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TEXAS TALL
A HMS* from Via Gut ilitemmai
sae. T. Woad em Ma Uma mer MeerIt►
Ass Mese tib antsy. weewse
end nseeae• reestev a.
rose
March,
l7th, 18N.
Me Estrroa,-1 have bees a loss
Rine t&lfilling soy promise ia organs
gas,bat 1 thought 1 had better wait
,awhile seas to be able from oz pertasse to
re. yea as idea of this very fine state -
have now at lsset suer knowledge of
lt, and can say it is a fine country. The
.cla-ant_ and sheep business is • very profi-
table ons. Farmers are bottoming to
replies that this is an.Otrlee'Iuralcountry
else, ter with the improved method of
bossing, as precured north, uf thorough-
ly culUvstiag the soil, mimed of just
skinning the outface with 'De horse, and
planting their seed in • rough manner,
plssijsg also whet sad other easels,
tri.ttdlbl••• etc., instead a confining
then deep* to cotton, and cora, and
plaiting also 10 acres when they used
plant hitt one ; the country is being well
tested.
,Capra Aaa DlyxaalllrD
VItINCE LEMMA
— gletnewe MON. Dud-
gsetbdwi&otaIeeelRfMewe�.sep�
ale.alw
THE HURON SI6INAL FBIAY. APRIL 4. NU.
wase.••,• -r- anmi/e.. B ARo * IT 8 PO O.A* l
Halt mauled' the Ten taunted +. 14011:1,39.A.al
bs. his ems ..d that this was the
.sees of hr weakliesp►n1
He wee married
27, 11111t to eles
Prisms* Helena of Weide*.
tai/ were eel.hreted i. fit. Oen i
MR �o r ber.
=Theirs Feb, 1M
It 'Veda let
.l,00ldau, March M. -Primo ,
rote of the queen, died -
this ...pint as Cannes, a
sne.th wet des to the effects
of eallihis
royal ethanes suf ere.i loot .v.suait
�j h
quail r prefu sadly affected by
the death of Prince Leopold. The
sea died w .tit as he was atartinpiar
tlrldt to attend the wedding of hint
'Victoria of Meese.
raise., s of
the Prince of Wales
hesirmadams by peopb Balling _to •"
a,.delen••• he curlew Pell at Wind
,t,r cantle was toiled et halt past seven,
this waning.
bode the
m - K...
hes been shattered b the
of behead, the Prisons Alias,
mw her youa:estt sen sod constant
and abundant. Rains come u • rule
uppoituwly and often abuodautly. The
summers sometimes are rathher tht ey
dry, and with manl products
roes two :rope • year. The seasons are
very long, so that if there is a failure at
one time, they tan very likely make it
upanother. Thus, with the advantage
• lotng seasons, and mild winters, the
profits arising from cattle, sheep, goats,
B pd hogs, the diversified productions of
the nail, make it ae that the farmer
need not be afraid to some and invest in
Texas lands. 1 have now an opportun-
ity of judging what • Texas winter is
TheSne.n, gook,wa the ex -Empresa
Ealgsma, clasped bar in her arms and
was evidentlywish �d by
bett
symprtey. elegrams of the world.
are anise from all pais
TM body of the disked Albany will
be embalmed and bs.lt�i to reighted,
at the end of pelt weak W be baled at
r regimes. itis cause of the dukes
d was effir ° .f blood into the
ebbas
~tee.
stomach and Wogs. These wen nu
unusual premonitaan., but the gmptom'
have long been threatening.
The late prince was the most oat telli-
gent, the must earnest•
ahly
cultured of the sow of the Prince Con-
sort, and he is maid to have resembled
his father in many of his characteristic&
At the time of Prism Alberts death,
Prince Leopold was only in his ninth
year. laving been born April 7, 180,
and being consequently at the tune of
his demise very near the complletion of
his thirty-first year. His royal highness
like It is really delightful with one ex611eof the position of privatisecretary
it.d
option, it is • little too changeable. , the queen and in many i 1
There a sufficient cold to make it heal- the position of confidential minister. In
thy. The "norther," is very bracing, and this office he manifested • faithfulness to
with the keen frost it frees the atone*- thersove eiigIess otall onone
e side,
ter and
is de
phen from the mala, is so, fatal iN wine i c' i
of the Southern fita:es. ' •d., shone he mine in contact that he
won universal respect and admiration.
nes rep salla net L unearth I Prince Leopold had little hart, it is
up to New Yeas. January, and the be- i st i I, f, r political questions, at any rate
ginning of February was our winter in l ,r 1,u :Ileal war -are he had nu love, and
lei, of the state. Our coldest spell, was willing to leave the strife for others
about 10 days -a long time with- s •t, enea`e iv. Still he had his own
out a chance for Texas, four ter five dogs i.piuious, and sometimes made them felt.
at a time being the average. The cold � In the teal •diationa with differoet states
is simp'y severe ; i think this woo
l moo during th ministerial interregno>,
6 above zero sometimes, but the inter- „f la?A(i h, was actively aid no dtrsDt
Tela are really beautiful. The changes usefully employed, and it is whispeeed
lineal), takes place about every Ave or that much .4 th •llegd peruooal di►_
six days. The winter is very much like like .,f her majesty to the present penes
some of our Canadian springs. Now it i is due to his nut finding favor in the
is spring. Spring sown vegetables are �.yrrs o1 Prince Leopold. Much uf his
up. Taneipa, uuiuts, and greens re- i la,liti -al effort has been in the direction
main in the grimed all winter. Formers . of education in its relation to the masses.
Call plow nearly all winter. In fact it is He hu grasped this important subject
their busiest tone ; prel gring for their with a mind free from prejudice and a
spring crops They have already sewn I will resolved only upon good. Toward
their Braun. Wheat is La•4ing well, ' religion the deceased prince had strong
corn 18 up, •Iso p..tat.'es and ether rete- I prsdilectiote. At one time he entertain -
tables. Peaches and wild plume trees 1 ted ,eriuus thoughts of taking holy orders
are out in blossom, also the wild iowere,
land his whole hoe was shaped eery much
trees are beginning to look screen. It , ie h•rinon, with the facings that led
rains abut every 10 ..r 12 days March' bins to insider the propriety of taking
eo tar has been without storms. .tut I such s step.
A letter written by Queen Victoria
soon after the birth of the prince ex-
plains why he was named Le,p.dd. The
letter was written before that mouth
closed, and was addressed to Leopold,
king of the Belgians and Victoria's uncle.
In this letter she writes :
BCceterner Patres, April, 1883.-1
can report most favorably of myself, fur
i have never been better or stronger.
Stockmer will have told you that Leopold
is to be the some of our fourth young
gentleman It is • stark of lure and af-
fection, of wkielt I hope you will not
disapprove. It is a cavae which is dimm-
est to me after Albert's, and one which
recalls the almost only happy days of my
and childhood. T.. hear 'Prince Leo-
pold" again will take me think of these
days ' His other names will be George
Duncan Albert, and the sponsors the
ting of Hanover, Earnest Hohenl.he,
the prince of Prussia and Mary Cam-
bridge. George is after the king of
Hanover and Duncan is a compliment to
dear Scotland.
The christening of the prince took
place with the usual ceremony in the
private chapel at Buckingb5sr psi
King George of Hanover composed the
hymn and music fur the occasion, and
during the remainder of Ilia lite evinced
the greatest interest in hie favorite god-
son. h{...n after the christening the
royal family, including the Queen and
Prima Albert, were prostrated by that
porde, disuse of children, the resales.
Strange to say, the little prince escaped ;
bet when at eight years of age he was
none is attacked by the same disease in so malig-
the gull at Galveston, while arrange- mut a form that he has never feu".
have been made with one of the
severed from its effects. As teem as he
eaten steamship con,tames to farm trss ebb to endure the journey it was
direct eommunicaho•l with that city, decided by the court physicians to send
which will be • ifirot •oquisition to him to France fur •change of climate
Tema. This with the wealth brought into Attie his return to Rotuma he was fur
it, the advancement of enterprise, the puny years seldom absent from the
improved meth ..1• of fanning. the ter- o luso-s residence. When she visited the
bitty, and richness ..f the s.il, stn direr- king of the Belgians, or journeyed to
sifted prnduetioo, it• long mesons and cohourtt. Leopold accompanied her.
Tha
that air Jebs is iet..MiJ7 wiser end
IeeorLra tTt'OR nODSH1eH. Is eptMwe ere
lived ►. LARGE AND WELL ASSO
leer
sed
area -
more s them an, Ura that ...t
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name eNslieit's...res. i. th of TIM RTE 1 TOCK OF NEW MOODS
fiend seer* a _ __ belay w 0 A
elmelde with..•es."` f' READY—MADE CLOTHING. HATS and CAPS,
4rii.
TBI SALVATION ARMY.
• etlrrtes seems by Me tree. w. WING.
The crowd us llooday eveniwt wee the
that load ever beep in Bend street
akurch for weeks, while lolly one thous -
sad were unable to obtain admission.
ars aear05.
h
la jig;
� anted with s sot drunk tthwmetrit -Pith
ise wberr-
� . chap ap.eslaes.
le j.dgisg of what we aro apt hear,
•tir)ebsn( depends upon the saint we
ales we undertake the judged.
f • grad slethodst moths were to 6e
taken to a dance for the first time, and
were to iso • crowd whirling madly
around and perspiring with the effort,
.he would naturally enquire why they
did loch foolish things. To ber it would
be a ridiculous and nonsensical sigh
while those who were dancing
lady, it was or.ba� y g.of d'.'.. we quaker •
lady, in her siwpl y
see be the tient time a fsabloa.ble belie
with ber feet endssed in tight shoes, her
waist cemprwad with corsets, her faOe
powdered and panted , her ears and
6egers bejewelled, her Lair banged,
trimmed and curled, the quaker•. would
be lost in wonderosent, and fail to sae
any religion in such • super -abundance
of attire, while the belle, on the other
hand, would perhaps despise her critic.
It is just the spirit thai is in us that will
guarantee the judgmeo' we will give.
So the salvation army must appear ridi-
culous to outsiders, but it Joss nut follow
that they are so. Khat is sublime W
one is ridiculous to another. To the
salvationists their conduct s law and
order, and it is only to the Cold, critical,
eyicsl man who doss not feel the 1.re t re-
spectable
God that it see.s neu.eo.lc.1 will
busioes mon in Toronto
smash the windows of a brokers office in
• wild rush for Manitoba land where
dollars and erns is concerned, then vire
the salvati'r - ^v freedom to Naos souls
it their own way.
The army must appear very irn►n alar
Ito these churches that are eutnnchd in
form. tet, gowns, no surplices,no robes,
but on the contrary, they evince a re-
markable freedom of action. Like near-
ly all religiose sects. they have steepled
• special dress which some object to, yet
what about the episc.gslian and catholic
churches in this re.pect 1 Tale Dr.
Sullivan, the eluquent and clever btahop
of Algoma. As soon as he atxepted his
office he wits arrayed in a peculiar garb
that in the eyes d the *pinker disfigured
his manly tune. Then s a meaning in
it, however, to the epiecopeiians, and
there's • meaning iu the regimental garb
to the salvationists. The excessive
mummery to be seem in • cstbulic church
is the sublimeet thing in the world to
them ; it is the height of spiritual eti-
quette. The test of all these drapes
and forma is ; are they effectual in
spreading the gospel asst winning souls?
After all, they ars of human invention
and are ordained by God.
A new society like the army is simply
• protest against the churches for their
coldness and fors* The methodists
came into existent* beause the lower
classes were uncard for in religious mat-
ters, but in time the church became
proud and wealthy and then God raised
up the salvation army too carry .•n the
work among the neglected. They, too,
in time will crystallize, organize, brant
.4, weaken and cease too a :let as it is
now, and the day will again oume when
another army will be needed.
The array has a work and a place.
They dol a work he (the preacher; was
ashamed to do, and in making that con -
(melon he was doing so for • great many
others. In building • house. everyone
would like 'o be the superintendent and
none the hod carriers, but the latter
were just as honorable and essential.
He would say, God sped them in their
recital of the old, odd story, and in
their efforts for the •.haalon of souls.
in conclusion • brief h:.tory of the rapid
rise of the army was given, together with
some notable cases of °obvnion.
the
bass bidebsewherilip bight this laasua
alai plitiim Se esti *tiles the
etsesees will always
tin Wog
nasal thee alis inewr'es tutee
to rues. ti . Amid he dlegn'sed to retard
with laniseal, if net MA actual appro-
bation,
pp o -
1l hew heel pro}e.la as die bribery orit
11a latter tisoitabie
ssisa.e is dee direct earner of the low
standard 4 penis i,eei.ty fostered by
Tory bees -.rowel ip-
py artsssple d file Jelin that the our F
rd preEea+t Int
1ttL bow end iset•tae
it jRt1��� that a �mtandam' w kith V is premised so set; °helpef thee the Ammo bisCAM. gest ewe.
eI.OJAwa � tsad"r ► C�LEARZI�T� pAL�
♦ 1♦'aLL jLISS! 01' a+_h:�:ea cat's t
.t flirts r••,h,aa•, who C+R A N D rb..ehesri er r elm etew''s'g eta the. ------
Us
Bueaiaier .1 His Tinter Steck it HeainIisceut Prices.
OTtatCOA • nest 'ei_ row M W M• -Al aid
dU1T1N0 w f�
t'e'hi.b'd° lar }eh��wt bee• � et�
ANT SAROAlItr CALL AT H
alien
ether seeds Tir en
W. 8_ itZDLlTs Cm Kbytes •L and bi
O.dsAs.. Feb.* 1/L
HUGH DUNLOP,
Itis
Wilkieshewing o.aemd their t�+».•�+t � sole hion�ble Tailor,
late. bet. it MI the
a eE ty they
the ceo.ieig ed flee arol'i•t h
meet nett► spears N ars
aplle..... of .d.ie.tbm.—t'I'•e, wICBT Err RE T,
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M.,,e..ee u r r+dee rre+a. � the Finest Assortment of Goods for Fall Wear to Choose From.
h had an snowed debate II 1'oU WANT
a
The lords have Price!
,. W sub'ect d the ord fl c t lien- �� wt W Reasomble
-. .. nday Lord ill. 11. led
As Nobby w
tea inhale is dnvox tet aIle bill. He esT- n+ �
wwhen strict CALL U.
S that the time had gone by
stead a th views loosould be .Mout to g�Gg
start V the way of m.aitaw i.volripg
social pro , that • Change of exwtpa-
itup was proves
„•0r,r that
flop, and
to tb. hard working isotherm a few
boors spent io a mese.. M Sunda,
were at etas a healthy rreeroatioe and •
real The Earl of r, opposed
the m.tsure on strictly religiose said
.ural grounds He erred that the Sab-
bathwas &blow .t the sanctity
bath and costr.ry W the tone and in-
stinct of the English mind. Lord
Poweeseoert supported the bill, and �
Duke of Somerset opposed fever
oOftheke nbill,, prrono nced th no intpposition1
ill-judged. He main.aiued that amnia
were imminent, to which their lordships
could not clues their eve., and that it
was • suicidal policy of the h.•uee to op-
pose progressive measures. He was fol-
lowed by the Archbishop of Canterbury,
wbo opposed it on religious groom's.
Ultimately the bill was rejected by a ma-
jority of eight
this is a very backward spring. Since
Christmas, trade has been rather .:tell,
which I am told is always the ase for a
month or two. It is reviving again now,
but them has been n., lull iu
Tet LA50 50011.
Tatem and city property s going at •
rapid rate. People are coming from all
parts. Capitalists are investing large
sums of money ; they f..rm joint stock
companies. One man, an Australian I
am told, tea invested already *25,000,
and has sent after $70,000inere to invest
right in this city. A fttie.�oToteeitr�i'
other day bought • piece of property for
$1,500 and sold it a little while after for
*2,500. Another instance that has come
under my awn notice. Ten years ago •
man bought, or had built, • large store
ousting him $10,000. A few weeks age
6e sold it to another company for *25.-
000 ; he renting it this year and paying
$b,000 rent. This may seem incredible,
but it is true.
People who have the best uppnrtunty
of knowing foretell a golden filters for
Texas. It is only nec.s•ry to read the
eoa,unts of the doings and sayinz of the
Texan government,&nd that at Washing-
ton relating to Tezas, also the statement
made by faurists fro:n other States and
countries, the improvements of the past
five years. and the improvements con-
templated in 1h future, there are now
rove mtrrwamtT unman
eesain[ i•wto this city, and doing, B her-
ishing hansom' ; and there are two or
three moon conntempleted. A large sum
of tobe expended in deepening
As L.peleeled tt'amU$.
I. one that haw net that valuable remedy
tt.�.w.ta w MI emergencies. I6 It f
or
cures
er alp , tine thrust, deafness, rbeu-
__jtlat► tfiS�slgia, chtlbh.in., berme,
1� tail all painful iwjarias. 2
beantitul elimat •, rut” 11° reg.on 'lest Whether she dated at Lucerne or retired
tsar. `reatntrsa .4 the couutrl. Th its l s ti„with the early life of her
k i
that she should elect this son whose
Blared( health bud for s• many years
able to lire in, as Resta
sell As p..11111 .ant the to on—a p co sacred] to her from
MOM ant of Texas the better husband -the child of her heart was
LD n
1 AN c0lrrBL.To 1155 1T. theala[, it is characteristic of her
I use the tetm comlelted,ss its the facts
teat ooespel me The different lades,
D1J-NZOE_
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldest btabliahcd Sbue Store in Tows,
In Endless Variety
Treeless of Menu lss+es.
Any one observing the inhuman West-
land often bestowed epos balkyhe,. ss,
will indorse the following ve
geasure recommended by the Dsr.s.-
town Telegrupk. T.. these remedies id-
eas may be added. but the ,rush is
sufficiently covered by otd[e he hints to
is
meet all nrry wiles
horses.
As long se we ma remember this sin-
gular fit .f obstinacy in the herss has
been discussed, and all sorts of pleas
given for overcoming it. 1t most be re-
membered that what will prove 'remedy
for one horse will not for another. The
original cause of it is, douttlens, neglect
and ill treatment of the colt, or arise Y
has been broken to harness. So.MMIMIS
stopping a few moments will besstaieisst
te start the animal again of its owe as
cord. Kind words, patting, a handful
of hay or grass, an apple. or a little bleak
pepper pot upon the tongue, will Whom
ti to go ahead as 1f nothing bad been the
matter. Whipping, at all times, and @S-
pecally in this ease, is the worst resort.
We have ourselves induced balky horses
to quietly start by atone of these mews,
and one was entirely cured .f it by let-
ting it stand until it and. on again of its
own will. Sometimes the men turning
of the bead and letting the animal look
in • different direction, or rubbing the
noe.. has answered; s, haw tying • storing
around the foreleg below the knee aid
drawing it rather tight Various resorts
of this kind should be adopted, but nev-
er force.
tc wait the most fastidious and th moat economic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
L now complete, and I take pleasure
a have I f wi such •gh customers that at no pre
vit
Large & Varied Stock
As •tpreesnt. Te I ba raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price
O eumpanieee and there err eight .,r ten of tam • oatmeal source of anxiety -Lied
them in the Kato, are .'trig • great atm!, mike him the one central object of her
love and are. The pima suss educated
by Eaten tutors avid spent three yang at
Oxford university.
In 1880 Prince Loop- it visited this
country, He came in company with the
Princess l.•wiee, and after spending same
weeks in Canada made • i etteteled tone
n�f thro.ne:1 alae Ktat•s. Ile won present at
within the reseh of all ; the long time, the convention ',hush nominated the 1 e'e
and easy terms rive even s 1..•.r man a l President Barfield. 1 M his stern t..
good shots•. I know solo, alio Aare l Cabasla h wept into a mit) with the vie •-
bought tiers are well pleased AimI regal party in the Restitouche. where he
.any who do one want M well sill rent cwt with an serident which, thusg6 at
i know oee teas wh., will hose 000 ecrl won't have been slight 1,e an ordinary
of hes ferseineg, and pasture lands four 6w1the .roan. pr strafed him for months.
to help to build it up The Gould sys-
tem,
yntem, and Gut co mpai," .,wn., and con -
nods the hiwtsst part • •f t ase rsilrusda ie
the Haste, he redone a greet deal for it LN
abide as • rule are obliging, and
very attentive to beaniess, said they
own some o ' the hest land in the
Prate and their land Mations are
Shies or leer jeers for fencing 't •round,
rj if a ten 6�eai�lydae • home to. live is
with er ,*00, he will Live them
• 111110 hath whoa the Isom ns ..et. Bat
aniseed tat Mee very Ione He esu woe
OS • IMS el Ida own. With kind My.
j ells 1 lemma yours, T. Boom.
TIlr *cadent consisted of a wraneh to the
kneeo which developed • tendency to
white seeding. T6ro.thowt his lis t6•
Prince suffered free an Mania dimmer.
(1e the slightest prov.oesti..n the blend
Imola et ode from the •.heels It is
mid that oea• of the .lin. was .►...t
A taw raven Talked Of.
it is • positive feet that no such rajas in toot wear can 6e got elsewhere,
CUSTOM WORK
$
of every grade dill resolves my prompt and careful attention, and will be made to
in the most qapprovedstyles
material obtainable. cad
of the beet
The ass 81. Ants
N. K. , who tfi cad wroth • serious
dropsical disease of the kidneys. The
hest medial aid having failed, hie life
was depair•d of. Two bottles of Burdock
Blued Bitters curd him. His statement
is vomited for by J. D. McLeod, J. P.,
who knew of his aonditis.n. The con is
considered marvellous in his town. 2
Fro.. the Liver and Kidneys arise ful-
ly half the sickness. Dr. Carson's Stom-
ach Bitten stimulates both Liver and
Kidneys and insures one against dins..;
it is not an alcoholic stimulant, in large
tootles at 50 cents. m
of John Morrisn,of
was
• i
E _ SD O --CS7— 1sT G r
Freeman's Worm Powders destroy and
remove worms withal injury to adult or
jabot.
Th..uand■ bear witness to the poet
tire e,:r•tive power„ of the Otttta? 051 -
war iSrtooaama, the only remedy that
hes proved itself • specific for genne•el
debility, seminal weakness, impotency,
eta . end all diadem tlat arise (nem mil-
libar or overtaxed brain, finally e-,di.1g
in consumption. insanity slid a pee nc.-
tens grave K .1.1 by all nruggis,s, or
will he sent taw.• on te.ritet of eta) per
hoot. or six hotel for *J. oldresa P'. J.
Casein. Toledo. Ohio, ani. seen: for
the rioted Metes Kneed for cirro's,.
and testirn+nials of ges1aine cervi Co,
Rhyme. (i"clench
tamper+ ewe .rN.-bee
C•11 at (lose. Rhynes dreg store soil
wet aage .4 McGregor R Parka's
Cathodic (`.erste. i t is a.mpr sed of Vese
lin.. Carb.lie Acid and (`.erste, sod has
n ewer failed co remove Pimples. Rhetehes
Clserste,l Rorie, R. -ugh Ride. it mires
CIGARS. CIGARS.
Mid she Mr T
"No ; she lingered and suffered along,
"pining all the time for years. the doe -
"tors doing her no good ; and at last was
"cored by this Hop Bitters the papers
'MY On pouch ah..$. Indeed ! indeed !
"how thankful we should he for that
"Iwedicine ' .
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
TEE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOW N
A fun line of all the Leading Patent Medicines always kept on hank
(Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.)
Almost every pill contains calomel at e
other mineral composed& Dv. Canon's
Stomach Bitten is purely v.g.t•ble and
takes the plies of all other purgatives.
iu large bottles at 60 cont. ns
The hectic flush. pale hollow cheeks
and precarious appetite indieate Worms.
Freeman's Wonn Powders will quickly
and effectually rem..ve the.,.. Im
Cremation has been Raining ground in
England ever since Justice Stephens
ruled that it was lawful The Loudon
city authorities have resided to es-
tablish a crematory at ilfoird, a etcher.
hen of the Rost End. en the recommit -
dation not the medics' ..man that orsty-
nation is the least objectionable .f all
the known methods of disposing of the
dead.
1 -+�'• r ra'a L -Nosy
le the only instantaneous relief h.: Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Reb-
utter a few drops 6ngkly is all that id
needed. No taking eansenns esedieiaes
for weeks, bet naw mitosis's application'
rsesnves all pain and will 9+wve t6e greet
vale. orf Kram. Flnid Iyt6t.ains. IS
coots per bottle at George j.6yass dreg
st..rv.
The editor of the WlnlgMam Adelina
denies that he ever visited Blyth, with
the i.ts.tine 4 starting • newspaper
there.
National Pills are sear meted, mild
bet therenela, std ars the 6.* &mese%
w him all others foil. Try it. b rod Liver PSI' in ..a lm
GEORGE =Matt
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE;
0OTS&SHOE$
=0-47vzzira g Tedd.'.
Beg to announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Stat
in the store lady occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large the
snortedwell snorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at dose figures, we are determine
to give the Public thebenefit.
QUICK SALES & SIALL PROFITS 'ILL BB 0111 ICTTO
pd -Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
,ISi Remember the lilacs, next door to J. Wil.om's Drug Store. .
SO -Custom work will receive our special attention.
ytt -Nomd hat the bed -t�
of material used and tiret1s workmen employed.
mIrRepalring neatly dome on the.hortest notice
Goderieh, March a jaw. DOWNING & W ED D U F
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EMO V ED
PHILO NODD
M}3ROHANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St, Near the Square, fioderick
--)AND WILL TURKISH OR Nail UPt—
Celts' Clothing in Fashionable Sallee at Lout Prig
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PHIL.O NOBLLII, HAMILTON$PRHhIIST. GODIiRH
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Arl Destills 111 Will Pineil
New le i be Iowa. at Tow wish one we two else rear et l.m, to nae sett. 1 teem 1
1sit has ever
20,000 Rolls of the Latest magas
seeetlrel cetera sad at ertetalps ales very mesh iaSserrnett rd ase swo
s.
- are the best veins le towalp smei salt.
ThWe4 4pring�
Yashioos,
AT ECU 'riblECIEVES
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