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THE HURON t3IGNAL. FRIDAY SEPT. 7, 1888.
OTIRIIIKLIING CSI?I
76,000 Persona angulphed �y
Volcanic Disturbances!
Jan and elver wands lltlfeaeen—Alaars•
inrewe.a stow• to tee ssavw—MI.
Isas mad et rlai►-AeNMees
Sagan gess r w vats--..aMA "NW
esnnaw e1 ■oseetalos• waada, and
Teesa.--Pussesss That Waves --ISS.
ostlattse lap Lava sod aenusas—T . f.sea l
V ran> Beaerib.d-1.pp..ed Mete ea
um Altana* Isab a d.
upon thous bent in Batavia. The km
is largely increased since the former re-
ports the roof of the Governors bow
was crushed in by rand and three re-
tainers killed ; the town beide is de
greyed, ind the Diamond and Peart
bodkins damaged. The Berries redusbt
eels destroyed. In Caysesead, Yaks -
lax and Lion streets, tbte priaeipai ave-
nuetsy, the odnstlia�e�Ie� is veeryy great. Fort
el town
7. isentirely
is severely shakes, The
few
bsildin are left 'standing. A violent
sheik wet feet on the Island of Sumatra
osads . Itiddsb Island, ten miles
from the Javanese asst, is almost whol-
ly engulfed by the sea. The small Is-
land of ?legit has disappeared. It was
uninhabited The aggregate lues of life
is fully 76,000.
A despatch from Batavia says the con-
dition of the Strait of Sunda is danger-
ous. New Wanda have arisen and the
comet line altered. The government is
preparing to obtain new soundings.
Sixteen volcanoes appeared betweeu the
site where the Island Krakatoa stood
and the Sibiaie Island. A portion of
Bantam is an ashy desert.
Cattle are starving. The population
is in despair. The Soengepan volcano
split into five podium. Seven hunored
'and four bodies of victims have been
BATAYIA, Aug. 27.— The volcanic
eruptions in Java began on the island of
Krakatoa, in the strait of Sunda, 100
miles from the oosst of Java. On Satur-
day night and Suaday the disturbance
had extended beneath the waters of the
strait, causing great waves and a rise of
twenty degrees in the temperature. At
seethe disturbance was felt 600 miles
away. By noon, Makes Meru, the hugest
volcano in Java, was in violent eruption
shortly after Ginning, ing, the craterof which
is the largest in the world; and fifteen of
the other craters in Java were either its
active eruption or seriously threatened.
At dusk, Gunung 'sent out streams of
white and, sulphurous mud, with an ex-
plosion of cinders and stones, which car-
ried death to all about the valley. The
clouds were charged with electricity and
fifteen water spouts were seen simultan-
eously. The inhabitants fled terror-
stricken, and a hundred were buried
under houses, which were crushed by
misses of rocks and mud. Gunung
Mugger, which had not had an eruption
since 1800, shot out great red-hot boul-
ders, which crushed through the huts of
the Chinese fishermen. Fissures and
yawning chasms appeared in the fertile
valleys, which were covered wit'.t flourish-
ing plantationi where now there is but
mud, stone and lava -covered fields.
The destruction is probably so complete
that probably not a single crop in Java
is saved. At the entrance to Batavia
was a large group of houses, occupied by
Chinamen. This portion •is entirely
swept away. Of 25,000 Chinese about
5,000 were saved; of 3,500 Europeans
800 perished. At inkier, the Europeen
and American quarter was tint over-
whelmed by rocks, mud lava; then the
waters came upend swallowed the ruins,
leaving nothing, and e'tusjng a lose of 2C
live& Bantam, once a prosperous native
city is now abandoned by Europeans.
Many years ago it wit entirely covered
by water, when 1,200 to 1',500 were
drowned. The island of Serving is com-
pletely inundated, and not a . soul re-
mains. At Cheribun the loss of life and
property was considerable. Buiten-
z3rg suffered very seriously, as did Sem-
arang, Jogjakerto, Sourakei:a, and
Sourabaya, while meagre reports from
leerier towns indicate their loss to be
great in proportion. The last advices
state that the eruptions are continuing,
but their violence is abated. It is some-
' what feared that the disaster will be the
most fearful ever known.
BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 29—(Afternoon].
—The towns of An)'ier, Ijiringine and
Kelokobelong were destroyed by the vol-
canic eruption. All the lighthouses in
the straits have disappeared, and where
the mountain of Kramatan formerly
stood the see now flows. The aspect of
Sunda Straits is also much changed and
navigation is dangerous.
Since noon on Wednesday everything
has been quiet. The sky is clear, and
communication with Serene is re-
stored. The temperature fell ten
degree. on Monday, but is now normal.
The town is covered with a thin layer of
ashes, so hot when falling that it kills
birds. The telegraph linemen report
that white repairing line near Anijer
early on Monday they saw a high column
of sea approaching with a roaring noise.
Th fledwithout learning ej nth earn g the fate of
the inhabitants. Quarries at Merak dis-
appeared, and all people i,f the place
perished. A Mating duck at the Island
of Onrust, near Batavia, is adrift and
badly damaged.
LONDON, Aug. 30.—Particulars of the
volcanic' eruption in Java show that it
war even mare disastrous than et first
ettttstiun of the panel ens, of nearest le
varied as the areas clay seggest. Bode,
and otter appropri-
ate things could substituted for the
flowers.
buried in tie district of Tenant and and
300 in the village of Kraiiat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. —A telegram
from Prot. Davidson, assistant superin-
tendeat of the coast and Goeditic survey
at San Francisco, mays :—The earthquake
waves commenced in the nusalito tide
to gauge at 1 o'clock a.m. , Aug. 2?.
They had increased in heighth yester-
day. The height of the waves was one
foot, and the time about forty minutes.
It is supposed these waves were caused
by the earthquake that destroyed Anjes
and other towns iia Java. There was a
simi'ar occurence on 23rd Dec., 1854,
when the town of Simoda in Japan was
destroyed and a Russian frigate on three
gauges then used on the Pacific coast
Disturbances of a like character were
also recorded in August, 1861, when a
suoc anion of terrible earthquake waves
broke upon the coast of Para, dest4.ying
towns and lauding a !'cited States war
vessel high and dry.
saswsee Tessealb esseMaaes.
It is perhaps unnecessary te my that
the following refers tbs United States'
somber remote :
Ant.—A lively insect, found only in
the country, where it axista in a state of
suited uncertainty, whether 'its home i .
in the sugar -bowl, the old stump or the
pantaloons of th gentleman from tows.
Not down on the bill of fare, because it
is a matter of course, like the salt.
Ais.—The loan who believes sL that
he reads in the advertisement.
Cream.—A pale blue fluid, composed
of aqua pun, prodexide of hydrogen, and
some other substances. Used to astonish
berries and frighten rebellious coffee.
Croquet.—Three wooden balls, a mal-
let, with a hickory handle, and from ten
to three wire wickets, a000rding to the
age of the set. Usually three.
Chicken. --A feathered fowl, that runs
wild about the barn -yard and under the
house ; remarkable for rapid longevity.
sometimes attaining the age of seventeen
years in a single spring. Not available
for human food until after the seventh
year.
Dairy.—A place on the next farm for
storing real butter, cream, milk and
cheese. Obsolete. See pump, `1
Bath Room.—A woodshed with a pail
of well water and a cedar wash -tub in
it. The spiders ,pro not mentioned in
the advertisement, because they go with
the woodshed.
Eggs.—A sphenoidal body, containing
the tterm of a new individual of its spe-
cies, In n stage of greater or loaner Je-
relopment, as the case may be and some-
times is.
Hammock.. —Ingenious invention for
teaching peal.le to stand om their heads.
It is wale of numerous lozenge -shaped
holes with twine around them.
Flea—Pulex irritans.—See—but that's
the trouble ; you can't see it.
Key. —A hasp and staple, by means
of which you can fasten your bed -room
door on the outside and then climb in
through the window.
Meadow —A place out of which you
are uideretl every time you venture into
it. Before the long grass is cut the
farmer orders you out. After the mow-
ing is done the Durham bull talks bass
every time you look over the fence and
you don't to go in. •
Pie.—A layer of dried apples held to -
D. McOriesmon, of Lacoste r, ws.ts
that be bas sacrad with iofiand esMoe!
e
r►wslatisa, more or less, floss
and had tried nearly alt advertise I rem-
edies with but temporary fiisat. Bur
desk Blood Bitters have radios ly curctl
him, and he authorises us to ay so 2
Loaoua, Aug. dviccs from Ba-
tavia say that after the sudden subsi-
dence of the volcanic disturbances in the
kingdom of Bantam on Monday a feeling
of relief was experienced, but at 10
o'clock at night the craters became active
again. The Papandayang shot out three
distinct columns of flames, and its sur-
face was covered with fiery lava. A
whirlwind accompanied the eruption,
carrying off houses, trees, men and ani-
mals. A shower of ashes covered the
]roofs of the houses at Denamo. Off
Point Cadythe floating pumice formed a
layer two eet thick, through which the
-vessels forced their way with grtat diffi-
culty. The rise of vapor produced the
appearance of columns several thousand
feet high, based on the edge of the cra-
ter, "Suddenly the mountain split into
seven peeks. In the seams open could
be seen great balls of molted matter.
From the fissures poured clouds of steam
and lava. Exhalations of carbonic acid
gas killed birds and animals in large
uuinbers, and a few human beings. The
great fissures opened seemed to act as
safe:a valves through which the lava
;gently flowed into the valley. The fires
though still burning at last advices had
Lost most of their fierceness. One of the
queer incidents was the sudden using on
Tuesday of fourteen new volcanic moun-
tains in the straits of Sunda, forming
a complete chain in almost a straight
line between Point St. Nicholas on the
Javaneze coast and Hoga Point on the
coaat of Sumatra, almost on the tons of
what had leen the Merak and Middle
Mathis, which'sank into the sea on Mon-
day. In Bantam, where 1500 persons
,,. •.
were tint suit 1 to mace perished the
lit dies of 2800 have already been recov-
ered. Nine hundred inhabitants .,f the
interior town of \Warange were killed,
and at Talatn, on the coast, 3114 bodies
have been found. From r'l over the
island conic reports of loss of life and
property. The estimated ;+t,000 killed
will tat prove excessive. On the low
lands wherethe waters receded hun-
dreds of mangled bodies are lying.
reported. Ty Sunday noon the disturb- Sanitary c•.rps have been formed and
*flees were supposed to he at their the dopes are buried as fast as Tamil -
height, but but later in the day their violence .1)1e.
increased, threatening the destruct'iun Beattie, Aug. 31. ---Thu captain of a
of the whole island. At inidnigh' eu,l- steamer which was in the strait of Sunda
denly an enormous luminc.us cloud during the, volcanic timptions reports
formed over Kendaug Mountain. skirt- that ashes fell on the deck to the depth
ing the south-east coast ar.d gradually or 18 inches. He 'visaed masses of float -
spreading until it formed a lurid red ing pu'niice atone seven feet deep. It is
canopy. Meanwhile the eruption in- cat:m('0
ated that 10,0 lives were !Oat at
creased ; streams of lava poured down i'jiringi11. The total killed by the erop-
into the valleys, sweeping all before lino rnd tidal wave is 30,00n.
them. In the midst of the molton sea of
lava was a bed of solid ice, emitted from
one of the craters, which wits carried
aIong and landed at the north-east corner
Montan'. kingdom.
of the island, surrounded by a thick en- A cane -seated chair may he improved
veiope of sand and acorire, which are 1'7 Patting sof> is the liaok a ,n oveable
non-conductors ..f beet I oust cushion. One way to accomplish this is
t re suppue
the ice formed the crust of soma subter- to buy a scarlet Turkish towel, fasten a
raneous lake. At 2 o'clock on Monday
morning a great cloud suddenly broke
and vanished. At the sane time fright-
ful rumblings were heard. and the
columns of fire and smoke over the
south-east corner of the island ceased to
amend, while the craters in other parts
seemed to open their fiery throats still
wider. The hissing 41 the sees bacnute
deafening, and the wave* rushed up to
an unprecedented height. \When dav-
lieht Dame an enormous Tract of land,
layer of cotton to it, line it with Turkey
red calico, catch it at the top 441 the chair
with bows of ribbon, and attach it at the
bottom with cords. Patchwork and cre-
tont.e is admissable in place of the tow-
eling
There is a beauty about crystal chan-
deliers and pendants that cannot be
done away with even by fashion, and it
is n•.t surprising to see them again com-
ing into use. With nddttional cars in
cleaning, the glass may always be bright
Afty miles capture. bad disappeared, m •41141 the effect brilliant.
winch were the villsgvs of Nry;cry an41 A toilet set which is very pretty and
Babawang. None of the mind. scat- tasteful for is '.irtliday gift, is made of
4etad sparsely tbn.utih this forests 14; tie. a.,in. Tine sit is tornnastofapin-
on the plains escaped death, and the loss ..1 two mats; line the mats with
a life must have aggregated 15,000 by blur pi!, • • .. and trim the edge with el-
fin. The Handsaw range of mnsntaiva, encietroea lace ; on one mat work in out-
sxtending 66 mile., bad gone out of I line stitch a small horseshoe ; work this
sight. The town a Tanerang, within Zit with alit a and pink embroidery silk.
miles of Batavia, was swept away by a Do mad put the honeshae in the centre
lava stream and half the population, 18,• of the mat, but at one side. The wool. )
pQ0, perished. At Spevlwyck rad hot .•0.....1 Luck" should toe worked in the 1
rocks met Are to the jhouses and swept ! inn rd the h,rsesh'o. Ti. other mat
fumy all the thickly rettkd p orti..n of r stay be prettily ,nnameeted by entbr.i-
tM town. Ton task"b.l'mgtnq to En i drying a fan ou it. The ceehioa should
ropgana were destroyedt but iso tires - have the m,m(rtrein '1 the owntr. and at
each coiner put a satin Mow, and a frill
I o,1 lace snouted the edge of the cushion.
are known to bare been lost. The Rorer
,jars, on which Bates a is situated,
it so dammed by lara tl et eta c urwr u
Figktni is owns't..rwllr de- ' A strip of Merit aahn enibr,ttdered
And—s hug'e io-tnhe..f liras an ' with s • t•retty floral donee, makes a
Vogt. The Island of Onus, 116 miles east rich well panel. if this is supplement -
0( Batatis, is inutedatwl and the floating rd at fop and bonus*,, with hands of ,
desk destroyed Costaye, Claps and - crime on and cepp.•r color, it addw much
Trostaciis islands are out of sight. Baby 1.. the lientit'. A silken cord may be
sad Cheriba wands. in, the north coast, ( ilecti to suspend it. end balls of iilk might
er{ lost. the Mw homers and inhtbitents
he attached to its lower end. The de-
Tee4 any Testimonials reoouseediug
NoGregor'a Speedy Care for Dv.pep.i$,
Indigestion, Oustivesees, Head ebe,etc.,
that see sot gessisae ; node of which are
Reese persons in the States or thousands
of anile away, Out from peewees in and
wound Hamilton, Oat We give trial
bottles free of oust, sit that you cannot
be deesived by purch.tliog a worthless ar-
ticle, but knew its value before buying.
Trial bottles and testimonials given free
at 0, Rbynas drug store.
118418.01 Nome
Igether by plaiting' of dough. It is laid
away to coop where the tants can get at it
and labeled to suit the taste of the con-
isumer.
Pillow.—A long—not too long—nar-
Irow sack or case, containing a handful
of feathers at each end and nothing in
the middle. Said by people who never.
tried it to be an excellent thing to rest
the head upon while sleeping.
Terms.—See landlord.
\Worn.—An animal of the inferior
, grand division of articulates that will
browse gradually on the leaves of the
maple trees until he sees a good chance
-to,drop clown your back.
X.—The price t•f. a livery team for one
day.
Yarb.--Any green thing which can be
dried and made into 'a most horrible,
nauseous and bitter tea. Believed to
possess wonderful medicinal virtues.
Makes a man want to die or get well in
five minutes, and he won't care vet,
much which.—[R .F. lturdette, in Phila-
delphia Times.
t'are)'. .$.•rials.
London. Aug. 27. --Before O'Donnell,
who killed Uarey, an informer, was com-
mitted for trial, he said, " I am not —
guilty of wilful murder. The killing
was done in self-defence. Carey drew a
revolver fr -m his pocket. "I snatched it
and shot him." O'Donnell wishes to be
tried at Capetown. Application for a
writ of habeas corpus will be made to the
Supreme Court.. It is believed Mrs.
Carey will give important evidence,
which she has hitherto withheld.
a
Of far sore bapou s se than the Ns,
tionel Policy or the Illisk Question is the
qusation 'of restoeiag health when Coat.
The most suddenly fatal dimness tae:•
dent to this lemon are the various
.1 Bowel Complaint, for all of whteh :.
Fowler's Exalted of Wild Strawber ry is
el soifio,
A good Baptist clergyman, of Bergen,
N.Y., a strong temporises, man, suffered
with kidney trouble, neuralgia, and diz
einem almost to blindness, user two
years after he was told that Hop liters
would nun hiva, because he was afraid of
and prejudiced against 'Bitters." Since
his cure he says none need fear but trust
in H. p Bitten..
:ease are Solid Farts.
The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever pleoed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ers. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness
Jaundice, Coastipatiun, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever require an appetizer, tonic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the bast and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by J. Wilson, (4]
sof gored sines.
If any anlid use slek person b• ' the
least doubt of the pater and ea my d
Hop Bitters to ours them, they eon fled
cisme exactly like their ewe, is the'- own
asishbotrhood, with prod positive that
they an be ess'', sad peer'ssatly cured
at a trifling cost --or ria your druggist
or phy.icia'n
Oazt y1M.CR, Feb. 11, 1 8J.
Hup Alters Co.—Sias--1 was gives
u1 by the doctors to die of scrofula con-
sn.uption. Two bottles if jot:• Bitters
cute' me.
Lduuv Baswea..
Most** and .tet.aes.
Call at Geo. Rhyme' drag store and a
package of McGregor & Parkes Carbolic
Cerate. It is composed of Vaseline.Car-
bolic Acid and has never failed to remove
Pimples, Blotches, Ulcerated Sore, and
Rough Skin. It cures when all others
fail. Try it. 2
[Continued]
CRArrEa 11.
wonderful and mysterious curative poser
is developed which s so varied in its op-
erations that no diseases or ill-het.lth can
possibility exist or resist its power, and
yet it is •
Harmless for the most frail wemaln,
weakest invalid or mattes. child to
USS.
"Patients
"''most dead or mer ¢dying "
For years, and given up by physicians
of Bright's and other kidney, diseases,
liver oomplaints,severe coughs called con-
sumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy !
From agony of neuralgia, nervnnsness
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciating pangs of Rheumatism.
Inllammato.j and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula !
las
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspep-
sia, indigestion, and in fact almost all
diseases frail ,•
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters,
proof of . which can be found in every
neighborhood in the known world. lm
IT WILL PAY
YOU TO PROCURE FROM Y()1'1
Druggist a bottle of TAPSCOTTS
DOMIN ION
HAIR RESTORER
it keeps the hair rah and natural : it is not
offensive nor 'nil *loos in Its effects, but pleas-
ant
leas
ant and refresniag: it cleans the scalp, and
gives tone, beauty and naturalness to'he ha',.
It promotes luvr-sous growth and prevents
premature decay.
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
W. J. C. Naftel,
Druggist. etc., Agent for Gode, Soh.
Aug. lett J 3. 1901-3tch
A Boas Cuss sus Sumas Oot{M.a1Rr.
—Procure fruit. y.4 r d realist one 37 $e
bottle of Dr. Fos :. i s Exhaust of Mt`d
Stnewbrr , , ..u.1 use seeotd1 to dirsey
time. It Is i..fall.blt 1.r Diarrheas,
Cholera lf••rlw>,1' uk,-r its the St niar'`i
and Bowels, and Cloisters Identuw. fl
Pe .pie are pea, ctly ma's in h.q' alt and
using the great reundy knot , "Fomi-
tdn of Hwlt't,' as eve bottle h .n
t'te guarantee of the proprietors. I i• a
Blood Purifier. Price, tat.
Summer Boarding.
HITtAll FLACE!
MR, RICHARD HAWLEY'S Elegant Reel -
dews i. now
Ayer. Agsu Cu'.• is .1....sly remedy
known. which • ter:aiu to. cure Fever
end Ames perei.teetttly, h� espielisg the
.•Metol p. on which }}•r elooes the d's-
• ea It doe. this •• r•sh'. sad loaves no
ghosts s ••.o the •y.to it. Nothing is
so shove rgbty **Op wooing and discourag-
ing as the p e riodioal return of the alter-
nate °bills, lever ui d sweeting, peculiar
to this d' eeca.
OPEN for the SUMMER
For the reception of a few guests. The rooms
are very large sad
NICELY' FURNISHED
Bath Room wtth hot and cold water, Howling
Alley. Croquet and Ornamental Grounds.
plenty of choice fruit. a good table, and every
comfort will be found.
Gnats will be met at the station.
TERMS :—Seven to Ten Dollars
per Week.
Add
MAITLAND PLACE,
ti."Ierl-.h. Ontario.
Ooderich. June 11. 18 3.
Eve', Ear (111(1 Thi -oat.
DR. RYERSON,
1117, t'iurel Street. Tomato. Oat..
L. it. C. 1'.. L. R. C. S. E., Lecturer on the
gye. tsar and Throat, Trinity Medical" Col-
lege. Toronto, and Surgeon to the Menxr Rye
and Ear infirmary. tate Clinkal Assistant
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital Mooraelds, and
Cenral London Throat and Kat Hospital, may
be consulted'at
THE WINDSOR HOTEL,
STI .TF'ORD,
On Last Saturday of Every Month.
• "line Sth. 1883. 0'..-
&cColl Brost & Cor, Toronto,
Manufactures and Wholesale Iiealere in
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BOLT CUTTING,
WOOL OILS.
—.0111 (ICLESKATP.I) —
"LARDINE."
CAOD�F,IOH
PL A : VINVG.l MILL
i TABLi$uKU int.
Bnchanan,La+�so11 Robinson
brand is unexcelled by any other nil on the
market. In recognition of its superior hi t,
w e have received
!All the Highest Prizes !
wherever we exhibited it since 1S7e, among
other awards a large nnmber of
Gold, Silver & Bronze Medals,
besides numerous Diplomas. It in warranted
not to gum or Ong: wears equal io4
and being less than one-half th,• price 1. ,1,,
cheapest oil on the market. s -rjtY IT.
For Sale by
R. W. McKenzie,
14 i;. 1: . .r 11$
The Cheap Toa Store. AYER'S PILLS.
A large proportion of the diseases whieh caw
Inman suffering result from derangement of the
stomach, bowel, and liver. ATEA'. CATHA*TIc
�.PILLe set redly upon these organs, and are
especially designed to sure the diseases caused
by their derangement, including Constipation,
indigestion, Dyepepela, Headache, Dysen-
tery, and -a host of other ailments, for all of
� which they are a safe, sure, prompt, and pleasant
remedy. The extensive use of these FILt.a by
eminent physicians In regular practice, shows
unmistakably the estimation in which they are
held by the medical profession.
• These PtLLs are compounded of vegetable sub•
stances only, and are absolutely free from calomel
CANNED MEATS or any other injurious ingredient.
Never undertake a long journey with-
out a battle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry in your travelling case,
to guard against sodden attacks of Colic,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Sick Stom-
ach, Sea Sickness, and troubles incident
to change of climate,water, diet, etc. It
is a ready and reliable relief. 2
Ile ',invee s Speedy rare.
From the many remarkable co -ye
wn,aght by using Mcfiregor's Speed
Cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Guist
potion and Affection of the Liver, and
fn.m immense sale of it without any ad-
vertising. we have concluded to place it
extensi :•ly on the market, .., that those
who suffer may have a perfect cure. au
to R. Rhynes' drtg store and get a trial
bottle free, r.r the refuter sire at 60 cent.
and $1. a
No household s4. tt'i be er:asidered
c•mpltte without a bottle of Dr. Van
Ruretes Kidney ('oro is it. the closet.
1t is the only remedy that will positively,
per.nenently and p.ro'mptly cure all forms
of kidney disoasse. !Cold by J. Wilaoa
sit
Sc., that there is ' reliable ern ray fee
kidney tremble. l.a l f the tern •reattached
to these r-oupl•.t it. i,.tyA heel rumored
For this Let all he thankful, and to Dr.
Van Koren s Kidney Cure sward all
pride. for hsvin:; thus te,aoved a hitherto
',moldered fatal 'lions' flow. oar posh
it was never known t.. fail. Aoki h J
Wil.ntt. fine
(JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
CANNED FRUITS
.'.ND
A Sufferer from Headaelte writes i
OF ALL RINDS. "Avsa's PILL, are invaluable to me, and are
my constant companMn. I have been a seven•
sufferer from Reattach., and your dims are the
t CHOICE SELECTION 011. only thing I could look to for relief. One dose
wil gnlealy move my bowel and free my head
from pain. They are the most effective and tea
Groceries
Fresh to me to speak in their praise, and I always do reasiest physic I have ever found. it tea pleasure
e
when occasion offers.
Also a dee assortment of I W. L. PAos of W. L. nage* Bio
Franklin St., Rlohnurn., t a., .tune 3, 16th.
"1 have used A% en's Plum In !timberless Ise
Crockery & Glassware
iN THE I.ATFAT DXSIONd.
Teas a Specialty;
,tsars as reemmn,on'led by you and hay. n?
m"a
known them to fall to aeplisi. avethe desired re-
sult. We constantly keep them on bated at our
Meme, and prize them as a pleasantsafe and
reliable family mediclne. FOR 1) MPIPSIA
theyare Invaluable. .1 T. Hayne."
esta, Texas, .lane 17, flat.
The REV. FRANCIS n. 11A/stows, wr ting from
Atraab, Oa., says: " For some year. past T Mn
hewn subject to eonstimition, from whish, to
--- splte of the use of medicines of various kinds,
I suffered increasing lscougedenee, until ..is.
THE DARhfNO TMI'FF,iA1. ,monthsage 1 Wqs takingAvza'sMut. 1M�
;ave entlrcIJ eareleted tis eeetive baht, aa{
ave vastly improved my general beehb. ,
SEALERS 14471:: 1.it: W;
IN ALL TIM eiw. f eeaction" y. tons and rigor to phewswkol. pa
Tent; a Specialty.
retreat's se
Dr. J. C. Ayer l Co., Lowell, Mese.
Sold by all Drupelets,
see a splendki assnrtsN nt o! 'o1111a, All trepsetemlie tie wnw,Mrftl loose.
GOOD HARVEST MITTS Uri. Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
0'. H. OLD,
THE OROCRR
July fe, 1881
o Childran With !owe tree, s. trim
! M anI serofeless nv ypblhsm.WI"'May be made healthy awd strong by las aro.
n dDERIC'I ' I este y all Dv1ggiets: fpm. sin bottles for 11
s' t': r:• t. rrnr.s or
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AL,:G.• i :}1.1. Etter sir
La lab r,-: /, �i1i, .5'/�i✓tgles
and lytiklet'a u.:.tri-. ,.f t very description.
::i V. Fu..i.uNt A SPECIALTY.
14f .IB order. t.rea p ly attended to.
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ALLAN LINE
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ROYAL MAIL dTEAM0HIP
LIVERPOOL-LtrAn- os stay -menta 10
livery Saturday From Quebec
sseeveter ani !Atlases
SPEED, 1toMFnILT AND SAFETY.
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passengersminiretoleaveOoderfelat
on Thursdays, to connect with steamer
Quebec. use .•..
Prepaid cornmeal. unwed at
rates to persons wishing to brimown -
out from the Old Country.
For 1 iekete and all information. • • to
H. ARMSTRONG,
Ticket Asset
Gd.rfcb.
July 7
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TESTIMONI, S.,
('oilings,tt1. Grit.- The-'rowfoot Bitten 1
look cured me of Kick Iteadache,,after twenty
yearn of suffering without being able to And
relief. Mire, J. loot LIMoe'16.AD.
Chit Watt ,;, (:ht. --The Crow:ootBitters per
feet!) rum! 1,,, of Faitrhe, n. w:thont using
any other me Heine. Mos. JOSEPH LouoHEAp.
81sou slab to art the worth ofy.urttwle)-
tisk your druggist for It.
T111: I-' .1 LL KELP IT.1
May 17th ' 1891
O ACRES FREE!
— IN THE—
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Meuse River Country,
NORTH `DAKOTA,
Tributary to the United States Land Osie
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
ag(TISSAL 1e.1F and 1111. partilbler
mtlkd FREE toaty address bl
11. F. McNALLY,
Gen • hl Travelling Ages'.
IT. P1111, ;ilf&EAPOIIS A •ANITOIA N. N
1.'1.. it eat It. ianale. es
S. SLOANE,
11. u Nu. d a large yuant.ty of
WESTERN CORN
Fcr see w :rgibrtadr sit: Mao • kt of
Canaci e n Corn:
GIVE Il1MACALL
Ceded/A. Marina Don.
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