HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-08-18, Page 6'1111E HURON SIGt,tL', FRIDAY; AUGUST 18,` '
Mo$OIRECT FROM JAPAN.
Doi "I neves wait so disappointed in my
te,_" said Id Miss Beckley, letting her
peglames drop hopelessly at her aide.
on Are you quite sore, Belinda r
"I've been everywhere," aid Miss
or Belinda Beckley, the younger of the two
th ancient maiden ladies. "Everywhere
w, And there's nothing that corresponds
h
k Mt Franklyn. ou bis way- t,, 1'•u ., I often sin stupid. But bow pleats -
legal Mecca •,f Waiutill & Lineer.uu , • ny aunts will be, bless their dear old
the neat day, stopped at the new :y pas,. hearts ! And what a wonderful pair of
ed and gilded estahlixhu,eut of 1a.1.. limpid base' eyes that little girl has
Auoku, where 116 plump rdphialp,trw 1 gut !"
man, wbo spokao seeI1i sit tnglish (a it§ And all day long Alta Graves' sweet
perhaps a redudaney of h's) Oared hi.n face came between hits and the dun -
self at his service. Together they 114 ty wages of his'never law books, Lib' a
rolled the ivory inuurt'sd banner a vaeue dresseefoletsmIgiett have bs.o,
viewed the stork atxl the palma and the h.el she not 'beei • "epgid`and he
with it in the least degree." wonderful needlework wares of the bachelor closeon the hrtiea
k pl R The two Misses Beckley looked at Kyusi River. He went hume early, and on his way
d BI each other despairingly. And a ons 'Very sorry," said the aepertnteettliett be stopped at the establishment of Tado
lhad been gifted with it fertile intagina.Its ire called himself, •rt Taste' Atluk••' An .ko.
Q. T tion, it would have been easy to fssy Paean, "but 1 don't suppose, air -I do 't Mr. Simp.on uttered an exclamation
thein a pair of elderly enchantresses in indeed,—as you'll find ..nything to cor .f amazement at the sight of the ibis
the midst of a magic pwla e. For the respond with this 'erd piece of 'i rh har ani the sawed peek, Yuaiynma. "Well,
t Aa g quaint, low celled drawing rooms were i There was but a few of 'cut himporteI never'" ('cried he. Mint harsh• look
tilled with jointed bamboo screens, care- !And they're all bought hop. Lew tiles i e, sir, if 1 may maim so bold as to
Frew ed masses of ivory, hideous painted; you, sir, the gentry they will 'ave . • ,„1 for 1 djdn't ',now, I gave you my
o ware, an tiny cups and saucers as sir. et hany price. ems! of how:rata therewasnot one like it
neo transparent as so many eggshells. And, t plump, fresh colored old wor:awit,tte- it, the city."
Buff by way of finishing up the harn ionioua;saloon an's auut, who had Leon arra' 1 t was new Mr. Franklyn's turn to
R.
whole, they had hung their walls with iug p•ahnleaf fans on a gigantic s;ruran • open•his eyes. '-The young lady whoui
ice-' drap.e•ics awl banners with wrinkled •• the heck of th. store, now eaten• f . ward ; y,, c.,ll Alta Graves brought it to ate,'
from crape cucircled with [;old thread, lus- pt'epiu2 at the rain acr•1I over her tie oil •1 he; "and I supposed, of course, that
can truss satin, brceJtded tapestry, even Iphewe shoulder.
f s strips .4 gilded • paler, wheretlr:ental "It's quite true. sir. what Riianp
the
e, plants blossomed, :std phenomenal •:iy+, prunouticed ..h. "I 1.u.•a tiros •.
the', birds se: ;til one's preconceived ideas of bahners. There An,tate to 1. ' .d
etAnsa perat.ectit e at defiance. and a faint the city. Preps our house may 1N..• r
tub perfume of teak and sandal wood hung s. nun more for the holidays; but--'
y,,,t Mid sent L.
••.Uta Graves'" repeated Mr. gimp-
s 0.
••i ter Alta ah..rtly'peke Miss Sarah.
"When, as 'ore as my game is Sarah
p,on, she hate stole it —and out of
of
the "n the air, and ,limy ruga blotted out "Call Alta Graves. " itnperionsly our ,cry st.H:k. And she knowed of it
etc. the hart',•.[ reties ;eel tulips of the car- terrupted air. Simpwxt. "She 1crow' a ;,1i the time, the ungrateful minx, while
Ma pet, wl.i. i, had l,eo.l _"•..1 enough for' deal about the at.•ek She .:an tell I0.' we was atureing over everything to find
in 1 she hail ley Captain, who hail once been Alta Graves was sumrnouad—.n pru't t . a ,catch for the banner that you brought
enc uncle to the two aitssea Beckley, and !pink c,Inaeeketl little damsel, with h:
is s it only-i-njnired a cmffre colored native brown and shining like a newly ripene
by with -tv,, hat sh..et enol a braided queue chestnut. awl dark eyes which sh •
11111 to tua.:e one believe .ale's self in the scarcely venture -i to lift ir.,i the beer.
a ••0, -yes.'' she assented, in an innocent
wt• Flowery Land. "Jap mese you See - the two old birdlike sort of voice. "sine had seen
the holies would s•ty, leekitie complacently those tanners But there was none 'at 1
at the :'.st.0 nl.d _nest who had stentit ;I.-1c,t reulaining in Tado Anoke's ,toss•'
t 1e.' t nl an ••••-• e' • s r ,fly fell•'n " • erns.' nevelties. Unless, imleetl,
Ill
t. tin 1'. :.
I,,e101 weeld tike a flue ,inulin': '
ma' ' • e
v t
h •re. And 'ou paid her, yea say, sir ?
Her 1"
"Certainly I did,"
bezeteing more and
uncomfortable, For
!-'tits maid with the
MU
St( hint I.: hi, ti, st eineeiy scented meanie of . f leper luuui.tett on linen—" - to.doubt about it now; for she 'ave net•- "Imported, any dear. No, of course
us the 1•: ,at ' •cutirely Japanese.' - Bet Mr. Franklyn shook his heel. ler paid us the cash 'for this 'ere satin
the
pa Ilia life }s. nmt without its shadows, . Paver een1.1•nut meet the views of Ili'' ;'banner,"
su
said Mr. Franklyn
more puzzle.' and
as to the oval -faced
liquid brown eyes
tending to use your a.Aide 'coinage at
Asb.ry Park this yeer?"
"Not if we go to the mountains," said
Aunt Belinda, laking up it
some sur-
prise; "ane I believe that that is our
plan."
"May I borrow it dol you 'f" esus.
Fradk.
"$(brow itf" repeated Aunt Belinda.
laid thea Frank opened his heart, and
told thele all—about pretty Alta, with
the limpid ryes; about the pale invalid,
with the.txe little girls who played at
cat's cradle so quietly at the foot of the
bell, and hushed their baby laughter w
as not to disturb remnant; about the
baud to hand contest with want and dis-
ease, ill whichirhe sick woman was get•
ting so sorely worsted.
"She stall have the cottage, • said
Aunt Belinda, enthusiatical)y.
•'And I will send my own Haid down
to make to all comfortable far her as
soon a the month of May comes,"added
Miss Beckley.
Auti re, eerhaea, the ole ladies were
nut ae much amazed, in the autumn,
when they heard that there nephew
Frank had engaged himself t.. starry
Alta Glace's. She was very pretty, that
was certain, and men like pretty faces;
and also they knew that she had been
very ;:o..1 and dutiful to the' poor no-
ther ala• had just been laid under the
yeliot, autumn leaves. Asti if Frank
WKS ,lttormitied to marry, he couldn't
do better, they thought, than to marry
Apra Graves
But there was one thing which Ftatek
never told them, nor did Alta, his wife.
And that was the secret of the embroid-
ered bunter. And to thin day the old
ladies paint it nut t:. their ,esthetically
minded visitors with conscious exulta-
tion, and say, with many twists and
wags of their venerable capstrings:
sing a thief. he did not believe a word
,f It.
•• Very well," asserted Sintpauu; "this
the ole • hatfair There can't • be
' be meat wonderful caistive reodt«
of the pprtwwea..t day, ere those that Owe
from Germany, or at least esigiaate
there. The oaaat ogalaawuevlauaaroa,
which has never been kaoro M fail in
curing a single ease 01 impotency, sper-
tu.turrhims, weakness and all diseases
raaulting from self-abuse, as nervous de-
liityi ilabdity, amnia' anziety, lang-
uor, lassitude, depression of spirits and
functionalderangements of Ace nervous
systeut. Fvr solo by duggists, or sent
free my mail on reed t of the price,
$1.00 per box, or Nix ,,,,tea for $5.00.
Address F. J. (htattsv, Toledo, 0., (leo.
$hynas, Sole Agent, Goxderich. 1tii3.3w
Those affected with weak Lungs, Slug-
gish Liter or Derangements of the Kid-
neys, should procure et package of Dr.
Ca eoa's Liver aid Lung Compuund.
Each 50 cent package makes three pints
Syrup. It is a valuable collection of
Roots, Herds and Barks, and its results
are wonderful. For sale by all drug-
gists. • Geo. Rhyme, agent, Goderich.
anti intim the riecia thin ng, as a ]q. .•t 1! R 1 ,qts )e 1.. to tt is e, 1 .
fro nephew and heir apparently of the old fn's the inccstieation,he suid.The heeler
t•h ladies, , dee Frank Frankly'. sauntered . itmet be et agiu, of the s:►oie black calor,
ch' in jn,t as the daffodil gold of February a ::''ret,lered in a corresponding pattern. 1
CQ. taili ht was turning ti, hazy purple, he II t; :eery f 'r Kiri:;; i00 11111C11 tr 1>r
at.� f• eutl loth his Aunts plunged in the :;.iii he went out, ler, ill!; las car.', se
:,tj deepest abysses of gloom. Mr. Franklyn that in case any new rein of banners or
f-cil leel;rsl from our to the other it the decorations should be struck at the el -
weird aid agitated face'. He knew that [..,.nth hour he might perchance stet the
fo aunt afarulcht's eap was never tipped at benefit of it.
to that particular angle . over her false Three days afterward, just, as the id-
ol front except ellen matters were very bad' tice re;ulat.,es were coltsolidatina them-
indeed mid Aunt Belinda leaned n4aifst f aelrei at the figure twelve, and the bet's
cl
al
the nitntel in an attitude of limp de -
.1 ,pair. .
tl "What is the mutter !" et
he asked, s -
a ting his hat on a lacquered tripod in one
r Lerner, and balancing his cane i;: the
c tingleef the wall, behind the stuffed .!oleo
t whose speculative eyes •aeeined to .,tare
at hint from the partial shadow, after a
most uncomfortable fashion.
"Look there, Frank !" solemnly utter-
ed Miss Buckley, pointing with her
crooked gold -headed cane tothe upp eeite
[tall.
"Ileautful 1- said Frank Franklyn, at
a venture. For he saw only a long nar-
row parallelogram of black satin mount-
ed in -a border of glimmering scold bro-
cade, with a background on which a
pensite stork wandered through waves
of lead colored silk embroidery and be-
neath the silver -green ehanow ,-f sacred
pelma,
`,'Isn't it ( said Miss taltolinda, her
ti•nerible face lighting up with wmmetit-
.0-y satisfaction, only to darken again
Mo. gleam. "But, Olt !. Frank, we
;,aren't got a match for it."
• • No( gut a match for it."
• There's nothing — netthine,- cried
Miss Beckley tragically lifting her hands,
"in all this room that is fit to )hang on
the other side of buy dear grandfather's
portrait.'
"Why,". said this reckless incoloclast.
"1 should think that almost anything
world do."
The two old ladies• uttered a smell.
tauaous cry of dtsttmy and horror.
"Frank," reas:•ned wild Miss ited.lcy,
'•you don't understand high art."
"l'ou'se n dear, good-hearted fellow,
added Miss Belinda, with that degree of
charity wherewith a missionary may be
supposed to regard a well intoatiottad
cannibal, "and in a knotty point, of taw
i ,lon't suppose yeu lase your oval.
Inst. ) t u see, yr 0 are mot aesthetic."
' • N —no," confessed Mr. Franklyn,
tubbing his nose; "perhaps I ate ort.
But why ,don't you and Aunt Marinda
ge down t.. the stores and watch the
thing t •
"We hart tried," said Miss Beckley.
s
1
t
"1 always Eusj.ested elle wasn't reli-
a1)1e," said Aunt Sarah:,slowly wagging
her head to and fro. "She's a deal too
gosel looking. I never had in. faith in
-he.p-girls myself. Didn't
I tell yet; eo, Siwpsuu!
•
i And Alta Grates, who was unp.acking
u hxoi;•cr of t: ups and saucers and fautas-
'tieallJ• patterned plates down in the mot -
'
sly ba+eatent, was promptly sumutosed
up by tn'uth of an eager, panting little
erraud icy,. She came, coloring and' a
little abashed, but prettier then .ever.
o: (11.1 Triuity were paealiug their teusi-••Veuug • woman," uttered Simpson,
c d soon jingle, there came smallest of 1 m•tjestically, "what does this mean?"
t u,. -taps at the outer door of the firn, of , .'Confess at once, you base, unpririci-
1Vaitsill & Lingerlong, in which Mr. pled g.rl: •.said hit aunt,
Frank Franklyn was a silent partner. "Look here, Miss Graves, •' spoke
An.1 there stood Alta Graves, rosy ani; Franklyn, "I'm awfully sorry to startle
I palpitating.. I you so, but there seems to be 'something
"Why,'' exclaimed Mr. Fi'atillyu, try-.. wronl, about your sale .4 this banner to
in; to Legate the fresh, bleetuin_ face in''i•1•'.
hie mind, and associating it oddly with! re T.hc•re is. nuthitig w rung ,. said Alta
Chinese monsters, mammoth clients ,)f I
andquittly. "I ,1;,1 sell it to yeti. •
tea. and a curit•us ..dat
or of fresh mtinand where did you get it!" bternly
and caudal wood Taus, "its the y�.une' t „ ., olden' era d Sarah. Curate's baste
fr.xn Talo Auuku's place, tilt it '
! and Alla made a little courtesy, and it that you stole it. Prevarication
1r:,it't do hare."
answered, breathlessly: "Yes, please. bite's hceek criuisurted; hereyes 'blaz-
I 31 1•;, Franklyn graciously bade her en- el into seea brillance.
tar. Mr, ll'aitstill was at his lunch.
!and Mr. Lin_erlong was in the back T sager stole it," elle cried. `'Do you
office, arguing with a. dusty odd client think I am a thief! 0, Mrs.Simpson,how
who believed himself a Lettct ,,,,141,,f cont et be o : hard on me,
a mys
elf. endle s
lair than Blackstone, so that the mast girl bieralat the satin and -the embroidery silk
`teas clear. What en earth did 'rhe want I
and the gold thread, out,c1 my savings,
of •him ? he ashen' himself. Hal the' atrI1i'I s t up no nights tv on Lot it.
Min got into a lawenit, aiel 1:ad she been i se that I could earn a little more money I
sent too bid his immediate eresence •m than the ur wagesyou .a me to buy1
the scene ! 1 tr was she herself ab sit t , 1'' )d pay ,
wine and fruit for ably mother, who Iiea
sue her principals for a breach of c •n• h, :tie dying of consumption. There: If
f'."t'ie Beene a thief,I stand. condemn -
"Can I be of any service to yeti ! he e•1 •'
courteously asked, 1+ she stood there
1 An..t Here poor Alta's dignified bearing
still breathless, and turning front pint; gave way all at once, and she burst out
t... kale" try-ins like a child: e
tract ?
• "Would you please look at this. str, ••Don't fret, My dear. seethed Aunt•
Anti sow holt' %OU like 11 : said she. her—Sarah, Who was a kind hearted wonian,
rie.11y unrolline a little parcel which. un-
til now, she had carried is her hard.
It was a long strip .•f black satin, w.th
a scarlet plumed ibis wading through
white silk [deeps of water, with the sacred Simpson closely scrutinizing the gleana-
M„tu,tain Fusiyama rearing its peak be, ing 'lues mf embroidery. "Really I
-y.ae1, while in the foreground Mated a
think emu 'ave genius.'
pic•t•'-cs';ue tangle of reeds and rusl.e.e Pray furgice. me for my blundering
`•Thr• eery thing,” exclaimed Frank• swknarduess," said Mr. Franklyn.
len, Lut it isn't nwuntetl' And Alta tried to ',wile threutth htr
"Almost any store will de that ft r you can,and said that aha would. She
sir," said Alta, her cheek brightening ire•
was ashamed ..f haring made such a
to still deeper carmine at his eci.lclnt scene The whole tiring was a matter of
tl c I,stquenee wilater-er,
The satin banner was lined and
ineuuted and ?Ir. FrankIyu took it to
' hit alttita, w • ho could eearcely be ecstatic
in the main. "It's a misunderstanding.
that's all. Don't fret."
"It's a eery peel hlutitatiuu of the
Japanese style -- v,'ty," remarked AIr
t ntisf.ctton,
"And what is the price ! air. Frank-
lyn naked, putting his hand in a 1',lain,sa
like way int" his pocket.
Here again pretty Alta s. erred to lie
"it can't be [lone," added Miss Belin- puitzl.d. She didn't know, she sen'.
blit with a ai;th, t' 411.1 the 1,enticman tell her 1 r;, e o f
•'Gift• it 1. tete eaid Feud, who v as the rt her ono
,teat at an et.:ern ncy. "1'11 take it it was p10, Mr. Fianklyn believe.[,
down with one t,-uurrow. There's a "Theft.' said Alta, sl•enking with an
new plaoc opened nuat the Cocks, where evident efloit. "would roe think tl.ls;
they p'etend to import nnvc'ties. Ta4n ton Clear nt !•�, seem;, that it isn't'
Amite, I believe, is the nail e 1 ainte.l motutte i 1
a Deer the d,.nr. Pn.bslrl •the concern ' • 1 should consider it a eery air price,
nice things out at the door. l'erhapt 1 anti three nri+p 'ter $1 bills; aatl abs
can obtain something to suit you there:. ,ameba.' away down the long hall like a
"(1, Frank, if you only could cried little Cray shadow.
'miss Melinda, ela+pinst her tnittened
^twttdia.
'At ail eoenta, it is worth the tesla',"
. 'ties Beckley :Itaetinp up a little.
e Twat i. sable a nM►
em pili in its praise. it was a rest '1
' beauty, a marial of art. &. h a thins
net•et, never I e rrottea tip att)-
wLate 1,ut In' Japan. Ati.1 it ass 1v.
/;ee.l of Frank to fiat it for theta, after
;they themselves had aroused the kith -
ways and byways in vain. The love 1
an ibis: end that m luieite Sacied "Lam -
Tiley never could think t�tr
nephew sntficiently.
Mr. Franklyn went the next clay to
see Alta °rarei mother, ren the dreary
top thee of the tenement }times. where
the Itnoompr.atieing sunshine that pour-
ed through the curt/unless window re-
velled every flaw in the plastering,every
mildewed +fain on the ceiling. He
came home grave and reflective.
"Aunt Melinda," he ebeervad, "yew
sail ,hs ,ether 4*' 'hst were not la
p y f „
itl kept by an Irishmen. with a stall of ani 1 lir. Franklyn, kindly. And he
German clerks Amt the s'tn some psi t her the iwia y—a pfviI.t fief? east,
'What a fool i ass." th.,ught Mr.
Frsnklyn suddenly tnnsina himself front
a torte* "not to ask her to take it to
AI:o't.'e, to he tneunlod on ivory : And'
view I shall iter. to go around around
• .. •^+11,a'1IM Ilt esla 1'e try at one., -f me rote
•
can't tet anything like it, because it
came direct from Japan.'.
GODERICH BOILER WORMS.
C h rest a184 B10cka
Tt ►all 1.1. MIN fwd SALT WILL, MEN
New Lill,:1' 011 '.IT I)Z i..,c..•.
I vnvl .,u abort vat *WOO.
11 k n1, of :ie:,•.r. n: .•t••eu&od under th
ptrryntrl *open -Neon ,t the tPreprtutote wh
, There would be little if aay sicknes
during the hot months of July and -Au,-
gust,
Aur
gust, if every one would take Dr. Car-
son's Stumarch and Constipation !litters,
as they ,prevent and cure all derange -
Metes of the Stomach and Bowels. Sold
in large bottles at 50 cet is by all drug
gists. Geo. Mynas, agent, Go derich.
- Phu' eRai Ine
is a trt nderful thing, ♦ et sit, natural, tis
reasonable. Why ? it you have feel -
Ines of c,•neness; tett. weak and dragging
to rally; too nervous 10 sleep; an appe-
tite hardly sufficient to keep body and
soul tugcther: headache, with paina
across the. back; the whole system relax-
ed; perhaps coughs and sore lungs; and
will use one to six, bottles of Dr. G. L
Austin's Phosphatine its the cass may
doh and; it will not fail.to make you an
enthusiastic friend. W by du we say
thus ? Because Phosphatitie supitlics a
went, As sere properties the system t, luck -
hay opal y..,'nli,.f for. 'It 1s not a niedi-.
cine, bin -nutriment instantly converted
into Meted, bone and tissue. It is also
delicious to the taste. Try it. The re-
sult is as certain as that cause and effect
go hand in hand. All druegiets. Low -
DEN & Co.. Sole agents for the Domi-
nion, lea• Front St. East. Toronto.
Do \•I 1,r Deerltrd.
In these times ..f quack medicine ad-
vertiseuaents everywhere, it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and whiclt really does
as recommended. Electric 'litters we
can touch for as being a true and relia-
ble remedy, and olio that will du as re-
commended. They invariably cure — will fin d of to their advantage to call at (nee
stomach and Liver Cnn:plaints, biseases I as this is a GENU1NB clearing sale.
of the Ki wfie end Urinary difficulties.
HE I J. W. V�(EATH ERALD.
rte knew wltercuf we 'peak, and can
g
fifty cents n 1s�ttle, by Gee. Rhyme,. (4]
Prvgri;' %--cm3:
P. O. Itox 104 - 1787
8t. Gathering Nurseries,
uTArwwsn Is 1596.
Having fully tested
IOORB'S B1RLY &BRIGHTON
two new grapes. I unhesitatinglyadvise my
pennies so pMatt them. Yoe wilnot be dis-
appointed. MWIIETi EARLY is the best
very early k w yet grown in Canada..
It has stood decrees below sero unhurt.
BRIGHTON le deNat.Us red grape, ripening
Juni slice Moore's MeV They aro both targe
in bunch and berry, and lure productive. I
will mall bath to any ad dr poetpaid, on
receipt of a0. ur either furl!. dgeute wanted.
D. W. BEADLE,
CATuLIlffiga, ON1.
187slrat.
V I0K's
Illustrated Floral Guide l
Per PAW la as tltseeaal leek of 170 rases.
two Colored elates of Ylowrr.. wad more
llama l.tse Ulwarrarloaa of the choicest hew-
ers, Plants and Vegetables, &NI tar
growing. 1t is handsome eaeugh tar the .ea.
tri Table or a holiday 1'r,•a,•nt. Pend on your
name and Post tllsee address, with IN gest%
and 1 wu1 send yea a copy, pt. !ewe paid. Thts
ie out a qyuarter of its cost. It is printed In
both English and German. ft Ten afterwards
order steeds deduct the le tta-
Y1N'fL'a Soba are the best in t: ,• world.
The FLORAL (i -i ,g will ten ) U,, b,.w to ret
and grow them
blower mod IrasYablr Caret's. In
Nagrs. 11 c •s'an'd Plates, :9a Ei.,;rtt ,, t', For
SO Dents in paler covers: t)I.5O in octant cloth.
In Ocrnian or English.
Yak'.. 1I1e crated fleet&', ateeisslae 32
Pages, a l'ulored Plate ill Pt cry nuvtlee :and
,naey ants Engravings. Price fL:1 a )car.
Ftte C'uplon for 115,1N ripe:iwen Numbers
seal fur 10 ceuta; S triol collie. for .3 a urs.
Address.
.1 t'IE..ylfi, tarie•trr t.Y
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia. Sciatica, Lumbago,
Ba•kache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy', Sore Throat, Swell-
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, frosted
Feet and Ears, and a// other
Pains and Aches.
To Pre ration on earth equals Pe. YAMS OIt.
ill a se sure, sinsple and rkeep'Iiteri..t
Remedy. A trial entails but the roapatsd,tly
triamg outlay of 60 Cents. and every one taker•
tug with pain can halo cheep and peen's• pry
of ltr riaim..
Ihracuone to Moven languages,
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ire ere'"• targets' e: eve reered S: Ica o- Istn-
1 ' solattetEBTbaItHi-APE::T"_t:rca-
to-, to thcworid--ere C=ST txcs•• tt does
it
guru, l ti, tones a e lehiy ,'to: she d sur-
eeover tea aslo.: aeoc*r, trot an ..'„1
nC`,tonMCtheCraf.: the CIIEAPEST b-
3a2.x !t Nita NO [',OKE than Inferior
brands. •, t o e, Pot w du rho work o,
'wo of ary. cr eta e . ':211: cr3 ,:t n'e.•
tor llarvi e a •t, r I Ceara '.ltr. slang !la 1
1lc1,lees. C' .r., I 1 :mere ear -nukes. s. I:t:yg1en j
'e[^_, as fo. a .t,,ai. GUARANTEED to
o petit In NO Petroleum. Sold by ail dealers.1
$ r Our Pa•lrt l'yr:ope:'.a of Teinns r.'ort).
e setre , nailed tree
i'llCAMANUFACTURING CO. j
• 229 Hudson St.. New York.
Cleveland, O. and Ch!cago, 1a.
St.M')tt. OC EPS d1 CO. toronto,Ont.
.0e • .• t For tae L'o:t:inli) i
$5 to $20 per dad at home. smite worth a i tree, .' ddre
&Tts)ON d• Co.. Portland Maine.
MUSICAL INSTJ1 if
,ANL
•
S WANG i�CNi��� S
•
The subscriber would intimate to 11,e peo-
ppic of OoderIcb that he has decided to gi% a up
business In hie line owing to 111 health. and
that ��i now pr,•pared to give exece OA -G-
alt! \ wantin r
PIANOS. .
ORGANS or
SEWLNG MACHINES
readily say, ire then) a trial. sold at , I!g
If Catarrh has deatroved your sense of
smell and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure ser UUIIlU ll, vis
AND GRAZING LANDS ARE r0:,N0'.r•,
Northern P
will cure you. 7:r cents iter 'bottle. All
dtutrgists sell it. Fur rale by George
Rhynes, sole agent, (.,derich. 18.43-3m
FAESII
CI IRN
ARRIVALS.
CAN1 k D
(BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN
POTTED
TONGL•E.
BEEF,
HAM
('$ICYEN
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBS f ER.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
Christie
nF
Brown & Co'f
BISCUITS Asn
CAKES.
TEAS,
SUGARS AN
Pure pioes.
TRI1 THE11
Chas. A. Nairn.
t, Mit•I?'rESOTA, DAKOTA,
AND MONTANA.
BIG CROP AGAIN IN IE8I
LOW PRICES ; LONO TIME : RELATE FOR It• r•novc•
MINT; RECOCED FARE ANO FREIGHT TO 8e -r. es.
FOR FILL INFORMATION, ADORE53
R. M. iltEWPORT, IiEN. LAND AOT.
drawee t.•e P• r., r T, PAU, Mt*is.
UNCLE
TO
TO BUILDERS.
KINT AIL BRICK YARD.
A quantity of goof white brick on hand an
tor sale at reasonable rates.
The Iacrltt.r it ,owcarrying nn the brick
the Kin**tintall kllna, and w 111
. ghee Wet is sent cif Orritr
e� IM terns are reasonable
Address
JOAN K. Nt GR E,GOR.
f tor.;`
lS2.,-It.
PRINCIPAI:÷ L -IN
And all
polars la lows,
Kebraoka,Mlw,n o Kan
.ss, Kew Mexico, Arizona, Vit...
tans En,1 Terns.
slnrl:TES I', QL'ICKLBT 5n1
Ili:aT Ib.. 10 at, Jnerph,
Ate:Ilion, Topeka. Dent
P fl, 11n1:.., E..31.
*mon,
00.
1 nlr.taal-
ly conceded to
Ix tar best equipped
Railroad N the worlq
wit Osman of tear M.
111. it.wtr he. ., . ,1,..- ,. , ,, t •
Lel, )tine• 4;1,.11. ..e! S, 1•1
n.h,nil•, r ant..1
1.•Ing the Creat
ThreeghCar
line
•
KANSAS CITY
•,•••liens made
Tbeewse
Tickets eta cht•
OsieWate4 LI•'
sale M all 'Sec
the
Cwt's►
Try 0,
-11 you will
Sat traveling a
i•rary, tamped
of a au -
rotifers.
Inform., �n
show RAI.. ..1
Fero. Alf,ptn. , are,
c,rh,•rffg.l] E
t 1 POTTER. PERCECAL LOWELL.
to 11.-. PMeetA NW/ ifember, O•.,, noes.
casesse. sit. % AL
T, RIsfr,uw,
Canadian Pass. Ag't,
Tnreno, ()n'
G a a II. J, Rxamx,
Ticket Agent. ' .>d y ct'