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Bloras of &lissom.
To kauw hew to ray what • thaw pee-
. . only think u what makes :reg poets
d sages ; and tu dere to .ay what
• Len only dare to think, ut.kes men
artyre or refur:rtws, ur both.
God knows wbst steep places lie before
w. Hs has provided the "sheer of iron
t d braes" for us toout on. They are
tit th and buuesty atid faith and courage
sod prayer. A car c ousai.nce •il:
emit the beef Hou/ And up along the
Ll rd road then Ws -Maps board, on which
is w•-ttteh us lame bright letters, 'He
__Hat walk eth uprightly walkrth surely.'
Try to take cheerful air• of divine
things Deep ua your Ylelt;lea Look
hi the bright u troll as the Jerk side.
1 .. not cherish glia .tsy thoughts. Mist
:.I.ctwly is no fn•ud t.. devotion, It
b ndera the usefuln o of many. it falls
tat un a contented lifelike a drop of ick
ti white paper, which is not the ler a
.talo became it cornea nu meaning with
i'.' Let your soul rove through the
G gibs of Scripture as the happy herds
through the green pastures,
Mr. Spurgeon, the emiuent L,ndun
reacher, in a recent sermon is reported
to have said, it was the glory of the
Moravian that all their meu.6ers wars
missionaries ; end such ought to Ie the
Flery of every church. Every ting,
• omen and child in the ohsrch should
take part in th) battle fur Jesus.' Such
• glory any church relight well covet. It
is within the reach of all. Lot ue go to
work in the name and strength of the
Lord and ere how soon he will glorify
the church by giving it increased pros-
perity and enlargement.
}tousehota }lints.
JZLl.v PMR. -Beat two eggs very care-
fully ; add to them half a cupful each of
baking molasses and jelly, or burled
cider, two cupfuls of water and t sun rather
scant tablespe•,nfulls of four. Plac: on
the stove, end stir until it boils Enough Dark blue and salmon pink is glee of
for two pies Two crush. I the (prettiest combinations for children's
Tel Bear Ruwr or Arrut Pt noun...- i eluaks and hats.
An excellent pudding is made of tart ap tine of the newest shades of blue is
plea stewed, and then put in layers with I known as Suldat blue, which has a light
ne cat ken or brutal cruole. While
Ig
the al •les are still hot, stir eager and a , gresnuh blue ant.
little butter to with theiu This shouldBlack velvet jackets, trimmed with
1.s baked fur half an hour.. ;little i gr►y astrachan fur, sre pretty for girls of
sweet ,re.uu tea great addition, but ate at: and eight.
goal with est any sauce. - [Selected. ( Quilted crimson petticoats, bordered
LKNONAt$L.-T.. maks nicely. take a i will fur, ars among the comfortable
pound of loaf sugar and reduce to a syrup novelties of the season.
an a quart ul water. Add the rind of I Yarrow mohair braid, either red, gilt,
the lemons and let stand for an hour ; bronze or silver, is used to trim light
remove the rinds and add the strained 7 colored cloth suits.
juice of ten lemon. Add another quart Fashionable women dress their hair
of water. Apolllnaru is best, and place very high, with putt at the back and
it. s bow[ with s egusre of 105 in thecen- icrimped bangs in the front.
trs. Cat up a lemon in thin apices and I Dresses of bright plaids are worn over
place on the ice. Serve with a piece of 7 plain silk skirts of theredominatim
lemon In each glass. This will make a
color shown in the plaid. p g
good (leant ay.
rHh HURON SIGNA1. Fr►11:.;x, i.�.8. 1:. iso.4
Fashion's Fancies.
Black is este.kively worse.
Muffs Iie%e increase) w arae Oita wuat-
ar
New veils match the color of the beg, -
net.
Striped velvets will be fas.b:uaal.le
1111w111 -
Gray in all shades is the must fashion
able outer.
The tlmalJ .I button is the tom/ ►lj -
lieh f..r dreaaw.
Rubies are the most fashionable ;swots
at present.
Vely large bows of ribbon ane plra.d
ou all tops.
Crushed orange is nue of the newest
shades of yellow.
The hwtda••mest tail. • made suits are
trimmed with fur,
Eosrgetwut rings made entirely of
sapphires are the latent.
Kilt plaiting' of dress akirts are Made
fuller than heretofore,
Little boys, little aliases, school girls
and ladies all wear Jerseys.
Blouse vests ..f satin are seen on the
newest beelines and jack'''.
Natural beaver is the most populaa
fur fur trimming children's Garments.
Tinsel threads are seen in the hand-
somest chenille fringes fur trimmings.
Rich mixed )plaids are the must lopu
lar of materials for children's costumes.
The palest colon in 1 menden, otto-
mans and satins are imported for even-
ing dresses.
Black colored. stockings are more worn
than the unbleached ltsibrigla•us on
striped ones.
A dainty moque for the little gi('l is of
deep blue velvet, bordered with swans-
down.
The pointed velvet girdle, thickly
studded with jet, is seen on a great
many of the new drs.ses.
ITAI.IAN Cecile -Take a porcelainFancy buckles are in great demand
for trimming hats and dresses ; the most
lined saucepan put in it a mut of milk, popular ora are of steel.
one ounce of booked isinglass, half • stick
of vanilla and six ouneae of loaf sugar. I As necklaces are considered jetty,
Boil slowly. stirring until the songless f those Ladies who have handsome one*
is dissolved ; strain and when a littlecoel convert thein now into bracelets.
mix in a pint of rich cream. Beat,ressy belts for little girls are of lesth-
thoroughly until it thickens, then pour I er ..r velvet, with fancy l•uc'iles in front
int,, tlie ni.arida and freeze. and bows of nbboo ia the back.
ADFLciblt Pot -ND CACI. --Thu is made Dregs of wine color and pale pink are
among the newest combinations cf colon
for hats moil evening dresses.
ing the whites and yolks separately, one The Jerseys of pale colors are becum-
iw,und of p i.wderei sugar, and a half i.g ',ovular 1-r evening wear ; white and
ground of best butter, and ten ounces of pale blue ono.:uo espeeiaily liked.
without soda and will keep nice and fresh
for over a week. Take eight eggs, beat -
flour. Mi: theo•itghly and lake sane
hour er more ; flavor with a nutmeg.
MAII.a of Mixon. -These are dainty
little dishes imitable for New Yesr tables
One cup 01 sour milk and tine of sweet
milk, and put together, and heat until
the cure is set, then etr*In of the mule,
rub the curd thoroughly in a Mrainer.mdd
one tablespoonful .f melted butter to
the curd, also one cup of white powder
id guitar -candy, four well -beaten erg
yolks and the juice and and of one tem• Black .r Kiang" aro correct
the only
ton. Take little pans and line with ric:m kind car children to wetholyexcept when
paste, then till with this mister*: bake
fr.m ten to fifteen minutes. the droves .e plaid, then plaid wo.,lleu
stockings may be worn.
LADT Flthree
-Beat the yolks of - Brad ribbons are sawn on all child -
four eggs with shies uu Bea t h of hoes ren.s hats and tied under the chin, p»" -
sed rately an sugar. dal the whoa it. over the ears. On largo hats the
peas -
separately Ovate and add, and thenawa ngil! s, eticet is very picturesque.
revs water ; loans all for a few minutes,
then put in a paper fennel and squeeze The newest cashmeres for evening
out into the shape of fingers on paper , w ear are in the mast delrste shades,
which has been sprinkled with powdered such as shrimp pink, Nile greets, shyer
sugar. Sprinkle a little of the sugar gray, pale blue and sapphire.
over the fingers and after letting them Some of the new vest" tutendel to inn -
stand for five minutes hake to a light p ow* Jerseys are made of tan•oolored
brown in a moderate oven ; fasten to kid, or they may 1• of white cloth with
;tether with • little white of an egg. rows of gilt braid urer them.
Black la -e semis are worn in Many
pretty ways ; one is to twist the acid
tamely around the neck, and then throw
ail over the left shoulder and pin it
there with a gold -headed pin.
It is styli.:, to war the f in suspended
from the some by a ribbon, and when
green this way aro called Portia fans_ -
Lao . are need In every possible man-
lier, and the .•Ider the lam and the
quainter the pattern the greater value is
set upon 11.
Plush i. ,./aiming favor -sea trimming
Some ..f the most • egant costumes late-
ly made by Worth are trimmed with
plush.
• sh•sob io MI.
I hear yes baa'. bests
Pennsylvania oil regions,
Rees on Change to a friend.
'Yes, i tried it • while.'
'How long were ynu there r
'About • month.'
'Did you sink a well 1'
'01,. yes.'
'111( w deep did you go 1'
'Clear down to the bottom of my
p.'cket-hark.'
'sth, did you strike anything r
i• En
Bow
Jerseys of white and cream color are
very fashiocabl• for evening war.
Sometimes they are braided with gold or
red brand. but generally they are worn
lain with a ruche of crepe passe gather-
ed around the neck and sleeves.
Plain white linen ceiling and pretty
lace pine are popular among school Idyl.,
and a moat deal of attention is paid to
the selection of the pin. Silver owls,
hugs, daggers, rakes, race horses,
tennis bats and scrolls are among the de -
'Yes, I sirs tk the railroad for a pass Is
111•••
and
signe-
and got it, nr i d be in that country
7st•
. Hata made of the dtr.e material and
`ornamented by • hied ora bordering of
far, .re also fashionable Theon hats, in
Pfu'Tt.Tarr Hocaes or Woessur.- I the round ea .h.pe. aro manufcctur•
Pr tetenta 4o, not sufficiently utilise
their large and eo.tly houses of pmblie f.4
`y the girlsthemselves and inch girl
worship Many of them are .open (oily takes aribo e.n pride in making hen. A
t k and h 1 forgirl who eann(tt mak. her 050
every day
worn w1 the a issue carried mu the
hand
Haindsoine skating a• tomes ure in de-
mand et present, Ow of the prettiest
sults shown w of red aeleet trimmed
with chinchilla fur. The skirt u 1.1.10,
with a `order of chinchilla .r-uud the
battles ; the poiouarss ut velvet re dm..
t.. the Imes, and u also bordered with
fur : the hat i • .rade of red velvet and
bordered at :, fur. Plainer skattug
suits an of •tare colored •.r black cloth,
trimmed with less expensive fur.
rre4.r ie Ile. Great.
The tea who really foetid. d Ia11•rty
of thought in (teru.any was Frederick
the Great In the history of his race
then is no character more attractive, for
there u noue re human. His idea
was not the narrow idea of Aruiiuius,
nor the national passion of Luther ; it
was the idea and eta passiuu of human-
ity. The crowned philosopher, persecu-
ted by the great, assailed by Russians,
Tartan, Croats, Hungarians, Fr.u,ch-
men, abandoned by friends awl allies,
he yet resoled a power an the center ••f
(lernany which was destined t.. le in
re.pect of liberty of thought what the
Orange and England were in respect of
political liberty. If he had mo other
glory, it would be enure th that lie broke
down that reduubt, the terrible power .d
Austria, the (loliath of Absolutism, the
terror of the nations, the enemy of Wil-
liam Tell, the assassin of Padilla, the
executioner ..f Juhn Huss. the poisoner
of the Latin noes ; that power of Aus-
tria which, had it triumphed, would
have burned to the marrow of our bole..
traduced our conscience tat ashes, and
made of Europe what it made of Spain,
a desert. He opened the frontier o f
his kingdom. the gates of his palace, the
arms of his friendship, to all who had
any thought, who worked for an idea -
[Erniliu Caatelar
tricemnawe. , ten only two
servfcee of one and • half hours each. hat is voted u,wlees in school an so -
That wa.uld be only one hundred znd cosy'
lusty hours in • t'e'ar. Dunng all these Fur trimmings are arranged in many
long home except for a wedding. lune ways Reveal of the new cloth dresses
rel, or reeasi, nal .arrive. the building here p .inteil fur plastrons reaching low
stan.b closed. --(New York Observer. ^n the bust. Velvet skirts hare a sin-
gis wi•le brinier round the fent, while
Pittahurv, Pa., .ian 90. -The losg cloth skirts have three or four narrower
strike of window -glass workers is at •n rows of Astrachan ammo the front and
end after seven 'menthe idleness The
terns at which work was remelted lampe
1y favor the workmen. who will he paid
fist year as wages until April i.1 wear. (7ommon
of fashion fee street
Mbese ea weal ss.esa.s assess ehn.s with lwvtad Ines •.el k.w, Etat
1.11 et (ase. Rh]nes' drug stere and I.1. sure kewmwting golfs ptapwlwr. Alh-
ret a (+ackags of Mcllrog..r R Park. s
Catholic ("wrote. It iscompcmed f Voss -
line. Carbolic Aad end (esti, and has
never fa/1.d to renin.* Pimples, Blotches
1'Ie.r•te4 Some, Ree Skin. it mores
side breadths, and a wide now round the
whole skirt.
Pointed .bras have gone entirely out
Mesita *15(1.
Don't go to bed with cold feet.
Don t stand on hut air registers.
Don't he on the left side too much.
Don't inhale but air or fumes of any
acid.
Steeply isirrtculuus Is • i cage say of
the educt of Dr. Veit I: "en • Kidney
Cure ur say caar. An eine!, lady
snide thin (Dn.. D , elle
had suffered from p.auir n., ti.c tack 1 r
twenty years. Sold by J. •\ t:a..0 Gd.
nch. 'lin
Au Oasis in the desert s u.' brighter
light t.i the wandenua ,Arab Mali a bottle
• O, t",eu Byyrerl•s tielt..'y twee t, t..
the ..,rfurtuuste sufferer from Kidney
Disse. It is • perfect, I..citi. a and
permanent cure. told by J. Wilson
(lederich 2m
Ts dr lMMef b.gesee a vel ire" whams
mer sasses: - -
Pltwphatuir, or *erre h•wu, +. Phos-
phate Element baled tltpot, zscieutttie
Facts, Formulated by Pr.fwr'r Austin,
M. 1). oI Ll.rtou, Mess., cures 1•:ahnen-
ary Consumption, tuck Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phu.phatine is not • Alt deeine.
bu• to Nutriment, because it c',utaius no
Vegetable ur !liueral l'.,Iwns, t►pietes
Ntra,tics, and no Stimulants. but strop,
ly the Phosphatic and Uartric Elements
found in our daily food. -A single bottle
is sunici ont to ceuvinoe. All Druggist'
sell it. f!L.0U per bottle. i,owex?: it
• wale agents f .r the Min,imou,
54 Front Street Etat 'L.'ronts.
As the Ir••slr •.t a Hoer yenta,* Ysuer
the caloric influence ••f the nlo'. ray.,
so does Bright'- Disease. Dropsy. atone
in the Kidueys and Bladder, and Tnflam;
mation of the Kidueys, leave the body
upon the aduiiutsipitou ,,f Dr. Vaal Ito
ren's Kidney C'm Sold by J. Willem.
2m
John R. Pert, Hamilton, says : "Mc-
Grntpets Specie, Cure for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion is cheap At fifty times the
price asked for it. 1 amu a commercial
man, Hind travel continually, and would
no inure think of leavit.,; home whit .uta
bottle of McOrelea s f4Kpeetly (sults is my
valise than I would o1 leaving uiy two,
at home and goins; on fo .t." Free trial
bottles at G. Rhynes• drug store. Regu-
lar alae 50 eta. and :1. a
The,eseke.t TMag e. Ineeterd
I. Kraut's Fluid Lightning for Nenr:t'._ia
Headache, Tu'dlua:he. etc. It dor. not
blister or discolor the skin ; solitaire tint
one application to banish all path ui:utic•
ally wuhout using esti {yeas Roamed
or carryin your head in a poultice for
Don't lie on your back to leap from weeks Try a 25 cent bottle from neo.
souring. tihyna.�druvgist. h
Don't at in less than two hours after
bathing.
Don't eat the smallest morsel unless
hungry, if well.
Don't start • day's work without eat-
ing • good breakfast.
Dont take long walks when the
stomach isentir.ly empty.
Don't forget to take a drink of pure
water before breakfast.
Don't jump out of bed immed:a'ely on
wakening in the morning.
Don't strain you eyes by reeling un
an empty stomach or when i11.
Don't fill the gash with swot, sugar or
anything else to arrest the hemorrhege
when you out yourself, but bring the
parts together with strips of adhesive
plaster.
Re Mewl rr.p.ae 1. 'tend for the Felder
taker.
Well, wife, I'm half dead to -night,'
groaned Mr. Blum, as he came to from
work at six ..'click.
'Ah, indeed. my dear ;--Th.it a what
you aid last night. You was half dead
prat ni;ht :•
'And half dead t.. -night t'
----
•Yes.'
'Then, my dear. 1'11 Fend .••tt (tar the
undertaker to corn.• find take your mean.
are and make arraugente rets f 'r tie
funeral '
What do you mean shouted Blum is
amazement
'Whr, my dear, half .lad last night
and half dead to -night makes two halves,
guff two halves make a who'e one, so you
must be entirely dead now, and we can't
keep you, you know.
'Well," remarked Mr. B. weedy, 'I
feel some better now. Suppose we don t
send for the undertaker.'
moor skin slippers ere worn for evening
wear is pvJ.r'eseem to these swede of
satin The toes are always .,ntwnideved
nr ornamented in son. manner A
pinky device it 10 edam there with a
when all others fail. Try it b tiny bench el the sat.. OeweTs that are
And the babies ' Little bundles of
blue cloaks, fleecy white clocks, warm
crimson cloaks, indescnhle bundles of
shawia Hied wraps and hoods and .wsara.._e w .. .. -
down, shapeless and' motionless, until
the car starts, the door is shut to with to
bang like • Mississippi shot gun, and the
unwrapping proems begins, and baby
crawls nut of his curesus, a fluffy tuft of
crinkled hair ; a fat. dimpled fist ; then a
plump taco, rosy with the kisses of Jack
!'rat ; • pair of big. round, wnnd.ring
eyes, and a dancing head that goer
swinging around on that little crease that
passes for a baby's neck, while the baby
takes in the whole car and begins at
-once to make friends with the ugliest and
beahfulleat •nan ha can see, and buries
the poor fellow nnder mountains of con-
fusion by calling him "Papa" --(Bur-
dett..
*15.ea Reward
For any Testimonials recousmenduig
Mc(:revor's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia..
Indigestion, C•rtiveness, Headache,etc.,
that are not genuine ; none of which
from
ale -
from persons in the States or thousands
of miles away, but from persons in and
around Hamilton, Ont- We give trial
bottles free of cost, s, that you cannot
be deceived by purchasing a worthless ar-
ticle, but know its value before buying.
Trial bottles an testim canis given free
at O. Rhynas' drug store. •
etrwsw•. 11.1.1 ugbt■tea.
Cures Toothache and Neuralgia quick as
flash, relieves any pain instantly, the
cheapest and quickest application known.
Why suffer with Toothache, Neuralgia
Headache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Kris:
tics,.rc Thr.at ..r Acute Pains ..f say
kind when you can ge to Gen. Rhynes'
drug store and get a perfect --end instan-
taneous cure for 25 cent_ Ask for
Kraos'il Fluid Lightning. b
These ase *.W Farts.
The best blood punster and system re -
gelatum ever within the reach of
tree.
humanit .' truly is Electric Bit-
ten. inactivity of the Liver, Biliouanee
Jaundice, C..Itstipig itit. Weak Kidneys.
eel any disease of the winery organs, Of
'whoever rwiusnw an appetizer, tonic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitten the best and only certain cure
known. They so•t surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
Mtiafection or money reiudIm' . Sold act
fifty rents a bottle by J. Wiliem. (4j
A 0.111r savlag reeve./.
Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchins.en, Kan i
saved hit life by a simple Trial Bettie of
Dr. King's New Discovery, for Cun-
sumptisn, which cau.ed him to procure
a large bottle, that completely c•tred him,
when Doctors, change of climate and
everything else had failed. .Asthma,
Brtrchitia. Hoarseness. Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diastases, it is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles at J.
W ileen's drue stone. large air til a (1).
A clock was set goiug at Brussels which
continued to go for nine months, and bad
not run down when last heard of An
up draught is obtained in a shaft by ex-
posing it to the sen. This dnueht
turns a fan. which winds up the weight
of the dock until if teaches the top it
then works • brake which store the fan
until the weight hes irons down 'a little
when the fan is free t.. resnn.n.enee.
Thousands hear witness to the posi-
tive ecratire powers of the (°RRA? ORw-
rsr ier10nw1Tne, the only remedy that
has prored itself • specific for general
debility. seminal weakness, impotency,
eke., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed Main, finally ending
In conamrmpthm, insanity and a teems -
tore Imre efold hy all dtu%egtete, Of
will he sent free on receipt of S1.(10 per
hos, Or six hoses for ell Address
Comm, T„ iedn, Ohio, aspe agent for
the Vetted States. Send for si e-xlsr
and testimonials of genuine mires. Gee.
Rhymes. (L elerich. Sha
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Allows lutetaat .n deposit.. Drafts. letlr-
of credit and circular notes *.sued. payah
In all parts of taws world. 1781.
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Interns allowed wt deposits. Drafts as u
the psineipal Towns st/ot t he 4Oesse.
Great Itritaiu snot the United Slates, bough
and sold.
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more t-udursere. w nitwit mmttgege. 17fa
GODERTH BOILER WORKS.
Ohrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and KALT1WELI. MEN
New IBO1I lItts and SALT PAN.: n.-t..ufa.
lured on shortest no's...
All 'kinds of Repairing a xtrut.d molar the
personat supervision of the Propria t • - Mho
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kMabluhed Ia1l
Risks taken u. (Le atut .,..,ppe at elan, l/!''
the lowest rel.. hy HOR Soli IIOItT0r.
The u..deru 1. alio .lppraln-t a
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Tonus To.
Money to Loan on Ors • la s securtt-,
7 to 8 per Cent 1•hareHORah.t s I. ,
Owlet" •t Se pt. 10. IOM.
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of Ih.•ir , teslas, llve•a
.ulng.d bsppinesw
inti health roKurad
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GERMAN INVIGORATOR!
akk-b rrrtnvel) and peru•ar.a•nl ) a ore r Wi-
=ry hewed by est. Nee el easy kind.)
al 4reakwes., Head at;.WMnes that fol
low a.aere nee. roftttl(-.A1me. a.1...sof.•a
e y, Goo of uw miry, 111 fteraal Duran ude,
1a-t2,e it stL .5I.. i- nC_x.laroo. prenta
rrr.4,t silk, sued uesn) usher do. gee that
bol to iem..ltyor corer n.)•tion mita a ;Tra•nu-
titre gra. e.
Head for circular. with I. atttnental. fere by
"boa. 1. The /ATOCw6 %Toot is rola at 11 per
ben or tag boars for tt& 1.1 ala druggtate. or
will be sent free m) mail. w. rue,1) ,waled. on
receipt of pr.. e, M add..',ring
F. J. eHg'\t:Y. bra..ut,
107 Summit h:i.,�nledo. Ohio
0w...YS`�..
este Awns for O.+erieh
pooh. are ales) s on the look
sal fair ,honer* to increase
their. anmluts.ard n. time be
come w,ahtn : those who 10
no tepee. I' their opportwn
isles r,•eiaiu in poverty. \yr older a "fres
chows. to make mosey. We 'want men. wo-
men. boys .54 girls to work for us in their
own tw•at;lles Anyone t *Le work pro-
per))' from the drat Man. TI.. buena to will
pay noire Ilan ten 1,tara uMli•ary wag... Ki
Wile i vutft furnish. free. No tole who en-
dawts falls to make homey te) :dly. You can
g.1.1.• your v. hot. tune to 11.e wok. • r only
your .pare e.toaent- Full it:forrn.tlou and
all slant to m,.•cro•ar) ,fel•.•. Aaldtrr $t17
war ♦ (' ,. 1't.rttaad. -
practical Workmen. $600.00 •.Boward.
P. O. Box 103 I7R711
A seek . lade at Lima• to the 1s
uariou.. Rot Main... now be
ore the piddle. Capita not r., vd
ed. We will start you. Wen. wo
hien. boys and girl wanted very
where to work Wr u.. Now is the time. Too
can work in .rare time, or rive your whole
time to the hualweis. NO other business will
tray you nearly so well. No one can fall to
take enormotu }ay-. by engaging al once.
Verrill outfit, and tertius free. 31aruey hued*
boa. easily. and honorably. -Address pct a .P
Co.. Auzuata. Maine
ALLAN Ll N E
_ 14*1
ROYAL }HAIL STEAMSHIP -
LIVERPU01.-LONDONDERRY-f;LA-'.• ret
•
Byre Thursday From Portland.
• Every Saturday from Halir
INGER
SEWING MACHINE.
CHAS. PRETTY,
Harlin bees .ppnlnt«) meat of the above
marble*. )sees t6Msllett the weal pulake pa-
r.ygto• sad will supply waeblaww eH liberal
Try the genuine Singer.
We will pay the alio%4' r, oat,* for any acre
;.aver ('..umplane!. 1l),p•p..5 : 1 Hcaittiebe.
Induration. l'w,rltpat#•n tar t
calmuterre,�iib\\ra'> Vali'wt1. ivar '
w1 ...tithe rt. ,Lieu- lir. atria 1l) uu pled wit •
They.r,• purely Vegetable. canal 1..ort fell to
nit r sat i -teat law'. Sugar /'awl. a. I.. armee lNses,
ouratatn.t,g 3i 1'i(1*....rDlr. for .ale by an
1►rutr,r t+
II. Marc of .uunlem(til. red lmlta-
tion-. The g••nuin. 11.an tido. tut• d only by
Ju11N c. t% },1T . 1 u . •'Te. p .SI
NI and si l::ng -t. L'e't, Tun.M., Oct. ileo
tr:a! pa. kie..• sent t) tsar:. pr. pr. i.t 0a receipt
of a : rely/ Han p,
L _ Per elate at 141L31S% * s.se a1 RI.
Heath. is Weals'
Tut . HumTH.T SRA MATE, To .t]I' Fame
E N 11 L A N 1)
SPEED, C.t)MFtIRT AND SAFETY
't^.CSI'r PASSED.
R•stdwses: Vinleria street, near the M [.
chapel.. INwle teh
Oedertek. Des 11, 1.11111. Ifiel km
Winter .lrrantgellt.ents..
MAILINGS -MAIL 1.1N11.
LONDONDERRY & LIV ERPt►OL.
SARMATIAN. froom PORTLAND.'Key. Sib-.
HALErAX. Ike. lat.
SARDINIAN, from !town, ivn. ileo. 6th,
iIAI.IFAX. Dec.Rb.
CiRCASSIAN. from PoarrtAxo, Ike•. 13th..
HALIFAX. ileo. 13th.
PO1.1(NBSIAN, from Pont LAMP. Dee.
HALIFAX, 1)ec. 9154.
PARISIAN. from IbRrt.•sD. gee,.
•IALiY.1,X. Dee. Tleh.
Pleat-ViAN. from IbterLA*D, Jan
HALIFAX. Jan. rah.
NAH\i.ATiAN. from l'ntlrmi.,, .ran
H \I.iF-AX. Jaen. 1_•th.
SAiRi1INIAN. from
H.ALIr.AA. Jan. 1ath.
Pa.aeiseera wiabina to ,ml ark at Portland
wi6leays(od.•rl,h.rn ru.alay-,at l',,lteek.
The iug train vie Halifax pith it Malta
awl Psi ee .g.•as leave. f i..el,ri'h err:t\'ed-
neada). a' 12'.,Iw-k.
Prep .54.•en;brute issued at Re'a'l) rich:, sal
rates 10 sir w', a wlahing to bring tt..i• fe:,nd.
out from the . id reentre.
Por 1 `clot. ;and all Information. am'v t.
ii. All MS'r GoNC,
Tick. t Agent,
Oodertrl!.
Goderlcb. Nov. ?'hd. 1883.
1e.. F:. /'. Wirer',. NRmtt•t. stn flu VN Taxer
RIO. T awnntor.l specific for 11 sir c
Hirer.., l0uvulsMms. Vita. Nervousrt Neur~irlitgta
Heade...he. Ncrveua Prostration canto .1 by the
use of al•-ohol or tobacco. Wakeful:le .. Men -
tat Ie•pn...ion. Softening of the Brain. result
ing-iu lt:.anit; and lead;.,* to miser% decay
death. Premature 0M1 Age. Itarrenneee,
of 1'o suer in either se x, Involuntary Lomat
and "; . rutalorrho H. caused by over-exertion
of the brain, self shone ur orer-inelulgrare.
One hos will ewe recent eases.. Farb boa con
tains one moot h'e treatment. One dollar a box
or six boxes for ft) e dollar.: spent by mall pre
paid on reeefp• of price. We guarantee six
boxes to run an) cast•. With nae is order re -
eel. 1'11 11) us fur sic boars, arcumpa*ieel with
ar.• dollar.. we 5111 fiend the Tun -bower am
written guarantee to refund the money If the
'Feet went doe. not effect • cure. uwrentee
Weed only In lI�pa 411wJloi. Artie author
time agent for(I.wlerieh. tat. JOHN e' WEST
"*rt, tote Tronrlrtor.. Toronto Ont.
27th,
3rd.
IMh.
Iah.
RES
not. life is sweep, , ey
Ind Aare before you afil
something internee and sub
lime leave. behind to conquer
time, pias w week in your own
town 1s outfit free. No rtak. Krerything
sew, I'apilat wet woolrsd. /)V. to.i"1 taming.
you everything. Many are making fortune.
Ladies make as much as men. and ).oys and
*x0.1. make Keret par. Reader. if you want
hnsinesa at which you ran make great pay all
the time, write for particulars to H. lI.i.LCM
.t eo. Poi -than Mal
$1000 FORFEIT
Raving 11oe ntmnst eonddenee in Its super
larity .o er x11 other. and after thousand. of
test. of the none( enmpll,- t.,1 and severer,
roma yrs (mold Ond we feel justified in offJ•t-
lag to forfeit One Thousand Dollars for any
eaa.• of rn•r4i...•nida, wore tl•r.rrt. Influenza
lear.cncv. bronwlI*,'. cnnanmption in Dr
earl) stage's, w hnoMng cough. and all diera.n
of the threat and longs. .crept asthma. for
which we only claim relief. that we eon', cure
with Wear. Cough eisrup, when taken a. • nM
ing to directions. Sample bottle.. 2k and 10
cents, largo• bottle.. one dollar. Genuine
wrappers only In 1itne. Mull h alt drurg5Mat
orient be express 4o nw'ipt of price. JOHN
C. %V Y.ST It CO. M and 13 Ring street Feat.
Toronto. Ont. Noll at JAR. WILOON'at Drug
Store.Ooderlch lsn-
Vick's Floral Maids
FREZMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Ars pl. tomtit to take ( onto., their own
Purgative is • safe, sure. end .Iw .
daeereyer '.f worms, io Children or •I,.'
Far Issas to as Ploginit Saab .I US raw.,1
O.e.r d Ptm...1 wha
een sod fe s.aa5a.
sod swore thee recti 1115MM/.os of tete
choices( Flower.. I rant. and Vegetables. a•d
DI I. torr few growing I t o 1awAMme ewo.g►
for the center Ishle or a Holiday Primmat.
(tend on rover Hoene and Peet Omer address
with ter .,-,..•, and 1 wtlf woo you s omit.
pesetas Mid TRU Is no. gnart.r of its raga
t 1. printed Iw Arab Itngllah and Dorman. td
ae aherwardo order anal, dee set the Iasi
a .da .r. alae M/ fa gibewaver!
�.e ria w u. firma roil 101 bow to gat aid
grow them
Tb1' PIaw5 std ♦.gea.bl. aterdea. I1R
ragas. t Colored Pates. Ms Rsweav1n . R1R
le tents in roper covers . Ii.as la ela.as11
.kith in Asrunaa or raalleb
•lot • m.rarweed Dee51y sbaptt04..
peg... • colored Plato is every somber ami
ps., gee Rwgr. 1 FT• 111.11 • rim?
f'er1•a for 5�MNpel.se. Number
rat for boo .awe 1 trial espies Mr 8 aemna s
J A BL ltd PI Roraima,.rel Y
ir,.
WILL CURE
$!LIOUSNESA
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
J.' UNDHCE.
ERrSt, L-LA3.
OR REUEVE
DIZZINESS,
DROPSY,
FLUTTERING
OF THE HEART,
ACIDITY Of
SALT RHEUM, ENE STONACM,
HEARTBURN, ORtNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
And eery 'poseR* of sgaas�e� arias treat
dlerdred L.OWOLb ogle .1.0()OST AOK
T. ■1480RN & aa, PrceiVernria,4
AGENTS Wsu.t 4. Mig ""' w'
Wolk 1'nwae•nl .em paerm
Capital required. Jamba I,., RCo. lea
tM1
'teems. lot:
i
EMIR