r entrain I.

11m 1 strength l—Am-iablo.

-m ..... .m. .. .c.

W.

mg. »3 .\l A ii I' ll ....___

Daring ourlong winter the lurmcu‘ work It chiefly in the no.» l~ and in the burn. It is time that .t topply of day wood M the numtnn'u Itul should lu'

Pitt. nqnantity Miliirient to last

winter. \\'o do not nugget! the making. of maple vyrup or nudnt‘. llt‘t‘tlltbt‘ it is an exceptional ltuttttfucturc in this prm incc. and thou- nho find it to be prolitablc1 will not require art-minder that the lttgttrj brawn is approaching. livery ambitious, and lndtllll’ltutl father will lune oil" in» work in the wooden early this month or he can. end turn his attention to the farm, so as to prepare for spring work. Alli

Implements. waggonn, \\'l‘., altnuld bl‘jA L

lhe \vmtcr neeujjmnl “urn-m

thoroughly repaired.

' ‘IIANKH l.

I

tfllsloighlngthue commtoundagatuum Hmnm‘cd his plat-en! Busing-5w

new smut);

tlppurlltt the " l'.\'l IN t upir-l by Mr. luv «browned tact ' " , ‘

‘ ,xtrrtrt: or

rt n are v a La

L. l'l'L-‘vlillllSQN , ;

t.» In- vii-tumors Ind thel pildlv' tor t-ut tutor». kin» lclw respect rally to uttlttmurr than be h... .r '

them the llcttd of Queett'u \\'hurf to

an'rna t. Srnunr, lIU'I‘EIAi“ (formerly Git tor.) and having nuns. ou MIN", ’

Stock, ‘

t'I‘MEN’I‘. than ever

\\‘

Initiation ofnianure should be called out mm“, "mm, Nth,me MI[Wm-"m, so,“ to the belle. or where it is to be usedzd-n. n continttntfto ot‘ the patronage‘ot’ tln- this can only be done when the gt‘ottntlr public.

is hard or covered with snow. to arrange what crops are to be sewn and: in what. quantities, and look about to secl w'herc thcbcst seed is to be obtaincdd Farm animals require much cpre and“

It iv. titncl __

tsummort-idc. Oct. 26. 1860 .

FINLAY MCNEILL.

“9.08 to intimate that be is located in the More fin-uu-riy occupied by Mr 1.. VICK-

.nttcntionthitmonth. anomaabu“willow”. mm the QI‘L‘ES‘S \\'“AHF-

fed. regurlurly wateredntnd prutccted. from cold winds and wet. ,L‘ou‘s about to calm

lwhere he will be pleased to Ice his friends who may be itiqltestnf

"l’il’l‘ih‘ Ult TOBACCO.”

are much better of u dose of Epsom or llu lullle ittrpcetton of hit

Gluuber salts a tvcel; erso before calving. ‘ The salts may be dissolved itt warm} Voteg, iweetencd with ‘ molasses. and:

man whilséunother 'holds up her head. If Ill cuwa were treated in this wuyfi we should hear of fewer losses; the medicine elelre away all accumulation in the alimentary canal. and lessens the tendency inliumtndtiou. \\zc. \\'eok calves are

strengthened by having it few ruw eggs, ALSO—'l‘o his stock I‘L

purlied down their threats from day to‘ day. It is too curly for ewes to be lumb- in;.: now, but the season is uppruaeliingl and where it can be done the ewes shoaldl be kept apart from other uliccp. with' plenty oil'ced and plenty offeeding roumill the latter is the more important provision. ‘nud in too often neglected.‘ 'Weu'lt 1mi- , ,npils should have. grain qr routs. ‘ .~ '0 tall kinda should be well fed. and the eggs looked for. morning and evening. to‘ avoid destruction by the frost. The eggs of geese are very liable to be lost in this way. respectsito the poultry. ,.

NEW STOCK,

"CONSISTIN‘I "5 PART—

'pdurc'd dawn the 'p‘aiieut's throat by ‘uuc tJrAll'l‘lll'ltflA'l. H.0ll’l-llth‘, Feathers. hib-

buns, Lace .Sillus. VelvrtO. Ilair Nous. ' 'l‘riomiings, Cord, Braids, Gimp». Urnu- nn-uts, Belt liinbem, Dreul llutl' mt. Veils. llats & (‘uptu Furs, (inburgt, \ 'in- ceys, Lustre». Gingham». Prints. Marlins. Sachs, Scurt‘s, llerlit Vools. Gloves and llosicry, &.c., the , &

n Warp. Flam nols.\\'hitcund( ey. our,t.‘lotlis

and Cut ctin

, .\ll of which with :1 rent vuriety of other

q . 1 (Jr 0 O D S , lJto will sell at the. very lowest priced. Groceries, in

l’qultry '1‘ua.Sng:1r, Molasses. Raisins. Currants.

liimy. l'uints. (til. Naila. Glass. Soup. do, always on hand. Sunmicraidc, Nov 29. [Still

In severe weather, tux” Pay their 5

SUMMERSIDE.

It in not to be expected that muelijr ‘lllvl Subscriberwouldrespectfullynt‘qunint

work can be done in the open garden in; .

all parties who are desirqu of purchasing

March, except you go to work and repair . Knuth, thut by various urrivuln from

fences and other erections. require to be made up sometime this- month to furnish strong curly plants of cauliliotvcrs. curly cnbbagcs. tomatoes. ground cherries. and other. summer open. air crops. A second soiviugmuy be made:

llot ban-j ENGLAND, MONTREAL & BOSTON,

'he line just completed it LAItGliund well

moaned Stock; of

combo;

iti April, when all the above. uttdlikuu'ist' » Groceriés 85 : Hardware,

Ialc cabbage-ts for 1:. fall crop may be sown. . —-Should die frost leave the ground sttlii-l

which for prumt. pnyuient he will sell

eicntly to enable it to be dug. a small, V1le 1' YER Y 011E Al’.

sowing ofeurly pens mny be made about, the end of the month. also be sown" in the flower garden as‘. early It: tossiblc, as they rcuqirc u long}

Sweet peas thoui~l‘ ; .L CAPS tttnl FELT HATS.

N excellnhf "if of FL'R‘ CAPS. CLU'I‘II C. C. GAIIDINER.

season; or it» is probable tlint th‘esc op-i ‘ll.\ “1.5, ll.\.\"t‘1.ES, at a small advance

erntlonq :httvo toilic deferred tillil-

:\ltt'il.¥—Stoelts, asters. nturigolda and‘ flower seeds generally may be sown in the hot bed at the end ol'Murch. The cover-

ings ovcr beds of Dutch bulbs, roses, the” should not he removed till next month. -—l\"rom X. S. . animal of .-lgricu(!urr

.?_...__~ .0"... _

iteraturtyl

A stuttdurd ofjudgcmcnt is ol'tcnai un-l just us it is utbitrztry. Thus it gentleman1 who takes a tuenicd view of thingsi having been asked his opinion of n pooh! repliud‘1—“0, he is One of these men whoi have neuritth uftc; the infinite, and div-I

Lamcsrtlns '

utt curt. C. C. GARDINICII.

q

l IIIESS MATERIAL in urn-at variety.

(7. C. G.\lll)l.\'l§lt.

V ER (‘0.\’l‘f~'.Vl-ZS'I‘S nntl PANTS, rcndy and well made. ‘ C. C. CARDINER.

OUTS. ltITBlll-JRS k

and tdlttlls, u large ' ’.

elllltll‘ult'a

Wampum:

.. s an Ml'I-‘FS. : ‘.tt.\ltl)txtilt. No: i- "in. ‘.\1 in Sututnenide.

lfljlll ES. chenpcrt . GARDINEIE

ings after the unfathomable. but wltul lt().\‘. STEEL, Sl‘ltlh‘fis and AXLES,

never pay cash." A truth wot tli considering is this. he who thinks no mun above him but for his 'vir-

tue. none below hipt but for his rice. until .1 TOBACCO.

never be obsequious or nssuming in a

nil piles. ' I , C. C . GARDINER.

‘XCI'ZIJJCX'I‘ SMOKING and CHEWING C . C . GARDIXEII.

wrong place. but will frequently emulate. 10H; LEATHER Md Ins-mums m._

men in stations befotv hint, and pity those; nominally on; him.

He who is of no use to himself is cfno use to any one.

A petulant old lady having refused a suitor to her ueicc, he expostulutcd with her. and requestcdvhcr plttiuiy to divulge, her reasons. “I see the \‘illian in your face." ahc said “Thutisperaonulretice- tion, madam." answered the lover.

“I want to buy a sewing tnuoltine."" nid an old lady, entering a chop. “Do you wirho muchinc with al‘eller?" in- quired the clerk. “Suites, no! don't

2(’

quality and price is utill defying competition.

I’ER LEATHER, which every body C. C. GARDINER.

‘ known.

.CLTRRAXTS and ItAISlNS, Valencia and

Layers. C. I. GARDINER. Allllrlx'l'l'il) FLOUR, both Canadian and American ' l ‘ ' U. (l. GARINXER.

(‘ibcsltn of Coupon Tl-ZK. jntit I'tlél‘ll'f‘ll per Lotus, front London, which for

r

(7.;0. GARDINEIL. Snmmersitlc.’ Nov '29. teen. '

want any of your fcllcrs about me."

his less dangerous to have a prudent .cncmy than an InllliCl‘CL‘l friend.

lut'ld (We in obfiive nnlttmcy- conlmd Illafldy'11ooit '3‘ 7V htihc‘ycemb

conaiuts of a number of "5111'!" cells.‘ ‘ndd nrh'oneymoon consists of one ‘gréat cell} ‘

Toby; what (lid the Iarnelites do when they (at:thn matter?" ‘

"I dunno, but I gueth they dried them- selves.

Sanfolter Mp0». was once tail:- ing mtrip on a steamer. when he fell in with I lively young lady. to whom he made himself very agreeable. Of course In tip-ileum inure-riot: on the «hum-l. who said. at parting. " Good-bye Mia Snore; I fear you'll soon to forgetting me." “ Ah. Minn." said the inveterate pun-tor. "ifl was not I married man Already. youmny ho lure I‘d be for get- ting you." ‘

Rtptilch uked hie friend why he married no little a wife? . v

“ Why." snid ho“I thought you had knowmthdhbf all evil: we should choose the least. ( v p I

“ You lubbr‘f‘b ‘hurdl'ltt'lfour composi- tionqiodtorc'flsfd'a flippunt clergyman to Ible d‘v', 1" I write nirermoii in ii: an" iii nothing ofit.”

" So do your ‘ conm‘egutlon" quoth the "* doctor.

What single word will uk the question,

.w. 'r. HUM scion.

e

rip: it Latcu‘or ’1‘ run maid said, 'Al‘ W ‘

Greatly Reduced malls!

FOR

PROMPT PAYMENTil!

Comprising un't other articles -. >

Ready-made Clothing,

Blankets. Shawls, ll

titles. Hoods.

Soutngs, Scarf”; Menu grid lloys Cups.

Gloves. Hosiery. —Including— ' Stuckingn. Sockn. Men" thriller Shirts, \\'c. Flannels, Shirtingn. “3‘” Ana, the other branche- of their

STUCK at n.- moderato prices as are convin- ent with qunlity. -

. Cheap for CASH. ‘.J. RICHARDSON. h 7, 1867. if

a. W.-.....‘. . -W~:.,¢

autumn

, a.“

inuotux

SW jam ! DAVID ROGERS

‘ At our «outmmihzhtm mu. m» utxrun Mot-n or

4

iii 'iaiiiifin

. m. “3.-

1 menu. mum ‘ooonsi

' llli Sab-crilwr but now in Store. n chm-~ rum “tn-nu arme or minus.

«; l

Mewhandlfle, ; Mlllllilt' for the net-mu. u lib-h for rptnllty null .. mhu, , I“ u ., p ., ‘prm-vompare u-ry t‘uwuml ly oil I anything. o lb 1‘ I " l in the Trade. l

Dry (dt‘t‘dd, Hats and (mm. ‘ 3 Cotton Warp. (blue, white and red. Earthenware, in \uriety. ., llurdwurv.

l ‘ Fa llure, onto and Sllot‘x. t/ Brooms, l’niht nud Tuba Iron and Salt.

llull'dlo liohcn, l’tpcr llungin a. Ten. Sugar,

Drugs unl Met iciucr. Molasses, ‘ ‘ Solo tutti [Tl-perfi Tobacco, '

L'ouft-etiunery. ‘ ‘ Soap, Candles.

Currants, ‘

Rulclltl. / Cheese,

Kerosene Oil. Vinegar. ‘ Pitch and Tar Ookum.

Flour and Meal. The above GOODS have been pur- chased on the best terms, and will be offered to the public on the very best

terms {or Cult. 1). ROGERS.

Summerpide, .No 1.“l§tit‘i.~ ...

“Tr-7;“ . ‘m t t l\ LW G b. ' ‘llli Subscriber hus junt received a varied and wall selected nuorttncnt of

Dry Goods, Hardware;- Groceries, Earthenware, .tc., etc. which he will war It tosell for C.\Slluu cheap as :my hi 'I‘o'i n r ountry-

. McLENNAX.

F you want u G0 I) ()VI‘IRCOAT. cheap. go to, C . ML‘LENSAN.

1“ you wont some of thnt 'l‘l-IA wliielihaa the mono of being the BEST in Town. you

will litttl it ttL ‘ -~ g e, )chllXNAN‘S

F you mutt good COWLEY, cheap, call at '

C. McLENNAN'S. Summertido, Nov 2“ 1566

‘5. $36: *4 at“ Q5, G? 5

I'S'l.‘ received per llurtptc “Luann.” a 0 large nml varied Stock of GLASGOW and MANCHESTER.

‘ (x 0 O D S , ‘T’conlialing (if—- Winceya. Mixed Alpacas, Black 42 Cnl‘d LUBK‘W,‘ l’rints,

do. do. (‘obourgs (‘Iltultl'ica‘ French Murine. . Ilollnnds. ('hm Lamar. Coat Cam-u, -. Fa v do. Blunkeu.

Railway \\'rapperl. llorro Rugs, Grey, White. and Striped (‘ot ins. Duuims 8. llcdtie t. I-‘lannel u fibirtiugx. Scat-fa. lll'tlL‘r-s, Blur. Scarlet, ant (‘rinigiin l5)“ , Blue. Red uml White ' \Vnrpu. ,’ — ,ctc. etc. at. 'l‘henbmc (loops raving been [mrchntcd from the mnnutiu-tltrera, (-nnblcr the subscriber to sell much lower than his usual low prices. JAh ‘§ L. IIOIJSIAN. ll tin!) and American Ilousc. Summersit \‘0v. 1. icon.

unenfwutt, PIRITSfGRfifiEllIES, 1 an. to.

' ‘IIl-l Subst’rlbnroll'cro for sale at his Store in Water Street. Ilbls. Extra Flour, Bids. l-‘tnc do.. Qtt‘, Units Port Wine, Qtr. Corks Sherry, er'.‘ [lush llruutly. 'llhtlu.‘(‘i‘nt. ' l’uns. ltupl (a reap); Cases Scotch \\'hinkcy; ('uaes Iriéh W Ilskcy; (fast-s l‘alc llrandy; Cases Dark lirundy: (Rises Ulurct: Uhests & half-do. TEA : Bug-t Rice (Arrucnn) ; ltnxe- English C etionery (inserted); Regs Coleman's Boxer do. Bugs l’eppcr (mth Cases Surdincu, Alb. oxen; Case! lllack Lea , 7m). Packages; Boxes Soup; llbls. \\'ushln Rules (lurks ('oils Munillu‘ltopc, (assorted sizes); (toils hemp do. do. Bundles ()ukmn (but navy), 5th &c.. (to.

DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON. Ch‘town. Water Street, Feb. 7, 1561'.

coroner To THE'PUBLIG! ’

V 111-} SUBSCRIIIERS have now on hunt] a LARGE and well selected flock of

El R Y G0 0 D S , LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ln grout vnrlcty, . Furs, Scarf Sontngs, Hoods

Enamel Cloth, Flour (.‘anvus, ’I'ablo Cloths, Skeleton Skirts.

fl’otiut' Utilities.

Bhls. Supcrtinc do.,

n, lloxus Grain Sucks;

A superior lot

CL

suitable for the s axon.

Roddy-made nothing,

of m mum. l Groceries.

Tea. (worrnittcd and) Sugar. Melusrcl. Tobacco. Raisins. Currants, Applen, upturn, Bu or funny Soup; Solo and Neatu Leather, *&c.. (Ste.

Hardware. ,. ,

Nails, Putty. Glass, Cutlery, Springsinnd Axles. Saws. Smiths Files, Plane Irons. Rules.

W The embeds. no of the best quality and latent ll '1“. and are offered to the public at the amt lent advance on cost for Cam. Please cell and “amine our stock.

GREEN Jr SCHURMAN.

Prince County lloule, Weter Street, Summenlde, Dec. 20, 1866. t!

STAPLE DRY (ilMlDS.

‘ In tire}. White and l'rintc-l l‘ottnuu. \\'nrpn of all t'uluttre, (‘lotbml‘lannel- and Linens. Plain and Funny l'l't‘n lioutlu. h‘buwlt. Mouth-a. nnd Surqut'n, sill“. \‘cltet and t‘clt lluu. Steel fikirtn. Fan and ulovcn, i

stay. Suntang Ind llum c.

BENTS‘ a 008. Cmttu. Jackets, Y r. l'ntt tats. Cups.

Shim, Shirt (‘ullan .

Tail r’s

MB.

ut v. lurpcutt-r‘l and fiber“ 5. Chains and Nails of all kinds, Points. Pu and (iluu. Fishing and Show '1 bread, '. re (‘lutln Broomn and lluokcts. Brand's nn Spiller": Superior Axe: and Adios ulwayu in Store.

Groceries.

'l‘ca nttd Molnssec, (very superior) Sugar. Iluisim. Rice. Currants, and Liverpool b‘oup,5piccs et‘nll kinda.

It'croucuc Oil.

Confectionary. PATENT MEDIOINES,

Scouts and Penalties.

’ LEATII Elly In_Sole,fNout‘s,,0Qf nndGrninod, with other ev'érj‘thry rebuisite'l constantly on hand."

D. I'JNMAN. Sutnmcrsitle, Dec. 6. 1866.

I All kind; of Inuker'l '1‘

Bitmer mun; HALL.

Best! Piu'es ll Cheapest! 1.!

11.\Vt.\:G-juet o tied a FIRST crass Drug Store nd Dispensary IN SUMMERSIDE,

in the buildng lately oucupled by A.\\'AllGll S: BRU'I‘IIER, Water-Street, the Subscriber wishes to intimate to the inhabitants of Sutu- tnertido and surrounding places, that he is now prepared to supply them with

Drugs, .Medicines, and

Chemicals,

of the very best quality. imported direct from GREAT llutvaxs, \vliic \v‘ lenuuro their ‘ ‘ V V ‘ I ‘ 1' thllhlgt . ’thl'l Y. Purchasers will d Ilt‘t‘titl to corres- pond with their mot unngul e expect-axiom. Physicians prescriptions will receive the utmost uttetttion and cure,- combined with

premptness and desputcb. Dost ufrefet'enecs can be given.

l-

A Luna Supply of Patent gllllediclncs, continually on hand.

A nice selection of l‘lCltFlIMICS. had other

Fancy {TOILET ARTICLES. E2” Orders front the Country promptly

filled. IIORA'I‘IO S. BAGNALL. Summertime, Doc. 20, 15125.

MAILS. 'thter Arrangement;-

7 ‘lll-i NAILS for thc ncighboriny.~ Provinces

and the. I'Sl'l‘l‘ill H'I‘A’I‘I'IS, will. until further notice. he made up and forwarded from the General Poul. Ullh-o. (tum-lottt-town, every 'I‘ucaduy, Thursday and Saturday even. iltx, at 8 o‘clock. ’

Mails {or GIL-EAT BRIT. l\'. NEW- Fttl?.\'l)l. \ND and the WI‘ZB'I‘ ' HES. will be made up every 'l‘nttusnat‘ at S.t'tt'ttn.t v, at 8 p. tn., us follows:

‘Thuredpy Jun’.

67.

Saturday v 'I‘httrsdt ' 25. huturd 27, 'l‘httrsd 7. hutnrtl 9. Th lll‘itl ’J l ,

Suturduy, " ‘ 29. 'l'burstlny. March 7. Saturday, " 9.

'J'burrduy. ” 1.‘ l . Saturday, “ '.‘.'l,

Thursday, April -|. Saturday, " G, [v

r. DESIIRISAY. Postmaster llntt. Gou. I’d-t thliee'. Ch‘towu, Jan. ,3, tan" ‘

"*isyfiiofiifififife-nfiw I Burner 8r. Pétroleum Fluid And Circular, Wick. Be‘t, Safest, ’éheapest. NO 11101:}: LAM!"[tau-L051on .I no atom; m: “KEN 011mm; rs J /

.vo MORE salon LAMPS z n

VERY LITTLE It I l l 1 For rule by ‘

' L. HOLMAN. Summerside. Oct. 18. ltlth.

“ MARY GKTHERINE.”

UB'I‘ RECEIVED pcr .‘lanr Ca‘rutzntxu, from Bottom—f

HUNG-ITS. Brooms. Tubs. Locks, Lutehes. llatcln-‘ts, Hummers \\' llptl. Sleigh llclls.

KI'I‘tIsl‘lIL‘ Lynnpx. t‘nd», t‘lutitt. Clocks. 'llubht'do. S in uther. Stu. all of which will be “lit u_ to very I rest

prleet for CASH h, C. .‘lCLl'lNNJN.’ Sltnuner-ide, Dee. 6,1866.

FLOUR. FLOUR.

7 [IE Subscriber hnrjuurecclved per echrs. Annie Laurie and .lnhrllc: lo

500 Ba

Extra. do Super For sale low for cauli. V . *- JattttS~I.ittotnaN,t

llrltlsh t. Amurlcllt House October 18,18th. .

_..__..t_. ... ..._.__'._.... H. .__.

Pilot Bread, Apples, 8w.

X. Schooner Anni: Lntm‘r,nnd Jtmm. from llostnn: 41 Boxes PILO'

4

87 Bhlr. do .

1:. “ At‘l' ' .

2 ” ("lDElt mnmu. 2 “ ONIONS.

It “ l’li’l‘lttlllllll‘M FLUID.

do. little and Cup». do. Boot; and Shoes. (in, IIARDIVAIII'I. For nle by JAMES L. llOl..\lAN, British and American Home.

. 4... .. to“.-. “fir. .-

.iv. uanen 28.1867. ’

"iucdlellteu and got lomt‘. and applied 1:.

Cases &. IlldtJiernscne nml Fluid Lumps I

. . . ’ . . . , . New Trutm,‘ “pm of . j . ‘ t t ~ ‘ ,t ‘ o \ Rogers cmes. - Ll nrllvlfdflulu‘ ulth (I. MAI!|A.\IO,’.\D‘\IH l7, loci. Mount. Ronni. 6s t‘o. :c»

If: tlftmr It \ our medicine: have t lll‘Nl my Mr..- .4 a \ 'utwcr ortho Bryant. ll had unit-d i

iubout nine nmntbs lit-fore the begun with your‘

tnrdicincswt‘uw rapidly. necompuuiod by dirt- mu palm. No doubt it would molt ltnve gone beyond‘wro, u t by I for month: uppttcuim. or 'uurmmlk'in :me bro ptnt (‘nlilrly well. ‘our llrt‘lmlttltlllll Ir“ imalnablc. and with- out Imitation l I‘Uullllltu‘lltl “will to the nttlicted.

\‘onn truly. .

ALEXANDER GILLIS.

\\'crruoutusn, N. 11., Align-128, 186.7. Missus Ron-nu & Co. :—

(h'ntlomm—l with much plenum.- add my feeble te-titttuuy to the great healing powers of our wonderful Medicines. ()uu ot my chi drcn wu norely ntllicwd it; follows: there tirst appeared blutclu-r over her hotly like ringwurtnu; they eprcnd all over her body. limbs. bend and oil. She continued itt [his way tbr three months. She won really a puma tight. The inn-ll front tho llll'l'l war very attentive. Thu-Mlle! at Ila- end ot‘tlm-c monthl all iii-appeared. and she became very nick, end to low that no person who saw her thought the would live many hours. and the general opinion mm that there mu no use to try to do anything for‘ her. we heard of your The sures ngain came out as before; but she soon get well. and in now smart nud cheerful. M re. 1.. and I can my ofn truth, thin ll n wonder- ful Illl'lill'llle. Yours truly. ALFRED LAWRISON.

Anthea" Oct. la’t, 1865. Messrs Rogers 8.: Co. ~—

(r‘rullrmclt—I have been for some that- perfectly mtiatlctl es to the extraordinary virtue ofyour medicine, but until recently have not. hud any occasion for the use of them. About three months ago. it member of my family wtu taken down with the; acute rheumatism. I immediately applied the use of your medicine. The result is n complete euro is ull'ccted. 1 not till years of age, and have been :1 great deal in sickness during my life; have seen many cut-ex of acute rheuma- llllll, home of which have reutlted in lamencnu for life. but have never seen so speedy and it hopeful recovery.