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Tarn SAW.n.
mum es • a
adireoft' anal �wass;
l •t aetir(aaess which theneseives
ocat�
mad furnish the plants with tss-
wtial elements ut their growth, mind
Oben. 1b t .only feeetoonipdd�thhee plants b as
b7of nourishment. Qf
i dwhich
this latter lite as it is
(ped. A of my
double the meld 4 w3tsat oa • Rodd.
lfow, w is it, that it will produce this
themes on some bride, and
*lot too when there is already snarled
Inas in the soil to furnish all of that
/aimed needed kr the growing crops far
a more or hundred years to Dome t The
Osill on which the lime has such a powr-
ial inflow/0, 0,bogads is nndeeeapos.d
,wrpanic matter; thus lime deoompos es this
Rasher and those ,compounds that are
agafed by the growing plants. it is
p'ioapally to the nitrogen compounds
at bee tet the dummied prodelation is
•mss The lime was rhe indirsot cause
of thew* r .row,tb.
00,10 nplwtlas QF nae! ra{DDIO.
I wisp do Mato that :ray experience m
differs sonic►hat from that
y Protegees Sanborn and
well 1lo this part .d the tloantay
cornstalks eta straw are mostly ted to
ours duriag ihe winter seesaw
ad-
ditostotba. rW m
LI aillieces In a
guartts
of meal each uiolit, and one cow, which I
considered my hast, two quota each
morning. To the others in tlbe morn-
ing I gave one peck of mangolds est up.
Thom. that bad the mangolds were mn
a better condition thou the one that had
corn meal only, is March the men -
golds gave oat and I gave to each cow
fear quarts of ooen meal daily
fell off and became g(fite thin, and
was obliged to give them hay in addition.
I have tried feeding calves on mangolds
and Sad them invaluable. Last fall I
had a male Jersey calf that was very
thin, but soon improved on one peck of
rin
marigolds each day and in the spg was
much larger than many calves 6 months
older. I think cattle are much healthier
for being fed on roots, and are in better
condition for grass, and consider too
low an estimate has been given them in
the articles named. I have tried both
manplds and sugar beeta and consider
the ets the best, and worth for the
THE 0.111DEREIONK PURCHASE.
A seek* of the resident' of Ottawa
eateetwin the liveliest regard for Me,
Onderdonk, the Yankee matador who
purchwtl the four eontraote of the Pae
$o hit red in British Ooluasby. It is
not every day• aootraoaor coir to the
Capital and vishl mime, ea
��y .tyle Sevupends
we�iks before the
tenders were received by the Govetaa..nt
a Jetriab-lookieg pontos maimed
Omen-
,iatimetely
Mack-
homer arrived oa the aid beams
Intosk, of the ahem Thee person smb-
s ogttest events showed to he sorely the
ttsout of the prince who was to follow.
Oppenheimer, howevr, knhis
nein, and before Long hew ere appear i.
(Mise a long letter examemating the
IiSculties to be overcome by soy "ewe
tauter who eadertook the oetsitetetion
of this,work and tie immense capital it
required. Th. avowed object of this
letter by the person who wrote it Ems to
deter cesltractors from tendering for the
work, sad so cramposmpetitioa PPetri-
otio work Mals, surely, was fora Tory edi-
tor to be engaged in. By -and -bye Its.
Onderdonk appeared upon the some, a
young man Alf intelligent appearance,
bright eyes, sod proposing manner. A
suite of apartments m a local hotel was
specially set apart for his um, and en-
tertaining was eossmenoed oa a grand
scale. Compete* Sowed like water.
Private and Jovial dinner parties were
the order of the day, Mr. Onderdonk
was introduced by Mayor Mackintosh
into the domestic circle of lending Con-
servative politicians. A (Lbinet
ter s home was frequently visited ; and Mr.
Onderdonk taught to dans with his
charming daughter. The bells rang
merrily; but the day of tendering earnest
Let. The impression by some strange
means had been spread abroad that On-
derdonk was merely the representative
of Hon. Mr. Mills, a California banker,
much as Oppenheimer had been his
representative ; and it was further whis-
pered
that Onderdonk's instructions
were to obtain the contracts at any
rational cost. Little wonder then that
when the tenders wore opened On-
derdonk's tenders were away up in the
list far frim the bottom, while a half
dozen Canadian tenderers, too sharp for
the young American, were nearer the
Nothing daunted, Mr. Onderdonk
to spend money more lavishly,
purpose at least 16 cuts a bushel or EV an the rivulets of champage began to
a ton. -{N. Y. Tribune. inc tease to a rushing torrent. to
Mackintosh, aa might be expected, was
81111P IN WINTER _eating around the Beene, extracting
Two extremes should be avoided in hone] from ever' flower. The lowest
the matter of shelter One may be in- tender for sections o add were those
by Messrs. A. P. McDonai4 :4T Co. An
twelve gentlemen comprised this !tram,
they soon became known as the "twelve
apostles." The effects of the champagne
and Mr. Onderdonk's peru•aively gol-
den eloquence was to persuade these
gentlemen to sell their contracts.
Section B was awarded to a firm con-
ned of Mewls, Jones, Goodwin, Hugh
kyan, and Col. Smith. The latter de-
clares in evidence that $100,000 was paid
by Onderdonk for this contract; and
that the money was equally divided be-
tween the three, less $3,000 given as
• bones by the other two contractor to
Mr. Goodwin. Section D was awarded
to Messrs. Kavanagh & Co., and they
sold their contract to Onderdonk for a
sum approximated at $16,000, as it was
least valuable of the four. Five
the
thousand dollar n 'aid to have been
further paid on account of eoatlsot,
and that that amount was divided be-
tween a Tory journalist, a Civil Service
employee, and a third person. These
persons, however, are generally credited
with having received money for their
services generally, apart from this con-
tract. Altogether, it is estimated that
Onderdonk for hotel bills, contract pur-
chases, &c., left nearly $400,000 benind
in Ottawa, apart from $300,000 in securi-
ties deposited with the Government.
When Mr. Goodwin comes before the
Commission for examination he should
be closely pressed to state whether a
Civil Service employee supplies him with
his figures; as rumour generally credits
him with having an obscured source of
information. Mr. Hugh Ryan should
also be pressed in a similar manner; and
further, to explain the wonderful inter-
est Mr. Haggart, M. P., takes in his
affairs. -{Globe.
OW.
e1•
THS HURON .SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1880. ' 1
g cent, while the other may be so close
as to be unhealthy. The majority of
mistakes are with those who shelter in-
sufficiently, In such instances more food
is consumed then would otherwise be re-
quired, and no eorresponding benefits
accure-though the effects upon the
sheep are not so unfavorable as those
following confinement to improperly
ventilated rooms. Another error isfogpd
in too close crowding while under Moil -
ter. This is partimrt 74 objectionable
when any considerable number of ani-
mals are confined together. While a
portion of them may lie down, others
are compelled to stand, and through
reetleesarless of fright often trample upon
and injure their fellows. The shelters
_. ,L_ .L-_ •._ L.�t.t r,� made to
on .oe steep ,arm •,,Dunn. _
increase in size as rapidly as the flocs
multiplies its number".
The water .supply should be carefully
looked to. A flock of agiven number
will drink more water in winter than will
be needed when on pasture. If such an
arrangement can be economically secur-
ed, access to water twice a day is better
than but once. This for two reasons.
1st, the more timid animals which are
likely to be held back in the morning
by their stronger fellows, have a chance
when the latter are not so eager; and,
2dly, all danger from over drinking of
cold water is obviated. Use of snow in
lieu of water should be forced upon the
flock only under the extremest necessity.
Stock will live under suchcircumstances,
but eatisfactory thrift will not be secured
Ewes in lamb should, as far as practi-
cable, be fed and sheltered separate from
the non -breeding animals, as the crowd-
ing and more rapid movements of the
latter are apt to result injuriously, while
such sepired en makes convenient certain
little attentions to which breeding ewes
are entitled as the yeaning season ap-
proaches, and which may be profitably
accorded to them. Advantage will be
found in subdivision of the several ages
and sexes into as many smaller lots as
circumstances will admit of, as such
course lessens the liability to crowding
and over -feeding of the expense of the
weaker ones. It also bring. each animal
more directly under the eye of the at-
tendant, who will the more readily de-
tect the first symptoms of deviatioi from
the desired thrift. -[Nat. Live Stock
Journal.
COLot'RINO KID GLovss.- White kid
may easily be colored black purple or
lilac, with a solution of one part extract
of logwood and three parts brandy.
Apply with a sponge and rub thoroughly
dry, and keep rubbing the hands togeth-
er so as to soften the gloves.
WHITI FRUIT CARL. -One cup of but-
ter; two of sugar; three and a half of
flour; whites of three eggs, the whole of
one; one cup of milk, one teaspoonful of
soda; two of cream of tarter; over one
cup of raisins. Other fruit may be add-
ed if desired.
POTATO Cannon --Take pas
otaGl- mash-
ed ones are best, but bo ed ones can be
mashed -immediately after dinner, be-
fore getting too cold ; add about an equal
amount of tour and a small piece of
butter or lard, rub thoroughly together,
roll out and cut as for hiecuit-not too
thick -and bake in a rather quick oven.
When done to a light brown, cut open,
butter, and eat warm. They are deli -
Mow
FRUIT JsLLT FOR TTA. -Break up an
canoe of the bed Russian igum isinglass;
Boil it until dissolved in a pint of water;
aid a quart of boiling water and white
w ear (to sweeten it to taste); add lemon;
utain one-third of it into a deep bowl ;
Ret it on ice or in water to harden; when
um sprinkle • layer of berries or fruit
already sweetened half a the re-
maining jelly, then another layer of fruit
and the res/ of the jelly Whin oohed
bony out oa a dish and if urease telly le
ekes yews sae raw the Mort
1880 NEW FRUITS.1880
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
. S. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSNUTS.
NI LAKE SUPEIfIOR tO
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERRING.
pa- SALT WATER 1q
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALSO, • LAROS AaeORTIIRNT OF
Teas, Sugars,
And General Groceries ;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, A N D
CHINA.
Dr. Patella Cream Baking Powder.
Dr. Paten's Lupelin Yid Gems.
Chas. A. Nairn,
THE SQUARE.
1731
NOTICE- SEALED TENDERS
win be received bra the
until Wednesday, the W Deatmber e•
behalf self • the county for the following meal
supplies. to be delivered at the Gael hem tine
to rttwie as ordered. vire Cordwood. brea&
beef. natsseal, barley. petatoea oniata. mar
Isar. roadies soap, cosi dl minora res
vista, palls. Iwnosna ser.bMag truism. 00.1.
Marr rw. and brushes. Emir tet hMthtw
partlr.lirw al the Clerk's aNns. he lowest
se�rr uy reader .et neess.rtly .eeepW.
Pavmt Ao*mem , UheanhMtr (1wh
en ler(eh lea. • tia
JOHN RALPH
HAMILTON STREET, ..>
GODERIQH,,
--buena ix-
S'IIOVES
The subscriber has a complete assort-
ment of &roves, TurweRm and Seems
Puma, at
Prices as Cleo at tie Cleapat
Examine the stock and you will be
sura to be suited
Sheepskins,
hoepa Wool Cotton
RapCopper, Beset and old Metal taken
in exchange fur Goods.
1760-3m. JOHN RALPH.
Stoves 1
Stoves
EAVE TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPES, &.
PLAIN AND FANCY
TINWARE.
COAL OIL,
wHOLLSALI tiND Reran I
Coal Oil Brass
WoolmPickings and Sheep pSkins,
taken in exchange.
J. STORY.
Sign of the Coal Oil Barrel
" THE CHEAPEST HOUSE UNDER
THE SUN!"
Variely Store
AT SAUNDERS' TOU WILL FIND
The Bed Heating Stoves,
The Bet Cooking Stows,
The Beet Base Burners,
CHEAPER
than any other dealer in town.
200 STOVES
1'O CHOOea FROM.
Stoves fitted up miaow! sweet any Fur-
niture
urniture and Ire DIST made.
•
T>i ad Gatraid Iron Wort
attended to promptly by experienced
Ysaa.t::' l!"
RATInPACYTON GUARANTEED.
Th. usual stock of rawer Goods, Novel-
ties. J Pe ray, lated Ware and
I>rwli'a lIs* . a hart Yarn rly.ar.
James Wilson, 11880.
L k T
s R
Chemist and Druggist, 1
'GENERAL DRY GOODS.
Worth Ku Market dMaem
rT,3'
PURE DRUGS
;Alwaysees ensold.uhed- An the etaadatd Passat
tem..
fir
ear'edelb�7�spteFerel. 7 Yds
1161 . JAMES wniat.
Fall Goods
41, L4,10,$)*'. -c•e.-.. •"•tilt
Colborne Brothers
Have opened eat ler We cur. Tuns • Complete Stook of
• rt•LL ertt'R w
The Superior
Sarin( aid Loai Milt!
CAPITAL, - $366,Oe10.
O1fRY LOANS .
D.. Real Estate the ei pe tt.r t Loan Social,. l.nms
ora
to borrowesa
IOnnce-m pandas Street. LONDON, Oat.
Interest paid to enema Duks Defealtets.
H. E. NELLES.
1751
The crowning glory of men or women Is •
beautiful asap or Hams This era oaks be ob.
tamed by eislag cene•ansp. widish be.
motes • healthy gro of the batr rendes t
soft and silky, strengthens rte rests and lire
vents its falling out, and acts with rapidity 1a
RESTORING GREY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOL
Try 1t before using any other. Sold by an
druggists. Price, 50 eta. a bottle. 1733.17.
HOPE
TOR
CONSUMPTIVES.
See what. PkFsteteae avid W People
say about SCOTT./ KIRULUOC OP
000 LIVE tt OIL AXD HYPOPOOe-
PITHs. as a remedy tar Ceasasapsaea,
3srefala, and Mailing Asetfeas
Messrs. Scorr & Bowes: 01INTLxmro(-1
lave ribed Scott's SmuWen of Cod Liver
W,-; In my practiceand used it In my tahr-
tth It because of its
Ips I am sues tka with d e ul tblat fe11o�
iia use. I have founa a r 4
scrofulous ddiieseaasseess and pulmonary aaeeuoes.
IRA M. LANG, M.D., Eully � Broad way. N.Y.
Louisville, Ky., January 3. 1071
GINTLzwr.N-For the last fifteen moaths I
have have been
used yourpCod Laver Oil lUnulato.. both in
hospital borne Ynpand
lin eased withan be nits rivate efecttoegnrl is r time better
an
any other preparation of Cod Liver Oil. In
Consumption and children's diseases I have
found It especially valuable.
JOHN A. OCTERLONY, M. D..
Via Physician, Louisville City Hospital
Mensa Scar & Bowes : I have need Scott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver 011 In various instances
and I have found it to be easily taken, readily
assimilated. and rapidly improves the nutrition
and flesh. I consider it the beet Emulsion I
have ever used. 11. E. HAL'OHTON, N.fD..
Indianapolis, Ind.
Messrs. Scorn h. Boone : I have given your
remedy of Cod Liver Oil &c., • fair trial, and
-m vied that I can say I think it levet remedy
,n r
for ;reek 1 am..-._ �, an mtlb
recommend it. When the doetonhad green me
up, 1 commenced using your medicine, and 1
amigaining health and strength very fast and i
think I shall soon be well.
Yours truly,
G. A. BiEDERHTADT.
Oatveatae, Ind.
8covr A BowNk : 1 felt it my duty to let lou
know the benefit I have derived trona the use of
your Emulriun, 1 bbl a very bad cough for
Teat*, and tin eensulting Dr. J. E. Gorsuch of
his chit, he informed me that myleft lung was
diseased, and prescribed Scott's elslon with
Hypopnosphites. After taking two bottles, 1
ranusing to improv veryrapidly.teneand confined
wing it wail I taken�tJea and now
am as healthy_ a man as there L la the cit of
Baltimore. Wen I bean wig, It i welt
146 pounds, I now weigh IS/pounds
YoursD. P. FARQUHAR,
cot 3 1Sie. Baltimore. Md.
CA N A ND A IG U A, Sept. 15, 1877.
Scorra.Howse : Genre -i thought I would
write to you, se I caw • notice upon your bottles
of late upon its long continued use. This las
proved true In my case. i was given up to die
last March' with consumption. the best medical
aid made noose of any treatment. My husband
applied for your Emulsion of Cod Liver 011; he
has bought twenty-six bottles and it larestoring
me to health beyond the expectations of hun-
dreds expecting to hear of my death every days
i should like to take it fora year, when, 1 think,
I will be perfectly cured.
Sows with �p
MRS. 1LLDRID0L
For sale by druggists at $1 per bottle. 1761
,Ctt.a.•rF� 1�L.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN
TIM t- The Pill Purify the Blood, correct all
disorders of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and
Bowels and are invaluable In all complaints In-
cidental
o-cidental to Females TheOtntment is the only
retable remedy for Bad Legs, Old Wounds,
Dorm aad Ulcers
rRoarir.chltls,Dtbria,O Oig
em and all Skin Dlemes
ao
eta cal.
riiB ARR OF AMERICAN COU'NTBR-
-I most reaped fake leave to call
the attention of the Public rally to the fart
that ne in Honore In New nit are mid Ise le
many pane of the lot• neviti,.t•e ,wrc•i,owe
of my Pills and tln7nt. Thew Ousts herr
on their labels some address Ie New York. 1
40 rent allow iny Medicine tobeslid Iso au part
Of the United States. 1 have so Aseetsthwe.
My Medicines are only mad•!ry ma at aH ow.
ford Street, London. 1n the SWIMef etlean
affixed to the spurious make Pia ,ae auras
tag the Pabtk- a(uMet heingirceisea « ,
terlbits. L' not t alo r +htr •
Melt, as they are f cowed eredkrtt• they prow/
to deaewwce. Thee envoi? • are pricks s d
by unprincipled treaders at on►wt the price of
my P111. and tent men t and &MSM en vin as my
pampa. Medleinee. 1 moat r'•iw'ly appeal to
that Penne ofJ telco which e.
i fM1Mtn I may ve
tete upon salting from all honors p.m's." to
tectal me. and the I'nblle. a di n. ma 61k{T�
�`
these gwer.ln deno att tthinetam Paul
tar+h°Pot and Ra of the (1e,.ine MiriMOe
bear the RrItU.h Aneesenteet mum with the
words " Hou.ow•v'. PILL* ,urn Oveeniney,
Loon.." en red thereon on the label 1s
the addr . 614 Oxtrwrt Senn, London. where
e4feethey areltarnfartwred. Nntlewp• • PM*aad (Nue ere tf hearing dap MAr n,t,h- p. nee
aware. -reit The Trade Marks of these Medi -
rime are c ' 1.tered in a wttA w.. Hewer any nee
thr,.n bout the Rriti,h l'oesaeaska t• who logy�ew p.1e Aweleast ('o' at'deka fee rte wig tis
iremone i 4Al/wedw Teem Aet N(lLv •' r t y
e
let •••••• .w.,-, 1 n.. nn vs, .4.4.
dpeial wake t• Mr. comm. PRINTS. y ♦ Job IJne of DRLIIp 000118
A ![ILL MER
GROCERIES!
ALWAYS ON HAND
Highrsl Price Paid for Butter and Eggs.
egaembse rK 1011
COLBORNE BA0TH1R t s,
1501
NOTICE_
CLEARING SALE
Having purchased the stock of the GODnnwCn ?OC1tD&Y & MAxvFACTvalxo COM-
PANY, consisting of one 40 -horse Engine, one 10 -hose do., two fi-horse do., new and
second-hand Boilers, s lot of Flour Mill Machinery, Saw Mill Machinery, Plows,
Gang Plows, Lad Rollers, Straw Cutters, Horse -Powers, Breusfor es,
Gas Pipe and Gas Pipe Fittings, Cooking Stoves, and a large assortment of�n
in general use. The above stock will be sold caner, to make roan for the manufac-
ture
annu�
ture of other articles. Orders taken for Engines, Boilers, aad all kinds of Mill
Work. Repair attended to on the shortest notice. Address
D87=1 RQNCIMAN 84 Co., Goderich
Daniel Gordon,
Plillel—Ner and Merger.
(Iekse House is rte. toterify, and Laryut Stock this aide of London !
PAml,oa Srrna t,
Ben -Room Surma,
SIDS-BOAtne,r.�,.
EA„T CiNAILI,
Lotvwoss, Err., art:.
(Sall Bayer; will find it to their advantage to see my stock U they need a good article at
close price.
D. GORDON, Weat .`Street, near Post Office, Gatwick,
MEDICAL HALL,'
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN;
Chemist and Druggist,
MA RK ET .1Q UA.:E, GOLERICH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Lpro's. Chemic ls: Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Artist Colon.
Horse Patent Medicines Hae aad little Medicines. Perfemery, Toilet Articles, &c.
Physiciw' Prescriptions carefully diepeneed.7H 1731
GEORGE CATTLE, Oern E
Chemist & Druggist
dealer in Pure ugs and Chemicals. Fancy and Toilet Articles, &r.
Imported Havana and Domestic Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos, &c.
Pbysiehss' Prescript lone and Family Receipts carefully prepared at all bone..
1751
COU.a ,T E OTJSf7 SQtJ.& _
If You Want Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
r$ „� GLASSWARE,
D.FERGUSON'S
— Hamilton Street, Oppoette Baileys Hotel.
1s salaam 019themdlinierY Wes ed the Ors ... end Croakery Theta i ssrry a tall steak end
Floe, Ieals, Pork aad Goueral rosioii&
Wa �'
MY MOTTO fit.
d
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
t w1 OV aloe oak/ Vas say Meek W est System
• needy movertns Map pert of the Tree
4
. Worn. at Wtsbom
Reify to ssi has jest as mesh ve
he walls tudeeateadi.g.
An ape is ridiculous by nate
Asea bemire so by art aad study.
Humidity is the low but bre
deep foundation of every virtue.
The ''est that gives pais is no j
is that lawful pastime which int
i*jary. If you want Manias
otian; if you want friends, le
sw.sl you.
True quietness of heart is gut
Mating
our passions, net by
them.
The block of granite, which
obstacle in the pathway of to
becomes a stepping -stone in the
the strong. -{Carlyle.
Exuma -One watch set ri
do W set many by, but, on tl
hand, one that goee wrong nue
mins of misleading a whole ne
hood; and the as.. maybe laic
example we individually sat ' 1
around us.
Whin a man is prosperous it
for him to stop the mouth of cu
to bribe or abuse it, to fill it w
nese, to treat it with temporal
or to be flattered into weak open
stentanoes.
It is not what people eat, '
they digest that makes them st
is not what they gain, but w
save that make. theist rich.
what they read, but what the)
bei that makes then learned.
what they profess, but what tl
tioe that makes them righteous
How ro Rom A Sox. -1.
have his own way. 2. Allow
use of nonny. 3 Suffer him
where he pleases on the Sab
Give him full access to wicked
ions. L. Call him to no scam
evenings. 6. Furnish him
stated employment. Puna
these ways, and you will eel
most marvellous deliverance, of
to mourn over a debased at
child.
Leases in Ireland atnong tl
tenants having no knowledpe t
more often forced terms on
landlords than bona fide oontr
Irish tenant, being poor and
has to acoept what he can ge
the Scottish or English tens
on a small scale, he cannot ml
gain with his landlord. He a
or go. Now these are facts
cannot ignore. They
which show the stern nece
better system.-[Soottish Ami
SaNDINo Carrara To ENOL
G. F. Frankland, 4d Toronto,
largely in sending cattle to Er
vises Canadian farmer to ft
own stock, and argues that
cattle will sell every month it
He says: "Canada is still a
hundred of rattle to England
Montreal, and the prion the 1
gutting is from three Dents to
a -half cents per pound, li
'whereas, if our people would
1
V these cattle and
. good. they would have no tro
• .lice from five to five and
'• bents per pound, live weight
• Kay and June. And when
the abundance of food we hal
oda this year, and the gree
farmers experience in the
manure, it is a matter of
should sell their cattle at sue
and lose all the adv.ntages
derive from home feedin ,
sending them to great Bri
finished.
5. The ouurts have decide
ing to take a newspaper sal
,from the post -office, or re
• le. them uncalled form
evidence
S , dosage Abend.
All the world now looks
as the great western n
America, being far .head of
ting cities; but none the lel
line is Electric Bitters. Fr
intrinsic value they have ad
front, and are now far ahem
remedies, positiv( curing
thing sfiaattFr I b
Io.by
fifty cenbottle.per bottle.
.MtWadse sats
There is always an sob',
butter that is up to the gid
dard in quality and Dolor.
that is otbrwtse good sells
Sve
di from three to cent
became deficient in oolo
should then use Wells,
Co'. Perfected Butter c
t bright June color. This c
the brightest, purest an
Sold by druggists.
pals your throat son,
noyed by a constant ooug
promptly "Bryan's Pula
'They will five you
They relieve the air passel
mt.omous, and allay intlam
safer remedy can be had fc
or any complaint of the tl
and if takes in time th(
soon be proved. Sold 1
and country denierslst 46
Never Sethi
It is said that one out
real invalids who go to '
reeve be.Mh never ret.
or Mouth except as a Doi
dertakers, next to the
have the most profitable
exoessive mortality nu
and patients served and
care of friends and love(
if they will but use Hop
This we know. See oth
�l:• D Ferguson.
newel ars
What is more 'maiden
bright, clear oomplazio
beauties of perfect heat
these advantages by um
tors. impure blood, al
the Stomach. Liver. lei
ary are
nervousness and al ►1
they are a www flash
positively Mire when al
the Electric Bitters an
their wonderful manta
ford•n. •t fifty °onto t