The Huron Signal, 1883-11-23, Page 2THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIAY, NOV. =3, 16b3.
HONOLIJLU.
A Pleasant Visit to the Sand-
wich Islands.
Tate rads. eel ea paelle---tlea•slehkeu—.
Th. liawallap Islands..-tleaatlfal news.
e ► nee Oily --luau ansselw•ne
•aewr••-A Sallee flatten..Gep•
r.sy•The v.lcagt....ef for Auckland.
The traveler knocking about, seeing
new and strange sigbtsevery day,will find
none more interestingor touching than
thou connected with te departdre of an
Australian ateatner, leaving 'Filmes) once
a month on its voyage of over seven
thousand mama Hundreds have come
to the wharf to bid their outward -bound
friends, in many cases, a last farewell,
and as the steamer is slowly backed
away from her mooring many sorrowful,
sobbing "good byes- are exchanged, and
good wishes expressed, amidst s sea of
waving handkerchiefs and sad faces Our
vessel is turned in the right direction,
the signal gun is firea, and away we
steam on a four weeks voyage. As we
pus out of the bay we have a good op-
portunity of observing s beautiful and
rare combination of city, island, moun-
tain and plain.
THE. "GOLDEN
proper is a strait about five miles in
length and neatly a toile wide, and
strongly fprtified along the whole length
of the passage. On the left are Goat
and Angel islands, both military re-
serves ; in the rear is the city of Oak-
land and other suburbs, with a range rf
mountains in the background. To the
south we have a grand view of the bay.
a sheet of water large enough to float
the navies of the whole world ; and in
whatever direction we look we seem to
be shut in by mountains. As the faint
outline of Columbia's shores disappeared
from sight, there came up before us the
unhappy realization of where we were and
how we felt. We hail never been mere
than thirtp.or forty rui!ea (rein A "caw's
tail." In fact our experience en the
water had only covered a trip from
Goderich to an opp..situ port, and from
Milwaukee to Chicago, both of which
were attended with the inevitable me/
(le Deere. Soon we might have been seen
attentively
GAZING INTO THE SEA
in a staring, expectant attitude, or bend-
ing affectionately over the ship's railing
bestowing the burthen of our troubles
on the not very placid bosom of the wat-
ery waste,while all around us were -others
giving vent to their pent up feelings by
piteous lamentations and sighs too sacred
to be paraded beater) the public. \Ve
have read somewhere that sickness is the
mother of modesty, serving to keep us
in mind cf our mortality, and while we
drive on heedlessly in the full career of
pomp, and jollity she kindly' pulls us up
by the ear to bring us to a proper sense
of our duty. We can fully bear out the
assertion that It puts us in mind of our
mortality, for we were tempted At sun-
dry times as far as practicable to do as
the geed ratan in the sy^ipture did, who
laid flown
r' nwe ♦ J1•eteen TREE
and cried, "It is enough,let me not lire:
but there was no junitier tree handy,
and we found tett our prayers at that
particular time were tett answered, se it lege ; tdthe west a plain dotted with
was all an empty deiusive mockefy and sugar plantations, to the east Diamond
priately styled the 'Pinhead Kis jdem,'
fur the entire area of
THa MULTI' tet
would furl: a square who'll side would
be but seventy -live miles in length,
Thew islands are of volesaie origin, the
highest mountain peak rising nearly three
miles above the level of the ocean, and
they all posses the characteristics of the
tropical groups --charming scenery and
perfection of climate. Honolulu, or
Oahu island, is the capital of the king-
dom, the residence of his majesty, and
the commercial tnetrop.,lis of the Haw-
aiian group. It is se situated that the
trade between China and America, and
Australia and America passes thruuJh
her harbor, giving the city an advantage
that many places of greater pretensions
cannot lu,abt. Tate population is nearly
twenty thousand, 'lekut env fourth for-
eigners. The public buildings and prin-
cipal business places are built of coral
stone or brick, and in size and appear-
ance will compare fev..rably with those
of any city of its size on the continent.
The streets are well
P.tVED-WITH . ,/t %I. .AN:, nate:: Ltt-A,
are well kept •nd swu,.t:1, and away ti ort
the business centre are shady an 1 int It•
fug. Trues, ei c,.uutleat v.rie'ies th,
we hal never seen before, the beauties
of whose felialo, flowers and fruit was a
constant source of attraction, and the
.TIWlin MisidONAkY,
or toiled Chinaman, evinced by their
fathers but a few yeses ago. Nor could
our iasgin tion lead us to believe that
these silnp inoffensive people, now jost-
ling one another in that all•impt tent
worldly purau ts t, w . -getting, are pr•-
bly the chi ren of those who ici-
ted in the murder of the great airmen-
vigatnr and discoverer, Capttlin Cook,
quickly have they taken up civiliza-
tion.ut under the wretched afllictieu
of a ki of leprosy, and the evils intr.-
duced civilization, they are rapidly
dying off, and if they decrease with the
same rapidity as has marked the last
twenty yearn, fifty years from now the
Sandwich Islanders will be a potpie of
the part. The poor unfortunates
.tFFECTo;D WITH LEPROSY
are separated from their more favored
fullew-beings, secluded in a distant part
of one of the islands, and kept at the
public expense. They are said to be
tolerably contented, live well, and their
spiritual wants are ministered to by s
devout priest who cut himself away frein
the outer -world and voluntarily entered
into a never-ending quarantine, sacri•
ficed all but life to contribute to the
I goad of a few hundred pestilent exiles.
So doubt he believes in the dnatrine 'A
man's true wealth hereafter, is the good
he does in this world to his fellow -men.'
neat gardens with their ahruhbt ry and THE PRODCI're OF THE it LANee
pretty flower beds filling the air with I are principally sugar cane, roe, tobacc°
sweet perfume, trade our ratuu!e through and the trof tall fruits. The yield of
the outskirts of the city most enjoyable.
The cocoanut palm, the bread fruit, the
'native apple and the kukui o'r candlenut
tree, are indigenous to the country ; the
cncalyptus of Australia, pine, bamboo,
mango, fig, date, spice, banare, palm and
many others have been introduced from
foreien lauds,and grow here luxuriously.
Ile flora of nearly every country in the
world is met with In this little conserva-
tory, and a very noticable feature is the
countless varieties of brilliantly colored
creepers, almost hiding from sight same
of the native cottages. After a walk
through the grounds surrounding the
king s new palace, and a visit to the par-
liament buildings, we determined to try
T11E ASCENT OF THE 'DUTCH IWL,'
an extinct volcano at the rear of the lawn.
It is about six or eight hundred feet in
l.eiglit, which occasioned considerable
putting and blowing to reach the summit,
and coupling with that the fact that we
were nut just at that particular epoch of
our humble existence in the best physi-
cal state of body, not yet having regained
. ur land equilibrium, rcr rezutcred from
the effects of our sea -sickness, and with
a scorching sun beating down on us,
climbing, mountains was not the most
pleasing undertaking. But what with
hands and knees, creeping and walking},
sugar is large, in some localities as [such
as 8,000 pounds per acre. Ria terns
out annually about 2,000 Ilia, to the
acre, and tobacco is extensively cultivat-
ed by the natives, but not exported ow-
ing to a lack of knowledge in the proper
mode of curing. Tropical fruits flour-
ish, such as pine -apples, guava, banana,
orange, mango, tamarind, citron, &c.,
but our more northern fruits, such as
applea,cherries and pears,are out of their
latitude. On the island 0f Hawaii, the
largest in the group, is the active vol-
cano of Kilaueau (keel -a. . The crater
is nine miles in circumference and cov-
ers an area ..f six square miles, and..i::
the centre is a continual
SEETHING CALDRON col ar . LTEN LAVA
We were not permitted to view this lit-
tle ventilator owing to limited tie -mama
the stories we have heard about it'suuaek
so much of sulphur, brimstone, and
their associations that we concluded the
farther from it the bettor. Philoso-
phers have tried to prove that the plea-
sure and happiness we enjoy are in us
and tact in the objects offered for our
amusements. Well, our thoughts on the
question are only superficial, but we
know when
THE TIME CAME TO RE EMBARK
and the encouraging voice of cur coni- Honolulu and its beautiful surroundings
panion—a 'brew' 'lcotchman, who had afforded ua no :.n oto pleaure. Wger
spent many a day climbing the rugee9 the attractions of the island hadd grown
heights of his native highlands, and who beautifully less in a very short space of
like the mouhtain heat, seemed quite at time, or whether the dark forebxlines
home on a mountain side—we managed of another seasickness settled over us
to reach the summit, and were then and snuffed out all feelings of pleasure
and happiness, we are not prepared to
FULLY REPAID FOR OUR T011, ay ; but we are rather inclined to agree
This position commands the whole with the saying, "this world is what es
panorama below. Weariness is forgot-. make it," except in a case of seasickness,
ten ; language fails ; we are spell -bound. when it makes of ua what it wishes.
A clear atmosphere, a sky cloudless and Having secured a collection of pictures
'deeply, darkly, beautifully, blue,' at and other souvenirs of our short visit,
our feet the sintoth calm ocean stretch- we embarked and shaped our course for
Mg upward till it meets the horizon on Auckland, a distance oF, nearly 4,000
an apparent level with the point on miles, whence we may be heard from
which which wo stand, the city like a again. D. E. McC.
myriad of pigeon -houses nestling almost
out of sight among the rich tropical fol. What Does 1t Mea.
ended in a disaptsittmcnt to us. There
are many of our fellow beinl;s in this
world who thick th.t to be good WO
must be gang, quiet mei melancholy. anti
onr thoughts to be a boles .ire must be
Moulded in the forte . f a coffin. If that
be the acme of _ .•..hues and sound
thinking, we attained that degree and
maintaihed it from the Gulden (:ate to
the Sandwich Islands, our troubles be-
ing trooped up by every passing breeze,
rendering the state of our stomach such
that it drew a veil over the gaiety of our
hearts, and made it dangerous for any-
one to suggest the. aiming of seine of
the little sea -ditties sou were wont to
warble sweetly to ours.11•ra before our
Head, en extinct volcano, grand in its
rugged outlines, and to the north, num-
berless little valleys leadin' up to the
poli'—a precipice among the remarkable
wenlers of the w .rl'tl, six miles behind
Horeluln—all these in one view seemed
alin ,t the realization of come "f the
fame fel vis:ccs of fairyland, and made
up a picture not easily forgotten. Leav• I
fug the 'Punch Buwl' we visited the;
(Alice o1
THE NATIVE NEWSPAPER, i
the 'Ko Hawaii 1'aeaiun,' in quest of a
sample copy cr two as a curiosity. The I
editor, a fair specimen of Kanaka 'Intel- '
liicuee, nits pleased to meet a native .•f
experience at sea ;tate us such a disgust stn :h a frigid clime as we hailed from,
at everything severing , 1 malt water. and expressed astenishmei.t in very bad '
Such songs as 'flocked in the ('vette of Li''=1tsh ellen we tried to undeceive Incthe Deep, '•hat 51i 1.1,51C
ltu i'..1 1\'aves.1
\\ in his unmittaken ided that we Cana -
Saying •?, 'A life on the t►cr:tu's wave,' (liana are fart and parcel of the Esqui- j
aCe., we have atyoru . a min,int. un the mama. This mistake seem. quite uni-
nwrning of the eighth day after to:acro term' in these warm countries, the
Frisco, we sighted thepc.,�,Ie asaociating Canadians and nay
1hi,g Canadian with interminable winter,
HAWAIIAN OR RAND'WICI- ISLANp+,
II p••ri,etual snow and ice; therneeneters
and nutitin•e was more pleasing as w'. c,•utiivally registering zero, and ane•:er
drew near the Honolulu harbor than ilee tattling season of fort and woolens and
anticipation of speidrt11 n day in this aeis cntptien of fatty matter to keep the
little paradise. tin passing around poor inhabitarita alive. 1\'e never 1.c. '
`Diamond 11iad,• n gorgeously pictu f• re Ilad these facts brouelit an 1.e-cit.ly
reslue view opens before sea Willett eau- before us. An endless winter ! a habi-
not he easily ffrgotteu by the stranger. !intent of rich furs lovely in its siutpli-
The city, almost I,uriu,i in tre1ical erg•: city' a taxied subsistence it train oil.
tation, the shit,piiti. thr• nett white cot drie-,i seal ami fish ! But we skid tut i
Cages dotting the shvr'•, a leas- back- wish the "desert were our deadline
ground of serrated mountains their [opt place.' No. we "boldly proclaimed that
enveloped in clouds; Rha s.I
oprs Lreken
by ener:n''us gulches tilled with [ergs rend
tho rich• st summer f .1ia,_e, croups of
cocoanut halms fringing the white coral
shores, ;eel the curling breakers playieg
around the bay, press: el the test de-
lightful picture urea_,a a •le. .tttia.tive
as this scene was, oar ,.ti.•:e1 1. env call-
ed to th•• E,Aol ai,lit ;•11ero t.t,,l by the
people on t::' wharf a eti'..1 crowd
from nearly every it tri ,:, utter the situ . kelani. tvahi i 11 ,canakaukauia a Laken
Rum as Rowse Testimony.
—a Sahel jar¢"n of t'.,.o. se. kanake ! Kms \I akahiki hon.' In dress the rata- Lire* Gx NTy, Jan. 9.—\Veare net in
Dat' French, Dut 1 f' talo se and tics wu•nsn are not quite up to the 'tan- '.
deal. 1 The goddess As non to we cannot withheld our testimou as to
njg
an the variety of gau'ly dreas, fir n1 a rr pe•'fnl d,,i•Inee n^d .ht.A aatth Nerviline y
native
' e
•..a o n. t.
' •t. sect •gym loan,' cath l a tr-
hap;�u t t _t !
hap ;•y. We append
AN EXTENT FISOM THE 'IAEAINA,'
givi, g enlace of the medical langu•i_e of
the testi Wee. \\'e refrain franc translating, '
st•llabifyitt (r accentuating, knowing
that we are out of reach of our read-
ies :---"Pala hoots ,henuhe oke Haakai
H.s•lewa eke 11fela Kiekie rota Kelite
What is meant by `Secretions in a
medical sense ? 'The secretions' are the
'sewers of certain glands and organs of
the tstly to hold. and distribute the
healthful fluids of the system, su.h as
bile from the livor, etc. Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates all the organs of the
secretions to make pure blue'. .'
BATTLE CHEEK, Mich., .
,ian. 31, 1$; t►,
G ENTLExeN-Having been afflicted for
a number of nears with Ithlieestinll and
general debility, by the advice of my
doctor I used Hop Bitters, and must say
they att�u•ded rete almost instant relief.. I
inn glad to be able to testify in their lit
half. Tile... G. KNus..
Mae rk)•slrtaas Outdone,
Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 331 Dayton
St., Chicago, III., is now in her sixty-
eighth year, and states that she has suf.
fered with Consumption for ab tut ten
years, was treated by nine p'nyaiciens,all
of them pronuuncinl her ease hopeless.
She had given up all hope of ever recav-
erinz. Seven bottles of Dr. Kin's New
Discovery for Consumption completely
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop
her a postal and satisfy yourselves. Call
at J. Wilson's drug store and get a free
trial bottle. (1)
Have You Thought About 11?
Patin is one of the sure things of life,
and it becomes then a most important
ttuestiun to have at hand the quickest
t remedy. Pulse '
anti most efticienn A
M1)t
e o
Nerviline cermet fail t cure etM1mpa,
toothache, neuralgia, headache, and all
pain, Internal or external. aterviline is
the meat perfect combination ever 'aer-
ial to the public for the rolit'f of pain.
It will net cost von ntu'•h to try it, for
vee can lacy et \Vilsen's for 10 coats n
trial i•ettle, which will convince you of
its inlaid pain relieving power.
t t, 1 the habit ef',title/ patent medicines but
lish lenguages,making a nice medley. id of f 1 kt tat
'''' !the ere -at \•,lane of , ervl Ire ae a remedy
spotless white to crimnon, with a profits- • • . 11 "11'i'•` .a Iolittr of cont..a,a.te
o , , for pain. We have pleasure in recoro-
ion of get- flower wreaths, ',ouquets and And net o. t....t.• and Ai.. The , tri le ntendin¢ it as a norerfath
I )""....mare not r......d 1 y laces, teL '
a painter. But we aro net a knrlht of 1
Etta!:
Nt, Ret•, N. .1. ALLEN, BINJAYAY
the easel, and we even _ se far as to wlmlelete tic. No, a loose sack-likecali•
1 current .d ate. .foul the organa , f lea • .rel remedy.—
ht ribande made • hese subject for fen 1i .rt at
noerf Jetsam
Hru+nN remedy.—
bright Rt+
doubt if " Hogarth or an An• elm could eo wrapper fitting their exquisitely form DIt.L1nN, And many '•[hors
do the subject the jestioe it merits. I ell persons as neatly as a bed -tick would. Thousands of similar testimonials may
h t with h i 1 t ' `"' seen at one store. Go to J. ''item's
ru store an ,rev n oto o -
a Iarte wide straw • wr A t o t l j 1 1 1 t t day. Ner-
THE NATfl L4
are a fairly intelligent people, speaking ! rnr. KAN.AKA Ynt'NG tAD1E4 elm;o!P bottles Lime bottles 25 cents,
=aglish and engaging in various trades at will"'"." -
low -subjects,
battle*.
and pursuits side by side with their fel. I are as such admired and 1st d'4 by their
low -subjects, the foreigners, prineipally beaux 'mare the American belles who , No household should be Jonsidered
English and Americans, and termed , moot obsequiously obey the tyl•}ttnical ..00p'ete without a bottle of Dr. Van
'$owerie.s' by the flell''a. The total' dieners of fashion. And to see A troop (luren's Kidney ('are is in the closet.
ppooppunlati•m •4 th'• islcods is ie the neigh- ' of these fair ones'') riding tare-bncketl !It is the t,•'ly r. n''ly that will p5.s!ITely,
liorhasl of fifty theu,an•', all nit it e., astitde their tektites . r mules, helter pa' r.o rot •nttt And promptly mire a'1 forms
With the raceptiot, of shoe. • • r thonrlt't'l s:,P!ter. regiear n f t t ,tnh ,y through tl e . et ki.lney .'i.ease• Sold by J \%neon
ale get -eines! by Kie.t KA'akaua, a streets. was A sight a•'tuewhat metered i 2ta
well cal Kanaka, who does n. th- from abe ortinary eeinver,thnal nbser' ; All N. -reties Dahitity cured lay the use
tag but .craw his $150.000 a year. And is vane*. of rialto" etiquette. 1n appear• , „f 't),. l',, C. West's derv• lied Brain
wtteale•! with the "ma pnrnp "1141 ear'- , twee the natites are pleasant and g••t'd• 1 Tlewtnient. 1:,"• adre' "in"' •sl..where
mossy' s• rht• et or •.f Rama or Shaw ret natured, rend not at all indieatin¢'I that I Bela et %'ilsrm's •Ind .••re. 4ht
Pere . H's biug.lem +. "PTwO 1..partiality for heeled sailor,
colored reband, and ! riline, the sure p tit twain (aur.. Ten cent
A raluarr la craps.
A species of worn[ is eating all leaven
from the chestnut and hickory nut trees
t: many sections, and the crop will be a
failure. Worms that attliet uhildreu or
adults will prove•a failure it Dr. law's
Pleasant \Vortu Syrup is use•l. It is a
safe and sure cure for all worms that
lurk in the human system, tape worm in-
cluded. 2
Warm Ravi*, W. T., Oct. 21. 1881.
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.—Geutlemen,—
Mv wife suffered for over twenty years
with rheumatism in her hips and legs.
On reading your almanac she positively
believed that your Sarsaparilla would
cure her. She has taken four bottle,
and is now as well as ever she was in her
life. I feel it soy duty to seutl you my
sincere thanks.
C. F,NOBLORN.
MOTIIEas DON'T Kt ow. —How many
children are punished for being uncouth,
wilfull and indifferent to instructions or
rewards, simply oecause they are nut of
health ! An intelligent lady said of a
child of this kind : 'Mothers should
know that it they would wive the little
noes moderate doses of Hop Bitten for
two or three weeks, the children would
be all the parent could desire.' .
e.Iee.w Reward
For any Testimonials recommending
McGregor's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Costiveness, Headache, etc.,
that are nut genuine ; none of which are
from persons in the States or thousands
of miles away, but front persons in and
around Hamilton, Ont. t\'e give trial
bottles free of cost, so that you cannot
be deceived by pnrchaeing a worthless ar-
ticle, but know its value before buying.
Trial bottles and testimonials given free
at G. Rhynes' drug store. a
Bweklea's Aralea rialve.
Tire greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to ' speedily cure
Burns, Bruises,Cuts,U leers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
Skin Eruptions, guatlutteetl to cure in
every instance, or looney refunded: 21ic.
per box. For sale by 1. Wilson. ly.
in the history of medicines no prepa
ration has received such universal coni
ntendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid-
ney diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kianey
Cure. Its action in theae distressing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. tun
McGregor** Speedy tare.
Front the many remarkable suras
wrought by using McGregor's Speed
Cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Conete
pation and Affection of the Livor, and
from immense sale of it without any ad-
vertising, we have concluded to place it
extensively on the market, so that those
who suffer may have a perfect cure. Go
to G. Rhynes' drug store and get a trial
bottle free, or theeregular size at 50 cents
and $1. a
Loss and Galli.
CHAPTER I.
"I was -taken sick a tear ago
With bilious fever."
"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
I got sick again, with terrible pains in
my hack and sides, and I got so bad that
•
Could not mote !
I shrunk !
From 228 lbs to 120 ! I had been
doctoring for my liver, but it did me no
geed. 1 did not expect to live more than
three months. I began to use Hop Bit-
ters. Directly my appetite returned,my
pains left rete, my entire system seemed
renewed as if by tragic, rind after mind
set eral bottles I am not only as sound
as a sovereign, but weigh more than I
did before. To Hop Bitters I owe my
life." R. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 6,°81. -
How To GET SICK.— Expose yourself
day and night ; eat too much without ex
ercise ; work too hard without rest ; doc-
tor all the time ; take all the vile u•,st-
rums advertised, and then you will want
to know how to get well, which is an-
swered in 'three words—Take Hop Bit-
ers! Rao
HUGR'.DU1LOP,
Fashionable Tailor,
IC et Err REMT,
Hai the Finest AWsorttnent of Good4 for Fall Wear to Choose Troia
IF
otu-
IF 1'OU WANT
A Nobby Suit ata Reasonable Price,
CALL �N
IIITG-II D U FLOP_
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldest Established;Shee Store in Town,
In Endless variety,
t, suit the most fastidious and th roost economic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
Ie now complete, and I take pleasure in informing my customer* that at no pre-
viot s Hae have I had such a
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
cures Rheumatism, Neuralela, Rheumatic
Gent, General Debility, Catarrh, and all
disorders caised by a thin and Impoverished,
or corrupted, condition of the blood; expelling
the blood-gLisons from the system, enriching
and renewing the blood, and restoring its vital-
izing Lower.
)During a long period cf unparalleled useful-
ntw, Avea's SanaaeArelbt.-A has proven its
perfect adaptation to the euro of all diseases
originatingIn
alio
GIn poorbl
n,d mod
A weakened .INt sl 1
[Alit •.
Itis A highly concentrated extract of Sarsar
partite and other blood -purifying root.,
cotnbleed with Iodide of Potassium and
Iron, and is the safest, most reliable, and most
economical blood -purifier and blood -food that
can be used.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cored,
":At'urum'. SAFAA I•ARIi.LA has cured me of the
inflammatory Hlienmctism, with which i It,,,
suffered for MAuv yenrs. W. H. aexetz,"
Durham, la., Nlnrch 2, Ior2,
" Eight years RIM 1 l,Ad nu attack of Rhewma-
1Ipm so p.•s- re flint 1 could not conte trent the bed,
er dress, t I1 hent help. 1 triol several remedies
a itho.tt moth If any relief, mall 1 took Atr.R's
11.1 R. APA RI I.I.A, by the use of two bottles of
r Mete i was completely cure,. I have not bees
troubled with the Rheumatism sine., Have sold
large quaetitles of your NARAAPARii1A,and H
tell retains its wonderful popularity. Tbe many
notable cures It ban eEeeted in this vicinity con-
vince me that It is the best blood medicine ever
offered to the publir. E. F. HARRIS."
Hover Si.. Dockland, Mass., May 13, 1552.
" Lest March 1 was so weak frs.m awwer'a1 de-
bility that 1 could not walk without bvlp Fo)-
Mwln4 U,r ndsfec of a friend, 1 e.mmerldbd {situs
Ai -i R A Yt RSA PA 811.1. A, and before 1 had.SAd
three M.ttlewt felt as well as 1 ever did In my life.
i hate i•een at work now for two months, and
think i,oar MARaii'AaILLA the grcate.t blood
mediclne In the world. JAwFN 111 D."
520 treat ad tit., New Ta -k, July 15,1412
Avner) RAR�PAa,r1.A turae nerefnla and
alt Scrof,lows Complaints, Erysipelas, Re -
tenni, Ringworm, Blotches, Sore, dolls,
Tnwr.n,aid Rraptt.nsofthe skin. it clean
the bl...d all hnpurltl.s, aid. digestion, Klms.
Tates the Soiree of the bowels, and thus restores
vitality and.treamheas the whet. syseea.
PAAAAaED OE
Dr. J. O. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mm.
sold by all Areemeta. prise 51, ata boltl... eti
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price unt
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can bo got elsewhere.
CUSTOM WORK
of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be madetry,
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, sad
of the very beat material obtainable,
_ Do VAT NZNG-
CIGARS. CIGARS.
A
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all the Lesding Patent Medicines always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a' Beecialty.)
GEORGE RHYNAs,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE
OOTS&SHOES
Rovnzisig Weddup
Beg t, announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Store
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determine
to give the Public the.benedt.
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR !LOTTO,
,,t Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
`Remember tho place, next dour to J. Wilson's Drug Store..
ada1"Custom work will receive our special attention.
jaa•-None but the beat of material used and tit -at -class workmen irdi-Repairing neatly clone on the shortest notice
Goderich, March 9 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U F
2 N' F' R O Z1
ABRAHAM SMITH
CALLS ATTENTION TO T1iE FOLLOWING
CLOTHING,
MEA FINE ASSORT.
HATS, FALL
tw'ALL PATTERNS.
tirA LARGE ASSORTMENT.
AND THF, LATEST DESIGNS.1111
/ 'IN ENDLESS VARIETY,FURNISHING GOODS
TIIE LATEST STYLES.
ANI) EVERY SIZ=f1
MA NI) Apt l T (19(41 KT
GUAIRANTEED 011 NO sALE.'aICLOTHS
NEW G-OOiJS, NEW PRICES.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
HAS THE FINEST Dit.AND OF
CANNED PEACHES
IN TIIE MARKET, AND HIS
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN
ARE DELICIOUS.
A TRIAL WILL CONrtT'INCE7_
e
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, GODLRICH, OItT•RIQ
Art Desiglls iu Wall Papers.
Now 1. the time. ,f you wish one or two nice rooms at home. to we Butler's roost paper
Ile has over
20,000 Rolls of the latest Desig�as
Beate 'fel colors, and at priers lees than eery mach Inter) eoods Glp and sea thea thq
are the hest •sloe 1. tow., sad aestFhesstd.
The Latest Spng Bazaar Pates and Fashioosit w 41h: IR 1111
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