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the Poet's Corner.
1 mases tis e plies.
,list talk se sae et oogaetry.
AM W see set wart
Mess el my waasu's wtiebery.
1 cosset be a dlri.
t>• i aq .et that We me are ase
All raids* sad hest
Alii that the isle way to "eateb."
la desperately to Ales.
May .et the world Is sadly thest'ed.
And ad the stria am pert ;
For limes° /t 1 sever "take."
1 oa•'t ds.oe.d is diet.
1 mass& Moist at peeper tb see.
Or mom it ca my MUM
A wasp or grrsihMper appears.
la track, I ousel ism • Alit.
This say .a mew ray ekarsslas trlesd.
AM bid me .et insert
My arm cosldtsgty in thein,
I really amain Ai1t.
1 cannot ArmlLpeid shelf kande,
Pretending 1 am hurt.
Or startled, pros upon their arms,
As others do who dirt,
1 esasot speak 1* accents low,
And then my head avert,
While they stoop lows most tenderly.
Regelet.R in s Alai,
Then Emma. it you love me. pray
Never &gala revert
To arts that tram my soul I hate,
i will not be a dirt,
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
ONorich Township.
cow If:1Lut•.-Mr. E. Ruesball,of the
lith con„ had one of his bat cows run
otic at the crossing, by the Friday night
train.
$oi a7sIMe Ilius A QCILT.-Miss AOY
fllteirliasg, of the7t► Boa., eomplst $l •
ptebwark quilt this winter, whisk eon -
tains 7,500 pieces.
FARM RENTED. -Mr. Jas , of
Galt, has rented his farm of 80 ,n►
the 7th stn., to the Hal Bros, f one
Tsar, for the sues of pM
as Aesataisg Dessth t►rtpelui glLMhe-
gles. TkesONee Decd tale Tie 5 -ptvt
g rebes of seretbaiae T.kes-R$M.ses
ere a itliess Pwwder-Estes IOdYM er
a lwesfal lUR-Tbe MM. reamoNy
seesrst.d wash irks /assay.
Cmaalo.L HAMM--The Queen's hotel
bore baa changed bads this week, Mr.
Johnston having sold out to Mr. Alfred
Roe, wlao foe the past thine years has
been propletor of the ()seeds at Heus-
seli. Daring his residence in Brussels
Mr. Zion made many friends, and ac-
quired* Mplit$*ion fur keeping the best
regulated and most orderly hotel in that
place.
The members of the late Firer Brigade
entertained, themselves to a supper in
Mrrrifolds Hotel last night. After sup-
per • good time was spent in sumo, de.
Mr. Harry Clark then presented Chief
Manuel with a trumpet to reoognitiou of
the seryioes t+oder+d the Company by
the chief. We have board that the new
Company ebslltogss the old oreanira-
tion to a Home Reel race any time.
Come along boys let as sea some of your
Brantford muscle. -('linea.
Yom the Had Axe (Mich.) Tribose.
About ten o'clock Monday ironing
thea residing near the residence d
Theodore Recd became oegaiast of the
existence of something sadden, violent
and tragic. Those who had cwt retial
wended their way W the soave, while
rainy another already unrobd hastily
doomed, beano around and alarmed by
the shrieks of agora which Sad almost
immediately issued forth upon the quiet
air of the pessimist night.
Bet a moment sulked and scarce a
question was nngqMail* to revel the fu31
and dread paetiealan, and while the
*wcos ricken neighbors were yet gather-
ing the end had come.
Mn. Asa Reed, wife of Theodcre
Reed, of Bpd Axe, bad died suddenly
from the affects of a Weed's* of strych-
nine taken in mistake fee s powder idea
bad been prescribed and glees bur by
her physician at s previous time and
which was to overcome a bilious condi-
tion of the system. From the time of
taking the poison uatil deathensued
about fifty-five minutes elapsed, terrible
agony adding to the painfulness of the
•ooaeon.
The actual circumstance as it transpir-
ed proved to be as stated at the outset,
$ frightful mistake, and while pregnant
with pointed warning seems to indicate
no individual responsibility.
It appears that Mrs. Reed, about 9:30
o'clock, feeling somewhat unwell, went
to her' work lo,sket for the purpose of
obtaining a powder which had been pre-
scribed for by Dr. David. She took
from the receptacle what she supposed
was the desired powder, remarking al-
most instantly that she feared she had
made a mistake and her daughter, Mrs.
Beals, proceeded upstairs to the apart-
ments of Dr. David, who resides in the
same dwelling, taking with her the paper
which had contained the powder taken
by her mother, and which she submitted
to the inspection of the doctor. The
doctor tasted the particles still adhering
to the paper and expressed a fear of its
being strychnine, and with Mrs. Beals
hastened to the apartments below whero
the victim was already found in spasms.
All antidotes at hand were at once
brought into requisition and messengers
dispatched for further .nedical assistance
and additional remedies.
,AFFAIRS AT OTTAWA.
..insist axAri v.etasee - The Teri rags
sy etre we0 wwk..e air Jobs glow
seacM.
Ottawa leiter ot Dundas Dauer.
During the discussions which have
takes place oq the Fetimat.s, in the
none of which ,ldinuters were called
upas to explain the enormous increases
whiehare continually being made in the
controllable expenditure, it was trade
quite apparent that it is no part of the
policy of the Government to redoes the
burdens of the people by practicing
economy in the management of the pub-
lic marries. Is every dep•rtmist year
by year the increase costumes, and It
�tazd tba abilities of the membew of the
Gore;'n seat to the utmost extent to
furnish some plausible sawn for the
extravagance indulged in. Indeed in
many cases this was not attempted, and
the items were glomal through commit-
tee without any explanation whatever
being offered. Everywhere about the
Huse and iu the departments one is
struok with the large numberof em-
ployee* who are lounging about with
apparently no duty to perform. In and
about the Commons lobbies the mem-
bers sometimes find it dilicalt W push
their way about without stumbling over
doorkeepers, clerks and messsstgers, and
in all the dep.rtmestsl buildings the
the same system of appointing favorites
W positions at headiest' salvias, where
half the number would solace, is but too
apparent. The Lords, too, are not be-
hind in this respect, and are, in fad,
the leaden in all sorts of extravagant ex-
penditures, and while the estimates were
being discussed their Speaker, the Hos.
Mr. Macpherson, happened is the gal-
lery, and frowned down upon the Op-
position as they dilated upon a number
of the items which acme op for discs I always tbe Pops The Italians adf his
Son. But it is next to useless for the m erasers and suweuedings ceeessoaieea
Opposition to expel to bring about a e (h•vity is Whereat to his miasmas thea
different state of affairs so lung as fair ewer whobanimewahimfrom hiseirliest
John has his subservient majority at his `youth. He might be thought glees did
back. Without Sir John, levee'', the I he mot tamper his severity by the pallet
o;ovga raUIT m As ass l attistiee with which be Nomas-witheat
As was clearly perceptible the other delay isds v.$ioa-t* an wbe Week W
when in his abeeeos, too Ince rd Tilley His •ndimmi. are 6e lea Primmest than
tried his land u leader. His atter is- were those 04 Piui EX-, but for that very
capacity in this respect was so painfully fawn Owl take an mere tiesa Ho lima
apparet.t in s very few minutes that be not the beiibaat side a soti.,esble in his
wa'fdree'1 too saoeamb W the shots fired predemamer, tie pedal ase, the fine
at Lou to the Opposition, and Sir Hector Lend humor which endured, aotwith-
standiag the surprieiag vicissitudes oI
the last peatiScate, nor the frank. bold
tad genial speech full of witty and hap-
py words, thrown of in that senoras
voice **blab Pius IX. retained in his ex-
treme old age, Leo SILL is se sloe of
speech as the Archbiahep of Paris.
Cass Swoons -liar raders will re-
member that the wife al Mr. J. R. Mur-
ray, el this phase, woe ►'Selly injured in a
oolliniom at Hensel] hast winter. Mr.
Mwrray entered a wit against the cam -
peel, $2,000 damages, but it
wassettledkid week by the Railway
eseepany paying $1,500 and medial ex
;soma.
Dr. J. R Reeve, writing from Moose
Jaw, N. W.T., last week. states that the
capital of the west should have been fix-
ed there, iaeteed of Regina. Every
mursieg flatcarrying large tanks of
water, leen /loom Jaw for Regina,
where it is sold to supply the wants of
the people then, the aver at Regina be-
ing so low that a 'wage could step
moon it anywhere.
Tan Town Anerr. - Messrs. Ferran
and Reny, auditors ••f the town ac-
counts, taws somptMad their work, and
their report will be preaested to the
eoanell at ata next meeting. From it we
learn that the total expenditures of the
last year were $11,9411.17. Of this sem
08,714 was for tbe Public 13ehoot, $800
fee the High School, 01,489 for street
and sidewalks, 08811 for @saris', and the
remainder made up by outlays for dif-
ferent perpnews.-[New STs. „ I Lanosvin had W come W his rescue and
S�ildtt. straighten out the tangle into which he
had worked himself. Without Sir John's
guiding hand, and in tits lament* of Sir
Charles Tupper, the Government would
soon ,prove to be a rope of sand in the
hands of the leader of the Opposition
who is undoubtedly gaining strengtb and The pastorals in which the archbishop
popularity amongst the members every of Perugia (ibis was Cardinal Pesci a
day, it being freely admitted by Reform- office before his election as Pope)
urs and Tories alike that his accession to was wont to demonstrate the harmony
the first place in the House is only a quell- of faith and reason, of religion and
civilization, "growing like the flower
and fruit from the root of 'Christianity,"
were much noticed by Italian publicists.
The priest loved to treat the question of
the day and , of modern society. The
illustrious Boughi said to him that he
was "one of the most finely balanced
and vigorous of 'characters," that he was
" a man who had realized the ideal of
pope we laid.
Atter his mass, which be says early,
Leo XIII. gives audience to Cardissl
Jaoubini, secretary of slate, and former-
ly Nascso at Vienna, whose political
leaning is rare even iu those of his offi-
cial position. His place is then talon
by the eardinal secretary of ecclesi*stleal
affairs and by the congregation of cardi-
nals. each of which hes its fixed dry.
The several councils generally weepy the
whole awning until one hoar after mil-
dy. The Pope's dinner: • pettegoione
dish of meat and some obsess ; a few
minutes wales for its consumption.
While be takes the air in the at oon
- generally in bis carnage --he usually
reads bishops' reports, all of which come
direct into his own bands, the dispatch-
es from the Duudatures, and especially
any news from Belgium. That little
kingdom which has broken its diph:-
'natio relations with the holy see, is par-
ticularly near his heart. For ►t is there
that he himself was nuncio from 1843 to
1846. and there that he studied at close
quarters a ,lrcat politician, Leopold I.
Toward fear o'clock the Pope gives his
private and public audiences, and the
evening hours are devoted to the recep-
tion of bishops. This long day over
Leo XIII, re;;aine the solitude of ha'
own closet. Then at last he is able to
begin work.
Tall, thin, rpare, with his pale and
deeply -lined lace. the Pope usually has
deliease health, of which be takes small
air's, His ametiritr is extreme. The
spiritual sovereign of 900,000,000 Cath-
olics does ant spend 100 bases • moth
fee his table. The ossify of s sleesgly
developed nervous system slue' malaise
kia to resist the fatigue of his labour
said net .erpe- L h y.
Be is lamps grace se rather seinen ;
- a J.vesW ■sesssatk. Would you avoid the Biliary eon -
Mr. J. G. Cross, Lake George, N. B., plaints inendeital h. aprin,iand summer*
says his sen, sired sixteen, had mode Cleanse the systems with Burdock Blood
rheumatism Irons which he reeovd but Bitten. It revisits the Liver, Bowies,
and is
Trial
2
was lett crippled bye chronic rbeumat- and lead, the purest
ism. He was gesung draws together, the world. bottles 10
when he began the use of Dr. Dow's
Sturgeon Oil Liniment, after which his
ours wase y and permanent. Young
and odd suffer trots Rhe nmtism, Lum-
bago, liuistia, Burns, & , and are bear
lited by the use of Dr. w'r Sturgeoa
Oil Liniment.
A fact riot generally known iu a �-
aestiod with the new piesis of
Natiotlhl League is that Mr. Bulliesa to
soiled of Anihentburgr Ont., where
bis father was engaged iu the British
military service. H. left Clads to set
up in the hoot anal ihvt' Mlrlueen in De-
troit,
Davy S Clark, Druggists, Renfrew,
date of June ani, write : " Burdock
Blood Bitten, though c,uttpar+ttively a
new preparation, has taken the lead in
this locality lir a blood purifier, our sales
of it being equal to that of all othtr
medicines used for the purpose during
the last your."
1MPOETantoi.-A few days since Mr.
John Mason received from Scotland a
splendid heavy draught colt, which he
purposes travelling this year. It appears
W have stood its voyage well, and is a
good addition to the improved stock of
the county
Hoene Noris. -Mr. John Brown, of
the 12th con., sold a fine colt, coming 9,
to a person from Constance, at 0180.
At Mrs. Brigham's ale lot week, aspen
of colts coming oneear old, was sold at tion of time.
ame. In the perfecting of legisla-
$210. Messrs. Murphy lately sold a heavy
An Oasis iu the desert is uu brighter
light to the wandering Arab than a bottle
of Dr. San Buren's Kidney Cure is to
the unfortunate sufferer from Kidney
Disease. It is • perfect, positive and
ppeermaneut cure. Sold by J. Wilson
Gederich. 2m
span for 0380, and have several $223 tion, both public and private, Mr. Blake
horses left yet. i takes a far more prominent part than any
A BAD Lose. -Mr. Jas. Barr, who member of the Government, and one has
lives on the boundary, has been so un- only to be in the House a very short time
fortunate as to lose three splendid horses, to discover that the supporters of the
all within a short time. Noticing that
they were sick, he ailed in a veterinary Government admire his great abilities
surgeon, but he was unable to determine and his indubitable perseverance, and
what was wrong, as they had none of the are ever ready to bid for, his assistance
symptoms of any ailment common to in perfecting any measure brought under'a cardinal such as St. Bernard conceived
hones. Some have attributed their
death to impure water, but it is doubtful I
the consideration of the House. Si much it... Since the eighteenth century since
if this -of itself would cause their death. is this the case, and st constantly dues the time of Benedic XIV. and Clement
DE1TH.-It is our painfula t to re- I it occur, that very many of Mr. Blake's XIV., Rome has not seen a Pope of so
After the aaministering of the more cord another blank in the pioneer set- 'friends are often inclined to find fault cultivated a mind, *u accomplished in
only to recur again in a few minutes, Mr. S. Shetler et the 13 con., who died once with claire and with contemporary
and within an hoot of the time of taking on Saturday. He hu beenaf8ioted with displays in laking so closely attar legis letters.At the present time the two
the powder death cause to the relief of ;rheumatism for a long time ; lately drop- lation fur which the Government is re-
the sufferer, I meq set in which caused his death, at the sponaible. qualities which Lir, \Ilia most prizes.
Investiirration shows that some three age of 73 years ;being stir quiet and re and alma most constantly in securing in
months since Mrs. Reed purchased
strychnine at a drug store for the pur-
pose of killing mice, but it ,lied been sup-
posed that all the poison had been de-
stroyed, but by some mischance it had
found its way to her work -basket tc, be
IDiitaken in the end for a simple reme-
powerful antidotes the spasms ceased, &len of this township, by the death of with him for the great good nature he (Elfin and Tuscan verse, so familiar at
Kidneys
tonic In
Beats.
10R ONB VICTIM UP XYMOTIC
i� ��d%a.sasa. a hoallve pineaweearss pale frelm& /
aduh la- the last ship (Man thetes, roe mate.1?.?.,
ues
teem a thousand Yale wast d away per
teal ides to der Mperfeot rr a }�es�y11a
aaaM�� Calleays was w secure dlee sten mai tv 1
mllM1loo by t'wahalibaugt� those itemiser of
bels sad serve n.lr*ties, without Mach
n ervous roma, Is Impoerable.la as may w
✓ mllable fans.' _whet; the d1 tvs sa
is too feeble to iiliadeete them trials fool.
A Lite Nuts Presesa.
Mr. M. K Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.,
saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle of
Dr. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
• large bottle, thatoumpletely cured him,
when Doctors, change of climate and
everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, HDarasosma. Severe Coughs,
sed all Throst and Lung diseases, fat is
gmareateed to cure. Trial Bottles at J.
Wilson's drng store. Large rise 01. (1)
tiring disposition, he hu never taken a
forward pert. By his sterling worth
and industrious habits he was a model
for the rising generation to imitate. He
was a consistent member of the Presby-
terian church to which he was greatly
attached.
d Din. Reed, whose maiden nasus was
SUDDEN DEATH. -Mr. Thos. Emerson,
Anne Young, was born in Peterfield, of the 2nd con. of Hullet, died unexpect-
edly on Friday night lot, at the age of
83 years. He has been ailing more or
less forsome tiate, but his death was not
at Guderich, Ont.,where she was marrie
i expected. He has been ailing more or
to Theodore Reed in 1847. She leaves a less for some time, but his death was not
husband, a daughter, Mrs. Beals, of this xpected. He had only lived here a few
village, a son, Fred. Reed. of Midland years, having moved from the enuntyBelle-
City,
e-
City, and a .brother. Hastings. His body was taken to Bells
M, as. Recd was one of the earliest and villa for interment on Saturday. A re-
er
most esteemed residents of this place,
Lrt therort e Mr. Jelin Emerson, hed west a P.t his el `. ,
and the saldenness and painfulness of c no of the oldest residents of Hastings,
her death tendered to intensify the re- died on Friday, but we learn that the
gard and sympathy. The deceased had report is incorrect, although he is in a
been for many years an honored and rye low condition, and may not last
motive member of the Protestant Epis- lona.-[New Era.
oopal church and was one of the fore-
nearManchester, England, Oct. 19, 1821
and moved to Canada with her parents
at an early period in her life and eettlin
Wad in bringing about the establishment'
of the Ei iscipsl ruisrion here.
After years of hard work consequent
upon an a trent into this section and
which possessed all the accessories of
pioneer life, the labors of herself and I
husband had resulted in securing a c'm-
pM�s� aced with a tine new village resi-
demos for their c auforr, the aged couple
about
fruit-
innsnsof their ��life experience
nwhen wthe ea -
toward event occurred which in a mom-
ent dissipated the happiest dreams, hat
the deceased was a good woman and not
u nprepared for death in any form how-
ever sudden Licht be the dread appear.
Ames.
The funeral to.,k place yesterday .et
1 o'clock front the Episcopal church, the
services being conducted by Rev. Mr.
Smythe, of Port Austin, and was attend
ed by nearly the entire adult population
of this vicinity.
Ayer's Hair Vigor restores the origi-
nal color, by its stimulating action at
the roots, produces a vigorous growth,
and gives the heir that beautiful lustre
whieb results only Eras a ,trosg,heahhy
°sedition.
Pimples ale Blotches.
•Call at Geo. Rhyne' drug store and
get a package of Calvert's Carbolic Ce-.
rate, and has never failed to remove
Pimples, Blotches, Ulcerated Sores,'
Rough Skin. it enroll when all otters 1
fail. Try it. 2
tow that there is a reliable remedy fer'
kidney troubles, half the terrors attached 1
to there complaints have been real-,. ed
For this let all be thankful, and to Dr.
Van Buren's Kidney Cure sward alll
praise for having thus moons a hitherto
c .nsidered fatal dim! a fr.an aur path.
It was never known to fail. gold by J
Wilson. 9.s
Crrruatisa. -A name well known Ini
onnection with the Hair Renewer,whicb
!steres grey Mir to its statural color by
a few wales ase. Sold at 60 cents per ,
b itl. by James Willem. 2,n
A Rxwar*-Of one doses "Teases-
av" to any one sanding the bat four line
rhyme on "Tsassaav, the temarkshle
little pia for the Teeth and Oath. Ask
your druggist or addles...
Well Rewarded.
ALLAN
LINE!
74O7 -416L.
LIVERPOOL -Lc iS DON DERRY -GLASGOW
aBeRTLT EEL PANDAsi&.
,Yd10141 J4 N.
Halltaz; March 1111,.
CIRCASSIAN:
Portland, March lath. Halifax, March 31st.
PARISIAN:
Halifax, AprUTtb•.
SARDINIAN.
Portland. April itib. Halifax. AprU 14th.
POLY ESI.AN.
Helttax, A prU flet.
PERUVIAN.
Portland, April lith. Hallex. April fhb.
.4dRNQ2747s',
Halifax, May dib.
PA RNLI A.
HmUfax, May 14th.
ft'After is Steamers 0. de
patched f
lata
train leaves Toros*• with the scans sad
�esasaas.eepdeeese ss T:q every T%se_ e N
merss,
os aectlii with the steamer at Halifax -
For
ifax-
Forticketa•adevery Information apply to
H. ARMR1tO2lO.
T'loket AassR. .
Massahet TYs.
11 yen meek* Hop Bitters will sorely
W Nature in making you well when
aha fella
If Teo aro costive or dyspeptic, or are
suffering hoes any other of tbe seiner-
one
neerons diseases of the Men& er bowels,
it is your pan fault if yes remain ill, fir
Hop Bitters an • sovereign remedy in
If you are wasting away with au=
of Laney Disease, stop temipting
this momeae, and tarn for a eon to Hop
Bitters,lf a are sink with that_
doh -
sem N.rvotasniss, you will hod t"Balm
in Gilead" in the ane at Hop Bitter.
If yea aro a frequenter, or • resident
of a miasmatic district, barricade your
system against the sooner of all eoan-
triee -malarial, epidemac, bilious, and
intermittent fevers -by the use et Hop
Bitten.
If you have a rough, pimply, or fallow
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters
will give you fair skin, riot blood, and
sweetest breath, health, and oomfort.
In abort they cure all diseases of the
Stomarch, Bowels, Blood, Liver,Nerves,
Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $600 wilt
be peed for a case they will not corp or
help.-
That poor. bedridden, invalid wife,
sister, mother, or daughter, can be made
(he'picture of health, by s few bottles of
Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will
you let them suffer? lm .
WILSON'S
S1or.
PITSMdull Cu
S EI E DISI I
Fresh Flour Hi Garde! Seeds,
in Balk or Packages.
t
DIA`iOND DYES,
-THE -
his writings, are simplicity and modem- BEST IN THE WORLD
A ltb.ral reward will be paid to any $ion. His letters, his encyclicals, all are 10G_ P3E2a. Pde7>?C A (3.111.
submitted to the sacred college. Noll-
ing is more admirable than the manner in
which he elicits opinions and weighs eh -
piny who will produce a case of • Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
thein along, iE will cost yon nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you jections. Hee has been known to corn -
will be well rewarded for your trouble pletely rewrite, after grave debates, en•
besides. All Blood diseases, Bilious- evchals which he had already complet-
nea, Jaundice, Constipation, and gene • -
ral debility are quickly cured. Satisfac- edAs he suffers from sleeplessness, it
tion guaranteed or money refunded. is generally in the night hours that he
Price only fifty cents per bottle. For
sale by .1. Wilson.
[5J
11.lelde of a Neil-k.ew■ Stratford Ma..
Stratford, May 2. -Jas. Wright, who
for many years has occupied the position
of store -keeper for the Grand Trunk
here. and who was generally respected.
shot himself through the head, the ball
entering Just behind the right ear and
passing through the brain. The rash
act was committed about 7 a.m. today,
in the parlor ..f his own house. Cause
not known. He has a large family. who
are much symfatltized with in their sad
affliction. He was much pressed .with
work, and was very despondent fur the
past few months. but he had a g.w.d pn-
eitien, and was in a well-tn.do stat-.. A
c'•rners if. Ilett will he heIJ
Says Dryden
"She knows her man and when you rant
and awear.
Can draw yon to her with a smell) hair.'
But it must be beeatifrtl hair t.. have
such power : aa.l meetl hair can b.
ensured ns't'i. use .4 (Yr..aIse•s Hits
RAN rpt c o.i.i at :4 cu. by J. Vs lien.
2a
Thousands ere berng cored of Catarrh
every year with Hall's Catarrh Cure, that
he dolor* had given se and said could
not be eared. ;!i mats a bottle. "..lel
he George Rim :rart, le ,:rt aero f. -r tial.
rich. 3in
Headache. Biliousness. l)t-s;.epain and
C.met ipat ion promptly rel lered and
cured by the tsar of IIP. l'.trs• It ssumach
and C•.nstipetiotl Bitters. As a family
medicine thee ate fpr super- r •n pill*
In large bottles 50 cents.
composes his most immortal works. ---
[Catholic Review.
•
1883 -SPRING -1883
BRUCE'S SEEDS.
Mammoth LongRed Mangold.
Seeds, Turnip very Variety.)
Carrot Seeds,
Garden Seeds.
Seed Peas, Barley. Oats and wheat.
1(ungsrian Seed and Millett.
Buckwheat, Timothyand Clover seed.
Flaxseed and 011 Cake.
The maintenance of a healthy state of -
the system is thesurest pr,tectionagainst - ()X SALE AT :
disease ; experienoe has shown that oy p T•� �1
the use t.f Dr.Carson's Stornarch and con- Se SZOiiiV vl�
atipation Bitters, a perfect state of health
an be assured. They free the system (Corner Hamilton and Victoria streets.)
of'all impurities, olesnse and purify the
Blond. For sale by all Druggists at oil
cents a bottle.
Some •.i the most eminent men con-
nected with the Methodist ministry
preached their first sermons in this neigh-
borhood. The well-known secretary of
the Missionary society, Rev. A. Sather -
land. started as a young man here, and
a reverend gentleman now stationed in
1 the neighborhood of Lyndon, and who
him three sons In the ministry, was at
ones time an ordinary wood -sawyer in
1 G•alerich. Another minister, who has
been president el ono of the conferences,
wee at one time a fanner of (:oderich
township, slid a pensions. young man
stationed in one of the cities of Oatari°
it a sun of a Stanley farmer. • (Clinton
New Era.
a B1..Usd M .11 {t.sktsel.
lie these timer when our newspaper*
are flooded with patent medicine adver-
tisetnenta, it is gratifying to know what
I W procure that will certainly cure you
if you are billow, blood out of order,
liver inantive, or : enernl debilitated,
there is nothing in the world that will
cure you ea • uickly a Electric Bitters.
The are a hlteesin to ell mankind, and
CAI 14 )1141 1..r only fifty cents a kettle
of James Wilr.n. [2:)
IoOoll Bros. k Co., Toronto,
Manr,feettires and Wholesale Dealers In
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BLOT CUTTING
SEEDS
SEEDS.
I have team bead a full supper of
!TIED MID GAIDIX IUDS
at all blade, which I wUl sell ibis
- MY M1OCK OF -
GROCER = 1
15 ALBO-
Fceeh and Well Selected.
£rki'' .and GJassarc,:
of all kinds et lowest possible prices.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
Geo. H.OId.
CURE
Sick Madrid's and relieve all Me troebie /eel -
dent to a bilious state of the s7alem, WWI se Me-
atuses,
the
. 4.. 71te their t our=
nuccess has been shown In caring t�sasE
SICK
Rewdaebe,yct Csrtepr''sLItttle Liver Pinson equally
11). abrina �Nsta , bite they
s1.0teomei
valuable
is an t, twin
all disorders of the stomach, 'omelets the liver
sad n -gelate the bawd& Etas If they Daly wet
HEAD
Ache they wesld beldame priceless to these who
eager from this distressing eompisestt but forte -
satiety their'ooetwsdw set end hese, sad time
vibe case try them wp1 gad these MU* ems vete-
able Is se easy ways that they win sol bewails(
M do without . But after all sick bead
ACHE
Is tailbone of en wy lives that here la when we
mire odar beast. A@ min acmeothers U able
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small M
very easy to take. one ere two pills rakes des&
They me strictly vetesnble and de awe grape lie
=bent
bat by their pestle action please ad wbe
is. ben .Isle stigmata: MeV.
/eM sesta: ave
by amulets evwywbue,.r east by nr5,
CARTER MEDICINE 00.,
New York Oltp.
WOO L OILS. j520 ACRES FIIEE!
R ILEaaATEn(-
"LARDINF."I
brand 1. unexcelled by as other oil on the
market. 1. rec+ogtticei of its superior inerft,
we have received
All the Highest Prizes 1
wherever we exhiMted It *Mee 147P, arms
other awards • large gumbo' et
Gold, Silver & Broome iedals,
besides numerous Diplomas. It te warranted
not togas or clog ; wears�sealto Castor QO
a. -b
sad being less thee eaK the Is the
cheapest oU os the market. d1 'TSIt iT.
For Sale by
R. W. McKenzie,
1939. 0s4evleb.
-IN THE -
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Mouse River Oonntry,
NORTH DAKOTA,
binary to the United States Lad Dice
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
aal2Tteth.ad MAP mid lysed. psrtlewisme
sailed nits. to any eddies' bl
H. F. McNALLY,
General Travel/lag Areal.
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