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the Poet's tomer.
The tiled l. Wm 11b.Ner.
The seta epee ins of eharch real
Oases Matins beet the was.
And, Jest oslaWm, the leafless elms
Tusead 1s. their wild creed
Wathis, the house was dim tied eel.
AM std the pester a Ileacs.;
Met este sweet ray of t'►rletla• hops
Let fall • the-ra>t gleam -
Ms sponte of trouble asd of teat k,
Of doaM.. sad weer, sad fears,
While overhead aha Astsmo rats
PW Ulu • Ruud of tears,
Oer Hada ware hewed la sullen grief,
Our harts ware chilled with pale ;
The light of levo seemed quenched Ion'se%
Hy Whereass of reds.
Thea suddenly • cheerful *amid -
A btrd-awte sweet and clear
Hess through the hushed awl 6,1ouu,y house,
And startled every ea,.
There.
a:-
There. in the shutter, cold a•d wet.
Arid ruffled by the storm.
A leerily little bled had crept,
And nestled to get warm.
The .torts beat clos.above its head,
And shook its slender perch;
Hat these 1t clung. and ehlrp,•d and sung.
Against the old grey church.
The pastor's , ince grew soft and ea eel.
His lied eyes tilled with tears,
And. looking up. he spoke of ('brut.
And the eternal year..
He spoke of heavies. our happy home.
And loved ones guar before .
Of all the joys that wait the Weet
On yonder shining .bon.
Arid still the little Aird sang on.
A soh. unconscious strain
It only knew that .t ries warm.
And sheltered from the rain.
of Names.
Vanity is the quicksand of reason. -
(George Saud.
An obedient wife commands her hue -
bead. - Beaconsfield.
The tear that ti wiped with a little ad -
dram may be followed, perhaps by a
smile - ( awper.
She is calm because site ia the mistress a erlee. Ileo Abase Water.
of her subject ; 'tis the secret of self-
possession. - (Beeconafield.
There is anguish in the recollection
that we bare not adacuately appreciat-
ed the affections of those we have loved
and lost. -[Beaconsfield.
average seryl s rig • slew.
The seams *sited Islets(• a. w Is wait
years. The possible productive lib of a
taow a tweet, years. The enter's beet
ova is the twenty-third calf of her dam.
An Ayrshire or, mutt gave in the ent-
ei s presence thirty-seven quarts to mile
in tum day with her thirteenth calf, sod
at the time she was tau old for her ails
to be iodinated by Liar hoots A Jersey
new dropped her best calf. now a sine,
when she was 19 rears old, and the Cen-
tennial prise Jersey tow Nieto was •
very old (low then. Now, what a loss
there is In wearing out a.es at 8 years
,W ' A now properly oared for is then
st her prime, and may compare with a
roan at 40 years in that reaped. At
such an age • man has twenty years Of
viM MS., life at least beton him, and by
husbanding his powers, ten year* mon
*nay be added. A one may just as well
add six years more to her eight, and will
beyond • doubt, if she is well used, and
still yield a boteir prat to her owner
than • four year old cow. Thus the pro-
ductive life of a cow may toe actually
doubled by good care and usage. But
how is this lengthened period ot usetui-
ness tv be gained 1 In the first place,
longevity is a hereditary characteristic,
and crretul selection and breeding ars
required to secure it. Then constitu-
tional vigor favors it This is secured
through breeding and early training.
The sound, healthy calf must be well
cared for, well fed, and when s t. be-
comes a oils the training and care must
be continued, and the cow s vital forces
well nourished and husbanded. Expose
and irregular feeding, nit to ment
actual semistarvation during the winter
seasons, which is far too common, tend
greatly to shorten the useful and produc-
tive Life art a cow. It pays better to pre-
serve s good cow than to rear a sexond
one ; and if one lives sixteen lyeera and
has thirteens productive years she will
have bees worth tours 1.1 her owner at
the end than three cows eiars old
have been, for faiths will fully
productive years in the o w s life
against ten partially productive years to
that of the young one's.
The instruction received at a mother's
knee, and the paternal lessime, together
with the pious and sweet souvenirs of
the fireside, are never entirely effaced
from the soul. - 1 Unload/Oa..
Levu gives no account of 'itself ; ac-
knowledges no higher court ; it obeys
the summons to no tribunal of reason
er conscience, far less of sosial custom of
Liman law, as sbo%e custom or human
law, above itself.--[4ilertol.
A Sheri Chapter es Earners.
"The styles of barbers' pules have
'changed considerably an tl i last tow
years," said an old sign pain aryesterday
afternoon. "I remember t1. • time very
well when you never new a..ything but
tlm old rod and white stripe* s.>rt, but
naw -a -days they paint them all sorts of
colon.. See then, for instance," and he
pointed to the corner of the shop where
stood a small pole resplendent in gold
end black,
"That pole is for a shop on Ridge ave -
nus," he continued, '•Amid was ordered
by a adored man, who and he wanted
something 'that would catch the eye ub
the least °boort in' of mankind.' About
a month ago 1 sent one out painted blue
and covered with gilt stars. It went
somewhere on North Second street, and
oust the barber X23 ; but as a rule, they
dont pay more than 16 or $8 for a good -
sited red and white pule done up in the
bestblestle."
"Barbers' poles, ' said the boas knight
of the razor in a leading down -town shop,
"art an institution several hun trod years
old, and in former times barbers acted
as surgeons, and the twisted red and
white ribbons are symbolical of the wind-
ing of a strip of linen about a bleeding
arm.
The ex.stence of barbers as professors
of the healing art in England can he
tread as far pack as the reign of &1 -
ward IV. in 1461, when they were first
incorporated, and from then till the
reign of Henry VIIi, when they were
united with the surgeons, until the time
of George II, when they ceased to be
anything but barbers as we now under-
stand the terns. In the latter reign an
OA waW1 passed, from the preamble of
which it is learned that not until then
had the discovery been made that the
tusineos or trade of a barter Was `ifrft-
to and independent ..f the practice
• surgery," and it therefore proceeds 0)
dfesolve the connection between the two
bodies, and they h.ve been separated
•ver since, but it was a long time before
the barbers gave up capping and leech-
ingse a part of their work. Now and
Ikea a harbor will yet be found who ear•
ries on the ancient branch of his profes-
sion.
SEM Meyer Tbaa Melee.
It isafoot that Alone' Hnwe,nf Tweed,
bad • fever sore that athicted him for
thirty-five years. Six I>'.tues of Bur-
dock
urdock Blood Bitten cured him, which be
eoeaiders aiinew' a nuncio. it was but
the natural result of the remedy restor-
ing pore blood and perfect secretion. 2
At soirees atCairo. Monday an Italian
tbdbb•t unfurled an Italian Mag. An
llrtglieh officer walked into the arena and
seised it amid great excitement. The
acrobat snot reeovered his Bag, and wav-
ed it triumphantly, wheat he was struck
by • F..ttchman. A melee ensued.
Kindly some English officers t►anag.d to
esparate the tmmhatante snit calmed the
tumult. Th. Italian Consul demanded
s.ti•factio n for the insult to his flag ft
is boiled that the affair will be amiably
CtfpayRsa - A name well known in
euisesliea with the Hair Renewer,whick
tyUsue grey hair to its amoral color by
a flew weeks wee. kohl at 50 rents per
bottle by James Wilma. 2m
OMMr's Little Liver Pills will positive-
ly eano doh heeInite cad provost w t.
IMO. This is taut talk bet truth. OM
pin• dims Tobe had of all d Iewfiffis s.
Rea adwwtisonant,
The extent to which water mingles
with lx,die.. Apparently solid is wonder-
ful. •,The glittering opal, which beeety
wean as au ornament, is only flint and
water. The slowcapped summits of
Snowdon and Iden .Naris have many
millions of tone of water in a solidified
form.
In every plaster of Paris statue which
an Italianeycarries through our streets
fur sale, then is one pound of water to
every four pounds of chalk. The air we
breathe contains five grains of water to
each cubic font of its buck. ?ha pots -
toes and turnip. which are boiled for our
dinner have, in there raw state, the one
75 per cent. the other 90 per gent. of
water.
If a roan weighing 10 stone were
squeezed fiat in a hydraulic press, 61
stone of water would run out, and only
2i stone of dry residue remain.
A man is, chemically speaking, forty-
five pounds of carbon and nitrogen, dif
fusel through tire and half pailfuls of
water. In plants we find water thus
mingling no lees wonderfully.
A sunflower evaporate% one and a
quarter pints ot water • day and a cab-
bage about the same quantity. A wheat
plant exhales in a hundred and seventy-
two days about one hundred thousand
grains of water.
An acre of growing wheat, on this cal-
culation, draws and passes out about ten
tons of water per day.
The sap of plants is the medium
through which this mass of fluid is con-
veyed. It forms a delicate pump, by
which the watery particles run with the
rapidity of a swift stream. By the
action of the sap various properties may
be communicated to the growing plant.
Timber in France is, for instance, dyed
by various colon being mixed with water
and poured over the root of the tree.
Dahlias are also colored by a similai pro-
cess
A Favorite Everywhere.
Wherever introduced Iiagyard's Yel-
low Oil finds friend& It is the old reli-
able household remedy for external and
internal use in all aches, pains, lameness
and soreness of the human flesh. A L
Often, • prominent druggist «f Belleville,
says . "It is a great favorite here, and
has a good ale. 2
Many farmer's wives and daughters
have as instinctive senses of beauty in re-
gard to the adornment of their homes,
yet feel that their income is too limited
io llo anything. But if they will lank
around for what nature will freely supply
they will he surprised at the transforma-
tion which can to easily wnuugqht in
rooms theft before seemed dull and plain.
Ferns gathered in summer, and leaves in
autumn,and pinned ..n tate walls
in irregu r snrsys, beginning at the c.r-
nice, look very graceful. let white tar-
leton, meting eighteen or twenty oena a
yard, be cut in stripes about half a yard
wide and tacked over parlor and sitting
room windows for lambsequins. O.
these pin some brilliant autumn leaves
scattered hen and these carelessly, with
{perhaps • border of ferns, and you will
be astonished at the fairy-like appearance
presented. 1 remember gathari..g great
quantities of ferns while staying one
summer at • New England rural hoots,
and the satirical remark of the farmer,
that "he wished he could turn all the
Philadelphia .atlas loose int.) his field
and have them Lull up all the 'brakes.'
But even this practical man was impeees-
ed by the arrangement above described.
Mesas weenmssy.
Many hundred recommendations simi-
lar in rib rester In the on. ween below
WIS. been received, and `the proof of
the great value of Poison s !,ierviiiine as a
pain remedy.it.
Arwou L -We hereby rs tif7
that we have used Nerviltne in .sr fami-
lies, and have found is a meat reliable
remedy fee cramps in the etomwh, assn
for headache, cad e.tentelly for rheu-
matic pants. No bow aboeld be whb-
oet this invaluable remedy. -Leta Omit,
Humes Omt,a, J. P.
Hwy a 10 mot sample bottle M James
Wibme's drag atom. Large bottle *
thew.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY MAI;C'H 1, 1884.
TM ~el term.
The ce.F'.iet that Villard news too
big • mass le eadmet•d die details et
railroad matsagemeat, fled that he really
never kaew aaytttiag of tragus. Trams-
a>utioestal outside of makiag mortgages,
b -►rigs to Iliad the ease of an Oho road.
1t had president atter president, and
each one asked his feet on the Ake
leak and let her rip. She had ripped
until the direotore finally gut t•.grt er
and decided that the right man must be
found pretty arm or the road mart go to
the walL They were consulting in a
room looking nut int.' the paasear.r de-
pot A trail tame In eighteen minutes
behind time, and the true dispatcher
booted the conductor out of the door,
Bred the engineer out of another, and
ria the fireman ender a freight trtsia.
He thea backed the train out, and was
• ming back from the yards when the
directors met him, and one of them
asked :
'Mr. Thomas, can you accept the pre-
sidency of the road I'
'Watt • minute,' was the reply, and
the man shunted three oars, cuffed a
switchman, drone two loafers out of the
yard, and returned and said :
•Why, yes, I suppose so ; and the first
thing I shall do is to tire yen all out of
hors Dunt let me see you around here
for sig months.'
Int • year the road esu paying a divi-
dend.
Seel Watt.
Why suffer • single moment when you
can get immediate relief fruss internal
or external pain by the use of Poison's
Nerviline, the great pain cure 1 Nervi -
line has never been known to fail. Tri
a 10 cent sample bottle. You will find
it just as reoommended. Neuralgia,
toothache, cramps, headache, and all
similar complaints disappear as if by ma-
gic when Nerviline is used. Large bot-
tles 25 cents. Test bottles 10 cents, at
J. Wilson's.
.t taw P1 .store tessrt.
new proposition has just tome to
the surface,which'wiil be of considerable
interest to the people of Niagara. It is
said that the United Sates War Dopar -
anent prop..ees to discontinue the military
station at Fort Porter, near Buffalo, and
other military poets in that neighbor-
hood, and concentrate twelve companies
at Fort Niagara, near Youngstown, N.
Y. This will bring with it a regimental
band and a large number of officers and
their families thus materially helping to
make the place a pleasure resort. This
being oonsumated It t. proposed to build
a large hotel at the mouth of the river
close to Fort Niagara, and to run • rail-
way line (rum it to the site of the propos-
ed new bridge at Lewiston, and thus
make an attractive pleasure resort with
an .ss; access by rail from all surround-
ing points. •It is eaicL4bet no less per-
sonages than Secretaif of War Lincoln.
C3eners.Sheridan, and other high officials
have been enlisted in the sahsEN, which
so far promisee to be suoomssfst.
What It did Isr ea Sid Lally.
C.wntx-roe Syayio:r, N.Y.,
Dec. 28, 1878.
G INT4 -A number of people had been
using your Bitten here and with narked
effect. in one case, a lady over seventy
years had been sick for yean,and for the
past ten years has not been able to be
around half the time. About six months
ago she got enfeeble she was helpless.
Her old remedies, or physicians, being of
ne avail, 1 sent to Deposit, forty-five
miles away, and got a bottle of Hop Bit-
ten. it improved her so she was able to
dress herself and walk about the house.
%%'hen she had taken the sewed bottle
she was able to take ore of her own
room and walk out to her neighbor'%
and has improved all the time since.
My wife and children also have derived
great benefit from their use.
W. R. Har.Awiy,
Agt. 1'. 5. Ex. Co..
Fee Au Acs.
The aged, debilitated and Miss will
Gad rueewed rigor and strength by tak-
iag B.rdiesk She41 Bitters. The yeses
hasteeinll to early decoy ■W also find iia
this revitalizing hum a remedy =worth
tryWt.
aeemti Mod mamas..
Needs m advertising whey Otto. Intro-
duced. Every bottle sold sells hundreds
of others by doing all and iotye than re-
ppresented for Neuralgia, Toothache,
Headache, eta It marvel any lain
instantly quick as tlaah. Try it and you
will ss it is well nomad 'fluid Ligh g.
25
Get a ant bottle et G. Rhynes' drug
store.
Cured Free.
Any reader troubled with Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Headache, Liver Complaint
eta, should all at Geo. Rhytai drug
store end secure • free trial bottle of
McGregors Speedy Cure at once which
will convince you of the merits of the
medicine. It sures permanently share
all .other medicines have failed. As a
blood purifier it has no arcual. !leusem-
ber, it costs nothing t.. try it. Reenter
sire. fifty cents and one dollar. e
Mae relyalrbas asidesie.
Mrs. Helen Pharvu, No. 331 D.•t•ron
St., Chicago, 111., is uuw in her sixty-
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption for about tell
years, was treated by tune physic' ans,ail
of them pronouncing her case hopeless.
She had given up all hope of ever rso.r-
ering. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption eumpletely
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop
her • postal and satisfy yourselves. Call
at J. Wilson's drug store and get a free
trial bottle. (I'
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
monials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bottle
and relieve yourself of all those distress-
ing Calls. Your Druggest turn tell you
all about it. Sold by J Wil...., (iu.iencho,
2m
The use of Pills, S•lts,Castur Oil, &c.,
midi other nauseous., griping Cathartic's
is unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
u found in Dr. Canon's Bitters. which
act as a Cathartic without gripine or
causing nausea. Ml druggists sell it
50 cents a bottle.
Ml Nervous Debility cared,hy the use
.4 Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
Sold at Wilson's drug st. re. :ole
Tice ladles. towed.
Regina, N. W. T. Feb. 26. -Yellow
Calf and the ringleadees cf the Indian
trembles are on their way to Regina in
the custody of the Aloun;ed Police. A
stormy scene ensued on the arrest of
Yellow Calf. Rifles were drawn on the
police, with threats of eh .otin•2-ase i
brave, in fact, was jest in the act ..t'
■h..otlnt; at Major Herchmer, and but
for the prompt interference of ..ne art the
men would have killed that ,tIB.r. Had
h. done a, • general massacre +told
hate followed. The settlers are still
tory much excited, Ind the Indians are
lulet.
elpMhera and COMM
E. Il, Rumeli, of St. Therese, P. 4,
had an attack''o.f diphtheria which wait
sum -vested by a eongh. This cough is
described as 'dreadtial,' nettled on hie
lungs. For months his sufferii.gs from
it were intense, in fart, until he began
wing IIs. Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry
Balsam. The Bales'■ alined his nerves
put an end to his cwgh, and rostered
him to perfect health. The active ot
Dr. Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry Balani
on the nerves is very remarkable. The
consumptive is calmed and strengthened
by it and put 'm • fair way to reessery.
Pimples aid tllhsMlaSs
Call at tie... Rhynai drug stove and
get a package of 'Me(Ieegor & Perko s
Carbolic Caste. i1 is composed of Vase-
line, Carbolic Acid and Caste, seed hoe
never failed to remove Pimples, Blotches
Ulcerated Sores, itongh Skin. it cares
when all others tail. Try it b
In the history d medicines no peeps
ration has remitted such usiragesl moo
mendatiou for the all...tatioo it afford%
and the parmaamot sura it effects iR kid-
ney diseases, m Dr. Van limen'. Eine,
Cure. Its adios in those dirt*esa1s
amplaints is simply wouderfol. Sold
by J. Wilma. ?in
a amreMes Moeeove r.
Wm. Jobe nes, of Hereat, lyak. , writes
that his wife bad been trr*nbled with
mime Rrwoehitis far many years, and that
all remedies trija dno p� t re
111, ..Mr SOOSIMirrrry • it Ds.
King's Ifiaw for Cnesetaption
Omits ma Odds, whish W • maRieal
e asel. awtl pwdeeed a perwtaaewt mere.
lh i jusmakied to ewe all dimmer of
y1wn�agl ar Srewebml Telma.
Tt>ial bot/Lse flue art J. Wilsee's dreg
view is ga alit. (1)
st..s,aw
otw
As *sewer flailed.
Con any one bring us a case of Kidney
or Lett Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure i We say they
taniiot, as thousands ..f cases already
permanently cured and who are daily re
commending Electric Bitten. will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, \V.-ak Back,
urina
'r They any
he blond, regulate complaintquickly
bow-
els, and act directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed(. For
mile at 50c. a bottle by J. Wilson. 11j:
Sett Rhein rowed.
Are you troubled witb Salt Rheum,
Rdugh Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
If so, go at once to Cleo. Rhynsi Drug
Store and get a package -of McGregor &
Parki s Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cents.
It was never known t.. fail. b .
A Semilil■g Eitecevery.
Physician's are often startled b; ee-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and all Throat and Lung diseases is daily
curing patients that they have given up
to die, is startling them to realise their
sense of duty, and examine into the
merits of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in hundreds of our best Pitlai-
ciana using it in their practice. Trial
bottles free at J. Wilson a Drur Store.
Regular size $1.00. (4)
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Ides. (hairs har cane and weed eenst •, Cupboards, HeRoom d+dissdw MParlor ailroom. 'Ws.h-etaads
I.uusgre. Sofas. their,
Leaking (1lwre.
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A uoasplete mesa'meal of Coln and Shrouds lila aye on hand else Hearses for Nr
a reseotiaWe rate .
Pict ere Entwine •specialty.- .t call 1(110'14C Col
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND if& PACIFIC R'V,
Soles the Creat C.Otv*i Lin, adores to travelers, by remote of tie unrivaled MO -
graphical emotion, tM shortest and best ,sute between the .ala. Northeast mu
Southeast. and the West. Northwest and Southwest.
it Is morsel, and strieti, tri, that en earnestness Me Mot the principal Tines
of rood between the Atlanta, and the Pasted.
Ila Its main Hee and branches 0 rem0aa OIIIrf.RO. d.Met. Deena. Ottawa.
tit eau., Oeneseo, Moline and Rook blend, le Mewls Oeeawport. Mwsentine.
Washington. Keokuk. Knoxville. Oenabosa, raM•MI1, OM MMnM. West Liberty
Iowa Otte, Atlantic, Avoca. Audubon. Marta*. Outrie Oes eep sod Osuees taut(•.
In lows t C.latie. Trenton. Oamero* end Kansas My. M MSMourt. and Leaven-
worth and As.ruson in Kansas. mad the imadleade et eittsu. MNelses ata town
Intermediate. Tl1•
"GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As it le taverna,* tilled. oilers 53 trawlers M the asearssages and oom/brts
macs. nt to a smooth Muth. oaks widow. Salon Demme et M de*neott*s 'WNW.
Feet ammo' Trams. esw .weed of QOMMOOSOttg. WILL VlMTRATLW. tfll(LL
HEATED. FINELY UPIIOLS71fi0 wed LLROANT DAY 0041011110 1 ;a Hee of tier
MOST MACMIF/CENT NORTOR iIOLININO MAID OARS ante r bola; PULLMAM'e
latest Malemed and Isendsom'et PIKAOli SL1EP11110 OARS, aid OMii.O CAM
that are acsnowisdgsd by pram amt: people 00 Ire the MOW 115,11 upon AMY
ROAM IN TNT COUNTRY. and In whbis WOereor meds era ..resits wotwlsre ai
the tow rate of ETVIDITY-11%E t.iNT$ (ACM.
roma TRAUMA cads way between OMIOA00 wed the IMININGURI wren.
TWO TRAMS soon why between OIt10AO0 and MIMM(APOLIR and ST. PAUL.
eta the amour
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A Mew and Diner Line. via Semen a*d Kanttahse. Inas roomette been opened.
between MnOrt (sews. tl0hm rid. Cincinnati. indianepWb end La Papett.
end Oounell RiuOs. gt. Pant. Minneapolis and interrnedatep0Mts.
AH Through Passengers Darned on Fast Express Trains.
For mere detailed leto,n.atloe. see Maps amid raisers. Isaiah rimy be oadMa-d. as
well as Tickets, at as principal Twain Otliee. in the United Mates and Oersl0. or fe
R. R. CABLE, R. ST. JOHK,
Vlss-Prss't a Osn'I Manager. ONO T'k't • Pw'r Ag'\
CHICAGO.
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CURE
Birk Hssdaebv est relieve all the armletss loaf.
drat to • h 11ov suite of the seek as 1)ls.
t.•e.., lr+tn , Divested'.. Dlwnas ernea�1s.,
Re.
Paid in the Bide, LWhile tbdr met remsi*�
sine sueusse has hes Mews la caring
SICK
Readarbe.yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are .quarry
vsla1*1. N a g eseipadaa, bite tinag eyd prealso
entive
caereel
all disorders (4. sIsttS.Ilaek, Mlm.10. tbse liver
mad regstme the bowels. ora if theeealy carat
HEAD
Ache Ihey meld bestowed priceless to those *she
as5.t from the ith esssleg weepl"'t; bot forta-
salely there psdrissedo•e witted herr, and those
wheelies try them will lied Mese Ione ppl1lls s sle-
able la se a y ways that they will sot b. willies
tittle wtt0b*tItr Est an., all ski heed
ACHE
lathe Mee ot vo many 11res that here is where se
nuke mer
ethers do great boast.. Oar pills;,
care It wad
ot
Carter's little Leet Pin. tea re-- • - t 1 sod
very nosy to take. One er two pills . .. • down
They are strictly vegetable sod do ...e r- pip tie
seetthhemt by
vials at their SS eau ves setios 'ti $1. l
by draggles everywhere. er gest by iota
CARTER BIRDICINE CO.,
now York Oita. cabeeatea up- r.,
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sash power ; cad beautiful hair oat be
ensured by theism, of Cnra.t.sne Harr
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