The Huron Signal, 1883-08-24, Page 2THE HURON ,3IGNALe FRIDAY v AUG. 21, 1883.
lOXING RZTRAORDINARY.
all Myers Overseas. Maassta s to elle
Monti A Ort
The box''aL glove is a large fat milted,
with an abnormal thumb and a string at
-the wrist with which you tie it ed, so
that when you teed it to your adversary
he cannot swallow it and choke himself.
I had never seen any bluing gloves bi-
ters, but my brother weal they were soft
ani would itot L.a4. anybody. itlo we
took off some of ode, ro.' :teat and put
theca on. Then we shook hands That
was to show that w.� were fr:cu.::y, and
would not rlay each eth„r. My t
is younger than 1 stn, and so I warned
him not to get excited and come fur me
with r'lything that looked like wild and
ungovernable fu►y, because I might, in
the .ices.: of debate, p''o his jaw up on
his forehead, and fill his ear full of sore
thumb. He said that was all right, and
he would try to] be cool and collected.
Jaen we put our right toes chose togeth-
er, and I told him to be on his guard.
At that moment 1 dealt him a to rific
blow, aimed at his nose, but through
some clerical etair of m• o it went over
his shoulder and spent itself in the wall
of his room, shattering a small holly -
wood bracLet, fon which I paid him
$378 site. ward. I did not wish to buy
the bracLet, because I had two at hums,
but he was rrbitrary about it, rod I
bought it. We then took another althetic
posture. and 'n two minutes the rir was
full of poulticed thumb and buck -Lin
mitten. I soon detected a chance to put
one in where. my brother could smell of
it,- but I never knew just where it stick,
for at that moment I ran aQa'nat some-
thing with the pet of my stomach that
made me throw up the sponge along with
some some uther things.
lee filet change was to throw a coverlid
My brother thin ,propose 1 that we,
take off the stoat•, but i ►h. u_ht I had over .he sleeper; then another was used,
not sufficiently puniihel 1 :1' t' t anti tlw persons undress,;., their liren
another round would cotrpleto ,hr c• , . being substituted for Kiat ets. Beatrice
guest, which w a .hen *levet t ihr'1 Ilry
says Elie would "as lief sleep ' t'a wool-
grup. I t.a.k a h' tin h powder and len'. which s..oas tint au:h a tliieg was
squared myself ; hut t warp ee off a
lefthander I furs;ut ail about try adver
slo 's right, and ot my nose i-tt ' the
middle of his bo-'ne gli,vc. Fearing
that I had injured h' n, I re,. . i ?-
idly en my elbows' and •'moulder blades
to the corder Of the •room, thus t;ivieg
him • nple t• ne to recover. By this
means my younger brother's features
were saved and are to -.ley as symmetri-
cal my,ot, a. I can still cought up pieces
of box''- gloves, and when I close my
eyes I ran see ' •'nm lifts reel blue
phosphorescent - :cross the hori-
zon ; but I ant i'•^ -i-et 'et c•nv'nc d
that there is ne physical e era e w L; 'a
yields the t Imo amount of health and
elastic vieor to the punchor than the
manly set does. To the punti,e, a1s.•,
it affords a large wad of glad ru. , rine
and nose Veal, which cannot be hi,::-
' ful to t'.'.e wl.o 1 tnker for 'lit. pbeasieg
netvuus shock, the to.; • '. jar and the
pyroteeh:.ic c ..cuss:un- 1 'de " eliy I
shall c, .. tt, i1.... ,. -
pr.,ctie,'1 . ,n a .,..,:, o••' 'e'11P•
two rot 1 ut • wu s.:.•11 feel a illi:, more
confideni.e in u.r,•,'f.
THEI 000D OLD MINS.
Wheat : ..e • el xehles acme unrest •
and Veil • • tar-'.
't as more you lied out about the much
vaaatfd "good 'std times" the tetter
pleased yes are not to have lived in them
The people did not only live like dogs
but they fel like hosts. A pauper in a
workhouse would kick now at the nu ..
which a noble used to devour then. The
roast beef of old England was unheard
of , best was °alyssten ealtedand boiled,
and bread was sorest lusury.not intim-
ates me even by the nobles. The re-
cords of the Percy family, tet the time of
Hct e., show the extreme toerse-
new of the mode of IP.' .g,at.d an extract
or two from the household book of that
femme family will give a good idea of
the manner t which the most famous
noble of the t. ne livel. 'ea) pe:.uanent
household numbered 166 persons, and
the average of guests was 50, and the
whole of the warhitty for these 216 per-
sons was for one year 40.., a sum proba-
bly equal to $20 • the present day,most
of which was fur the chapel linen.
From midsummer to Michaelmas was
the only time they induleed in fresh
meat, and the instructions ay, "My lord
hes on his table, fur breakfast, at seven
in the moining,s qua.. of beer and wine,
two pieces of alt fish, s'e red hr,:inns,
four white ones ; and on :resh days, half
a chine of beef or mutton boiled.'" At
dinner, men reeking as knights had a
table -cloth, which was washed once a
month ; and as they had n3 napLins,and
Ileo fingers were extensively used in fee l-
ing, this po:.ion at least of their linen
must have been in a sad condition.
Until the 13th century straw was the bed
of lz; fes ; and before that date the 1 ing
and his fatnilyslept in the tame ch amber.
Later 'e Letters. . I 0:ilden.
Bao a uses Rise -One Jey last week
Mia N tisun, who resides • it ! • st. set
metmwith an tato mate accident. Sb•
was engaged ''t putt ig up winJuw
bli.tds, and to ret^ t tl • top bad placed
a boa on a she- sal was stand: -.3 there-
on, when she fell, betaking two of her
til
Susie amusirr i ss'-ncee of ''laconic
letters" are then by Mr. Felon 'n his
"Gossip about Letters and Letter -
Writ -e..." Says Lord E. rkeley to the Dots
of Dorset : " 1y dear Dorset, -1 have
just beau married, nod am the happiest
dog alive. -Berkeley." And gets for
anewtr : "My dear 1;svLeley,--et't. ;
dog has his da • !-Jo,set." A y:,ang
fellow et college to his unsi•, on whom
he entirely depended : "My dear Un-
cle" -Ready for the needful,, -Your af-
teotionate Nephew." The Male replied:
"My des- Nephew,-. as needful is not
ready. -Your affectionate Uncle." !t Is
pleuonnt that affection should survive
pecunia►y embarrassments, as it dad in
the case of Samuel Footi s mother and
1 •mself : "My dear Sam, -I .,m in ris-
en
rixen for debt ; come and assist y.,ur lot':ng
mother. -E. Foote." "Dose Iluther,-
Soam I ; which prevents I. duty be'eg
raid to his !vying mother by her effeoe
tiouate son, Sam Foote." .' , En,. '•h
noblemen was deeply '•r love with a
"lady fair." He met her one evening
esti a crc wded ball, and u he could not
get an opportunity of tat':' ,g to :tor, he
oontrived to slip into her hand a piece of
paper with the two words, "Will you r
a ritten upon it. -The reply equally
as brier -•" Won't I !" One world t'
that et cspor:tenoe could scarcely be
made more laconic thrn th'e ; but the
'-npoaibility has been achieved. Broth-
er Smith, of Leeds, art ions to lea t any
news his friend and fellow -Quaker,
Brother Brow', of Sheflleld, might
t ve to con nugioate, sent le' n a qua •
sheet with a poietof i-ltorrog_tien in the
middle. Brother Bret .t repucl by
sond'eg a sim•'•tr sheet on wh'eh
wl.atever appeared.
The 0u:.i.'o Sot t:•. �.
The zooid posit.: :y : drsnced con-
tention of Con••:rvaiive pare" .e t1
boundary question hes ileo:► t•, -•t Cie a-- '
bitratora intended the line chosen to be
merrlr `et nventional," and not to final-
ly and definitely ti : alio L mei* y. A
denial of this which ehouit! sum••'•• ! n
authoritative .:.tough to satisfy anomie
has just been made. Sir Francis Nincks
said the •,1her •lay to a r, ,resei"auv3.1
the Montreal Herold :
"The newspapers are constantly say•
ing that I :,ave admitted that the bou W-
ary line of Ontario fixed by the arbitrat-
ors in 1d78, wee of .r. -.y a eonvenaional
liMe,and not one based on legal evidence.
This is,however, an error; anything that
has been said in tont .._arse had reference
solely to the no..hern boundary of Ont-
ario, and not to the western bountla--',
whish is the one over which the present
disputes have arisen. 'Lite two bound:+--
ies, as fixed by the arbitrators, are based
on entirely different grounds. No trib-
unal could find a le>.sl bontnda.e on the
north for Ontario, because that bound-
ary, as defined by the Imperial .Oct of
1774, is declared to be the southern
bound-.; ..f the territory granted to the
merchant adventurers trading to Hud -
a en's Bay. The Hudson's Bay Company
r'e,eived their charter from Charles II in
1670 and they were granted all the terri-
tories in that !mi. of North America not
in the possession of any other Christian
prince. It sontes the" to a question as
to what were the b'ett elarita of the old
!ranch Province of Quebec. Two treat-
ies, those of Ryswiak and Utrecht. were
subsequently made between the French
and English crown', which were believed
to have effected the boundaries between
the posseesiotu of France and England.
but there is no evidence of any new gr r. t
having been made tn. the Hudson'. flay
Compsny. !!y the •reaty of Utrecht it
was proved that the boundaries should
he settled by comm'.. the.
never were settled, and in '1763 (treat
lisitain acquired the French title."
On being asked if the award was unan-
imous, Sir Francis replied :
"Yes, the three arhftrstot's,Ct of Jul..
ties Harrison, Sir Edward Thornton and I
MUM ameelf, all me to the seise enncluat..n ,
without any previous cotsulestion with 1
sash other. There never was a doubt in 1
our minds as to the true western begged -
wry of Ontario."
There is no preparation before the pro-
tn-day that ammonite their and-
�g�egammonite mon(., or meets with a better sale
don does Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Apawbrry-ten i falfiMe remedy for all
hem a ssatsse int 2
dune even in Shakespeare's time. lee
ueu of nothing but coarse dirty woollen
nest the skin, seldom changed, and the
heavy, esciting nature of h'41 -'y -alted
food, on which all lived, of course tend-
ed to produce those diseases for which
hospitals were founded all over England;
hospitals for leprosy pa:ticular abound -
•'t " 1 Sever L,.oLed at 11 In That 1'
There are some people who hare 1,:eat
•� .thy for hotel keepers when a tot
o, es en -license and the bars are closed.
We met a man a few drys rho who
s:.'3 '•!-.,u to -pe- :nee people are depre-
e'a: ing the value of prope..y ; our hot
leeper will lose $2,000 on hta prepe•- y
if the tows remains no -license. You wit'
admit this, won't you?"
"Yes, of course we will admit this, but
my dear sir,let us see if this hate: has rot
heeu a mons of depreciat' ,g the value.
(•f real erste.
`P. y.u1-, r'1--.emu"h ; 'i
f .r' :• r i t• -1 years ago t'
"Yes, he raid $10.000'"r 1', and at
that time it • ... a bargain."
•'I w ' .'.ere to -dei•- :.i sew the
,1).• , ,' • -s were • ff ti.e'lotus, the fence
down, '1.e l,n' t ,e'ie•1 o'', in:; ; t'1
a'• .' ' . . i.:.cca I r'w
ti ,. How n:.... ,, ,,, 1 you
gine for it n w , you are a geed judge of
v..u,,l not "ive over = . ' ter it ;
I weit'l r.• t wan' it .,• at.
"How (1,1 t' Jc•:n•to.1tmorn
as is leas ; 11.1e, you 1 --tow C . ..et *pent
his time at the hotel in the village,
nee! 'el h'- f:. . ! •r a' err ni - '.age
en i; Lee-, nuJ r, ,t 1'.e hotel ;
e'n I over.tatir - it t"
.t r.- 1, way
you 1 - :,,n,.rl.•'
"t• • ., n.tii J„' . LicLuney, Bill
A'1( .,
Me'' • .:c.., and others I might
mention I Has not th'- a...01 n Leve
helped to keep running, been the means
of depreciating -the real estate of this
town l Look at the fent--es au. ,1.a;wed te.
cense the oe lets spent the .e ..nd
money at th'• bar."
' r Queer you r -e ..ght. I had never
!Joked at it in this 1' •ht before "
We then, commenced to figure, at the
figures this man set himself, we found
on set•enteer fa.. i a loss nf $27,000 com-
ing direct from the hotel he had desired
to keep open. He came to the conclusion
it was better for the hotel to lose in value
$2,000, than taxable property to the
aeiount of $27,O:1.1.
How touch longer will it be before the
[people will see the wholesale ruin com-
r,,g from the bat roo:us?-'Rechabite.
If you are broken down inconstitutiott
and wasting away by sick: ss, diraipation
too vast nervous taxation, '• sutler from
any el ronie dismal, do not abandon
Mope until you have tried itnrdooc Blood
Bitters 11 tat it is dein* dui y towaltde
rtmtorine ethers, it might do for you. 2
teased /see.
Any reader troubled with Dyapepeis,
Costiveness, Headache, Liver Comp +Ont
etc. should cell at Oen. Rhyme drug
"tore and secure a free trial bottle o
Ifr(Jr•ejan s Speedy Curs at once which
*10 estivate' you of the merits of the
ttedicism. It ewes permaxently where
all ether medwites have failed. As a
bktod peribee it hes an equal. Remota
her. it eoata aot►is, to ter it Regular
*ire. Afty Beats and mese d(rliar. c
The political contest being over, tie
popular vote of the people is now cant in
favor of Dr. Fowler's Ectraot of Wild
St who. -1 •1 n :whims raped for
Ohtdet _ 1ilorbus • td all Sun der m-
1 i•ds. 2
Fuego..A•omit .. U3Fielay•tm-
ing lest, Joha ll' um, reeve of Hut t,
drove iota one oust el the t .a-svwtu.0 or
the cosier - senses the r ad in trim, ,•1
Fair's mill, sad sstiueHy hat L• -melt,
fraistarkte a rib or two and otherwise
bruising Iles, and break' .a tate sb.afts
and one wheal of t"e bel . It appears
he was not aware that they bad covered
up ur.e. end and °pelted the other. thus
changing the tit veway since. -a -
°ng, when he drove i• to wo I!.- 1e ars
seal to learn that be • t .pidly .ecover-
fig.
Feed Father*.
A Fond du I c fat' ,r alw-ye lain his
boy o'.' a b. .! tt...o lou t ;os L;••t
on a e: ;;tc.
A IIacl:ensae'.. N. J., f't'1•erra ' er
his 1' een .icar-uld son pocket money
with the understa t1' tg that he must not
buy cigarettes or toy -pistols.
A Hamilton father gives his boys dui -
lar eve , time the youth tura -les a ' •y
la -ver titan himself.
A Wash' • "'n. C fa-:: r punishes
his son by compcPing h' n t. cat a whole
watermelon at one 1' no. . „
A Muskel-1 r,tth• r p'-. n' s 1 • :un t
i •••:, I;7 ,rr4 2.nd mules as pool.
Many bodily • Is result from habitual
•natiyation, and a :ne a. titution may
be broken and ruined by .:J1ple 1. stl.'ot,
'Imre is no me • qui to Ayer's
P ' ' , - e a Ye evil, ad rests -re I'M
•rwaas to , ,; 1, he: ty and regular
tint..
W. J. guppy, druggist. of Newts ry
writes :-"Dr. Fowler a Will St whet
is just the thing ter bersoner Sickness.
I sold out my clue' r1.,, • ' s 1. -t sum-
mer. There was a good demand fur iL
Dr. Fuwlcr s E_trcct of Wild Strswbet.y
is ' .fallibi, for Dysentery, Celle, t i s
Stun -ch and Bowel Complaint. 2
ewo
It seems impossible that a remedy i le
of such oma•,non, simple plants as Hops,
Bucku,-P 'ndraLc,Daadeliva, tc.,shuuld
make so many and such great cures u
Hop Bitters do; bei. when old and young
rich and poor,pastor and doctor, buyer
1 editor, 'all testify to havi.ig
cured by them, you •must believe and
• them yourself, r.•.d dot Ott nu long -
et..
rr.
A b' arae uaeets t el.er 1 •a n !toile
that won't kick.
.4 Ma' "e n -1 o,...s a foe which cin
playa jewel' n.
A Bugletown bachelor uses a pet kan-
garoo as a paper weight.
A Vc lent lady pt tate,ltt a rooster
to sing "Yankee Doodle."
A Fi h avonne young lady hot e t oe.-
dude. She feeds i n on _a. ,' and glu-
cose.
A n i•lnn ;17 lis' ; in '".'w OrL:aoe
has a tame '-r.. t••' ''i : , her •, .r' ; .t
companion.
A Wisconsin war -n 1-;.'r : a t--ne
white bear in a re:.igeratorinthosur mer
t• In to t' ' •. ,1 be -
fere a r.
F:t-c.z .,, L1' '•. .
A v..ei wnm-n of t",,, Pa., e'op-
el the utter day with her f.
A t• •:.r •
a
A.
Cirrw1•e, 1-na, t•-„•carem :i'•) a•y
no ,. J ' o:n•L t ped.
..ere''. •'. ' . T • ^ - -,'!'exits,
with two Heads, w;, - ,t it in tr^n'ir•'i''
one r'nttth i' v i1.1 he 1'•? '• it 'f •'
.l.e other. One voice is hollow, sepul-
chral bass and the other a piercing
tenor.
On Saturday n'•, , •
knives was foughteat the ' unt: 1•• u
church, in Doty county, Ga., between
Eamon Carpal reel Senn. 1 C1'•: on. Clif-
ton was hacked in pieces.
The latest plan for shuffieg off the
m, al„coil is that adopto.' by ^ N-' •.
Carol' 'a woman, who l.nocked the old
Iran's brains -et' Bali a shovel.
Madame He elle, a lady of position
n Paris, hu been arrested for d- unl.en-
nese. Tet defence she said that she had
read that the serest way of preeerving
furs from the ravages of moths was tr
stow them away in an empty ear' it ( •sk.
She acoordiegly purchased one and con-
fided to it her cloak. 'The weather being
,hilly she required the gaa.aent, and the
alcoholic fumes produced intoxi( -ion.
She was acquitted.
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry w" 1 never fail you when t tker. to
cure Dysente ••, Colic, Sick stomach, or
any form of Summer Complaint. Relief
it almottt instantaneous; a few doses cure
when other remedies fail. 2
A wotnee whir is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and whu has cold lands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a web per-
son. Ca.. er's Iron Pill* equalize the
circulati,tr., remove net :ousneu and give
strength, and rtst..
For :tit 1 Or HR. •.TP. -It regulates
the bowels, and invigorates the liver,cur-
ing Heada..he, Costiveness, Piles, Jana -
dice, and all diseases ,.f a bilis , charac-
ter. i'r e, et.
Sever Site CF
If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss cf appetite, genera)
debility, disordered blood weak ooneti-
tution, headache, or any &geese of a bil-
ious nature, by ell means procure a bot-
tle of Slostrie Bluets. You sill be sur-
prised to sue the rapid improvement that
will follow ; you sill 1.s inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return ;
pain and misery will ocaes, and hence.
forth you will reknit" in the praise el
Electric Biters. Sold at fifty mita a
bottle by J. Wilson. [6J
The moat miserable mortal is marten. e
is pros ably the nonfio in, ,1 dyspepe;e,
Hardee: Blood Bitters carr l sjspslo
and all diseases ..t the then, oh, 1 0,
T '► c and K d.,ays. Ito not trust our
word s' nply but adds ' the proprie!ots
tor pruot.
l t ip`t• lend Cured
A household remedy that will cure
Rheumatism and like ailments, such as
Scia.ioa, Sprs'•u, L •e Back, &c., has
lung been needed, and an nil has been
found in Dr. Dow's Sturgeon P.' Lini-
ment. W. A. Freeoun,Greenwood,Oat.
a ilea of it as follows : "1 have been a
great sufertr from rheumatism, and the
pain being so severe that I could not rest
at r.ilht. c .•.11y I became crippled in
both knees, when I t. j4 Dr. Dow's
Stumm • •t t' T ' e. and was cured by
it.
"Why should amen whose blood is warm
within
Sit ke his grendsire rut in alabaster 1,
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "Crim. Lass assess will ,Hake
it grow the faster. Fur sale by J. 11'iI•
son. but
G8i t ev •x -Your Hop Bitters have
been of great slue to me.. I was I+itl
up with typhoid fever (or over two
months and could get tan relief until I
tried yo • Hor Bitters. To these auf-
fer•ne witI. detility or any .•n•, in ho''le
her:.L, I .:..rdi.aily 1'e,'•: ',end .'tem.
J. C. Smrrze..,
G133 Ft .. a• , C y ., I..
Summer Boarding.
HE UPIYERBAL RV'►AB) r. try
of Wssei., • Pbo- .Yates sae oat. ye ee
, ...sr.
t4 sU t 1 many i somites
• or•e th se wuyho de sot gagdsr it a
vim altos of ettwa • ands, Physt ala
patient, t9 au; lere.et,: u, orates*" wbe ■
+lar
:of. A re. m astatletm s he . w
1. Ottawa where'i was sea
p , phyalclaa of * utresl. whim "'• as
Inset (., wee Ir p mod on Is.a slasher n. •sort
and another who perecrilsed 11 Mrrtpateot,
found in i. • `Lee an Fl u1
0, uu 1U:t: Lachesis. a retro •d'ef d0 aps-
olil III e. tl e . oro ,. ' „re mods b.
other ►a:.sot Cat:a•' , .. tLehttttea r'dyn
supiret i
IAITUJB NJACE!
L I. RICHARD HAWLEi 9 Elegant Resi-
dence is now
OPEN for the SUMMER
.For the trot! ptlon of a few *nests. The rooms
aro very large and
NICELY FURNISHED
Hath Room with hot and oold wate:, Bowling
Alley. C-oquet and O.namental (grounds,
plenty c cho:ae fruit. a good table. and every
comfort will be found.
Questa will be net at 11.^ station.
TERMS :-Seven to Ten Dollars
per Week.
MAITLAND J'LACE,
Oulert_h, Oatar:o.
Ooderlcr June 11, 1R Ibm-
Dr. Cr •eon's Stomach Bitters free the
system of the poisonous humours that
develope into kidney and Urinary dis-
eases, give tone and vigor to the atumach
and purify the Blood.
,. Hayeaville, OL:u, Feb. 11, 18&d.
I am very glad to say I Imre tried Hop
Bitters, and never took ac•'t!- ng t''•tt
did me so much good. I only took two
batt les and I would ret take $100 for the
good they did me. I recommend them
to my patient., and rut t:.e best results_
from their me,
. C. B. Matczs, M.D..
, Thousands are being cured of Catat:h
every year with Ball's Catarrh Cure, that
re doctors had vireo up and said could
not be cured. 78.oents a bottle. Sold
by George Rb -TIM, sole agent for Gude
r►ah. 3m
Ironer" -w or Iia' -.i s.- ;t renova'•y
the secretions, :'.e mucous stir-
tacw of the "wad, thrust. a' 'mach,boweb
mad bladder, expelling Cat:t,. t in all Ls
1•,- .'s. Price $1.
IT WILL PAY
\
UU kis N Ot;L is FROM YOU
;:. bn'tie ot'FAi JT . 3
201,1"
HAIR RESTORER
I 1' kyle. (h^ 1.- . h and e' r• -t1 : '• ' . r
:sure, unto .e.'iu tea etre. it •
111 s 1 r• ,. -• .t ,1•arm tit
• :'.' n. , c 8m...n4 natnateeea o arc
„•,. and p:ae.r1s
premature decay.
PR;CE, 50 CENTS.
W. J. d. Naftel,
Druggist. eta, Agent tor Oodet tch.
' Au,;. 11t1,, li :
Het itch
The Chap Tea Store.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE ICP1'L1 OF
CANNED FRUITS
AND
CANNED MEATS
OF ALL RINDS.
Ad' -
Eye, Ear and Throat.
DR. RYERSON
QOD H RIOR
1'l . r _VI1VG MILL
ESTABLISHED 1866.
By okanant Lawson i Robinson
ma xi:rm.-mashes or
•S'fesh, Den: » s & Blinds
DEALER/ 1.'1 ALL KINDS 010'
Lrcinbel', Loh., Shifgles
and builder's mutcrlal of every desortptloa•
..7, lsurek Street. Terente, Oat.,
L R. C. P., L. R. C. 8. E, Lecture- the
Eye, Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical (:o'
lege, Toronto, and Se'geon to the Mercer Eye
and Ear Inil' nary, lata Clinical Au!..tant
Royal Ophtheimic tlospltnl Moorflcl.ls, and
Central London Throat and timpani, Hospital. may
be consulted at
5,11301. FURIIITURE A SPECIALTY.
eirAn Or !ere pronl,d'y Ito :tided to.
Ooderi:h. Aug. L 1813. ly0l.ly
THE WINDSOR HOTEL,
STR AT12,'ORD,
On Last S'itiirday of Beery jonith.
Jane bib, 1883. 1S42,
Holl Bros, & OILI Toronto.
Manufactures and Wholesale Dealers in
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BOLT CUTTING,
WOOL OILS.
ccI nR.arso(- '
" L .A y -t. 3D C T :EL "
0-tni .a onoxcc11 s.1 l,y a•„• , Ober oil on t'tc
to ....et. In rcroCn :s.1 1. .:
we L s :::
All the Hi;hest Pr;';es 7
w_ crever w • rel " ., 1 '• sin: -.0 13, ,. r
ail::1 a Ws. .:.r nom boy
11 l 1 a 7.'^1iJn
h',! 1'.: 0'17,.7. 1) lomat. It is tclrr•,tttr.l
tog--n,r. -• • . :':nI :.t'.
s..;,1 7.. . n.' -.r oar , .. .hc
r•:,• o.r t:. • A'''t a 1 1'I'.
For firths oy
R. W. McKenzie,
183•'. ( :
AYER'S
Cherry. Pectoral.
No other complaints are so Insidious in their at-
tack satiates affecting the throat and lump : none
so trifled with by the majority of sufferers. 11e
ordinary eough or cold, resulting perhaps from a
trifling er unconscious exposure, Is often bat the
beginning of a fatal sickness. Area's Caxa&Y
Pacroawr, hes wen proven Its efficacy in a forty
yeah' fight with throat and lung diseaer, and
alneaM be taken In all cases without delay.
A Terrible Coagh Cured.
" in is 7 I took a severe cold, A•hlch affected my
longs I hada terrible cough, and passed n1g $
after night without sleep. The doctors gave evil
up. 1 tried Area's Cnzsan PSel otAL., wheat
raneved my loop, induced sleep, and afforded me
the rest eeoassary for the recovery of my strength.
By the condo oed nee of the Pt(To1A 1. a perms -
A CHOICE SELECTiOX OF nest con was effected. I aas now ss years old,
hale sad bsarty, and em astiabed your roma',
PTc-roRALamid ate• HORACE TAlasaorasa,"
ltockloghotn, Vt., July ts, no.
Croup. - A Mother's Tribute.
" While la tine country last winter try little
bey. three years .ld, was taker nl with e n
seemed a e.e
if he wl.1 die from reransi3 1Ws.
Owe of the family wspree ted thew AYgae
Caesar Famous., • bottle of whleh was al.
ways kept is the hour. This was tried In moil
W trequest torte, and to ewet It lthemess t
half u the little patient was ing eas-
ily. The doctor said that the ('water Pnc•ro&A*.
Teas a Specialty had savedt es Sine r life. ," wander "
esrgraWods! Sincerely mars,
130 West =Rh lot-, New York, RS.(Ray le, Isar,'•,
" i have aced ATta-s Carate Pec-rotal. to ay
Atasily for sseeral years, and do sot besttsse to
�
THE DARLING ilfy'Rel/Al. I •ewe'eItthe steffeelaalremedy foe aoo$Ys
uwd raids we have ever tried. A. J. C&Airs.
lake Crystal, hien., Marsh 13, 1112.
" I salered for eight years from Bronchitis, sod
after Orgies assay remedies with an eoeeess,1 was
owed by the sue of ATsa•s C rtrrot*2.
Jo•tra WAmma w."
nyballa, Mia, Apr1I s Iles, •
IN ALL TILL LULL I "1 soasot say memo is praise of Ayers
Lars Imo lose shieslave
tram
•Yucroas, be1evIng as I do hat ba
t
li�tra
sswss. 3aaosoa "
,
Tema, April td, us..
No ease of as stemma a the throat er tease
Acte s splendid arriet neve of stile aids], cannot be greatly relieved by the use
0000 HARVEST MITTS a,Armee,Connote
ratm.A It .n 0111011.11
asses eters rte *ma" M we
Fresh Groceries
Also • line aeswtmeat a
Crockery & Glassware
• lie Till LAT/J1'r sitatogia.
SEALERS
Tula a qty•
Q. H. OLD,
TIE GROOM o0Diaicv.
Jey!. Yr,
rnaraasa ST
Dr. J. 0. Arg l 0e., Lowell, Mew
ed. y ail Deoggisto •
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAIMSHIPS
LIVERP, 011• LONDONDERRY-OLASGOW
Ever: Satui day From Quebec.
mmr•RTC:T :TA PASSAGE.
S PE:. Ii. 1.1.).',"•'(' TIT AND SA! .:TY.
Su;niii ei' .1,7.aitserrteitt.
i3.4 L' -3 OW 13_
('ire '__.,u, Stay 19
Po.ync,' .n i
Pc -r- .• .t ' J to 2
Ss, mat iso y
Parisian " 13 1
( reasa' •t. "
Po,yntsl', July 7
Piruv an It
Sasln...an • "
Parisian •• 23
S wal l:ail. Avg. it
(' ..•cesarian
Peru an -
Ferlttatt 8. ••t. 1
Par ,.iso ' 8
`ta:d.n:nes ,. 1S
C:rcasslan _ •'
Polyn'•,ian •• . • 1
Peruvian (rear. s
Stnnaticn... fa., " lx
P,- .•.n ,. .,
-.Ora pian. " • ,
Nov. 3
10
t'ci nn
"r' .:... . .. `• ,7
Se. nes.:1,. •• ;t
i'a .senave require to lea re Onderl&Y at noon
or. Thr"sdn, . , to connect w... eteatner. as
Qn&r
t're,ai:1 car: , deaf c ironed at preativ
r.. •, .o peranr,- nh.•gi 70 bring their •
unt from the VW Cunntryy.
For'1_eketn and all in(u.•tnation, apply le
H. ARMSTRONG,
- Ticket Agent
Obder,ch, May 17th.18$1. Cttderlch.
TES T':Ll�/i ON:i.AS4B-
Collingwoo.t. Oat.--', he (5•owfoct Bette -s 1
cook conal nee of S'ck lieadsc're, after t erst
year's of ersrerfee eyebolt being able td Ana
t ••Itef. MRs. J. I.GL' IP'arngan.
(Markel btent.-The Crow: )n.Eittery
teeny •u:come of Saltr.teum, wi ':eta 1
any other mele:inc. Mate.JOsttPHLocey.rs•.
If yea warm 1e get the worth sof ycr•-t..saer
r„ h , owe druggist rcr if.
THEY aLL KEEP IT i
May 17th PA •'Ji !m
320 ACRE3 FFFE
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Meuse River Country,
NORTH DAKOTA
Tributary to the United Slates Land Mc* •
GRAND FORK:, DAKOTA.
$Wfl $AL MAP and /1 LL particular
maned /alt/, to any a..dress b1
P. F. MCNALLY,
General Travediag Agent.
17 'AL's, IIIAEf IONS 1 MANITOBA R. R.
• trent St. Tevent*,disk
S. SLOANE,
Hu on and a twee quantity of
WESTFRN CORN
For sow',•, 'lrradeast..Oto a lot of
Canadian Corn.
arra Alit A CALL
(mierleh, May inti tr