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THE HURON sEGYAL, FRIDAY, MAY It 182.
P06t'8 Q,UIll61'. table, while tears attxxd m his eyes.
Maesttag flews Mm Preload. I very tine, but et erything looks spotless
sod bright. The chairs have 'u
__- - "It's the first time I've been treated like The cable brings startling Haws from
particular plaeas, and any body feels
Leal aasrsrea's �Iea ea a geutlawaa fur yoara 1 wasn't atwa7s Ireland iu the .rued sass runatiru, at at liberty W draw the sofa out whop it
rr ruta♦ma eraanutsw i like this --maybe you won't believe ilea, JubIII, .,u Saturday aveutug, td tb. pleases him. There is tit: primness about
tears beer thought my last summer's dream', `but 1 lived in rs gust a bouts as thio newly -appointed Chief Secretary for Ira- the place. 1'. is a 1ova.y home -place
Irl e a rarutar "clueing -out clay,"laud, Earl Cavundtsh, and of Uudt•r 84a' for indulgence and repose. That is the
wiadtlg5 rem
t disuuar.ging masusmet 1 twee, and owned it, tun, 'Teas drink did rotary Burke. Oen need not be sur find of a hews that Is needed; a room
CCtameed ins to old clothes, 1 say. it, Miss --it all came front that --drink. prised to hear lea oceurranee nes created kind efia the freedom of bacheauroom
ranee they are, worn and%aimed uut and tat- � and the excesses that go with it. I IUUUUI1/a cull iudisuaut cxcIto iueut with the eft relining influuure of WO-
ld
teted• don't kuuw when I've asked a blessing, thruugghuut lievat Britau,. Lord tai- msii. The fatal urrur that is sty fre-
(As gas bed and the cases and tie dour, Cyan went to Ireland es the repro; quently wade, is to mistaking so fen
While min.luts, rather rakishly flattered, 1 or said a prayer before, but this -seemed wnG►Wvo el Mr. Gpwlst"ue's p,uhcy pickle pphito pr res fat' the soft relin-
ing soefable near on the floor. I te taks nue back to the time when 1 wa+t auwerty and couciliati nl, rod it t, Po-
mo
a- ing influenlxt.
There's my welt j lace still eucered nub fa- 1 a Christian gentleman- 1 began W culiarly distressinz and outrageous that
vo it - drink for my health, and then I was like the envoy of peace ahuuld have been an The It* question pucka more hope-
voile -
a fortune, and turned onto fraud:
one going down hill 1 couldn't rWp, countered by the pointer( of the sawasm• fol, cud seams se though Mr. (iliuletone
But 1 wore it that night at the Travers', Assasaivatlen is detested by every uo were going to adept the course advueat-
Wittoal daamd with the sweutrumahroad. I had a younb wife and two beautiful sole wind, sud the tutburat of indigos- ed by Mr. Iltakd in the Course a 11u) •
Hero's s bunting, a sane br.etded; 1 children, but the thought of thein cuuld tion against those who have had to de of C°131"1"16'la what speaking emu Jl1
Hems a nuts' clo.h, made up rather plain; only hold me back fors time. An uncle with this dastardly deed will be full of Costigati a resolutions.
And the old muslin, looking au faded. -a very rich reran -used to plead with vehemence, but nut wore so than the .. -_ •
me but I would only listen in silence
`and go back to the old ways as bad as
ever. Oh ! if there is a devil, Miss --
and I du believe there is -he had me
bound hand and foot. 1 don't wauli to
be helped -1 had got w low as that, and
when my uncle offered to give me ten
thousand dollars if I would keep sober
for five years, I just laughed in his face,
and told hint if he should offer eye ten
tames ten thousand dollars 1 couldn t
stop. Well, it killed Minnie -she was
a delicate little woman, anyhow - then
her people took the cnildren, and the
saloon -keeper my house, and, well, here
I am what you see me -racked with
rheumatism, -Id faint with hunger.
Some day," ht..e his voice sank aluwat
to a moan, they'll find my dead body in
the ditch, and bury it like a dog's, that'll
be the end..
"_;o, no !" cried Angie "not the end.
Oh, think of the after life. Hew'date
you go so unprepared ?
Her energy startled him into life.
He raised his dull .-yea and hacked at
her.
"How can I help myself"
"Oh, it's never too late while life
lasts," cried Angie. "Stay here, and
we' will watch over you. My father is
a good man, and we will help you."
The tramp looked at 'ler incredulous- i
ly fee a moment. then et the table, then
bent over and smelled of the violets.
tt•hen he raised his head his expression
was that of a little child.
"I'11 stay," he said, earne.•tiy. "Oh,
do help nye :"
They did help hint -working aS' only
Christians can work for an immortal
s••uL The poor old man was led to true
repentance, and fought a gallant tight fur
his soul but the wasted body could en-
dure little. He died before the snows
came, holding Angie's hand and gazing
into her eyrie. Just before he sunk
away he sini:ed brightly, pointing up-
ward, then nodded his head with a fer-
vent "Thank you, it's all right now !"
attd was gone to his account. -Church
and Home.
t is silly. I know, to remember.
But some thoughts are so loath to go,
Yet 111 be twenty-three next September.
And a girl can't wait always you know.
Well life is pet•uliar and puzzling.
But I don't find much game an the hunt.
But 1 always will keep that new muslin
With the strawberry strain down the .'.0 t.
ANGIE'S TRAMP.
Medicines takeu into the Atowath in
ceuceotrat.d lune such as Pilo and
Powders, ..re most injurious. The great
substitute fur these aauseuua little Calo-
mel pills is Dr. Carson's Stomach sad
Constipation Bitters. They cleanse the
bowels, stimulate the Liver and Kid•
neys, nett cure all atumach diw,rders,
such as Dyspepsia and Ind,gtstkh nasn
large buttes at 50 cents y ,
agent.
rase And with such au aggreasivr big stale.
1 remember the lase time 1 wore it.
At that picnic where we taught trout.
And 1 caught on a thorn buaki and tore it.
And of course all the shirring Genie out;
And to finish the wreck niore completely,
Tom McCrary, the blundering old dear.
must needs upset* his berries discreetly -
The avalanche struck me just herr.
Poor Tom: in far-off Celorado
some He's at work, in gully or diteb;
But it never will prove El leirude
Ton isn't the kiud to get rich.
And should he return dear old fellow.
With his limited income int:reseed.
I've certain 1'd be sero and yellow.
And he would be forty at least,
davian da John Colton, a sailor on the schooner
fie should guard, however, against
sweeping, and therefore unjust, esu Canada, of St. Catharines, fell Event aloft, sures 1'he peolJe of Ireland west netfracturing the base of his skull. He died
two hour afterward:.
be indiscriminatingly coudeu.ned because
of the misdeeds of one or of a few. The
A GFNTLExA� Ani div, write+ : "I
people of Ireland are not all criminate, l
as some sewn to think. There is as lit-
tle ordinary crime in Ireland as in Eng-
land. As for thn Land League, we be-
lieve it will be found that neither it nor
its leaders are responsible fur this occur-
rence. There are desperate uteu in Ire-
land, as there are in every country, bet
the Land League programme is not their
programme, and Irish leaders of the Par•
nell stamp are not suflicientty violeut to
be their leaders.
Doubtless there will be renewed out
cry against Mr. (lladateee s ;p,uhey of
Irish conciliation. "If old Beaconsfield
had been at "the helm" they will say,
"he would have mon down these trial/
agitators with "grapeshot before this:"
It is Mr. Gladstone's glory that he has
not done so. His policy of conciliation is
nut woug, and this assassination, while
profoundly to be denounced and regrett-
ed, dues not prove anything whatever asj'
the right or wrung of his p•dicy Assass-
ination may take place uuderany policy.
The difficulties of Governuteut do uut
decrease as the world grows older. The
Inah•prublem is by no weans the least
difficult, ant it is to be deep:y regretted
that it should be complicated afresh by
this crime and inexcusable aasaeeinatiun
at Dublin. -London Advertiser.
SEEGMII LEP.
Chilled Plow
._AND-
AGRIGULTURAL WORKS. ,
,Sit Catherines Nurseries,
AFTER 4 SEASON'S TRIAL.
e1AMES HEAIpE'S
Condensed Fire Kindlera
are tee bele in use, doing away with coal uii
ven
minutes. t longl eo ughto Ignite tont ll burn wool
Thyare
l
They arc nuri.e from the beet serer reale and
will out suit ladies' lauds. Sold at
TWENTY CENTS PEI' HUNDRED.
No difference In prireor quality.
%Tian' ed Beale.
Maker and seller, (ndetich.
flat fns purehased the Uoderlcb Foundry KiTAnl.1+Ht:p 1� ire l(i•
ase lining the premises for the manufactur
of t'it11.S.ttlip�l.0\1'Sand AOkICt'LTl'RA •_,-
IMPLEMENTS. un a large scale. Mill Work
General Repairing cud Jobbing will he eon prat inti fully teatcd
tin uevl.
work
.;.. g�`a'lu� MOORS S EARLY & BRIGHTON
f^i
tunriman iI the only man authorize
a A ve ra•rlptr un be
two new grape*. 1111.hhr.ltatineoe wiUt &dense my
ppointed.to tilMOORE'S EAgIrRLYll is the bbe dee
very early black grape 7 rt below in Canada.
It has etuod thirty titterers
•
BRIGHTON Is a delicious rel grape, ripening
just after Moore's Early. T1.cy are Doth large
in bunch and berry, and !cry productive. 1
will mail both to any redress. postpaid, to.
receipt of 21. or either fur til. -(gents *ant-!.
heartily thauk you for the great ,oup 1 Mr. U. t•
gg11
have gained through the eseol} our w'••1 t°alf ut ihr'ialeettrwauf Itilacitusn d! (o., an
derful rejuvenator, 4.0111'11 ne Meek.e I all persons indebted are reuuestet to goer
Medicine. l tuft• restore.l--feel ' themsrtv,.a accutdiagl).
like a yuune her .e.o, the u Proprietor.
meet in nuoiher column.
ase S. SEEOMILLEIL
ng volt. 1' 1 dvertist
Such an exquisite t orning ! The air
laden with sweet ecer:ts and sounds --the
grass with gems of dew -drops. Angie
sat at her vine -wreathed window, chin
upon hand, attempting t„ read, but
t.e., .. •euty about
her. tO ee.w.y. A quaver-
ing voice below arrested her attention,
and brought her thoughts, with a sud-
den jar, to earth again.
"Please, Miss, I'ln hungry."
Angie lo•,ked dow.t.
'A tramp :' she thought, impatiently,
then aloud, "Haven't you had any
breakfast ?"
"No,'ut, nor supper last night, and
only apples and turnips for dinner. I
am hungry. .And, as if newly aroused
to the fact, he crossed his arms over his
empty stomach and leaned over upon
hia staff.
Angie leaked at hint again, less impa-
tiently.
"What a dried up; wlzenod little man
he is ." she thought, "I do believe he is
hungrybut-a tramp ?"
She rose, shut her book witi: a sigh,
and ran lightly down the at:: re He
stood where she had left him, as solemn,
a- ;,.!tient as ever.
"Step around to the side door," she
said briskly, "and I'll give you some=
thing."'
He stuttered a word of thanks, and
shuffled slowly around the house. An-
gie met hint upon the square porch, and
set out a chair for him. He accepted
it, slowly and stiffly lowering himself
into it.
"There's no !neat," said Angie, "but
can give you plenty of ages and milk.'
His dull eyes brightened.
"Oh'. Miss, that just suits me; milk
and eggs :•' and he chuckled to himself
like a pleased child.
Angie soon reappeared with a email
table, upon which she proceeded to ar-
range with delicate nicety a bowl of
fresh milk, seine boiled eggs in da.zeling-
ly white shells, and a few slices of fine
bread. She could do nothing other
than daintily, and when she had placed
the dishes to her satisfaction, she disap-
peared for a m„nient, and soon returned
bringing a small vase of English violets.
A MARVEL OF INGENUITY.
Waal a slates Ges-Mau of Waterloo Slade.
For the last three or four years there
has lived and quietly pursued his daily
w.,rk, unknown and unnoticed amongst
us, a German immigrant, who has in his
leisure hours completed a work which is;
at ease a marvel of ingenuity and' a
monument of patient later. His name
is Schmidt, and he is a bookbinder by
trade. On Monday evening last a dozen
ec
or sof the gentlemen of the town were
invited by him to call at his house and
witness an exhibition of the result of
several years labor and Study. Shown
into an upper room we waited a few
momenta before a curtain which had
a miniature stage, perhaps two and s
half feet high to its floor, and ten to
twelve feet wide. When the curtain 1
rose, the land of Palestine, with the
city of Jerusalem, the temple, and many
of the scenes of Christ's life appeared in
carved and properly colored workman-
ship before us. Shepherds stood watch-
ing
their flocks disporting on the green
turf, the river Jordan was seen, its bil-
lows rising and falling. thruugh the
feathery palms, Jacobs well and the
women were there At a signal, the
machinery was set in motion and far off,
among the distant hills could be seen
the procession of the Eastern sages corn-
ing, led by the star to the place in the
foreground where the cradled Christ
('are et the Stands.
A well -formed hand, white and edit,
with tapering fingers and polished uails,
is $ rare gift; but where nature has de-
nied those possessions it is easy, by
proper attention, to give at least soft-
ness and delicacy of appearance to the
hand and improve the symmetry of the
nails. An exchange recommends the
wearing .f kid or soft leather gloves at
every opportunity, light being prefer-
able on account of the unctuous sub-
stances with which they are prepared,
although not so healthy, and the appli-
cation of a warm bran poultice once a
week. They should be washed in tepid
water, as cold water hardens and pre-
disposes them to roughness and chaps,
while water beyond a certain heatmitkes
then! shriveled and wrinkle. in drying
them they ought to be rubbed with a
moderately coarse towel, as frinction
always producee -a aoft and polished
ivory appearing surface. The soaps to
bo prefe Ted arelsuch as are freed from
She had leughod and half hesitated alkaline impurities. The beauty of the
w#ten she took them frgnt her Daven-
port.
"How ridiculuug !" for a tramp. I
don't taro, Ill do it. Poor man ! he has
had little enough sweetness in this
world. Let me show him what refine-
ment means. for once,'
She placed the violets upon the little
nails depends on the treatment they re-
ceive. They ought to be cut in a circu-
lar form, and the tvhite'ted portion at
the root, neat the vessels which supply
the nail with nutriment for its growth
and preservation, should be always
visible. When the nails :ire disposed to
break, some simple pomade should lye
table, then ,delicately seated herself up- frequently applied and salt freely itself
on the upper step, half turned away- its the daily (lice
she dare not leave him alone with the
[spoons ! But to her surprise he did not
immediately fell to, with a clatter; and
constrained by curiosity, she glanced up.
impossible ! Her tramp had bared his
head, and with meekly folded hands was
asking a whispered Messing upon the
food. She stared in amazement, and
:actually flushed at the thought of her
unworthy suspicions. Soon he raised
his head, tisk np the vase and smelled
off the violets with a look of intense,
delight upon his small, pinched features,
then, with supreme satisfaction, he took
a slice of hr• a 1, broke it (faintly into
the milk, and ate, without vnlganty,,,
though with all the ardor of a half stare:
i d man.
Angie dropped her heed anal though,
"He has seen better days. Ii m
I treated him decently, and en glad 1
thought at the violate. Fever old attires !
whatever brought him to this par r'
He seemed g&lnrntt to disk* bee
thoughts; for after a little he said, ma-
ll,
"Miss,
oft-ll"Miss, I can never f.rrget all this..
.+eing his hand neer the tempting little
JACDISWL
F'OA
910 BUILDERS.
K IN T Ai L BRICK YARD.
i A (want 113 of god white brick on gaud an
for sale at r. *+unable ratts.
The 'other Fiber is now carryingon the brick making business at the Kintail kilns, and will
give all order. which way he erns him tb
most prompt ur:cution. The brick is of find
class quality, and the terms are reasonable
Address
JOHN K. McGREGOR,
Kintail
. J
heirD
s to ennonnce to received
public that he has
EDI(
Just
RUEUNATISN,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lu nbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, StreH-
-ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and al/ other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals Sr. Jarmo OIL
in a safe awe, .(.a}te and cheap External
Remedy. A trial entails but (11.pely
trtal outlay of :0 Coats. and *eery
...suffer-
ing :gth pale can hays cbeap and po1lUv• pros.(
of I. (lake
Directions to =lens Legisag-.
SOLD BYALL D B EDDELLEB8
IN NZDIOINE.
A. VOGiELEit & CO..
Ji.ilM.r.r Md., U. a. A.
ALLANLINE
Garden Seeds,
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY, GLAS-
GOW.
WINTER SERVICE
SAILING FROM
LHAIJF HALIFAX
left their gifts and vrended I
EVERY SAT-
lay. At length they arrived, made their SHORTEST SEA ROUTE. Intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
their way back till lost sight of among
the distant hills. In like manner, fur
nearly two hours, scene after scene of
the Saviour's life was depicted and en-
acted by puppet figures, with It ina'vel-
eus realism that reminded seine of the
spectators of the w ender:ul Passion •HALIFAX. PORTLAND or HOS ION. to
Play Bit the finest „f all was the LIVERPOOL.
$100 RETURN.
last dread scene of Calvary. The lightn-
ing flashed, the thumper relied, the rocks es cOnside I'ooner, Under saloon.)
graves,
hef
fell shattered •,re our e} -es, aves, till then unnoticed, open in ar-
-v _Tiger. l'?, BgILIZTC3-8 :
ious places, the sheeted dead st.n,tl up Polymid i tttoston G a. x1.) 310r.: nth, Halifax
and the veil of the temple was rent from Perttvtaa, Yortlanterepril Rth, lfalitrx, Apri
top to bottom exhibiting within the 'so µyo,;nn, Poston :, p. m.1 April 13th, Hal -
mercyPlaces, the sacred vessels. :std the ifnx, t:en, •ire.
mercy sea'. S�'ores , f (!her scenes in tercasa'au. Peruser',. April SOth, Halifax.
which
Ap til :2nd•
the have
no s life were a.ri a tow a Suffice
Part.ian, Roston to p. me April th, Italifax,
we have no space 'te!et'ibr. Suthce it :oat
to say that the man wtio+'ccs,:d carve out ' S*mAprilrattan. Ph.orticnd, Stay tt,i• Halifax May
these hundreds of tigvres, principally Fortbth.i..hcieandevery information apply t
with a i;irk knife and a little c' ut•ed 11.-\R5!STBONG.
mature, is n nlechauieal genius of nn or• i -heti, Montreal Telegraph
dilyary sort. Wtth Herr Schmidt 'the eset-3m. Offlec Galerieb
work has been truly- a 1a':r.r of love; in a'; -' -- ---_41.------ --
sense a religious w, r He has given 1
LOWEST RATES.
Steerage Passengers are booked to London,
Cardin Bristol. Queenstown. Derry. Belfast.
Galway and Gla -Bowe at same ratty se to
Liverpool
$50 CABI,
tit all kinds.
D W. BEADLE,
ST. CATHrgIA/N, Oat.
1•trle•3IIt
V I C K's
Illustrated Floral Guide
Per 1809 Is a. Elegant i..s .r 1:)e rases.
awe game
than Wee ILnra*I..w oes of f the cel ,ford rl
ers, Plants and Vegetable*, ant lode. tions for
growing. 1t is handsome enough for the ('en-
tre Tabe or a Holiday Present, Feud on your
name and Poet (flue address", with 10 cent*.
and f will send you a copy. postage paid. Thr»
Is not a quarter of its cwt. It is printed in
both Engtiah and German. It you afterward,
order seeds deduct the to ctn.
ulcer's IMMO* are the best In the world.
The Eton**. GUI:E will tell you how to get
and grow them.
Ykk's Plower and Vegetable Garde.. Ira
rages, 6 Colored Plates, '00 Engravings. Fur
50 Cents in paper corers . S1.00 in elegant cloth.
In German or English.
se -
Pages, a ('olored Plat iu eterynu be and
many fine Engravings trice 111.1.S a year:
rive Copies for 1.1.00. Specimen Nurnberg
sent for 10 cents; 1 trial copies lot 13 cents.
Address.
J.ttlIL* S WK. R.eiestler. yf•
i & angor Seeds
Of all kinds and at bottom pri.ws. Also a
eery large stock of Arlt class
ADAM f1'ALkEIi, 11 Tavistock, Onta-
rio, writes, in February. IS68, that after
trying, many Cough and Lune remedies
for a severe cold which he has suffered
with for three years, he procured At.
Lt'i'e Leen Batetew and wax Irving mueli
benefited by it. in a letter still later.
he said his night sweats were all ;;one
and he w is rapidly recovering -his ap-
petite was much better and he felt like comturtably in the arm fila and rest
•nes heels on the rnantle prince would
a new man ►,i heathenish in the extreme. What it
-. --ee. --- I wanted is less (nock p,rirtmees. Stier seem
awee.rat♦ttw tae be ('cared. I solid comfort. We !tate w •: �r 1111.115
e ea mem inw•hichrd. gt-eo,lecall un•
p f h 1Ea 182.
s
gloat study to t.;.• g+!t in . the r 'T : Baeyer 3 Magazine■
¢spiels, and has it all in melte n- ver- r
bathe, -'tt• lot
..
:• Hero. ILLVl3TR11T.
i.r and (.raiser. .,� - eerie:l, always goo 1. always Im-
prottag. -1 ttam.rK F'RANCI. AuAtttt�� r.
To the frac', liberal, a:t-.e:.., and Bo- Ilnry'a.1fn(insin .the ttioat 1s,Itcalal° IHna-
yCrated periodical In the wnrhl. LegirrsNga/xty
heniian mind, it 1+ ?tui .y ip alhng, the fourth t olnme with the December Nmwber.
&lumber of houses that a: c deltberately 11 repo xnh. went 1s abeam in American Iltere-
ture and art: and its marked success in Eng -
turned inti private 11 risol.s through a Isnd where it has already a ,:ircnbtiow larg-
o - - - ' s er than that of any English magazine a' the
ferns hie•' ri yonlf 17ame r ns ran meg in r, 'r
voloMen for MEd will
sequence of everything haring to he In e1'''ry reepet•t suryass their pechseeseore.
just so. To throw .,neself .•n the etabor- 11ARPER'S I'ERIf7DiCALS.
atel t soda Iti`h ne.. 1)( is ,,e -
would be secrilidge. To t'.ir.g r ne.elf
mere -
false lean .•t A1•. if1e.' 31,,nee , c .•
with a 1 tt i h hen.;
GROCE RIES.
to u t- 1 1 h 1 r i, ern t o the
moat eminent writ,•r+ and art lets n( timet brittle:
yet no culnfntt is derived (foie it in cur.- tarn Th.• forthanniwg
y gO ftp n h ,
Ia Call chest -cable climate of olio y t t
every die ohould n•member this Dr. 11: West!, is a I,lesacl c,eme:lt. it ie ti11-
M'istaa'a BSealetry WILDCRERR\' ilat I el w141gnnshiteasl4 the 'meet% of Aar.
proton iiaelf to 1 ,. * p.;sitive cure for 1 era. Whmit t it retl mat wean
eg111111111ption• asthma, oachitis, and and throws o overeat and hat without
all Heppe iiisosees It hies *weir t+e lives hooking to see what be w'mes of theta.
even after all re•pe had tied.
Nagy of our moat tntelltRent families
would as Poon be without wooloa *th-
ief iR winter, as to not base Wlster's
Maissiat always nn hand, for it never
teas 10 immediately relieve all e..rtnesa
elm threat and lunge. A single dues taken
at bed tune will geatl7worm the Mnodl.
Ams refresb.ag Mem r, and by mown.
ing an ordinary cough or cold will be and opens parcels and letters. dropping
gen... Ask your druggist and year them on the lkwtr. no the tenet %Muni
frauds cenceating the meat of Wietar's place far them. .1 girl'* work lies neat a
Ilsleam, and be wise. f,0 cent. and *1 dainty basket heaped with bright cre•
a Mottle iJold 1,v dealer-, imerallv eels and sill Nothing in the r..,,m is
many
There is a broad table ea the how.
strewn with papers, 1Agiettnes, womalt'a
work, with a litter of me leaves drop- yt
ping over them like a central vase.
There is a wide ...fa. . f th. lays
of the Georges fresh coveted in chintz, 1
with ferns and hate hells for totems.
and a tired arae pee den these with a
great nuftled pill•'w tinder his shoulders
Per Year:
'htl;- .leg�A[Z�,INF.
rrAR!"!.R'S lIARAR..
Tile THREE: above publications
Ary TWO above named
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
AIIPEICS 3fAtiA7iNF: i
ARPY:itt+ 1'ttl'NO I'EOt'i,F: , \ OD Ha* great )trst*s 1s_ fall atng a
ABI'EF:'� F'ItANI(LiN iit)l'.\kF: 11- mane Mr arts /��eI assren
AHARRY, one dear i .2 Nuntbersb, 10 b s icinityr. that she has *net the sole right
I aefayefereof riff relyr^Airre As the 1'n fled sad t+rivIlege to ttWeF�liltsragM snip
)Stolt* or Canada.
1 t ilei
l OD
I 00
6 MRS. WARNOCK
TEAS
A speciality.
13 VAR•IETITS ON HAND.
t
25, 40, 50, 60, and ?5c. Per Lb.'
6 lbs. For $1.0055
T i yThez-x�._
1 hate just revered the lariiest stock of
Crockery, Glassware. and Chinaware ever
offered in (ioderich, alt at bottom prices.
Please call and get my prices before purchas-
ing. and save your money.
o; •posed largely of powdered Lina or nen-
cease LstbeSESTandCHEArESTlubrtca-
tor, In the ern/id-the BEST benzene noose
not than', but Gama a highly polished ser
raoo over tee arils, reducing friction and
lightening the draft: tt•• CHEAPESTbo-
7.1,0150it omits NO MORE then in$srior
brands, Ind on. box wit do the work of
two or any other snake. AnsweTS as Y
tor HarveaU r t. ):lit Gearing, 1 Meshing
Ha -
chines. ('ora-Ptantem (arrfaecs Haggles
etc., as !Jr Wagons. GUARANTEED to
0antsie NO Petroleum. Sold by all dealers
1V (air Twee,: rprlopeiia ,1 Thfags Worth
1Cleuremi rn Vied free.
i�IIICA MANUFACTURINOCO. i
223 Hudson/It., Hew Yore.
Cleveland. O. and Chicago. 1:1.
SAMUCL FOCERs & CO. jprentO,Ont.
.7•• -its tor ten wetntnion.
CANNED GOODS LUMBER.
.,f all L!n•iv.
G. Ha OI.d=
THE SQUARE.
UNCLE
TO
The Great Cleansing Fluid.
The Totowa of the,! egezi$Phegin with me
p� �lgg M lase and •ember of ~hew.
peps � �. It win be wttbe•
t
new
MN entree le bugle with
is Mallise.
well tie�us'Ei jj @spewrs ref
ptt
Howie
purl-home,
i �ggt��
fosses. for r ttWet en ILA AlP • krilalt
AnalylSwt eat ( � j� ajl (so ..
inettatlre. frena J
rot. town, !'loth. NAS.
Peedttarree should be ,rade by Peet (Mee
M2o*ey Orders r I at. to *voidrept (+sin�cee ooff IOW..
rs! f herr t the .ry+vess all er AA RPOu E
Addr •At*PVR eIRIPSTIMMIt.
Yew Vert
I)R. LUCYAN'S
CLEANSING & RENOVATING
FLUID,
for re greo r d soil from, anytbiesf
sal •sv11taint
tis Same tabr,c to the
ensreset areas.
No or 1f the goods lore hems saturated
wxb oil, grease of dertersay tae K ciao,
tors trilling oast. as mob is leek M hvdse
D ew. It leases 8/1
the color. that wee
of water. Ns needle
where else to have
ended when ft Mie
the rest, in your our
t1',tttN(lt'K:" Millinery
ltnrelltr`r, `+e end eee ter
HEMLOCK, ELIA, BASSWOOD, &C.
IN
BOARDS, PLANK; SCANTLING and
.IOISTS.
BILLS CUT , TO ORDER.
CUSTOM WORK DONE.
ARCHII:.tLD HODGE,
-ase milt. iyunlop P. 0.
WEDGE A. HAYNES
t'aw mil!. it Sbep"ardtnn P. 0.
uANCIA('T('!MD iC TOIIONTo.
,d1 permanent, sure cure toe Dtme.aie,
.It�1)1*-
d Uncal t et the Ratan"
Madder
I�k111rI1ru��0/�r1,
IrEcru Dalai
W t.
Ned teatimowfa:bi t as be *Waisted
tree.
Pad, MA armee Ded-wed
rgisA ldpal Fe
for
,»e
Note Asn!M •
W. T. Bray. Winslaws: John a. Teaaset
ALS Lwespw. ►)r Mitt H. Msrtyn, 111. 1).
Int: 11 atm A• Co. Clinton; J. R. ft*
• O. 11. Hewsnr, HspLMb1: A. A
Fi.0 The ('rat sal Drag More
Jark.na. HeMM1l• Not. Jobe
Rree Vele; Lamaism It
Haalkes
$72 ;1.7'..f.,-.41:„(1' V:0'11164"
err Or toe Augusta. Nein,
1IM•tfa
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