The Huron Signal, 1883-04-06, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY APRIL 6, (84. 3
Fashion's Fancies.
Ottoman silk wean well.
Sicilienne comes in all colon.
The new style u( velveteen is vary de-
sirable.
forgoes ant worts during the summer
season.
Indian pongee curium thirty-four inches
wide.
The word comes from Paris that pro-
menade spring suits will be uniform in
color.
Plain and figured tweeds are displayed
by leading merchants at melons prices.
The bold "impressionist" patterns are
foreferred to the inure intricate designs
ur braiding.
Velvet is fregtseutl used in connection
with tweed. The polonaise is cited fit-
ting, apron drapery with bouffant back.
Tweed combination wits me attrac-
tive. Tho deep -kilted flounce and the
Straight draped apron give a new style of
modelling.
Satin is used for visiting' and plast
runs an.d especially for facing. uf bright
odour, but it is not seen in the profusion
Istely fashionable.
&de panniers and t•bliers are retaiu-
ed ; the pra.ent patterns are very like
those of last fall The beuf*nt expres-
sion la rather more promineut
A lovely spring costumue, showing •
combination of cashmere and Matin, ha.
the skirt of the former with drapery of
both goods --a hip barque, with atmulea-
ed vest.
"Newmarket- style of oust is wholly
K,•glish in model ; s oecoming spring
wrap for young ladies. For dressy Iw
*Aaiun, the "visite" is the ohic for mid-
dle-aged fashionable•.
Dresses are designed very high in the
neck, especially those worn to the street
The princess cut bodice is draped close-
ly
l se•ly over the hips, a style only suited to a
perfect figure.
There are a numeer of lovely chanes
observed in millinery for this season.
Colored straws are very conspicuous --
satin braids and chip bonnets aro lin-
red ; the style a not as popular as
ola.eoerly.
Buttons remain small and conspicu-
ous, and are no lunger used forshhw, but
merely to do service for fastening the
deeds ; they are, however, very pretty
when made of crocheted silk in ball
shape, on which a star or square is
wrought, and these are placed in two
rowa close together down the front.
There are flat metal buttons the sire of
a silver half dime, some of which are
polished blue steel with a gray steel rim,
or they may have a bronze ground, with
a gilt crescent moon showing the profile
face of a man in it, with tiny gilt stars
beyond. or else the plain black surface
may be dotted with steel, gilt, or jet
beads.
The new dress buttons are all bantered
metal, as the indented surface is called,
which have become so fashionable in sil-
ver -ware. Hammered silver is used an
goesy and ecru. bronze on myrtle green
and olive, •gold un br..w.. and claret ;
either may beemnployei for nary blue,
but silver is prettiest on "art" blew or
blue eray.
Round hats are brought out in vari-
ous shapes The square and high s.op-•
mg crowns are both favored -the one is
as popular as the other. Laces and
flowers massed on top of the %rnws "ex-
tremely high" appear to be tato chief in-
ncvation in the spri•• ; oillinnery. lice
frills are revived -a .uvely fashion, quite
becoming to most ladies.
Farm dna Saraen.
' member of the Western New York
Farmer s Bleb sprayed hie orchard wish
• solution of Pars green te exterminate
the censer wore, and reports the apple
•phis, which had formerly infested t►i•
trees, had wholly disappeared
Fruit growers advises the syringing of
pieta trees with • solution of Parts g
as suuu as the trees come into biome as
a remedy kr the curesho. They recoil,
mond three applicattens ; one teaspoau-
fel of the material to a pail of water.
itaea►eniber when setting out planta of
any description to spread the roots out
in their natural position, nut cover them
when cramped ur d"ubled up. He care
fel not to Dover the crest's of strawber-
ry plants with the surfaoe, snd press the
earth firmly about thein.
A Nova Scotia horticulturist says that
he keeps the wurins frons his current and
gooseberry bushes by tuulchingtheground
under them liberally with refuse stems
from a tu:,aceo :aotory ::he potash in
Om sterns being air, a valuable fertiliser.
The stems can be ,•brained at nearly
every tobacco factory free of cost
In selecting strawberries for a family
supply, do not take old, "mixed," "run
out," sons from • neighbor's bed, but
select from the catalogue of a reliable
nurseryman those varieties which have
perfect blowouts, rowrked "staininate,"
or "hermaphrodite." it d ea not cost
any more to seise tine berti,a than in-
ferior or small ones.
The atrawber y is a gross feeder, and
vtithout a well prepared roll and abuud-
ant supply of proper fad, and at the
peeper time, no great success can b. -
anticipated. You should plant on land
which has not been for some years oo-
eupied with strawberries, and manure
an 1prepare thoroughly, sail give a good
top -dressing immediately after the fruit
ing season.
The new "Ontario Tree Planting Act"
provi 'es that anyone woo ties or fastens
any animal to, or injure* or destroy(• a
tree planted or gvuwrng upon any read
or highway, ur upon any toad or high-
way, or upon any public street, or cuts
down and removes ar.y mush tree with-
•.ut permission of the proper authorities,
shall be fined not neer 11125, or be ounfie-
ed not more than 30 days in the county
jail
M. B. Huhrell es.. in the Iowa Howse
stead, that the Bnyd. r blackberry has
Leen slowly but surely winnistt its way
wherever introduced throaghuut the
Northwest, and adds that it is among
blackberries what the Concord is among
grapes in regard to hardiness' and pro-
tectiveness. A to i :hhor's plantatii n of
re acre in extent has produced from 75
to 150 bushels, and netted from three
hundred to five hundred dollars
Prof. $ H- Knepp has been expel t
resenting with potatoes un the lows
Collette fares for the pact three years,
and renorte that out of GO varieties test-
ed, 15 are extra good, as to quality.
They, are the fallowing. named in the
order of the greatest yield: Crawford,
Dunnior's Seedling. Brooki Seedling,
Mammoth Pearl, Begat of Hebron,
Charlotte. Early ;l.,nweake, British
Queen, Bermuda. Advance. Brownell',
Rnreka, Ala.'. a, Indian Russet, Galva,
Purple Eve.
The wind depend* fur its health very
largely on bodily conditions. The gloomy 1
fears, the drep.,udiog Sews, the wean -
awe of soul ttat many cwupiaiu of, would
often disappear were the biuotl Made
pure and healthy bake.. reaehin. the
.debuts vessels of the brain. Ayer's '
Sarsaparilla purifiiea mud titalizt's the
blood; and thus (*bedews to health of
y and sanity of Mind.
S •utache braid wail be much used in
palms and in parallel r ons, and the r.sw
fancy is tit put the braid on a material uf
different color from that of the dross,
and then apply this braided piece to the
dress ; for instance, a dress of olive
Amon atal"nere lies the olive wool 'out -
ache braid IA.et en dark -red cashmeres
which slots with pretty effect through
the interstices of the braiding patteru,
and brightens up the rotor brown of the
dress.
Oblong and barrel shaped ornaments,
with paaeementerie cords draped in our -
vee between thein,' are used in small
sizes for the hack of the besiege and in
very large sizes on the overskirt in var-
ious ways, tither on one side only or ac-
ross the (rent, or am if supporting the
bouffant drapery behind. There are aide'
sets of three ornaments of indetiinite de-
sign, forming two terve clusters of cords,
with many pendant balls for the front on
the b aqui, and a similar ono t' bo pleic-
ed on the waist line on the bar
Mow M Sorb r. Wear a feat of Tar sad
I este are.
"Moat people dun't know was a ter -
rib a puna h,ueut terrine and feathering
te. They •oppose that it is nothing
worse than • badge of infamy, ratherun-
mhsafurtable, perhaps, but nit painful uti-
les* the tar qct. 'ninths *yea. This is a
treat mistake. 1 helped todaub •loons.
Ile was a rile 1.c.aa a dtsgr&.eto human-
ity. ai .t lie dent ted what I.e got for eu-
draeari:it! to ruts a:t tnnocen:younggirl,
and for *mealy Insulting respectable
women on the atreeta. But I had no
odea until 1 saw that fellow plastered
what rt tough deal the pn'cgaa is. We
pouted 1 all over pretty thick with
the broom, end some enthusiastic vigi-
lant p pored a few gdlons of tav en his
head. Then the feathers, taken from a
big pillow were dusted on him, and he
stood ont white and Huffy in the star-
light, like Prone huge and grotesque look
bog bird. Ho had to put his chalice on
over the whole mess, and then ho was
ridden on a rail for fifty Janis or so, and
we put him on hoard the west -bound
train et midnight with instructions
not to c'e,:;n back en ;tilt .ref hein<g hang-
ed.
"I saw gum on the train. Be was sit-
ting with his head on his arms on the
back of the stat in front of hien. The
tar wets so thick on his headthat it cover-
ed the hair out of sight, and his poli
shone in the light of the car lamps like
a black rubber bill just dipped in
the water. Tho poor fellow was groan-
ing, and 1 couldn't help feeling mean at
haring taken a hand in the job. You
see the b. dy is covered wit'' short hair,
and when the tar hardens a little the
slightest m .vement causes Rent.) pain, as
if one's hekrd were being pulled out with
pincers, hair by hair. Then there is the
sto,opage of all perspiration, which would
eon kill r man if he didn't make lively
ti.no in petting 'scrubbed. Besides, the
smell of the tar turns thn rtom•ch, and
about half an hour after A man h,a been
coated he must feel 'nighty sorry 'ho
wasn't hanged. Then comes the ecru). -
I.ing with oil. it to 4( tw. C:naamen and
a drat key three days in Ti nckeo to reduce
J"n,•s to A mild brown. i'I:e sebbing
Inake. the skin tender, rttd the hotly
:noel be tors as a boil fur weeks.-
' Do you thick they Rill tar any
tramps in Keno ahn r ly t' :asked the re-
porter.
"I don't know,- replied the N',,.•
mai:, "but i hope not. No each tinned. -
'nent should be inflicted on *man expect
for borne crime for which death would 1. '
hardly ton *ever, a penalty.--(8*ii Fran-
cisco Call.
Mental depressiou, headache, and
nus debility, are speedily remedied
ray that excellent blood -purifying tonic,
Burdock Blood 'fitters. The Editor ur
the -Mitchell Recorder states, that be was
cured of biliousness, liver dbrangement,
and nick headache, by the use of this
medicine. 2
Rurielaa'a Armlets Salve.
Tho gre•tteet ,nodical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruisos,Cuts,Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, Totter, Chapped Hands, and all
Skin Eruptions, guatauteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25c.
per boa. Fur sale by I. Wilson. ly.
"Why should a Doan whose biood is warm
w ithtu
Sit ike his grandsire cut in alabaster 1
Or let kis hair grow rusty, scant clod thin.
When "Cliroay.sssasxswsa will maks
it grow the faster. For sale by J. Wil-
son. 2m
A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune,
flys orchard grass may be sown withan7
kind of grain, as .early as the ground is
tit to work. Two bushels of orchard
grass and • peck of fine clever to the
acre, on good dry land will give satisfac-
tory results. It will withstood drought,
but will not grow on wet lands.
■iebir amitlsraetety.
Impure bland and low vitality are the
great source. of most diseases for which
Burdock Blood Bitters is the specific.
S. Perrin, Druggist, of Lindsay, writes
!hat Burdock Blond Bitters give more
meant' satisfaction than any blosd
purifier in the market. 2
Sdt Shrum cared.
Are you trunbded with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
if so, go M once to Oeo. Rhynas s Drug
Store and get a package of Calvert'•
Carbolic Cerate. Price twenty-five cent*.
It was never known to fail.
The bad siren of Raby Sh,I.g•
We know a mother whn positively re-
fuses to let anyone kiss her baby in her
presence, and who hes given 'drier
orders to her nurse not to a;low it to be
kissed when sho takes it 0•.0 for tai daily
airing.
"1 wonder tf Mrs. B. thinks hor baby
is any better than our babies," and' Mra
(1...ee.l not be so afraid that everybody
wad watt to kiss her young one. it is
not so pretty," aro Nome of the c,impli
rnentary remarks made by eeitain fornaln
friends .who have offered to kips and
been refused ; hut we think that Mrs. B.
is to let commenced for her wisdom, and
that it would bo a good thing if all
mothers were equal es r.c: and pro -
.tent
This Isbst of baby k,'isug i. full of
hypocrisy any way ; nobody really cares
to kisa a baby except its mother and own
h.otne folks anti besides being hypocriti-
cal and Coolish, f} castor' is often tho
mole of Megane.
People with sore tbrnsts and fever
blisters nn their lips are lust as ready to
''kiss the lull" as theuirh their breath
was aa sweet and pure as the baby's own.
in fart, the sore mouthed and the pen-
ple who stiffer (rem chronic cold in head
are often reedier to hestnw a hearty
amncl, on the babies of their acquaint -
ince than the really kiasable people,
who, 1 y the way, sr• ea ore to toy' of
the n:tkisanble.
f' it bad enough for girls end grown
women to indulge in the habit of Riming
each ether on all occasions, ao do let tit
spars vii. helpless bath es t.}•n diss rev
able and da•.gerona tede"'i^'1, evert if
we are to paste an ugly strip of atickint
rIs•efee over the'r yrotty menthe when
iter we 500 a chronir kisser earning our
War
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
1" other complaints are so insidious in their ale
tack as those alfeotlas the throat sad leap : nose
w trifled with by the majority of sufferer, The
ordinary oough or *old, resulting perhaps from a
trillus or uucuusetuus exposure, 1s often bat the
baginoing a fatal sickuees. Avaa's Cantel
UA-TO/lahas well proven its etleeaey in a toed
years' tight with throat and lung diseases, aid
should be taken to all saw without Seta)
A Terrible Congb Cured.
" l0 11,07 1 took a severe cold, which affected my
lis 1 had a terrible cough, amid gassed night
after eight without sleep. The doctor gave n.e
up. I trityl Avast Cuaaty P$CTOaAL, which
relieved my longs, indulged sleep, sad afforded me
ww
the rest eery for the recovery of my strength.
fly the comae wad use of the Pet-rut.L a penes -
seat care was erected. 1 am now et year ole,
hale eat hearty, amid am salified year t:ata•Y
PaceosaLsay.d me. bosses PAttaaoTyta."
Itoctlogbaa, Vt., July Ib, U67.
Croup. - A Mother's Tribute.
" While ha tlhe eowstry last wlniar my little
boy, those year old, wee takesIllereap; It
seemed as i1 M would die 'Mug
dls frees
One of the family saggsrsd the mise of Aa-ta's
Commie Pat -rots x, a bottle of which was al-
ways kept In lb. house. This was tried is small
aad leaguing doses, and to our deli lit in leas than
hall as lour the little patient was bre.thlag eas-
ily. The doctor said that theCYtaty Pacivaai.
had saved my darling's life- (:min you weeder at
oar paused.? Binearely your,
Mae. limos 6erwtv."
150 West Mb alt, New York, May Is, lain.
" 1 have used AYtm's Catsse Put-maAL la my
family for several year, and do sot hesitate to
prof ousse. It the most efeetual remedy for coughs
and colds welters ever tried. A. J. Christ.' '
Lake Crystal, Miss., Marek 13, UOS.
"I sefered for eighty from Bronchitis, and
ale trig.. many rwae with no •seism, l w
cured by the use of •rat's Cataav PttrozAL.
JOatrmi W izsga."
Bybalia, Miss., April b, 1152.
"I cannot way epos& in praise of Avet's
Cairene PreronaL, believing as 1 du that but
Mr its see 1 ,Mule long sista have died from
lungtestable..priItuoous."
Teem. Al +2, tan.
No ease bf as affection of the threat or hap
exists which ew.t be really rehired by the use
of Avca'aCusaar Torroa*L,and itwill alttays
nen when the disease is cot already beyond the
.Detrol of met ielne.
IOW ter
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mess.
Sold by all Druggists.
CARTER'S
- iTTU
P `Et
TSick R, which" and relieve all the troubles ,nct-
de,: t to a Whoa, mate of the aIMem, each as Dis-
t,,,.•, Balmer, Drowsi•ces, Dieu... after eating,
P's. •, u. the Bide, Re. While their loom remrde
abt:.ucce.s has been shown fu coring
CURE
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No Rquat for NwMrp.
T+ and girt Tra c'an't M• real lay Amy Died
Itednct ion. made. on Mb and upward parcel.o 6f
JAPAN,
1
IILACK.
AND GREEN,
A Choice and Well
SICK
R•adadiejetCarter'ILIIIM Liver !Balite rgaally
valaalde fa cousanager, tering sad Preventing
this annoying oumplaiat, 'kilo they also correct
all disorders of the Momseh, stlmnlete the liver
sud r the bowels Z, es it tiny only rand
EAC
Ae'. • t',< y world boatman prk• I. -a to Uw•., •
aide r t....Is this dletreseing complain': bus a---
"Itnsay
ouce try will Mid these twt•a Miley . {
■ lags lea ao marsy ways that they writ net b.., '
:tido r..' til:.:... rut a':.•rt'.r ':1 tI
ACHE
tot`e5Wiseofremiry live. tis'l:cae_ e'•• •w
!' `_e our g.est bare. Our L•::f cora it ♦.-.-.
p: t: •es Co sot.
e urer'a Laos- Loor 1" is -err : :I : -,,1
.i s.-7 to teat. Ur^oft. •',..
y w:• rerittir v., '-tilet i . . 3 t^: •r
• p.'>;•z btit itty Moor rcpt., or.. a . ',.i.. t. '•a
r .tea"+. as:aLis•:,:era. •: t• t. 2.4
l f trio/vie site; wine., e: Aanta f tare:.
CS::TEIL BEE DIC.INI: (`7.i
Herr Y4ric 'vlty
TEAS The Great Pain Conqueror,
ROOTS AND SHOES
At the ')ideal Established Shoe Store in Ttwa,
In Endless Variety
t.suit the most fastidiuus and th' most ecouumic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
L Dow trowplete, and I take pleasure in informing my custo►nen that at no pre
vious time have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price anal
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM W ORS
of everKgrade still receives my prompt and careful atteutien, and will 1K, ma e ul.
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, rod
of the very best material ubtainatsle.
E_ ]7 0 W" N 1 N G_
A ROOD INVISTMCNT.
Yuu will Save Money by Buying Your roceriesz Provisions
AT
D.FERGUSON'S
HAMILTON STREET.
We aro Now ;Selling This Season's
NES TEAS
From 30cts per M t..
New Raisins,
New Currants,
Coffee, Sugar, &c.
Will bo Sold Peesertienall, Chirp
Extra Family- Flour
$2_25 per lbs
A Full Supply of
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Bram,
Always on Hund.
The Best QuuIity of Coal Oil at -the !l err Lowest Prices.
hoots, etc.
SBEGML (6. Hart & Co.
Chilled Plow
— AND—
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
baying pnrehsaed the Goderich Toundry,
am ening the premises for the mannfaotur
o CHHILLSDPLOW8and AOMeV LTURA
IMPLKMKNT8 on • large scale. Mill Work
(Iorteral Repairing and Jobbing will bre con
timed. All work gdaranteed.
Jdr. D. Ruuciman is the only man acthorbes
to collect payments and give receipts on be
halt of the late arm of Runcim•a ! Co., an
all persons Indebted are requested to gover
themselves &eeord l nal y.
ie. S1:.C.M1LLEH,
I roertNar.
EGYPTIAN OIL. i cooERico BOILER woMts.
Selected lot of Groceries.
Geo. H.OId.
I
pnople are alwayson the look
WI'. for ehanoe-a to fner.vuse•
their carni regi, and 11a time tie-
oorne wealthy ; those who do
not improve Weir o{gtortun-
itien remain in poverty. We offer a great
chance bs mike money. We want mon, wo-
men, boys and girls n. work for ns to the,r
own 100a11t tow. Anyone 1•an do tins work prn-
perly trona the flat start. The hu uncss will
ppeeneivc more
finordinary
tfurnished fr en ten timna None "rho en-
tails to make_ money rapidly. You eon
devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare momenta. Full information and
all that M necosmary avant tree. Addie STrx-
tMR ft On.. Portland. Maine
A efIRE GUARANTEED
in the hist•.ry of mesh...ate.. fossa
ration has received such universal com-
mendatiou for the illeviation it talents,
and the permanent cure it effects in k1d-
noy dieesaca. as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney
Cure. Its action in these dietreoa'ng
complat':la to aim s y wotaderful. geld
by .1. N titans
Seeing rte believing Ii,ss the testi
monis& in the pan•plslet oo int Van
Burin's Kidney Cure, kh^ s 1' tea ► L !„la
and relieve yourself of all t
i ,.• codtrt*s-
ing pain.. Year Druggist can tell you
all nho•'t it. iteiid by J '.t•lisnn (I.sderich
dna
MAQNETICMDICINE.
a ,.
S'- • 'FRAC,MAwr '
41 's• - V \' -tom-. 411,-.4
,KiBRAIN///&NERVE FCC'
Zoe Ofd nal moot. glair •,.( remde
rapidly dispels pain. 1 tcaapoontul in water
will cure adiet reef ins head seheiin five min-
utes. 1f applied to any affected surface of the
body, as tooth ache. ncuralg.a, rbenmatkm,
d•. o, it ^Ivea the auttcrer comfort wed instant
rclief.it is a ehartniu.t reu►rdy. Only roc. and
money refunded if not as represented.
i, TAPAC OTT d t •.. bele Proprietors.
Drool forret, Ontario
W. J. C. Naftel,
1>ruigist, etc. Agent for (nide. ith.
reset, olycures Nervousness inail its staters
Week Memory /w, of L'rva;s' l'ow'er, Near nal
Prostration, Night greetsfr, Npe►mwtoteAww,
taertr*rrhena, Pere. warty•, ,Wwetr at Wallowa,
Sint Ilearvwl Lows o/-!'n"vr. 1t repairs
Mar«wa it'n,te. ?triune -not ee the Jaded I'Sel-
me1, s!reamme s ttv ICnJrrbtrrf /heal*, and 1*.
Mortal y Vi to the
Unseat Hee cue h
tnr-
or-
der tortwatvs packages are.:mp,nled with
flvaAdkins, we wilt reed ewe Written (guar -
nater to fefnred the money. it Ihi treatment
does not effect a cure. it i, t he 4 Mtn raw, Riad
Rest tided lend. In the marks,.
1st1 p•rtlantern In err pamphlet. n Lich
we desire Tot moil frier, to any address.
Ralet'i faageetl 0ledtrine Si sold by I'rag-'
gists at NI eta. per holt, or 11 eels far Is% or
will 1.5 matted hoe of postage, nn reit ipt of :he
mensyr by addressitr�
DACIA'S wAYI1T A* Ill I (e„
clot r ,•pada
PAM In Odeletiek, bi JdafMI WILl0see
a'1 Lrttdtlatireve y
rF.
—r'
1 fes Purifying the Elt:c'.to--CJARSAPARILLA
( JOHa1TON'8``"�'
been In n -s, for In yenri. an.i 5
to Oil 'n tr•'^t rt- ...•twat ,,, ,
f s•- lies: K liJZA .,t i.tir
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f1:3 erni f. -e aDwore. : ••d 1 "e t
•i.1 lout, �eatab'I et re- 1.
a note it and give k tot,. .r 0....
rhr*OWNS pr,ser.os tit .
,'re It once. farom*W'stt it t.' r':
: r. o from Yewow Stet I,
a vi; t, tW tW tloet . t'
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Chrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELI, MEN
mica- 11o11,2:1L9 and SALT PANS manafie
tcre•t;on shorts... uot:ce.
All kindi of Repairing executed under the
personal supervision of th'; Propzio'ors tbl.o
Alia
Practical Workrrkii.
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Godcrich Mills
;LATE 1'IYL'lt's )
tics w res.urn their thanks to the public-
tho
ublictho liberal patronage received during the pe11.
year. and to state they are prepured to de
V.ti iM4re1'\TGI-
on the 0.1DVeat 11ot:ie. or for the cont•en!euce
of pi'tira living at a distance will exchange
grist, a: their tnw-n *tole
I,n^ 13'. bt. llilliarid's,)
Nation:, block, Eaat eat, Oodtricb.
"0 -Highest twine paid for wheat "VIE
$600.00 nowar&
We will pay tee abevo rre�pward for say cede W
Liver Complaint, ltyatw!bsla, Kick Headache.
indigestion, (•onatipat n nr (ostiventee we
connut gore di';: V.c-t A V egetablq , 'ver pins.
when the dir•c:Jon^erpe'rit.tlt tet ft•Ilyd with.
They aropu.^eiy VlZ,tc((aabin, and never tail to
give satiataution . SuttgrCoat at. LargoPozea.
containing 30 Palle, fkjl� cents. Yoe rale by an
Drugg;atn. Beware of counterfeits apd imita-
tionr. Thn genuine mannfantt red only ,by
JOIiN (:, & CO.. "Tho fill Makers,
Mend 83 icing ht. ram., Torof,to. Ont. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid un receipt
Of a 3 e•.... mains.
Per Ante at WILSON'S RCI.': ear vr.
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Health is 'Wealth !
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Da. g. c Wnst'A Saliva own BRAIN w Ta
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hatred
Ifb for Hysteria, gat• spec
mamma Conyulslonr, M.u, Net voiNtts►
Mtradasbe, Servons Prostration caped by
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tau qt akAmet 0, 10404110. W sktfidnee,, Mee-
tal D►epr,estnr 1 t'rnitit of too Weigh [markt
Ins iIlea trite and ?nadirs t* in it cry,detaf
and death. lel tnattoro DM. /! ire. ibsrttwa
afb
Lotter( Power ta•ettbetrse a. le. a:eater/ Lem=
nn•t e‘;terranicrrt.rnr,mune d ivy over«initis
of the brain. ,olf-a►ane or overdndnt„este .
one bot itdli care recent caste, kach Mt osu-
tAtt.. nnn remitter! tie atmr..: ()ne dWlar• beds.
nr sty tastes ver Ray de1lar.: is, at by mail preNs-
Copaid Or reals t< piece. We eterantee
eat•• . • -„ aro c•,e.t. Wi'h each order
ee
Miser 1 for kir boob a • otnparttd wit
1'vi ' , ' e ape" arta, t: a Imre/awe OMR
wit to ' •"•nice to refund tee stoney if Gin
teas; es t • <s tot tfket a elite. Uu•rufiA
1/001.,•1rel .s 41.10111111111011110111. ant* Mut
1 eA aw't.: for t;cwtefiol', (tat. 1011,y C. W
& (s.1.. note t '•rt•r.etera, thernnte. Ont.
BraJa'�B�idc IidiciueTOADS
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f..her, Itnpnt.
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WPM TARSO. mare of 'eft AFTER
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t'M: Pn .. 1'arh roinsane / f I''riew,
tete. reed r::My c.��e- is r arca
lhai Iia : a 7,nYt fir Mruww pa.y r. A a
prww*'eer :rare. !*.Pntl pant . ter ,ri rear
pamphkt, which see desire to P: se or. L,
will lis rvcryo Tis Pore'ek sroo,c.trc, kr
1 evl,1 L,y
ail e'rf•. •t PI pet�r c .r sit
►tic-btg►,* f ' f ` ',•r r ill ice44411'y• ea 1 T Moll
1PIC11.1A1' NKIIIc:1NRp(t,•Terse .pot.
MI Mild is (Iederteh y 1Wiiecr..
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