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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-04-29, Page 6I► THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 29. 1881. She Poet's korner. 1 ar 01.1 rias la the atyllik Chard". Well, wife, I've tura to church to -AM -barn to a stylist one-- And tweln' you can't go from home. I'll tell you what erne done: 1'ou ould have beOn surplsad to nee what 1 ail at* th ':•e to-dlaY. The sister, aa••re;Ixed up no fine they hardly Loas,.::a may. had ou the I parse clothes of mice -not mneh the worse for wear-, Hut then they knew 1 wast one they call a nal llonalrt So they led the old man to a seat away hack by t!.e dour; 'I'waa hee:aessand uncushioned -a reaerred ax'ut for the poor ! Pretty soon carte in a stranger with geld rings and clothing Hoc; They led Alm to a cushioned slat fur in ad- vance of amine: Ithouyittthat wttint't exactly right to seat him up so near, When he was young, and 1 was old. and very • hard ti hear. Hut th-n there's so eceountln' tor what some people do; The finest clothing now -a days oft gets the tlneat pew, Hut when we reach the blessed hoarse all un defiled by sin. We'll see wealth begging at the gate while poverty goer; in. I couldn't hear the scrotum! sat so far away, So through the hours of service 1 could only "wibleb and pray." Watch the doln's of the Christians slain' near me round about; Pray that God woul.. make them pure within as they .eemed pure without. Whi:•• I rat there, lookin' all around upon the :.ch and great. I kept thinking of the rich man and tate beg- gar a; his gate; How, 1.:• ail but dots forsaken, the ;our beg- gar'. form grew cold• And th_e angels bore his spirit to the mansions hull of gold. H lav it, bast . the rich man pc•riskedl, and his spirit took its Hight, Front : he purple sml lbw linen to the home of rti .leas night; •nc-e : e :earned. •1 t Ice stool gazingat the !x',t,{ar in the alkyl . "It :+r:'1 at! of life to live. r..•ar nil of death to die.. ' 1 1 doubt not l:tree were wealthy sires In that .^•i i ious fold. Who satin up from their dwellings like the i'h. r stent( old; •t T .x,' r• 1 n^ x 1 h coli front their a'crsh:p with . 8.443:42 uplifted tl high, 4 .1 .(1 -porn 41w hungry from their door with na:t its to satisfy. Out. .01.! i n':tl, such proftw'ilons; they are I ....r.• nt-,lay, '1a) t ... • vast::: r;.nucr from the Gospel's tilittin way 1 • Than n:lthe hooks of infidels; than all that b ,rn .n. i:c:itichem-since 11- r. .•• u Co, 'i, r;•, of God. and yet The ,.., .1 11 . , .ul ca:.ert., - the flowers on h,• bind H,•g;hi+ lj,e clouds of evening with the goad fret i 11 , throne. Not f .r t 1. -n ::ran null -n -)t -for the poor alone. 'Then w by shpu:.l man look, down oh matt be- •ran.ae of luck of gold? Why sea: him ip the poorest pew because his ( hot lte!1 ore old? • A heart •v'th no11,- ti,,haus -.4 heart that.tiod 31 as 1', Is tt' Mitaet.'1 music 'tenth that • rat!. d t ..• ani vest. • tin e: 1 1 nl ie be eh.ldislr-but 1 love sim- pl ,•it): • 1 lose to •••e i' ,. 111111'. in a 1'ht'iatian piety; Jesus toil a, in /lis sermon. in Judea'. moon - rain's wild, Ile that wares to go to 'testi n must be like • !s.:ic (hilt!. Our heal, ort• gr-rxin.t grey, dear, wife-ou he.tr:. arc bcalin's slow-- . 1, n l i. .c i;t.::tc 31n:, r ccal Ball for us tI her. '. 1, h the ;x•ariy gat, ways. and lee:. h harelip ,n tit: temples :Ira.: .;i u t .;a:. 1 •t niters. • lady in ie.,a:oar a few tie., reported in ,:u•tthantl a .pctt•h dcliverixl by Cael ;Sellers iu 1 .1rims, and the Herald ..1 tli :a e, sp ..i, f 'the performance n. •.1 in may country. 4 it 1:4 •t 1 er ,auiuly displays his tie,:iiait:us 44 taw expense of hie .n'•:vletlgu. There are half a dozen I's x111 attentlattct• at every session f re: L.etm:lion l3 sl ail.•;/ who de the u, s.4.8.• tiling w;tit t _.:r.1 to speeches delivered in French, only they do not g1•• noising atwout eluat Canadian repor- ters 1..ok upon ns nothing remarkable, and therefore the iteestott Herald nine gime. to i.e bi ali,licity.-that i:a yy..ullg lardy has achieved something' wen4orful. it is a vary simple ar.d easy eiseration for any .m : faelilinr with two languages; find if a lioreelt is so reperted, it is just tremens, the tep•rter ca.l write short hand iR .ally oue language. A far great- er ace ii plishutent, of which Thomas Allen Reid, the celebrated English rfi'.rthan.l anter, a rep Iter .,n the Ca- .tadiau Hansen/., and only a few others .0 the .to'l'l art o,a.terl., is to r.p..rt All 1:ligli141 spte nits El1ghah shorthand and :t Freueh speech in French shorthand. if the editor el the Iler t1 f wAnts some thtn; t•. )'Rale' abtut. boa -ever, let him •• oi•,,m i--:..tra,,softhis .1st•,ar : 1, and he will what lir. '!act':•,.1a. ..... , •. ��,iti fish 1.0 1Vt...t .1 �''o:•...'Y3 P.,.,,!•:, ill the n , he -rt':, • . ,4.1 : • ' wish twenty .. • .. , ,, .t3 clad i•e- v. ' "ar 4-'. aVo(-.,xlmnnarr:. ,.,i`. • 43 n elf ',,. t.arnot! Sawa t hI • , r^ eemr: t': • . •~•• t sass.'ir,rt fon „f --------------------It,. . I ,. ' t .eon. lir. deli- at . ...l. :•.lc, h Inas PSI M nr,. . :-. ty 1hojudi rat I"• • that a con. •.,.,.,,;i!3rmot, t.o ,li•seits •. •. 'nn noatlne or there te • •.•.v a /.Nnl • -II ''•t•?hod with ='.rd trnnte.' •7`0, l'srltrts 1. Mn, Farm anti 1Sartien. l'asadta■ tfrehardlua Would do well to stake great exer- tions to retain the .good name which their fruit is Acquiring ua England From a Liverpool paper just received we take the following market quetatious: 1iuerlca.1. Calladlae. a d. s. d. k d. s. d. Newuei P. 14 0 to 25 0 Ili 2 to 20 0 Baldwin 10 9 to 16 6 13 1 to 19 3 /Greening 13 6 to 0 0 13 3 to 10 t, Russett 13 0 to 17 9 16 0 to 20 0 Oolden,Russett 130 to 21 0 20 0 to 24 0 Spitz 15 0 to 1; 0 , 1L 6 to 20 J Seek 1692u170- 166to 180 Spy 16 6 to 09 15 010 19 0 Canadian Red 18 0 to 00 17 0 to 21 6 The price of Canadian apples is, it will be seen, higher than American, exeei.t- lug in the bneut Newton Pippins, and some day our orchardists will have a sufficient quantity of that choice variety to make a mark. The. extra price o! Canadian apples is due quite as much to carefulness and honesty in pac'cing as to the greater size by oue-tenth of the pie barrel in use on this aide of the line. A few consignments of badly or diahot - estly packed apples, and there will be an sou to the dlacnminatien in ,'Ir ta% or. hew le Make a l:o,.,1 Gorden. The soil must Le well drained. either naturally or artificially. It must be rich. and the immure should bo thoroughly Worked into the soil. Plough the land in the autumn, and plough it again as early as possible in the aprin•_. If there is any rubbish, remove it or dig holes and bury it below the reach of the plough. Then plough arena), or work the land with a cultivator :as .ieet. or nearly as deep as the land 11.14 heel ploughed. This work should be done when the soil is dry and the weather warms and Mellows the soil On light, sandy soil,thuruughly and deeply plough- ed and immured the autumn previous, there are many crops which can be sown to advantage without again ploughing in the spring. Itofteuha,apens-in oar iatit•t,lt•, that five or six inches of the sits :_a soil in the spring is thawed out and dry enough to work while' underneath. th-e ground. is frozen s,li•1. rt we wait this frozen soil can be ploughed, we. frequently lose a good opportunity f,;r putting in early o:crus of peas, Dot:vtoes, onions, cab',i&e, lettuce, ratiuh sl.iplach, &c. 'Ansi beside, t!te'soil flea we turn up with the plough and which c'ov'es t., the surface and in which we sow t?, seed, is cold and danin, while tl sal - face soil which we turn under is warm and dry. When it can he sous, 1:;ete- fore, it is a good plan t" color:an Cie surface soil, or hoe and rake.. eiewci:ally during warm, day, sunny weather, and sow the seeds without digiing ..r ldoa_h.. ing the land. I",er.l nsewl,edt;r. A elan walks three utiles i:: at: hi,ur. A horse trots seven. Steaulax,ats run eighteen. Sailing vesaels make te!.. Stow rivers tiow four. Rapid rivers flow- sever:. Moderate winds blow seven. _Storm moves thirty-six. _ Hurricane, eighty. ' A ride ball, one I; entire 1 miles an hour. - Sound, seven. hundred and ni ie;; thousand Light, one hundred and natet: thou- sand. Elect.icity, two hundred tt,nustml. A barrel of flour weighs - one hue. fired and ninety-six peunda. A barrel of pork, two huu.ltr,?. A harrel of rice, six hundred. A 1.•arrel ..f p,wder, tweuty-ft•e. A tirken of butter, fifty-six. A tub of butter, eighty-four. Wheat. beans, and clover seed. sixty ' pounds to the bushel. I Corn, rye, and Bax -see'/. !:fly -six. tluckwheat. fifty -ter• . Barley. forty-cighi. (lets, thirty-five. Coarse salt, eighty -lite. Sixty drops make a drachm. 'agility drachms stake an ounce 1'.ar .'unces make a,gill. �Ie;y ,tt„1 s, a ti•ns1•..,aif.•.. 'Three teaspoonfuls. a :.:'.ie- ' nful, one-third of an ounce. Four thousand eight hunireuan i forty square yards make an acre. To measure an acre: two Ls-- 14. ! au.l nine feet on each side, make a square acre with an inch. • There are two thousand seven hundred and fifty languages. One pera.0 dies at each 1 .41t hen of the heart. .A generation is twenty peal, Average of life thitty-nne \ t•s: s. Thr .alphabet at as totem. :Attend carefully to :i1s e: y..11 business. Be prompt in all thins. Confider well, then decide positively Dare to .lo right; fear to d.. wrong. Endure trials patiently. Fight life's battles bravely and manfully. Go not int.. the society ..f the viei"us. Held integrity sacred. Injure not another's rcputati. n or hush 11esa. ,loin hands with the virtuous. Keep your mind free from evil tiou1hts. Lie not for nny consideration. Make few intimate acquaintances. Never lay to appear what yeti ate not. Observe geed malnler3. 1':,y your .1h11a Qum. ti..n mat the veracity of a frsead. Itespcct the counsel of your parents. $aclatice tunny rather than principle. Touch not, taste not, handle n.4 intoti- eating drinks. 1'se your leisure time for im•'r,•tement Yield not re disc'utvagt•utent. Z,'alously labor for the eight Anil attcerss will attend yon,' faithful of forfo. 141.43 .15r4.1.01 Pectora: iln2eua IAth4 114,,81 safe. pleasant and perfect remedy known ft ,r all diseases of the T'hr'eat nn.1 Lungs. 1, cures Cougha, l'..1 )s, itrnnchitis• As theta, Cerny,. \1'h.'•1'ing Cough. end a'.l Pectoral Complaints, in the in.'st speedy :manner. ,1 few ilexes will relieve the most treelde•ome r•••ngh in children Or *rialto. For site by al: d.N.n, Rotel Fog re O'S resew,. I, Whou one Wain* raising poultry 4for u�f<hor profit or pleasure, he should .b- syy ve softie rut... that are essential to imecess 1''irst, 'lever over feed young fowls i 1., tenuity, or give excess to sti- malatitift..•.•, because either is injuri- ous 10 their Le.dth, as it tends to make L, .. te,. fat for laying, and excites the u4.4 functi..ns to undue activity. Sec- Ilv, if they are situated so they can- not procure .rues food, feed then' with c:rl.lag.i, lettuce, tender grans, onion 1 tops or clover, during summer, and raw e:ILi,late, turnips add potatoes with scraps .if H13at 0ehaaionaliy during the winter anti r.trh •,'alta„ as they are con- ,Inciveto the tied being of fowls. Third - 1" ;-rovide thele with some loose sand, earth or c.a1 ashes to Lask in daily, as it cleanse.. the skin and keeps vermin at bay. This bath should be under a cov- ered place to protect it from rain, and where the fowl could have easy access to it at all times. Where fowls have free range, many of the articles mentioned can be dispeusod with, as they pick up what they like best. Feeding twice a day when at liberty is Host economical. They should receive their morning meal early and ut a certain hour, and never give more than what they pick up clean. In the evening give a full meal of whole giau4 as it reutaius longer in the er„ p, and gizzard before digesting. In winter fowls require more food than in summer, because they cannot then roans the mea- dows and secure their daily allowance of 111300t3 and grass, and a large per tent- age of food i•l consumed in the system like fuel in a stove to keep their physical c.uu.:ition ui..-[Pea::try Monthly. Oil is the great pain panacea,. Ili-l-4ieal in its pew'er over pain and in- ttocut:ati,'it. It cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia, Lune Back and .Spinal Affec- tions, Coutraetion of Cord. and Muscles. Caen' externally and internally. For pale by all •dealers. - Croup; that dire attie..e, has lost its tu•rot►.k) th sae. who err,e Yellow Oil at' hand. Yellow lith is 'cures ti..re Threat; Quinsev; Congestion and Inftam Ies` i• .,;"kl:e Lnfi_'s. Now is the season to ,guard against emlden diseases.'' Ask your druggist for Hagyard's Yellow loll -- "Tttx1- ALL Do 11. -▪ -'L'„ beautify the C it i 1 1 teeth awl give fragrance to the breath v use "Teaberry' the new t"ilet gem. Get Z. cent sample. 1763 The Great American COUGHS, COLD ABT RONCHITI8, LOBS OF VOICE, HOARSENESS AND THROAT AFFECTION& . M,.Molt ss.,a..lr ltoa n.. ../Moltf dawN tAr ew...f tulr.ab4 weLLlee SUM for :radtetaelpawpaw. Lean owe - DeM Asa teerd r.*i 41 d , fats of tA. Bpraee. 034 tA. Pines Its easea of Lrog D4 Saw. Ito hawse tAs pApn desire's. tasir t' roe. yyooft(e.a W s r iia j tar *rwd. awA. yawes order 1l a to 41431 asaw's ror - tA. spares tops GRAY'S SYRUP or RED SPRUCE GUM. Z a *Acs rape r'4' toe 1►. Caw seem soluninks awslapee- m dM, no p ee terowt foots, mod bels• was p rop:NSW.. are pr.- NW - op, Caro- pp4s3 4 o[4 for ter- perehn, ooatetw. osr . 3114.' t 13:`,..57a � tA. Orw to r , ry/a4 Its remarkable power in relieving certain ferrru of Brond1 t44,4mnd its almost specific eject in curing ob- stinate lacking Coughs, is now well known to the public at large. '.4 s0d9be respraeile oArn4ta OPrim, Z as,.. ' ":srof Red Sorsa. rust. er.,al Trait Nark. ewe „rr••aw.arr wit abaft art also ,wU .r.4. KERRY, W.1TSOV t11 CO.. a'A•.d.aak Druggist.. Soo Prow -warn a.: llawq/eero s. 2144000.0" OP BITTER to ]Iedletaa, not a tSrtnit.) CONTAIN! BOPS, nrcru , MANDRAKE, DA.\DALION. Ax:+T. s- !4rsr,r '.;., levrNfrnir►LQrALI- 111 e7 ALL tt: ax1 LITTraa. Z`II.E I" C:.U1iE ,h., :•-"-,eh. rowels, M.A. _. .. rata•- rsa. acs l r...:.ry V mase, bee .:.4. 2.44, •+le.,ne-,sa4 eapeess:y - yeua!e Complaints. • 81000 171 COLD. wt,t hepaidrise tai a: -'•l as career help. er ter snrthln_ :r-••... .,r:17400.41. a.• -:.l at th :.. Asir you. drer_vt f'.r f:•na•,! try t►eta aeture y . u s:.•• :, Y_..4. au 'Mets. C 4aa�.1 k auak:Surm . A r •els• IlM.alts'b to asery , uta, Caboose se sit c[.-7 roti class..1., b.: •-.,e:;•r Hop LIMN. y< t ,l_v...' .Y Y.,1Tmoat.,O.t. SEEGMILLER DYSPEPSIA. -- Strt:ngthen your di- ,ration, t..ne the stomach for utilizing and assiutil:tties every- at'•n1 of f. eel you the bolls needs it f'•r strength and r4or. Zoysia- cleanses the entire sys- tem, etintu •rtes the liver, keeps you re- alar and able to eat ten -penny nails. Letters and postal cards cotne In daily . xtolling Zee •'l free' Brazil. Positive proof Of health and vigor it gives, in a 10 cent sample. Sold by F. Jordan. Nature, after all, is the great physi- cian. She hides all the secrets of health within her broad, generous bosom, and : an needs butto ypo to her intelligently f+•r his every need. The discovery "f the great Cough Remelts, GP•Ay's SYRUP or Ran Srxv-ca Gun, is an apt illustra- tion of this. As a cure for Coughs, C*'1J , Lou of \-nice and Hoarseness it -tale's unrivalled, while its low /.rice and readiness of access places it within the ed Plow -AND- AGR4CULTURAL WORKS. The Pepplo's7rng 8tore 3 Owing' o hlllnt hoalts 1 bare dlsponed of for poo'i told of my bdaiwmaa to )1 F1. GE' 1 RO • RHYNA8, 4 ad would rocostmead him w fhe publ,c fur thrlr patroaga ivied CEO. CATTf.L Is creed t, tie oboes 1 avwlJ.fuunnu•e to the, opie of t,lodsnci, omi vmay that I lw.r open+d out a BUslneaa ,at the ,-o r of Blake's Block near the snorkel, onj /tore p.nJiaard. /rah stuck. f Pure ruga and Chemicals, al..{ by avrnJ +'tt rat •04 to bauinW .+ifi as lezira to merit your patronage. Yvon ub'dt sr-,•r,vot, C+EO_ RH YNAS_ A FULL LINE OF' PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOBACCOES, CIGARS, &C. ALWAYS ON HAND. i'Ay.-eaoo'r Preaeripawoe Carefully Prepared. AT THE OLD STAND. D. C. STRAICRAN HA.i tEMOVID HIS O•ROCERY BUSINESS To the old stand in the Albion Hlork. formerly o,rupied by hill, wh••r,• he .rill be pleaa-d W weloome all his old customers and the public generally. .4 large gsu.t:ty of NEW, FRESH GROCERIES A l'iHE.4P Alt T/i1t HEA PEST D, C_ STRACHAN. I HAVE BOUGHT THE HARDWARE STOCK. R. D. FEF C+USON .‘T A VERY GREAT DISCOUNT ! Nearly a:1 of said 1 -tock, as well a, my oslen original Stock. u..; hnuabl luTore tar tat aur of Hanlw ars. 1 tun t:.e:efore in a position to sell Cheaper Ibali any othery IIos,e In the County. MY STOCK (IF ► l I� - ,t 1 1 a ,� l 1 t Viti11)Iir� �� ���<l 1-l�iu ig i ��� vc�ly Budd � � F1 whtch I wan! to run ottqufckly. V COME AZT: Era" .0.^ -L'CE ?: ICS$ 93 t7"- ' P:.EL,s TC • Fresh 0 -round Water Lime in Stock. AGENT FtR: BEST STEEL 1,.41:B FENCE WIRE. C . • t 1 TZIE Having p;lre:.as• ed the Oodet ch Foundry. 1 ECUR,017 CARRIAGE ' �T ORDS. stn fitting the prc•mi'es for the manufacture .- ofC'IIILLEI)PLOWS and AGRIClLTl-HAL T. c ' STORY, IMPLEMENT'S on a large seal 3101 Work. t; General Repairing and Sobbing will be con- ' tinued. All work guaranteed. :'C'CCE ItORS TO JOHN KN ,`:. .':.;N. rat T. Mr. D. Puncirnan it the only tarn a t.hor!v' to'rollect payments c;'Iire receipts en 1. half of the late dein of [Dant imam .t' Co.. a;,, 'all persons indvb.,--1 are rl.tashad to gov.:, themselves a waitua::. .. SE: 'III LI -n. i're;.Gr.ur. ,VELI. c C_ C arriages Province of Ontuuri° Directory ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT FOR 18e`_-1642,_ TO HE PUBLhHED iN NOYEMSER 1•-i reach of all. Try it and he convinced. P• *0,2,0. all chemists keep it in 23 and150-cent - h ,tale, a'1 - .%111'31,"!•), \ u:.,:.ren ei :1.,• e •. ANCHOR L `NE. 1. -Ni Fiat 3T.1T1•:1 MAIL STE..I_`.I]RS *nil every-atnrd:iv. - NEW W YORK. TO 1I•A'liulC CABINS, .,a0 to VIA '1 ELI AGE aylr These "traol0rsdonot e a rytart le. ep''31": • t1„ request ipf ler. nt, r.. •ate ProrInc' "• . 1'. *!t t •1?.l`'' 11 P:11. i!I1!'u TVit1-, .1* • •,.! 0:rectory : li•.l.Ot. ti11 eZC_ ORDER. ...all JOBBING 17 41e a nth Vie. ,111..1 and at Resa- Lr, exam!nc /rictus. north., -!ng eist•wL:tre. 8a J_ STOP Y, \ •: l• �TNii. GRAND C-�E .RING SALE , a ";lir? ' �' ` 1 A-......� ti Bi simess Directory Bc ,. C e � ., 1 -- ts ,d ISI\, Z at Ee0440. t i ' .} •a,•:rn •,f I '" 4Lessand Isdfceaional men in ti, " \1; . ?1 ,•n I,e,. •ties''•/. . ....rm. and ,.,.tow of tantario. waft . I,- ,,...•: ,t : r vin or Erni Class.Eeci E. - ._sea Directory 1 a, \I .- 1 t I' t, n n t, r, r .\meal, a. t+ 1 `l 1 1 I 1 1 ` loragn'sa lots il: a in.-. t 'hd"g'•1 \ !Ind 1 ( 1 thF ,r1n;e .nf�raiutrut.t';•., tclvid iv/elamtpi! MONTREAL. 1 I 11 Illi OT 1i t 11 I 1 , CITY OF v .11��LA� 1V 1 .111 _ li �iII�1.11 ;u Hk:vUdR.u)t 11a.aT.au>,. i 14.rw Ll�e. l),esiA. N. V. Or to mi{:a. F:. t\'.\I:\t u' K. :14a4111.xk. 1: -1 ._ at et Ooieri' 1. •.,n t•ar.' an'1 tl t:•.... M`••otwed On • 11'11. •to.1 1 1:a....1 Directories Of a t. , 4.. th', work., Subscribers n t' ,w tfIliky 44. l • toO. Term. of A4- v 0, ,t 4,1.114" 14.14..," 1t;h)n apZ lic.ttlon. Record of the LYMAN Barb. , .i"H\ LOVELL t 80\ \ IA."1! ()N`I'll Montreal. Dec. HIM 1401416tr.. 1760 • flit -f ':IAL",1W.1NUl.I, THE "LY'?.2AN" Four -Barb Wire Fencing M.'S -MEAL t;1 E. H.4MILTt,N."N T. t INCIKS.i11. o11ii +YHA4'1'sE. N. 1. I,.l\•M:\1'')1:T IOW.\. .1+n EXCELLEAICEaad S'JPERIORITY unr „'' r•nmprtNor,. Tip Cheapest & Best Fescii EXHiB:TI' •\it. •nr W ORI.D. v.lop atld;u nae '•, 19 8441arw•: 1.:1, '5 In flex 1". end 4 aria.!.. else that our trade mark, "LvtrAI BARIL. 1. M"neuled nn reek reel. At v ,to (wage. scald for prIce3 and etrculare to R. w. 114 Iiatlztr llnderfeb. 10)VI. 1f)A' 8.4 RR iriRl': FPYf •F: ro., 1:7? Om. Afa 31 ern!, Carpet Weaving • new Pw'ern+and t.eae 'Warm. DINING -ROOD CARPETS Previous t. Steck takin . My Stas :s La;geanrl well -as :rtes, and GREAT BARGAINS ,will be given. TiEIle,MS - WM. CAMPBELL. ':'.'lens/ ..1:,:' 13, 1.;41 The only Medicine that successfully purifies the Blood, acts upon the Liver, Bowels, Skin and Kidneys. while at the same time it allays Nervous Irritation. and strengthens the Debilitated System, perfectly and speedily curing Biliousness. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, Consti- patior, Headache, Rheumatism, Dropsy Nervous and Gen- eral Debility, Female Complaints. Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, and every species of Chronic Disease arising a•om Disordered Liver, Kidneys. Stomach. Bowels or Blood. THE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING TONIC IN THE WORLD. ,smote Houle. 10r. T MILIORN & ca_s6uf. AGENT$. 1000811. ■esetar Mise. $I.tM Mn, freeform -3 VI arm reit err i. s safe. tore and *fret -tool destroyer M wells in &Wren e. Pm., -c .• 'rt t 'r Si er.. 1 rrewtew . tiro On„t.'1*' Dee. ..sass• •r '"mo ass °n '.ishan►- .. r '1 s,', It ny .e*wr.' %% nun. i211.4. ,