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IIUhuN SIGNAL
FRIDAY, DEU. 14. oza.
Fun anti Fancy.
It u ready very odd any de •r r said
en old lady, one vary hot day, t.., friend:
'I can't bear the hest in summer, and in
wiot,se I love it.'
'So you prefer my medicines to thou
of Dr. Ptlabury r Mrs. Mulligan --
Veil, indade, doctor dear, ye're • deal
better than tl'•other ould humbug !'
'No, thank you.' said the new hoarder,
looking auspiciously it the milk which
ale landlady passed him, 'fru thank you ;
gay physician has advised me to abjure
HILMA drinks.'
A Presbyterian clergyman, ,. hen visit-
ing an unfinished ritualistic church in
this city, wrote with the carpenter's chalk
on the wall :-'I publish the banne of
matrimony between this chunk and the
church of Rome.' A wag seeing the no-
tice chalked under it :-'I forbid the
banns, the parties being too near of
New Hampshire bouts of a gander
which is known to be 63 years old.
Boarding-house keepers should rend in
their proposals at once. Here is a bo-
nanza for nue of them.
'Dolly,' and Arethnsa, 'don't you
think that cord and ball en that lady's
dress is jinn lovely r 'Yue, Thusie,'
replied Adolphus ; 'it's magnificent ; it's
grand. It makes her look like a curtain
titan, yes know,'
A legal gentleman met a brother law-
yer oae day last week, and the following
ounve eation took place : Well, Judge,
Trow is Wetness r 'Dull, dell ; I am
living on faith and hope.' 'Very good,
but I've goo past you, for I'm living on
-rover, w o has lately joined the
laf8tia, practiced in his shop, 'right, left,
right, left. Four paces to the rear ;
march r-lhlls down tfep-door into the
cellar. G.tosr's wife anxiously : '0,
Jim, are your hurt?' Grocer, savagely,
but with dignity : 'Go away, woman;
what doyou know about wart' Qom.,
T '- n p�
is o wonder that so ma !people
are color blind in this country, when
some of the new colon are &ingested as
'burned cream, baked pears, crushed
raspberry, scorched banana, apreckled
green gage, and terra-cotta.' Elaphanta'
breath, monkeys smile, and canary birds'
gasp will protrbly he added in the
spnng. emossosal
The 'wishbone' wedding has:become
the correct thing. The couple stand be-
neath w floral wishbone. Atter the cere-
mony the bride and groom are given the
wishbone to pull The pull results in a
break somewhere, and whoever holds
the long piece is absolved from getting
up to build fires in the morning.
THH FALSII PROPHHT.
Met Me sew MUtammed-A Ilheaeb.r
Els unsod a.wer.
El Idandi, the "False Prophet of the
Soudan,'' who as cresting such a distur-
bance in Southern Egypt, is a former
Arab chief, now 4l years old. He was
born at Dungula, made memorable as
the place where Ismail Pasha Saddyk,
late finance minister of the ex -khedive,
was put tutu a sack of stones and sunk
to the river Ntle. His father was Mo.
hammed, a carpenter by trade. The
young man followed his father's business
for some years, but finally had the tuffs -
fortune to cut off the ends of the fingers
on his left hand. At this he gave up
working with tools, and took to reading
the koran in public plica: anti herangtt-
ing the crowd. So great was his ele-
quence that it is said 1. o,.:•. came Olt foot
huudreds of miles to see and hear ha,n
H.,travelled from place to place through
the country to the south-east of Khar-
toum, and filially Rave oat that he was a
prophet. He called special attention to
an ancient prophecy which declared that
on a certain date El Mandi or the
Messiah should appear. He was to be
exactly 40 years old, ono artn would be
longer than the other, his father's name
would be Mohammed, and he himself
would be hidden for a time. This pro-
phecy he claimed as referring to himself.
He stationed himself on the Island of
Abbs, in the White Nile, whether thep
superstitious people flocked to weloumft
hitn as the successor of Mohammed.
The matter became so serious that as
early as August 1881, a re'•ellion against
the constituted authorities broke out in
the Islaud of Abba, and efforts were
made to arrest the rebellious leader. But
they all ended in failure so complete that.
the Egyptians lost 1.200 men and rifles
within a few months, while the followers
of the False Prophet were on the constant
increase.
In June, 1882, Yousef Pasha was sent
against him at Goebel Gaffes with 4,400
men and 4 {funs. Yousef was complete-
ly routed with a loss of 3,600 men and
all his guns. Of the 800 who escaped
the greater part were subsequently cap-
tured by the rebels and sold Intoalsvery.
Such success onlyconfirmed the people,
and possibly, El Mandi himself, in the
divinity of his claim's. His followers
increased by the thousand,and it became
inure apparent that he aimed not only
at the possession of the Bounden, but
also to supplant the khedive himself.
Duriug the recent Anglo-EJptian war
neither the khedive nor the Porte were
in a condition to oppose his plass. The
result was that while the khedive was
growing weaker anti being reduced to
the merest vassalage, El Mhedi was
gathering strength with the rapidity of a
whirlwind.
The recent signal victory of the Pro-
phet over Hicks Pasha gives him com-
plete command of the wole upper Nile
couittry, with the exception of Khar-
toum, which is strongly garrisoned, and
which may hold out until succour reaches
it from Suaklm, on the Red Sea, which
England, it is expected, will make the
base of operations for an expedition from
Indhi. If the khedive were alone, n•th-
ing could prevent this new wave of
Moslem fanaticism from sweeping down
the Nile valley, overrunning the whole
Delta, and establishing itself in power at
Cairo and Alexandria. Al it is, England
will have no holiday parade on her
hands like Wulseley's campaign of hast
year. The journey from SKakim on the
R.e3 Sea to the Nile is a lung nue, and
the country to be traversed is a sandy
• sort without shade of water. Entirely
nopposed it would ha • sore teak to car-
ry
ar
ry at, errny across it ; but with hordes tot
of the prophet's fanatical cavalry bang-
ing ou its skirts, it becomes a desperate
undertaking.
The easeetes Thing ea Record
j� jCnm • Fluid Lightning for Neuralgia
gtiadache, Toothache, etc. It doe. not
blister or discolor the skin ; require but
one application to banish all pain magic•
ally without using any greasy liniment
or carrying your head in a poultice fur
weeks. Try a 25 cent bottle from Geo.
Rhyne. druggist. h
As Aillardsd sasseureass- to. foot, Positive and Plea 'anent are
Itev. Wm. tatuw au English Oler,lyman the tures effected by Dr. i .a a Buren's
of Wiarton, vas fur -43 years a terrible Kideey Cure. Belief in all poses Of Kid -
sufferer with Scrofulous Abscess, which I uey a ubtaiued al:era few dues.
the hest medical skill failed t,. cure. tint your Dru„gist gives you Dri
The intenial sod extethal use of Bur I an Bureu's Kidney Cure :Sold bp J.
dock !Stood Bitters cured him, and for! 1t i:e.at Utderieb rail
uearly three years he remained hale and 1
hearty l An (Iasis in the desert -is uu briLhtes
light ;.. ' u wandering Arab than a bottle
of Dr. '• ..a tiuren's Kidney Cure is W
the c •:••'nate wtferer from Kidney
Disee..u. It is a perfect, positive and
perutaueut cure. Sold by J. Wilson
tiedc. els tin
In the history f medicines no preps
ration has recut . such universal own-
mendatiou fur the alleviation it affords,
and the perutanout remit effects in kid•
uey diseases, as Dr Van Buren's Kiuney
Cure. Its action in tlicno 'listresstt�;;
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J, Wilts 1, 2tu
A Great Dierove
That is daily bringing toy to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ones Prem au early grave. Truly is
Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Culda, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loa of Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain in Side and Cheat, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs, a
positive cure. Guaranteed Trial Bot-
tles free at J. Wilson's Drug Store. _Large
size $1.00. (6)
'\Vhen T marry,' said a bedding
school girl, 'I'll want a tall, fine looking
man.' 'There's where you're wrong,
sis,' said her more practical mother ;
'you'll kava leas trouble watchiuY an
ugly man and enjoy more of his com-
pany.'
The Greatest steatus Composed
is a preparation of carbolic acrd, vaseline
and cerate called MotJregor & Parke's
Carbolic Cerate. It will cure any sure,
out, bum or bruise when all other pre-
parations fail. Call at G. Rhynas drug
store, and get a package. 23 cents is all
it coats. b
Says Dryden
"She knows her man, and when you rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a single hair."
But it must be beautiful hair to have
syph power ; and beautiful hair can be
ensured by the use of CLrOALEsa Hera
RENEwEL Sold at 50cts. by J. Wilson
2m
Thousands bear witness to the post-
tive oerative powers of the Giant Gss-
wAx INvIaoLATos, the only remedy that
has proved itself a specific for general
debility, seminal weakness, impotency,
etc., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in consumption, insanity and a prema-
ture grave. Sold by all uruggista, or
will b/ sent free on receipt of $1.00 per
box., or six boxes for $5. Address F. J.
Casimir, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circular
and testimonials of genuine cures. Geo.
Rhynas, Goderich. 3m
A Geed Reform,
Children are not often tortured nowa-
days with Aloes, Brimstone, Treacle and
the many nauseous remedies of the olden
timts. Freeman's Worm Powders are
pleasant to take, contain their own pur-
gative, and safely and effectually remove
all ordinary species of worms afflicting
children er adults. 2
T. the Redlea. Preaesalss. and all whets
u tray renter.
Phosphatine, or Nerve boon. a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon-
ary Cousumpttun, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attack*, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but it Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or ft:ineral Poisons, Opiates,
Narcotics, and nu Stimulants, but simpp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sutticiont to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. 1. LADEN &
Co., rule agents f ,r the
55 Front Street East Toronto.
The French Ambassador to the Eng-
liah Court paid a now compliment a lit-
tle while back to a peeress who had been
talking to hien for an hour. The lady
said, 'Yon must think I am very fond of
the sound of my own voice.' The
Frenchman replied, 'I knew you liked
music.'
Why suffer from nervous prostration',
when you can buy a guaranteed care at
Wilsons drug store. (1)
No household should IA considered
complete without a buttle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all forms
of kidney diseases. Sold by J. Wilson
2nt
As the frosts ut reinter vanish miner
the caloric influence of the sun's rays,
so does Bright's Disease, Dropsy, stone
in the Kidneys end Bladder, and Intlain
elation of the Kidneys, leave the body
upon the administration of Dr. Van Bu
rens Kidney Cnre. Sold by J. Wilson,
2m
Jolla R. Vert, Hamilton, says : "31a
Gregor'• Speee_y Cure fur Dyspepsia ;cad
Indigestion is cheap tt fifty times the
price asked for it. I am a commercial
man, and travel continually, and would
no more think of leaving home withouta
Kittle of McGrexur's Speedy Cure in my
valise than I would of leaving any team
at home and going on foot." Frea trial
bottles at G. Rhynas drug store. Regu-
lar size 50 cts. and $1. a
An tldlter'a Tribute.
Theron P. Keator,editor of Ft. Wayne
Ind., Gazette, writes : 'For the put five
years I have always used Dr. King'. New
Discovery fur coughs of most severe
character, as well as tor those of a milder
type. It never fails to effect a speedy
cure, My friends to whom I have re-
commended it speak of it in same high
terms. Having been cured by it of every
cough I have had for five years, I con-
sider it the only reliable and sure cure
for coughs, colds, eta.' Call at Wilson's
Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle.
Large size $1.00. (2)
Miaeblef aN Mearaeu.
Many a boy acquires a bad name be-
cause of the rapidly -developing faculities
within him which are seeking employ-
ment. Much oaf what passes for juvenile
depravity may be easily accounted for.
Mischief is not meanness ; it is misdi-
rected energy. Intentional wrong -doing
is generally the farthest from the boy's
thought. The force of temptation and
impulae overcomes his own choice and
power of resistance, while the impndent,
illtemper or reckless haste of the teacher
sometimes prompts him to make example
of such an unlooked-for infraction, lest
advantage be taken of is to overthrow
good order. This is .n enormous blund-
er, and cannot be easily excused. The
evils of the human heart cannot be cured
by harshness \ha hats Enrbolneeds
sdis
fair play. f people
er
growth need is more of kindness and
forbearance. If a boy has lost his rank
among the pure and good, win him back
again. He cannot be forced to cnange
his desires. Repression will most likely
Calve him beyond the power of your in-
fluence, but he will take pride in earning
his way back to a forfeited place in good
society.
A Itsween-Of one dozeu "Trier -s-
ear" to any one sending the best four lure
rhyme on "rrociaaae," the Bremar h. able
Banking
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAP!? AL, O1S o M.
SURPLUS, - • - • N,isRbeo.
Goderich Branch.
D. GLASS - - - 3L4 never.
Allows Interest on deposits. Drafts, tette.
of credit and circular notes issued. 1payab
in all parts of the world. 75511
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCk
Pasta up Capita., • 06,000,000.
Rest, - - •1,400,x.
President • ltu . WM JAeJI4STBR
General Manager, - W. i.......aaua.
ALLAN LINE
OF
ROYAL Mt'AIL STEAMSHIP:
L I \-E RPOOL-LGN DON DERRY-GLAaelO\\
Every Thursday From Portland.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - 5Iasn•r.n.
Interest allowed on deposits. Durano uu a
the principal 'rowns and Cities in /'ana.l,
Great Britain and the United States. tough
and sold.
Advancesto Farmers on Notes. with one e
more indorsers. without n.ortgage. 175'+
Best Family Nagar in Cauda.
KING OF WEEKLIES.
Every Saturday from Halifax
Tea SHORTEST SEA dorsa To AND FROM
ENGLAI D.
little NQem for the Teeth and at • SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
your druggest or address.
tae Speaks frees Experience.
R. N. Wheeler, of Everton, some six
UNSURPASSED.
Winter Arrangements.
\VFJEKLY FREE PRESS
LARGE' PAPER
SAILINGS -MAIL LINE.
yeah iwas attacked with a severe - LONDONDERRY A LIVERPOOL.
form of ufluumxti .n ..f the lun:'e, Irai' ' SARMATIAN. trout PORTLAND, Nov. lib,
HA_}.IF.iX, Dec. tat. Dcc. 6th,
9ARD AN, item PORTLAND.
CIRCH LAN. from r Aen, Dec. Inch,
ALIFAPOLYNESIAN. trona Pui,TJ.AND, Dec. 20th,
H-%LileAX, Dec. 1.1wt•
pts c PARISIAN, from PORTLAND. Dec. 27th,
H: L1FAX, Dee. 29th.
tarrh Cure, and it is all that is claimed YIf.RL'VCA\, trot' PORTLAND, J•°• 3rd•
f 't Price 75 • sots. per bottle Sold ti 161";A C Jan 6th.
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CUT AND PASTED 11 NEW MACHINERY.
Contains all the News.
Spec1 tl Market culturral Department.
Capital story Always Running.
Ingenious Puzzle Column.
Funny Humorisnis.
ing him with a severepnigh. He veal: -
highly of Hair and s- Pectoral Balsams
which cured him, thea otplaiut not bay,
trey troubled. hint shire.
One of our best ei•izeus w,• .l i say cu
thehli' that he 6,. fried Hall's Ca -
It is Jest the Thing for the Foxily.
KHALIF AX. Dec. Bthh
end 51.00_ and the paper will he ftrward-
ed to you to January 1st, 586.
1101111011114 .r the Apestiea.
There u no absolute certainty as to
where the remains of
Cseof hofio a apos-
tles of Christ repose
ties give them as follows : Seven are in
Rome : namely,Peter, Pkilip, Jame• the
Leaser. Jude, Bartholomew, Matthias,
amid Simon ; there are in the kingdom of
Naples, Matthew at Salerno, Andrew at
Amalfi, and Thomas at Ortano ; one in
Spain, James the Greater, whose re-
mains are at St. Jago de Compoetello.
Of the body of John, the Evangelist,
there is no knowledge The van eluT
Mark and Luke are in Italy, elm:
at Voiles and the latter at Paude. St.
Paul's remains are also believed to be in
Itely,althouIh at what plisse is unknown.
Peter's is at Some in the church which
bears his name, as are *leo those of
Simon and Jude. Those of James the
Lesser and of Phili cru in the church of
the Roty Apostles, "tomew'• in the
church en the i•Mad in the Tiber called
after him, and Matthias' are in Banta
Mena Maggiore, soder the greet altar of
the festooned heaths•
$11,000 IN PREMIUMS
for i cc.. i
by Oao. Rhynas. - - agent for (rode- =.1C F! T1AN. from
Jan P PORTLAND. Jan. 1o:h.
rich 3"i
New Life for (eueti„na liraliened ny Pt.
rawer. P:b1111y n.a..1 )tiNpattou.
The Great German 1 ' i'i-tter is the he last train via Halifax with the s
and Passengers leaves Goderich every 'Wed -
only spocitic fur he,• •:• n }', ;aren't de- needs*, at 12 tectal
JNsuitANC1. golf►/
BRITISH ASS. COY. 1'u,wn,o t,tetnitsl...
PHtK838
NIIX INS. CO'Y,etLoota. Kugland)-
Yatabllshed 1715. ,u,, Conn
MARTDORD INS. COY, of HA u
-Zetsbllshed 1310 Ofwoes
Risks taken In the above fiTON. ��
thTp lowest rates
est undersigned is also MORTON.
for
CANADA PLR. LOAN AND SAVINGS CO'Y
TORONTO. security. Om,
MONOy to Loan on 3r -,el e,�t�.
7 to 5 per Cent-Charlsa�°RodAC• * nORTON.
Ooder',h Sept. M. Me.
L H
OBBE.T00150h10n1nh1uI
are annually rob
of their vi.lnima,tueaa
prolonged. happiness
and health restored
by the ussofthegre•t
GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
which positively and permanent Y cares Ur'
etMerry Icaueed by exce•aea ul any kind )
Beet Mleakanr, and all dteeasee that fol•
low as a sequence of Self -Abuse, as loos of en-
enp los. of memory, universal Is.situde.
palm its the back, dimnessof vision, prem$-
tun• old age, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity or eonsemptlon and • Pismo -
Sendtd -a c e.
:k•ud for circulars with testimonials tree by
mail. The INVIGORATOR Is sold at 51 per
box, oraix boxes for 56, by all druggists, or
will Le sent free my mail, securely scaled, on
receipt of price. b • adilressing.
F..5. CHHENEY, Druggist.
115 Sununu St„ ulr.!.•. )1'1') Ovo. itttv�.t�,
�utc : , ret for Oodertch
The most liberal Inducements ever offered
in Canada to parties getting up clubs for the
\t'EA:KLY I''RZE PRa$a. Send for Premium
List.
WEEKLY FREE PRESS AND eARRER'S
ADVOCATE seat to 1st J y. Ism, flee
101.7a, Address
SARDINIAN.IJan.Pleth LAo'. Jan. I;th.
passengers wishing to embark at Portland
will leave Goderich. on r,Ieedays, at 12o'eloek.
finery, universal i,,-•• L•I !••, f•,rt.tfitltiess,
pain in the back i.^ at lea, it.. as arca lees
shattered the sy.te.0 nen- I.,, fro•.. ex-
cesses of any kin 1. t't • 0:eat 0•,• i an
Broady will nee •r • • r• • e' f mown
and secure hoitlt...orae , t re a•-..-. RrLQO
per box, six hoxea for -l.tl •. :end It
all druggists. Synt •n .. •..e;:e •i ;.liar.
posta•1e paid, b tr .1. t ieney, : •a.dar,
Ohio, sole melt 1or U,aitod States. Cir-
culars and testiuloni cls sent free. Sold
by Geo. Rnyn+a. sole agent for Gode-
rich. 3m :
CINu.1LENE. -A name well known in
onnectio° with the hair Renewer,which
entered grey hair to its natural Dolor by
a few weeks use. Field at 50 cent4 per
bottle by James Wilson. 2m
They all tell the same story. W.
Thompson, jeweler, Delhi, suffered for
years from Dyspepsia, got no relief until
he used Dr. ()arson's Stomach Rittes.
He says it was just the medicine I need-
ed. It has cured me.
Kean% IMES LiRldsl.I
Need* ne advertising when ones iatYo-
&sesd. $veiy bottie .bid sells hundreds
d ethers by dohlE ell sad more than re-
tort for OESSi ia. Toethaehe,
gHeadache. ata It re o es# pain
instantly (lake as flesh. Try
od you
will say it is well Rented Fluid Lightning.
Get a MI seat bottle at G. Rhyne' drug
store
'My observation,' sap an old and con-
firtnen bachelor, 'leads me to the certain
Knowledge that op to twenty-five years
of age a woman looks for her prospective
husband with an expression ni fear and
tenderness, and from then until thirty
with an espectant and anxious look ; bet
after that • mantissa, easel determina-
tion hsuats her eyes that bodes hardship
and revenge upon him should the truant
at last be totted.'
Mr IperesoS says that resented
t o►
which atemoodM nean rostatterwere strik•
rtes. Nis Mid that, ie aha filet
plass, be fwd kis Memos; in the esaMdt
he did end read it well , and in 1h.. third
hasp o was n•A w.,Nh reeAlnl
Theasasda Say 5.. 1
T. W. Aitains, Girard, Kae., write:
'1 never hesitate to teonmmend your
Eleatic Bitters to my catame's, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
Ritter. an the pure*
and hest edieinp
tne known and will posi-
tively Dire Kidney and Us er complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the hostels
xehtisity ono aRirwl to '10 wtlkeut them
Tey 112 11 wee I entire i• of dollars is
d.wtor's bills every year. Redd et Mites
a 1, ...t. ! i t Wilson t�)
1
IT IS MO HUMBUG, BUT REALITY.
Tbgg M el tit► •tt
.7.41 ld; .vi g Ms
aawwddee et a
deny. Reis mom
▪ e • that ' 't S
bedogghleg
emarreed
1t•R►at1Ow r zze* were 111 tris,
• e law at Sul Is ildstits K Ads
a•*T tit oteree
UIF'N N
ova's are T
t l aaamew wt pnae.
ItaN asltew set �e�r ItM';
gr. a lettna�a trial
FREE PRESS OFFICE,
London. Ont.
Nov. let. 188.3.
1915-
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
- -I
people ate always on the look
li""
fur chances to Increase
their ranilnaa.a,d h. time bo
run a. wtaliJry : those who do
V no mpros" their upportun
lues rca:a,ti in pmcrl). We 'offer a grey
Chars.• to make money. We want men. wo-
)tonktheir in
own lo.alitice. An'vadothe workpro-
perly from the l!rbt Wart. Tl.e l.usla , se will
pay more then ten times ordli.ar) wising. Ex -
pommies) outfit furnished free. Notate e 1.o en-
daget fails termake money rapi•'ly. You tan
geyote your whole time to dile work, or only
your rare momenta. Fall lnfonnr.t' and
all thnt in net Geary .ant fn:r. At:dre.s FrIN
ION & 1'o-11'artlaud. . :.r. - --y
Ohryetal & Black,
Prepai.I certificate tssnei1 at greatly reduced
rates to persons wishing to bring their Mends
out from the Old Country.
For '1 iekcta and all information, apply to
11. A1tMt'TRONG,
Ticket Agent.
Goderich.
Dederick. Nov. glad_1583.
1884_
TO MILL MEN and SALT1WELL MEN
$600.00 Rev vrcl.
We will pay the above restate `, i„ i` as of
LiverComplilnt. Dyspepsia.„t,, os
eau
Indigestion. Constipanoi. , a •
cannot cure with Wests\ eµ•ti c ;. I.:u r l Elle,
when the direr 'ions t., e i t rict1 . a-1. I I...I w ith.
arc P° -e'), Veg. table. c, .' i , i rr fall l0
giteaatiu:ii, tioio1.01rrptl'oxea
cont a t: ng b 1' I:s.::5 i t 1.1.S.: , a : n!.- by all
Ur,rg 0.. t'.bore o: eta a.1• r... erid inita-
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trial package sent by use: p•, 1 0. receipt
of •!fpent @hump•,
Pep Sale at Will iO\'ti Rl'1G wTORE.
New IBOiLEIRS and SALT PANS manufao,
lured/ion shortest notice.
All Winds of Repairing executed ander the
personal supervision of the Proprietors who
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torr the public. Capita rot aced
ed. We will start you. Men. sty,
�men. la* aand girt wabttd very
Tare to work for us. Now is the tintc. Yon
can work in spare time, or wive Torr whole
time to the busine's. No other bosh eas will
pay yon nearly socusowwell. No one (no fall to
at once.
Costtly outfit ake oand terms Inaengaging
. 61oneyy made
fast, easily. and honorably. Al -Mita!' Titre &
Co.. Augusts. Maine.
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Beeper's Magazine begins its sixty-eight
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I .1 ADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
Ano every epsetea of dreams •riotetg_ croup
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lawful on RLOOC.
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have n ssRddb �O�ttsor
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tees. (61'
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destroyer er worms 1n CbIIdrou or Aden.
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FOR 1884.
With the a.lrcnt of 1884 Ton 1\ksTr.HN An
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in new and unproved form. with new type.
printed (rent stereotype plates, on a new web -
feeding pp pitlor the I)epartm nts'atest ea*11l he con-
tinued,
prep •.
more vigor will lx• ohsercahlr through-
out. Only `1 per annum. !(alanee of itt
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CHOICE OF THREE PREMIUMS.
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