areas. such as have been observable in the re- cords of the last few years." TLesgez-al condition of W " lowerthmthuotlwlndu’sb’ 3.4_ pg: t: _‘po1nt- mflVEIX-d m, hull, of Six 1...: In the sum. BAD SCHOOL TEJC'HER In. lea: Demands “0.000. new: 0302 cdxp'IrIoNB. m for tho not line tau-l- no Ge-enl Outlook. AT: Inn-en. ens. “column-day; “50:085- Bay and Strawâ€"8 upfly tall-z prlcu a on?“ hay. 1 ud- aelllu at gunman! one load at straw at anlnadvanee lnprlee. ghriwm Occandxor..0hr i Dogma“ whrlmudl‘eb Mu mu 8081;“ for Not. 8. d for Dec. 21.8% rum. Feb. .3 lurch. mmâ€"cmoâ€"wneu on m "-11 among. Duluth spring. Nor. ud Dec. 81:. £19. 1 Northern apt-lag. Nov. and Doc.. 81. M8. to: Inn. And lob. flout-2n. Pubâ€" an: Sc for Non: flour c2! .0 to: Nov. m that Cd Met. 14 what: am: “tum m.- nh_rt00_ _ 9(ch Ind No}. 09 30 .._--, mun-OWWIIM! on m. sell- on was names. mush country nub am am In. on m “ad!- I: when an ; mum an n h for Nov. 1nd and for Doe. Jun. u lob. lune study at an 83L he Oct. a! Now. 8. “ago:- 119:. . Oct.m lflâ€"Whett. Opting. 0‘ 44 Egg! ml? no stock?1\'0. 10.1.. “3.331;; 010d; Lc.. “113M. :9- 9d; «10.. mm. gheep and lamb: In mode-nu- nu hp]! and mud]. Expo ushoep sold at 2 c to 3: per lb. and bucks at :.".c. Lamb-s an Md). thew belng sales at $2.25 to 83 each. Bop In modern“ demand and steady. '10: “90012900. The hauling 3%cbo_8%o 05:83“. tidal-lunar: ship ubrlngsfio mbstexponb hullatScu cw Stocken no quoted at 25k to per lb. Butchen' cutie unchanged. with cholce u u ac to 35¢ per lb.. modlun 3: 2W3 to and Interior net to 2554:. Illlchconnncln “confluent. Ind calm am at to $7 per bond. with a «and. con and 111me In modfimll‘ ulgpply 19¢ nihtw'elghf- . and at We to so did m It 2: per h. "8"th i‘iIE'mx-k' " in ma y. with an. outside out n: 34c. TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET. The receipts eo-du were 60 calculi. In- cludinglbOOhaadotshee and lambuund 2000110“. Thenmnoc mum-Ices. The demand for rt cattle in only mod- em. w!th_n1eg§ o bes_t_ qualltlgs_ at fig Punâ€"The market In mm uctlxe and prices rule firmer. we. at 4355c to ”a north nu! tut. Oatmealâ€"The market In unchanged, W! at lotl quoted tt #65 to $2.75. :5 Cornâ€"The market In alt-t and does no mg“: g; m to. 3.93%; p Flourâ€"Tho market in dun. with ‘ toilets quoted ut $3.50 to $3.00 west. ‘ Bun-Busineu quiet end price: steed: It 8‘! to $7.60 west Ind 39 on track here. Short: 88 to 88.50 welt. . Wheatâ€"The market is fairly active. and prioeomieverydm Salesotredund white were made outside at 7359c to 74¢. lemmmuuiuuutmro- routo freight. Ind It use “out. Fort Wil- iiun. No. 2 hand we. Toronto (might. Buckwheutâ€"Tude quiet. with sale: on themdiundutsac. Bu â€"Tnde is quiet und prices un- Nalquotedutssctoaocout- aide. No.2ilut29ct080c.udNo.8 extnutzsc. Otto-The demand iszfiood with nice ot round lot: or white ut Bic. and or mixed It 1915!! outside. mu dons. on pause finn- uverpOOlâ€"Spot wheat nun; tutu- m tt 6| 1')“ tot Non. GI 156d to:- Doe. and GI lxd for Jun. Mam Itetdy at - aid for Oct. and Nam. 83 856d for I)". ma 8: 236d for Jun. md Feb. Flour 2n. Pull-Wheat 20! me for Oct. and Non: loot-52: 5°C for’ Nov. leerpoolâ€"Clonâ€"Whut futures stroll: I8 O lfid for Nov. and 61 256d for Dec. TORONTO “KEYS. eel nuance. The but all at sxcmxuc *l: I . nicks-79.012 can. Mg; tau :3 8% _ 1030510 1181518. BRITISH “A 1mm. {film-V: 31' 345 too “if. as ' Auden uu). m mallow] mend from the mn by Pund- Colon Compound ; oh. at». but out a (allow. : “I m cum-u, slot. walk. and cam- alohly broken down hind“. and “and Bay.) Vidal: m manual. but an mush-dun «we. macaw ‘ I00 howl-c win .7 hath no. wan. Another Wonderful Cure Efiected by Paine’s Celery Compound. Fig-3:333? .r 3 a 5355' ngiggis : 3 .: “5 £3}??? §§ :5 3 3332-. a 33 gags-3‘ agifgiigg §a§§.§§§§§ 1 â€"â€"Now ch» 8::- Chalet Binn- Wilson 1m unkind t thou-ad dollar- of oxoenditm on 3 am on- by: h. let him smile spin to the baud luowu sad «pm. M has. bomb. 1h. Damnation. Thanks :0!!! im- preuion am 3 nib-cad Mon oughtto oobnmoo Mots". Men ho not ud “loomed. Bat him on. unto the minute um the Union Man in n moon- in. plus. Far hon itâ€"it in tin but low inpiuointbo city. [Human its mute! the Mr. sad it you would Mun-land you nut at. out 3 much "mt-Maw. â€"M Pavia-co. B. 1.. omen-mu that mallow mu! MBM.W 1..”qu it pint tho mint, our vind- with- yam. 33 of which hue hon spent with the G. ‘1'. R . He took the nut train cver the rod iron Toronto to Kiognwn with I Ion! or man! wagers 3nd superin- tendents “out so yam ago. sud during hi. loan term at union ha only killed on. man. who wu struck while driving over tanning. â€"‘l'ho Berlin New: n,- thfl Mr. J. Brow. driver of the Gut min. on the Gmnd Trunk. In: the Iowa: and but record-nu: engineerintho Gnu! Trunk menu». 1;. h}! been railroading over_~10 Mm Notes â€"A meeting ct railway men was held in New York recently. the obieot 0! which wu count-a the “option at u plan vb: r:- by (alumna-I o! uniform amnion- u to width tad height on to he «ed by I“ 10:60. halter-months. I leaned or your med!- elne. Kootm Gum. team a [dead who bed sneezed 1 used It for Rheumatism, end I concluded to try It. Up to due ! hue taken ave bottles end as a conse- quence em up and attending to buslnem. [feel like a new man. and hue no hes!- mncy In recunmendln the mcdielne, Byekm’e Kooteney are. to anyone eufl’ (mm Rheumatism. I re meet :- Aurelie!!! yours. Goo. P. WM of Sockvulo, N 8., Cured of Rheumatism. SAcxvmu. N.S.. Aug. 25. '96. S. S. Brcxum Msmcms Cd, ‘ mum-non. Om. Gm.-For nearly 3 you I scler- wltb Rheumauun and wu In ed nun] Inch oondItlon that I could not love my LIKE A NEW MAN- Saved from Extreme Peril. Gho. F. Wimc'n. Prowlour Brunswick House. For Sale by W. G. WOODS. Lizdsav. an “when“. Oahu Oct-pond. M m -°‘°'““°'Ji u uwdl m w‘ “mm a nth-Ind"! “3"“ ma: was: a! m hm- 1' m" dud, ‘1 mt you to: your valuable C and; It W wonders for ‘IflhWOltuml-o." ”.31. w an: "Mn. 3‘ mnuâ€"m o! my church. ‘0 l “mummumu‘ m I m “by“ hottu' beam) Um! 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