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THE HURON SIG NAL,► FRIAY, DEC. 14, 1883.
CROSSING THE LINE.
A Olanoe at the New Zealander*.
ra rrtesltlee Garlb- a allow Cies-- %alive
etatemees.
live, our own Correspondent.
From Honolulu to the Samoan or
Navigator's Islands, • distance of nearly
twenty five hundred miles, nothing of
importance occurred to relieve the
lengthy monotony. When a fresh
breeze sprang up, with heroic fortitude
we would find ourselves still pacing the
deck 'with lesser weight but not with
lesser woe.' On the third night after
leaving the harbor,
we CROSSED THE eoutrOR.
No particular shock was felt ; our vessel
frairtlea for the
Aim0k of vessel/. The
, general paratus
of teriilQy different of fro
that of median ht eged
trasuing the body pea -head American
towns ri fusty thoeaed popelatioYa
Auckland, the thought of ip-V. -Win-
kle suggests itself, for in many thinp,
we noticed, in our short visit, nue
colonist appear to be a half center? be
hind the ulnae. They lack the bowman
ash so characteristic in the American.
Y\'e were not even accosted by the busi-
ness }mall boy, with "Shine, sir 1"
"Morning Herald, sir r or any of the
familiar solicitations sr peculiar to Young
America. The vehicles seen were of
AN ANTIQUATED TYPE.
The two wheeled carts here answer the
purpose of our American wagon ; there
are generally four or five horses hitched
one in front of another, and in no case
under • penalty of ten shillings is the
deicer justified in riding in hie cart.
The agricultural resources of the country
are good bath the climate and soil be -
A. Ole sees Analysed.
T.. an know the aid 'fes aof
IIRpenee, bat lure you over toad what
it le meant for i
The four -and -teen p birds Mon'
seat Windy -tarsi )- T. bottom of
the pie is the tentid.1 whae the top onset
los the sky that oneseirshwe K The opea-
ing of the pie is the day -dawn, when the
birds begin to sing, and surely such a
sight is 6t for a king.
The king, who is represented M sitting
in his parlor counting out his moseyt
the sun, while the gold pieces that slip
through his fingers as he counts them
are the golden sunshine.
The queen, who sits in the dark kitch-
en, is the moue, and the honey, with
which she regale. herself, is the moon-
light.
The industrious maid, who is in the
garden at wurk before the king—the sun
—has risen, is dey-dawn, and the clothes
she hangs out are the clouds, while the
bid, who so tneriscally Gads the sung by
se
'nipping o[ bee no,' is the hour of sun-
set. so we have the whole day, if not
didn't tumble from bow to stern like as I Ing admirably adapted for raising every in a nutshell, to a pre.
aspen leaf ; nor were we (scored with an fruit, flower and edible grown in Great
interview wtth that ancient celebrity, Britain. The islands are as rich in
Neptsne, with his trident and briny miuersls as any of the Australian colo-
mt ae of sea-nymphs,—toe cumin"' and otos Lot year nearly 300,000 ounce,
the nodes and the aunts of Oceanus—all of gold were turned out, valued at five
of whom we read so much of in our one-half millious of dollars. Its climate
oothiul literary researches (in Captain is superior to Great Britten, and there
t s novel . Nu ; we with most is nothing but its isolated position to
of oar fellow passengers were `calory' hinder it from becoming equal to the
sweetly slumbering on' regardless of Mother country as the historian has
Neptune and Jupiter, and the whole rn hesied. The 4laoria Moweris or
ftatee+etty of gods and goddesses. About nate es are
« ght hundred miles south of the equat-
or w. sighted
C3
A FINE RACE 01 PEOPLE.
Captain Cook in 1777 spent some months
THE aAYOtN ISLANDS,
trying to impmve the condition of these
and hates • (Beam Consul to land, we and describes them as aavolcanica
people, es ie,
drew along aide. one of these. They are the people,
sense of the word.
of apparent volcanic origin, and near the were almost totally unacquainted
°oast an densely wooded. They num- mechanical arts, their skill being limit -
bei is all some eight or nine, two of sol to the making of spears and other
skid' are forty [Hiles in length. The rude instruments of war, tabristies
poweletiou numbers about thirty five fishing nets, wearing coarse dodoes
thousand, three thousand cif these being from fibres of native flax, and making
Kai ak= and Germans, the remainder rude ornaments for the adornment of
satires. Or. nearing what appeared to their persons and huts. The one ab-
be • native village —• collection of grass 'robing idea of the race was war. While
bo.... &ascii • f canoes pulled cut to to crown all, cannibalism was the uni-
beard oar vessel, each containing from versal practice of the race. To -day they
one to thirtyof the islanders, nearly hold an entirely different position. As
node, and alkeepiug up an incessant regards intelligence and appearance they
chatterusg. Each had some articles for are in many inatances nut far be average
sale, shells, grass fans, war clubs (after European. They are now on good arms
the fashion of the one Jack the Giant- with the colonise, but like our Ameri-
killer handed mode's of their boats, and can Indians, often break eut and cruelly
venous tropical fruits, the manutactured murder, and destroy everything before
articles showing an artistic skill almost thein. At one .time they numbered
incredible to so rude a people. They are nearly 120,000, but to -day they consist
stout well built, muscular fellows, of sixteen tribes numbering about 35, -
OF AN EXACT COPPER COLOR. 000, Six of the members of the Impale
Their hair is thickly matted and of a nye assembly are natives. Two goosti-
reddish yellowish brownish black (for tuencies have the sole privilege of send -
want of a more expressive term.) These ing:esex4
mats are so thick that they make an ex- ' NATIVES as YRNsaaa. ireizA
cellent repository for the natives tooth The race is doing away with the barber -
brush, lead pencil, pipe, small spears, sus custom of tstooiag their persons,
walking stick or any other extras he and it is only the old men and women
wishes to carry about with him. The that an now boast of having their face
strange color and the thick matting is carved punctured and frizzled with
caused by a toilette peculiar to the every conceivable design. There are
natives of many of th1South Sea islands. now some sixty native schools in exiat-
A thick paste is made from powdered ence, ander government auspices, with
shells, the hair is done up in this paste, an attendance of nearly thousand chil-
and after a number of days it is dren. We were greatly amused by the
CLEANED AND FR.ZZE! people trying to induce us to stay in
nut quite the samo as our Canadian friz— their colony instead of going to Austra-
and the toilet is complete. They are lia. There seemed to be quite an im-
very fund of anything showy, and were migration rivalry between the colonies,
particularly desirous of possessing them- but we tore ourselves away, and as_ the
selves of any old Gnat off clothing offered shades of evening stole over us we steam -
for barter by the sailors or passengers. ed out of the harbor and shaped our
One became the happy possessor of a course once more for "Sidney ECove.",
couple of colored handkerchiefs which so
greatly delighted, him that he showed his
ability to shake the 'light fantastic' to
our amulement. Another got a large
blue necktie, and was shown how to
wear it by a sailor, who put it on wrong
side out. He cast many
ADMIRING GLANCES AT BIS FINERY
Mew es Tem weak image. Q±
Always breathe through the aus ,keep -
the mottle aimed as muck ..possible
HUGH DUNLOP
Valk yd w tweet, noon..._ poo n-_ open oi
air, keep the /kin asmapeleusl
...:Fashis
Q
take HaR7ted'/ iMe l Balsams
fns. d x
soughs, colds tad brAs/6W eruubloa. fl onablTailor)
WEST s'r E i'T,
Has the Finest Assortment of Goodie for Fall Wear to Choose Fr...,
IF YOU WANT
UoelirsaeV* tweeds were.
'!rola the. many remarkable Burse
wrought by using Mdlregor'e Speedy
Cure for llyspe , Indigestion, nstl-
ppaation and Aon it the Liver, and
from immense salts of it without any ad.
vent.ing, we hare concluded to plain it
extensively on the market, so that those
who suffer may have a perfect cure. Gu
CALL (i
to G. Rhynes drug store and get a trial
bottle fon, or the regular nu •t 60 sesta
and Al.
A Nobby Suit at a Iteasonable Price,
Gr -Far
T
.1••JO
Sanwa; moment.
?rank Spink,Wiltos A.dr.e,Toronto,
POW time 040 remised • lead injury by
an seeident on the G. T. R. The severe
emissions were reska healed by UM
ase of Hd'
arvars GEsw OL 2
dwells saMs aratamaa
Two Eget os Woo waw talkies el
their enereiry.
lay esiaalws mass www be the May
D1wwer ' said Mw Deaeserlwst
'ile lee Med_' was Me tie.
'Te/ ; and Nina baa tans a hiss time
010.
'Of Bann ; and lila Mag ?4 .er tom
/ming verset, woon't is
Te►
'Tows else 1 tbewe t- M sssnteie
were dimest from yaw Tliey meld
lave noon ever ink tea toy, kin dim
essdsdil M went for a biewei s steam
MINN sable ptlmrs, *RA *We the wet
they sits, and deal pose forgot if. 1
railing sweet. tailed for as &mummies
fesaily. O►, dear r --(Merehant Travel -
tidied r\e■seeds
All over the land are suing into ecstasy
over Dr. King's New Diroovery for Con-
sumption. Their wtl(wked fur recovery
by the timely use of this great life Sav-
ing remedy, causes. them to go nearly
wild in its praise. It is guaranteed to
positively Cure severe coughs, colds, as-
thma, hay fever, bronchitis, hoarseness,
leas of voice, or any affection of the
t and lungs. Trial bottles free at
hates W ilsto's drug store. Large sir.
$1.00. (21
Or.
A Paralytic senor.
W. H. Howard, of Geneva, N. Y.,
suffered with palsy and general debility,
and spent a smell fortune in advertised
remedies, without avail, until he tried)
Burdock Blood Bitters, It purified and
as it dangled in solitary splendor in his revitalized the blood, caused it to circu-
bare breast. A big fellow whose mouth late freely, and 1nickly restored him to
and general appearance were horribly health, 2
suggestive of the fate Robinson Crusoe s
man Friday's ' escaped. succeeded in
getting possession of an old blue jacket
in exchange for a native head dress, a
war -club and some shells, and immedi-
ately a number of the tars surrounded
the would -be -clothed to tit him. The
jacket came far short of being a world -
too wide, but one pulled it down behind
while another jerked it up at the collar,
another in snip's style fitted him about
the waist, but all had some hand in pre.
perl), adjusting it, the grinning purchas-
er enjoying the metamorphose as much
as the crowd surroundirg him. But we
were obliged to part with our visitors,
and as they clinic(' down the rope holder
one with
A NECETIE,ANU IIREACrf .'LOTH
as his only articles of dress, another s
youth's drat, a third a pair of gentle-
man's unmentionables of doubtful age
and cut, a fourth a superannuated straw
hat. none of which could be 'measured
by its intrinsic worth' (as the presenta-
tlnn addresses generally put it), we
thought et a comic picture we have seen
representing a tire at a fourth rate hoard
ing house, where the boarders ere mak•
ing their escape each with a shirt e.11sr,
a walk rig -stick or an umbrella, intt all
in their dithabillt. When crostini/ the
180 degree of loo,titutu
ALLOWEI. 1 otV T.• .:.IP Rt'
J
A LYe Nevins Pr'eees t.
Mr. 11. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.,,
saved his Ills by • ,ample Trial Bottle or
Der. jug's New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which seemed him to procure
a lugs bottle, that completely cared him,
wort Demers, cheep of dictate and
eserytbbse else bad failed, Asthma,
Deeenbl`s, Roaeeeeese. Severe Coughs,
and as Throat and Inst disos.es, it is
wlemsbsi to ewe. Tr& Rattles at J.
wibree's dear .tore. L.rgs ass 81. (1)•
Aamacasaaa. Mas. Jaa. 14. 1880.
I lase been very stet over two ream.
They all gave sins Spq as pest cure. I
tried the most skillful physicians, bat
they did not reach thea wrest part. The
loop sad heart would MI up every night
and distress use, and sq threat was very.
bad. I told my.bild ss I never should
die in pesos until I tried Hop Bitter&
1 have taken two bottles. They have
helped me veru much indeed. lam now
well. There was a lot .f Dick folks here
who have seen h..w they helped me, and
they used i..eua cud are cured, and feel
as thankful as I do that there is so valu-
able a medicine made.
Mas. Jou• G. C(saisu. .
A Remarkable Escape.
Mn. Mary A. Daile7,of Tunkhannock,
Pa.,was athicted for six years with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which time
the but physicians could give no relief.
Her life was despaired of, until in last
October she procured • bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery, when immediate
relief was felt, and:by continuing its use
for a short time she was completely cur-
ed, gaining in flesh 50 lbs. in a few
months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of alt Throat and Lung Diseases at Jas.
Wilson's Drug Store. Large Bottles
$1.00. (4)
Goderich Township.
Holmesville, Dec. 3d, 1883.
Council mot to -day pursuant to ad-
ournment. The members all present.
Amities of last meeting read and passed.
Moved by 3. Cox, seconded by J. Bea-
com, that by -lays Nos. 7 and 8, of pres-
ent year now read be passed—Carried.
T. Jewett was refunded $1.10, differ-
ence in assessment. R. Marshall was
refunded $1 dog tax. The following ac-
counts were paid, viz : is. Cox, gravel,
$34.88; J. Imrie, stationery, 86.45; .Ino.
McDonald, ontlet for water, $2; Wm.
McCabe, one year 1 oard of W.. Dunn,
indigent, $52; H. Murphy, gravel, 16th
con., 88; S. Plummer, gravel, 16th con.,
81.60: A. May, use of scraper, 50 cents;
W. Curry, use of scraper and digging
ditch, 82.25; J. Trewartha, gravel, 9th
con., $3.20; J. McCartney, gravel, Mait-
land con., $4.80; R. Elliott, gravel, 4th
con., 832.48; W. Bell, gravel, !7.20; Jas
McDonald, gravel, $24 32; R. Johnston,
gravel, 4th cou., 88.96; Thos. Beatty,
gravel, 82; R. McCulloch, gravel, $8;
Mrs, Collins, for six months board of
W. Collins and J. Miller, indigents,
$75; R. Bray, indigent, $10; J. Miller,
for clothing, 88; clerk, one years' post-
age. 812 38; "tor nice, pr nting, $6.08;
A. Knox, repairing culvert, $'2; A. Knox,
nee ed hall, $50; treasurer, silary, If'i5;
clerk, ..eery. 8100; councillors for servi-
ces one year. $20 each. Council ad-
journe' to tenet again per statute.
Jaw. PATTON, clerk.
unreck.m't.l an•i 1 .N •'rr. W.• nalittett
Saturday, and nf•er Friday (-emir Sun-
day. thus having a week o.r seven conse-
cutive days includ sit two td nd acs. The
twentieth day brought tea in sight of a
number of the islands along she cote •',
New Zealand. raising these, we ei,t••re.l
Rsngitoto channel and Waiteweta h•lr-
ixrr, nn the south shore of which is the
chief city of New 7.ealsrel. Aeeklaed
has, with its suburbs, • popolatios of
forts thousand It is nioely situated cm
an isthmus sit miles wide, washed ow
the cast end woof ley the eeeatt. The
Dern -est -id int laedrerja le dotted with
war -in re e"nee, mil prnsesees that Mend-
ing of bind end sea, height and lowland,
hill and dale, that Mtnhotee ear Notch
to the beauty of Satursi scenery. it
ascots to be every traveller's /driest to
And some ernw,wasding position where
he ens nc.rl.reb that surroundings.
Anekla\d, like H•onoolul i, has such •
MMPAs. An ett;ie't neat,., called
M .ides, Res hehutd the cit, , almut
a mile distant, and from the crater of
this an exeellent view an 1* obtained.
TSR rostrum! OT Art ELAND
for commercial purposes; is very gelid, a
fen• h•rh.•r. with numerous wharves en'/
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldest Established:Shooe Store *Town.
In Endless variety,
WILSO N'S
Dgiu
PrescpiionSto.
to suit the most fastidious and th most ecouomic buyer
MY WiNTER STOCK
Is now (*.ample e. and I take pleasure in infurwing my customers that at no pre
vious time have I had such a
Warner's nate ('u e,
Pan Burea's Kilos Care,
Cams* Ca\ Care,
('tasslss Hair Renewer.
Crowfoot Indian Betters,
Warner's Nervine,
Yinea New Discovery,
Fowler's Extract of 'Strawberry.
TO NERVILINE, the new Pain Remedy—
rtal bottles, lee.
DIAMOND DYES,
THE IN THE WORLD.
IOC_ PiCR_ PACgbG _
4:3 -C37D 2ZCS
PLANING MILL
A Flak M.ry.
'You're in an ice boil"-emarked the
oyster to the crab as ho gazed st him in
the refrigerator.
'Yes ; and pretty soon you'll be in a
nice box stew,' answered the crab.
' You needn't be so crabbed about it,
suggested the clam.
'What makes you so clamorous 1' ask-
ed the lobster.
'Wait till you get boiling coed, and
you'll turn red, too,' remarked the eel.
'You're too oftiahus. It takes a good
eel to make me mad,' said the smelt.
'I shad think so, but when our friend
here gets on his muscle,' remarked the
porgy.
And then the proprietor of the restau-
rant came along end told them not to be
so shellfish, and asked :
'Are you going to be fried this even-
ing 1' and when they answered, 'Not
this Friday,' he snuffed and said :
'Good fried, eh 1' 1
'•t moms, FoitayTw Co., N. C.
QIV'ra—i degite to express toou my
thank• for ,soar w.,nderfol Hop Bitten.
1 was ten .'..lent ntth dyspepsia for five
years pre. Its to commencing the use of
pier Hoop Moore. tome air months ago.
Illy erre has b -e. wonderful. I am pas-
ter of the First Mlethtdrst church of this
plate, and nay whole congregation eau
testify to the greet virtues of your bit-
tertl.
Very respectfully,
Rev. H. FERMIS..
ANY. OF THE M(1PT FItl:Qt'FNT 11K.
Ml I.T" of depraved not ritinn. canoed hl
lir ton end tmperfeet assimilation of fond
the nn.igh 1'er^'ions I hie AIeteors the
nfsrm.nrpc p.'.
eiwt doe. lent to amt. aloe for repairing
banding rip th.• Mune^•, .loons not
aondeb the. ink n. •n,1 di.rgrres
insnffest rhem•elvea, the genera
the neon. time tw•eomtnl( unpaired. SiIgg
and perman rat ,,ore mt i frolu mhe thee
AlivdIvo •ppnretne and Yr
•1 nn, whl.•h 1' effected to Ito. tt'h,i,e meas s
nw, pyn
l'mnh.ixr ot ,,ItyricallM•" 1,oites and maker andpertftee
• •ly p
that Intones great freshness of vine and refer
., ,.,,,,,tI. ,,,, hr t.rn.wnrin.nulrltlen
These are Solid Fae14.
The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ers. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refundea. Sold at
fifty cents s bottle by J. Wilson. [4]
''I had been for eight months unable
to work, and felt as though I would u
lief die es lire, through Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. 1 weighed at the time of
getting a bottle of MoGregor's Speedy
Cure 130 tbs.; used 3 bottles, and new
weigh 165 lbs. and never was better in
in my life. It was McGregor's Speedy
Cure that brought me around." So says
William Fell, Hamilton. Go to 0. Rhy-
me drug store and get a free trial bottle
or the regular size for fifty cents and one
dollar. •
"Why should amen osmose bhevit is warm
within
Sit ke his gmndsire cut in alabaster'y
Or let his hair grow rusty, sant and thin.
When "CINOALeensakotwEa willmaks
?.low the fairer. For sale by J. Wit-
ano 2m
ESTABLISHED 1855.
Large & Varied Stoc
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Prioe un
it is • positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere.
Buchanan,Lawson a Robinson
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sash, Doors & Blinds
DEALERS IN ALL RINDS OF
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and builder's material of every description.
SCHOOL FURNITURE A SPECIALTY.
tarAU Orders promptly attender to.
Oodenich, Aug. 2, 1881. 1932-1y
Eye, Ear -and Throat.
DR. RYERSON,
CUSTOM W ORR
of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be made u},
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, and
of the very best material obtainable.
_ D0 VTN N0 --
3H. Chore\ Street, Tomato, Oat.,
L. It, C. P., L. R. C. S. E.. Lecturer on the
Eye, Ear and Throat. Trinity Medical Col-
lege, Toronto, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye
and Far Infirmary late Clinical As/natant
Royal Ophthalmic hospital Moorfelda, and
Central London Throat and F.ar Hospital. may
be consulted at
THE WINDSOR HOTEL
BTRgTF'ORD,
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all the Leading Patent always kept on hand
(Physicians tPreecripiions a'Soecialty.)
Qin Last Saturday of Bury Tooth.
Jane Sth. 1883. 1AI8-
AYER'S
sarsaparilla
GEORGE REY1 'A/!,
BLAKE'S BLOCK. THE SQUARE]
BOOTS&S 1
=i4CDWsiislig dot "CTTec1d.1.110
Beg t. announce to the Public that theyhave opened busineu in the above Stod
in the store lately occupied by Horace ewton. Having purchased a large an
well assorted stock of Spring and Sumner Goods at close figure*, we are determine
to give the Pnblic the benefit.
MU SALES & Sh1 L PROFITS WILL BE OUR ETD
'Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
firirRemember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
Asi-Custom work will receive our special attention.
-None but the best of material used and first-class workmen employed.
'Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice
Goderich. March 9 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U F
= N F' R O T .A.3 -I .=
sures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheeraatle
Gout, Gemral Debility, Catarrtk, and all
disorder', eased by • then and impoverished,
or corrupted, etwtdttis of tba blood; expelling
the blond -poisons from the system, snriehing
had renewing the blood, and restoring iia vital-
izing power.
During a long period of unparalleled useful-
ness, ATta'S *A5APAaILLA loam proven 111
perfect adaptation to the rare of an diseases
originating In pnnr blood and • weakened vitality.
It 1s a highly rose•.trated extract of maro4
partlla and other blood -purifying roans.
combined with iodide of Pe.sed.s sed
Irma, and is the safest, moat reliable, and most
economical blood.purieer and blood -food that
eau be used.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Caned.
" 1N nen RA•aAraart.t.A has eared me of the
Inflammatory Rheumatism, with cable\ I bave
suffered for mor years. W. Y. 1/uoaa."
Durham, Ia., harsh 2, 1e52.
" Fight yeah agn r lades attack d wee owe
flora on serer• that 1 noW MSS MOWS from the bed,
or dress, wit)N., t help. i tried emend remedies
without mush if any rettef, until 1 feok Area's
Ra ".I A, 4v the nue of two bottles of
whteh 1 we. eomptetely eared. 1 boos sot been
troubled with this E\eatst&mt elem. Have void
large cusatISM et year raetafaatLLA, and 1t
still retains 14wonderfnl pO fMJ The tally
notable cares It has .tleetee *5 Bmf
wince me abet It is the best blood "Sr
offered te the public. L.
Rlvar wt., Backlsnd, Mw., May I
1aa1{bom IMi 1 rwas so wast frost
I et .M sot wait whose
the eagles 'of • friend. 1 eoat sesmsi t\kflat
ATm f111t lt sad bellast
as ell i*5 Isis.
1 iIMOet eviA sew for asS 4
me to s&PeaMir the
Me wait Jamie l riA111."
ES tet artl Et.. Fee Tort, Juts mom
itta.
Avyw'a RAIMATARILLA owes Males• allot
dl Ilernfwlese Osmosed_. S►
Mena. Aiesweienr u ntiee. wewith Orme,
Tineees. sad _._ U __I slake NON Hamm
abs Meet et all Smilelrn, M Makin
nos ibe same et Mos bowel% MRS MOM
enemy se/ tilossibens the w►aIi MOM
rR[►Aa*D .1
Dr. J. 0. Ayer A Co., L Ns*, MN..
5s5 M all itvwefflsts. pens 8t. mlti beillee. M
W.M Rewarded.
A lib..ral reward will he psi 1 to any
party who will produce a rasa of Liver,
Kidney or fttomueh complaint Mat line.
trio Bitters will n w speedily eu-e. Being
them along, it wi'l emit ytei no'hing ft r
the rn.dieine if it fats to cure, and pie
wi11 he well reworded foe your trontsl.
beagles. All Blood diMMINI.. B11tn(w
nes*. Jaundice. O•on•tinetinn, a'rd gene.
p1 debility vie ti tirkty towed. e'at►afor.
Boo ono( tuteeor 'annoy r.un,le.l
P.'ioe only fifty cents ,"•r bottle F,,r
wile by .1 t'ul..m fn
Fel
ABRAHLLM SMITH
CALLS ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING :
WA LARGE ASSORTMENT.
AND
CLOTHING,
THE LATEST DES1GNa
WA FINE ASSORT N ENDLESS VARiETY,FURNISHING GOO
HA
'TS, WALL THE LATEST STYLES.
AND APVIT GUARAKTCED PALE.ZICAND EVERY 8
WALL PATTEHNSIMADE UIN GOOD RTYLF,. OR NO /
L
NEW GOODS, NEW PRiC!
CHEAP FOR CASH.
RE M O -VE D.
PHIZ,O NOBZ
ME1 ,O E ANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, God
--IAND WiLL FURNISH OR MAKE un—
Bents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lost
5. LARM rerril.11ir. r risG A SPECIALTY. PIRFIRT m OiiARA
*ROM PROMPTLY ATTE!tNE1 TO, NOTE TSR AO0SEM I
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, 1GODREICH.
Ari Pezins
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Wlill Pllpc
Now le the time. it see wish else or two oleo roosts at borne. to see Pntler'. ' o^
He ha• over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest De
Reentifal colors. and at primates' than eery winch Inferior goods. Call and •e' El
areas beet vain• in town. and mint ba send.
The f,atcst Spring Razar Paterps aod Fa
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