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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIAY, JULY 20. 1/13.
IEhe Poet's (tomer.
N•ehely', Weer bow No.
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When a pursue is haunted with a
attaug(t undefined feeling of some im-
pending calamity about which be own say
nothing particular, he had better look
out. is si a signal of distress intimating
that sonsiMbing is wrong. There is ne
use in saying that it is merely imaginary.
Imaginary or cot, so far as the external
world is concerned, it is terribly real to
the person mat nearly concerned, and it
not checked may issue in madams and
suicide. Look at that man skulking
along the street as if he were watched by
a dozen detectives, and knew it. He
thinks that everybody is laughigfr at him,
though everybody has something else to
do. He thinks that his friends have all
turned against him, though the very op-
posite is the fact. He thinks that he is
a terrible fraud and is bound to be found
out some day, though he has often felt
that way before and has never been
found out yet. He wakens up with a
start during the night and is sure that
death from starvation is ut the door,
though there is long likelihood of a eta -a-
tm -table and well-proviled-for old age.
He dues a hum:red other things, "cutt-
ing" his friends on the streets among
other things. Why all this unreasonable
fuss ? We do not know how to describe
Lew aplrlsed re.ple.
.T IVeratTok strew, e?. alt«•H wTAYIO) ,
OLA'.oOW, e.OThant,.
ay, Tt11by, I'm hilts, tamale a safe tech( ere
been
And 1 wades for worlds gene the Mie daft
Had 1 been Tike some lutes w ha tale driest' and
vet ton,
1L'a as likely as no rd ilea serer caulthteugk
Prae the head o' thu bow. to our sin Nasal
door,
neer saw the toua In sic turmoil afore,
A' turned tapsalteerte and twisted gree.
No a man, wtfe, or wean ta't a sober but me.
But gudeness be thankit, I'm bear nate and
noun'
Por faith there'll be news o' this uicht in the
Noun.
'rhe very cab horses are fuddled complete ;
The are whiles on the platnstanes, and
whiles on the street.
l'omini doon the Auld Fennel the pavement
jalap up,
And richt on my poor nose it landed a whop;
Then a drunken lamp -test gar'd my bonnet
play flee.
'Twad be tellin them a' were they sober like
me.
There f met Rab the coalman gown stoittcrin•
Mime,
ilia donkey was drunk. and his doug was the
same
Has auld cuddy-cairt had a farawa soon'
Ae weel it was equate and the ither /kbn
roun';
And yes sin cera cousin, fang Tam M'Kervall,
1 met him there leading his horse by the tail. comes to this, that the blood has gone
And 'twos very weel seen he'd o drap in his
it in medical phraseology, but it just
e'e
Oh. it's awful to see sea few sober like mc.
The mune, which for ages has shoae frac a•
binn,
Noo shines ou the earth frae the depths o' the
Jinn,
And that pimple faced )'ill -seller, dam Muck.
leeoo,
Has made yer tine kirk a big whiskey shop
noo;
'rhe parson's ai fou as a piper Mimics',
And he'e dancing a jig to the ten -o'clock bell,
And the capers he's cutting are weetn• to see
Ah ! Tibb, lass, ee're blessed wi' yin sober like •
too strongly to the head, that the sto-
reaat is out of order, that he had better
turn over a ner leaf. You understand
Not a few who read those lines reply,
"Oh yon, I see!" Very wall, take the
hint in time. What is the use of going
nn after that fashion ? unless, indoed,
you wish to get out of life and be done
with it.
Inc.
Sic a throughither nicht in this Noun 1 ne'er
Saw,
The Rodbies are drunk and the Railies and a,
And there's folks on the root where the loins
used to be.
Thrang throwiri down slates at a' bodies they
see :
There the veru toun pump critd me ower to
partake.
And held out his hail' as 1 left him to shake, '
But 1 gied him the slip. 1 could vera wed see
That he wasna a churn for yin sober like me.
Barry n Gentleman.
Girls, if you want to be happy in mar-
ried life, marry a gentleman.
A true gentleman is generous and un-
eeltish. He regards another's happiness
and welfare as hie own. You will see
the trait running through all'his action».
A man who is a hear at home among his
sisters, is just the man ,to avoid w -hen
you come to the great questiun. wl.ich is
to be answered by yes or no,
A man may be ever so rustic in hie
early surroundings, but if a true gentle-
man he will not bring a blush to your
cheek in any society by his absurd be-
havior.
There is an instinctive politeness inher-
ent in such a character,which everywhere
commands respect, and makes its owner
pass for what he is --ore of eat ore's n• de -
Jealousy.
Who sen say what an amount of: jeal-
ousy is floating around everywhereor
what strange shapes it is continually tak-
ing ? Sometimes it is very carefully con-
cealed, though not su much su as not to
crop nut very unmistakeably. At other
timea it comes out withtut apparently the
pretence of concealment. It is a fact
everywhere ; among 'dear friends' as
amung bitter enemies, and in the church
as in the world. Eveh . newspaper men
are not.free from it, and doctors are cre-
dited with a larger amount of the afflic-
tion than even the other learned profes-
sions, though in all conscience these last
are bad enough. What prophecies there
are of failure when one gets before anoth-
er or manages to secure a position an-
other coveted ! How cony and yet with
what a twinkle of satisfaction are ac-
counts received of a 'dear friend's' non-
success ! How the unpleasant story is
repeated How the head is shaken so
wisely and so significantly ! Business
jealousies are often as bad as love ones,
and the ambitions of public life make
sad havocof private friendships. From
the little one scarcely able to walk to the
grey-haired grandmother tottering into
the grave. this demon rules.
outrage on • colored ('Ierg)man.
men. _
Do not despair. girls ; there are such IThe Texas Siftiogt says that the Rev.
men still in the world. You need not Melancthen Filth, a colored divine, re -
all die old maids. But wait until the ceired a call front a colored congregation
princes pass by. No harm in delay. ' provided he gave satisfaction. The oth-
1•ou will not be apt to find him in the , er Sunday ho preached his trial sermon.
ball -room, and I know he will never be -After it was over he walked home with
seen walking into a liquor saloon. Nor
is he the champion billiard player.
He has not had time to become a
'champion,' for he has had tee much
honest, earnest work to do in the world.
1 have always observed that these 'cham-
pions were seldom goad for much else.
Be very wary in abusing, girls, iv):en
tie teach is at stake. Do not mistake a
passim; fancy for undying lore. Marry•
in;; in haste rarely ends well.•
l)1.eased Went.
A Colliugiiood despatch says : About
Awe.weck. a p a va'uable steer belong-
ing to Mr. dances Irwin. a farmer Tieing
near Ravenna, became bloated to an en-
ormous sire, and appeared to suffer such
agony that it was killed. On cutting it
it open it was found that the caul, or
"Apron fat," and the kidney suet were
putritied and the carcase gave nut a most
siceening smell. It was at first decided
to blew it down to tallow, but afteraeve-
ral days a Cullingw sal butcher visited
the farm and offered to buy the hind-
quarters for $5. Mr. Irwin n hired man
accepted the otter, and although Mr.
Irwin himself said he would not under-
take to sell the meat for food for 81,000,w
the butcher brought it to Collingotel,
and it is alleged sold it to his customers.
No action has been taken by the authori-
ties, and the F.nfrrpri;,., which unearth-
ed the matter is very aeterr in its criti-
cisms on the pellet anti the 3fayor, trL„tu
Uncle Mose, who is celebrated for being
the most candid nigger in Austin.
"Dat ar cengregattun,” said the Rev.
Fish, patronizingly, "ant composed ob
ale tinest-i oking body of menT eber
saw.
"If dat am your candid pinion you
should nehber have called 'ant belubbed
bredern."
"Why not, Uncle Mose ('
"Rekase you don't look like you bo -
longed to de family. 1 ou ain't fine
enough loukiu' to be more clan a forty-
second cousin, much less a brudder."
There now exists a polar wave, ora ,
glacial. period between Uncle Mose and
---shift nem pastor, and there i4.smite_ _balk
of a hostile meeting.
The Wright slide.
Isitik "n the bright side—it is the right
side, The tiunes may go hard, but it
will stake theta no easier by wearing a
:leanly- countenance. it is the sunshine
and not the cloud that makes the flower
There is always that before oraround us
which aliowld cheer and till the heart
with warmth. The sky is blue ten times
where it is black once. You have troub-
les, it may be. So have others, none or
free from them. Perhaps it is well that
none should bo. They give sinew and
They Weer.•$ Asada leases.
Atlee the score 1 us who rushed into
a ratliotd sitting house in Mississippi at
the call of twenty „minutes for dinner,"
was a chap who had his mind wade up
to say something unpleasant when he
alma to pay fur ,veal. Hewes growling
wheel he went in and he jawed all the
while he was eating,and when he slouch-
ed up to the desk to pay hie seventy -fire
scuts he broke uut with.
"Thew sandwiches are enough to kill
• dog !"
"What sandwiches 1"
"Why, them un the table,
"But we have no sandwiches on th'e
table, air," protested the landlord.
"You haveu't ? Well, L el...uld like ts.
know what you call them roasted brick-
bat, on that blue platter f'
"You didn't try to eat (Ale of those ! '
"Yea, I did !"
''Then, my friend, you hod better leo
for a doctor at once ! Them are table or.
naments, made of terra-cotta, and were
placed there to help fill up space ! Land
o'cats ! but you must have lived in a
cane -brake all your life 1"
The traveller rushed into the car and
began to 'suck ata brandy -flask, and he
didn't get over looking pale fer three
hour
And they were sandwiches after all—
raid good ham sandwiches nide that day
The landlord had adopted that particular
style, instead of using a club.
A Pleasant Experiment With ar't.
Oehbcrns.
J. Herten, of Colborne, has p.ureh
a suckiusr colt fruits Thus. McLaugh tri,
of�Brussels, for the sew of X ,, 200, al.A
cut from Solomon Staeuing for 11165.
?a—Aker/2111th.
Feet& Suit. Jatues Aikunhead has
sold his (arta of 100 sores, being lot 44,
L. It. S., Tuckersmith, to Jotu Hunter,
fur the aunt of $8,000. Mr. Hunter gets
a good bargain, as he gets the farm just
as it stands, with all that is on it. Mr.
Atkenhcad has bought a house itt Ciele-
rich, to which he will reluove and enjoy
that well-eaniee rest which his lung labor
iu
Huron entitle him to. He has been a
resident ,Lf this township for a great
many years.
Golterioh Township.
Hoimeavtlle, July Nth, lst43.
Council met to -day pursuant to ad-
j..urut. Members alt present. Minutes
of hest meeting read and passed. By-
law No. 4, present year, prohibiting ell
kinds of cattle, horses, sheep, pigs and
geese from running at large, was rend
three times encs pasteal. Moved by J.
Cox. seconded by J. Beacom, that by•
law No. 4, of present year as 'now read,
be passed—Carried. Moved by J. Cox,
seconded by J. H. Elliott. that the
reeve and treasurer are authorised by
this council to borrow of the Munson
bank, Clinton, the sum of $500 for town-
ship purposes—Carried. Moved by I.
Beacom, seconded by J. H. Elliott, that
the following accounts be paid, viz :,Jos.
Miller, indigent, one quarter's allowance
$18.75; 1Wru. Culling, indigent, one
,luarters allowance, $18.75 ; •1. Miller,
indigent, 20 days' board, $4 ; he having
been removed from Holmesville to Mrs.
Do you want to gruw salt, and, at the Collins', Gth con., same as before. Tape
name time, have an interesting, handsome line fur J. Beacom, 50 cents ; R. Bray,
indigent, one quarter's allowance 8110.
Letter from county clerk read, stating
that the sum of $3,68a35 is required
from Goderich township this year for
county purposes. Council adjourned to
journed to meet again the second Men -
day in August—.leg PermN, clerk.
or,tatnent 1 The proceeding is a novel
chemical experiment that may be tried by
any one. Put in a goblet one table
spoonful of salt and one spoonful of blu-
ing ; till the goblet two-thirds full cf
water and set it in a jposition where it
will have plenty of alurm'th and sunlight.
Int e little while sparkling crystals sill
commence ferning on the outside of the
Geed for alar and Beast.
\Ir. Wm. G. 1Watereon, Mattawa,(hit.
wri'es : 1)r. Dow as Sturgeon Oil Lini
glass, and it is both a novel and interest • meet cured my hors which was injured
while Ila trying
ing sight to -watch it gradually growing I stumpplit cut
tid tHo iia hind beg, es steponlyover wasa
day by day until the!outside of the goblet laid up part of a day, and it left no
is entirely covered over with beautiful blemish." Mr. Waterson says he would
not be without it for ten times its price.
This is only one of many cases which
might be recited.
white crystals. Another variation of this
beautiful experiment would be to take a
goblet with the Lase broken off and fasten
it in the center of a thin piece of board,
whieh may he round, square on oblong.
After t:.e crystals have formed en the
glass, set it on a tiny wall -bracket and
place a bright holiday or birthday card
in front of it ; this will hide the base.'on
which no crystals will -form. After this
is dune till the goblets with flowers or
dried. grasses, and you will have a rase
which will cost comparatively little*, and
in reality adds to the bric-a-brac of the
room.
The sleep of WlWuaalres.
Amaaa Stone, the Cleeland millionaire
who committed suicide, did so because
he could not sleep. How many million -
airs are there who would give one of
there millions if they could sleep as well
nights as Pat who takes care of their
horses, or the poor man who works in
their gardens. Every million dollars a
man accumulates after ice has a compet-
ency is a weight of lead upon his brain.
He dues not enjoy the money, and no-
body else can. What dues it profit a man
to gain a bushel of money, and lay awake
nights and see spooks, and cell and tum-
ble on a soft bed until eve;] terve is on
a strike. A millionaire who can take a
fish pole and go off to a pend and catch
bull Beads, and forget,that ito is worth a
hundred dollars, has got an easy time;
but few of thea{ can do it. The spec-
tacle of a man who has got six trillion
dollars, blowing his brains out, ought to
make thousands who are rich and who
are rustlipg for more,stop and think -,and
then ,suit business and fiehina.—
Peck's Sun.
The idea of two Virginia editors Light-
ing a duel is absurd. What on earth du
editors want to tight (fuels for when they
have newspapers through which they can
abuse each other to their hearts' content(
One of them w .
ata shot in the leg and had
Ito he carried off the field looking like
one of his own editorials—a leaded arti-
cle.
No - household should be considered
complete without a bottle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all forms
of kidney diseases, Sold by J. 'Wilson
2ut
A Rew.s n—Of one dozeu "Teem:e-
aT" to• any one sending the beat four line
rhyme on "TEABERaY," the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and Batts, Ask
your druggest or address.
Dr Canon's Stomach Bitters remove
Coustipation, relieve Dizziness, dispel
Sick Headache, abolish Biliousness, and
regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bow-
els.
Now that there is a reliable retredy for
kidney troubles, half the terrors attached
to these complaints have been removed
For this let ill be thankful, and to Dr.
Van Buren's Kidney Cure award all
praise for has'ing thus removed a hitherto
ea
cansidered fatal disease from our path
It was never known to fail. Sold by J
Wilson, 2tn
1t'ith Dure blood. contagious fevers and
other diseases have no held on the ets-
tem. Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters ren-
der the blood nure and cool. For sale
by all Druggists. Large bottles fifty
cents.
Lam- l.) At T1 FlEt::. - Ladies, you can -
net {make fair skin, rosy cheeks, and
sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics e
France, or Beautifiers of the world, while
im poor Health, and nothing will give
you such rich blood,good health,strength
and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is
certain -proof..
rowed Mee.
Any reader troubled with Dyspepsia,
Cato ruses, Headache, Liver Complete('
etc., 'liquid call at (lee Khyuas' drug
store, and areure a free trial bottle o1
McGregor'* Speedy Cure et ince, which
will convince you of the Inertia .1 the
medicine. it cures purwatn.ntly where
all other medicine* bate failed. As a
bleed purifier it has Ho eyuah B.uteui-
ber, it coats nothing to try it. lingular
size, tiny cents and one dollar.
Why Wall,
1f suffering from pain, but go at once to
J. Wilsons drug store, and buy asam,rle
bottle of Pohoel'. Nerviline, the great
pule cure. Never fails to give immedi-
ate relief. Nees dine is composed of the
most powerful pain-sulduiug all Waimea
known. Nerviline is endorsed by ttedi-
ee1 Well rstrywltere. Don't wait a sin-
gle hour without trying Net•viline. The
best medicine in the world to keep in the
house in nn emergency. • 10 and 25 cents
a bottle at Wilson's.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVER fool. -LONDON DERRY -(; LASGOW
Every Saturday From Quebec.
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SffHamer .4rt•ang en en.t.
SEASON : 3.
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Polynesian. .
Peruvian June Y
Sarmatian.. ptt
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Parisian • •
Sardinian. ,a
t'ircaw}an �e
Polynesian July 7
Peruvian ••
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t'ircassiur, .. ...... , • 11
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1'a sengern retwire tosieve Goderich at noon
od Thursdays, t• connect with steamer at
Quebec,
Prepaid certificate issued at greatly reduced
rates to persons wishing to bring their friends
out from the 1 ;,1 Country.
Fur '1 iekct.-;,red all information, apply to
0. ARMSTRONG,
Ticket Agent
•
Goderiet, Mac 17th.IL $ t exlrrich.
Try Carter's Little Nave Pills for any
case of nerveusneas, sleepleasueas, weal
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, &se,
relief is sure. The only nerve medicine
for the price in market.. Ila vials at 25
cents.
McColl Bros, & Co„ Toronto.
3lauutuet,tresasn1 11 buteaule Dra:eta in
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BAT 4'UTT `L, "
ile cash Siore
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OLD
VOLT 0J\111' O31T
12 lbs. Raisins, ter St 00
London Layer Itaieitu, pet box.. , . 2 60
12 lbs. Carrauts, fee 1 00
25 lbs. Rice, ter 100
20 lbs. Ilarley, For 100
lbs. White Belgian l'arrt,t Seed,1 00
5 lbs. Mangold Seed, all kinds... 100
G lha. Stele Turnip Seed.. 100
Sugars Very Oheap
Groceries Is Fresh and Good!
Cc�►2Z1�.E:CL
Goods
Of all kinds at Itottoni Prices. A very tarry
.tock of Glasswarr and
GLASS SETS.
i 1 111 50c. up to E2.00.
Chizza Sets !
7roiu S:,.0) 01) to 120.00.
DINNER SETS
teen S10.00 up to S3O.00.
.tll otta•r tit.ee of ('rockery at proportionately
Low Price*.
:dHutter.and Eggs taken in exchange tot
Or,011•ri-a. fi'.. or rash paid If desired.
Teas a Specialty
1\8PEC'TION IN''ITSD.
G. H. OLD, the Grocer,
Market ttq,. Gelder.
I.t
WOOL 0!LS, TPSTIMOI\TIALS_
('oiling%ood, Uet.-The Crowfoot Bitters I
--ett'lY ed.sinetTeli - took cured me of Sick Headache. atter twenty
)ears of suffering without being able to find
ce L A E. ID I N _ „ relief. -line. J. HeLLISGSHIAD,
('Iark„Lurg, lint. The Cron footBittenptr
brund•is ul:racc11,,: I.N ,.r other oil on the teeth cured me of Saltrheum, without twist
market, In r•r inti it.111 ,.• a - ."t eriter nit ' t, .lay ether nevlt }' ire.. if Ka. JOettl'H Lot'c.n LAD.
e.r!r:vrr•-,..,
Ir) on wi.h to ar1 the wash of year 'stoney
adv year drag&hN far 1t.
Aii the help i7,?si Prizes !
wherever w.. ,•eLi;ri eine 1874. among THEY SILL KEEP 11' f
Lobel' iaeares:-;:.a:nnntuherof Ma)-Bah.les te'tl em
Gold, i
lvE & rro'�c !!edals,
sbrildsm;.
rooted
I its; to gum , ,etc ; tr• :, :i 1,, ( 1 -1,•1 Oil
- ct t•er ape.'
t• •:r'
R. u7.=✓rciier-zie,
One of our best citiz, n', would say to
tete public that lie has tried Hall's Ca- 1"
tarrh Cure, and it is all that is claimed I
for it. Price a.i cents per brittle. Sold l
by Geo. ithynas, a de agent for (lode- ,[ A L i ! 8
rich. 3m : f�7
Ltrlled Th.asaada
All over the land are going into ecstasy
over Dr. lien's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unhooked fur recovery
by the timely use of title great life Sav-
ing remedy, cameos then{ to go ie'•ly
wild in its praise. It is guaranteed to
positively cure severe coughs. colds, a,
thma, lady fever, bronchitis, hoarseness,
loss ..1 voice, or any affection of the
threat and lungs. Trial )w,ttles free at
James Wils.•ns drug store. .Large .1,.
81.011 2:
Talking about a tug of war, the Water •
-/ 'ats+'a Fluid Llahtrlea
lou Chronicle takes the cake. It reports
a struggle which lasted twenty minutes,
between light and heavy weights, result-
ing in favor of the former. At the clone
of the pull the heavy weighs found that
the other end of the rope had been tied
to an immense pest hid in the eratu-
Atter the heavy weights had pulled at
this until they were tired, the light
weights easily won the t icteey.
tone to life—fortitude and courage to An stasis
man. That would be a dull sea, and the light to the
sailor would never get skill, where there of ib' Wlad
was nothing to disturb the surface .l1 the
Needs no advertuura when once intr. -
duvet. Every be,ttle Gold sells hundre 1'
of others by doing nll and mb ore than rr -
presented fer 'Neuralgia. Toetheche.
Headache, eta It removes any pain M-
ilitantly, Buick as flash. Try It and yeti ,
will say it ti well names Fluid Lightning. ,
1 flet a 2:i cent bottle at O. Rhynes' Drug'
Stens.
4 I.Ifr saving Present.
Mr. M. E. Allis,.n, Hutchinson, Kan
in the desert is ne brighter eared his life by a Matilde Trial Bottle
wsnderin. Arab than a bottle Dr. Kines New Disce•-ery, ter Con
fturen's Kidney Cure it to 1 sumptioun, which caused him to procure
nate sufferer Prem Kidney a large b,,ttle, that completely cured him,
is a perfect. p,isitive and when Deiters, change of climate hie
cele. geld by J. Wilson everythi,' else had failed lath
!nSevere Bronchttie, Hoarseness, c ero C
A allroc and i diseases, ung it is
rnaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles at .1.
tarsals. 4stweet'r. Nlils.n's dens story Large Eitel!. (I)'
Dissaie. it
ocean. It is the duty of every one to ent
it calls the Caar of Cellingwoed. extract all the happiness and enjoyment enrh
sem
"Fore -tete or HEALTH." - it purities
he can without and within hint, and
the blood, eradicating all humors, (rem a}, tr all he should look on the height t al
side of things What th,egh things do
malignant look a little dark ! The land will tern,
and the night will end in broad day.
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
was the first preparation perfectly adapted to cure
diseases of the scalp, and the first successful re-
storer of faded or gray hair to its natural color,
growth, and youthful beauty. It has bad many
imitators, bat none have so fully met all the re-
quirements needful for the proper treatment of
the hair
ands scalp.
t(AL
p ' L a HAIR RENEWER hu
steadily Crown in favor, and spread Its fame and
usefulness to every quartet of the globe. It* un-
paralleled snecess can be attributed to but one
cause: (he ,fire fuF {tate t et its p en...a,
The proprietors have often been surprised at the
receipt of orders from remote countries, when
they had never inside an effort for its introduction.
The use for abort time of HALL'. /We
R F.a
raze wonderfully Improves the perusal
appearance. It cleanses the *ea* frost ail Nth•
purities, cures all humors, fever, sed dryaash
and thus prevents trMnest. it stlmnlatas 1hP
weakened elands, and'enables them to plash kr-
ward a new and rigorous growth. The Who%ofof
this article are not transient, like those of ale..
bolic preparanons,but remain a long flees, *bleb
makes its use a matter of eeow.my.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
1 FOR THE
WHISKERS
W111 change the beard to a natural brown, n•
! black. as desired. it prndn.es • l.• -„„rte,..
that will not wash away, t'.,n.istn a ,1
preparation, It is applied without trouble.
ma, . snug,,
laugh '
and Throat PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N.H.
Sold by all Dealers in Medkfnee,
Physician's are often *tartlets le re-
markable disenreriet. The fact that be. IT Rf1O1'LD BI MORE ORNRRAL-
eine,like hest ,isa
potential enemy w'h►rft
the common blotch or {pimple to tee most
nt form of acrofuhous aloe?,
When the organs of secretion heamle I
inactive by reason t•f a cold er other I
cause, the inflammatory material should
be removed and healthy action restored.
4yer'a Pills aecowlplish this quickly,
Rarely and surely. Mitch Serious Moh-
nen and suffering might 1* prevented by
;Temptlq enrreeting such dera'tgements
•hteh ton florid/4i into settled diastase
King's New Discovery for Consumption Ll- undetsteed Invalids r
ma
and all Throat acrd Lang dtaeaase is daily mottos M form of
tarring patieuta that they have eiN en up Into the system. ac;oet (tee When tIsM(tt.1
p y ting tel its chetnbvtl SM.
Kim ty miraculous is all 1 can as of to die, is startling thein to realize' their nhlea. 11 ltosaeettn nn cure-all nor sl,roltlr
t .at mrd!•
�p1wrvn,p�e,rrtt
Msa act of Dr. Van Buren's Kidlaey senile of duly, and examine into the to sheet activity of the •list otr,ant tekbA
(lune in m case. An elders lad merits .d this wondetiul discovery, seer -re the lineation and assimilation of Med
Ike a
t psa-ea toe Sart in rel e
FHORPHATii* speciAND CA ttalaSA Aet WHeeseteta to
ata hetet, both mMtrlae sad feed. tnntalntng
agents that create 'terve fore., and nese alc
stoner foo two.,
eS but ands nature by Increasing the
y y sco very re-
writes this from Antigonish, N. S., who silting ie hundreds of our beat Phpsi-
had suffered from tains in the back for cians acing it in their practice. Trial
twenty pasta Sold by J Wilson (lode- bottles free at .1. Wilson s Drug Stare,
rich. 4tsn Rete1sr sire $l 0' '11
FOR ALL TSB FOIUC$
nr
aerofalnn., flera,rtat, end
Rlnesd DIaordurs,
the P e$ remetr N.0911100 the m' -.s
ae are hent and( thorough Mood.
*,,neer, is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
bid by alp i raigyts it, et/ bottles. fg.
EGYPTIAN OIL.
The Great Pain Conqueror
ruy;dly diatela peau. 1 teaspoonful to ware
will care a distracting head ache in nye ma-
ntes. if applied to any affected surface of the
body, as tooth ache. neuralgia, Thema' tor.
6.•c., 1t Kit t•a the sufferer comfort an instant
i rtlitfit is a charming remedy. On1y8,5e'.'and
i money refunded if not as retiree( nicd.
Mb TAPRCOTT 4 Cot, Role Proprietor,. -
)Brant font. Onta
W.J. C. Naf'tel,
Druggist, etc., Agent for GodetillI„r•.
20 ACIIES
FREE.!
I\ THF. -
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Mcuse River Country,
NORTH DAKOTA,
T.•ibutar) to ti e 1 Hired 8tatt* Land Omce
GRAND FRKS, DAKOTA.
ai5Tp\AL NIP land FILL particular
m,titrd Fiera to any address b3
P. F. M('NALLY,
General Travelling Agent
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS i MANITOBA A 1
•z' IF, Frost a/. Tor.ato..a,
I�_1__��rtTT p TT
lies ,.n hard a large quantity of
WESTERN CORN
Y. -r h w;ng hroadcast, also a lot of
Canadian Corn.
GIVE HIM A CALi.
Relerieh
May 17111 Ing
Fashion's
All shades of gray
Decries all of (me
1avoe than ouobinati
Sleeves el dresses t
wraps are made high
Hats in the shape
akell are wont by •
girl..
An inside waist t
should always be wor
say.
Skirts trimmed wit
half moon shape*, we
able.
Medium-itzed hat
more worn than very
ones.
The latest inapt,
dresses have larger
draperies.
A new Llama lace t
is coating into use 1,
net/.
Mous,iuetatre glov
ad by a series of id
side of the wrist.
Cheekted 'sunt a ,r
new oelers, two of wt
pear in each pattern.
Jet sequins form t
of black tulle tabhe
black evening toilets
Terra ootts, dark
are freyu-tit • bi
eti in millinery this s
Satin curds, braid
designs, are used
other tritumtngs art
• A pretty foesign
girls is W dress then
mush or Turkey tali
their white d
wear large wide -brit
red seeks, not stock
One of the newest
is a plaiting of lace
of a nar, row band
to bust, with a su
"baby” satin ribbo
down the ether. fo
The preferred trio
straw, English wan
tire binds—pigeons
oluets. These b
left side of the
scarf of crepe de ch
surrounds the crow
The latest novel
the city, fur drivi
are high -crowned
of rough white stra
brims pointed iron
ed clow altainat th
One of the prett
ing costume is the
tacked to the d
the waist by a cha
or be fastened to t
appear to rest age
ed with closely
with trailing plant
mingle with the
.Lace bonnets in
- in modified puke
attractive fancies.
nery. Lae, plait
brims, which are
od silk or satin of
shades. Flower
the .ilk foundatio
tqe crown or in
ed unusually wit
The daintiest a
spring triage are
niuffs, notching
med with velvet
tient e( all, with
concealed pocket
hiding, -place f•Ir
purse, or vinaig
u to attach the
gold or silver ch
ed by a clasp t
SAVED
Reiwarkablc
Capt. Carey,
Prince Imperial
caused su notch
remarkable lett
Sot
MY DEAR S
kindly insert a
behalf in the zee
nal. Since th
rent I took ft
heavenly Fathe
reminding Hin
mise to help,
for me'. He h
and family in
finally wiped
There were ce
that it seemed,
statement of t
explain ; but t
His promises
Lewd time bn
where 1 would
be wrong to k
hovers such
(leo'. gadne
the hearts of
publicity, f f
testimony to
liove me, my
fully,
A
fo these ti
are flooded wi
tt.entrnt/, i1 i
to procure t
-If you are bt
liver inactit
there is nothi
more you so
The are a 1
ar
ct be had 1.
•tf James Wit
Thousands
ties °crane*
Kt1t 11r
has purred
debility,
e'e., and ail
Rhttee ar ov
in conaumpt
tare grebe
will be•
hem. erels
Citron T
the ('mtrd
and teatime
Rhynas. (4