HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-2-15, Page 7Mk HURON SIGNAL FI1IDAY, FEB. 15. 1864
Fun and Fancy.
wMs leen aro just bled enough u.R
10 ens Bear duties. but they era ses all
their rights very clearly.
This goold is pretty •v•u-the piaa.0
has *Wad ansay a good duh washer,
and a gaud dish weaker ►aa spieled
a
A New York mean who. salt • woman
mm.ur.d fug • l.wutet is now in a hurry
to end out where Le eau get measured
ler an umbrella.
OM et the first thiugs a railroad no-
ggins is • deficit. We d,•o t know what
it is used for. but it's Oil . d the • imp -
mosso of the tint year.
'1 her often noticed,' says Josh Bil-
that the man who would here
dean eyaeceh wu.dsrful thiogs of he gad
bio thkre, never iota thaw.'
A strut* miaded yolaag lady said to
bet dressmaker the other day : '!f wc-
men are ever allowed to vote, what do
you think will be the fashion tor voting -
dresses r
A Texas mast gut mad because a waiter
handed hnru a napkin the other day. He
said he reckoned be knew when to tie.
haodkerehid without bmriog no hints
thrown out.
Aunt -'Has any one been at these pre-
serves r Dead silence. 'Have you
touched them,/Jimwy f Jimmy, with
the utmost deliberation : 'Pa never 'lows
lice to talk at dinner.
John Boyle O'Reilly write" very pret-
tily of 'The Songs that are Not Sung.'
It certainly is an inspiring subject. John
has evidently peeped tutu the waste -
beast of a newspaper tailor.
It hart* s man wars ter tell hien u' a
fault kinly den it does roughly, fur if ye
tells him kin') he kain't say authin',
but if yer telhm in *rough way he kin
fight yer aa' gat stidacttoo.'
'Is you guise to get an overcoat this
winter T&eked $ darkey of a cosnpsaioo.
Well, I demo how dat's Keine to be,'
was the rept 'I'.c done got my eye on
$ eclat, bot d. &Bab dat owns it keeps
Lis eye on it tot.'
Jones asked his wife : 'Why is a boa-
t and like dough r He expected she
s euld give it up, and he was going to
tell her that it was because woman needs
him ; but she said it was because he was
•rd to gd uE her hands.
'I can marry any girl : *sae,' said an
Elmira man who was rather 'moony'
. n a Binghamton young lady, as he won
a rather self-satisfied expression of coun-
tenance. 'No doubt, she eel
sarcastically, 'but what girl duo you
please T They are tot o..psakiag teras
sow.
'Trust oxen ised,theyfrIll bs trust. you,'
toys Emerson. We showed this to a re-
spectable grocer. He grew livid with
age, seized a club, and wanted to know
where that Emerson fellow lived. Then
was mischief in that gn'cer's eye. We
did not ted him.
Old Pettigrew, of Amain, is very pro
ciao in the majority of his statemeute,and
is a strict constructionist. One day a
neighbor rushed in on Pettigrew while
the latter was eating his breakfast, ani
r xclaimei excitedly : 'Mr. Pettigrew,
tour house is to fire.' 'I he; your pit. -
'tem,' responded Pettigrew, but what did
lou any r 'Your house is on fire.' 'Ali,
that is where you are wr..ne. replied
Pettigrew. 'Wrong is said the neigeleir
'Yea, this is neo ay house. 1 only rent
it.'
'Wort* of Iliisbom.
The two powers which, in my .'pinion,
r. natitute a wise man are those of bear -
mg and forbearing.
After long experience with the w:'rld I
stfirm before Gad that I never knew •
rogue who was not unhappy.
Nothing of worth or weight an be
athieved with half a mind, with a faint
hr art and with a lame endeavor.
No music is so charming to my ear se
the requests of friends and the supplica•
Dons 1'f those in want of assistant*.
Trus goodness is like the glow worm
in this -that it shines most when no
eyes but those of Heaven are upon it.
Houses are built to lire in more than
to look on ; therefore let w be preferred
before unifomity, except when both may
be had.
Nothing M increases reverent,' for
(others as a great Sorrow to ones mhos. It
teaches one the depth of human stators.
In happiness we are shallow and deem
tighten so.
The mother's yearning that oompdet-
est type of life in another life which is
the essence of real human love, feel' the
presence of the cherished child even in
the base, degraded man.
The mixture of one error with much
truth adulterates the whole► -as the glass
d pure liquid is rendered dangerous by
the infusius of a drop of poison. We
shwirl theref»n beware of all error,
however slight and inconsiderable it mai"
appear. One error miry lead to a
thousand.
Dr. 1'. R. Clouston asks hie readers to
think of the with that trail at music who
have no inher.st molded capacity, of the
time contemned in committing to memo-
ry rules of gemmae the real meaning rot
e hick the girls' bruins could not eowl-
prehend if they lived to be ninety,of the
labor and siwruw given to sewn?* lenge-
sees by girls whom nature meant only to
w eak their mother tongue, and of the
('tile attempts to take girls past the rule
of three whom nature intended to stop
at sins ,1. division.
Cnum*a Airwave To res Haire. -
Whatever may be said regarding the
question why nod delayed M long the
' ending ..f His Ron into the world, H•
W eons* into the world. and with that
row is our chief concern. Has He he's
receive') yet into oar hearts g That is
f. r us to geessti'.n of ,this rreurrtng an-
niveruary. When Christ was barn in
Bethlehem, a new era in the world's his
cosy o.mm.no'd ; and when ley faith He
is borne hotel a men's heart, then Yew
mosey a sew life for his.. "As many
as swot,* Him, te them tdves'he power
to htte'•ae the eons of Get" Reeder,
wast th.0 resetee His new f His a time
.4 ileum gifts. Behold ! Here i. God's
gift to thee- eon.hip through the birth
of (,`heist within thee Pitt it we from
r/'y heart : but mak• room few Jensen
ta..., no matter what novel he disioiisd
that He may eider. - (Dr. Wm. M. Tay -
k., T:: l.,resdca L
.
Household }tints.
A very handsome Leading f K Iso. our -
Mins is swede by mils' the deep fwd
painted friugs which now o.:uw'iu all
colons.
A very MIti way to uaa..i grape
pickles is to ill a jar with alieruau lay
en of sugar and of freshly gathered
ram ; °over area with mid viewer.
Appetistugg dressing fret fowls is made
of mashed potato, well wnosted ; for
ducks ur for wild gauge a flavor of Daws
is desirable ; barbs may also b. added.
Develed ham adds piquancy O. the.
hearth Jiuuer. The haw must be cut in
very thin Mims, mud may be fried, ser
bulled or baked. It is scut to the table
with • salad drafting peered over it.
An noun.. nal awl really delicious
way to flavor a esti, which is to bate
Mug; over the top Is to grate part of the
peel of au orange or lemou over the
cake b 1. re putting the icing on.
Often Doe los gravy left frum a roast
of beef, and if you have no soup stock to
which it may be added, use it to fry
d iced cold !wiled potatoes in fur break-
fast. This utak.s an excellent dish.
It is • good plan to :make a little pair
of sleeves to draw over the baby'r arcus
when be is playing oa the B•m e ; • rubber
curd tray be run in the top if care is
taken not to have it taw tight ; ':cures
tilde of stockinet dew on and off
easily.
it is said by ore who is ordinarily
truthful that if you place a little piece a.f
ripe red pepper in the put where cabbage
or turnip is boiling, it will help to de-
stroy the objectionable odor with which
these vegetables are likely to till the
hum&
114as411•So as Iu ta.wt.s.Mswi
Wh.s appeurehi tg • 'seal palish' 51.
eaetterseat Via .hipboerd tray lie itasRia-
sd an the welcome whhis'prboasring of the
Beal te Meant. Their cry h
young reenerkedge res 'Mass to the «rAbiag
or whining .4 an infant in pain, which is
redoubled as the de.troyon approach.
Ywtng bunt ors. who sow apply their
sea tar the tint time are often almost,
eveeatme by their baby kassentstirr.a.
Oomps.sios. however, is noun gasped
duwu. The vessel is laid to, the tam
tweedy hound um the doe, sad the work
of destruction bogies. A bisw w the
aces from the gaff stuns or kills the
loon mai. Instantly the soulpitag-kels
is at work, the skis with the fat adher-
ing is detached with aamasi.g rapidity
from the carcass, which ie laftoe the los.
while the fel •nal skiu alone are tarried
of. This prove.s is called 'sculpine-a
avrupti.u, no doubt, of scalping. The
skin or pelt is generally about three feet
long ani two and a half feet wide, a.d
weighs from thirty-five to fifty pounds.
Five or six pelts ... re k •sed a i s owy
load to drag over rough ..r broken ice
sometimes fur awe ur two mulles. 11 the
the ice is louse and "p.m the hunter has
to leap from pan to pan.
Facey two ur three needle) mcea ••n a
field of ice oarryiug o.., this work. Time
what a picture the vessel ptew.ats as the
pelts are being piled us deck to caul pre
mous to st.wate l.tl..* ! ()lio aarr
another the hunters arrive with their
loads, and snatch a hasty moment to
drink a bowl of tea end vat a piece of
biscuit and butter. The poor mother
eesh, now cubism, are seen popping
their beads up in the smell lakes .f water
mud holes among the doe, anxiously l000k-
nii fie their young,-tcauadian M.th-
o led Magazine for shivery.
Gold jewelry may be cleaned and be
made very bright in this way :-Line a
small tin cup with suit paper, fill with
ale suds, put the jewelry in (one piece
at a time of ouuree), shake it about well,
rinse with clear water, and dry with a
piece of chamois skin.
Handanme stockings which are fo
"many colors," like Jacob's coat, way be
dried without streaks or stains if jou
take the trouble to have pieces of board
cut the exact shape and size of the stock-
ings ; thin board will do. On these draw 1
the damp stockings and set them behind
the atom to dry.
Whet We Read.
We think the following timely advice
to parents at the present juncture :-
There is such a thing as reading too
much. 1f you would grow mentally, you
must study. Perhaps no people in the
world mid so much asthe Americans do;
but what is the character of the literature
they read 1 The details of cri-ninal
courts, sensational and exciting news, ex-
rsvagant stories and n.niences ; and tete
ncidents of prize -tights, baseball gams
and riots are read with aridity ; but
liturature of • high order is neglected,
and the most profound treatises upon
scientific, artistic, moral and useful sub-
jects are allowed to grow dusty un the
shelves of libraries and hook stores. The
fault is mainly in their early training,
which has failed to develops a taste for
learnine, industrious habits and a manly
ambition to gain the respect and coca -
donee at the oemmunity by persevering
efft.rts to improve things of real value.
Macaroni cooked with tomatoes makes
an ezoell.nt entree ; use instead of water
to Book them in, some soup stock ; allow
half a deem tomatoes of medium size
for half a pound el macaroni Boil the
macaroni, which you have broken in
small bite, and when it is allJosl tinier
add the peeled and sliced MOsMs.; swa-
✓ m highly with pepper and salt.
If your hail is lighted by easels of
glass in the door, • pretty way to ar-
range a curtain is to task it at the top
and button' ; then tie a ribbon around
the curtain in the middle ; do not tie it
w close that the folds will be Riff and
ungraceful, but let theta hang loosely,
and ha.r the bow on the inside. If the
glass is in two panes tate curtt"•s will
look salt prettier if one is put over each
pane.
A very nice cake for tea, and .one
which may be appreciated an account of
its calling for one rest only. is made
thus :- A little inure than half a rap of
butter. one cup and a hall of sager. one
cup 'of sweet milk, one egg, three cup
of dour, one teaspoonful of soda diswly-
ed in a very little Mit eater, and two
teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar, mixed
thoroughly in the f..nr ; one cup of rai-
sins chopped very tine.
pretty way to finish the ends of crash
spreads or tidies is t. Fringe thenen t, the
depth of several inches, fasten the
tsre'ula wliero you stop fringing with
even •tick• -s, oven -siding the edge ; rise
the adored silk or Cotton that is the prin•
cipal color in the other urnamentatiou.
To snake the process of fringing easy,
first draw out rine thread where you wish
to mike the piece to stop, then slash the
edge. and with • stiff nee Ile or large pin
you eau draw the thread.' oat rapidly
and easily.
Home made oat -mel crackers are so
Dia,, and it is really s" little tmuhle to
make them, that almost any mother or
c.' ok do get tone t. try this rule.. Wet
tufo pint of tine oatmeal with one gill of
water ; after mixing as well as you can
take it mit ea the dish on the kneading
b,mtrl, an which you have scattered
plenty of the dry meal ; roil out and cut
in squares with a sharp knife. Th)
cockers should be idled very thin ; these
should be baked in a slow oven, and
after you are sure they are done (save
the oven donor (Tonto &bow them to dry.
Salt should not be omitted.
A add may be a danferous thiut or
tilt, depending upon the meats at hand
to co•iilt•ot it. It is a wise precaution to
pn'vi.le ..;atast emergencies that are lia-
ble t-' ane.. in every family. to sudden
'moot' •.f notd, croup, asthma, etc.,
Ayer's Cherry Pectur*l will prove the
,luickr.t and moot effective cure, and
Mat friend.
yonr
■edrsuer• speedy cure.
From the many rensarkable car^s
wn.utht by using McGregor'a Speedy
Cure f..r Uyspep+.a, Indigestion, Consti-
pation aril Affection of the Liver, mod
from immense sale of it without any ,d-
rertising, we hive .••.ncht.le-1 to place it
extensively on the a:arket, s. that thus
who suffer may I+ave 'Cp.-Ifni cure. Go
to G. Rhyuss dro_ store amt get a trial
bottle free, •.r the r. talar site at 50 cent*
and $1. a
Alison 'eery (rill c .nisi..' cit 1 mon
other mineral compounds. Dr. Carson's
Stomach Bitters is purely vegetable and
takes the place of all .Aber purgatives.
In large bottles at 50 cent. ut
TOn OF DR. WHEELER'S
Command ISI zfr of tho Phosphates and
("allays as food for the brain and nervous
system is foundeed on w-eil established ehrml-
cal and phrslological laws. since it is compos-
ed of elements entering ter formation of these
organs and ramble of supply mg them with
oeurshrnent. Orem mental nacrn anxiety.
excitement. worry. tatig'me. bloat poisoning
from n.sesae or implore a r. cxtvsire indulg-
ence la habits that eye up the vital rowels.
speedily Interfere with the nutrition of the
brain awe nerves which preside over all the
towcitns• of Ina body, and *mower or later
fatal oamsettareete mad Inevitably result in
Ibe Nisxlr we bare a remade remedy for nerve
exhaustion and loss of o instil utional vigor
from thew causes.
A enrresponelent asks for directions
tor making been soup. You need first
seine gond stock ; I think there is noth-
ing quite goo good as beef stock, with
tome tette of ham boiled in it. For this
you can use pieces of cold fried ham. nr
you may put in the ham -hones left after
oiling hamf• quantity of beans to
he used depends on how well you like
them. One pint of beans t.' two quarts
of dock is ser.ut the usual allowance.
Boni* people Lk* the beans served in the
soup others prefer te hare the .cup
strained and hate tilled °rocket put in
two ..r three minutes before serving ;
pepper and silt oaf idritusa.
It is not generally knees that dra.gtt
of °old air areas unwholesome for a
canary bird as fear a child. Many a pet
hard has drooped and died a mysterious
and demented death her the leek of little
thought ea the part of Its mistress.
Many birds sear also from hest : Meir
cages aro hoax en hicet that while the
mom does net seems too warn for the
mistress it is very enenmfnrtable for the
bird. I hare known of melte Wag hung
M near a Move that the wires became so
heated an to bs unpleasant to the touch.
if MO has net the new to he thoughtful
and candela pets, it is mire humane to
dispose of them to esme otN who ran be.
Ptn►rnss Faun Wlets.-Cook °om-
ptained that then went en matt small
barrel potatoes in the last i bought, flat
else was at her "wit.' wad" to know hew
M hying them onto the table ereopt as
mashed. I told her to peel thorn and
bail in salted water ..jil almost done,
then fry ist bot kid and beef drippage
mixed. whoa si.uly browned, site took
thins nut, destined them ns brown pater
Iasi, scut thiels to the table heaped in the
wear* of a weal plotb 1r with a www sprias
tut psat:.y as a yeaitla
1l1.s0y mtwwlw is all I .ea say of
the .Iaet of Dr. Vaa hurvn's Kdoey
Gun is ay time Aa elderly lady
writes this fruts Aniignal.h. N. K , who
had .trued from passes hs the bask tear
twenty years Sold by J Wilauu (lode
rhe► *11
An Oasis au the desert is w. brighter
light 4, the wandering Arab than a bottle
et Ur. Van Ittarmi s Kidney Cure it to
the sa/urtenate sutisrer from Kidney
Di..aas. It is a perfect, positive and
permanent tats. Sold by J. Wilson
Dederick 'las
To the ladteal Trs-t-.. sad oil whom
It salty ei s.ea.
Phue(►hatioe, or Nerve toot, • Phoe-
eut based upon &ieatitiees
tots, Formulated by Profeor Austin,
IL D. of Boston, Masa, cures Puhu otn-
ary Ooasumptum, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wanting diseases of the human
system. PMt.phatne is not • Medes:inn,
be+ a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Narcotics, and uu Stimulant*, but situp,
ly the Phosphatic and Oatttric Elements
found in our daily food. A Moyle bottle
is suficitwnt to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. Lowuge &
Ce ., hole agents for the Dominion,
65 Font Street East Toronto
A. the Irate of winter garish under
the caloric influence .4 the suns rays,
w dims Itright s Disease, Dropsy,steam
in the Kidneys and Bladder, anirine..
matron .d the Kidneys, leave the body
up•.n the adininiatrnhow'of Dr. Van Bu
no's Kidney Notre. Sofd by J. Wilrm,
fins
Joss R. Vert, Hamilton, says : "Mc-
Gregocs Spseey Cure f..r Dyspepsia and
Indigestion is cheap at fifty tines the
price asked for it. 1 am a cou.me:cial
man, .ltd travel continually, nod wou!d
no more think of Paving home with.•.it s
bottle of Mc(Oregor'a t peaty rule in my
valor than I would of leaving my t«am
at home and going on foot." Fre, trial
bottles at U. Rhy.oas droll at•' e. Rego.
lersize 50 cts. and 11. a
TeatStmehest Thing ea iter -.rd
Is Kraut's Fluid Light g for Ne tralvia
Headache. T.s.thaclte, etc. It d•.<a trot
blister ..r discolor the skin ; twl•tire blot
one applisati..n to banish ail i•:'' ' magic-
ally without wing any groasy liniment
or carrying your head in a i't•nittoe for
weeks. Try a 26 cent bottle from Geo.
Rheum, downtiae h
e sere afiwatill
For any Testimonials recommending
McGregor'-. Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, ,stiveuese, Headache,etc.,
that are not genuine ; none of which are
from persons in the States or thousands
of miles away. but from persona in and
around Hamilton, Ont. We give trial
bottles free of cost, w that you cannot
be deceived by purchasing a worthless ar-
ticle, but know its value before buying.
Trial bottles and testimonials given free
at 0, Rhynas' .:rug store. a
Rssus'. Field:Lighlntag.
Cures Troth eche and Nenralgia quick as
Bash, re ieve. any pain instantly, tl.c
cheapest awl quickest application known.
Why suffer with Ti othaehc, !deu-n': is
Hea.lache. Rheumatism, Ln:ntaw110 tiaw:
tip, Hone Throat or Acute Pains of any
kind when yon ran go to (lee. Rhynas'
drum store and vet a rierfect and instan-
tane•es euro for 2.5 cents. 1 Ask for
Brain's Fluid Lightning. b
•
These are fiend Falls. - The hest blood purifier an 1 system re-
gul.tor ever placed within the reach of
wfferinr humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ters. Ii'activity of the Liver. I2ilinnsnea
.lanielice, Constipation. Weak R1dr'evs,
..r any disease at the urinary- organa, or
whoever requires alt appetiser. tonic or
mint stimulant, will always tin.l Electric
Bitten the hest and only certain cure
known. They act surely an 1 oni, kly.
every bottle guaranteed O. giro entire
sat i.f..ction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty rents a bdtle by J. Wilson. (41
A Life rasing anvil.
Mr. M. E. Altiwn, Hutchins..n, Kan ,
saved his life by a simple Trial ibttle ..f
Dr. King's New Disa.tery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
a large bottle. that completely cured him,
when Doctors, chomp of climate and
everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarwenes, Revere ConiFhs,
and all Throat and Long diseaas, tt as
awranteed to cure. Trial ft.'ttlea at J.
Wilton's drat store. Large .izs $1. (1).
tie
IT IS NO HUMBUG, BUT REALM.
That Diphtheria 1. res oaf the nod danger-
tsas diseases and snaselly sweep. away thews-
��ae4�e . se er
1 obtidrea. is • tori which se aa
d.my. and that darters le many cats tin
ppwerNs W d n
sgslnat It fw•s tree A liin
-3ls. that is • oerl•ta stmt sere eery for
tido deagessow.54 rowt•a<lou• Meese,
be hailedwith jay and warmly welenawd
every hang. for ase la time et n..04 A ass -
tea is meek wawa easily eheekeI at tbe
b gto ulna thew after It baain.4 headway.
So It N with this A1.war. Keen tw.dieine e.
laud-aaA to not wall 1111 it is tem. isle. Such
• twed/etse Is rererwt the public la 1)1
tMMTI FIPUlIIORiA sod CR'ItiP R
B lip we see Itsnenwgtal, c,snrinew) Ihat it
wet answer Its purpose. 1. •It, -r,, palest have
been takes cwt Her IM hn.aiwha of Oahada,
sod stems sn• taken Nast on GIMP win Ila:
*55.o It. we 'chaffy .us vesdleal Stew gn ttvw
t\1. rsimody • trial . Towthoonteite. eternises
. w4 trial Mules met M1 iter.
Adders Rev. H. MIRLA (f)�. swine\ P.0.
Oalarl..
/es sate MSM. QTI*I testas sewer
slledMMa, Sae.
irmty • MI MMA
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Allows lutenist .s d•pe•ita. Urah.. !elle.
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Interest allowed oh depadt•. IMOD un a
the principal Towns and Cities to ('clads
Grier Itrtlalw and the United Stott., bough
aa.l sold.
Advencesto Farmers on Notes. with c•oot,
more endorsers, withost 1754
GODERICN BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and S A LTIW ELL MEN
New 'BOILERS and SALT PANS manure°
turd on shortest notice.
All 'kinds of Repairing executed under the
personal supervision of the i'roprietors who
Practical Workr„en.
P. O. B..* 101
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k week . 14t14• to 1 • 1 y Ile it
dnetriow. lien business nue 1 r
fire the 'Albin. Capita not not d
ed. We will start you. Alen. oro
men, boys and girl wanted .pry
when• to work for us. Now is the time. You
eau work /n spare flat, or rise your whole
time to the business. No either business will
pay you nearly so well. No one can fall to
make enormous pay, by engaging at once.
Costly outfit and terms free. Money made
fast, easily. and honorably. Address Tata t!
('o.. Augusta. Heine
SEEING NAME.
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gas.M... Mfptq the psalc pus
aelss/•t apiol MM .apply -- •-s nn HbusJ
"Wly the genuine Singer.
i It ddeser Victoria street. near the M. R.
(7\aret t+o4.rk,\.
Mederltb, Doe. 1i. ttlp, met Ike
ALLAN LINE
dor
ROYAL MjAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL -LONDONDERRY -(i LA.im., IN
Every Thursday From Portland.
Every Saturday from Halifax
Tae SuowrarT SRA R'ol'TL To ANID Feuer
ENGLANI)
SPEED, 'CONTORT AND SAFETY
UNBUBPA88ND.
iT inter .irrn1I_o'enhents.
S1!I.INGS-MAIL LINK.
LONDONDERRY & LIVERPOOL
SARMATIAN, from Poiret-Aso, Nos. alb.
NAI.iii''AX. iter. get.
a l!IDINlA.N'. from i oerr.ANI, Iter. nth,
HALIFAX Dec. Nth
rR
CCAMOIAX. I !4
Tom 1Mterssn,,'mea-els.
HALIFAX. Dee. lab.
POLY NKS' AN. from. PtoKTt.Axn, wage. late.
HALIFAX. Dee. end.
PARISIAN. from Poser LAND. Dee. 171h.
HALi.F.tX. Dee. 29th.
PERI'YIAN, from ProcrtA.rn, Jan. 1rd.
HALIFAX. Jan. doh.
AMIIMATIAN, intro Potnt.iNn. Jan. Inth.
NAI.IFAX. Janlith.
SARDINIAN. from 1'.'a-rLAxu. Jan 17th.
HALIFAX. Jmn. lath.
i'assenirers wishing to emtark ar Portland
will leave (ioderich. on Tneanays. at it o'clock.
T'.e taeo train via Halifax with the Malls
ane Pasmeogqrers lease. (loderie-h every Wrd-
ne-•l.'-, so 12 o'clock.
Prop .M'seriiIcata Maned at greatly reduced
twee to pc•eene wielded to bring ;heir /
out from the (Nd Country.
For 7 icki'tl. and all Information. apply to
H. ARSISTROXO,
Ticket Agent.
Goderich.
Ooderkb. Nov. 22nd. lel.
1 lirst'RANCE CARD.
RIt1TINl1 ASS l'O' 2', Tosaupito - If.tabllab.
dal
PN/YNIX INS. CON, N Lunaoa England) -
Y taa.stnd 17W.
RAR t7opt, INS. CO Y. of Baalrwan Cons
7 ataWished IoW.
Rees a►ea se the a' of e east idea I1 '
Ube Inured rsl. s Ity ibOR.s lit' 1101:1t
CAN IDA Ptle aloe Appall -r lns
Toaoar LOAN Aso SATIKuS$
Near; t. 1.•aa w first , law see, rtlr.
7 Ma per Coit.- Ciarsrs moderate.
Order' -b Seri. le tree RACY HORsiL
Mouse nds.f grans.
arc annua'If robbed
..r +heir .I, (lawny'.
pt "lunged happiness
mid health restored
by 1 h use of t he great
GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
is hith moat O rIy and 1 ernellen' y eurea podears tc..,.4 b) rs,tsees of shy kiod.i
ktimid••a dlestseas, ..'d all 4Mo sacs that fol
low as • scauent-e ul *. If Alone. as los of en -
phoe of mentor) . ui 11 eras! Iassittadr,
a In the back, dies:.'. d timer. prone -
un' 444 age. mid many other disease. that
lead to Insaolty or tot sumptlon mod ■ prima.
lure gess e.
Send for 4breeders wul. t. dlmonialo free by
audit. The 1*ft51.004Tw111 N aol4 at $t per
boa. or six tale. for 1a by all druggists. or
win be sent free •ay osa& secured) waled. on
receipt u' paro e. tee addressing
F. J. EN EY. Druggist,
'e7 taum,nit lit.. Toledo. Ohio
Oro. Iter N As,
sate A►rut fol (joderis h
IS
.. iet• D an al way soh the look
out for chan.,s to Murrain
t h.•ir rernings.and Ir. time be
rime ...•cony . those who do
_ n•' moot, o• r their Deportee
"1. s 1. .oafs la W.. e. 1y . We offer a gree
chat cc 10 isk. n.oto t . We want men, oro
men boys clad girl,• to work for us in theca
own lo, Wttilw. An) uu, eau do the work pro-
prrly from the ant .dart. TI» bumu'a's will
Iia) melt tla.a fen 1 rot'. er: n cry wage 8. 01-
erosivetoiletfnrwhI.'' fr... Kuorw wt.oen-
daaes 41tIa t, not. u.' ria) '.pva). 1 t u cam
art ole ).sae etnk Omar to *1 a• mot k. 'r only
your st are moist ct • . Yell h*turtlatton and
ell Mot is arrester) •spit free. Achili so *Tie
tot( • C Nuillarir.15 10..
$600.00 Reward.
h"r ac.: pm. the 41111.4..A • n r rr! for ab) case
• mwn eptg7-1'4
'4 ittab1 it
o r PHIL
Mkt.. �u1ogsaish'It is weLisi t . 'aaa1 a)44... Pit 1Ioarsibe.
Let. 5: , .:;p, t:...• sit .116 11) toaplhld with.
The) ere perety resemble. • id sever tau to
Irit,• sa'moo lMr. emote t'tato d. Larne Poxes,
,-..,'laic rt; i. I'!U5. ter coats. For tale by a!i
Dreirg-. is, P... at. of t oduterfi its ar.d ialta-
t w...
11 r 1,i Lair.'' n.anatacturret only by
JI*GN C. t,t-L'),T a CO_ "11..- Put !takers,
3I and til ling; ts, Fist. Tor ria., fent. Free
:rel ea. lase met to alai ren :said on receipt
ofs...en .'anp.
Foe risk as W IIII0'r 0575 %Twit.
I Taoot.ol life is astern `t' rye
and dare before gnu di
1
cornet ng mighty and sub
lime leaave behind to rom ner
time. MN a week I n your null
town. ft want tree. No risk. Kvrr)thing
hew.tai not reoulrrd. We will furnish
VOW everything. Many are making fortune.
Ladies teaks as much as men. and hey' and
idyls (take swat pay. Reeder. if yon want
�1hes int which you ran make great bay all
tha ie erne Wearch-mars to H. Heston"
$1000 FORFEIT
Having the utmost rnntMrnce In it. super
torts ever all others. and after tl owesn4• of
teats of the most rnmpllcated and severe.
ears we could find. we feel justified in offt•t-
lag ,e forfeit One Thonsnd Ianllnn for any
cane of anagtaa. nnM.. sore throat- Inflnen,a
hoarseness. bronchitis. consumption in its
early atega'a, whonptng magh, and all .11we s
of the throat and langgurs r st
ahma, 10r
wht. h ser only claim re1Mf, 1)i it we can't mere
with Wear. Cough Byrne. when taken aaeetM
Ing to directions. Rampi. Mottle.. Ls and a
meats. large Mdtles owe dollar. Wools*
wrappers only In bine. Sold by all rdrp�t.tg,
or at by express nn receipt nI prk.. JOAN
C. WWIT &(7O.. M and p King street Feed.
Otero
Termite. Dee
C Sad at JAR. WI N'R Dreg
Viok's Final Guide
Ter lam es es Illiesput Reek re We raw.. 2
1.swed Moos efiMwers sed t ngeph/c..
and moat res slim mat«rnts.ns of the
choicest Ftnwtsrti, plant. and V•getabgra, and
Directorship grassing. 111. \•a401nn..ne120
Oar the C.ete'r tattle fir • Holiday I4esene.
Seo, on year Mir. •mi Pet 0ni.w sddrwss
with ice emits. wad 1 will send yon a ropy.
rtag► Mitt Th'. Is not Vwar*r of its .wt.
prin'"d in both Rrsgtl.h and Derma*. If
has .hrrwar4s order weds ele4wet the le oda.
Tielle• Mods saw rhe dad M rhe Wme54
The Finast. ()rum will tell how to ger and
grow them
TS.0 Ibww std V.ertabee Cordes. 115
Pogm, a Colored Mem .'Iss Plug's • legs . Fie
• rents le nater rovers . st all Is rlrlgnM
Meth. In (Mama* M ttettleb
TM's l0aMrs•ed I .•ehlr mow. •
Pegs. • Cel'we4 Plata 1a every sstw and
w.ety fine R.1Rravhigs Price 11 s1 s roar
Vivo Copies fee we. tor•ehn. K..b.v
vest the len omit* : l trial emotes M- iii es.las
JA]Iff10110Illociamme
J
INI
Da. K. C. Nita'. Narita, sen Rkatx Thais?
MCAT. a gusraattccd specific for Hysteria, Dir
maces. Convulsions. Fits. Nervous Neuralefa
Headache, Nervous i'ioutration caused hT he
tee of alcohol or tobacco. wakefulness. leen•
1al Ih-pression. Softening of the Bralpi. result
Ing in lumina) and leadiag to misery. decay
and dce.h. Premature Oki Age. Barrenness.
Lase of toe er in eft her sr x, Int Mystery Losses
and tapermatorrl,aa. caused by over -t tertian
of the brain. self-abuse or over -indulgence.
One sox -.sill cure recant eases. Fach los own
tains one month', treatment. One dollar a box
or six hos�eeees for fire dollars : sent by mall pre
pald on rba ip' of price. We guarantee ids
boxes to cure any case. With tach order re-
ceived by us ter sit hoses. aceolnpat.ied with
five dollar,. we will send the purchaser ear
written guarantee to refund the oouey it the
treatment doe. not effect a care. Gi.ar•otee
Messed only by 45111ta tt 5500'. mole author
Wed agent for lint. JOIN C WiES'T
& CO-. rote proprietors. Toronto (Mt.
FR IMAN'S
W ORM POWDERS.
__:___difeAsesin to Odle. Own&*beIrowa
t uilln. Is a se*. ors, sad eat
ltbeinvue of worms in Childrels or A
g u r�t�k
BLOOD
BITTERS.
+144
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
L;;..; ):/..Z VESA DIIZINEf
Or:?:r.:ul DROPSY,
1 •.;KED :vON, FLUTTERING
J' ,,,,9 ,4r. l f, Of THE HEART,
riiiIP.LAC, ACIDITY Of
t/LJ 1itt11. :'HE STOMACH,
Il r'fITBURY, DR, HSR
"MADAME, Of THE SKIN,
Aad sweet spode' of dte+•e• soishaufrom.
t..tsrrdred 1. VER K(ON[V( AT
Bow Eil, ea
aIOOO
T. MILBURN & "'"1=inch.
Bnrdurl<.
r
B___L000
BITTERS
AG S
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�l Usa.pst maspa•g•.a
atess aft fie. els