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I was
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but his
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perfectly
of iron.
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seed for
hospital,
Iso to see
biter any
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e up and
hool-boy,
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'or these
been so
! Worse
far. To -
mg, wind
"thing on
to suffer,
tt to suffer
1p for oe-
e this joys -
mal diary
deal with
story, and
yvelt ! But
r stay, Tit
y and psy-
ch my IMF
or I find I
xrcumstan-
it journal&
I have al-
ng, a• we
eddies and
our own,, I
astend the
a thing v
all I call ill
Ir with that
ip-board—a
ung —but i
led " light
time. Be-
onpared to
is horrible
its of hope -
a my pro -
Once, 4per -
re been
is nothing
i incessant
io I thank
seize on it
er--socord-
1 last night
!toying it."
nothing—
saying.
o unsettled
fever to go
l is far more
m. There,
alleviated,
I overcome
nothing to
and actu
did Reye
she looked
ase people
rl and na
ynonymoua
Op law of.
ire such re
tun exeeep
hie and sr
. am 1 der
And suns
s first du
award the
i treatment
he 1 have
+Herber at
proem only m a sen s possession,
past is gone out of his hand, wholly, rr.
vosably. He may suffer from it, leant
from it—in degree, perhaps, expiate u.
but to brood over itia utter madness
Now, 1 have had many asses of m
sanity, both physical and moral, so to
*peak. I (all moral insanity that kind of
disease which is snperinduosd on tun,
parativel)f, healthy minds by dwelling in-
oesssntly on one idea; the sort whish you
find in worn= who have fallen into mel-
ancholy from lure -disappointments; or in
men for overweening atsbitiun, hatred.
or egotism—which latter, carried to a
high pitch, invariably becomes a kind of
insanity. All these forms of monomania,
as distinguished from physical mania,
disease of the structure of the brain, I
4 have studied with considerable interest
and corresponding success. My secret
was simple enough; one which Nature
herself often tries and rarely fails iu ---
the law of substitution; the alow eradica-
tion of any fixed idea, by supplying
others, uuder the influeuce of which the
original idea is, at all events, temporarily,
laid to sleep.
Why cannot I try this plan '1 Why not
do for myself what I have so many times
prescribed and done for others !
It was with some notion of the kind
that I went to this ball, after getting up
a vague sort of curiosity in Treherne's
anonymous beauty, ;bout whom he has
so long been raving to me, boy -like. Ay,
with all his folly, the lad is an honest
Lad. I should not like hint to come to
any heron.
The tall one oust have been the lady,
and the smaller, the plainer, though the
pleasanter to my mind, was no doubt her
sister. And, of course, the name of both
was Johnson.
What a name to startle a man so—to
cause him to stand like a fool at that lull
door, with his heart dead still, and all
his nerves quivering ? To make him
now, in the mere writing of it, pause and
compel himself into common sense ny ra-
tional argument—by meeting the thing,
be it chimerical or not, face to face, as a
man ought to do. Yet as cowardly, in
as bee a paroxysm of terror, as if like-
wise face to face, in my hut corner,
stood— —
Here I stopped Shortly afterward I
was summoned to the' hospital where I
have been ever since. William Carter is
dead. He will not want his mother now.
What a small matter of life or death
seems when ono oomes to think of it.
What an easy change !
Is it I who stn writing thus, and on
e same lesf!'whieh, closed up in haste
when I was fetched to the hospital, I
have just had such an anxious search for,
that it might b. instantly burned ? Yet
I find there is nothing in it that I need
have feared; nothing that cold in any
way have signified to anybody, unless,
perhaps the writing of that one name.
Shall I ever get over this absurd folly
—this absolute monomania !—w hen there
are hundreds of the same name to be .et
with every day; when, after all, it is not
exactly the mune !
Yet this is what it cost cue. Let me
write it down, that the confession in
plain English of such utter insanity may
in degree have the same effect as when I
have sat down and desired a patient to
recount to me, one by one, each and all
of his delusions, in order that in the
stere telling of them, they might perhaps
van dab.
I went away front that hall door at
once Never asking, nor do I think for
my life I could aak the simple question
that would have *stall doubt at rest. I
walked across country, up and down,
along road or woodland, I hardly knew
whether, for miles, following the moon-
rise. She seemed to rise just as she did
nineteen years ago --nineteen years, ten
months, all but two days—my arithme-
tic is correct, no fear ! She lifted her-
self like a ghost over those long level
waves of moor, till she sat, blood -red,
upon the horizon, with a stare which
there was nothing to break, nothing to
hide from—nothing between her and me
but the plain and the sky ---just as it was
that night.
What am I writing ? L the old horror
coming back again ? It cannot. It must
be kept at bay.
A knock --ah ! I see; it is the sergeant
of poor Carter's company. I mud re-
turn to daily work, and labor is life—to
me.
[TO ES COi!TINTSD.]
latleasa Trsssaweati Ps.Meve Csrs.
pr. R. V. Pierce, President of the
World'* Dispenairy Medical Association,
is in earnest -in selling kis medicines un-
der positive guarantees, and d anybody
who purchases and nest any of these
widely oeleb»ted remedies, does not do
rive benefit therefnee, the Amosisti(s
would like to hear that penes with de-
scription of symptna,e and kostory of
case. Osgsaised and inerwporebsi J as
the As.ostaties is, to teeth snid,cine and
surgery and for the ssecseiflwl treatment
of all cirosis diseases and wmgism an-
nually taommnds of ammo tehretitgh sow
original method of diagnosis without
over sonar the penmen and having Jae
the largest s►ai/mrioni is ihe ween for
the aoaotoodatics of the more eolapi-
netted came*, and Jen for .wrQm 1 eases.
the Family feel them eelv.m proposed to
undertake even the most duerrawbRtrfg
rases They menet In J1 the heed resue
dial mess known in moelern rrt*dreel
seienos--sngbtting Sethi Address,
World's Dispensary Med+aal A.so c*tion,
Bufialo, N. Y. or (lest Rumen Neon
Buildings. London, kng-
f
fin guRotusionkvittiOry vOitintial 5. 1890.
ausamsrearmes mho.
rho best Salve ca the world for tnsBrumes, Bores, ,
Titter,
Chapped Chiu 1.ut. airn , ando all kinds f Hands,
n
eruption. This Salve is guaranteed to
glue perfect sa4sladlot► w every mac or
money refunded. Prieto ib ocute per
box Fur sale by F. Jordan, (luderith.
wired .f lelakLag-
" A young 'rowed of nun* was cunt of
un tneatiable 1.hirst fur liquor, that had
so pruetrated hu system that he was un-
able to du any business. He was entire-
ly cured by the use of Hop Bitters. It
allayed all that burning thirst ; took
away the appetite fqr liquor r ; nude his
nerves steady, and he baa retw.itned a
sober and steady man for more tbrit two
years, and has no desire to return to his
cups, and I know of a number u. others
that have been cured of drinking Ly it."
—Frew a leading R R Official, ial, Chicago.
Illinois.
New were salter Markel.
In reporting the market prices for but-
ter, the New York Tribune, of May 20th,
said, "Choice packages to the retail trade
reach 19 to 20 cents, but light colored
goods are hard to diapeue of, and several
juts were thought well sold at 8 to 10
amt& This stern logic of d,..lans and
oenti is rapidly convincing dairymen
that they should use the Perfected But-
ter Color nude by Wells, Richardson
& Co., Burlington, Vt. It gives the
perfect June color the year round and
dairymen that use it never send light col-
ored goods to market.
THE DAY. of MIesaY ant, ,4luu,a OF
Ueaserr endured by the sufferer from a
persistant cough soon sop the vitality of
the system and wreck the constitution.
Such a catastrophe can only be avoided
by precautionary measures. Prevent the
climax of a cough with Northrup & Ly -
man's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites of Lints and Soda—ap-
proved of in professional quarters, and
which is a combination of the purest
and most salutary ingredients in perfect
chemical harmony. Coughs, odds,
aryngitis, incipient bronchitis, and other
affections of the respiratory organs, are
speedily relieved by it, and it has like-
wise proved to be a useful specific in
scrofulous maladies. The loss of strength
consequent upon being diseased is check-
ed, and the flagging physical energies
restored by its invigorating action.
Phosphorus, the active principle of the
hypophophites, not only supplies the
system with an important element of
strength, but gives a healthful impetus
to the circmbtion. The lime and soda
also add to vigor of the frame. In wast-
ing diseases of all kinds, this prepara-
tion can be depended upon to produce a
beneficial effect. A fair, persistent trial,
is all that u necessary to prove its poten-
cy, either as a pulmonic or generalin-
vigorant. For poverty of the blood, with
which so many invalidism troubled, it is
a sovereign remedy, promotfng the acqui-
sition of both strength and flesh. Pre-
pared by Northrop & Lyman, Toronto.
and sold by all druggist&
As Smarr AS EFFECT FOLLOWS CAras
so surely will disease eventfully fasten
itself- upon a system deficient in vital en-
ergy, if tonic medication is not resorted
tout time. The neoe. ary tendency of a
wesk discharge of the functions of the
body u to disorder its o —Invigor-
ation, prompt and thro u the only
safeguard h orenovantof epletedphysical
energy, no restorative of lost flesh, nerve
power and cheerfulness, has more clearly
demonstrated its efficacy than Northrop
& Lyman's Quinine Wwe. In this pre-
paration, associated with the salutary
medicines which forms its basis, is pure
sherry wine and certainasornatic constitu-
ents which imparts an agreeable taste to
the article, and gives additional emphasis
to its effects. In cases of general de-
bility and dyspepsia it is invaluable and
the desired effect is, in the vast majority
of cases, remarkably prompt as well as
decisive. That good natural appetite,
which gives a relish for the coaraeat.
fare, is insured by the nae of the Quin-
ine Wine, which also confers brain sooth-
ing and body refreshng sleep. Fever and
ague and bilious remittent fever, are dis-
eases to the 'eradication of which it is
specially adapted; but it should be used
only in the intervals between the seizures.
The far-reaching effects of a good tonic,
in all complaints involving loss of physi-
cal energy, are well understood by physi-
cians, and the comprehensive influence
for good of this preparation upon the
system goes far to bear out the profess-
ional belief in the value of invigorants
as opponents of disease. Be sure to ask
or the"Quinine Wine" prepared byNorth-
rop & Lyman, Toronto. Sold by all
druggists.
WHAT THEY SAY or rr. — A new races
von THs Peoria,. —There are but few pre-
parations of medicines which have with-
stood the impartial judgment of, the
people for any great length of time. One
of these is Dr. Thomas Falecttic Oil.
Read the following and be convinced:
— Thomas Robinson, Farnham Centra
P. O., writes," I have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the last ten years, and
have tried many remedies without any
relief, until I tried Dr. Thomas' iPycleetric
Oil and since then have had no attack of
it. I would recommend it to a11" J.
H. Earl, Hotel keeper, West Shefford,
P. Q., writes. I have been troubled with
liver complaint for several year*, and have
tried different medicines with little or no
benefit, until 1 tried Dr. Thomas' gclea-
trie Oil, which gave me immediate relief,
and i would say that 1 have used it
When with the bestefect. No one should
be without it. 1 have trod it on my
horses in ease of cuts, wounds, eta , and
think it is equally as og xd for hoess
am. A. Mayne*,]�*edaartt s* Wark-
trworth, writes, i have sold same hun-
dreds of tootles of Eclectrto Oil,and it is
premoun.ed by the public. 'oat* of the best
medicines they have ever used;' it has
dome wonders in healing and relieving
pain, sore throne. etc., sod is worthy
of the greaten confidence." Joseph
Reran, Tewwshsp of Percy writes • 1
was ed t„ t Dr writes,
1 for • lame knee which toubled
woe for three or low years, and I never
fotrwci anything like it for tiring lame -
nem Is r • great public benefit."
Beware of Imitations. —Ask for Dr.
Thomas' todeetree 011. Sae that the **-
meter* of R N. Thomas is on the wrapper,
sod the Eases rat Northop & Lyman are
Ahem is the bottles. and take no other
Sold toy all medicine dealers Price I
eta NORTHROP & LYMAN, Threat",
Ont., Preegeteter, fer the Dominion.
1(evvu---Iteleetie- ileleoted sod Mae -
tidied
GREAT BARGAINS
FURN
T U R E000 1
JOHN ACHESON �;
aseened'oesildbrizig the, pant bee wettest newly
en Ma Msec tms�atha cam he eilataed u
Tie C�oderitirt4rniture emporium
Bereave Wada l.oea& Obehliaiei 'Fables. et the bed mutes. at tie *wail Uvtsg
prtese.l
Novena 1(uAremo Aso KM'•1aass dere ea abort metes and as *nese as HS* cheapest.
— W oud Lam by taken In exchange. 1111
—
All tndeDte u JUN N A. Usti w W save ezmwees by eatUa. and settlt.g by avail or note. 117511
C
G-_ BA LZ
Market Street, (opposite Watson's Bakery) Oederwh-
1880. Fall Goods! 1880.
o-
*op
Colborne Brothers
Rave opened out for the FAL.LTIADS a Complete Stook of
GENERAL DRY GOODS.
modal Value in Inc. COTTONS, PRINTS, and WINCILB_ A Job Lime et DRESS 0001:1e–
eatra value -
A FULL STOCK t tF
GROCERIES
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Highrst Price Paid for Birth rand Eggs.
COLBORNE BROTHERS.
September 3rd. 15e. 1751
Look! Look ! !
NEW FURNITURE
Aad Repairing Shop.
A_ B_ COIR/ 1\1-
"The Cheapest House in Town"
VOR ALL EINDO OV
Good Furniture, Ladies' Needle Work, Chain and Stools, and all kinds of Fancy
Work made to order ; Chairs and Sofas re-covered equal to new.
PICTURE FRAMING CHEAPER THAN ANY HOOSE IN TOWN.
CARPETS TAKEN UP AND RE-LAID.
GIVJe XII a GALL AND ase 000D WORE DorrZ
REASONABLE nI I'Ms
HAMILTON Street, Next Colborne Hotel, • GODERICH.
1751am.
" Domiaioa Carriage Works," Goderioh.
t:
MORTON & CRESSMAN,
YA.NL'FAi7URERbi of
BUGGIES, CUTTERS,
SLEIGHS, dc.
We w KPI sell cheap for the balanoe of the sea-
son, to make room for winter work,. A few
second -band Rigs for sale Cheap. A few good
Horses will be taken in exchange for Rigs.
g#^ Opposite Oolborno Hotel, R„ oiericJt. '111
John Knox,
Manufacturer of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c., &c.
ANY ATTLE Or h-EH1('L5 BUILT TO ORI)'P..
miss aaretari.�
seme
„hhi, ,is�l/afil:ie+�� 1
,— `.
iir
� NBA
11 WILL MrCDT JI] 10-1111M?r72i.8�D�.
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tespecttos et mM. Mem* Mameset Is repent,*>IiipMed. livery line comMeto.
JOHN ACHHBON, Square, Goderiti.
las
BOOTS: AND SHOES.
az J. DOWNING
-
Have Just received aa I iammet STOCK et Boots aid Shoes tee hall and Winter wear. s!
very choice geallty and very low Is price.
We are determined to give our 11uWomere the beach d experience and capital in guttas ha
fore them every variety of Goods la oar lime sad at snob pros as will defy the keelent comps
orlon. Please oall and examine our goods and prism whether you buy or not.
iT Custom Work receives our special attention and every effort made to sift and pies
our customers -
IL a.1. DOWNiNO, Crabb'. Bieck
TO THE TRADE.–Lawmen and ltxntsos i• say Osastlty, and et lowest prices- (1751)
The Square,
- — 4oderioh_
If You ligrant. Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
—04) .TO—
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street,, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
Ia sdldtttoa tothe onllnary lines at dreamer, sad Crockery ltmd5 I carry • MI desk el
Flour,, IO'a!s, Pod 8J1 CanPI'OTiSiOII.
MY MOTTO I8,
"Fair Dealingand Moc*rate Prices. -
Coal Ott also sold. Woe my Mts.k mad get my prima.
Sr Goode delivered to any pest of the Town.
D. Ferguson,.
L'`.•
ONE. OF THE OLDEST AND MOST Meitner
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
THE CUSS Of
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore,
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and every
affection of the
Throat, Lungs, and Chest,
including
CONSUMPTION.
4 WELL -KNOWS PHYSICIAN
" It does not dry wp a cough, and lea's the cause.
behind, as is the seise with most preparations,
but loosens it, cleanses the lungs and alloys irri-
tation, thus removing the cause of .ocnplaint."
DO NOT BH DHCHiVH» by articles
bearing a similar name. Be sure you get DR.
WISTA11 S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
with the signature of " I- BUTTS " on the
wrapper. 80 Cents and 51.00 a Bottle. Pre-
pared by Ss= W. Fawns & Sous, Boston,
Mus. field by druggists and dealers generally.
t
ilaPATRINO apd J(1e$IWrt Mae wee er.t,srees Gad 4s. at. -b. and at reelleigniNi111111Mh
CW sad eamnlme MMe Nrebeeri Wolk. OWE. Bantle. Street. GederesIL
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SIGNAL"
From the present date until January let, IAA! ''+p
ONLY 411.50-
A Protested RaLMta et the Prebilil ..f bra.
Is as evil dt�surd and assineilated with the
blood se the simple's trod. Wiese the blued
Mee wet resists the usual smoky ky of boa. the
deanery ma In es by the me of M.
PER U VJAN 8YY U Full
wares a " tfleassad
ills " simply b Tommie Uri leviooatess , wed
VITALISM" the stores Tho e.rtehed sad
bre blond every ad part of dee
seareiisf
boody.,repairing
est morbid seerNiess, sad leaving asthisg ter
duress te teed mala, This 1. the toecret eif the,
was+.rfri menses of a . r.sandy In paring
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Bolls,
Dropsy, Chronic Dlsrrhme.
Nervous Affections, Female
Complaints. •
Asd all dreamt*, origewl lea rad erase Of
Mbleed, eed, or s soepa tedby debility. or a leo
same of the systees.
OAVTIOW.-14 ear* yea gat th. "PS
lI U V A N 8 TR UP.' IOW f.y lnusgt.t fees*
ally. Penephlsas Nee Jaw to say addtwe b
Ohne W. locate • Asha,, PwertMo.s M Ban
,Its. Amine, Hanes. Ila