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ih HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, DEC. 29, 1882
' a *twin' or A LOrtO A00 t'm*errMA*.
In leathern volume, old and quaint,
I ret} one Christina -tide,
Stories of lady and kuight and taint
Who loved sud outfitted and died ;
But one of a simple and noble child
Was sweeter than all beside :—
A little page in castle hall
Fair faced, with golden balr,
Who waited hie lady's lightest call
And stood at the barons chair ;
Or sang, with silvery voice and sweet,
And chanted the evening prayer.
And life in the castle was bright and gay
With chane lied feast and dance,
One hundred grail knighta held courtly
play,
And tilted with gleaming lance,—
When tidings came of invading foes,
And war with haughty France.
The knight bowed his baugtify
I.'pon ts nettled head;
He who beiote a tee sn'totaflat
so, Wei in light to s
Sat taut and white before theme afar
Uaanswerietg and uooaltned !
Slowly stretched forth a kindly arils,
The voice grew loud and had ; "
Ren haste could find ne power to barm
The faithful, dauntless child, woo
"Live on, my boy, to sing again
Thy praises undefiled!'
He stood before the wondering boy,
And raised the massive key
I give three Chriatmaa cheers and joy
Lite tor thyfriends and thee ;
The lady hather liberty,
Thy hand hath set her tree !"
The maideus cowering in the lull
Hear a loud trumpet blare,
And thirty horsemen from the wall
Ride off in wrier fair.
The little paite with the castle key
Comes slowly up the stair.
Then rode the knights from the castle
gate
In glitter of martial pride,
Ready to meet the martiora fate
Or stand et the victor's side ;
And within the walls-, save page and serf
There were none, to shield or guide.
In the lady's bower was heard no song,
All hearts were chill with dread ;-
The tete.ry days, how sad and long !
Ieughter and light were fled,
And wheu they chanted • the evening
prayer
They were thinking of their dead.
Marker and deeper grew their woe
As Christmas eve drew near ;
For the baron's fiercest, deadliest foe,
With many a flashing spear,
Rode up and clattered the castle gate
With mocking words of cheer.
"Good thirty morn behind we ride,
Th ei b,aveat in the lead ;
I Dome to break your baron's pride,
And offer a mailed hand,
Will ye be crushed in its iron grasp 1
Or tamed to ate command
" Te are but women few and lora ;
Your frighted menials flee ;—
Ho lady"! vain thy lofty acorn.
Bring down the castle key !
Come down and pitted for leave to lira--
Upon thy bended knee!"
Then stood she up before them all,
That lady brave and true ;
" So ye besiege defenseless wall,
And war with women few 1
I will not yield my castle key,
Cowards, whate'er ye do ! '
The knight laughed loud in bitter hate:
" Fiue words, my lady bold ;
To -night, before thy castle gate,
We feast and revel hold.
When the rustle bells of Christmaschime
Know th it thy downi is tolled,"
That night, within the lofty hall,
Fair hoes blanched with fear :
"Must we in vain for mercy call !
L there no succor hear?"
What prayers rose up that dear night
Broken with rob and tear.
In the cold gray light of Christmas morn,
They wait the summons grim—
What music on the air is borne, '
Thrilling the silence diet f
It is the voice of the little page,
Singing a Christina, hymn !
e O Christ, upod`whose natal morn.
Rejoicing angela sang,
When o'er the blue Judean hilts
Their heavenly anthems rang
" ()Christ, to whom mitt. gifts from far
Came shepherd, nage and king,—
Our choicest gifts on this glad morn,
Our hearts, we humbly bring !
" Grant us to follow Thee in love,
Nor from Thy path to. stray,
Thy blessed feet have gone before
And glorified the way.
" We join the angel choirs that sine
This happy morn again
'Glory to God the mord most High,
Good -will and peak to men !' "
There were no felteiing tones of fear
In all that joyous song ;--
The childish voice rang loud and clear
The vaulted hails along,
And trcmbliug "nes who heard the strain
Grew comforted and strong;.
But goon below the castle wall
Pealed out a trumpet blas-tl
And h �aree1y rose Sir ILtrtu►i4's call :
"Thule hoer hath conte, at lust !
Now yield me up thy castle key ;
The respite time is past !"
The cruel words still filled the air
When, with a valiant grace,
The little palre aped clown the stair
The dreaded foe to face.
The castle key t;leatned in his belt
As on he went npace.
Great shouts of t tuntinil mockery came
From tho artn.td band below,
" Ha ! fallen house and haughty dame
End all your glories so '
Bet Ronald shrank before the child,
Ae front re stei•len blow;
Then atetnly tea'.!:. "There is no time
For quip sir parley now :
The matin bell* have ctmsed to chine,
And Ronald keeps his vow
(io tell thy haughty lady there
Her (homed head to bow."
" My Lord, the voice was
clear,--
" One word to thee 1 hang ;
lint from a wnnicn wlcto with foar,
But from the Heavenly King, ---
A message which than well nuyeet hoar
Before ltoo d est this thing '
" But if the tally Christmas hour
Brings no Lind th,ii la to thee,
My tittle life is in thy hewer, .
Ret hitt my lady fret',
And I will Mesa then a'en for de*tb,
Nor ask for liberty ;
" 1)n with tee • a* th• ,t wilt, my lend,—
Here is th castle key, —
I et g,.. fee eir.t thy knightly word
To set my ;,sly free
Onr kr biro c;vrn mei WS IMO
low and
That night, at chime of reaper bell,
Pealed forth an anthem choice ;
But far shove the o n'a awell
Rang out a childish :
" My soul !ball Megttify the Lori,
My heart in him rsiolce!`•
1 C111113TILt2 CUED.
tag 1r111lasa Altus.
isoSafe at this rework, 'whisk he die
etfribed as "s frivol/au excites, unworthy
sit the attention of a British jury," that
she dare not say another word.
"tisstleseen of the Jury," said he,
yes have heard the este, sed I meet
say that a were lams and paltry defence
40.haa Dever been my lot to sleet with.
11 you halts toting in a verdict that I
can approve of, I will take out all your
mincemeat and throw you into the dust-
bin !"
The minoepies and blanemenge began
to walk auwngst themselves", and pres-
ently one of cheat said something that
mads all the others laugh, and the blanc-
mange began to shake his sides, until
it seemed as if he would fall to pieces.
At last they became silent, and the
pudding asked in an awful voice,—
"Gentlemen, are you agreed in your
verdict 1"
We are,' replied the blancmange,
in a very shaky tone ; "and the sentence
is that Mary shell be put in the pot from
which your Lordship has just cotne, and
he boiled over the tire.-
"Hooray
ire.""Hooray " shouted the pudding , ''a
splendid sentence ; ons which dues you
great credit, gentlemen ! Now thin,
Sir Loin, help me to put it into eaecu-
It waa'Chriatuias Day, and little Agnes
was stilly at the window, watching the
snowflakes as they fell, and wondering to
herself where they came trete, and what
became of them after they had melted.
Aside) wangled them they fell into •
sort sof waking dose, which in its turn
gave way too sound sleep.
All of a sudden she heard what sound-
ed like a clap of thunder, the Boor open-
ed, asd'down she fell, right through the
bee's, until abs reached the kitchen.
But to herr great surprise she was sot
hurt a bit, sad soon began to look arounu
nor, sawn, to her intense astonishment,
the lid of the pot in which the pudding
was being °ook.dslowly rose. and—won-
der- of - wonders !—the pudding itself
walked out on to the floor.
But this leas mat the strangest part,
kr he sow hsu a belly, lags, and arms,
mad tube pesddiat itssif eddy formed his
bead. a-h./loath of aourse it was ovt of all
' proportion to his body, and it looked as
tf itowesgaz was eaoath t, break his
neat.
He Iserei cautiously towed, and see-
inz co t ne but Agnes, he sat down w a
Ichair. having takes p session ad the
rolling -pin. which be band as a urgers.
"Noble Sir Loin," he cried to the
joint ,f beet that was raastiag before the
fire, "come and take your place at :Ay
right hand, s befits your mak.-
The sirloin at these words gave a great
jump, and unhooked himself from the
bottle -jack ,that was spinning him round,
falling down with a splash into the
gravy. Fie soon scrambled out, how-
ever, and going to the table to..k s large
hunch of horse -radish, which he placed
on his head, alter having cleverly form-
ed it intuit cert of cap
"New wears quite ready," said the
pudding in a loud voice, "and the cul-
prit may be brought in," As he spoke
he struck his sceptre three times on the
floor of the kitchen.
By this time Agnes felt that nothing
would astonish her, and so she was not
in the least surprised when the door was
buret suddenly open, and Mary the cook
entered, escorted on one side by an en-
ormous turkey, and on the other by a
fat goose, both of whom held her fast
with their beaks, while • a number of
ruincepies brought up the rear.
Mary was evidently dreadfully fright-
ened, and Agnea felt quite sorry for her,
but she did not dare to move e,r utter n
sound, as the pudding seemed to be ex-
ceedingly angry, and was rolling his eyes
about in a most ferocious manner.
"I hope said the pudding, in a very
fat and greasy voice, "that you are
ashamed of yourself, Mary, and that
you have repented of yoursins ; bei even
that won't prevent yon neing punished.
But perhaps 1 should not say as touch
as this, since I am to be y•. sir judge. I
ought to be your accuser, as I am the
victim of your wickedness ; but my sense
of justice prevents my acting in that
capacity, an I am going to be judge, in
order that I may have the pie. euro of
pronouncing ,entente unto tem. -
"But, please your lordship," said
Mary, "I don't even know whit 1 have
Iohne .'.
"Silence ' ' shouting the puddling ;
Viand turning to the turkey, he alde,l,—
"Swear in the jure. -
S,, eleven tnincepies awl i blencu an.e
were sw'o:n in, and walked into a
I large pec duh which did duty for a jury -
♦ 1.7 Ofresetse.
A convict in the Indians penitentiary
hit the nail e.st the heat when asked pow
bia downward s .ars, began He said it
began in trying to beat ?:40witba three-
minute hob:. How many people iu all
branches of husiseas are trying to beat
2:40 with a three-minute business 1 The
man who hes a smell buaiuess that is
paying hits, and goes into debt and tries
to spread himself over to.. uu.ny etre, is
Ho Sir Loin and thelpeddfag tock poor
Mary, who struggled vigorously, and
dragged her to the pot, forcing her in and
jamming down the lid.
"Now then " cried the pudding, "bar-
ing done our duty, and vindicated the
sovereign right of puddings, let us pro-
ceed to enjoy ourselves. Ladies - and
1
person*
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his world, and one of the moat foolish
(and we way add wicked) things is to
neglect a Cough or Codd. Now we know
that Cough*, Colds, Bronobitis, Catarrh,
and all Chest, Tbnrt, and Lung Trou-
bles, if neglected, are sere to end in
Consumption and Death. They may
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8 ,ld everywhere in large bottles at 00e.
For sale by Geo. Rhyne.
trying to heat 2:41 with .it three-minute
horse. The young than who get. a
small salary, and spends more fur iso
cream and perfutuerj end ueekties then
he earns, is trying to beat 2:40 with ta.
three-minute hurae. The girl she is
calculated by nature to be the wile of a
mechanic, and gets above her besiatss
and lucky whit *eau upeu a A lfil[
earns his living by hard work, wi)l ls„ok
at an old maid in the gloss a few years
from uow, and realize that elle has been
trying to beat 8:40 with a three-wiesto
horse. The oreltuary, every day sort of
• man, who . sleeted to a small office,
by a big majority on aocan►t of leen
rutin;; for hien fur charity, :red waw
thereupon aspires to ► big oftieu for
whieh he is unfitted, will be 'emanated
for the big office sums day and bi beat-
en higher than a kite, and he will time
feel of lits aching head, examine his
empty pocket -book, look around at the
debts he has connected, and the tne-
mien he hu mad:, and it will suddenly
come to him that he bas been trying to
gentlemen, stand up for a dance." beat 2:40 with a three wiuute bursa.
The cricket, who had beet( sitting uz The loan or woman whu leaves a pro -
the hearth watching the prucendiags fessioo or nnplovutoes to watch they
with the greatest interest, now struck up are titted, and in which they can be
a lively tune, and away they all went, prusperou, and happy ani hare friends,
dancing as hard as they could go, whirl- and g°es upon the stage to coropets with
ing r,und and round in the most aston- men and women who hase been brought
ishing manner. u to it, and who hare made success by a
They seemed W busy that Agnes ? lite -time of hard wurir, will someday re-
thuegh abs aright venture wcrosptoand elite to their sorrow that lkey hrnvo
to the chimney corner to see if she could
let the poor priaoner out. She managed
to get there withoti being noticed, and
on lifting the lid of the pot, away Sew
ILery right up the chimney ut the lid
was so hot that it burnt Arnes' fingers,
and she dror!,ed it on t. the ground
with a colah, so that the pudding turned
around tied saw her.
He pushed up to her with a pleasant
misrule w his broad tape, and said, "Aha,
ay little dear, I'm very pleased to see
that you hare awoke up ; now you roust
give mea dance.- He seized her by the
waist, and whirled her round and round
until she was quite giddy, and fell down
exhausted.
Suddenly the clock struck, and as if
by magic away ran the,whole company. mg with the almightiest headache on
The pudding jumped into the put, the record, and cane to the conclusion that
sirloin husked himself on to the bottle -
minute
to heat two forty with a throe
jack train, and the miricepies, turkey, tivaute hors' is whit ails hint The
r.id °then scurried back• jute the I summer resort hotel proprietor who fits
pantry, wh:'e Mary came down the china- up an old rookery and fills it with
uey, lowking none the worse for her ghosts who are seeking comfort, and
amoky journey. charges thein Fifth avenue prices for
Bowery accommodations, will look at his
failed to beat 2:40 with a three-minute
horse. The young man who has been
left a furtene by a dead father, who hos
worked a lifetime to accumulate the
riches, and who changes from beer,
that was good enough for hittn before, to
charnpagne, and plenty of it, and who
can't find places enough to spend money
without sitting up all night, and who
finds old sledge and pesnuckls too tame,
and adopts draw pecker and faro, and
who forgets that his sisters are splendid
company, and gets acquainted with the
quick girls and Loyd them diamonds as
big as pietas of alum, will in* few years
be walking on Inc uppers, and having
fur eollars roomed on to linen ulster" For
winter, and he will wake up some morn -
„Awe* are beteg cured 01 atarrk
pp Year with Hall's C•.terriellure, that
Ake de•tdofa has given tap and said aould
he Wed ?a oopta. *mit. s,dd
e 4 iZhytlsa, *de mgt t tee Code
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Then came another clap of thunder.
the ceiiing opened, and Agnes shot up
again to her nursery at the top of the
house, and awoke up to hear the bell i do not come with dos days, lie will sud-
ranging for dinuer. denly scratch his head and say he made
She ran quickly down stairs, and found a fool of himself last year, in trying to
on her plate a number of Christmas cards. beat two -forty with a three-minute
They were all very pretty, but one was horse. The whole-souled, good fellow,
most extraordinary, for on it was pictur. I everybody's friend, gets to drinking tun
ed Dimon exactly what she hail seen in hard, soil as he is healthy, he gets an
her dream. ides that he can beat whisky—a game
There was the pudding, with his little i that so many have tried and failed. He
body and thin legs and the turkey -and keeps it up until his nose gets red, his
the goose bringing in the conk between eyes bleared and his voice shaky, and
them, whole mincepics were cutting cap- he has a whisky cough, and his friends
erg all over the teem The only differ -
let
too reason with him and get him to
erce was that the puddling was seated on let up, but he laughs at them with his
a gorgeous throne, and had no railing good-natured laugh, and fella them that
he has got a constitution like a horse,
and tint nothing can hurt him, and he
asks them to take a drink. Some day
he veto the jam -jams, and all his friends
say, " 1 told you so," and they sit up at
nights with him an•i drive away snakes,
and just before ho dies it suddenly oc-
curs to hint that he has been trying to
heat two -forty with a three-minute
empty house next year and say the
season is hac!.ward, and when the guests
pin for a sceptre.
Presently the real pudding appeared,
but of course he had no legs sir arms,
but for all that -he looked very tempting.
He was coon cut up into slices, and in
the portion that carne to Agnes glistened
a bright new chilling. and 1 think if he
could have known how pleased she was,
he would have quite forgiven Mary for
putting it in. --(Gathered Sheaf of (lel- horse. A min who is peer and wants
to live on the fat of the land, marries a
pretty little rich woman, and begin* to
squander her money, and when she tries
NI persuade hum to stop d, he Kett 1,e
treating her like a dog, gets worse and
strikes her, and after she gets enough ,if
it and Obtains a divorce, and marries n
man who loves her, and who doesn't
want her money, and she is happy, anti
her fernier husband becomes a dead
beat and a drunkard and would fain heg
for the refuse that drops from the teble
of his former wife, and when he bot-
toms his summer coat around him on a
winter's night, and walks *round a ble,ck
Tne turkey, who acted as Munsei for I A secret. for a wind pudding, and leaks into the
the prosecute -m. then pr,csedest to state The uerrx of hewerJ lies sit pure '1'',P windows soil sees the light of the fire
d xi h 1th eh t tt th
den Grain.
1t.rtley or Prater.
As a rule we do not rece•rnmond Pa-
tent Medicines, hat when we know of
one that is a pahlic benefactor, and does
peaitirely cure, then we consider it our
duty impart that information to all.
Electric Bitters are truly * most valua-
ble medicine, and will surely cure Bt1-
jonanesa, Fever and Ague, Stomach,
!Liver and Kidney ('omplamts. et -en
where all other renit'eliee fail• We know
know whereof we speak, and can freely
receminend them to all. —Exch. - -Sold
tifty rents a bottle by J. V1'ihson. [s]
that. Mary was accused e4 putting a six-
pence and a shilling. as well as sundry
other Idenilisr erticlee. tete the pudding,
t bert•!oy tnjdti six hie constitution, and
causing great clanger to 'he people who
were likely to eat him. He Argued that
the crime was a m et atrwi..ua •me, and
wound up his speech in su:h a bathetic
say that eters gene was moseclrc. tears,
and the juice filen the podding came
out at his eye and ran down on to the
floor.
Mary endeavored to defend herself by
oaring that her "Misses' had told her
to pot the .1.;nui ;w !rot the '•uJAinttgot
an gee e* , wt ou ,e ono a from the grate of his former wife's sit -
other is impn.aihle. Burinek Hlaeel
flitters is the grand key that nnl'ck* all ting room, it occurs to him that if he
the ae"crefione, and opens the avenne to had net attompte.l to heat two forty
health by pnnfyintr. and r•egulatieg *11 with a threerminute horse, he could
the nrgtns to * ppr•per Schon It const lure Leen in there tuashn h
all licrofnlous Diseases. *Pt. en the BleedR u slippers
Liver, Kidney -le Skin and lt,wels, *nil and drinking eller, and looking into a
bring. the bloom of health to the pallid pair of eyes that "Hold have tawny!,
cheek. ..
u
A iJIstr gitoeIS to the t,.
give curative era M t Gaaatr t; i
man blot tidy
hag �psuv 1► icI ,* gguArral
dikaity, seen+] weitknes*, in nallency,
etc., and all diswu.ts that arian from cult
abuse or overtaxed brnin, finally ending
itt ao suwptiim, insanity and a pteula
ture grave Sold by all druggists, or
will be sent tree on teceipt Of $1.00 per
boa, er sit I*t.te* fur 3:,. ..".ddrtus F. J.
Cagan', T'•1edu, O►i.,, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circ tar
and testimonials sit Rennes cures. t :eo.
Rhyn:ts, (loderieh. :au
.1883.
Let every good citizen make one resod -
tion now and stick to it. Vette for the
beet men who run, and get the lrest'tnen
in town townie out. The goad of the
town should bathe wily aim of muuicipel
gorerume.ef.
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t 1( ill th o lily that dash is heir to ltd•
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aufferrn, we Pan only say, take Dr. Vex
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All Druggists have it J. Wilsontime.in trying to beat two -forty with a three
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Address HARPER IBROTIILRb
New York.
CURE
Birk l-sdarhe and relieve all the troubles lad -
dent to a bilk,us slate of the system, such as Dia•
amen*, Nass*. Drowaisass.s tart.moat.
Pain in the side, Oa While their their most vane
able success has bees shown lu curing
SICK
R,adsrbe,yrto art.v'.1 ttleI. vrrril:urergsafy
relaable is Cu.rstipation, curing and peeventleg
this annoying complaint, while they slim rwrrrrt
all disorders of the a•nmseh. etlmnlafe the live,
led r-gnlat. the 17nw, Is tS en If they only cared
EA
Ache t,e,y "old he elmost prkrlrw In thew WhO
wader from this Mammies romping!! ; bet Non -
stately their gnndaees dors net e,d Deva, and those
prko ogee try them will 1.d these little pill. valu-
able In so many way. abs! racy win not he willing
to do withont the -ere Ant atter all Ork hood
CH
Tst',tAnn of.,many .•. that hero hi; where we
make oar great beset. Us: pills mare It alike
onsets do sot.
Carter's Little Urn Tues are very mail sad
veryThe care to icke, a ear tee pfd Waifs p.ease.
et They an strictly a sad _ar1(p
perp bol b their gentle acnes pleases al wise
eft thea. 1'a rids so u eats; in far1. Sold
.vwmat Orampoto ywbsre, er at to mall.
CARTER YEDiCIWR CO.,
WWI Yoe* Olt,.
ANCHOR LINE.
I' VIre1, ir!11't•'+ M ail. iT1gA11t.RA
Hail %VIrkly to and hem
Naw 1 ma .4100 t.A,ntnw t't A lAw p,nninT it
Labial tie tom Returns. 3iwln3ite.
are.*1d h. n, N°. ItetnroTIe►rte.t►7.
Mt, -t's,re paasehgers booked ar Inc t atea.
1a*aessirer aece amndatiow. nnrseetket.
AL1. St ATawnoCe Ow MAIN Dreg!.
Ps .engem hooked at howled rarer to or from
(team*n: . Italy. Nerwsy, Aweden. Denmark.
kc.
rot Hook of 'Tours In Ileotiand." Rate*, Plane
♦r.. aim!) to 1BEr1)KRMOV iincrrr1,tf1+,
New York.
Ar to MIA g yr ARVArof Namgrtn. tit
'*5 rirtriowlei.
ONE.
The Y11047 ingredient to DR. WILSON'S
11•1,MONA1tY CHERRY BALSAM is an
extract of wild cherry hark, which soothes the
trntatod v.rflet* nr }sr lonagss and air psMsges,
act, *ha tonging tar me.lu tch, giving a Maltby
appetite, has t. - • •t t ., r•, a^dative influence
nn the heart fetal i,;,•4' s'Ertaels, preventing
palpitation.
TWO
e
The vermin hoe its .i.at drives the totiob,
stringy plaice..'r.l.:ulr cartes so much g.an
and dietnie.,'&tit which laths cause of the
aim -Waive a.alehiir;.
TH REE.
The ,hires u. r uliettt heals. It is the vital
er loots• tithe jnedierty'corning and head
uslt mous of the white pine and fir of southern
dos., at the saes•• time grateful and banes
cial to the at' i,LI'•l,.
FOUR.
The nature ,u-rodient is a pleasing and
soothing lubricate t that supplies tt.e place of the
mucous secretion which, while the organs are
healthy, coats the mucous memlbrane,keeping
it soft and natural. It at first supplies the
place et the deemed secretions and assists in
restoring them no as to perform their proper
and mint in.porta.;t dntiee.
All there 'stoking together, beneficially,
make bit. WILY I:g'B PIJLIdONAK
CHERILM BALKAM the best care known
for throat and lung dieeaaee.
tt. Sold in 23 :Died 4e Cent Boddie—the
40 Cent site containing double the 2'; Cent
site. Sold by all I,ruggists and Dealers in
Medicine.
J. W. BRAYLEY,
MONTREAL
A CURE GUARANTEED
MAQNETICMED!I
NE.
_Y
MASK•
tech BRAN &NERVE FOOD. -4 rT�e
Ser old and . Sale wee Femme.
Positively cures NervonaMele In all its stairs.
Weak AI e1ory foga 0! grain Power, tierunl
Prostration, iota Sweats, SpereIuIorebon,
herr-orrhwt, Rarre*aca*,.anti'-,t ti-eakliewa
mut Oraerwl Loss of Pnreer. it reppaairs
Nervous ii'astr, Hcf u rvea ee the Jaded Iwtt t-
lsef, strengthens the R,gerbird grim, nod Rr-
stores Rrrryy�,rrtteeffnopp Ton, and rigor to the ?.r -
Awaited Genera/Or Orpaes. With each or -
dor tor Twat.vt packages aeeompsnied with
five dollars we will *tend our Written fluor -
e nter to refund 16e money. If the treatment
does not effect a rare. it is the lbea\e•N cad
Seal Medicine in the market.
*V Full particulars In our pamphlet, whit
we desire to mail free to any address.
■1se\Yrs Magartlt re•telse 1s treed by Drug-
giete at ee et.. per box. or 11 holm for iii. er
will he maik-d lyre of postage. on receipt of the
money, by midmostag
1111At'st'1 In AS Rwlf MAKr!tE te..
Windsor, (int.. ('anal*
Rohl 1n tinderfch• by JARMO wU5S5 and
all Druggists evenw - 1�-lv
:111 Eitraord>Ilarl O1er
TO AOIEIVTB-
' 000D8 UNSOLD RETURNED.
1f yon ere nut of employrne.t and
want to start in a hoeinw you ran Mello
from 1)<3 tae 310 a day clear, and take n.,
oak of lies, we will send yea nn race apt
of 311, goods that will a.11 readily in a
few days for U s Agenfits t
.wnl thew Roti. in f„nr day', ttshey c*no
relent all unsold he ns. and we will re
turn them their money, can anything hl
fairer? We take all risk of lnee, and the
Agent gets started in a Mranesa that will
he permanent, and pay fmm 31,((41 t.•
53.000 * year laths eon to as well a.
men. We went an Agent en every
county Full lmttirnl.rs free Addeo**
U. R. Manufactonng en No 11e Rmet
4.41 torero P-l'.hnrgh Pa