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'111E HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1881.
Vie Poet's tomer.
• Wise 1. mer nada e.
One of us Ma►--
Set esr-
W Walt he • bid with • marvellous
Aed case a band,
a bwleg este as It tees for the spirit 1 and
Dothan which' este
One of ss
Best
W Ill stand at otter's rose tier,
Awl look sad weep,
While these iambi, Ups strange silent keep
Darltug, which Mei
Una of us, dear -
Hut elm -
Hy en ops glue will drub • tear
Aad hsmew•rd Ku,
The anguished waabared grief to know -
Darilmg which cul
ODe of us, darling. It must be,
It may be you wUl slip from met
Or perhaps ay life tray ameba dose;
Which osel
Fun mea F3ncU.
It a two-wbesled vehicle is a bycice,
sed • three -wheeled • taycholc, it doses
not follow that the one wheel is an icile.
It is • wheelbarrow.
Long, piloted fluter -nails aro fashion-
able among wumoa, but they will never
be popular with married men.
When a teal gets so lazy that starva-
tion itself weal drive him to work, you
will usual! Sid hiss running for office
on the woe�tiaRssn'm ticket.
A nips judge, whoa asked why he had
allowed a totally unnecessary female wit-
ness to take the stead and testify, said:
"I know that it was not necessary, but I
saw that she had a new bonnot and wet
striving to show it."
Car wheels, washbowls, and even
bricks are wade of paper. Now why
don't souls towurkand mikeleeth-
er • crust l It
woo
to ma. be lee
hoick, Mem iM
fa, a at. 1 tied' leen 'Um*
j it r .s tat band,, aqd a hp*
man with to *tailed mailed
just askel the q On, "What is $
boom t" whoa the sail swung rowed,
k nocktit r, les tba howeeeppsati The
ski , r, ee ,. ' TWA a
in a
his
"Y
you pat 1.. Iy ST --"ifs lila you
are, saiS,t .S sly," was the imply, "or
you weld ba wearing • smock frock,
too.
"I feel I am growing old." says the
lady mincingly W her gueab, "for really
1 am beginning to lose sety heir." (Of
course she ham bushels oaf it, and it is
Mack as a raven's wing.) "Then, ma,"
exclaims her little child, with the inno-
cent frankness of in i;ocy, "why don't
you lock up the drawer when you put it
away at night f"
"Mamma. dear,' sill a New Haven
just in the flush of early woman-
hood, "I have mein ling to tell you,
( ;eorge has proposed sod I hive accept-
ed.' "My child, I ownnutthink of your
thus disgracing yourself. George is not
a suitable match for you. Beside, this
would make him as one c,f the family
and he would pay no more Herd."
'thus will be seen the incompatibility of
a boarding-house girl falling in love with
me of the boarders.
Now 1. Beaave In $ (.lila•..
What to do in a railway smash-up wee
well shown in the Long Branch accident
by Gen. Grant, whom most marked
characteristic is imperturbability under
desperate circumstances. When a train
leaves tie trash and the car 'aloft bump-
ing on tie ties, passengers are likely to
be long somewhere with great violence.
The head, of metres, is at once the most
exposed and the meet vital point, end
the travelers should immediately grasp
some thing witk both hands to break
the violence of the fall. This was what
(:en. Grant did, as thus described by J.
E. Scott, City Clerk of Jersey City, who
sat behind the general: "I knew the ear
was oQthe trash and had not Mede un
my Bind wbat(Ito do abadt it, whit ilea.
Graft Est flip g;gdligteoping down in the
aisle grasped the iron work of the seat
en each side. I said to myself, "old
man, your head is level, if you are •
general," and I got up and followed his
example. Hardly had I changed my
position when thg wt' Rive a lurch te
the right and then Went down wb
seemed to he an interminable distance.
it finally settled into (be water lying on
its. left side. The right side was above
water, awd (len; Greet, poking out the
window, drew himself up and climbed
' ut of the cis."
• Tory blew.
The Nen is law to admit that Mr.
;Mowat has not modestly owl his power
in distribution patronage: but surely no
one, esw em us1"* fist toy Om Fed-
eral Goverwtaent, elpeets the Provincial
Ministry to reward BNB oppweits. 14.
Mowat has volt his pro ilieibhl7genii
and rematria eeeimeaier GoverawSSt.
His c
t hey
ter
could test eamarueI a Cabbie. Oast would
not tall M,lases Of its own �teiAt
evenbogglingly Maiserle is
s eselsei�l Mae, as shows in
the Mika elulisgap le aom-
vert a
'o tank Hill
seds* arldilma BIM=
aIMMO 111
aQ s
tiOR 1e tlllasiti the 4111. -"Mos
veto
Household Hints.
Parrs THAT wlu. Kale. --Dissolve an
owe" e11 Musa t. *1) ovum elf warn wa-
ter. Wheu cold stir an sliest Boer uu-
td the co/amateuoy of cream tbeu_ald as
much powdered mein as you sea lay ua
a ten cent picas and two ur three chores,
Buil until it thickens stirring mu•teut-
lr. Bottle. It will keep a year. Wheu
dry suttee with water.
Htrrt.saasay Pvuniso.-t .f
berries, a pint O.1 water, • cm of sugar
aur half a feu sent l..sf of bakers bread.
Add the wale • and sugar to the fruit
and "ter until tender. Cut the bread
into thin slices and butter them. Into
a deep disb put a layer of the bread,
hee
cover with the hotrr.ts and thus al-
trreate uutil all the bread and berries
ale used. S..t away mod let get oold.
.Terre with it eetened CI r:•.111-
Jawry Oilman - Buil a chicken in
..s little water as poasiblu until the meat
can eae'ly be picked from the bones.
Manage to have about a pint of liquor
when done. Pick the ine,.t fru.n the
bones in fair sized pieces, removing all
gristle, skin acid bone. Skim the fat
ta..nl the liquor, ado art o"...1 butter, a
little pettier and wk, slt.t htlf a i ck-
age of tteiatiu.,. Put the ch . ;eu up into
a mould, wet with add ds'er; ..Leu 'he
gelatine has dissolved pour the li.lu..r
hot over the chicken. Turn .out alien
q doll
Pl. lut:u 114...x. --Boil very tender in
quite .alt e.s',r, skin, slice and place iu
an etlrtht•o 1a.t or *1 y convenient dish.
For cy ry good -sited beet allow a thiu
slice ..f onion, a tablespoonful ..f grated
ho►se-radisk and a half dozen cluves.
Curer with add vinegar. They will not
keep over a week.
CooEiro PHAot-Boil until oder in
very littl; water. ()ruin ofi' the w.ter,
an., for .•vary quart ;old two tablesp.anu-
ful of butt. r, half a tableslwout.ful of
sugar mid • ane .1 salt. Mix (hot- mghly,
sOrniler a fie ui:nutea, add e yup •.t rich
milk to etch (part, heat a.. i se, v,. Chis
will be found t.. I.e very tine if tie leas
ere 11.4 10 . ',l 1.
CHnrren Plectra. --Otte peck of leen
t.,uu►toes, t wo quarts of w.0 di "tit.'ns and
hall a .1 ..:en green ,.ep, peri. reel• n oily
seed. Choq, rola wluratety, ,hon tots..
sprinkling in three teacup els ..f s.lt.
La stand .mer night; in them .r g
drain well an 1 ed 1 a tear -morel ..f .nos-
tarJ a "•d t..e t$Mewlrr,nsfnl ea. -.A of
gruuu.l cloven and ctnuem .n :ut l 'ie
teacupful of grated horse ra lisle. P aur
over galloon of Met vinegar.,
MUTTON arta TOYAT.. PI:. --Butter
the bottom aid sides of a h eking -dish,
cover the b..tt..m with twee; crumbe.asd
with alternate Layer* of aid roast or
boiled muter cut in thin slices and to-
matoes )heeled and sliced. Season each
layer with pe¢pper, salt and bits of but-
ter. Let the last layer be .of totwato.ee
covered with breadcruulbs. Bake three-
quartenri an bout.
Claw t'Ysetsts.i are Bora.
Take an egg out of a neat sea which a
hen bas had her full tune, carefully hold-
ing C. to the ear; turning it around, you
will end the exact spot Windt the little
fellow is picking en the inside of the
shell; this ha will do ental the inside
shell is perforated and' thea the shell is
forced outward as a small scale leaving a
hole. Now, if you take one of the eggs
in this condition from under the hen.
remove it to the house or other suitable
place, put in a bort or nest, keeping it
warm avid moist, as nearthe teuiperatuie
of the lien as possible (which can be
done by laying it between tiro bottles of
warm water upon some cotton or wool),
and lay a glass over the box or nest, then
you can sit or stand, ma is most conven-
ient, and witness the true mod. .per-'
wadi. Now watch the little fellow wont
his way into the world, aid you will be
amused and instructed as we hove often
been. After he has got his „pening he
commences a nibbling motion with the
point of the upper hill on the outside of
the shell, always werkiig to the right (if
you have the large end (4 the egg fr•m
you, and the hole upwards,) until he has
worked his way almost around, say with
one-half of an inch ilk a perfect circle. he
then forces the cap or hitt end of the
shell off, and then has a chance to
st.aighten his neck, thereby loosening
his legshash
forcing th
reneges'
Washington, July Z. -At a meetiug
of the Cabinet to -day the principal topic
of discussion was Brewster's opinion nn
the subject of political assessments, This
opinion was accompanied by a letter
from 43.0 .4.7
'
view% Alt the sussed Menu was
generally discuby 11i t5"e- ra.
The President expressed his views freely
and fully. They were in substance that
no person in any of the Executive
departmentsdeclining to contribute shall
on that account be ssbjeet b. discharge
or criticism, and no attempt to injure
him on this ground be countenanced or
toisrated.
TTas BerWh Lase a.pq Sitesv.
Eva,s%vlt.t.", Ind., Jae. 11, 1882.
I recently had • very diienit case of
C meernptien 1 treated It ht the most
cdsNiGe manner pee irde, set le as ef-
fect; patient grew gradually worse.
Hiaher Iiiipsim up, awl taus last ve•
sort, I deified; msec whet nay wish,
to use a that hed owed one of
mUtamysur-
pass. the to d
a mesh time tam 1 daredo
a soma VIL
y<curvd.
i•
s lrfttlbi/efleeTT ,-
tires, f ane nee it altogether in my
pprraeetties.-[Iwding M. D., Svsusville.
Trial betties free st Rhyme dreg stere.
Large sire $1. Co)
realiggersig-
MllcensRdMR'
aid a "
and for shiYeta tootling
and suhject to bowel emmpiaints, gin
Peogrier's 'street of Wild
Strawberry, the lives of many infants
might be saved that are sacrificed to
deadly drure 2
A w.tk.rsM.lt ar.
"Now, ow. in Bur:iuxtou, where I
live," the jester went am, hastily Weak-
iug ie ea at int paweisme a ..ttempt to
say aossethl'sg, "-here was a woman, a
neighbor of mine, whose husband be-
longed to more lodes and societies and
fratettihw u,l:_.egtaesmai orders and
onions and elute and rites sad teams
and things than the two of them could
eount in a wetk. Why, this man used
to take sem, of his weals at home and
go to bed in regalis. And from force of
habit he used to call his wife 'Worship-
ful lustros ,' a ed he addressed his chil-
dren as 'Junior 1VardLn. and 'Chief
Tosgh Mogul's' and 'Moet Worthy Bas-
hi Basouks,' and other titles. That
watt's children grew to regard the entire
system of secret societies of the United
States as their father. They had a va-
gue ides that they were in some degree
some relation to Solomon, and they told
their cunday school teacher that their
grtu ifather worked en the Tower of
Sahel, and they spoke of Hiram Abiff as
"Uncle Hiram." They believe that
Great Heart was a post commander in
the Great Army of the Republic. And
this man used to go down and pound
the boiler, and hold one corner of the
blanket, and grease the pole and help
heat the pitch nights when there was a
candidate to be aanasinated; and he
watered himself into a dropsy at • Good
Templar meeting, and fermented himself
into a chronic indigestion at Odd -Fel-
lows' suppers, and sat up nights with
sick Grand Army comrades, and visited
Mawonic widows and comforted Knights'
orphands- female- 16 years and up-
w.,rds, and he danced himself into a par-
alysis, and gets his eyes blacked at all
aorta ..f balls, and has a good busy time
..f it, and was considered a capital fellow
hrcaime he had to write 'S.O.O.F.W.,
an.l H.B.G.L., and K().D. tf, and W.2.
R.I.' after his name every time he wrote
s letter or registered at an hot«(. -[Bur
tiingto,. H,.wkeye.
Ter *rve•ee Cough. .e alas Coss 11i Pits,
From A. J. Merrit, of Canton PR.-
Grutlenten- About ten veers a3o, after
having had a severe attack of measles, i
was troubled with *severe cough and was
threatened with coneemption. Myfather
having died at the age of thirty-one with
consumption of the lungs, and my aunt
having been carried offwith the same
aottrplaint,it Beeves to be hereditary in
our family. At the time alluded to, I was
induced to buy a bottle of Da. WteTAZ'S
BAIAAM OF WILD CHEERY, and can my
conscientiously, I believe it raved my
life. I was blaeksmithing at the time,
and often felt pains in toy cheat and
lungs whiok the Balsam relieved. I
cheerfully give this statement, and hope
you may have success with so beneficial
a preparation. 50 cents and $1 a bot-
tle. Sold by all druggists.
A French photographer claims the au-
thorship of an invention that will take
accurate impressions of the motions ..f a
bird in full flight.which is along advance
on photographing a gallnpine horse.
Twelre pictures are taken by this pr..
cele in a second, of which less than one -
fiftieth is used in the actual reception of
impressions. The rest is spent in the
movement of the hand which turns the
instrument to bring several plates suc-
cessively into operation.
Do Not be Received.
In these times of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly
*ratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as recommended. Electric Bitten we
can vouch for as being a true and relia-
ble remedy, and one that will do as re-
commended. They invariably cure
stomach and Liver Complaints. Disuses
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We know whereof we speak, and can
readily }ay, give them a trial. Bold at
fifty cents a bottle, by Geo. Rhynes. [41
Bockk*'a Armee* Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
d pmitively cures Piles. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Geo. Rhyne. 1830 ly.
• Iht tiedieSi Measles. and all mantas
N
may minces.
Phusphatine, or Nerve Food, a rhos -
to Element bed upon Scientific
Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. A of Boston, Masa, cures Pulmon-
ary Consumptern, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Amoeba, Vertigo aid Neuralgia
and all wasting disesaes of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine.
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
J irootios, and no Stimulants, hut limp
ft the Phosphatic and Gastric Elements
ound in cur daily food. A single bottle
1. widialeat to convince. All Druggists
sell it. h 00 per bottle. l.ewbsx t
Co. taste agents for the Dominion
56 lama Street Nast Toronto
MRS. WARNOCN
Resift Stgts•k1t tb. WM eT Bodarlea ,,,t
vleNty. fiat sae r sew showing
A t it*s 1 stew
visa' eta ally twtw, sod Osis esawevl that
*be ern give
�1iTBIFACJ T I O.T
iN ROTH
STYLE AND MAKE.
Ahab* we to be favored with • vl.lt from bet
g lama', and ti. ladles generally.
MRS. WARNOCK.
10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Tbe address -label we the first page will
Dhow each subscriber the state of his
amount with Tim &sew., and (it
may be hinted) that this is an ap
psepriate season for Raskin, an el-
teftttiuu in the figures,
?here a^e other 41101111 iu our books,
also, which might eery appropriate
ly he adjusted before the end of this
month.
"Owe no man anything," has been wise
ly enjoined upon all, and this in-
junction is especially binding upon
all who do business with newspaper
MOO.
A word to the wise is sufficient, and we
will say no more at present, for we
detest dunning.
Tba al.esers Secret.
Probably no new developement wiiJ
more surprise the public, than to learn
the secret of success of certain leading
physicians, when they have a difficult
Daae of throat or lung disease that led
ties their scientific skill, they proscribe
Dr. icing's New Discovery for Consume -
tion, Coughs and Colds, having it di.-
guised in a prescription bottle, with
name their own directions and e attached.
The patient is cured, and they get the
credit. --Tribune. Trial bottles free at
Rhyntts' drag stere. Large sin $1. (2
Wires ase Best Pbyslesan. ggg
The one that does most to relieve suf-
fering humanity of the thousand and one
ills that befall them, is certainly the beat
of all physicians. Electric Bitters are
daily doing this, curing where all other
remedies failed. As a spring tonic and
blood purifier they have no e1u*L They
positively cure liver and kidney com-
plaints. In the strongest sense of the
term, they are the best and cheapest
physician known. -{Daily Times. Sold
by Geo. Rbynas, at 50 cents. [3. J
Niue rbysielaisa ems.esc.
It 1s generally considered a pretty dif-
ficult task to outdo a physician, but the
following will prove conclusively where
nine were completely outdone. Mrs.
Helen Pharviz, 331 Galton St., Chica►yj,,
was treated for Consumption by nine
physicians, and all pronounced her case
'curable. Seven bottles of Dr. King's
li tW Discovery for Consumption aotnple-
tety cured her. Doubting ones, please
droop her a postal and convince your-
selves. Trial bottles free at Rhynas's
D -n; Store. Large sire $1.00. (4)
The widow of the late Luke Nable, of
Cotten), Essex, has gained an unenviable
reputation by marrying her deceased
daughter's widower, just eleven weeks
after the death of her husband. This is
the first kn..wn instance in Canada of a
man actually marrying his mother-in-
law. Such a n.arriage is contrary t..
the laws "f this country. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. V. Smith, of
Winds..r, why., of course, did not know
the relationship th. parties bore to each
other.
". i Orem Avner ican,.Remetlyy for
-MIS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
It is')NCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
TRROA1' AFFECTION,.
P as cid from =Mat Ast *4c . flees (A•H-
e..s. IT anon) Aa.A1 "ase!
aped Tonle. le•.evnse M sap oarleieir J:.r
y/14 neo a .ten cants T aethe Re e er Noe
Pr O.w sheaf the
soot
osw the Red tree
-.ration wear tA. wet �s winos puce for
Nettac.wat,gwpesea
Kerry 0100 fw rAt.
pyreps -n-
tt•w tin
0.ae M.Yr
sad is/1
y eod'
ye a J
15
beileasew
p n. ,erre• •re ).i -e
t
*erre
Tai. Syrr-
acare-
Isar pre -
t eat tit a
tow
",w j�'"GRAY'S
fells of the
Spruces
"d ell* SYRUP
Pier. Ise
cares of
Bene Dir. OP
rase.
!w Prover
t .^ need
la
their r0w-
I
.anpr.re
rents SPR ',ern hare, pine o10tairr
ass, 4 aid a • r pp e
order thew (;;;In e l t r
to drink pwr,l
a ten made k r n
fro.. the .10
Np nice r n•plete
tops. awsM,r.
RED
GUM.
Its remarkable power in relieni»(1
certain.firrrne of Braneltiti,., and i'.t
almost *peelfie efeet in curing ol•
stinate hacking Coughs, id now ,rf'I
knnven to the public al large.
No) 1 by oil re peetabie .Aewbts. r, 4•., Y. ,..,.
10 a rt. a begin
:toe ....+d " .syrup . f .3., ". •' e " '
.Err o,r RrpMMr.d read. Nark .10.d our 'reap, re
add!,.teas are oleo reentered.
KERRY. WATSON
Whatnots
Prins• acid l.;w: a t
ALLAN LINE
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL. LONDONDRBitY, GLAS-
GOW.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
M.4 IL STEAMER'( - - SEASON 1'82
Cabin, intermediate and Steerage Ticket. at
°waver 1ATtt•.
Steerage Paseengeesare hooked to Loudon.
Cardiff. RrUersi. Queenstown. Berry. Bedfast,
sieaord
waynd Ola-seM
w. sumo rues as to
•'MILER BlILI1V0-B:
/lo= Owebrc.
PrrsvlY.11.7
(,
ntsesl•r
Saturday.
>7
June 3
"17
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July 1
" 1
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Arg,►
" frog
slept- !g
Ort 7
e4 and crave imdetsruen Saw
IL A Rammioxte.
Iletet A•
Is,l-aIle. 1MdMlr1
ro
IAMMCB RMAILL, ARORETMCT, do
el Omen, ('rabid st.. nee
deb. Piaui
T (7arpestar'./' • awd Ms's worit
swsswr•td ..d va red
CHEAP GROCERIESI
DEgN SWiFTI
Begs to announce to the people of Guderich and this section of I1t,n, that he has
purchased from 1[r. A. Phillips his stock of Groceries, etc., and will
continue the business in the old stand, on the
Corner of Victoria and Brace Streets.
Having bought the goods for aasb, and as I intend to make all my purchases from
wholesale men for mob also, 1 will be in a position t.. sell at
Very Low Prices for Cash
My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas, good sugars,
and everything in the grocery line from the best producers. Bacon, !Spiced Meats
etc. , al ws s en hand in season. I am determined to please, both in:quality and price
mer -Call at the stand, Vietorie street, opposite the Fair Ground, near D. K
Sta machine shop.
G..dereric _ s�-=FT•
ich, March 9th, I882.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BARRY
CABIIIET au' UNIJERTAKER
Hamilton Street, God.rich.
.i good asaortnent of Kiteben. Bed-reotu, Dining Hoorn and Parlor Furniture, such as Ts
Wee. chairs
OrateSofa" d. Looking
cane nd wood se
Osamu Cupboards, Bed -steads, Mattresses, Wash -sten
N. B. -A complete assortment of Coffins and Shrouds always on hand Woo Hearses for h
at reasonable rates.
Pict ore Framing • apectslty.-A call collated . 1;51
BOOTS&SHOES
=)owr , c3� Weddup
Beg t. announce to the Public that they hate opened business in the above Stroe
in the ltore lately (occupied l.y Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determined
to give the Public the benefit.
QUICK SALES & HULL PROFITS WILL BE OUR MOTTO
n -Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
per Remember tho place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store
xer-Custom work wdl receive tar gpeaial attention.
fel-None but the beat of matesisl used and first-class workmen employed.
r-. Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Godericb,Marek9,11382. DOWNING & WEDDUP
{1
The (creat Western Railway will run
Liteir excursions to MANITOBA and
pAKOTA prints during May and June
ery two weeks, comniencing TtIES-
AY May, 2nd, 1881.
:'ares Reduced.
• For ofnruoation, ticket', etc., e1 IJv to
1Dlssaass, Csnr,.ttarts saki Ammon
Iiawsao's Y.uow Olt isina
M elks or relieve tabor V $ s ar
TANN taTtsasty $1111
0100/ 7, (,oVaJta,
.11.111115,Nmw ttauroAr,
AL, COLDS, Iia
WPM IMTtaae .LV leg
ATZXX, NITT*4LAI1,
CALLOI TS Lads.
(illi_/ �. rimer An;
I, t10Jr1Ia,
laioaa■aliet PII5 srl i/tslr,
(Spasm. P413 as SID* a
Lary bads to gam deals.
iso «.B.r emu.
LauzaysM • ? Maopiktim
lona rro, .
STRICTLY PUllit
HARMLESS TO THE MOST DELICATE,
11 Dmitri Os
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GEO. B. JOHNSTON
Special Agent Great Wcatern itatleuy
L' (ioderit h. Ont.
hm:erit•h. April. 2S. lard. 1K5.
HALL'S
IATARRH
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ie Recommended by Phyalefaaa.
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t he s,. Et . or r t, It b takes
fN E11 A11 Andy sola IR .TLT upon
theh Blood and Mbuvcowt founc�.od of sth.
in ilio Wpp`�, and y wase ALL
teat e$tM.d for It, foe
THAT lea e.
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ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH
air- t!t TH[ .ARRRT .ai
$100 w, tide gra'7 tea sty e1w at
Churl :: v11 sot Its, $100
wRLi.r1D, Out, feaaeh 18.1.
ter daughter was stesslse well
An two yearn, sad was wry mask
the as. of - Rate's camera emir -
shoes ours& W. T.
W a e.t.a re, Oat-, 55areb 110,
1 hers used " Hall's Cater% purer awl Int
iug from tl.e good mashie 1 derlvoll ban eaM
bettors It will snow i1. meei s�
ease of Osiris% tf 114 was la elsY...d e •
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W. E. RF.i.i.SYlt
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eowas. -Kaye sand Ealt'sAiarvb Ones law the
'Ito rear, east Salves dal aetlon.
Yews H. M. ROBBONAIrvgg)st
Hall's Catarrh Cure
la said by An shekel. sed boleti Dren esfs
ate sewage b !Mout Ysdllnes to
Ike Volls4 flow sad Canada.
MICR.
?& Cents a Bottle. U.00 a Dos
mead, ti finis• Han'. Caborb Owjssw .
& abona lay P. J. C11R1t01 • C0..Toledo,
111rBstisre tell twiNsaesn
SWIM ear es ANstSs trade ey
H. W. HOBSON, Welland. Ont
GEORGE RHYNAS,
Rol, Agan', Cedlrldi.