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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-06-01, Page 2THE HURON SIGNAL, 'FR1A 1, JUNE 1, 18b3. She Poet's ttorner. Better Tibiae%: }tetter to smell the t ietet cool than sip th glowing wine . Getter to bark a hidden brook than +stub diamond shine. 13e•tter the lON a of a nestle heart than beauty' d favors proud; Better the rose's living Need than roses in a crowd. e a — • 1 ..r Nur. r'. Primed. GOSSIP ABOUT THE NEEDLE Vic tri of A.I.rr4Istas. the whole direelion 4 the lora iA m s ra p ave exaont y ioeise;tal Cocom- 11. the uuly.ic►alanteweutu relief fur Neu- I inert year 1 had a two-year-old filly that Dlretuws fur saran■ Patterer la Reese- Nt'wreapera.lvettalieg during the !asst ' algia, Hoadaehe, Tuuthael►e,etc. Huh. I had the I•uue:.il for two necks so that it erica vs k. i few years, like wail ether t hieg. has I plishrd by %irtually np.er.ing and Cleated hit1K a few drubs br.kIy r all that is need- I could sacral}• c.tt (the thrust was cool• the space between the knew Adel int; ed. leo tnkieg iau,euus medicines for len anti a'mo.t stops) and by using Dr. the s de •.f the feet as a resistatloe whileworks, but uuu minute'" applieatsmu re• kicking, and (lacing the feet in a pool- I moves all pain and will prove the great tiou .•f 'east resistance while rucoveriug. value of Kraut's I' luid Lightning. Twen- lp ishipg the tie of Hittite cup ty rive cents li(r bottle at Geo. Rhynes' 1 Drug Store. 2 I [hie :atter euitjAgs t i but cine of • large timelier of Ejurte D sseasee that this re- Shnply miraculous is all 1 can s►t • of 1 wetly is construtly curiu1. the ett•tet of Dr. Vau Burou's K' .ley - --- la.l .t •aaHNaa Msre%Ur,• Physician's Uri often startled py re- matkublo diseoreries. The fact that Dr. !(lug's New Discovery for Consumption and all Thee*, and Lung diseases isdaily curing tsalients that they have glean up to die, is sterilise; them to realize their sense of duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful discovery, re - with great benetat in a Itueeri.ug cumpeaust *ultiug in I. 'rests id our best 1'hpsi. and adds that he would gladly mom- ciaUs usiti it in their yoactiee, Tru! mend it to alt. • latttlos fere at .I. 1Vileon s Druv Biuret -.�.-�--- Itetcnlar sire $LO . L) !,Ir, Sutherlsud Jnhnst•.u, a Sarnia - - — _. Druggist, hu sold av enormous quantity of Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters He Asplendid'At sfactiu D. says the give 3 Y .. They act promptly in relieving all dis- orders of the Stomach, Liver or F idneys and are the "Best Blood Purifier." For sale by all Druggists at 50 cents a tittle 1 sod is 'reuclltn4 cn.Lrotdery is the name alldvreoue a etadual devrlolnurut 0" 1 given to all wet k carried .,ut upon Java it has grown into it beaniers by use:f. wireless, honryeuntb, or white or stone- Where twenty{years ago the wort c ,in - colored linens such as are used far towels. The work consists of snaking burden of drawn w of k and urrsaweue,ug the plain Inner a,luarus left between the drawn threads talo by the way , butte, chain, eW feather stjtch. Wo sub tion of the legs meanie slowly, w order to I writes this from-tutisunish, v. S ,who Netter be fed by mother's hand then rat clone, joie direetiOns for a hand} w.e ta,tdrhug �`-rtiser. The dad has gone by Wines item as. little resistance as possible i , ha l suffered hon pains in the back fur mueplaee''sd.r att.l-actwl wide atteuuou, to day it is the iul,euioua "ad.' wLich I attracts the eye. It is now an art, the Dow's Sturge•.ti Oil Luuleuut for three or fuer days it was tdlttirely eurod. J AAL GILL, Papineaucille 1' Q. to love In loneliness than to hast in �aee betweett the knees the knee lovoapl,ta and the centre of the material with ars skilful appliu►tion of which means in• I the fopntajn lathe heart than the tour- made iu ratio stitch and hoes .,f her, u�- t el►uuld iw thrown out and' the cuutwL litter .versed buuueaK and { r •aioenty ,the Cure w my cos.. An elderly Y at will : of this work : a firm can thrive without advertising. to trust in . 1 ih "7.11 j• ,_ , the headway already attained. twenty yuan, lull by J. \\ clarrn (lode• fi ,. ,ter g w, trail a) gotals my storehouse all." Select a rather strong and coarse linen The public sohose Wont} ieakee p I• tnatcrul :oat it to the arae rel wired Ia- It will be found their, it ee alternate tt,•Iter* be tic "ism than in knowledgeto space ble she busiuesa of •'the hu - .. ,....1 ' abound ; clu.iing a of two inches for the ..........the stroke of the arms and legs by giving baker, :wJ rtndlrsti.l maker, ' drp,cods hatter to roach a child than toil to fill perfet fringe. At the end of this apace Make propulsion with one while recovering tions round. a lice of wide amid button hole stitches; on the daily paper net „1,1}• for the uca'a Iteaer to sit at n master's fc. t than thrill a , leave an inch of material had draw out of the .ray but also Ler directions as to l .v ith the other, a far more constant it t.. the dr buoyancy will 1e, attained, and for lung ii.•tcning :slat.. ; threads beyond pth of halt whcro to trrde. It u a autcattcrl iron ` '(etterto suspect us ecttthatha ahotsgnutproud the* an inch; leave a quarter of an inch td tl,a[ the lareest•retail tit in l turte1 swims, it will befuundfar less fatiguing. material and draw out another half inch (Popular Science Monthly fur'Jlay. it tier; n walk in the ren] unseen U.an Ovate► of threads. Draw out the threads in Matra have achieved prominence and the Lour'., ct cot ; ' this manlier along the tour sides of the success by judicious advertising, and tine .d our belt citizens would say to Better the "Well done !•• at tl•e 1...1 ;has tb 'this ; each corner the only threads air with shuutingn:.t. 49 that the smallest and most insignificant t the public that he has tried Hall's Ca - left will be those Iselougin; to the un- fines aro those which hate kart out of i tarrh Cure, cud it is all that is claimed Better to have n yui.t grief than a hu m tar o i G raven its f rho uata•rial. rest care bottle. Sold delight ; u pa � t •1' l t for it. Price ; 3 acute per tt e. !letter the twilight of thedawnthat: the noon- must be taken in cutting the threads, prim andhave relied on chance cususe- by Gee. Rhynes, •rhe agent for G«le• day burning bright. particularly at the c •nlet., as n wrong ers to sing their praises. Competition is rich. 3w : Better a dtiath-when work is d,,::. t:.an earths cut win 'pod the whole work. Pro pip active and aggrrNite that it is neceas- roost favored hirth : tact the corners at their edges by a long J h I' V H 'lit says: "51c Genera child in God's great house than the !narrow line of button -hole worked with ki Gr)gu r s SpeedCure Cur e r r Dyspepsia and ary fora growing business hon to keep Johu .• art, amu ou, ng of all the curt %. ! its name iia gads and its %.cation be- lueorge ]facDomed. ; tine cotton, so as not to showln the de `lutiigestion is cheap at fifty t• -nes the price asked for it. I am a commercial (sign. Take a bright colored fileselle or fore the public eye, varying the advertise- s .trtalafkee!Mea. I wool and work a line crow -stitch with it I went to keep the publio informed of tion, and travel continually, and would !round the outer edge of the drawn i their stock and their prices. no mere thiuk of leaving home without As soon as a boy leaves school and threads, and fill•the spaces left between , r I a bottle of McGregor's Speedy Cure in leeks about to tee what be shall donut, • them with the same lines of ernes stitch• j In thin c f the nue the Philade.p•..a sy valise than I would uf.leavulk iny team. Tim•'.i, one of the u:wt succesefu] leapers at home and going on foot .•' Free trial is the country, says : • •Twenty years bottles at Ge,. llhy nas' drug store. lie ago the art of advertising in legitimate gular size, fifty cents and one dollar. trade was practically unknown. A few - - - mets gained princely fortunes by liberal C V.u.a.E. -A name well known in onnection with the Hair Renewer which restores grey hair to its %fora! color by a few weeks use. Sold at LO cents per bottle by James Wilson. 2m he ie very likely to be told by some for wise person, "The world owes you a liv- inc.'; This probably strikes him as be- ing a very wise remark, and the boysays !crochet co Y to himself, "If it is true that the world I corners end carry it across the first open owe' me a livin then I'm all ri ht✓ sp' ' Cn ide in half the few t pace. a 110 8, 8 tweets This and the next ,.leen space, take He finds a place and goes to work man- the last half upon the needle and twist 1 f h th fi t% if i th es. Take a piece of tine crochet cotton, and work with it the pattern formed of th threads 1 ft 'n thmaterial h th e e t a when e rest have heen drawn away. Fasten the I h tion secure] at one end of the ully, but after a time concludes that there is no fun in it, and he stops to con. aider: "If the world owes me a living, telly should I trouble myself ! Let the world pay its debt to me. ' Suddenly he loses his place and has nothing to do. He is surprised, and wonders why the world does not give him his due. '•A uice bed, warm clothes, , and regular dinners are good things, and I ought to have them. . The World duel them to ine, and if I du not get them I've b:en cheated out of my rights." - . At one time this country was a wilder- ness; where no man could lice, sane by fighting the wild beasts. Sonne one chased away the bears and wolves, cut, clown the forest, laid our [vada, built towns, and dug canals. Somebody. epent rest aumS of.momey in construct- ing railroads, steamboats, decks, light- houses, schools, libraries, aild all the tine things you enjoy to freely. MI•,re' than this; somebody pays the policeman, the tireman, the soldier. sailor. the light - 11,e, , Lceper and school -master.. From the dei', yon were brit 'your father and mutter have fed, clothed, and sheltered you. It cost you nothing. None of these great public works, roads, canals, totem", navies,. !and armies cost you Anything. • Hew can yiu say: the World owes you a living? It is not that • you aro in debt '•- What has a boy done t) deserve all tidal Not a thing. It is you robe must pay -not the world. - 1h ! boys, he was a feelisb creature' echo lint and. :•The world ower me a' living." He told a very silly fable. Thy world uwua ne roan a living till he has done some w. •rthy deed, some ate el work to make the world better and a fairer place to live itt.. Those old fel- lows who dug canals and laid out towns. who built cities and invented all these splendid things, -these telegraphs, these ships, these magnificent engines, -had the right idea. They worked manfully, and the world,at latest. did owe theta a lit ing, and paid it sunny times over. If you mean to get out of - the great..kebt you owe the world, ..o samethinee go to work and show you are a man. Then, when you have shown the world you can iyork, it will gladly pay y:op a living, and the finer and more noble your work the greater will be your reward --From "A Fable tar Heys,- 1.y Charles Barnard, in St. Nicholas for May. tem over e n a , .raw up e , ! needle and cotton and repeat to the end . of that corner. When the threads are reached they are clue together, divide them off into sets of eight threads. Take i the Last four first upon the needle, and t twist them over the first four, repeat them until ever space of drawn thread is worked over- \1 ort smell wheels -seer advertising of patent medicines, but le- gitimate trade shunned the newspaper as a tnediiitn of reaching custom. Ey and by mercantile David' came along with their slings in the shape of newspa- per advertising, and they slew the mer- cantile Goliaths in their path. The house of . A. T. Steuart & Co., the strongest, and most permanent on the continent, looked with cuutempt upon the• open squares left at the corners• the supposed adventurers in trade who Fill in the centre of the deeigu with ;stars made with entered &leselle ; finish by -drawing out threads to feria a fringe. Ticking Work. -A modern embroid- ery, tcorkeditt imitation .of the bright and elaborate embroideries of the East. To pruduco a handsr.me effect take a gray and white ticking, and to cover up 1 the gray lines sew on a dark blue velvet strip, then a maroon or ruby.telvet strip !dark green .ribbon or braid. a scarlet braid, a benne* braid, a blue braid; edge each of these upon both sides with a narrow silk braid of an old gold color, not yellow ; work upon the velvet 'strips -in old gold silk with French knots, and I work satin stitch trade as a cross ; work a line of herring -bene stitches in pale blue silk upon the white lines of the ticking between the velvets, which repeat be-' twee:: the •_seen and scarlet braid ; wont eieht-painted stare 'on the scarlet in %lac:+ eilk,.and add the same .eters upon the blue braid' if desirable. - Tulle embroidery is a very simple kind i of embroidery worked with floss silks • , No person•can enjoy health while suf. fering---Estmsiipnti«tl -.4 -thee-liowele-o Harsh purgatives always de harm. Bur- dock Blood Bitters is Saturn's own Cath- artic ; it unlocks tho secretions,regulates, purities and strenitti._ , the system. 2 Take the tame Netter Constable Jurors helot an execution against a fernier, and when he called for a settlement the a_ticultutist t ick hitt out int.. a big pasture and p..inted out ,►' wild steer as the t as -titular piece of pig. petty ' - petty to be Kt int upon. Jones chase,' the steer around for a whi'.e and then sat up1on fine black or white tulle, and is ►tlnnirnble for trimmings. A handsome design can be worked as follows: -Select. au easy outline crewelwork sir embroil-• I cry pattern, trace it upon link paper ntualin. Thread a fine darning -needle with tion silk, and , run this along so as i to trace the pattern . •et with a run line. Darn the: floss silk int., the tulle totill in any Parts of the design that are thick. and work two or three run .lines close I together to make stalks, or any prytni- nent lines. • t-elvet work upon embossed velvet is easy and .'ffeetice. It comes(' in out- lining with wild thread the embussed fiumara and arrabesques and tilling in' r, , rho centre f such s arts with a•ttin stitch worked in colored tileselles. Te work - select a deep and itch gated piece of I embosse.l velvet and couch Adele every 1 cutline of the embossing nee threads of Japanese gold 'thread. then take. twit shades of green tileselle- and vein the leaves of the 'design with crewel stitch ' and n pale st.tele of lileselle .•f the. same color as the velvet, and fill iu the cen- tree of any flowers sir genrnetrical figures I with long satin stitches. I ' Me t:westert Sealing l. p.wa.i- is a.prep.•lratiou of carbolic acid, raseline encl. cerate - called McGregor & Par'ke's Carbolic Cerate. It will euro any sere, employed newspaper advertising; and a decade has tinkle the Davids the Guliaths the money was still in the letter, where and masters of the 'trade. It was once it had remained for upwards of thirty IR liter eailai Rolle. rich. 201 .t Rarity RerentaiteetallN. Jacob A. Emp ey, of Cannamore,atates that he hat taken Bunieek Blood Bitters A two on a Pref entre Nct rr was such a rush made for any Drug Store as a now at J. Wilson's for a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Discov- ory f• r Cei.semption, Coughs and Colds. 4.11 per'mit's affected with Asthma, Bron- chitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs or any affec ion of the Treat or Lungs. can get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at above Drug Store. Regu- lar size $1. (5): Hosea head a large qusalt7 el fling the ird T.Yew,•m. WESTER N. CORN In iuoS;ing over tho late Dr. Frszer's paper,, the executorscalueacmes a letter from William Lyon Mackeigiie, return- File sowing % ead.ast. also n lot of ing to the doctor 0•A which the great Can - adieu liberal had borrowed from him. Canadian Corn. But the strangest thing about it was that cousidered a heavy tax upon the Phila- delphia merchants to advertise their goods briefly in . the Ledger at six cents per line on Wedneecley of that time. Now there is not a merchant in Phila- delphia with a profitable and growing trade wl.o .:...a '►tot pay full twice or thrice the price of his rent for newspap- er advertising, and here has not beau a years past. The letter had been opened by the doctor, who had probably intend- ed to leave the money in it tempo hut it had got mixed with his other pi- pers pen and so remained until the recent resurrection. The bill in the letter was of the ions* of the Midland batik, long since gone out of existence, but the note was redeemed by another bank pursuant GIVE HILI A CALL. t3c.lerich, May 117th, WILSON'S Pst t Slti. ii Bll DI'Ug �DINNER .SETS e UallMore. G.:H.OLD YOU C.A.N.- C1•111•1" 12 lbs. Raisins, for *1 ( ) London Layer Raisins, per box2 00 121br. Currants, for 1 00 25 lbs. I:ict•, for 1 00 25 lbs. Rerley, for 1 00 5lbs. White Belgian Carrot Seed,. 1 00 5 Ilia. Mseeold Seed, all kinds1 00 6 lbs. Swede ,Turnip Seed,.. . 1 00 Bars Very. Cheap ----�11' RTOt'K OF— - Groceries IR Fresh and Good! Carsaz�,�.ect GOOCZs Wail kinds at Bottom Priers. A very lame stuck of Glassware and • GLASS SETS from Soo. ul, to $2.00. Sets from P5.00 up t.. etO0.(*1 sin le failure in business where it was to.some arrangement to that effect. s E legitimately conducted with sufficient ec I Medical inert recommend their pa - capital ' and liberally advertised .to the bents to use Dr. Canon's Stomach Bit- man - 1110.00 up to 030.00. Al other limes or Crockery proportioaatel; Low ii/ world through newapaper column terse It is a mild, Butteries, egos Case. f• a d.sivs for gh ,}pap yet effectual laza- Groceries. Qct. or Casa paid uAedreA. • Indeed any careful estimate of the bus} -tire, freeing the stomach and bowels FPeeh F1we aid Car ase n 'p nese and profits of our leading merchants from all impurities, restores the appe- j ! iJ 11 bl tau T ! 1 tits and aide digestion. In large 8 ounce In Bulk or Packages. and boniness men will rate thein} sltnost bottle_ 30 menti : INSPECTiON 1NvrTED. in exact order with the measure of their newspaper advertising. Many hundreds of ttioussnds are ntialetl in ill directed advertising, for navel -tiling is as mach`s science as is any feature of 'progressive business ; but the man who. understands' nlodern,:.progr s ive trade, -understands when and how to. advertise. and he gete the largest profits from Ins outlay." Thc merchants 'of the country• are ;le- ginnin;tu appreciate the true velue•uf advertising and its necessity to their business. It. is as necessary to the mer- chant as his clerks are. Advertisement. arouse public curirt,ity, which. is only satistiwl by personal inspection of {sods advertlied. Thia.applies. to every branch of [rude. People consult the pavers to find out the proper stores tt,visit as they !do to find out the arrival er departure . f a the, train . ete.:nib.lats of mails. The Queen, when driving out one I afterna•n near Balmoral, re,luestedJohu Brown to give her a cuulfurter to put 1around her neck, as her Majesty felt i cold. Shortlyafterward the Queen 'de - I sired to remove it, \•:hen John exclaimed 1 "Hoots ' just keep in on : ye dinna ken you ain mind for two minutes thegither." Such was the Seutcli reasants 'rule over t•he Queen. t Teas a Specialty. DI I MOND DYES, —THE cut, naw nr U1ut5c mumu au utwer pre• , pnratiens fail. Call at (neo. Ithynas ; Drug Store and get a package. Twenty. , tive cents wall it costs. - - She mite ant the tisiae.,. Kingstown, Iceland, May - -Arca- bishop (:r•iko arrived to -day. frrn Rome, and was given an enthusiastic welcome. Replyiu; t• an addre.,,he said h: !:aril no reason t•, be eissatistied with his visit to Rome. ,l„ hu Dillon publishes a letter advising 1 the Irish people to nuke the Parnell fund such a success. that the Pope will realize fres grievously be hasl•een deceit-. i ed by the English Government and the miserable pauper landlords wh infest down, and. taking out ilio book, betran Rome, to write. "What are yuu doing there : ,trchlise,,p Fre!: Ceara. i• • coked the wrnnt ern aiders tite F ipe's :at tier tut;e.y "Charging milesgn'." replied tit. tion between the clerey >,f Ireland a;ad stable without l.,,kitrg up, the P •:ie anti wi itexit signitican e• ;'Why should aman whose blood is warm • within '. Sit ike his grandaire cut in alabaster I ' Or ,t kis hair grow, rusty, scant and thin. When"CI\-CALDSERENLwrR willmake -Q G. H. OLD, the Grocer. Market Sq.. Gofer..• BEST IN THE WORLD. ! — 100. P>BIt . P.QJ A t3E. . - � ' U ; it grow the faster. For sale by J. Wit-. W 4 ^J1 son. ='nl A ULAN LINE C c, n ' o Dr. Talmage :-Practical religion will make the man work as well by the i job as by the day. It will make a driver eo just as fast when yr u hire him by the boor as he does' . When you biro 1.;m for the. journey. The trouble is now that everything must be inspected. There is ! a h•hs to watch the hien. and a capita-. list to watch the boss. The conductor mwbe must a ll p h t( Work his honesty while the 'messenger gives him a ' capped nickel. Imperfections are cove, ered with putty. Shoddy is everywhere, inchbeck abounds. Diamonds are oR ered for 01.50.. li a ks fall apart when you get to the third chapter. Spavined horses are doctored to look good a few Jaye: Imperfect car wheels detain the train With a hot boa." 1 Seeing is believing. Read the testi menials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bottle _ - and felieve yourself of all these distress - travelling to 'swim. m. pains. four Druggest can tell you all about it. Sold by J Wilson Goderich The greatest difficulty to the beginner 2m is to learn to Keep tit proper position of the body after attaining it. �hu�c ifti-} Ante irentsttt winter renfsh under culty can only be overcame by using the i proper stroke after having placed the body in the cermet pesition. In the use of the arms, theonly direc- t tion that can Se given is t., remember that., w;leiothe anus are thrust forward at thebeguuting of the str.l:e, such pos- ition of the elbows and hands sho;dd be taken as will make the least resistance of the water. To accomplish this, the hands ab 'nld lk placed palm to palm and the elbows matte to come quite close together. starting them from under the chest. In tmtkiui the effective part •- the,streke, ar ..'eject is to get a forward motion only. 1'he arms sad hands should 1•e so ;.laced to to produce the greatest resistance bpetn the water. T,t ac...nt ,fish this, the palms of the hands should be thrown • ute•erd :and the plane of the ireetion ! sae +trete i.f theAttila mule i trallel to tae s :dace •4 the water. rat, tient Inlp•. rtait and the most c.ft• iefrctive h •int in swimming is the ..•le. ,.f usin; the lees. It would be if r a }-e n;it r t, :1•... s t'o:t swim• • s,• ,f a fro.. fort :!y the teniae ►t.et:.•nl •rf usi. a the Ire, should be adol•te:i l.y man as. is di elayed in the fit 'Idl swimming . f 'lo:,t t t•ltihian. In analyzing lite stroke of the frog, w.• notice that ther'e.ir no vertical elution "Do I have it all t.. pay t" i;step'n rite where. - • • rancher. "(N course.. /f tee ars paean "Then take this tame heifer here, 1 in health frau any a use. espt• a.:, at the too sit any of the th, ;nand ti -..i _.ns Can't stand n•tv such game as that." th a pr'•mise e,',.tr.•:ly. with lee: rich. •- --+- nes nee enemata. have n, fear. Itis, There is not on.' article itt ;,ie line of Hop (titters at •arae and in a sl medicines that hive eo large a r --tuns f,.r will will lave .: _..,1•••-- - the money ea a geed porous etr..netlten- tug health.. ing plaster, such as tatters shunt Weed�� e • as and Belladot.ua Backachel'lptstert. Druggists threaten ,at inc Couloir a'eea! 4 highly • f Dr. Carson's i:ittets. It acts :u ratite 1 t, Ille,lies always (line !the general (spu:l ,u ral.resst+ti is that it , -promptly. it is 1 native tonic Anil Lives the bat satisfaction of roty Ine(di• 1 diuretic. Th• to who are not •eatistieci eine they sell, and never hesitate to re- I with other medicines sh•eull is e fail t•, c' ininemi it in all cases (•f lfisotde•ted, try "Foe STAIN yr fir .t'rtt Priest :item:tele Ililiousuese nr Ind i(lestbee, j *1.00 Price 50 cents a Bottilt , the caloric influence of the sods rays, so doe! Bright's Disease, Dropsy, stone in the Kidneys and Bladder, and Innen' nation of the Kidneys, leave the body ! upon the administration of Dr. Van Bu rens Kidney Cure. Sold by J. Wilson, 2in , 1n oasis in the desert is no brighter light to the wandering Arab than a bottle of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure is to the unfortunate sufferer from Kidney • Disease. it is a perfect, positive and perm uicnt cure. Si ltl by J. Wilson (lederich. 2m Sorry Person Is lir a Real peeress. In this life must have a specialty ; that I is, must concentratcthe abilities of body I and mind on Mine one pursuit. Bur - lick -Blo•td Bitters has its specialty as a complete and radical care . f dyspepsia, liver and kidney complaints, and all im- purities of the Weed. 2 'these are solid Tarte. , The best 1 ;twrd purifier and system re- : gulator ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity, trolly in Electric Bit- . en. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness Jaundice, Constipation•, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary omen*, or whoever r•.p,lires an al,petizer, tonic ••r t'ild stimulant. will always find Electric Bitters the best and only certain cure known. They let middy and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfactN•n nr money refunded. Sold at fifty esutia bwttle,hy ,t Wilson. tgi I lK ROYAL MAIL MTE-1MS1aIPS:,:, i sa' LIVERPOOL-LOND0SDERRY-C:1.AS0OW i livery Saturday Froth Quebec Ts 0.2A a d iific° op 16 a.Ei 4 Li co 41 zo;Q •m TESTIMONIALS_ Co!liugtsuod• Ont. - The Crowfoot Bitten 1 took cr-.A me of tiiek ileadwche, aft.•rsiren! y yeah of •uffertng without being able to find relkf. flu:. J. 1IoLuausltLAD, Clara: ' . Ont. -•Thr erne fontlfittres pee teeny cured me of Saltrhen-n. without using any et tt••r medicine. JI11••..1 sErit Lorot►za1 *ryas. else to art theworlY of •reoM'ae, a•1, r"srdreZRMs ret. ISR•RTEST us:t r.aar<ACE.. SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY. Suminc • .lrrani• gement. SE.4`S0N 1883. (' 1'irca'siainian . .. ..... . May! 011 ncs• Peruvian ... June 7tarnlatIan 92 i'rrisian IS tirrdinian. •• 1'01, .esian... . July ; rrmatian, .. • Parisian 23 ' lr'ininn \lig. 1 (Polyn'treaasianesian 11 • Peruvian 18 1(armatlan Sent. 1 Parisian a - Rantininn .:,.a. •• 22 ('fn•assign 22 Polynesian - •' •�. Penn' Ian pati. e' Marmat ian ... 12 Parisianlig Sardinian. •• �. Clrcaaltan ' Poly nealan I'erut ian sarmat Ian Noy. $ 10 t i'a,.eng.•rsregnire toleave Ooderichat neon nn rhursdays, to connect with steamer at timbre. - - - Prepaid tertiflcate Issued at greatly reduced rases to persons wishing to bring their frienr's out from the (rid room rv. For 'tickets and all iniori atlon, apply to 11. AiIMb3Ti(ONO, Ticket Agent poderlch. Godcrich, 31a.' 17th. 1883. EcColl Bros, It Cor, Toronto Manntn.• or.. and Wholesale lbaicts in LARDINE, CYLINDER, BOLT CUTTING, - WOOL OILS, THEY .ILL- NEEP IT! May 17th, 1aa1 llwl em EGYPTIAN' OIL. The G. t Pain Conqueror rapidly dlapcls path. p teaapoonfal in orate will corn a distracting head aeha In flee min - ales. 1f applied to any affected surface of the body. aa tooth ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, Re.. it gives the sufferer comfort and instant relief.!, lea charming remedy. Only 2Sc. and money refunded 11' not as represented. S. T int( OTT „t (o.. Sole Prprietorl. Bra n•f'ri1, Onettle • W. J. C. Naftel, l•ni q('• , rt,., .1 •. ?It tar Calci ich. 52d "LAR DINE. INIII• brand is nnrscelled by any other oil on the Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain tnarkrt. In recn reitlnn of ,ts superior merit; we hate meets ed and Mouse River Country, All the Highest Prizes 11 NORTH DAKOTA, wherry,- we exhibited it sin, a 194. rmnrtg other aware* a large number ,.t Tr 1:u at• 7..11., 17, •r,t Statics Land Office "t I1 , f int i.i:--- ACRES FREE! 'Cold, Silver Bronze Medals, hes'des nsa,ernas Diplomas. it Is warraate,l not lol.u,a (w ••les: wears rgqnal to (•aslor Oil • ed reelg leen than one half • he price is t he eh("pest ell onthe market t9 Tft1' iT GRAND F RI;S, DAKOTA. •il TIn\ tt. '1 IP and FILL particulars mati,l I R/.1: to an} address Al II. F. M -Ni. T.LY, ' For Rale be t;et..•raI Travelling Agent. R. W. McKenzie, ST PAUL, NII!INEAPOI'S A MAN'TNA 0.0: . t t (}aleck!, s r t•rAit • Tweet... Ma r YEAR WITH Ilse eller, of 'be Pa sallowest ■ t Durit.g a cull s is just new drawl generally ceosole rede_tiouthatthey vitt• ty, :tial that 001110 at lot, tit„ detayo I. Purer the general feat with a regulsritl confidence thus rt turn of seed tiler are instalices en the seaman see characteristic feat laws of nreteurolo ly suipe idt•d. . .the kind, and on tinued cold we sakes particular! is that of the yea called " the *int A amutuwrlenti ,i gat;undiat gives I of the weather of .t weary ao.l Merck was c•,ll ; ended in show at inch thick in ?planted over an too late te reply est et er knouts and ire were e green thing was dertr,,yed. Stu ten inches in Ve three in the irate alio in Massed few warm days. son. But little blew steadily f fierce. Mother mittens for thei and woodpiles t during the war house were s Planting and sh er, and the fa their taxes on overcoats and Vermont • t o a farmer had b pasture. (1n tl snow fell in 1' was intense. A fatmer WL( in Tewksbnry nicht to ward off ing he and h watching them. the only crop u e hoed. Consid. n New Orlean• id rise of th were onturtait cooling off, a land picnics we July was a. ace. Iudian c. ei , some fare; ed. August s sable, than th preceded it. I. "tit thickness. that the great. dried for fold thing was deal in Etiev e. ( Barnet, forty lode o n. rip the Middle t themselves fr L•r seed in 1 at from tH to lepte:uber . f the please] but in the lat 1 rtned an in. then its *hart iter was cul wan camtvrtl ing wane mi was matured State... The t destitute of nature was ( eihibtted n • the future 6 The avers year in ho per barrel. in England Bread riots Britain in high prick 1s as t:tat N tRt (LINE remedy f• i costs 10 cet trial bettli e,fuaily etti ternal renin cnptn'n it sample bot bottles 251 No hoe c'•mplete Buren's 1' it 14 the ni permanent of kidney All ave over Dr. 'tempt a et. by the tit lug raleet wild in it posttieel l tli ca• ha loss ••f ' threat an .Tames N 1111 Ot'