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eermesttless and vtaateratbn. I fear I :old, :'iridal Lu, face to tam *all, palmed I
that a *Praia delimit tale and C..% en- 14u.141 n.rax.
Fun Ante TencU.
What is the sa p•oplty for t.Lt• • 1 1
atatow's swing to iia chorus, rather slum Cue ltsiltleditin and the b.ues were put 1 Two utt� •deist. 1 1
any devotional c uality, caused it speed- ..sod h..' day, and flouter was forgot- luny
Wheu • man an pays feehis board Lel 1 ��N
sly to infect the others alto at last Ujoin- toot. ..':ten flit body of Mother Ship- sbuuld be allww
n,4 Ukr t a egos 11
l )
ed in th.0 refugia' :- lin hat InIen ^nuunitted to the snow, deal 1
'•1 am proud to Uwe ta the ,amine et the lord, Mr. 1fait Murat ':a.k the 1 .can' aside The Lod A it:dime in North Britain
Aad I'm bound to die in Hie tarIny," is getti•t t very - Skye -high its ILX.1V STIi=►TSD.
The pints risked tired attititi e•dtliw. a Ili, /i' '.,. hY ' `.shiuutd from the , 1.CL.
1883.
a showed him a pair of snow -shoe.,
and whirled atx.ve abs enibel►bjs CraM'1', +beck sit 1•-'•t "There's one chow, it. •
Latin is a deal, lenge/we, and that is
and the (ltuiaY► VL_ their tsha 4s1 e.] i►•ntdred t•„ave her yet,' he said, point- why doctors tree ji fur writhg out their
proscriptions.
heavtnwar.t, as if in token of the
vow
At midnight the st •nm abated, the
rolling e:oude parted, sad the airs gl.t-
tered keenly above the sleeping cant/.
Mr. (lakhurt, whose professional habits
had entitled him to live en pe tirtl.lhi t
possible amuent of .$e., ill di Adige the
watch with Tum Sie,w.t,, want/bow man-
aged w take Illa.n hiwwlf the gteder
part of that duty. He a x: u„ til hitn:x-:f
to the Innocent, by saying that he had
"often h,en a week wil'u,ut .deep." 'Dot
ing Tont"et, ser !"
plied Oehl .test, ae4telstiott . ". hes
roan gets a streak of luck,-ni•Jor 'uck,
-he don t set tired. The luck gives i..
tint. Luck,- coot tamed the gambler, re
neergeeily, “tai w ,mighty •iueer thins. All
you know »tuna it for oert.lu is that its
bound to uh»age. Ami it'. Hutto% eat
when it's ,.will( t • c11A0t•c that matte
you. We've bad a streak ue had loot'
IY 111!•
eine, we left P••ter Flet, -T,1:1 in at • m+ lu, .iug into each other's .acre,
along, aad elan You fit :note ~IH tur •'14 tryt•y'tr/h* fate. Nrpllwr spoke,
ou,oat h•iY 7ILUr girds ,rigbuil-Aig, 140Oieeigiugthe pilotiouat thio
you're all tight For," acdded the 1 , ,. er, .'raw mea • and placed her arta
gambler, with cheerful irrelei ince. ... ; th • Duchess's waist. They kelt
-' Tm Proud to live I* the warrior. of the I.; ,.. ; .. • :tight tLe storm roached its greatest
s
Aatd I'b.tur,d w dM In till aro:.' " t n ,y. and rending asunder the m.,ttC•
The third day came, and the ant. l ok• I uu•t pities incaoi.al the very hut.
ing through the white eurtaiir, I t,tl!t.y, ' A. nun t
saw the outcuis divide tbeiralelei'y
4t�. feat tare 311
: le• t �,ey ; "but it's there, ' he ad-
• td. )e) 11114gg toward Poker Flat. "1f
3..1 c..l teach there iu two days she's
so!,. 'Aral .ou 7" naked Tum Sun-
man.•'yj: slay. haw," ass the curt
reply "`,�lii
Theot'e par e 1 with thing embrace.
"Yoe bre trot in Aug tool" said the Duch.
eats, as mite saw ►1r. Oakhurst apparently
w,t:tin; to a:' •,uptny Ilio. "As f tr as
010010e&tt•en," he replied. 11.r tamed sud-
denly end kissed the Duuhess, leaving
h tr pallid faimatdyme, and her trembling
t'iFit'f i with amazement.
R`^R'tsttne but not Mr. Oakhurst. It
brwtd.l the storma 4, du and the whirl -
in • .,tow. 'Pion the Duchess feeding
the !iso, found that louse tine had quiet-
iy)IBed Weide the )tut et:ough flail to
Lut to few days longer. The tears rode
to her- cyea, but she hid, then. from
f flte5.
►' .'
rowan slept but little. In the
A lazy man in Tennesseeheads his
letters "lilac," and another person in
,,
Vt'yandotte puts "YR.
A local Ill . :ltalai•r,p gushingly
says that she "does w love to at et
the piano in the ghnutilyl mad Umpteen./
1-'
creasing give i tlrevisiosls lar the'
i*h• '
Fast or tight, and lea* are sot al-
ways iuw
cupatihlo states. A fast youth
is often a loose character, and sometime.
tight.
Why is the drunkard like a bad polit-
ician ?-Because hit u always poking his
DODO into measures that spoil the con-
stitution.
Preparations are being trade to dis-
cover another cornet. One that will not
get up w early in the morning is pre-
ferred.
The moralist sye.--"E.ory lea a
occasionally what be ought to be per-
petually." Thou again same men are
perpetually what they ought to be (ecss-
tonally.
the wtst•ri;"
ing meal. It was one of lire p'ei uli,.ri- i tl•rwI blackmail, .the Duchess 'crept
ties of• that mountain eluoute that iG :.:rare 0o piney, art bsnk• e the edam t -f
Lays diffuse/1 a kindly ..•,veli over the! ..wiry bouts : "Piney, tato you Is•.:t f.
winty landscape, as if io re-,-'tful con' ' „aro, ,dear; said i'ine� .imply. The
foist/ration .if the past Kot it Ivrea' .1 (Dili icon, without bei.ney exactly.lac,
A drift oft drift of slow pilar high around'
the hut, - a hopeless, uncharted, track-
less sea 4 white lying blow the rocky
shores to which the castaways Mil!
clung. Through the utarvell.•us!y clear
air the smoke of the past.oial village of
Poker Flat rose miles away. Mother
Shipton saw it, and from a remote pin-
nacle of her rocky fastwesa, hurled iu
that direction a final malediction. it
was her last vituperative attempt, and
roerhapr for that reaa•'4. wss •int sated
with a certain degree •4 sdblih*ity. It
did her good, she privately iuforutel the
Duchess. "Just you to go out there w
and cuss, and e." She set herself to
the task of amusing "the child," as she'
and the Duchess were pleased to call
Piney. Piney way no thicker, bet ft'
was a soothing ami Act that she
didn't swear and wr.
When night crept ap again through
rg
the goes, the teed noMflao
f the oor-
uion rose and felt + xlltut spasms and
long -drawn gaps by the licking camp-
fire. But music failed to fill entir^ly
the aching void left by insufficient food,
and a new diversion was 'unposed by
Piney, --story-telling Neither Mr. Oak-
hurst nor his female companions caring
to relate their personal experiences,
this plan would have failed. too, but for
the Innocent. Some months before he
had chanced upon a stray copy of Mr.
Pope's ingenious translation of the Iliad.
He now proposed to narrate the princi-
pal incidents of that poem - having
thoroughly mastered the argument and
fairly forgotten the words -in the cur-
rent vernacular of Sandy Bar. And so
for the rest of that night the Homeric
demigods agaiu walked the earth. Tru-
jan bully and wily Greek wrestled in
tee winds,and the gt'ea►pines un the canon
manned to bow to the wrath of the son
of Peleus. Mr. Oakhurst listened with
quiet satisfaction. Most especially was
he interested in the tate of "Ash -heels,"
as the Innocent persisted in denominat-
ing the "swift -footed Achilles."
So with small food and much of
Horner and the accordion, • week passed
over the heads of the outcasts. The sun
again forsook them, and again from lea-
den skies the snow -flakes were sifted
over the land. Day by day closer
felt r•;ien t, and petting. hee head um
Ptuey'e sh•.aldnr spoke no lawn Aoft
do reclining, the younger and purer pd-
Iowiuv the head .4 her soiled sister up -
"n her vir;tt:, breast, they fell asleep.
The wind balled as if it fearettto wsio
en therm. Feathery drifts of anuw,sltak-
ett front the l,., pine boughs, flew like
c
white wined bards, and settled shout
th••n aa they slept.
7ke,tn u•❑ thr.eigh, j,h±i rifted clouds
(,Halted down upotn ells•,( had.1Aen -the
1'
flip, Istat all hu:udtr-tttrain, all trace
of earthly travail, was hidden beneath
the spotless mantle mercifully dung from
ale.ve.
They slept all /halt day asta �kb• ileal;
yuu„A}id they ,watch whew .vetoes and
footsteps broke the silence of the camp.
And when pitying fingers brushed the
snow frim their wan face+, you could
scarcely have told from tbe equal peace
that dwelt upon them, which was she
that had sinned. Even the law of Piker
Flat recognised this, and turned away,
leaving them still lucked i'i each other's
arms.
But at the head of the gulch, on one
of the largest pine trees, they found the
deuce of clubs pinned to the bark with
a bowie -knife. It bore the following,
written in pencil, in a'tirtn hand :
t
BLNS.tTH THIN TREK
LIE; THE BODY
or
JOHN OAKHURST,
WHO MUCK A •TIBAK OF BAD LOCK
ON TEI 23ao 07 IiovI1(BBB, 1850,
AILD
HANDID til HIS CHBCL8
uN TIM 7TH DI CIIMBER, 1850.
4
And pulseless and c end, with a derringer
by his side and a bullet in his heart,
though atilloalm as in life, beneath the
snow lay he who was once the ptrongeat
and yet the weakest ,of the outcasts of
Poker Flat."
Of all the ills that lesh is heir to kid-
ney datum) is the most dilemm utg- To
eutferrp, oar c . eaty eat, take Dr. VAX
$t;ecw'a Kinsey Cutts at once, and thus
ub'an; a relief }•w cauuot find elsewhere.
Alt Untgzists art..• it. J. \Vi's-sa (;••d.-
ri111• 2
tall:
lura.
Ncwnap err an' fo ropy Ili'• ndrerti.t-
w1 •o t w f.rte 111 expr:a.order Of Haii,'v'R dl
14i ierain et
j we begins Its sixty-sixth
+hshsZ e t lamaustl.er Number. It 1s
ion way the mod popular illustr*lavl period -
Mal la Asort.a and r-wrland, but also tbe
lamest iu Hal •:.hent., the Moat beautiful to Its
appearsima atul the boot magazine fur the
houic, A w novel, emitted "roe the Ma -
Jar. " by Conatasoe Fenimore Woolson, the
author of "Anne, was begun in the Novem-
ber Number. in literary and utlsUc extol -
tame the Afut�p/assMe improve, with each saw
°esive uumber ripectal efforts have been
made for the lighter entertainment of Its
asadera through ltimiorousi a eras, sketches,
eta,
HARPER'S PERiOD;CALS.
ru.1t►t.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE... • . .. $4 00
HARPER'S WEEKLY $4 00
HARPER'S BAZAR S4 00
The THREE above publiostiols..110 00
Any TWO above named. .17 00
1LtI'fa t'kl YOli w; PEOPLE. .$1.50
HARP$.$ NAGAZLNIi~ b. 00
IlARPgIt'R YOU NU -PEOPLE.
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQl AlIE
LIBRARY, (52 Nuniliers)t10.tYJ
Poetises Jr:.; fa t'1 i u', a . i', r: L. ,: 17.t c I
? v v tut 4 t'Wuufde f t ta•::1t. w•ilh
Toa ratpta .f,y, N lir
thenumbers(orJuliesa mbar u• rash
°oar. ooA Whet. IVO 1i0111. Is al" tltc aubst•rt 1, int Ishe. ,Aill be be-
gt•a wmb the • urretit number.
The incl eRl; it a level is a.' Ii'.r s J[ngn
sine.. III oma a loth binding will be seat by
mail puasesoL w receipt of 1,..110 t i r rdunte.
t'letu &juts-._ for bit.d.ug. ou cents eaob-by
/ Renal, p"•, pef1•
f+al.xaDilarp•�s, 41ejn_:ar, _tipbiirttieal.
,4 e.1 ttaal. uti galw.uled fur \ onuua-s 1 {o
1L, e•..'.t.•r'e. lawn June, 1850, to .hole. 111tH!,
oar sot 8vut'iu 5.114 T,
It, in ttauti... ar ouid be made by l••at-061oe
Mac tirtAr er dealt. to avoid c.aseee• oto
"I thins hoc goose has the advantage
o: y..u," said the landlady to an inexpert
bt•rled •••h•. mai carving. "Guess be
Vas, mos -. .in a,e," wag tib gstek r►
tett.
,1.1;lti•S,: S. BItrTII:It NYork.
. r
To lar n calrol Tnfrost s. Mad all w bass • 1 i• i 3
11
way remora. 7 A 1
83
Pira, eltrtine,.n leave Poco, .t Plea-
Abate El uii i t teased upon Scientific I.1. -.i. CfSTRA^--- ED_
Fr . F 01,401.1 by Pr fewaor Austin,
cls •'res/
AI. 1)...t 15.*tuu. Masa, curus Pulmon-
ary 1'•ntsnuti.tioi,Sick ihroieche, Ner-
vess Attacks, Vertigo and Neanibiat
aro: all wastitat di ,,nems of tits barman
system. Pbosphetinr is not a Medeciie.
bat a Nutrimenitt. truce »e it *meanie uti
Vegetalrie or • enerttl P..is•tn. sl;eilttery
N Ittootics, au•l war Stimul*rats, Ip(ct $itup
ly the Pholgihatic mud tlartrie Elements
found in our daily fuel. A aim& battle
is sufficient to convince All 'druggists
sell it. e1 08 i. •r b .tt'.e. f.'.wDEN X
Co., sore a,elitt f:or the 'D• iuia
irblh•i•nk it irk Fast: 'rlrewrta't
name sell known in
unnect.iun with the 11:!ir Renewer,wkieb
estores grey !coir 1u its natural color by
a few weeks use. geld at :. 1 mute per
bottle by dan1..v-Wi' en1. 2,ii
ll
CHEAP GROCLR.-,.I'
DEAN S �V =
r -r
J.
Begs to minuetto the people of l:odencls and this betion 1.1 iiutou, that I), hal
perch* d town Mr. A. Phillips his stuck of Groceries, etc., .+I., w'ui
continue the business in the uh) ate...I, . 1..u.
Corner of Victoria and Bruce ` : seta
Hat nig bought the goods for cash, and as I intend t„ make all my put losses (mil
wholesale men for each also, I will ler rat it position to evil At
Very Low Prices for (`ash
My stook will always be fresh. I will keep the bit brands of teas, good segue,
and everything in the grocery line from tide test producers. Bacon, Spiecd Mi ••. t
eta ,always on hand in season. I am determined t•. t ! 'rose, both in:quality and t.ru
>•CaJI at the stand, Victoria street, opposite Fair ;rusear t�
8trW11an's machine shop.
Oederiek, Merck 9th, 1882.
Extensive Premises -and 'endid ', tock.
C3. BARRY
CABINET IAKER Ate IIBERTAK.ER
Hamilton Street, &ode 'ich.
.t good assortment of Kitchen. Bed room, 1t niug itoom andlparlor Fnrnitu r. ,t. 1, as Tu
bled, /'hairs (hair. one and wood sratrdi. t•upboanla, Bed -steads. Mattress. *. Vv 11 it elan
1.•,uwgtw. Sofas, \\'hat -Nota, Looking Glasses,
A complete assortment of Collins and tl.rouds always on t, i dja'w iles:et a f. r '
tit reasonable rate .
Pieter, Flaming a specialty. -A call solicited. 1331
Jlnrper's IYr stands til t .c head„f nt-
•ri. a•, i'lus:rat,lwctkly ••areal.'. lty ye
• noon, )bras lt..s.riea In null.: t•.. la -a : •. •.ruble
111uU
,-sU"o�o�►',� �la••sr'full� . 1 tt' * err :,. ...oft•'I•rb•. wasertor aid ,V.•I.5. oasts -Pm ••d by
r r r•aaai , u% san,I nu h:atit cloy. ft
....
- ra NSrrgotten and r'',',•rnismeat to Um-i-
dle+sa..t•cJewwet+.. hent'.'.
I w.natrir be the •tin,..f the publbben
'.. u.air /hover's Week.'trrly moo raper
,foot tetrads/mefamlly newsp•e;a-r tit Illy world.
RARP 1'S PERIODICA:IS .
P. T. ttlaroosa rails tale Uwe.
Scanning our various exchanges. we
notice especial distinction given in rmmi-
0ent New York dailiestltBarnum, Batley
Hutchinaon's strung cndorse^tent of
St. Jacobs Oil as a pain -reliever. They
ton, have fallen into line. it would seem.
around them drew the snowy circle, un•, --(Cincinnati (O.)lDwquirer.
til at last they looked from their prison
drifted walls of dazzling white that 1 The statement which has been ind h-
Mwterwd twenty feel .licca their money deposited in the l.ennex election
It became more and more difficult to re I haw been misplaced is denied. Sir `
plenish their tires, eveu from the falling John Macdonald will be compo"
trees beside thea., now half hidden in defend his .test, and the assault is being
the drifts. And yet no one complained. ! vigoronely conducted.
The lmtrs turned from the dreary pros -
peat 1w, b Itsar.wrai•i•
and looked into each other's eyes. In thetas times of quack medicine id -
sed wee+ happy. Mr. Oakhurst settled I vertisements everywhere, it a truly
settle('himself 000lly to the losing game I gratifying to find one remedy that u
before him The Duchess, more cheer worthy of praise, and which really dues
fel than she had leen, assumed the care as recommended. Electric Bitters we
cam . ouch for s• being a fru(• and maths
-
thePioey Ottly Mother Shipton tint's ble remedy, asd one that will do m re -
the strongest of the party-*gelne•i to i oommended. They ineanai,l curs
sicken and fade. At midni;',: t. :he Stomach
K anddeyyLsia �� (i in
M� d.ffic
tenth day she eall«I flak :ant to her of tairft
We knotdnrysw whereof we *Peak. and can
lads "i'm going," she said, in a voice readily nay give them a trial Sold at
mer h
eads. trinusly circulated by Tories that t c 1
of querulous, weakness, "hut don't soy 160 cents w bottle, by Jae W neon. 1)
anything shoot it. Don't weaken the I . - _. , -... -
kola Take the bundle from under my tams on
head and open it." Mr. Oakhurst did All pertloM tralbrir,t fate
"di' AMhrat tirw"bi►Is,Ls•od Vete•r
en it errntairtarl M••ther Shipton '0 n- or any dh tis& of the Threat and Cedric,
times for the last week, untouched. rev, napalatea ta call at WiI*ti o Dreg
"Give 'eta to the nhild,' she said, point-
ing tot the shooing Piney •"Yo•'ve
starved yourself,'. said the gambler.
w1'lat's what they mall it," said the wo-
man
o
man goernlnusl'y ss she lay down mai t.
aaeoaurisa,
IsuraIgie. Sciatica, Lu nbas o,
Backache, ta+ensrss if till Out,
Gout, Quinsy, Sone Throat, troll-
inys and Sprains, Borns and
Scalds, Sonora] Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and N.adache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, sad all other
Pains and Aches.
!a Pr pleas e5 seek .pals Sr J t Mau
n • eafrr awre. ohe/10 awl eas.f Lxt.n.al
Itaedy A Wall entails bat 1M comparatively
WAal.` .'t+ay or Ile (hats. and ovary nae weer,
y with pia am Yoe tory nae pains, pia' •
et It. .lata..
Dtreellaar la Rows Lamar•.
SOLD ET ALL Diameters AID DEALEl1.S
Ii MEDICINE.
A VOGELEB rte CO..
sane.«.. era.. v- e. 4.
OTS HO
1 t t. announoe to the Public that theyy hilt • open d by 'nets i•. lie
i., the store lately occupied by Horace Nett 1. n. 11•
mull a.wortmd shock of Spring and Summer 1 • • ilsat . t Mew. le
•
to give the P , e b
•t*lal.
WIC •I SAES & Sit PR C" S r t l I_ E
,,+D'P!ettae call and examine our gonads ., 1• pu L '
fon-Poinenlber the place. next do, t t ion ,
evt••t'ustofn wutk will teceive our apo • ; • btiei
?we -None hut the heat of material ns• rat 1. •
tow -Repairing neatly done on the al, . • tic.•.
Oe.terieh. }larch I+, 1R82. DOWNING &a-
N.nar'.True Krlrad. �•�!w""^ `
A friend in seed is Ip friend iu.leed. as b -
T:.is none can deny, especially when ea-
s,atauoe is rendered hien one is ,u.relr 1 • ' . >' ;
afflicted with disease, wore
siieuidrly •
those cos
complaints and weaknesses so coin-
tuou to our female popglstinn. J.very-1
w0Dm.tn should know that Weenie Bit-
ten are woman's true felead, and will
positively restore her to health, even
when all other remeaie• fail. A ei:.11e
trial always prow; our aasestinn. .
are pleasant to the taste, and only .•.tit
tifty cents a hitttle.• Said by Jeans Wil -
s4111. i2)
A Is Wereytsaa.
Alvah the patience int Jl.b wunhl Ie.
:•ane exhanated neer be a preach r and
i'i
op.: it Arita Gre
••tottavotira . ti. tutotwl lain ;oldie., ;y,',•.. lint
vhilu *hey weie keeping up at: Iutcwi si t. ticAct.
..tr; hiurp. wstkitw b irar tneil.u• ft r hitn
" b.. hear I. Yips. ;or: r, r. sty C.30 NEI � i�it1 Ini,t La a..i4 Hd -( 3' ..ret ,n. nay• 1):. r1Ito a,/\\T, N.
ltvli .-t 1 • t.. :it liotties srtvcit t t
.wt 1-.att • r'.
oereis,..��� Begs tonenmint ti e ladies of (o•dtr'tk
. - -- taint' y. that she is nue slow 1 g
PRC arms:
H. et*" . ta4 (l0
tt.\�ft:1/,AltEEKLY..... i44 (i0
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L' to Cl,� •.5 l, .3 1, art
%'..foo' a r{ L. Its r,aiiHi' r. ♦ iA 4 -solo.
The ..tames .d ti,r sr k. u w •.•
arta Ili ese'a•. , •.- J , . a • ♦ • a 01,
qu ti,a• ••i..•.H,•Ji w11, . «.,.,r!.
tlW tb••aat'.-•♦ L' h.1 O coir. oci l
lite" %anise ...;;C. art, r 1 .. • . - 1 o •,t
Arr.
Ile jaw: 1. tumid V.11 • ..r fly . r
ire cf•r t , 1 1A•,4 w•i 11e
hr a , • • r+. trio. . r•
ewe•, ram n ••,l tsi • ittrovided ill r A
1.1.:1 . C.. r ...Iv JAI it put v ttataet • ;et ;tai
pee c•.le•a
roe; rtes••* roe reeb volon*e .a: 11.3
hind.,. rw 11 1, $wmail,( le, ail, rosseett. tit • -
cel^t of*.hotel }r.
Rem ! *qv alt*.Ist Mode hr itta'(retr
�f our• , R11rr :Ore.•.. ;,. .mold et it.. O.
los. •
Ne mu, .e•me i.• rove tAia rifv•-t:
mewl ,rfl'•.-vf IJ, . to' 't onkr of flints.t..1.
•
BRtn•naltn. •
Address HARPER daunwra I's.New Yurko
('ANADA's F.\V({RITE WEFKLY
TRE WESTERN ADVERTISER
Store and [et a 'Rol Bottle of Dr.
King's Nye rieowery for Cossnmption,
fres rat eheafe, *high trill matinee them
of wonderful merits and show what a
regular dollar sisa i ottle will do Oat
early g'
ANIi)-
WEEK LZ LIBERb7+
OF 1.0AIION, t1NT
important Reduction n Prim
ince
of 1882 Free-
Pre-
mium for tbe conning year.
THE BEST REMEDY
rola
Diseases of the Throat and Laois.
The pr., of the Wirer -ferry ADvxatute
•
Wzswty Ltaa*at Aar Man mewed t,
for tasammfswn .f fxr t fro tot esti
-Due embalms.
Tar l imnw,tlattot Dowste� AI[r'a►. trame ..eeprtmesta.- .f
taloned to i1 •atattas a sed ttestristod
stories. Mask ple'ttwre. see. Per re roots Ps.
ra a copy of oar east bet p n-ssI of VA
t fsfstrong tag sem HsALTw�wiO
le
�7' ower; aro for 13 ret,.
vat M bee same waver. tpltatahls
Writs ane ria ties 151
1r.t'frwreryie. ewcestig se. T1. bloat sea
aver,
nit o''SSI' is wart this
awee tw.wM
,miapttnre eats Seettiral tws. awe e a L
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esimme f a t1*.
idwr t SIM sr.
11 lel vest* i�M
Tht�a�s1�r Itr,sl� anew Ai.
wtl bP seat tFeia irt+ ter
thg Ys gf J="
Ira, far tM •rte..,, *I? ywaw ,f 1B/s to
A'YERS In diseases of the
pulmonary organs
a aafe and reliable
remedy is Inval-
uable. A Y z its
CRBRIY Pre -roam,
is such a remedy.
it is a s••tentitr
combination of the
tnedicinal prin..i-
pies and curative
virtues of the finest
drugs, chemically
nnited, of such
power as to insure
the greatest possi-
ble etBcieney, and
P£CTORa L. unifosults• Irmitty of es aret-
strik
Ute f(windation of all pnitermary diseases,
affording p.rtwwpt relief and rapid cures,
and is adapted to patients of any age or
either sex. Being very palatahle, the
youngest children take it readily. In
orl(nary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronehltis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Bore Throw/. Asthma, Croup, an_
Catarrh, the effects of Arra'a CHERRY
PECTORAL, aro magical, and multitudes
are ansnally preserved from serious Ma-
nehn by its timer and faithful use. it
should be kept at hand in every house-
hold for the protection It affords In sud-
den attacks in Whooping -cough an.1
Consensptloa there is no other remedy
so efficacious, enothfuu4� and helpful.
iow priest are isduc.whe•nts to try
lotn. 01 the many mixtures or syrups,
male
d
sass, osof w offend. which. siivthey n-
Ww so ensure yamiitiee, ran afford
only temporary relief. sod are sure to
rsappotnt the patent. 1 *weave of the
throat sad pings dwsand active and
e/sr•tlrs trestrnewt; sad 1t Is dangerous
experimenting with ,rnkneww and cheap
mrak)ees• from the gamsIlaMllt, that
ikea, dleesses may, while eo toast with,
bootees deeply seated or iteenrahte. Use
Anal Clammy PEcro ll., and you
nee.Adantly expectresults.
the best relts.
et ackwowlst l curative power.
sod Is se ehatap as iia raretnl preparation
ta�twdtta will allow amt.Mw,
t pays o, knowing its composi-
tion,
pbal� a
at
fl, p oierths It The teat
Maury' bas proven Ito certainty to cure
�1 P� l�tnmary eomplalnts not already
e•7+wm the ranch of human ail.
PIIEPRRID IY D. 1. C. AYER • CO.,
Tra wYarl one Aaatvet1l ()Beaters.
Lewitt Masa.
MM. rt au. eso«,.vw *vzavwwasz
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ay, 1881.
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reran 5 4 ewttatalosi, and i tit raFrn .1:1 ol-
ive 5s a sequence e(1.1.41•,t low . as 1. s•e i t r •
u v. Lose of traeIIq*Py. n; nrls«) is -,.I. de.
pain ir. tbe back. Manures
•.f t•tsit,h. rreo'tt-
tare o•
l l ag n
and Mae oyer deters.. •t.••t
.wHvu.i a of K.•wv i•a
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beautiful va rt t She Lae seemed the ser -
c
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e.'. to l liner,!
At bet ,Iry at Lop, llamiltun ntreet, in Irnt and
a y. :r .0
vie sofaetty milliner. and feels assured the
she can glen
aid Summiir Millinery
SAT BTP.A.0 T I ON
IN BOTH
STYLE ANI • MAKE•
lead to inwut it r 1..r avusuw+pt t t 51.11 a pii It co.oboist, hg to lien favored will a daft from her
lune gran.estrous. sad the ledles-Rreeratly.
Nand for eirvulare win', trv•'i:+ u;r' • fat a by. t
mad. The stiviunt.aTNl es .»•:.' xs !AA, Aft- S. `1' .‘ R ()(� I( -
box.Ilhr Wrisix t a myoxes rlanil �an1o.e 1y wank... or
....
receipt of price, hy 5ddreuu lI it
F'. J. t FiKNR :'. U':'w iw
Geo. RnvNAr• 1 , w , '
stole Agent for Uudcr.i '.
CURES_RHE.UMATISM
WORM POWDERS.
Are pleseast to tabs. Contain their owe
Purgative. Ia a wife, sore, and effretsal
elerwro er .1 worse is (i 11 irde or Adnito
GYAntYffi
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BALSA y
,.r'ESCutit.(4 C',,
Well. WPM OR REUEVE
IILIOUSNfss. DIIIUNE'S&
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTER/MO
J4UNDiCE. OF THE !MAW,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
GALT RHEUM, THE STOM4,'11,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, w$TQOF TNEEtS►'IM,
Aw0l to soul oK10a18 s*O$%
I mows, b ow 4.000.
T. 1111LBORN s CO.. ""P";=,.„„
xtaw 10 RE
tlmi_
1. Reco,nrnentled by Pt1YleI:trne.
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Catarrh of the Nasal Cavity Gnrenk and lilr.sratlele
Catarrh of the Ear. Err or Throat. It is takes
INTERNALLY ant- adv f,tRE TLY upon
thS8Inod and Mucous uric.i e1 the
System. 1 t the best Blood Purr r
t the 4.01411*, and It worth ALL
that I charged for It. for
THAI sloes.
Tit.:
ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH
err' is THK MAIMIST .ar-a
S 00 Hoil
Wi.m.►xt'• ••rat, March 23, IsIl.
Hy 1,10...g'.yht.•r was ora,'-+. 1 with (Jaterrt
for too t .• m. ,,tel wan ver. m i :h ban.atted by
the eon of -' HATE Catarrit Cord - Rh , 1. sew
shoat aural. W. T. 1i•'Ctit.
Wacr.s on, Ono., March ... 142,
Tbay. nand " Hall's (1.4vb Ourw,' a. 1 ludo
ins from Ma ;.a1 r.•uite 1 deriv.A from sae
bottle. believe is will ears the meat *tubbern
ranee et •'ararrb It 14 ase M eonunoe 1 ter •
rea.o.alds I.ugtb of tiiue.
W. 11. HEI.LFYR.
trrs.rrxn, Ont. March la, tat2
7. J. Carver a Ca., Tol*do, (1.
tiara. -Haw, sold Rall'. Catarrh Cur* for the
ism rear, auA It Own iwitare saudaetion
Tours truly,
w Hltr(N. DrawlK
Hall's Catarrh Cure
'etc by 511 Wbnt.sla an•1 111.401 Pricer*
ass Pala. 4 Patent Mads owe in
the United 'stator an4 Cao%Sa
rR:r!
Centht a Bottle. '65.0() a Dom.
The only manias 85:1'a ratan/i Oen is sssis
afaasvtr•i by P.J. CANNRY t C0.. Toledo, a
,miil.wsre et taaJMtfalns.
aetY.d ter taw (mVolo trade by
H. W. HOBSON, Welland. Gust
GEORGE RHYN
Kok Agent, iltidMeh
) %C. WILL P.AY FOR TUIE SIGNAL
• 1
pmea. a trer for the baktte• settle ssibeerlheaa4 sa°ncw rr' fbll ltaasw
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