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Origin er sem• burner, Shrew& I
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"Cinderoll. ; or the Glum Slipper," ie I LL __
a very uld story. Thousands 01 years The Vi.nger of Riding Tezu.
ago it was told to toys and girls The P011ieS.
urigiaail read that u► eagle !tots the slip ---
pf+eer of a very pretty Pvyptian lady sed Great ha•iermeaes se la.esaeu.err steer.
lean it off The eagle dr.ppeai it, and
some one `arri. d it to the king, who
nude it known ill ever his sieedum that
he would parry the lady whine tiny feet
it should fit. And se ('inderella, the
,Linder -girl, became queen. In France,
t Tenney, and this country tee story has
taken several shapes. and his always
epee a favorite.
"Little Jock Horner' has the t..11uw•
Ing history : In England, in the reigu ut
Henry YIII., there lived a Mr. Hunter
Henry, the king, wished to tear •lows
all the tiue utu,tusteriei aid abbeys of
F:ngiand, sell their lauds and p islet the
utnn,y. This Mr. Heiner ens butler, lir
emiething, to an old abbot, who tnought
he would gain favor with Henry by giv-
ing him twelve of his best slid richest
in,uaateries. a , the abbot went deeds
of them to the king by this John We-
lter. But Ho
orner (hough!, AS he 'sat in
the center' of the carriage uu his way to
the king, that he would see what •U
three great papers which he was carry tag
should mesh. "He pet je his thumb
and gulled out a plum"—i. e., he evened
sad read the deeds, put the use for the
largest piece of lend in his own pocket,
!gave the rut to the ling at Louden, and
mime borne and toad his master that
Henry VIII., got his fidelity, had eked,
hist a pretest of ooh of the largest tract,
.•f land.
'Blue Beard," ti.., is .airy old. He
r Is sappuood to be Giles D.lavel, Lord .t
Rai., and was Marshal of France in
1499.
"Jack the Gt•killer," came from
India. He breaks forth iu all worts lit
d(de all over the store -books of the
"And se of"Jiek and the Bean-
stalk.
"Babe. in the Wool" is a very touch-
ing leery. 1 think the origin of this
May be oensider,4 s very, very old bal-
lad, which tells of Richard III. murder-
ing his own dear little asylum
'rhe story of "Little Red Riding -
Rood" is found in the German, but not
exactly u we Id! it in English.
The Germane have s great variety of
ado*g-foke-Ione, or stones fer little
,.nes.
"Mother Gouge" was a real person.
She lived to Boston Her daughter El-
isahetb married the printer, Tues Fleet,
„the ptbu•.d op the cease, melodies of
his ynttber•tt•law and published thea.
flood now tell you of the meaning of
an old ensure rhyme : "Four and
twenty bhaekbirds made into a pit :"
these are the fe e-&ad•twenty boors of
the day : the'i. is tie .pact between
the earth and 1{m sky. the IM k►olibie 10 rsI tbu horNDJc i►aID
i 'remand Ise, the bottom orad, the is bsr3i riln'thingie es` �. u killing ase. nave
rem •
in
*rod " N ,e the pie wag r•
11E BUCKED.
a happy Tkeeght and a Nap.•l alas.
(ran lorsuctwo Yvcuuur 1'0111 1
It is • fact beyuad .lisputu ta.tt ties
areas . Trxu• ploy Is uuceriaiu. As e
Igeurr•l thing • Tunas charger cru he re-
lied epee, suuurr or later, to 'medico in
his little act, popularlyauroral eon the
plain* as "bucking." You can't culti-
vate the puny suR"ieutly t.. inducer lum
to forget it. It is um 1114 IIo d, sed 110
d icks to it by this power of heredity.
He wuuld pn,bably go without his hey
for a whole dee sooner than threw away
a fair uppertuuity to "buck." It to a
part et his life, sad the °61st article iu
his creed. lis short, •'Cera• pony whmuh
won't buck is nut • '1'eaas pony at all.
He u a uoudusoript, end unworthy to Ise
accredited to the Lune Star State. !dr
George Ridgeway, reeidueg ne Jeder, i
d reet,'Oaklaod, will puiwbly ettdurse
the above heartily. Al auy rate the ac-
cident which befell hiss this moru:ug
would seem to be a sutieieut gsarant,
ter such inference in the minds of ob-
servers, for Mr. Ridgeway narrowly
escaped death. As it u well kaowo, this
gentlemen is $ finished horseman, and is
fond e.f riling spirited samaals. This
uu.r ring abt et 8 o'cle.eck he rude up
Montgomery street at a very rapid pace.
When upp'stte F. Garcia t Cu. s restau-
rant, p.pelevly known as "Franks,' Mr.
Ridgeway suddenly chalked his bores
sad attempted to wheel. list the posy
grew obstinate and refused to ub.y the
will of the rider. Mr. Ridgeway at-
tempted to Toros the huts., bet the pm --
vents mindere of the waves declined to
be enforced, and then cussed a struggle
for the mastery between horse and rider.
Taw to his teatimes the posy AuaUy
prepared • cots. ,feast, and won the vic-
tory. Jumping into the air, the devilish
creature stilemed his legs, humped his
beck entil he described an ievetted U,
~.e duan eat the street with all tour
feet at ase tens, plunged kis head be-
tween his forelegs, sod the set was um -
plate. Mr. Ridgeway struck the grouud
about six feet in trout of his hoarse. H.
wee insensible. A hexes crowd of cook-
ed people ass attracted to the apt.
Ki.d mads tenderly lifted the ammo
scions sufferer end boss , Lia late
Frank's A. aalsaaget was dispatch".
for • phy.ician. In the meantime rests.
ratives were applied, and every mea.
known to those prevent resorted to fur
his resueeitatian. In a short time Me.
Ridgeway , showed signs of returpis(
earoiownes•, and moaned in great poen.
Regpsiniar bitty power of the hurt
gentlemen said : "For 's .make do
+.tea and tits sky bang lite
I
g . i.otsge
o wad, a e.,whet day bean to break-
'i1,e birds ben to i. s., the
hones 1. begia merrily. ' "lam, king in
the tarter cattiag out his umtm.y ; the
•'kialg' is the son, the momerch of the
Bern he is enthroned in the sky.
f He is "rid to be counting out mewey, be-
came the sunshine is gold -color. See
fa how he "counts it out," bungs it about
him, the beautiful golden sussbtle.
"The yucca upstairs eating breed and
honesy. Of course, if the king is the
sun, the queen is the moon. "The maxi
in the garden, hanging out cloths." This
• Iuaid is Aurora, the goddess, not of
the a,y, but of the dawn. Now, "up
jumped a little bir,l and nipped off her
Imes." The little '.bird who did this very
ungallant thing m*, of course, tl.e first
Lour of the day, for Allier*, lir dawn,
disappears as soon as the king, e•f sun,
arises
you a buttls of St, Jacobs Oil in the
As the tests of winter vanish ender
the caloric influence of the sun's rays,
se* does Bright's Disease, Dropsy, dome
in the Kidneys and Bladder, and Infirm;
(nation of the Kidneys, leave the body
upon the administration of Dr. bran Bu
rens Kidney Cure. Sold by J. Willson,
2m
Headache, Biliousness, Dyspepsia and
Constipation promptly relieved and
cured by the use of Dr. Carson'sStotnach
end Constipation Bitters. As a family
medicine they are far superior to hills
fe large bottles f,0 cents.
The TPMI.w Maas.
" Jud the thing said Mr. Garcia,
" I bare some of the rail conveniently fit
band.' •
The sufferer was denuded ,d his ohdh-
ing, and his right sbuelder was found to
be badly bruised. Quick hands owned
the great remedy which is new creating
such a sensation on the coast, and in an
incredibly short time Mr. Ridgeway be-
gan to show signs of satisfaction. Soon
he said that the pain was greatly reliev-
ed, and the application of nearly a whole
bottle took away all the pain and reduc-
ed the •welling which had commenced
when they b•gas applyutg the oil. Be -
Ionisation revealed the fact that lir.
Ridgeway had not sustained a fracture
in any of his bones, and he remarked
subsequently as he was sipping s glass
ct " imperial launch," that Fut. Jacobs
Oil had doubtless sated hitu gran: and
protracted suffering Calling at asitcigh-
boring drug store, Mr. Pedgeway secur-
ed several bottles of this wonderful heal-
ing substance sad went home. The doc
tor arrived too late to see the patient
The exhibitio a of such wonderful
er by the St. Jacobs Otl set a:: tongues
wagging, and inany gentlemen present
expressed astonishment at. the amazing
result of its application. Mr. Garcia ex-
plained that the Oil was reputed to be
almost miraculous in some cases, end
the incident of this morning was simply a
verificttion of what he penunallyknewof
it.aswell as what wasetated of it by person[
of his acquaintance. lie though so
highly of its splendid ourativo properties
in all doses of pains and hurts that he
never failed to keep some of it on hand
Mr. Ridgeway would doubtless feel a
little shaken up by gee• fall for a few
days, but revere! more tip/dimities, of
the remedy would urele .eledly reel
his shoulder all right.
The " in at the impulse'
pheruucy of J. A opts Buyheu, c.'rurr
of N.uth .•tri MItssinestreets, and asked
the prv.unetor a hu had utuuh call fur
the tit. Jaa•.b. ' +11. bit. Boyken re-
plied.
" The • lreet (i irm to R +Itu 1y, St .1a- I
e .h. Oil. has burn lieti.ig a big sale c th ,
,nu lately, And .oy cusLo.uurs cru hiRlo'
ui thoir praise, •.s s cvn,(uer''r of
A hie •.1.,
le these ti -b
ere d. o ded wi.
ti,.ctueuts, i. •
to pru.:ure t 1i ,
If you am
liver iuurtiv •, .,.
there is uuthi,:, .1
cures yuu so gUIC .
They are a blest 1 t
can Ise had fur only
•ef James 1Vtlsun.
0,
Ied.
w.114/Peru
:1114 adcer-
{C.1uw what
..; ure pm)
t out of erase,
minted Sebilitated,
,he world that will
.,e Electric Bitters.
t • ill mankind, and
fifty cents a 11ett1e
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Bays Dryden
"She knew• her teti sand. when you taut ROOTS AND SHOES
and swear.
0 in drew yuu to her with a suivie hair.'
But it must he beautiful hair to have
tech ewer ; and beautiful hair can be
ensured by tbetuse of Clauaase. Hat
Rrlsswae. See at 50 tits. by .r. Wilson.
2m
Tae Tear does.
1 Ya a can be weak, nervous, debilitettd,
and dtap,ndent, disqualified for ....A of
head or hand, or you can enjoy a fair
snare of health and peace of timid. Bur-
dock Bleed Bitters will alleviate your
misery and do you • world of good if
you persevere in their use fur a few
weeks.
Tessa ees.taas•.
The Ituv. W H. H. Murray writeaeu
thusiastim illy el the Boston Herald that
ruxas is just t: :o place fur hors. -breed-
ing, and that the tough little mustang*
ere the right stu:k to tike hold e1 fur
impr..veseot. He declares thst they
trace their union back to s "race of
equine kings ane queens,' and have
only deteriorated ender hard wage. "I
have seen these little 800 -pound horses,"
he uys. "travel eighty miles with • 190-
puund man up, under a Southern sun,
to a ride serves the country, without
rusdw.ys, frtnn sun to sun, aha that,
too, on little grain, perhaps nothing but
the grueling get from the prairie at
night. Many of them pace---ps e like
the wind—pace so fast that the play
with you on the prairie, shoe gh yoti
have a blooded mount that oan ran like
• greyhound. Other trot—trot nee
uraUy—with verifies eat and perfect,
knee action, and will do nothing bot
trot, however hard proses. I hart rac-
ed through the prairie grass and dowers
at the rump of a mustang stallion fifteen
and a half hands high, and blood -bey in
coker, with a tail as black as qig tt end
that world sweep the ground •,font, and
been unable to break him from his trot
•,r range up to his side, although eiy
mount was a three quarter bred mare of
1 000 pounds weight, that t..0k t,, the
shame with her eyes brazing and ears
laid back is • way that plairiiyr. tntel • her
eider that she fat a good deal as' he
da' Mr. Murray sdrisssa eons from
a thoroughbred stallion, ►ndievm_ that
it would iurear+ the wee whim elt i .sine
toughness, and produce the best ...idle -
horses as wallas trotters.
sheer. Carbone C.rM
The finest healing cootpound under
the emu. There is.no sore but will eat
cause W its wonderful healing vapor -
ties. It -is an invaluable dremiog for
Cuts, limns, Brumes, Pil3ples, &aids,
$oils,Peeterings, etc. Price teotty-
ere Nentir Rhynes' drug More. 2
JIHR PPATHER'S POSTSCRIPT.
if course, a pillow sham starched so
.tiff it will stand alone, is not very nice
thing for a than to jam bis he id against
when he crawls into bed.
But there is no qqmotion lent what a
woman can find a thoseand and -one rea-
gent. The reporter was greatly' 1 .!cry+ted in
why she pillow sham should be per what he had witnessed and resolved to
petrated as a thing of beauty. leant more about the Rerfermance of tbo
Ail airps/sw.t water► a lta.h. Peens.
Mr Varied Se zees.
,'1
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
No other eomplatnta are so Insidious in their at-
tack aa those affecting the throat sad lamp . oath
so mead with by the majority of hatter.. The
ordinary cough or cold, resifting perhaps from •
hiding w uaeeessioma emissive, 1. oesiw bat the
begiuing of $ fetal siskaew. ATaa's Cssaaz
PIeroaAL has well proven Its emoacy In • forty
yeah' light with throat lid long dbwes, sad
•said be takes V all eases without Olay.
A Tering Cough Oared.
" Ix VW i took • Severe cold, which affected my
I. I had a terrible cook sad pared MEM
after sight without sleep. The doctors gave nue
ep. eI tied Avaieseetinurt ratreAAL, wits&
wi
art«tbrAehi WM. Te ay s
as.
DE the w of Pa 7O.&3. 4 pima -
n est core wag' effected. I am tow a year, olds
kale egad 'Marty, sad am satf*4ad year meas Y
racro•u...ved me. HOaAOE Fatesairams."
ttoehtagilsra, Vt., Jety II, UK!.
a.wp. - .1 saotah.. Tribune.
" %litho is the comae, keel vender my 31{11.
boy. three years okt, was takes in with e ; it
w hored as If ha womb! dis trout
(feed the family suggested the ash Aran's
Cestair Pseveaia, a bottle of able& was al-
k•1111
Lk.M f• the hoose. This was pied Sa small
and frogman doses, sed to our delitlit la ter them
ball M bear the tittle patient was lreat&tsig eas-
ily.
.rIly. The doctor said that the CarkeY PacrosaL
had saved my darling -shin Cam you weeder as
oar gratitude 7 Sincerely�otys�
Mas. ETNA Osney.'
WI west I.etk rat., New York, May as, Islz.
•• 1 hare sand Area's Css*.T PICIORAL to my
fatally fur wveral years, and do eel hesitate le
pr oasis ce it the most etfictnsl remedy to esmfhe
sad colds s • have ever tNM! A. J. Cants. '
Lie Crystal, Mita., ]fare& las 5150.
" 1 metered for eight =Nr.irp.m Oro.ceitla, .ad
afteetrying many re with no theme, l w
eared Yy the use of Aran's C5[aaY Facroaaz
JosrP* WALDau."
opwm, Mie, epee s.1etll..
1 teapot s•7 aloe& ha praW of ATza's
C.wssT Pecl otaL, Monts, es 1 de that but
the it wee 1 .&t.id leag dace have died front
fang Irbublea. Y. nfAcooti,'•
Palestine. Teas„ April 74 lir:.
Nb case of aa affection of the throat or lungs
emboli which cannot he greatly relieved by the Om
of Arse' sOwnase P.erosAL,And ttwill always
awe whet ale disease is mot already WeeM the
soetrol of mediates.
Nut long age one of those wee r,t ,trate
creatures called "mashers" sent to an es-
timable young German lad • lett-•r, to
whick the pt was added :
•`P.8.—That my darliug may Hake cu
mistakel remember that I wilt wear a
light pair of pants and a dark cutaway
out la any ngght hand I will carry a
small cane, sad in my left a cigar. "Yours
forever. Aeoeee' "
The father re,.had courteously, s!atint
that his daughter had given him author-
ity to represent her at the appointed
place at the lime. The postscript eh led
wia as follows
"P.3. --Dot mine ev n tray natio iso
miandakes, I viii Ise dreshed ill mine
shirt sleeves. I (•ill year in mins right
hand a glue ; in nine left lend I vill
year a six-shooter, forty-five calibre.
You till recognize me by the vay I beta
you on do head a goople dimes twine net
the glub. Veit for mo on de corner, al
I have soma dings impordant tem inform
you ,nit.. Your front,
feLl[ttic:t
The beautiful, c , snowy white pil-
I Ise shams, looming up at the font of the
tied, and standing alone, looks very pret-
ty, and the lady of the hove is greatly
pleased with them.
The men folks also find them very
*tidy to keep the hair oil off the pillows
so their wires will not complain about
their pillows being all greased over with
Men can escape all hard feelings liable
. lee engendered, by neglecting to take
`f the shams when retiring, decking out
•he lovely linen and fine lace, used in
,ianufamttnag the sheens with choice
ind fragrant hair nil. And when he
gets tired of having his ears sawed off,
by coming in contact with the stiff linea,
mud his check wore raw with the starch
and lace, lie con gently did theh to
great remedy. Meetlag Mr. R. Young
• printer in the Mercantile Agency, tied
at No. 3e0 California street the
question of the healing power of St.
Jacobs Oil was introduced. Mr Young
immediately and emphatically bore
strong testimony in its favor. '`Why,
air," said he, •' I had been troubled a
long time with stiffness of the neck. It
was especimlly severe when I took cold.
I had also suffered with rheumatic pains
in my shoulders. It is, therefore, with
feelings of gratitude that I say that the
St. Jsocbs Oil relieved mo of every pain
and ache. I fMet heartily rec ive:end
it As a superb relievant."
During the morning the r'j.' ,•-'s du-
ties called him to North Hach While
e sham
there he test bIt. Charles Schmittts,
pr'oprietor of the North Acyl Cti.r:vder
2te foot of the bed and
lent his fest The them to keep them from Nouse. No. 2209 rowel! sire.' getting I following cotrersati.o ensued
ip in the night and walking all ever him. I „Mr. Se"*", do Yr"' t. • •. y'
(encu the must energetic pillow sham thutgabout`5t Jamole(til'1"
l " 1%'AI1, 1 should rap seo ! It 7m just
the grandest remedy foe eta+tts•ir"
ever trade "
" Have you used la, me 1-
v10110'0
"
wiltlose its energy and t1M force after
bite stamped and crumbled at the foot
-O t ,w bed ender a aa►'e bet.
The pillow•sham is nut in any hue's
to any great entent ; the mea eM
yret ,
with them and the trouts tss.
reialedy to
tense Inc two imi e.
aril et without them, so Na Pa' im is nothing -like it We could Rot
los iit&ai will not M obliged 1')go. " well Art :to without a. lt:area cat !ren
i l'eek's l'---
pt
rasraaze er
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mese.
Sold by all Diagrats.
Now that then u a reliable reit ody for
kidney trouble*, half the terrors attached
tuthese complaints have been remeeed
Per this let all be thankful, :►rad t,. Dr.
Vau heron's Kidney Cure award all
praise fur }using thus removed a hitherto
tusidered fatal disease from our path.
It was neror known to fail Sold by .1
Wilson. 2m .
A Life paying !reseal.11.
fdr. M ls. Allisoc, Hutchireem; '-tan. ,
saved his life by it simple Trial Bottle of
Dr. Binns New Discovery, for i!.en-
sYm•i
ption, which caused hint to procre
a largo bottle, thatoomeletely cured aim.
when Doctors, cha.ige of cl n.at.e entV '
everything else had failed. Asthtaa;l
Brocchttie, hoarseness. Severe Ciet4eu i
and all Throat and Lung diaoases, t: tie'
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles a• J.
W ila •n'a drag store. Large size $t ' 1•.•
Ali Oasis in the desert is no brighter
light to the wandering Arab (lir. a bottle
of Dr Van lluren's Kidney Cure is to
the unfortunate sufferer from Kidney
Disease. it is a perfect, positive and
permanent corn. Sold by J Witw
Ueeler,ch ja••
The it untanance of a healthy •1:1:4 •f
the systemis themtreet protection agnft st
disease , esperiouce has al:owu that uv
mose'
the u•f Pr.Osrenn Sbnuarch and a,n-
stipetior Sitters, a perfect dste of basil:
cau he assured They free the system
(011 impurities, ;bones anal purife •'
Blood. Fur sale by all Dr igg.at• ,
cents a bottle.
" ['sed It ! Yen, it hs, but. t stead -
Ow r4.rhslurttat� i barna, l•reidss std
e kin.► "f ache or pall. Then fey
Cutokt,ns. - A name well known in burs it, tai i always have
mullion with the Hair Renewer fhicLisew: 'tansy Noise, and ,% frit.
,odors hail t. an nat a red color by 1 call tee i►
s few t* � Boldofd et 60 rents per WOeie-i sOnly • few
today Jaws. Wino. 2m d•is' MTM. a drayrwii Yat badly hurt,
ARewAII$' Oi oto dune "Trtave- and 1 cent out a bottle of Pit Jambe
tor to any one •mdingthe hest fent lice MI. They rubbed it on him and it took
rhyme on "Timeliest'," the i emu rkahle away the hair'Thcm�a very grater
little gem Inc the Teeth Intl Ratt• tisk world *n i seed •
' .at ttent! fine
in the
roar dre0sat or address,
Wieser two
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g .i.__ 11110csT bathossea.«.,
gggllmsegt ferlm h tslpa p��d ser-
tna salmi re�e.bte fission ant
me:draft 1 ;^.e C11EA►fttit On-
t[ octets NO MORK Ikea tnierlOr
Orme oa
bvtrl el, lad oe hos t s. Ns
Nos eat
other ._ a are mate. Assess as we
rex Barvesiers st1:1(iesrtr�. nineties Il
r•.gsa
corn-�nters. Carrla
tr., a. ,r Wagrmn.
,tCUARANT[!O
eetste NO Petroleum. t%1411Y s8 &•b'+~
T our PeeLet rrioriilt6 ,a/ rinses Werth
[north, mailed (rye.
MICA MANUFACTUR*NACO.
2!a SS
ttuOnSt., New Yora.
Cleveland. Asc
). aad Cago, In.
SAMUEL pl) t *2 • CO. Toronto.Ont-
.' • -•- •4 RN the Domini° a
In
At
the' )ldtat Established [Msec Store in Time,
d1ess Variety,
t. suit the meat fastidious anute
k• /suet economic be ,
MY WINTER STOCK
Is now complier, and I take pleasure in informing my customers that et ed pro
bus time have I had web a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. 1 he raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Rice unto
it is a positive fact that no such value in footwver can be got elsewtsere
CUSTOM WORK.
of every'grade still receives- ray prompt and careful attention, and will beema -' o .
in the most approved styles by first-elanworkmen, End
of the very best material obtainable.
� _ DCS 1 . _
A GOOD WVESTMENt
will liars Money by Nairn,' Your
Groceri.es AProvisions
AT
D. FERCUSON'S
BTE��
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We are New Selling This Season's
NEW T &S
From 3Octe ger th to 7 iiet.
:New Currants, New Raisins, Coffee. Rugar. &c.Will be Fold Proportionally Chesil
IPiourExtra Familyfloe.AT
$2.2Z pex 10CI floe.
A Full Supply of
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Brow., Snorts, etc.
Always on Hand.
The Best Quality of Coal Oil at the ileac Lowest Prices
BOOIS & SHOES
dt Wdl
@ciLZp
th
Beg t. announce to e Public that they hate .pend e
business in the shore Storer
in the store Istel, occupied by Hume Newton. Having purchased $ large and
well assorted stock of Spring sed hummer Goods at clue figures, we are iletermined
to give the Public the benefit
()MCI 31LB3 & SELL PROMS TILL. R OUR !LOTH;
}i 'Please call and examine our gouda before purchasing eloewi.er.•.
lier Remember the place, next dour to J. Wilson's Drug Store
)11111 -Custom work will receive our special atteetian.
, 'Nene but the beet of material used and first-class w,,rkuten eeip!uy,•,l 1
s•
7Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Grtodeeh, arch 9, 1882, DOWNING & W ED D U P
'Why should ,t r weeks 1,1e041 s •
within
Sit lirehiegrarideirecutInalabaate-t
Or let fib Hair grow rusty, scant and U. :n.
Whop "OnroaLaolw awrwwlb will tna5S
it R"•mw the taster Icor mem by .1 %Y};
Wet 9ei
" lgnrdeek ttreea tells..',
Owes .eTdN', eryatpelaa, rot 1 1 ,
p11Ea aa11 taw beniave of th.blimil. Musee
drip:e ais, liver nerRrlaiwt, t.ihe, noise.
on.Mppatien, dropsy, kidney ermtplai..ts,
krad elle, nerrettee aa, female .salines
ad ,f,,,,o...1 I.Ail:ty what. ilii.: :p
tine
RINCIPM.+ LINE
Aid w1
points le Ire's,
Ilea meta N lite curt. awn
ran, New Mester, Alf:'ens, M
Una sad Teras
enr.TEsT. tt exesT sad
*t..i Ilse to Bt. Joseph.
trh lion. Topeka, Deni-
son, Dtlisa (lel•
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roe•,. h.a ,e.,.wperbr 1, - Albert
, Minneapolis and St. Pont.
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M beettah� tonere-4
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lt,itrned e1 111,, w'•.'I4
fit : ! nee" 01 leer'
KANSAS CITY
Toast,
CNehrive4 • '^ ••
NOM s•' .,niece to
115e 11 A, sea
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and ,ne waw
Awl tesr,•llec •
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of •e►
rests!(
t. 1 TTEele lh lvat 1.eMEll.
of She Pen.: • • v nes. Pass des-_
A is i. • .:..lea . els ilhes
J. busses.
Canadian Pass. Ag t,
Torero,. f nt
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
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CABINET - MAKER ANI) ["NDERTAKEli
Hamilton Street, Goderich 1
A good aasortment of Kitchen, Ned -room. Dlnine Room andfl-ertor Furniture. such as Ta
bless. Chain (hair, ane and wood misted), Cupboards. ised•etrads, Slat, icon e, trash -steads
Lounges. Sofas, What Note, Looking Glasses. e
N. B. -A complete assortment of ('atlas and c!,ruu.ta AIi'ayS on hard 4'•n Hr,.,," a feet ►ire
at reasonable rate .
Picture Framing a specialty,—.1 can solicited 1731
(M. ii. JoNR•TOY,
look.! use floderea
110 Y stir
JOHN S ON'S°
T4d
SARSAPARILLA
Y+Yirp Wife atI L?I
'eel fir Purifying the Bloat.
: 1 •:. been in eon for aD years, nn 1 :.5
I 7 , bi tae• Ir -•t reelver.tuw n ::..•L f.,fStt-R IIE!tt at NE. 1'M' 11i
y t.' MC:. oil DA( K. LIVFat , ['m.
i .'':T el it:tori Off T111. VA. L.
1 . . 'Ni t. pilsim, ed all LAWeleat TM
,..,w bon DMordrled
a. be b4r.l teesade of aur L•�s
•
;le t•'k,. it RNs k to ?brit res-
. 1 Ph ; incises prescribe u daily.r ffllh+rr ti
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,. Inc)•• frern w*Mow k. N r..•.,
, to. apes IIs ...,. !n.",
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r w 11 itMw� eY�•e . a., :
"e It h i.vi,f{y eeg� Oda. ewe . , aa-
e- t in. rasa .ENtat• roadttin+,n
th'ttaedlehmt to me 1
i Is
r ' by at1 rompne4ble drurrl •
. r fur a quart bottbottle.tr
r ,: a ,loll":.
. ,v. , •.,,+•••,• wewln a k., •.
- •- . , their dry:: ,
• .. ,+•.n (14 ales! and we t-ul • ,.
- r"'nyrrtY • 13. Yass.h:'..inn.
• -to :war ,).e •.
Fop sale ht
.IAet tc[iS(''
H. S. Hart & Co.
1.1:UI'i:I*TOIL, OF Tice
Goderich Fills
(LATE PIPER14.1
heg to return their thank. to the 1.1,1.1
the liberal patronage revived dune/ the pas
year. lid to state they are preeerot to de
rt I !+i '[' 1111 Ga
en the shorter notice. or for len ' ,.•vee.eeseva
:rot pe-;tt,ltriag at a distance eel exce•nae
gristle at their town ,fere
fent:
w. 1r. Kiffvnni a, )
AA -sonic Mock, Etat et. omen& 1•
.ae•Higheet price paint for attest lin
R
EGYPTIAN OIL,
The Grea' Pain Coagaeror,
repoty dIsl.et, pa u tee»p,.,n1e,l ,o evwee
Ilefel emeltdetartfnwbred rho.- Iva rata
utak 11 applied to aa) afgeta4 vtrfsoe of tart
body, as went ache. weereligha eLeuteatim,
dh ., rt gl1oes the vnlRrev error r and Inr. ant
relief.* is a ebesiesser nenedr. 0011 te-. ant
reoo.s refute!. ' it not as rrpreses•ee1.
i
% 1 1 PM esti + t•., beer rr.peNtere.
Itran't net, rh.'erie
J. C. Naat®1,
iy • . ter-:. for Gitlatu t.