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e Sold By BRows & Co. IOlfef; an5 w. S.
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And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
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4 RE acknowledged by the hundreds and tE,ou
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attempts have been made to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have restrsined
them from tampering with human life, Spencer's
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S A r S APA RsI,LLeA
VERSUS.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout tire country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as a remedy for -
= SCROFULA. or Kings Evil, "
81 ULCERATED SORE THROAT, '.'r g
Long-standng RHEUMATIC Affections,
80 Diseases of the SKIN, White zSweIiiags,
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Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very dsagrceab!e
Affections resulting therefron. and which have
Sold6y CHAS. CLEMENT, agent fl
Chic1ro
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gcsa aasallIIala 8 el.aalifalge.

- !, s 49,
The remedy to whirh we wouid call the aiten-
sioe.pf the pIhlic, is one which has p oged sue
cessftl i'er some time ard i, is universally ac
knoHledgad By all who have tried II, ODE Gar su-
periog 10 amy ethsr madeleine ever employed IN
diseases for Which il is reeommsulel. II NOT on
y destroys orrrs and insisorats. the whole sys-
tom, buitit ,lisserlves and cares off the sIpera-
bhndant slime mucus, so revaleni in the stont-
achand bowels Of children, more especially those
in bad hsaltb. The mucus forms the bed ornesi
IN which worms prolnce their young: aud BY re-
noyingst, IL IL Impossible Tor WORMS 10 iem1in in
the bo'iy IL ishaFmless in its effecIs on the sys-
ten, and tbs health Of the person is always inn
prosed BY its use, even hen no wGrLi3 are dis
Ioverett. ti l3Fa ~ Il
Il will he seen By the following statement Ina:
Mr.. McCord had, previous TO using ssHinel's
Canadian Vtnmifuge,'' resoTtcd 10 various prep
a.ations recommended for worms, without al
advantage qfitself, is sufficient to thu .u ,e!
tor ~ oil this preparation oyer all others for SIM
iitr purposes
Rrooklya, January / Bib. 1916
Messrs. Joan Winer and C'o.-SiRs: / am hap
Ply to have it in my power TO bear testimony OF
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an Vermlf,ige.
My child or two years Of age, hal been i'll for
some seven months, and had fna.,y BECOME SO
emaclated, that we dispaired OF Us recogery-
I'VE gave her various med,ci1es Recommended in
su-'i cases, but they pro uced no beneficial ef-
fects. We had given h,,r up as pastsrecoyerv.
when We We're tmmcnfsd By friend, gho
had heard OF 5ndr medicine. to give il u ira
weshid 81 without any expectation OF its being
seryiceable hut TO our great joy and surprise, af-
ter she-had taken SIX doses, and six onIa she be
| gan gradually to recover, and is now in better
health than shs has b, ten for ten months
] can. now recommend your ssCanadian Yer
uIifuge" witt, the greatest confidence, an as a
friehd to tha young portion ofthe human family,
who suffer from worms. j am glad In be able 10
give such decided confidence ih the success oil
ycor medicine, and am willing you shs uld refer
to ms any persons who may have doubts on this
point Yours, truly,
GILES McCoRD.
The 'tCanalian Verpfuge'' is only 25 cents
per bottle and is much pleasanter than any IN
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heretofore been considered incurabe, such a. u.
cers Of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &cs-
The ARCANUM EXTRACT Is comPlets
Antdote to the serious Evils produced by the inJu.
dicious Use of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
; ing its way through the system with silent and
effective force 4, - fssss -
Cleansing the BLOOD: -
Removing DYSPEPT1C INFLUENCES;
) Soothing the NERVES; 'fEss tEas
, Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury 70 the
, LIVER aud LUNGS. - s-..,-f-5a .esfss
! Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
: QUININE, and any who are suffering from
, DISEASED LIVER, OF an injudieiots treatment
} of any of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
) SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Syphilitic
Virus .of the Parent causes deyelopement Of
Scrofua in the Child, this is THE ONLY KEN
EDY upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, Also where liberation
had laid bare both ligament aud bone, and where,
) to all appearance, no human means but amPuta
: ton could have saved life, Patients have beeu
snatched from the grave and restored 70 h6nlkhs.
the deyouring disease being Completely eradiceted
: by the use of this inesLmable Extract
} The Proprietors Of the ARCANDM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in al The above Die.
{ eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need Be
interrupted requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
s efficacious TO the infant as well as II adult
7 - Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable with
s observations on Insensible Respiration, and q
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam.
phets for gratuitous Circulation sii-
! The. AREA NUN EXTRACT is pro.
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
: West, aud JOHN WLNER d Co., 80 Maides
Z Lane, New York, Sole Proprietors
( PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
" Joliet; also ty L. ". BOYCE, dgen, for
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GILES McCORO.
DIR. HULL'S
gs|SIsz ] 80 e 5IIa 5S

ARE nov acNno~l lodged ny the FacaGy tn be
The most scientific aud successful preparation cy-
ef discovered for the relief Of coughs, colds, co y
sunptiens, asthma, whUopns cough, caiarrl,
tishtness Of the langs chest, brorcnilis, ana
similar pulmonary affections They are made
from the most valuable expeetorant or congl mel
fer.es, and are undoubtedly superior TO everything
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siliii.e latter s. called the yolley chaniIjer,
and can be made 70 contain any numse r
of balls. The model contains but fifty
balls. bur If construetedto hold 209, from.
1.009to /, 200, II is stated, could be dis
charged in q minutes and so great is the.
force Will Which the balls were sent q
distance pf forty yards, that "a INCH
plank was penetrated at every shot the
balls Gatiening, and in some instances
were scattered iato fragments. The vol.
legs are shot off in quick succession, and
While being reloaded, the stationary
chamber continues TO supplythe barrel 50
thata constant Discharged be obtained
for months, if required. .fhe bullets are
five Fights of an inch in diameter, but
with little enlargement of apparatus,
balls of an inch diameter could be dis
ichargcd with increased force. The bull.
lets now used would kill at distance of
one mile. 1t is stated that tie cost OF
Ikccpingthe machine in action, requiring
four men in eighteen hours, would be
fi0, throwing more bullets than two reg
iments, each working nine hours, whose
Expenditure in cartridges would be e.
500."
! ssEsssl q --------.------ 49, z5-fass
An ELEPHANT's DoINGs.-We learn
| BY gentleman Of this city. who was al
LockpoFt 9on Saturday, that at noon Of
that day. an Elephant lelcrgilg tt
menagerie exhibiting there, walk.
ed out of his tent toward span of horses
attached TO wagon some twenty rods off
i The horses took frighta as the huge beas
i approached them; broke loose, and ran q
1 few rods to the angle ofafence: the Ele,
plant followed, capsized the wagon, ane
threw the horses some Two rods over the
| fence. One, ofthe. horses rose with sew,
eral broken ribs and managed to escape
| his assailant, who fell upon the other with
| his tusks, tore out his entrails and contin-
ued to toss him along the feuce some ter
rods or more.
Atthis time; the keeper, who was al
| dinner when the Elephant escaped from
the tent, came up and called the ANNA.
by name. The Elephant immediate
obeyed the word, and followed his mas
tier to a tree about hundred rods off
whore he was secured by strong chains
made fast to the trunk ola full grown tree
/ Just as ourinformant left in the afternoon
/ he heard that the Elephant had uproote,
a tree to which he was fastened, and hac
injured man; but learned no particulars
Fherage Of the Elephant it is said wa,
causedb by some tobacco concealedin some
| Of the food that some ofthe bystanders Of
| tered him. Peoplecannot be too Caution:
how they ,rife in such way with ar
Elephant.-Com, ADJ.
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Two ignorant persons fell into dis.
pute about the native place of Jonah, who,
as the clergymantold them in bis text. or
at least they understood him, once Scal.
iooced a. rhale. 81 tell YOU" said one
with'great earnestness, "this Jonah was
no Boston man; he was ewfoundlander
"a devil of a fellow for fish, 49,.
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PUBLIC LANDS. 1.-The quantity of land
owned by the United States exclusive OF
unsoled Texas and Oregon lands, is two
hundred and forty two millions of acres
Ihere IS in addition to this an immense
amount of landto.which the Indian title
is not yet extinguished. Tho average
sale Of the public landsis s}mething less
than two millions of acres annually. The
amount of sales the past year, has been
alittle oyertwo millions of dollars.
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g OREGON CIrx.-This itycontains Q.
yer 80 houses, two churches, two black.
smiths shops, four tailor shops, a halter, a
tapnery, three shoe shops, two silver.
smiths, four stores, two Touring and two
saw mills, lath machine, a post Office,
through which letters are conveyed 80
miles for Is cents, lastly but not less i'm.
Portant, a serni-monthly paper, the Spec.
tGtor.