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The Huron Signal, 1883-09-14, Page 7NM HURON SIGNAL, F ' ID Fun ane Fancy.. Thu udittsr who kicked a poet down stairs sp,loeixed to a primed who had tows in to steal exchaugus to: eying that he ouuldn't help It ; he he 1 :► solo for poetry. A Waterluo infant who had been bad- ly bitten by mosquitoes, happenin.g to ser a lightning -bug one availing, ran to its another declaring that one of the Moil- quitote was lookiu• ter hint with a late tern. A Canadian conte ipurary asks: "Dues Guldwin Sutith"-now stop right there, plea s. Ooldwin wins a great many per- sons, but when you tackle the Smiths [uu've got a large family t•, purehese.- Bostau Ater. He slipped quietly in at the door, but catching swht of an enquiring foes over, }touseholb Hints. l &ta ■ MEar -TL 10 pounds ..f meat, allow one-fourth pound of salt, one ounce of pepper, one-half ounce of of allspice, and if liked, une-pelf ounce of sage. Sorr 51uL.taraa CAas, One cup of molasses, tate cup of butter, oua cup of sugar, one coup of uttlk, two eggs, one teasllounful of saluratus ant four cups of flour. CAMPHOR OINTYaNT. --One tab.aapou:.- ful of brandy, two tablespoonfuls 1.1 beeswax, three tablespoonfuls of sweet oil, one tablespoonful of strong spirits of caluphor. INDIAN BREAD. -One quart of fine Indian utoal, one and one-half pint of wheat flour, throe piuts of milk, four eggs. two good teaspoonfuls of baking the stair -rail, said : "Sorry so late, buy powder, one•fourth pound of butter. dear; couldn't get a car before." "So Critter Beer. -Four gallons of wet.;r, the oars were full, Moo 1 said the lady, six pounds of salt, four ounces of su,.ir and further remarks were unnecessary. and two ounces of seltpute •. Coat up the "Wbst is that you are wearing 1" ask- meat, .over with a weak brine an 1 let ed Farmer John of his Lair city boarder. stand 21 hours before covering ware the "Oh ! that is my red Jersey." "All above. right," was the reply, "but don't v.. near Yna o -u CAE& -Four Webb:erfuls of my brown Jersey over in that fleld,unless flour, two and a half tumhlerfulls of you are 'J"o d at climbing trees.' white sug a one tuwblerful of milk, one - The sleeker ker wh'. t.:luded to his candi- half tuniblerful of butter, three eggs, date as "a war horse that snuffed the ju ce of a lemon and two tablespoonfuls battle from afar," climbed up to the of bakiur powder. coplptatihnu room with a club after read- (iRCtt/ \1'Argaa. -Warm a .1 t inter of ing it iu the paper as "the wall boss :1 prated .•f batter without ..die! it ; that snatchuI the bottle from a bar.' work int, it tire eggs, one at a time, "Well,"said a jaunty sou-in-law,l. ung- thea odd a pewter of a pound of pow ung iu from the office a ith his fathers dared sugar, quarter of a pound of sift - mail, "you've got a postal here from ma, ed flour, and a teaspoonful of gneind and she says she met a cyclone." "Pity cinnamon, mixing all these ingredients the cyclone," was the old gentleman's to a smooth paste. crusty reply, as he jabbed his pen luta ULu it.t(HELnR'a CAKE. -One pound tke inkstand. of tour. half p •und of sugar, quarter of Minnie Palmer burst into tears because s pound of butter, four wineglasses of the Edinburgh students insisted on juin- milk, half pound of Sultana raisins, ing, in her songs when see sung them on (garter of a pound of currants, the same the stage. No wonder. The 11.itrkeye of candied peal, quarter of a nutmeg. nun believes it would make anybody cry two teaaptraafnl of 'ground ginger, one to hear a party of Scotch students sing a of ciuu:seam, a.t.l one of o.rbunate of funny song. stud*. Mix the ingredienta thoroughly A lawyer once- said to a •couutryrnan mid bake In eitdsratte even for one hour in a amuck -frock, who was undergoing and a hall. an examination in the witness -box :- Cra:.SD 1VAttTLaa (SwsZT).-43ix eggs, "You in the smock -frock. how much are one pint of flour, two ounces of melted you paid fur telling untruth+ " "Lew butter, tend :mil one -hal cups of powder - than e..11 are, ' was the reply. '•,r you sal 50t:,r. ouu o•.p •.1 milk,, wtu teaspoon- wou a iu a swt.ck-freek to.,. "Atte. '•.end shooting eon your Lulu r" asked a !i Inter to *,farmer, "Splendid" replie 1 the agriculturist. "There's a dive -well man down in the clover tnes- dow, a cloth peddler at the house, a can- didate out in the barn, and two tramps down in the stockyard. Climb right over the fence, young mats, load both barrel* and sail in. • Pianos to right of us. Pianos to left of tls. Pianos In front of us. Hanle and thunder. Ours not to reason why. Ottrs but to list or die, Ours not to intake reply. Lout we might blunder O's. for a moment's peace. Oh, for a sweet release. Ok, will they never erase. Sadly we wonder. rocas of 1Wlisaom. Better alone than in had company. ful of '.ntia-es. Beat whiles and yolks separately .gad very ati8; rub the butter and sneer to:petite and work in llrat the yolks, then the milk, then the tour and whites. flake a well -buttered wafer on waffle imps very quickly, Illuwnint at little as possiiele. R..Il the whole h of upon a so..aoth round stick not lar_er than your four finger, slipping it oat carefully *heti the cake takes the right shape. An acceptable addition to the ten -table. Ant]. looks well among fancy Calces ui a basket. FAWN' Tee CAKES. -Sift one pound of flour on the p:utry-board„ make a hol- low in the centre, put in half a pound of powdered sugar, half a teaspoonful .1 lemon essence, fico ounces of butter,. half a tablespo.onfal of sett and mix to a•soft ainnottt paste, a.ldine the yolks of three eggs and one gill of cream, after . .I the butter has been thoroughly snmr- purated with the other Ingredients. When well mixed, let the •paste stead for one hour then roll it out a quarter of All days are good to good men. an latch thinfancy cntters, put the little k, cut it iu various small Cheerfulness is the suushinu of the shape, with' C heart. cakes on a buttered baking put, brush thew over with a beaten egg, strew on Tha-sks-living is the best thantsgiv- the tops Bowe chopped citron, raisins or blanched almonds. Bake in moderate oven until a lil'ht brown and cool on a sieve. CINNAwo, Ctta.-Cut up half a pound of fresh butter. and warm it till twit in half a pint of rich.: milk. Sift a Pound of fine flour into a broad pan, makes hole in the centre and pour into it the milk and butter•, having stirred them;well to;,et Iver. Then gradually add a large quarter of a -pound of powdered edger and a heaping teaspoonful of pow- dered cinnamon. Beat three eggs very smooth and thick and stir then( in, also a winee•lass and a half of brewer's yeast, ing. It is easier losing than finding a friend. To many words tete best reply is si- leece. You cannot Its vet wo mornings in the same day. !iA good Hama is better than a girdle of gold. A pennyweight of love is butter than a ton of law. Pride went out ..n hurseback,but came back on foot. Search others ter their virtues -thy- self for thy vices. or two glasses"uf fresh baker's yeast. A failure in a o(d cause is better than Then mix (having sprinkled some over a triumph iu a bud one. the tope all the flour into the hole in the centre, so as to make a Aoft dough. Fame is sometimes the voice of the When all is well mixed cover it and set wise and sometimes the cackling of geese. it to rise in it round, straight -sided tin Habit is a cable -we weave a thread of pan. Place it neer the tire, and when it every day, and at last we cannot break quite light niid cracLed all over the stir - it. face, flour your paste board well and place the loaf ,eon it, and having pre- pared in a pint bowl a stiff mixture of ground cinnamon, fresh butter and brown sugar beaten together so as to stand alone, make numerous deep, cuts or incisions all over the surface on the sides and top of the cake, till them with the cinnamon mixture, and pinch togeth- er so as to keep the seasoning from coming out. Glaze it all over with beat- en white of egg a little sweetened. Then return the loaf to the pan and bake in moderate oven until thorough - Laziness grows on people. It begins ly dune. When cool, cut it down in in cobwebs and ends in iron chains. slices like a pound cake. The more a man has to do the more he is able to accomplish, for he learns to econ- omise his time. Circumstances are like skeins of silk or thread ; to make the most of thein we must take then* by the right end. He that has tasted tho bitterness of sin will fear to commit it ; he that has tasted the sweets of mercy will fear to offend it. "I never complained of my condition but once," said an old man, "when my feet were bare, and I had no money to buy ahem; lout I met a man without feet, and became contented.. Actions are holy and good ; they at- tend the heart when it returns to its Creator, and they shine back upon the earth beneath. It may be that At the grave among' the dead we, like John, can mark best the value of an active life. krass's /paid Llghlalas. Cures Toothache and Neuralgia quick as flash, re'ieves any pain instantly, the rheapeat and quickest Application known. Why suffer with Toothache, Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Scia- tica, Sore Throat or Acute Pains of any kind when you can go to Geo. Rhynas drug store and get a perfect and instan- tenseas cure for 25 cet.ts. Ask for Kram's Flnid Lightning. b Perfect, Positive and Plesmenent are the cures effected by Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure. Relief in all case•. of Kid- ney Disease is obtained after a few doses. See that your Druggist giveseu Dr Van Buren's 11ide y Care. Sold bp .1. Wilson fioderich ffte LADY It■a0TiPtula--Madan(, gnu can. not make fair akin, ray cheek., and sparkling eyes with all the e'rmettes of France, or beautifiers o! the world, while in poor health. and nothing will give you such rich bkxsd,good health,strength and twenty as Bop Bitters A trial is certain proof. _11 "Why should amen whale blt'.a Is warm withal Sit ke hie grandsire cut in alabaster i,' Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin. When "CntoALsat*RxwRwaR willmake grow th.. faster. For sale by J. Wil - an 2m One of nue hest citizens•wnuld say to the }public that he has tried Hall's Ca- tarrh Cure, and it is all that is claimed for it. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Geo. Rhynas, s ole agent for Gode- rich. 3to : Says Dryden "She knows her man, and when you rant and swear. Can draw you to her with a single hair." But it must bo beantiful hair to have touch power ; and beautiful hair can be ensured by the use of CitmALEaR HAIR RRNRWRR. Bold at 50 eta. ny J. Wilson 2m s•rleelod and Cored A hensehold remedy that will cure Rheumatism and like ailments, such as Sciatica, Sprains, iaante Back, &e., has long been needed, and an it has been famed in Dr. Dow's Atwlean Oil Lint men t W. A. Vvterean,Greeewootl,Ont. writes of it as follows : "1 have been a greet sufferer from rheumatism, and the pain being se severe that i muld not rest at night. Finally 1 became crippled hs both knees, when 1 tried Dr. Dow'* Sturgeon (hl Liniment and was cured by it." 2 Fashion's fancies. Tasteful curtains fur the sitting -room windows are wade of drab anomie cloth. Put thew up ettha centime and its the. usual way ; then, where they pact, fit in a piece of the cloth oil which a pretty getup of &weirs is embroidered in Ken- •tc (ten stitch ; the edges utay be trim- med with fringe or with lace cr cheted ..1 linen thre,' Tie the draped fart u1 the curtains loick with uarrow bands of Me ate cL.tb, oil which is a tine matching the baatuet on the curtains. Plush applique is very baudsome,doue either inn cloth,velvet or plush, lila which latter material it has the effect of mosaic. Autnui leaves cut tram red and uld geld plush in various shades, are especially beautiful. The leaves may belied already cut, but the leu expensive plan is to buy the plush (an eighth of a yard of each shade) and cut thein Tout for yourselt. Tee button hole stitch ou the edges, and the veining for the loaves may be done either with silk or with gold thread, the elk being more natural in its effect ; the gold thread richer and more fashionable. The pattern for the leaves is easily ob- tainable from • ustural leaf, oak or ivy being preferable for green leaves, maple for the autwnu foliage. Simply iniraculous is .11 I can say of the effect of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure in my case. An elderly lady writes this from Anttgouish, N. S., who had suffered from pairs iii the back for twenty years. Bold by J. Willem Gode= rich. 2m The Muse kee Ting en leeerd l• K ac's Fluid Lightning for Neuralgia Headache, Toothedie, lit.: It duos not blister or discolor the. akin ; require bat one application to huot•h all p:un magic- ally without using auy greasy liniment or carrying your head in a poultlou fur weeks. Try a 25 cent bottle from Geo. Rhy'o.s, .riteeist. b Social; is balievin4. ltoa . the testi mutiials in the pamphlet lit: Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cute. thou buy a Isoele said relieve yoters.t'f..f all tilt*,• diNtr *s- in; Laine. \'••',r 1).tt;Y,u eat ort! you til about it. •+'•!ill s.yJ t`teil ..tl i aIo ielr 2i* • 141 the biuters' et es iitidee nu erepa ranee lets rmasseud meet u tivatsal we..- w •udetiou for the sllevuatiun it ut.rdr, uud the penis meet cure it effects is kid - owe diseases. ;is ler Vii Boren's Caney Cure. Its action in these distreaasltg o7.utplaint. is %iwepl)? wo.dderful. Scold by J. Wilenn. 2in CINGALLYE. - A name well k'iown in ouuection with the Hair Renewer,which eatores grey heir to its natural enter by few weeks use. geld at 50 cents per bottle by James Wilson. 2in An Oasis in the desert is ne 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 permanent cure. Sold by J. Wilson Grederich. 2m As the tr eta et winter vanish under the caloric influence of the sun's rags, so does Bright's Diseese, Drupay, stun - in the Kidneys and Bladder, anti Imam; mation of the Kidneys, leave the body upon the administration of Dr. Van Bu ren's Kidney Cure. Sold by J. Wilson Te the neatest Prwtosema. Salt alt whom 1n .ay Tree. Plusphatine, or Necre'haute a noes phate Element bled upon Scientific Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin, M. D. of Boston, ?if is. , cures Pulmon- ary Cousumption, Sick Headache, Ner- vous Attacks, Vertigo, and Neuralgia and all wasting diseas.ta of the human system. Phosphatine is net a Medecine, bus a Nutriment, became it contains no Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates, Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but sirup: ly the Phosphatic and Cedric Elements found in our daily food. A single bottle is sufficiont to convince. All Druggists sell it. $1 00 per bottle. Lownite & Co., solo agents for the Dominion, 55 Front Street East Toronto tlatttle.'s Armlet* Halve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily curo Burns, Bruises,Cuts,,Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all Skin Eruptions, guatauteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. •25c. per box. For ale by .1. \Wilrn. ly. few Lire lir Vaaetbns Weakened by DI. e.a.e. Debility lad DUslpttloa. The Great German Invigorator is the only specific for impotency, nervous de- bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness, pain in the back or sides, no matter hew shattered the system may be from ex- cesses of any kind, the Great German Remedy will restore the lust functions and secure health and happiness. $1.10 per box, six boxes for $5.00. Sold by all druggists. Sent on receipt of price, postage paid, by F .1. Cheney, Toledo, Ohio, sole rgmnt for United Stelae. Cir- culars and testimonials sent free. Sold by Geo. Rnynas, sole 'went for Gode- rich. 3m : ?sMiolllue Rules. GRAM) TRUNK a APT. Paas. Xxp's. M.x'd. Mix'd Goderich.Lv.S.LSam 12.40 poi 3.00pm 7.40 ars Seaforth Art 1.3a4.11 9 Mt Stratfor'ri,Ar.7.% 240 le 11.40 wear. Pass. Rip's Mix'd. Mis'd Stratfom).i.r12.Mpm 7.3Opni .%LAwm 1.41pm Seaforth.Ar.i2.M1 A.42 800 4.40 GoderichAr. 1.1e 030 9.41 7.15 STACK LINKS. Lneknew Sty. tdallylarr. wiaseeett n .. dap Rennie/sr " (Wednesday Sad Saturday lAr.11110am.DMJI.a week , lade M _Wpm by tis la d',stricter. Dant Itattas sew lle- t,•r. the t•,1MIr. Capital not nerd - ••.1. We will start von Monwo- men. hese and gltl• wanted .very where to work for ns Nan Is Ills lime You can work in Spare timeor rive ,o.ar whole time tote bq. is.a 1:o hyaline= hualinwill pay yen ntwdy so well. Mn e eras fail to maks rowan Pay, by ta ensag15g at once. Cutely outfit end townie free Money roaU fast. casuy, end honorably Address Tara it Co.. AoR11.ta. MaAr. Well Newa•ded. A littoral reward will be plaid to any party who will pnoluee a case of Liver, Utley or Stomach complaint th;u Klee - trio hitters will not ,;.eu.11ly cure. Bring thew alutiN, it will roar you nothing ted the tn:ldiclne if it toile to cure, and you wilt be well reworded fur your tr,ublu besides. All Blond diseases, ltilioas- MY, Jaundice, Cousti1aiuu, and gene - 1 rel debility are quickly cured. eittisfac• t tint :lir rantetd lir uu,uey ret meted Pro. ,nl y fifty cents per bottle. For \Nilson. [5] t A Dle.al.g to all nark Iasi. 10 these times whet. our neaspapers arc do.ded with patent uudteiue sclver- tisementa, it is gratifying to know what to procure that will certainly cure you If you are bilit(lus, blood out of order, liver inactive, or : eueral debilitated, there is uothiug in the world that will cure you uo quickly as Electric Bitters. They are a blessing to all mankind, and tan be had for only fifty cents a bottle of James Wilson. [2:1 Thousands bear witness to the tiosi- tive cttretive powers of the GaiAr GER:- MAN EarMAN INVIGORATOR, the wily remedy that has proved itself a specific for general debility, seminal weakness, impotency, etc., and all diseases that arise from eelf- abuse or overtaxed brain, finale) ending in consumption, i.iitnity and a ptetna- ture grave Sall by till druggists, .i will be sent free on receipt . f $1.110 per tux, lir six luxes for $5, Address F. J, CH■Nltl', Toledo, Ohio, lame _gent fir the United Stater. Send for eircelar and 1e t menials et genuine cures Geo. Ithyu•a►, Go`lecioh. 3111 Banking. BANK Ur MONTREAL. C.I Pi1'A - - - 01f,000,OJ0, SURPLUS. - - - • Notte.000. Goderich Branch. D. GLAN"Y - - • .- - 3L.:rt.,o , %!lowro enema on deposits. Crafle. tote. of uresln and circular nut,. ....ma. pa%tt1, to all porta MMus world. 173I. ARADI AN BANK OF COMME1:c1t Paul tap Capital, $6,000,000. .Rest, - - 81,400,000. President - itteX. /F'.Y J7edldSTER General Manager, _ 11'. h. .G.114011./ Goderich Branch. A. M. ROSS, - - - - Mexat.Ck. Interest allowed on deposits Drafts on a the principal Towns and CUT... in Canada ¢rest Britain and the United States. bough and sold. A4c.ir w+10 Fariu••r-, "tee. eat, tort more cu•:ur.rre, w.I L,u ..,urtgace. V 1 3 • GUERICH BOILER WORKS. Chrystal & flack. TO 511L: tlEN an 13_ILr WELL MEN New DOil.klt.: and hAALIT PANS manufa• t tre'1:,n . i.,rtest notice. All kinds of Rut air.(. executed under the penogal snporvia!un of 1!:e Proprietors wed ane Prig! 2l P.O. 13..i 106 $600.00 Reward. We will i,ay the ah ora -rwar.l fur any tate of Liver C.omelette. I)ysp•pai t S:ck Ileadaehe. Indigestion, Constlpic mu et. (.etse,tut e we cannot enre with We -:'s Vegetatde Liter when the directions are s+ nett :. ani pl led with. They are pu cly Ve_,t •rahle. owl n :. r fall to. give et, ia action. HumC,,atcd 1...r. i• Flux^a. confetti ny 34 Pik YS c.rnte. For • by all Drugg wM. 11•:ware of counterfeit. •t, •1 :)ll:' Mono. The Rennin.. manufacture'. oily tic JOHN C. WEST a CO.. "('be I'M `.fakers.' 81 and 81 King St. East. Toronto. Out. 1-rrl teal package sent by mat prepaid 02 re. elp' of a 3 ren; !tamp. F•,r sale s1 1: tL+4O. S tlfCC .TOPE. Ilealth is Wealth! DR. E. C. WfluT'a NgitvE AND BRAIN TREAT Mawr, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dix *inose, Convulsions, bite, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervouttss Prostration caused bp1he use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakcfulne.st Men- tal Iteprosslon, Softening of the Brain. result ing to Insanity and leading to miser', decay and death, Premature ((Id Age, Barrenness. boss of Power In either se x, Involuntary ieosses and Sprrmatorrhrra, caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over -indulgence. One box .vlll cure recent canes. Fath box con- tains one month's treatment. One dollars box, or six boxes for five dollars ; sent by mall pre paid ow rooelp of price. We guarantee sex buxea to cure any cue. With each order re- ceived by na for six boles, ace lauded with Ave dollar*, we will "end the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the money if 111. treat:neu,t don not rfreet a cure. Guarantees la.aet1 only by J lean WIL*YN. sole author• teed agent fn1'Gslerieh. tint. JOHN l' WEST sale proprietors. Toronto Ont. -Thonaandwfrneer aro annnellf robbed of their'- ietems. liven prolonged. happiness' and health restored hr ter nor of the great GERMAN INVIGORATOR. chi. -h pealhl.Iy and perntanent y (urea Du- res..sy tessad by excesses of any kind,( M.s1.1 gMMtaaas, and all diseases that fol. low as a liequesee of nape Abuse as Inas of en ern. Itis. .t memory. oetterswl I*.altnde. pals iw the hark, dinner et . itempr.rna- tare cid are. and many other dis.ea.. that Wad to Insanity or ennsnmpttun amt a pro.n.a- turr scare. Bes.d for circulate with reefImmntats free by m�all The t*5leee IT*, le sold et $1 per box, or Ms boxes for $5, by all druggists, or will he sent free my nal(..•.cnrrll .eale4, on ve.etpt of price. b1 soldrea*ing F. J. CHENEY. droners,. 187 fawn.mlt fat. Toledo. Okin Ode. Rntw AO, iflole Agent tar GNerteb A CURE OUARA$?:L MA1 NETICNIEDICI N; 1. TIIAit i.:....,:l.ciaf ,rpt _•aa- . . u,.a l BRAIN &NERVE FOC? L,r e11 and seals, Male and Yeah& \'.watt v1) curet Ner% out:. r.s in all Gs stare* \fuck Memory,toga .lf tftvin Poorer, Sr-rwal Proalrution, %ipA1 Stomata, S,per.satorrisa, Lrtatr,r-Ape, Itu.Trwseaa, Sentinel Weakness U ad tit sacral Lou of Power. It repairs .%rrrous Neale, 1frJ. rewales the Jaded b.etel- Let, at.retdArne tMj 11gfeebled thein, and Ile- afur..r..rrpprui,iii ear uta( the F:r- Mau .A • (4ae,itire Grp*...... 11'tth each or. der for relit -Yr; peekegra .rt•..n.paaied with tive dull+rs, we will send our Written nue:- 31(.11 uer- anto "Ida A rho u oneyy, if the t at meat doenut t a cure. U is the l'bea tabs Meet Alerllelne la the market. Lat'Fuil particulate an our pautp',le . u Well we desire to marl free to any address. Mark's Magnetic Mrdlwlae ie wild by 1 true - el 5•.. .0per box. or I9 boxes for Pi. or w,h b, (tailed free of postage, on receipt of the M'addrc leAtY's IIA07! 4'Itulwor, careen Sud in floderleh, by JAvr.% N'tLl44011. alaJ all Dr tswls.s yen where 1102.1t DTHE CREATIS Blood 0 A q `. Y D� ,.esst Yfl»P:,3 ,.SISI and l a:.l . HQand ' . ; S :res. � `+too' CAlITlON. Ask tri•.•• ere, C't c ' nine's Sarsap.^-riila.r"- take • n:E1er in Its place. If year Dr,_ els: has none In rook, re'. hl-.: ca send for It. rttritiQr w1I.L u 'ol'ow;r.�, oh.easrc Mitre nant:Itm, by phi Sit', halt I.Ireuw. sears 3 and E1 ='T D:=:As s. I L. 1 :t1..E, ONE rt'rry Nevis* tea A' : Selt ;air . • INOORPOYAr1 DA... . 1871. TV: N*II1TON PArVIFE4T LOAN =3CI! TYI CAPITAL HCP D UFFICK, H •(MILTON, ONT. Intending borrow,rs will col sul : th eir est In tateste b, examining the advautaxuuus •rte, oAbrs-' �' this 2' •^k -ty, bt (e.•' going ..;e - where. Po: n acs ill interest, total tables and : u-ther µarticulare, apply to el1MUEL POLLOCK, Agent, ('nuc icb Gone -rich. May 17th, 1883. 1891 cut 1 NM) RA NCE CARD BRITISI Abd. Co'Y, TOSONTO- ISewbllshe lees PHt NIXINS.CO'Y,ofU Establish(: HARTKOlttl INS. Cu•Y, "1 HANTP' t r . Coon - Este C:shed 1810. Risks taken 2...he above newt elms l:n'ras at the lancet rates by 110RAC.2: HOB N. The unclenitypied 1+ also GppNr•iii r tartar (' 'Nt IIA 1'117 LO.t!:evuLA%', k- t'o'y T To. Money to Loan on first-class security. em 7 to 8 pt•r fent.- Charges u oderatc. HORACE HORTON. I oo.ter'll Stpt. 10. 1*80. 11 11 1..t, atebis t. ,bafnrtx.eeitsyQ ey._Sddff Ind aro • aomnnethiavng bm1mtytoa14 o ngsaYaht �: time. $86a week inr our own tot. a ;3 outfit free, No risk. Ever. thine nc.v. Capila! nut romp -d. We alit furnish, you everytl In'. Many arc u•akh'g f••r:unc. Ladies make as much as men, anti lar) a and girl" make great pay. Howler. if yin want. betimes, at which you tars make t rent pay all the time. write for particulars to ILL LIALLSTT term.. Portlan;, Main flrady'u Spe iu� ru, i:lIl�t TRADE !1.1RKTn1:D1: Y: (.I:t:Aa.tTW- rIasi MARK M\DLaell fit ,- failile: tee 11:%"1; " `.*.eil1dl -I,ta.'tor- I en u.p..: d.4.y, une! ail ,• Ake' t..at fu''r ..se.I : -. Weil 0" 4. then,, •:.►.Ir 6sh(R TAMS, i:51,... . • sw 1 r u i1ca err. 1',I,:.:: , . „ �sul- in.•.0 a Ra.k. 1' r ','i•.on. . .• t .... e, 5144 11.111» i o lac* . tier ur.,.t•.nn,., rrvl► Y•n11 1• •.. It,'., i. -u slur L M :re re by Or. 't)e• Yt«, ,-.+ , -re .2:';'..- -. ,)''1pe int -,..r. -r Ns r .� 'Ire lit 1 , :.. aril . i I.1 ii,C. CO.t ,, .Oka, , ... 1'. I. by Jas. 1 *j1TT7r E o:t1t t t 16, 1. r +3 Nei' u .rt me a & n,. 11,t.o t.,,. r:aw rc.t,a'. •,e 1171).. {1': elecae u. a itun Na aloe. la0 i. tr,y+ c d girt, to WWI 11 •.an loaldleo .51)tn• tat. .e• at tg•:1) from the fiat s nr. 'l e I e ray more ll...... . ,.12.51. old.( 0 • twos, s.• •oath furni.i.ed fir Cor "'11:".. full.: , utaLc un: Ley I 1 •': getter }our ulnae (lie to 11 N . your .pare eine nit. Full to - Iall tlmtiap •lat)sent it•• .,t1OY'd• Co. 1 ort hind. Jlo;ne `-:1 haMjaw��;.. ere -'fit.,. • •N�r .rptge at re". • r • 1.- t • ro- will • Ex- .. • • . ii IEFOWLEn dOLERA CHOLERA INFANTU°vl O/ARRH(ER, AND ALLSUMMER COMFLAINU SOLD BYALI. %lr4, f -HS • J:l'e. a.I: a ins WORM rO7.1/DR Are pion -1. n: t 1.,. i e t.t..ia their, en Purgative. is n ar.!e, n:rc, en i tree 'sag d..trorrr ••1 worms In C1 il4r: a e Adult& AGENTS 1i R .y>y+ itff`t' rs:;ef ,r etc ••^ .t-, ..• rir I: lel retan''t HALL'S ICimemminmeenet e reeesit a LAT.RRH I'IJEE tib �a0 5asot - 'sl IteeonruenJt:J by i't!Melonl. C tri N's - Catarrh of the Ili* 1! ,ashy- tvonrc ant ifirso tltlal ''ltarh of the tar. Lys oe hrnatt, It Is tear INfEPNALIY, ami sett IRECTLY ,,;es titBlood and Mucous Surface of th, rystem• It Is the be 't Blood Peri:,or It th. WORLD, and le w.,rth All Mat Is charged for it. for THAT atone. 'elf rd ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH e 1 4 TI.'A• %KART S I 00 W. his: t:y :0512 Q� i Iw Ct•. : w,a tet Cart .7, . /J0 sus r..att�e.s .....4 t AST), Ont., Jlareb 21, lay tLtl,:.rs .•• - woo trou::.e 1 w:ch stare& for two year., "lid Was -:e'ry nNinh bow 411$sd bl Un. us"of"Hr.l's t.-.'.t.u1 ..urs' aha N sow about :.brei. W. T. HOt111s, Wriaa,DD,, On•., 1f::r'b?7, Irl!2. 1 hers used " Hah'a'Catan •i Cum," •h.l Ada. Ina from the goal nasalis I derived iron --•e bottle. believe 11 *'11 emm 'eta most stubborn ass. of Cwtarrl . t. eaa be rnnttanw4 for a reasonable length of time. W. A. BELLEX'. WrLLAnn Ont. March In eaa. t. J. C.essT t Co.. Toledo, O. newt. -Haus wild Hall's Casirrh Cur« far the Iasi lest. and It gives entire SsSlsfaetica. Y.'urs trot H. W. HOi1:loN, Draggles. Hall's Car.arrh Cure '• M by all Wholesl. and RMall Dr.. .Ip sad Dealers In Path ,t K-Ilelass 1s us. cattail ttail !sass. out Canada. 1 i1CI. 1 COMB a Bottle. $8,00 a ./s The rally pant.. Wall's Catarrh Cur.. Is man- ufactured by F. J. CRRNEY a 00. Tondo, O. 1 .■mewl,+ ot Lala. .. Bottled fir obs (loiarti trader by H. W. HOBSON, Welland. tTeatl•d. Hsr Pay. l.irbtd. Ont. 1%'er0t Constant eta -0, ymer or Capital Mani Janke l.aa 4 • -n 'real (Jneb.e• 17E01.(i$ 11.11', '