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£it Futhions.
ut every shale a Mealier into
favor.
Finely tucked, eery tight sleeves are
faahiutt&Ws for cotton donne.
Sboalder aspen shirred at the reek are
only becoming to dewier wuulea.
White flannel dre..es fur the country
are made by tailors in very severe style.
A new sad handsome shade d cardinal
ha %ouch u..d iu snaking children's dream
ss.
1411. -Ones and old-fashioned lavender
are anions the newest shades in silk
grenadine..
Gaily colored ribbou, from one half.ao
an inek in width, is nos worn around
the waist, and tied in s bow with very
lung ends.
Clever girls now employ their spare
time in nuking quantities of "rick-
rack," with which they trim while and
cambric drawee.
Venetiau lace in patterus like three of
nos point is the must elegant trimming
for the cantons crepe dr.ses worn at
summer receptions.
Msdupolams is the new French fabric
for "washing" d•eases, It is stamped
with figures in bright colon, .•r else it is
plain cream whfte.
White Chuddab cloth dresses, with
dark blue or dull red velvet Dollars and
cuffs, are much worn in the morning at
some of our fashionable seaside resorts.
Pink has rased in Paris and London
for two years past, but those lately re-
turned from abroad say that this beauti-
ful oolor has been ;'done to death," and
although still worn has kat much of its
former glory. In America it is at pre-
sent the must fashionable of colors, and
in its numberless shades is found in
every grade of goods, from the cheap
American lawn to the costly silks and
satins.
Lisle thread mind all -silk gloves are
very popular. The tendency is to long
wrists. In the lisle thread gloves there
is a perceptible improvement in the
finialt and akadinga In kid nothing
but long gloves are worn. The cord
lacings for futmainp are gaining favor.
The genuine India muslin, are glossy
as silk; and diaphanous. like gauze, is
now much worn by English women of
wealth, who import it directly from
India A betimes skirt is generally worn
beneath this fabric, and both of these
are mounted on a silk skirt to bring out
ita finest effect.
White linen lawn makes up charming-
ly, ands s style of dress that can be
worn on almost any occssiun; the trim-
ming should be lace or fine embroidery.
Indeed, whits drawee of all kinds of
material were never more worn than at
present. Some of the models are richly
adorned with both lace and embroidery,
and there is no limit to the delicate
beauty presented in the making up of
these dresses.
Pale sea -green ailk dresses of the
most artistic and aesthetic hue, or tint,
rather, nearly oovered with white lace
ruffle., panniers, and berths of lace to
match, draped over the bodice, are very
feehionably worn at summer evening
dancing parties tbi. season. An import-
ed toilet of this description u marked at
$650, the elegant lace upon it having
much to do with its most muuest price.
=move weer.
The followings Tic information, im-
parted by th ly reliable pectora will
convey a clearer idea than any amount
of abstract reference, how certain desir-
able results are being accom-
plished. Mr. Alexander McKechnie,
Rochesterville, Ottawa, l .,t., says: "I
was a perfect cripple with rheumatism in
my arms and feet fur more than two
weeks, when I was advised to try St.
Jacobs Oil. I did so; in two days I went
to work, and at the end of a week i was
as well as ever. I consider St. Jacobs
Oil a 'dead sure' cure for rheumatism in
every form." Mr. James Dempsey,
Coburg street, Ottawa, is pleased to re-
mark: "Having suffered for same time
past with rheumatism in the back, I •m
gratified to saythat I have been com-
pletely cured afer a few applications of
St. Jacobs Oil, and can confidently re-
commend it to any one suffering in like
manner."
•,eerie Raeder, w'AveeaMaO•
•. What I was gwiae to remark," said
Brother Gardner, as the book end of
Parndaes Mali grew quiet, "was to say
to you dat de mason who expecte to ea -
joy des life must make up his mind to
strike de world on de general •vers..
He who neglects to do so will swat wid
daily sorrows and disappointments.
Darn' expect dat de man who happens
to agree wid'you on de weather ave mar-
tin to agree wid you un politicka It
dorm' feller dot de tan wb agrees wid
you nn politicks will brei hosed to accept
your kind .1 religion. De lack dat you
lend a naybur your shovel down' bind
him to lead you his wheelberrer. He
who looks for honesty wham, he finds
gray ha'r will be as sadly disappointed
as he who argues dat an old oust am de
sign of a thief ur a beggar. Put faith in
human nater,' an, yet he eber ready to
doubt.
"I expect to meet about so many
mean men in de course of a ya'ar.
"I expect de summer will be hot an'
de winter cold.
"I expect 14, have chilblains in Decem-
ber an' shake. of de ager in April.
"I expect dat a sartin per cent of di■
world's population will lie to me, steal
my cabbages, frow stones at my dog an'
hit me wid • brickbat as I go home from
de lodge.
"On de odder hand, when I come to
strike de average, I kin put my hands
on men who will lend me stoney, go on
my bond, speak well of me, an' set up all
night to protec' me.
"No man am perfeck. He may strike
you at fust sight as werry good or werry
bad, but doan' decide until you average
him. He may beat a street kyar com-
pany an' yit be honest wid a butcher.
He may crawl under de canvas to see •
circus, an' yit pay his pew rent in ad-
eaoce. He may lie to you as to how he
woted, an' yit tell de truf about a
spavined hose. He may cuss on the
street, an' yit be a tender father at
home. He may incourage a dog-fight,
an' yit walk a mile to restore • los' chile
to its parents,
"Accept no man fur his fine talk—re-
ject no man fur his old clothes; stand
him out in de sunlight an' average him.
You will be marten to fin' suathin' bad
about him, but you will also be martin to'
fin' sunthin' good."—{Detroit Free
Press.
Mother's Tars.
"It is mother's turn to be taken care
of now."
The speaker was a winsome young
girl, whose bright eyes, fresh color and
eager looks told of light-hearted happi-
ness. Just out of school, she had the
air of culture which is en added attrac-
tion to a blithe young face. It was
mother's turn nus.. Did she know how
my heart went out to her for her unsel-
fish words t
Too many mothers, in their love of
their daughters, entirely overlook the
idea that they themselves need recrea-
tion. They do without all the easy,
pretty and charming things, and say
nothing about it ; and the daughters do
not think there is any self-denial involv-
ed. Jenny gets the now drew and moth-
er wears the old one, turned upside
down and wrong side out. Lucy goes on
the mountain trip, and mother stays at
home and keeps house. Emily is tired
of study and mud lie down in the after-
noon ; but mother, though her back
ache., has no time for such an indul-
gence.
Dear girls, take good care of your
mothers. Coax them to let you relieve
them of some of the harder duties,
'which, for years, they have patiently
borne, and when a. length the green
sods cover their graves, you will not be
sick at heart with remorse for what
might have been.
Let the mother take time to be her
daughter's intimate friend, receiving all
her little confidences, and giving her ad_
vice, even if to do this she must surrend-
er some other engagement.
The smith 18e0Irlat f..
Gentlemen, --I have very much plea-
sure in testifying to the efficacy of Dr.
;Smith's German Worm Remedy. I
found it to operate snccesfuliy afteronly
two doses. Have tried other remedies
with the same child without success.
Yours truly, W. T. Hart, 12A Amherst
St, Montreal Sold by James Wilson,
Ooderich, Ont. 2
A Case .f feaeempttss.
Chesterfield. N ,H., March 20.
Mario. SETH w. Fowia h Sola:
Gentlemen—I feel in duty called upon
voluntarily to give my twtinnny in favor
of Dr. Viatar's Balsam of Wild Cherry -
I was taken sick last October with a lung
complaint, accompanied with a very ser-
ious ooagb: mad after having beeu treat-
ed a 'Dumber of weeks by the best phys-
icians they gave me up as an incurable
case of consnmption, and for about six
weeks my friends expected I might die
any day, having entirely dupaired of my
recovery. At this time I read the adver-
tisement and certificates of th. Wild
Cherry Balsam. and was induced to try
it myself. i have taken fire bottles, and
from the commencement i have been
gradually recovering. My cough has
now entirely ceased. i have regained
my flesh and strength, and am fooling
quite wail. 1 attribute the cure t.. Dr.
Wiatar's Balsam of wild Cherry, as 1
hays taken nes other medicine since i
commence taking that. ' Very fireapect-
fully yours, Mat MILS S MMMTR.
GILSTI.gttstw—Mrs Smith gives me the
foregoing esitafl.at• of the efficacy of
your mediains in her mase. She is au
acquaintance of mine. and took the Bal-
sam nn the stree. th of any certificate,
which she saw in the papers, Her Mori
is liters ly true. Yours truly, W. H.
ln7rna 50 eta and .1 a bottle. Sold
by dealers generally.
racy Oar owursa.►
T 1.. IJ. n Mr. )f.'seest, the hew Pre-
mier tt Quebec, did the Liberal party of
Ontario s great service when he frankly
stated in • resent speech the terms up.ro
which he and his Preach colleagues
alp* to enter the cabinet of Bir John
A. onald. Mr. Mouweau reports
what he himself said as follows:—"L said
if itis ?twined of Ontario is W req
an additional territory .d 02,000,000
asses mote than she was given ander the
10. N. A. Aot, the Preview. u( Quebec
would have the right to demand an
equivalent." Mr. Mousseau further de-
clares the. "it would be impossible for
the Province art Quebec to remain in her
present position if Ontario trained her
ease, bemuse any improvement in her
position must be followed by an equal
one in oars." It is .caroely neceemery to
point out that Ontario never claimed
any "additional territory.'` She merely
left the questions of her boundary to ar-
bitration and waa prepared to abide by
the result of the decision. It has now
been wade clear from the evidence of
the Premier of Quebec and ex -member
of the Dominion Uoverument, that the
cunditiou lapin' which Sir John secured
the French support was the robbery of
Ontario of half her territory. --[Wood-
stock Review.
The nearer we fulluw nature in the
treatment of disease, the more .uooesdul
we are. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry is Nature's Specific for Chol-
era Morbus, Dysentery, Colic, and all
forms of Summer Complaints. It speed-
ily cuaes Canker in the stomach or bowel.
and is safe for infanta as well as
.adults. 2
r. somese ..
le a wosiderisl thing. yet au n•to el, so
reasonable. Why 1 If pou have feel-
ings of gonenees; too weak sod dragging
to rally; too nervous to sleep; an appe-
tite hardly sufficient to keep body and
soul together: headache, with pains
across the back; the whole system relat-
ed; perhaps coughs and sere lunge; and
will use one to au bottled of Dr. G. L
Austin's Phosphatine as the can may
demand; it will not fail to make you an
enthusiastic friend. Why 40 we say
thus 1 Because Phosphatine supplies a
want, the eery jrroperfie, the system to lark-
ing and yearning for. It is not a medi-
cine, bat nutriment instantly oonverted
into blood, 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 band. All druggists. Llw-
DZN & Co., Sola agents fur the Domi-
nion, 65 Front St. East. Toronto.
F....m.et earF..mses amid Ose'eaMs. 1 T T C'1►1 it 1 ,� 1 1 t� 1 \ / l�,wf
Theusesds .of dollars can be eased by
wipe props lodgment is takias vera
of the health ui yeomen aid family. if
you are Bilious, have /anewa nl.
pout appetite, law and depriased spirits,
as/ gssee lly debilitated. do not delay a
isomeat. bet go at nares aid procure a
wonderful E;.otric Bit-
ters, w weer taiil to Ostyonoel that
foe the Boni art fifty mete --(TA-
- deid by .11111. WILow[1]
-j _
.. tY! ir,
ESTERN FAIR,
A W.ud .r spreads..
A. is ovally the case where an article
of true merit ha. attained • world-wide
reputation by its wonderful malts, in.
the celeoratsd Llactrio Bitten have
done, certain unprincipled parties have
endeavored te imitate them, and expect
to induce an unsuspecting pubis to pur-
chase their fradulent waren Ask your
druggist for the genuine Electric Bitten,
that are guaranteed to care, and take no
others. Sold byGeo. Rhynes, draggle,
at 5(1c. [2iM
THE St PPLY OF CONSUMED
brain substance can only be bad rem the
nutriment In the bleed deriv.d from iced
The man t[oys IanaUe whottwa whales►..try'*,
nine, or minimto'goad bin to porters. a wesE
in hand when he feels too week te1�{oO tkroegb
It without stimulants, which s'dppt7 nothing
but increase the consumptionold `thane. In
Wheeler's Miele' of Pbasphates sad Cal=
restoratives have the only true rtoratives of Deals
waste -the only source of nerve force a found
In our food.
Free .1 Cast.
All persona wishing to test the merits
of a great remedy—one that will posi-
tively core Consumption, Ceughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronehites, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs—are requested to
tall at Jas. Wilson's Drug Store and get
a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Dir
oovey for Consumption, free of cot,
which will .bow you what $ regular dol-
lar -aim bottle will do. (1)
The Me metram the wperier merit
sad g of ihtf • tee's =ztraet d)(
Will Strawberry foe tette ours el Summer
Complaints, is that Ins popularity and
demand is greatest where it has hese
Mngeet known 2
A Remarkable Escape.
w. C. Clarke, of Port Dalhou-
sie, Ontario, states that she had been
confined to her room for a long time
with that dreadful disease, Consump-
tion. The doctors said she could not
escape an early grave, but fortunately
she began taking Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, and in a short
time was completely cured. Doubting
ones, please write Mrs. Clarke, and be
convinced. Trial betties freest Rhynai
drug store. Large size =L.. (3)
LON DODJ,
September 25, 26, 49, 28 & 29
N C. Poison A Co., druggists, dc.,
Kingston, express themselves as sur-
prised at the sale of Rurdoek Blood Bit-
ters in that locality, where patent medic-
ines are hard to intrndnee, lest, say they,
' • the gross last ordered a few days since,
will convince you that the demand is
gond, and that it ie giving satisfaction to
our customers." 2
ems 'toward
Is offered for any ease Of Catarrh that
can't he curved with Hall's Catarrh Core.
Taken internally. Price 76 omits. For
sale by George Rhynes, sole agent for
Oodsrieh. 1&43-3an
Twenty -Mr moms' ' IP•zte.ee.•
Says an eminent physicians, convinces
me that the only way to care nervous
.xhansios, and weakness of the mufti
organa, is to repair the waste 17 giving
Mein and nerve food. and all
remedies oomspnvRdsd, Magnetic Medi -
.tee is the best. &.e advertisement in
lisother onlmnn. Sold n Gnderich by
Jag. W.Won, druggist .lm
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And all men running machinery will save
money b' using our oils. Our LARDINI and
CYLINDAR OiL has no equal. Facts speak
louder t en words, and the public can find out
that the foregoaa
foregoing sertlons are true, by try-
ing one sample of our. Oils prices ete., on ap-
.lication to
YcColl Bros & Co Toronto.
The Lardioe is tot sale in Goderich by
R. W. cKENZIE, G. H. PARSONS,
C. CRABB, and D. K. STRACHAN.
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ALLAN LINE
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY, Ui,AN-
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
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Cabin, intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
owner RATIN,.
fitr.rage Passenger, are hooked to l.ondoe.
Cardin Remo. Queenstown. Iharry. Belfast.
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Liverpool
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