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_vingpricton Lady Tells of Her

ness and .Suffering and

Health by !ls`iilburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills.

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msg, T. .\lii_r=t Si. Co., Toronto,

my htiltli became much in and I ulltisd intensely fr vn

oftli iii riimnturalgic head general debility. The pains

up my neck and down my

numbness and a seiisa-»

ifmy arms were frozen, so that I lost the use of them. My heart

and palpitate; and some-

awakened up out of my slee ¢ gniothering feeling as though I

Gm;-y|_x;,\|£.\'.-.\ ycfir ago last Sep.

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Milburn‘s Heart and

Pills I was almost reduced to a and felt wom out, irritable, and

To add to my sulferings a

set in, and, though I

n great deal, and took many I received no benefit. How- trying Milburn’s Heart and

which Igot through Mr. our well-known druggist

curative powers manifested almost immediately. I Could dose doing me good. They

upon the heart, and stimu-

arculation so that every tissue

received its due share of

es with which l

afllicted have disap-

instead of being weak, run down, I am now in my condition. ‘ testimony for the beneit

from similar troubles,

may there isa remedy

reach well worthy of as

this

Mizs. Gaoizcx Miiirrm,

Fredericton, N.B.

Blllcansgeu, Sick n n l ...i.i..iT’°¥Fi3

Teal Tea!

e Blend. e Blend. dale Blend.

blend Tea. on the market

ARRANTED.

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GROCERS. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta. ;

City.

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time we cEer:

- Currants, -

lbs White Sugar, lbs Brown Sugar,

of 28c Tea, _ each of All Spice, Cloves,

Mixed Spice, Gin-

IUT, Pepper and Mustard,

1 oz Nutmegs,

,l bottle each of Ess. Vanilla. end Lemon,

”5'lbs Onions,

.5 Bars Sunlight Soap, 4 Gals. Kerosene Oil

_FOR-

$4.75

on & Co. TICE

of Sewers and

are prepared to re- for connections with

' - Sccyof.B0el'd of

‘best Calf Raisins, i

lowers from owners of pro-A

‘ 'rmliiisn i-iuuiiin sian.

Made into Belts, Gard ` Gases and Articles of _ornlmentutlon

Human skin, tanned and dy ed. and

tl en made up into belts, purses, pocket- bt oks, ai d card cases, is a new fid that has broken out in SanFrancisoo, and ihe society wonicti of tho city by the Golden Gate :ire setting an entirely new fashion to their sisters in other parts of the world.

'1`hesn novelties are rare, hard to pro-

cure. :itil expensive. so that it is not likely that the use of huniun leather for ftniininc wear will become cotnmon_. Tle mere f;.ct lhatzit is uncommon nizekcs those who have ii fancy for the queer things all tlte more anxious to t pirciiie some article of the kind.

When properly tant ed, human leath-

er is sift. pliable, and has a close grain It can be dyed any color, and makes up beautifully. lf a person was told that it was ciilfskin one would think it was a beautiful piece of leather.

-‘I attended ii high society wedding in

¥Frisco," raid a lady. reienlly from the West, “and ti-e bride. 'die.~Sed in the height ot fashion, wore a|silver-mounted belt of human hide. When the pair start ed on their honeymoon :rip .thc bride rarried in her hand a pure to match the belt. One of her bosom friends pointed out the articles and dwelt upon the fact that it was a. rare occurrence, but one that was likely to be repeated in the future. -

~~I was afterwards told that a number

of the women piesent at the wedding supper also wore the same kind of belt- ing. This made nie think there must be quite a business in human .-kin, and with a friend 1 slartedtut the following day tg hunt up the tradesmen in this kind of leather.

-‘There are medical students in abun-

dance and the charity hospitals turn out many cadavi-rs. These bodies go out to the dissicting rooms ofthe medical cgl leges. The ro is nothing to keep the students from removing hu-man skin fn in a subject, If he has a lady friend he may tix her up with belt and purse, or he may sell .ht-. skin to some dealer for the price he paid for the pait of the body he bought for the purpose of se- curing a knowledge of surgery. In the latter he will likely get his money back in tull and thus get his experience cheap.

‘-The leading jeweler in San Francis-

co told us his tirm had many special orders for this class of articles, and that any kind of clasp or mounting desired could be attached to the skin. The price of a belt in this way can be easily ,run up into the hundreds. When we said that I desired to leave an order we 'wi-,re politely informed that we would have to bring in the cured leather, as the iiirin preferred their customers to do

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“We were directed by the jeweler to

a. saddlery store on Market street about three blocks from the new ferry depot, and shown a number of pieces of tanned skin. The dealer made no bones about

the fact that pe kept the article and that there was au incrtasing demand for hu- man leather.

“The particular class of people who

sought this leather are young society women principally. Some ef them are so delicate and refined-looking one would think they wouldfaint from the idea. But it is the fashion, and theyl

are willing fo go through fire and water

in their efforts to keep up with its va- garies.

“The female skin makes up softer than the white male. A skin that makes. up beautifuly is that of the .african or Jamaica negro. This tans a handsome black and is much in favor. We saw ‘the skin from a niale Filipino which was unusually soft and pliable.

“Any good tanner can prepare a hu-

man skin, but few care to do it. Most. of the trade goes to a tanner out in the mission, who has done this york for doctors or students for the last twelve years. But the business is picking up since the women ihave ma_de a fad of human leather. As to the tune. it gel!- eially takes from s:x Weeks I0 BWO months, and sometimes a few weeks longer. _

~'1‘here are several doctors in San

Francisco who have instrument crises made from the skin of a human being. In justice tothe profession it can be said that the subject from_whom the material was obtained was either a hos- pital inmate at the time of h:s death or a corpse in a medical college. One of * the fine instrument cases we saw was made:froui skin taken from the back ot ii truckman who was shot in I M061 tight, and afterwards died in a hospiail in the mission.

#-We interviewed a medical student

1 and found that we could get a splendid

ed to take us into the dissecting-room

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piece of human skin lor' $10. lie Offer#

S. 8. LAKE WINNIPEG

Second Suiling

The Royal Mail' Slot-.tiiahip “Lake

Winnipeg” sailed from this port for Liverpool,G. B., at noon on Friday. The following is a list of her ca' to from here:

N. Rattenbury, 175 boxes cheese,

value $1.075; 992 boxes cheese. value $6.124; I0 cases eggs, value $36; 5 bbls oysters, $l2.

Alberton Dairying Co, 165 boxes of

cheese, value $1,025.

Cogswell & Easton, 157 cases lobsters,

value $l,-570. -

Prowse & Sons, 405 bsxes cheese,

value $4.130. '

L. P. Tanton, 8 bbls parsnips, value

$10; 41 bbls oysters, value $164; 6 bbls carrot°, value $9.

H. Haszird. 470 boxes cheese, value

$3.961; 20 boxes butter, value $200.

N. Rattenbury, l box ham and bacon,

value $l5; l bbl oysters, value $2; l bbl apples, value $2.

D. Ferguson, 4’ boxes apples, value

$41; 35 bbls do, S 05; 98 blots do. $218.

Fruit Growers’ Association per E.

Bayfield. 73 bbls auples, value S180.

N Rattenbuiy, ll; cases lobsters. $100. N. Ratteubury, l bbl oysters, value

$2; 1 bbl apples, $2; l box butter, $9; 50

;oi(i)s hay, value. $3* ‘; 2 boxes lobsters, 2 . C-arvell Bros., 100 boxes cheese, v_alue

$600.

N. Rattenburv, 150 packages butter,

value $1.972. _

Carvell Bros., 171 sheep, value $684. B. Henderson, 757 sheep, value $2,643;

86 cattle, $3,440; 8 horses, $800. ,

E. Wheatley, I5 cat.tle,value $675; 300

sheep. $1.200.

B. tl: M. Rsttenbuiy, 50 cases bacon

and hams, value $3,750.

B. Heartz, 300 packages butter, value

$2,320. -

$2:V. Matheson, 6 bhls oysters, value

A. J. Billie, 246 packages butter, value

$2,460. _

T. J. Dillon, 327 packages butter,

value $3,270.

J. H. Myrick & Co., 446 cases canned

meat and lobsters, value $1,867.

Carvell Bros., 26 hols vegetables, ap-

ples and oysters, value $104).

J. A. Farquharson & Co., 140 cases

eggs, value $980; ‘I8 boxes potatoes, value $18. ~

H. W. Longworth, l,036 cases mutton,

beef and lobsters. value $5,180.

Auld Bros , 1,054 cases eggs, value

$7.378.

Carvell Bros., 355 bales hay, value

$1.250.

Sylvanus E. Gallant, 193 boxes cheese

value $1,244; and feed for stock, value $600.

Total value about $60,000.

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Are wearing on the system. 'nie constant coughing disturbs rest and keeps the lungs and bron- chial tubes iii an irritated and inflamed condition. Don’tnegle¢i the hacking cough. Gel. rid of it with a few _doses of

DR. W0'OD'S

NQRWAY P|,NE_ sYRUP| -the most prompt, pleasant and I'

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'brother was troubled wig!! a.‘0ery ‘

Pine Syrup he was egmpletely

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WANTED,-A Genllemen’s _ second-hand

riding saddle. Apply 'to J. Picxard, Sad- dler' Queen Street-1211.

LOST.-Between. the P. E. Irliiiid Hospital

and George i<ackham"s stores. pair of gold- rinied glasses, please leave at W. N. 'l‘a.nt0n.l1

T0-LET.-Southern half of the Late chief

Justice Palmer's House on Queen Street. Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc.

Rent moderate. Appzlyto Mrs. E. Palmer, Queen St oi H. James ulmer. Ch’Town Nov.

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FOB. SALE.-For sale at a barge'-in, a. high

grade Piano in use only a. short time. ‘Apply at this Office. 4 cod at w tt. W

T0 LET A Dwe‘1ing on upper Euston Street

apply to Cnnznns Moihuizoon. ‘ 4 tt

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Ladies all-wool Dress _ Goods _ Heavy all-wool Blanketing white

Do Do

“ All-wool Do Grey

“ . “ “ Checked ' `$1;00 _

This is one chance in a. life time to get goods at less than they Cost to maunhoture, loss is your gain. Dont delay if you wa.-nt any, They cannot lust log.

application Samples will ‘oe sent and freight prepaid on " ’ “" `

lift till fir*

on West Street, lately occupied. by C. Fletcher, Esq. Heated with hot air, _and lighted with electricitgi Possession given immediately. Applyw enry G. DOBBB- Jif- of ‘Tn-LET.-A. comrortabl<..house ou _Upper St. containing 6=rooms.. Vor! health! 1ocation._bargc yard and stable. - Enquire 0_1 R. J.»~.W6gd_, corner of Hlilshcre and Euston .hgtreetéoronthe premisesl V W’XIi"llED.-A plaini wages $7.00 n_0 washing references prefered.. Apply to 6,1118

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sr. .ioi-mrs Nswrouununnn.

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the “F0059 Where tm’ and show us how nicely he could skin °f°°°'l"n,’,:_"“fTha M mb, lb" mxnnmnnsor "5

re uired will be. the scalpcl without making a. false cut .sion dire- M<>D°°e\<1 .9 V" Wei.

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of our own make of Tweeds, We are overstocked and not wishing to -close down our have decided to clear out--all our Surplus stock. In order to make room for our 110W patterns, nothing but our own make of goods is included in this sale. The cloths

Strong and Durable, just the goods for this season of the year. Farmers and

should avail *themselves of this opportunity of buying honest all wool

Heavy all-Wool ,Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1.00 per “ "‘ , “ Fancy Paterns ` “ 75 ‘

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Syrup. _ A $5.3* _ .__ . __ gy ` W0O];ILL & _C0,

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.CU RES-, IS the Cheapest “"4 Best Filet

`= ' ' is ' " ` We are,nia.king_a superiorquality of Coke now. _ Almostes seed as iA.i1lhifa°ife.iw@l°~“'dih%lf§!9'5?*P~l

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corded us in the two years of our business existence Amon? velopementof our establishment has kept ' h

in the dentalpo fession, and we have and inspect the most EXTENSIVE,

plant east of Bostons for the on ofnll development has been very largely no

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ways endeavored to put into our effort! to and most approvedo iwrnons and .irrnixrzcxs known to

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Balance. _

We certainly wish you to call sind inspect our premil$,lnd obdn thi

facilities for rsdpi-.1 and perfect service we have provided. _

Allwark one atoiir oiiioe is under the personal upernslou of three

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