The Huron Signal, 1884-4-25, Page 61
At
pl.xe
the l
bank
new
pro.
Del
such
the
The
thy
.y'la e
♦al
Was
As
?Rae
Res
Irk
Ani
The
Thi
The
The
TI.e
The
7
The
1 A
e )ler
1'
Vert.
A
Jor•'.
A
And
A
say.
But .
Awl .
' 1f
Joe
IV
' '' llell
0144
it
Poeta
A
"tli!
A:
.coos
K'
alt fa
Ar
Then
`M
Co
juurr
of IA
low 1
Mort
.lac
,read
Ede.
183•C
the
May:
n emu
Jobe
Ache
tioi
put
n od
cd 1.
tweet
,l utti
bore,
es ar
road
draw*
ales,
or eu
soman
. bony
mel.
were
Woe
mild
Mrs.
algal
818 ;
sect)
work
unite
ail Y
the 2
1'AT1
it
um
toe
liver
edy,
Bilte
bili.'
phys
bowl'
(,f
for e
and
try 1
ole, l
ter •
meth
strew
gone
your
ab..0
calor
'11
Loci
of 11
vi1P.
.ad
6
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY APII1L 25. 1-14. -
Lha l 'CI tinr'1 1
Ntligte..ad Rieelrilae.
He Mood twfur, the rrabr4nul.
The scowling n bide goad • lei
He n•rhed not o• ,beer prat..• n Wain,
Thera was IN/ t,ar, then' sea. 110.1,110?.
Fur one upon w l..,.. •' w le..► r) .
The ,. hole world poured Its ..art eurprw•
The open Len. ru was far tun 0. --,
His amu da)'. I.,rht tea sea eel and , leer,
To lel :.,w .v.ar,- hos sew-delt.e•1 ken.
On the hitt , 10.. 1... iter of inei..
Hut still they yore o.o..r•! 111 u. •rl llwn f
Whet hart :1,0. u.. n, N'lui .rt .0 .0 now
Thou art nu' e.. , , saer.l.v
$.1 Imre .ad 1. w. : hueide 1... way,
Fur he was Ll.., 1 .
And I u.:Ir
Fur 1 we. W... '. bas' we 1 tine :
He told (he slur) Ju. and mer,
1t we. his fru aear:'e only k ..
A pio,tel rte 5141 lcleblm,la dna
Hr'1 tuurbtd his sigbal•sa etre .i:1.
And ni*ile tau +.r .....114611 44... "dint'.
Their win'- ►.xes••d b) hum G. • 0' w.., ,
\VhLeh teem aim RSV
m humtaaawt..b.. t
'I L b uirdr.d ,eV.ntu-f.wte.1 .., .,
. Th.-, three• and iury rel! writ wide,
T c3
could wit touch hu rtrfwr ... elide
Their *1,14,41* Jeans stet lit. tri..•.
Ne.1el. r an.4 hu umess UI .t.e I. .1.
T►sei, .•..u:. of :1:44,44. aid Ls Iw.rd.
A111 ruuld not "helots 1,1141 41. one wird.
I km ,w not w i.a I1,'.. 11a.' me/ ''•••
MInaer y: e,l,•t, but .. 1,,r
One thing 1 know, trust l am ht.
Whn isr•e-wan In Mimed C..r .
The) .,err all di••tore or ret. •tr.
Tbe u.'.•a' man of* ;amnia town.
Wash •..-.-p ,rvwx, urns:ay.!, l.nw,.1 and vs .se
Hrifrytb t1,, tr w1 it ph)lr trio-. •
The wisdom of toe F.w,t 44.44 th.. re.
' Aad bViwuccrew aril their alter? hairs.
The mall they !?orad sed Ian .ii -J Ii atv.np
Was unlearned, pars?. and lowly ly,rn.;
Hut he kb••w Letter far th:.n tins,
What came t., him that S•..btwrh day.
Awl whet its t 'brie 1.4.1 d..u" for him.
He hake%as! Me the rat, edritp:
stter*M.
ry ft :dor vela letters troy/ o anti•
tut yuuusj_ nem :n arid _ eel -las .king
v, ring sten tuyuiruw boa t...) wool got
ltd ..f freckles Or.nranly •tlu g*,.d-
hearted er ad%tees his y..uu. friends
to rot:, their Laces wrath Imagist j..ice and
Wt. He odors this advice ..s .► imitator
f convenience, u. t as a matte' of er,n-
•iditln. -ft is the easiest this. to 'AO.
Mariam Hue occuwulat.wl hr 47. more . f
letters t• aching on this ruspwd colic. at.ls-
ject.__reie rrr,.v...l {
truth. Our adt•toe to all who wish to
�
get rul.ef freckles is -dol't The thing
to get red of is the wholly ern-*P.us
notion that freckles are uric ...•ely and
tormeiniaus. Ti, 14 popular Moven Inas
held sway mug enough. Freckles ate
caused by the snn acting upon the color-
ing matter of tlfe epidermis. Without
sunshine there would be no freckle.,
The mare *41141,iue the la..re freckles.
To the fact must ise added the other
equally imt.•.rtast nue, that the sum is
the sole source of lite and health "and
beauty ou tlia planet, atr.I 1b. .ere sun-
shine the in pre health and life a...1 beauty
--among which must be place.; freckles.
The chief iniquity of our go. i looking
}..wig hien and women is their mortal
fear of sunshine. 1 hie sex shut it off on
every occasion, lie &bill till it is half
spent, expend most of their energies by
gas -light, carry silk shields to keep it off,
cover their faces with enamel to exclude
it. Freckles are therefore • badge and
pledge of a certain normal healthfulness
of action. When you see a gni with
freckles your heart knows that she was
never enamelled- She has Leen with
the sunshine, and ten to one her blood
is pure and her pulse high. she may
not be able t" clay Canaille, but glib will
dance under* Maypole and escape the
neuralgia.
Properly viewed, freckles are beauti-
ful. Ten to one Helen, of Troy had
them, and Hebe stat ,futto, for they
lived in the awn, and lemons sol salt
were not thought ,.f.
Whist Nobody •oar SAW.
A white elephant.
A wuluau climb • tees.
A gas meter look tired.
A modest Chicago drummer
t...,.d butter in New York city.
All uutitled Kentucky gentleman
.4 policeman when one was wanted.
A true Tete when h• was late hiuwlf.
A spnug puuru that warm t "daahod off
111 A Lorry.
A 44 woman fall on the street and
hurt herself any.
A dog ruuutng backward with a tin
kettle tied to his tall.
A ten dollar Li 1 lying on the street
without picking it up.
A female book agent who caul d take
•'Ne'' for an answer.
A baby on a railroad tram that didn't
make Here mise than the engine.
The legend •'pauat" upon a door with-
out testing the natter with his finger.
•A minister who couldn't go tc Europe
Ger "e brief rest ' Hi hie congregation in-
sisted upsin it.
A husband . ut shopping with his Info
who dadu't wear a tired and disgusted
look up- •n his face,
Two young women lar each other on
the street, both weanng new spring
e w.•, who didn't turn their heads to 1 a,k
at r*, h other
Tbe "Greet Paper.`
Many pieces of old paper are worth
their weight in gold. 1 well tell you of
our t1,At you could not buy for even w
high a once as that. It as now in the
Bons!, Museum in Loudon. It is old
• l worn. It is more than 668 years
old. It is not easy to realize how old
that is Kings have hien born aid
diad, cations have grown up and have
d arted away during that long time.
There sea. uu America, so far as the
people who lived at that time knew, when
th„ old paper was written upon ; Amer
we was not dac•rered fur hearty 300
toms after it. .4 king wrote his name
.•n this old taper, and though lie had
written his (same "u luauy other pieces
of paler and tb.y etre lust, this one was
very .Irefully kept f.ow harm, though
o•leo it fell i:.' the hands of a tailor,
wii., was about to cut it u , for patterns,
attd at another time it S31 almost de-
mtreyoJ by lire. Visitors go to look at it
with great iuterett. They And t a
shrivelled piece of Impar, with the king s
nava* and the great seal of Snpland en
it ; but they know that it stands for
English liberty, and means that-- as the
poet Th son wrote in the sole "Rule
Itrita,,nia"-"Britons never shall be
slaves.- It is called the •'Magda Chante'
which semis simply the "Great Paper.'
There have been other great papers, and
other papers that have been coiled
"charters," but this unto is known the
world over as the "Great Paper."
Pressure.
We do not sufficiently appreciate the
value ..1 pressure in the formation of
character. ''A child left to himself
bringeth hu mother to shame," says the
inspired proverb. And alt of us are, in
a 110115e, children all our lives through.
The beat qualities which any of us pos-
sess have been given t.. us, or hate been
made effective in us, through some such
outside and inside pressure as a child
must have brought to bear on him to
keep him from growing to worthlessness
or going ti. ruin. There is nothing that
shy ..f us can do exceptionally well that
we were nut sonic how forced into,or train-
ed into by severe pressure. A11 our powers
of endurance also came 10 us in that
way We learned to endure by having
to endure --whether we wanted to or not
if we had been left to ourselves, we alao
should have brought our mothers, or our
mother's children, to shame. There is
nothing. we have more re:as..n to be grate -
ITeesye Masse,
Paslap to Urea* Rascals Sc. per 1 mem by
ere8 route. Pte rleset ioa fee hr. Sie-
ge*
r �f
lintel orders Unite 1 Mtates, r�(e,
see• 1. IIL, :1.1 de aei le•
Prisms ward filmed, Newflseedl ad
dia.
Ilepe.il• received ureter the temstatleasse
tae past saes Naviegla' lank between the hems
of II a.m. ..4 014 pow.
It.Rfateeed letters meal toe pealed Li minutes
before the elves of each awl.
0111ce bows a a.m. to a31 p.... Su.day• •g-
oepted.
►ua4ION PONT WR
Caused. having been admitted Into the Pow
W Union then Ica re-arrea eseeat of postal
rates. as talkies:
Yoe Almeria. )Belgium. Denmark, Iceland,
Egypt. Esau., Aypria, Uerutsey. Gibraltar.
Ureal Britain arid Ireland. theeoe, Italy. Luz -
embers. Halm. Mo.teaswro• Netherl•sd. Nor.
way, Perna. Portugal. Agates, Roumania.
Kumla. M. !'term, :+atria, Viola. the (':nary
Wands. Mweden. Mwit*.rl.ad and Turkey.
Awl. via Unwed States: Bermuda. Bahamas.
Cala. I s.l.h {'oloales of fit. Teta. St. John,
tic ('role. Jamaica. Japan, nod Porto Ilk....
(Newfoundland is now in the Wound Union.
bet the postal rates remelts as before). Letters
5 cents per on.(1 . Foetal cards treats each.
Newspapers 1 cents fur a ounces. itcgiar.-
laoa fee Scents.
ref Ades, AryeeUne Confederation. *basil.
Womb Guinea. Ceylon. Greenland. /ranch
Colonies in Asia. Angier, Oceanic* and Amer-
ica, except tit. Pierre and MI.11uelea. Persia.
via Penton Gulf. Port ugueseColonies f. Ada.
Africa. (Meanies'. Trinidad. Spanish Colonies
In A!rlea, Dominica and Americo.. exertN ('uba
and Perm ltico. Stfelts Settlements in Signa -
pre, Peaaag and Malacca : Letters Me. per
Ins. Books. lite., ie. for tea. Other registra-
tion fees Pec.
West India Islands via Halifax. some fetes..
formerly. Prepayment by stamp In all case..
Australia. )except New South Wales, Vic-
toria), and Queensland : Letters 7.., papers
I rent•.
.luslr.11a, New South Waldo, Victoria.
Queensland: letters 15.•., papers k•.
New Zeslasd, via San Francisco: -Letters
Sc., papers
The well known strengthening proper-
ties of Iron, combined with other tonics
and a most perfect nerrine, are found in
Carters Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the blood
and canplexion. lus
lt. the history n( medicines no pupa
ration has received such universal com-
unendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the perwaneest cure it effects in kid-
ney diseases, as Dr Van Buren's Kianey
Cure. Its action in these distressing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. 2m
Politeness anal ('..Mur.
"How uo you like our mutual friend,
Snooks
"I like him very much. He has two
qualities that we seldom find united in
one and the same man. ile is very
polite and courteous, and at the sante
time lir is very candid."
"I have only a brief acquaintance with
Sim, and 1 must confess that I did nM
observe that he was particularly candid."
"I am n.4 serpnsed at that, if you
have only known him a short time. 1'ou
me he is Hut polite and candid at .one
and the tame time. He is polite to you
when you are present, and only candid
about you when you are absent."
goes Tlies.t.
This eommoo and painful affection may
be readily cured by the application al
Hagyard'. Yellow Ohl, takttt« it internal-
ly at the sante time acardia to diree-
ti.'na Iu croup, asthma. molls, swollen
�
1awd� rbesuutisnt sod other paiu(ul
diseas.. it is equally efficacious. ''
Nese Pwysses.es 14wsdle.e.
Mn. Helen Ptarvia, No. 391 Dayton
St., Chicago, III., is now ias her sixty-
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consutmpti"n for ati..ut tett
years, was treated by Mum physnci ua,411
of them prunouneimg her cam h.•peles•.
She had given up all hope of ever rscev-
erina. Seven 4,o*tles of Dr. King's New
Disouvery for C..nsewption completely
cured her. 1)uubting ones, please dol.
her • postal and satisfy yourselves. (':111
at J. Wilsons • drug store end get a free
trial bottle. (I'
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
eau ials in the pamphlet ors Ur. Van
Huron's Kidney Cute. then buy a 1..4.1e
and relieve yourself of all those dl.tre,
Ing pains. Your 1 ruggesl catt 1.11 ),•..
all about it Sold by J Wilson I;u,icr i- '
2m
The due of lilts, S.elts,Castor nil, A...
and other nauseous, griping Cathart.
is unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
a found in Dr. Carson's, Bitten. which
act as • Cathartic without gripine • r
causing nurses All .lru,�i.ts sell it
50 cents.. bottle. '
A Remarkable Escape.
Mrs Mary A. Dailey,of Tunkhannock,
Ia,was of tcted for ate years with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which time,
the best physicians could give no relief.
Her life seas despaired of, until in last
October she procured a bottle of Dr. i
King s New Discover', when immediate
relief was felt. and by continuing its use
for a short time aha was completely cur- -
ed, gaining in flesh 30 41... in a few
months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at .las.
Wilson's Drug Store. Large Betties
*1.00 4)
No household should ate eens,derell
complete without a tekt.tte rf Dr. \-a11
Bureas Kidney Cure Is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
per.n:mently and imam tly cure all forms
of kidney dieeasee. S..ld by J Wilson
2na
0.431:)11:11tICEI
PLAN-
ful for than the pressure which in one
�� ` �� 11/1.11t
wsanothery or has liven brought to bear
Slab Rate..
We dare made srrangemetts to club
Tug Sk14AL with city papers at the rates
siren bilin :-
Signal and Daily World .. . ... 41:3.:r0
' Weekly (Hobe 2.23
•2.25
Advertiser 12
I'rTr TIIE r11111: Dosrern . -Poverty
with perfect Le.,ith is rather to be chosen
than riches and dyspepsia. Try the
mate effect of a dollar bottle of Fin -None
0r HttALTH.
For reu>;h conditions ot. th.. Skin,
Shampooing the head, Pimples, Erupts, n
and skin dimmers, s'se I'ruf. Low's Nasi
phur Soap, in
All Nervous Debility cured by the use i
of Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain
Treatment. Sce advcrtueuneit elsewhere I
Sold at 11'ilsons drug store. _'1:
As Mayer, Ylaulyd.
CAn any one bring us in case ..f Kidney
or Liver Complaint that 'Electric Bitters :
will not speedily cure ? We say they
cannel, as thousands of caeca elmasy
permanently cured Ana who aft da.
commending Electric Bitte•n,. will prove
Bright's Disease, Diabetes., W. _1, 1'.n k,,
or They purify tt
theit blind:r.',ll!t
ate he toes -
els, and act dirt-ct:y • tt clic ...r.a•ht,
parts Every b..tt!e •ear, uttrti. F. .
sale at 50c. a &.ttte Ly J. 11'ilsori. �l
most Nor um testa d.
Are you troubled silo. Salt Rheum.
Rough Skin. I'a ste es or (poker Sores :
If M,, ge at "11('44 •r. l;et.. Wipe.' 'Doe
Store and get a package 1 Mct:res,'•,. A
Parke. Carbolic )'crate. 1': res; •. tela..
It was uever known to f.d. L
A Maritima tel.a misery.
'Playsieiall's a sifter' tt::r'i.:: 1: Y•
markable disceser The teat that th-
Kinds
IKing's New Diac..very 1.;1 1-.'1.s00114'. .
and all Throat and L .g. dialers ado:
curing patients that t$ have ei:eII
to die, istarthn. thee % tto realize tier.:
sense ofl,,aluty. *4111 exal,4I:e inte the1
merits of this wotelerful disc..rery, tc-
suiting its hundreds .4 our Jest Thio•?- 1
cians using it in their p.,actice. Trial
bottles free at .1. N'ila,i s Drug Store.
- i Regular sire $1.0J. 4)
1 ESTABLISHEi► i•..
)upon us the compacting awl right hard- • _
Mw M Encourage Yree.Mlrntbt. emdln'l i.1 our characters. Why, *i.,,.,-
Mr. Dempsey. ea-prealdots of thetM-
tario Fruit Growers Asa.:,. two, in
of frisking h nuc attrac ire and
t 1y the. plaiting of , rs mental
tines and shrubs, said : -"Can ws not
encourage a trate 1.•r arboriculture l,y
introducing the study of Iaotauy into slur
public schools ' Could not our teachers
make the study interesting by showing.
the children how plants grow, what the
compone:It parts of a tree are, the differ -
atm, -between the formation of wool and
bark, and how to recognize the different
species of trees and flowers by their foal.
ageand otherwiseAlso by encsiung-
ing them to plant each a tree within the
school grounds, each to care tar his or
her tree Or plant 1 Could mat. these*
tem be on introduced among our people
that the love and respect for tree culture
w•itl become so In.uleattd in their minds
that they will look upon any person
that will .1.face •n daat'.y- guy oruainen•
cal *r •bade tree .0 upon one that wood
rob them of their existence '.r lest
friend f Could not our children be se
taught that the next ,enerat would
hold our forests as sacred, and preserve
thein as an• '•1 (;oars blessings t Alrea-
dy ss me of our best teachers hesedirect-
edtheir attention to this subject with a
vices to Nuc ,uragnig tree culture and
floriculture. Were teachers m a whole
to giee a little !wt.,. attention 111 this
sub)•,t they w oul,1 n't "slit' Int,re.t and
edify th.ir srh"Ian, bol they w. old give
walldeff'il 1.111'*(ti* t.. the Milliard
tvnrnt , ( 411 branch , f r.! u.•.tt 1..n rot ud f<-
I a sad troth that fashion 1,amprere•d sea
days they are actually making railway -
car wheels out of paper : pressing pulp
mato a strength ..f resistance slid .asiur
ancr that even iron itself cannot tspral.
But for that pressure the pnlp wou'd
hate remained pulp, userem, uuattrac-
lie ananl,
sou; BoOmoon
lla4CirArTt',klte or
.S(1sl, Doors- Blinds!
rite pulp. Because ..f that pressure.
1!( /11.1.Kiximi-or
the canq,aaed and seliditcu ( pulp has
I.11111 "'VT'. bassi.• 'With (fte4
I become a power, and ubtailied a mission,
and tin tl.lrr'4 u,- ,lariat of .very description.
in the world Many a strong character
tine oilyy pulp to begin with,: and hnt for
•'pruvido"1 i a upouIt_1L_lueuld
have remain pulp to this day. And
there a still a great deal of character -
pulp which will never amount to any-
thing unless it conies under a stronger
pressure than has ever been brought to
hear upon it thus far. Pressure urn us
is the last Thing int the world ere ought '
to think ..f regretting unless, inols'e.i, .
we want t.. remain pulp.
re.bie.able Women II
Fashion kills more than 4..11 or.orrow.
Obedience tt. fashion is a greater trans-
E leeslou of the laws of winaaa a nature,
a greater injury t.. her physical and men-
tal constitute than the hs,dships of
poverty and neglect. The shave woman
at her task still Ines and grows old and
ION two or three generations of her mrs-
tteassa pass away. The washerwoman,
with scarcely a ray of hope t.. cheer her
in her Nils, will live t.. see her fashion•
able sisters all extinct. The kitchen
maid is hearty and strong, when her lady
has t,. ore nursed likes a sick baby. It a
1110%1 FYMITWI d.fettIM.TI..
SwF All Orden promptly &Readied to.
li.wlcrich• Aug. 2. IND. Idabel,
woe aU
Witt
K
O
knONTI�N T
tMwt1K„N,
te. 4 tww
tone _,0lmer
te
yt•a'Lire"''vAls'
wess
tfe
eyI etlM lkogi s Vy tern x! ewe
Vit t1•
lbs wfl..atldow °it i'ntt'w Invir i"..1i''•tl ana~w y11
sea
1tA
Tbe Soenii!!er Plov.
lye c ,ninq slit.. Lton.inrnc,• and of vital
lur.•rest. ends in life , they have but little force o.(
1 character , they hare still less power of
A hleral reward will be u1 M as 1 11 t! t little 1 .
lm y I wlergy. They live for no great ends.
parry who sill pralucn a case of Liter, The an dais Loaned w the hands of
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elm- milliners anal sert•auts,to 1.e fed in nnler.
tnc flitter, will not speedily cure. IImne ' If they raise children, servants and num.
them along, Ht will cost you nothing for es do &1I nave t.. 4• ricers.. and gine them
the medicine if it fads to cure, and you birth . and when neared what ah they
will he well rewarded for your trouble What do they amount t., but weak scions
men are always worthless for all goal
Nell Newsmred. ( mora will, an quite as i e physical
besides. All Blood dieraees, Bilious. !of the old mock \Cha ewer hosed of
bees, Jaundice. Constipation, and prone faehi,nahle woman s child etthibitiag any
tion guarantee. or money retureled bo.uime eminent t Road the bto'fephtes'
ail debility are r uickly coned. Satiefac-
Price only fifty
sale by J. Wt s
o hne
Almost eye
X AI
other mineral
Htomach Ihttr
I 11
takes the Llano
1n tatlig Ir•ttles
virtue and power of nun d (or which it
cents per bottle. 1F or ,d „sir gaud men and women None of '
on.
pill certainscab,mel *1.n I cat.
(5) them ha! a fashionable mother - ( Lan-
pnwnde. I)r. Canon's
purely veritable and National Pills are sugar coated. mild
of ell other purgatives. ; but thorough, and are the beet St 'mach
at :0 cont, as hand Maar Pall in ass Int
,
r.,,
FARMERS
ry� r
..1•.l.'.
nreW' N,
1°ULMOI3ARY
CUERR
4 si
t9x TIig OVRE of
Cm's• COLDS, A�Nd
BRONf'H1T13 cad all ['lout
UNG
Q�LI F of PERSONS 1"
the adaaticeSta�e of
«ONSUMPTION.
J' w BRAYLE1
PROPRIETOR•
MONTREfr.I•
:ULF!!
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP.
SWISS SOAP 8
2 , BWISS SOAP
Desirous of n11ai0i0g I'I.iw. of the abnte
take, beim Vne. aha a. i•, and I* ran b• fur
.laked with the vote by application to the
Foundry, Goderich. ,Q�
W
Repair% of all ter slave plows can also he rib
tainrd a' the Mme pls.v.
1 Reduction of 25 Per Cent,
Int en Plow. Wee:.
A pp's t o C../. HUMBER,
Managing Admit, Oedsricb.
Ooderlch, Mare% ser, HW Mp
•
2
No. 2.
SWISS SOAP
No. 3.
same se rn.nwfset .rrd In th. great
Femora) Seep 4'nmpsn), of
ZURICH. SWITZERUIID,
.8..4 reale stench. largely thro ?h-
eat I•:ngland. Fromm. (knnaa).
Austria. 0,.,.. and Italy
Mannfaetnrtd In ('anal• only by
The Huron SoaP Coy
8
S
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP.
Uoderkk, 81111. l:. IIi♦1. ON -
Extensive Premises and Sp'endid New Stock.
t Eta E3ft. IR. EtY
CABINET - II.%KE1; :4ND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Ccderich
A 0uud assortment of 'Citation, 1kd-n,i.tar. INa i*g Itlaws and Parlor Furniture, •.c0 u T'a
bee, Chats hair. cane sad wood sralnll, Cupboards, lied steady. 1lattreset., Weahetaad.
Laundry', timbre
What -Nuts. Lucking (Hareem
N. B. - A eompiele swot •meal of Collins and Shrouds els ay a on Land •Iso Ht arse* fc r kir
at re.aotabl• ret• .
Picture Ebonies a specishy - A cal: sot • 1.4 1,-51
1
MAN
WINO IS UNACQ `IN S� WITH
TH1G0MAP.
N THIS COUNTRY, WU.
THIS
PTHAT
CH1CA O, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y
f
Se.'+a rho Croat Central Lin., affords to trainee's, by reason of Its unrivaled Soo-
gr.IJh.c ll pOeltlan, the ehort•st any best 1orate between the East. Northea.: ate
Southatasr. and the West. Northwest end Southwest.
It 13 literalty and strictly true, that Rs eannection• are an of the principal linea
of roa. brween the Atlantic and the resift*.
By its ma.e line and branches it reaches Chinago, 4011rt, Peoria. Ottawa,
(.a Salto, Geneses. Moyne and Rook leant', In 11J loos I Davenport. Muscatine,
Washington, Keokuk. enor•.lI., oakalo0ea, Fair/lei 1, Des Moines. West Liberty,
Iowa City, Atlant•c, Avoca, AoyubOn. Harlan, Outhrie Center and Council Elutes,
In Iowa) Gallatin, Trenton, Camerae and Kansas City, In Mleaeurl, and Lenten -
worth and Aseentoon In Kansas. and toe ht:nerema ti/ einem village. aid 0541115
lnterrneel*w►1 T)4... - --
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
M .t Is familiarly called. offers t0 travelers all the advantages and comfort•
Inc.dent to a smooth track, safe bridges. Un;on Depots at all oon.teOtrn$ points.
Fast Empress Trains. composed of COMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED. WELL
HEATED. FINELY UPHOLSTMRTO ♦nd ELEGANT DAY C0:.CHEE; a line re the
MOST MAGNIFICENT NORTON IcECLININC CHAIR CARS ave r twIK ► PUI LMAN'l
latest der:sed and handsont'et PALACE ELEEPINO CARP. and DI t.NG RAtss
that are acknowledged by pre.e an.: people to be the FINEST RUiN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and in w1, ch suwerloa melts ate rewired to traveten at
rhe low rate of SEVENTY -Pct i LENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS seen w:y between CNICAOG and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
via the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A Hew and Direct Line, •.a Senses and Kankakee. nag recently been opened.
between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and La Fayette.
end Council Blotto. St. Paul. Minneapolis and Intermediate points.
Ail Through P- Refs carried on Past [sprees Train*.
For mo►s detailed information, see Maps and Folders, which may be obtained. se
will as Tioltet., at all pnnc,pal T.c.et Office' In the United States and Canada, or dl
R. R. CABLE, R. 81*. JOHN,
Vtoe>-Pree't A Con', Manages. Can't T'i't & Pag'r AS't
CHICACO.
CART(asI
ITTLER
PILLS.
MONS
CURE
44 4 41. a'+':, t sed relieve ell th c - .'
d- t:o•b.r..w.wage oflbeoyatya,enraoyU.r-
1 -••,
Naar.; Dtowbwo * DlRwtie sf,.c "e: tqr,
1.1 :1 1-, t1,?Sade, ass. whale th--r mast r•_.,.Jr
igareuccaec has ben shown it. co:.n;
SICK
n-adarbe.yet resit...1.1ttle Liver to:. sr, m, tally
ssluede la t'orwtlp.tloe, cn :ng s:.d pretel.t.ng
this anent lig tom pleat, wh,.e they shoo tern rt
all do..re. ea of the iroaarll. 111 .:r.• • 14 • ! ,.♦
ao.d r :uLt. the trowels. Et. ■ :f tS. y ,.rel; t'.r A
HEA
Ark• dryers.::d bea:mn.tt•r:' I'sstothrewwhn
enR.r tr .m this d,urwing complaint; im' forts
palmy their go dnee.do.s sot WW1 hrt....sod those
who ogee try them w111 Ind thew little pp l.* %ale -
stn• aww many -ways that they w4Heetb.wyiir
lode without thee But aft.r all rlrk bead
PRINCIPAL.+ONE
fir• soot:noir. QUI( [Ear and
Pi ,• wT ton,o tt. J.. ell.
45'Mlare,Tlp-ka. : and
hisR«▪ *rooks tl,r.wtrt [w- t i. r u 4... - •: d
▪ \«w H. u.•u. Arians,
tau.* T. saw '
sr..... hes mews- r,,. fon \,b rt
CaH•«rs.l lee. blame. u ma it ,'cul.
y 1,111.4.4.1 N., ions.� r p.l•..a ass
Railroad Is t0c �•r
v.e tMm. Is soils at t) rem.. er, for jj11 ;irsegt:a:n ?tors?. of Int, •Toth..bane erof re many lives thith.• wlwwhelp.wemakeeweey at 005. Gatp'"'lyLe°44ccKw,.".KANSAS CT
('erter's Little L!r.'r Pitts are vr.y, • sal
very easy b fake. Ott. or tyro s
o pills tae' • &
-t 1
Tbry are rtnetly veRable an4 do *Li gr • ' or .'. .
parer. bat b thew riot." sal on I Leare a.. eke
mad,.
.1 O/�
thrid
by druggists everywhere. oe cwt Ly .d.'
CARTER MEDiCI`(E CO.. . Tweets .la
Now York City. cetehrat.•.l Lr f..
In, a, •tet♦•«el w`�
tae; S odd `In
I tend, (�\,•
•.w
Lwn.4Il �,
an.ru non. • .d
Len, n,?»pea. pal
I .• ,-Ir.t a i• ..
I. roof:
mer•
owl roe uta
Ned tie -:lee a
.ua:y, te5eed
-1 s dna
1 1 1 3*1111E. Pit ;111.4 t0WELL
tNIleoHai toe r.•• 1, •any.? 1.rw nsr Alt.
i Cbl.•e�u.ltl• s'blsso.ltb
Canadian Paas. A11 t,
Torono, Ont,
(;, . B. Joo,wrox,
Ticker' Agent, (ioderch
AP
Mend sit cents for pe telt .
and r erel vee fro.. • real y bay
.f goods which sew help son
to mon stoney right sway
than anything ebbs 4n this world. AIL of either
sex. •ncrrett fro., arse boor. Tile broad read -
to fortune opens before the workers, she:date
IJ sure. At once add nm.T5ca it Co.. AwRaita,
1taln.. ISO
Hays I)rydw)
"She knows her mon, end when yew rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a mnvle hair. •
Bet it must he beautiful hair to have
Irch power a
: and beautiful hair n be
etimmured by the use of• CIWQALM* HA)a
Rix swau. Sold at /30 eta. by J.IWibos.
111E