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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY MAY 16. IAA.
Chs Poet's Cotner.
A IleNam Pa..
A worry taw teas in Seek plsasatioa tau
Ai nobody 111 May old blot walsse be lea hal
De b...st Uag le de sees you meditates •boat
Not,
Is to klader,aerter ..alkera.'. ) uu'u a.t *left
yr Went Nm.'
W'ea you try to'pruach dad mule from de free.
endwise,
He look as meek a. ,fuse., but bi. Iuok• w full
eb Ilse;
11e du.t.it route a insole. Lc doesn't rim
wish ;
As' you say bis d..penittun'a bcttrr'n people
t yak. t
ile •tan' so 51111 ).,u .•• hr is s monument
of grans ;
Am' you Mame' see • l .ule',t ctprw.loa ea
the face ;
H ut dal 'seriatim cape setou :s de niesa dot's
ellen worm ;
For de debit it bedtu' :t )e t as sure se You u
burn.
Dein ; -, ,'....et bun n L1•.t.sa'roe pat Ns
mbar red.
An' yo_i hua r; .(.!arls., dal Lr Tai 4muel1
.our friend
You has nsade a big mistake ; but before ds
Lcnrt n•I.eu'r,
You is Wa.ted wrrry .udden to de udder side
de fence.:
Well. ) us feel like you'd berm aandin' u.1 dr
lucuututive taark
An' de engine colo. an. 3d. yo . in de middle
ur de back ;
You duo' know w list liar happened. you kin
ei nicely .oteh )our bred:
Rut y t uik )uuv.• made dr'it uaintance oto
,. wi-ry . , 1..111 deg.
/lilt ILL 111 .:1.1 DI:+.
No- • :n in de rout is orecleely like de tuule;
An' mites!)T. p!:as maid it usltus lie me a fuel.
I1 look au mite) iunercanl; but bumpy. •t..,.
1r'
were
For sltbo i h d.• k., . bidden, de ki. i; .s all-
eys there.
'Ef 1 !sib .y,nt, •o d.it eom:lusion twenty
years ago 1 wouldn't a been Lame to -day.
t Dat's sat 1 said, bet 1 bower better now.
N went up •:hs . .r:een fret. ani win 1
landed 1 wassail tsa,:c p. 1 said suntan' to
inyet!'bnut dat mule; but It wuu1d11't sound
w II ill de poem, to l let it oat.
1 f ndept•ndent.
D r. D.aald Marlred es Pedal hestaNlty.
In c mliecti'nr with the series of ser•
mon which hie bene; delivered to SL
Giles' Cathedral by the Quern'• Chap
imus f.•r Scetlatd, Dr. 'IMAM lfacle..d,
31aegow, preached est Monday forenoon
un " Svc tal lur•luality. •' After denerib-
tng the suurcw and (Ammeter of the social
tette nen•emeut in Europe, he asserted
that this widely spread re.tlessness and
craving after a liberty, e.t,utl.ty and fro
ternity to be estaolisbed nn the deatruz
tion of s•,cicty were a warning and a re-
buke elven by t!.0 stud of history to the
Church, in tae widest sense of the term, i
for its neglect of the true brutherh'nad
which Christ ',reclaimed. He showed
that there was :.n equality and an in- '
equality ordr.ined of God. inequality in
the Divine sense was pruductiveof social
benefit. But there was auto' her form
of social inequality which a is of the 1
devil, and which it ought to :.e the aim`
of the Cbrietian Church to ren, •. e. The I
el tin reparations and the hatted• whicb I
rat w prevailed were full of 'oral, and the
cot mon of mases of the people who
Mot, alienated fromall our churches I
(nigh to arouse the meet serious anion1
tion o the Christian community. He
denounced the hypocrisy of those who,
indulged n seeming righteous indigna-
tion agair Lorded proprietors, or be- ,
wailed the fferings of Highland croft• ,
en, while a their own dons, in every ;
oily, were renal inequalities and social
cruelties, hiddeie► in the streets of reeking
tenements, t hat `wero *bad as the worst
of the evils they',eondemned in others. i
After touching mi what might be done to
mitigate the curtsy uiences of the laws of
supply and demand, end of heredity, Dr.
Macleod declared th}t the Christian
Church ought to be the true meeting
ground between class and class, and end-
ed by appealing to every individual to do
their best to remove the spirit of alien-
ation by endeavoring, each in their dif-
ferent spheres of influence, to display
the spirit of sympathy and kindness. He
appealed especially to the employers of
labor to become personally acquainted
with their employees, and to c•ndo.tc.., to
(dace society on a foundation of brother. t
ly love and kindly consideration•, rather
than on the basis of selfish class interests
and seociel ostracisrn. The false cry f •r
a fraternity to he gained by the runt o1
the social fabric ...mid be efficiently met t
.only by a living exe,nplifiat' of the v
t'hnstian conception ..f the brotherhood
. f man through the knowledge of the
(Inc Father. h
A Rad •Srmity. 1
The loss of the sense of hearing is Loth v
annoying and dangerous. Those suffer•
ill f'om deatneek should try Hagyara'a
Yellow Oil according to direct' . This
invaluable household remedy cured John
Char#, ..f Millbridite, (het., restoring his d
hearing ire one week. 2 a
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SIODR*RI! BLUJIBZSABD.
New as .s-Teaesee WaMse Perietased Me
ANeersew ole Neis_.k Nauseas.
Charles K Neville, a married loglieb•
um..tl, formerly ewpluyed as a waiter at
Thome'', Chop House seed the Turoetu
Club, left the sty last fall for Detroit.
There he secured • position as c,sichman
iu the family of C. J. Whitney, a wealthy
gentleman, well known in dramatic sad
musical circles. The Whitney" are
among the dile of the city c.1 the straits
and the financial pr,epe)ts of the daugh-
ters of the house materially euhauoa
their natural charms in the minds c•f
matrimonially imbued young men
Some weeks ago Miss Lilian Whitney, a
young lady who has just passed bee 21st
yea-, displayed a "narked fondness for
taking long drives in company with Ne-
edle. This fast attracted the notion of
her brother, Fred. Whitney, ntauager of
the Detroit Gratin Opera House. The
drives were discontinued by maternal
u• nrmand, but as the lovers still continu-
ed to meet under various pretexts, Nt-
ville was discharged a few weeks later.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Lillian drew
h r 'monthly allowance of pin money and
disappeared. Sespiciun was directed to
Neville, who was also missing. Ihtec-
uves traced the pair to Toledo where
Neville who left • wife and child in De
'r ,it, was arrested on a charge .1 bi;amy
Pape 11'hitney came en to Toledo in a
special train, but his daughter defied the
paternal authority ant! announced that
she will never be parted from Ne.111e.
The coachman claims that he is dlc„r std
flint the wife he left.
The statement had also been 111541e un
the newspapers that lilies Whltney,wheu
Neville was arrested in Toledo, bad re-
fuse.' t.. g" holnu to her parents. This
is lv.! true. Miss Whitney Is at presect
S topping with her father in Detroit, and thinks that country will be the greatest
says she is anxious that the man should place in the world for raising cattle.
hate :. for teal. She :.ls, says that they General Spi))ner, who had one thou -
were rr;ularty married at Toledo before sand women under hint as Berks and
a jlotlee • f the ;team, and drolly believes -
that her husband is au English noble-
man Miss Whitney has s.1«, ezpresse.l
a wish that her husband should have •
fair trial, and if the proves his innocence
- that 1:e is not a bigamist-- she will re-
turn to him. it h.• sloes not, then she
will renounce F::.•.
TEIiI WORLD Ovrn
As Metered Ir S. aelres .t ear s1-
atde era-geewrW.
F'ys • paper, speaking of the SINISMi.n
of women : 'Part of the drill of every
suheul *sight to be the reception, by a
wife in an old dress, at adinner of boiled
beef and carrots, of an unhooked ler
guest, thoughtlessly brought buses by •
recklcse husband.'
Civil marriage in South Atria" is ant a
lengthy rite. The Cdusies ,is a ttu-a
that a happy par entered the Queen's
town house ; the bredegrouw paid OM,
signed a document, took bid spouse b
the arm, and walked her oat of the bail
.rag, s•yiag : 'How do you do, Mn.- -r
The ceremony lasted two wmutes.
.A schoolmaster in the school at L,ch-
godhead, in the Highlands, has invented
a new way of punishing unruly children.
He has, it appears, kept a small bottle of
orator -oil .•n the utautrlpieeol of his.choel
with which he occasionally anointed the
face/tit unsat.Iactory pupils, and s'nn-
tin is toured it down their throat..
Mrs. Jennie Moore, the waged • pour
wood chopper in the village of Wood-
bine, N. J., is said to be a rival of Frank
rayne, Dr. Carver and Ira Pune. bite
peFrforms all Frayne'a feats, ineludine
his backward shot at an apple, and
recently she shivered a walnut on her
husband s head at the first attempt.
Her favorite trick is to light • pari.or
match with a rifle ball at 20 yards.
Lord Moyle told • Winnipeg Tinea te-
porter Tuesday that in the district when
his rancho is there are 150,000 head of
cattle all to excellent condition. The
average loss during the winter was only
2 per eerit. Large numbers of cattle are
continually arriving at Fort Macleod to
aback new ranches, as 1 Lord Hoyle
rui:MKR vILLAI!tlas.
ace. %intents in the 1'. S. Treasury,leaves
upon rec..rd the testimuuiel that they
counted more accurately and rapidly
than men ; that their ability to detect
counterfeits proved to be superior in
almost every test, that they were with-
out an exception honest, and were in-
variably mere careful and painstaking in
the work,
Det riot , 'May 8.—Yesterday a cont- The d.sth rate of Russia is the highest
wuuication was received by C. J. Whit- 'int Enr, pe. This isattributed tothe tau
uey from tae Superintendent of Police ! arty of medial .nen, and the habits of
in forenio, saying that Neville had sere- ; the rural population. According to late
MI a tern In prison at Toronto for a returns the average duration of life is
crime similar t•• his recent affair in this only 2i years, and the mortality ainone
city, and that he is now wanted by the infants as trightfut. More than GO per
Canadian anth,.rities on a like charge. cent. of infants die before they reach
Another letter has been received from their fifth year, and nearly '2,000,000
the prosecuting attorney at Newark, N. children perish ever) year.
J., *ying that Neville had a wife in that Titers is no likelihood that a railway
city, and that he, the prosecuting attar-
tunnel will ever be run under the At-
ney, would come on whenever Neville'"' lantic ocean if the 'Kean steamers con -
trial souk •place, and brine the victim tiaue to increase'their speed as they hire
and the certificate of marritge for use as
evidence against him.
THE TE[TH ABOUT THE MAN.
Hamilton, May tl.—fie'.. S. Newbold,
the party whose name at pears aarociated
with that of Miss Whitney, of Detroit,
in the recent elopement, wise some years Awerican squatters are making a raid
ago a resident Hamilton. /Its father on the Indian territory. United States
was an officer in the British army, and troop», assisted by the Indians, are try-
oaue with his family to Canada and ' ing to keep them out, and trouble may
started in business as a hutchtr on James b. expected. When all tho free grant
street, in this city. Newbold being a lands in the other territories are taken
done of late. A short tame ago the Alas-
ka ast',nished everybody by crossing the
great divide in 6 days, 15 huure, 11 min.
On Saturday the Oregon arrived in New
York, from Liverpool, hating beaten the
Alaska's time by 1 ht ur and -Ni minutes.
man of rather prepossessing appearance,
fair education, of some ability as a speak-
er, and any amount of cheek, worked
hilself into the good graces ..f some in-
fluential parties of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, for a time acted as
Leal preacher at what is known as the
Stoney Creek and Barton churches. He
awn got into trouble through his dis-
honest acts, and on one occasion gut into
a pugilistic encounter. In the tatter it
is stated he excelled. He was of course
expelled from the church. This occur-
red about ten years ago. He then went
int., the faking business, running it fora he suffered, is now rr e 1 in the r n-
short time he has been heard from seve-
ral times, and is known to have p,lssed [11Mia1 task of ridiculing thy personal ap-
himself off under some three er four pearawce of Hua T. %%. Anglin
different name. In due time he turned Nodr., n;elodie,are childlike, planutr
up in the Toronto Courts, charged 1% Alt and entoti•ewl. •'If we _could divest
bigamy, fur which offence he was sett-- uur.elves'.1 prejudice," sail a friend of
t)nced t , ft :e years in tate Kingston Stephen Foster, •'the old emits that once
Penitentiary. He was then lost sight floated ?II the Ohio an' one in feeling
,f, and nothin, in.'sre was heard of him and du:..:tet sjb the "sags of the
ill he dewed up in Detroit. Hebrew .'i.tis.s by the waters of Baby
411 ALA,/ Lty[a AT rTTERtn)aot'.eH. dun. Pte dud is theta the satin :ale ur
up there will nct be much chance for the
Iudians unlit* the squatter. tuns their
attention to the vast areas of land in
the west and southwest, monopolized by
wealthy Englishmen, and forcibly take
pwseastun of them.
The refined and gentlemanly editor of
the Mod, who was once obliged to have
a hurried departure from Ottawa to es-
espe beim brought before the'bar..f the
House of Commons for having made an
eutrageons and lo.,rtle•s attack on a
member of patll.autent, in sraich he ridi-
culed a physical deformity from which
Another despatch from Prterho,oug!i be"mvnl:ant and separation, the same
says : —J. Newbold. the celel,rat.d rid- faitpa nsi c sorrow, the same simple
venturer and most indefatigable prspec• lath and childlian torsi'ins, the same
or m search of domestic happiness, in. maid to -element ernes" sn'1 pts5ionstesweetuem
eking the commission of bigamy with like metal in the night."
Mormon frailties, has his "home- in
Peterborough. He as popularly credited
ere with having mute up t.. Blue
ieard'• ►matrimonial standard of . :nue
wives. He is • deep at.d dangerous
illain.
Luke I'lupps. t1,• condemned (murder-
er in tae Kinds ic'i j ti', has absudoned
all hope ..1 esc-..ii', the [allow., and is
n ow .-rely anxious that the fatal .lay "hal
come. Hu rid to .ane .4 the jail attend-
ants • Inc dap ago that lie thought
J Juattcc Burton (l.abt hire Axed the day
A TMttm.f lkpIar d t'eald,aer. ' 1 ctecuts-on loris,•. s., that he would to
The it.divi.lttal who places trust in out of suspense. His lawyer wrote to
many of the claims of advertised rem.- Washington, entreating the Secretary of
ion is often sadly disappointed, but the State to ask the D•'minion government
tray of facts regarding the honest vie- fee a commutation • 1 sentence from
nes of Burdock Blood Bitters are nulls- hanging to impris.•nment for life. An
nteb's. It powsitit sly runes disci**of answer has been received, and it is said
he blood, liter and kidneys. Investi• the cue is "not one that alta fur inter -
a cprelme■ .f lab/Is.. Clitoral
The ivory o1 the 1.,y who took the
broken wheelbarrow home and *seed
that at he mended, as hia father wanted
t.. le rrow it again, is generally supposed a
to ire • fiction, invented to improlle upon
dull intellects the sublime impudence of
some people who borrow. But as sure
as truth is stranger than fiction here we
have an 'meaner of it that goes the wheel•
b Olow story **Vera! ;mints better. .t
Caicage roan, McFarland 1•y name, hat
ing a lit.'s j. b of painting, as many W
people have at this warm of the year,
borrowed a stepladder from his neigh- I '
dor, James Burns W▪ ht l h
it the step -ladder stave way and KeFar-
p
gate the proofs and testimontala. 2 f'tt•ice-
Mr. Gladstone is tiro in his 'etermi-
nati•.n t.. let Ireland share in the ellen-
Mon of the franchise. He says in reply
to those who attack him for giving the
franchise to the Irish peasants who do
not now enjoy it Chit it would be impos-
sible to maintain the union between.
Rnglan.i and Ireland except by giving
equal rights to both countries. i1. has
Why suffer fr u. net -tons pr. 'orations no fears for the future as regards Ireland,
hen you can but a g,wrantee.l cure at , although there are those even in the
ikons drug store .1'- ranks of his own succimer" who enter -
Why should amen whose blia od us warm ti
tarn grave apprehensions, believing that
to enfranchise people who will . sure
is use their franchise asa weapon for the
platy e.tbin
stag.
There are but few that have Nes swNered
Immo intolerable pain from Teethanhe.
Veurelgia. or 11 a acute pains. Te them sack
n Instant r'elie as Fluid Llg.talag ts an am
Almelog le tier of treads. 1!s lmigas
tag. olMm
slre edletnes to be takes for da
hie happlication .' Pion! Lightning cnrr.
it ! nt ti. !Rhyne.'
Cot
e e was Hang
land fell, broking one of his rine. In•
steed of Ming grateful for the loan of
the ladder he brings s;,it against Burns,
charging him with reusing the ancident
by lending an lintr,atwor.hy article, and
Oaring the damage done ti. hia rib at
$2,500.
Cestistaen. - A nam • well known in !
sanction with the (lair ftenewer,which
estates grey hair to ..s natural color by
e few weeks use. Rodd at lie yenta per
bottle by James Wilson. lei
sna,
P Ns'• Warm Powders - dsstr.', and
worms withi.ut in
Seeory tri eel
haat
m �
Vit Ire hisgrandaire cut in alabaster!
Or lett his hair grow rusty, scant and thin
Whoa "Crew AL[as aawwwse t will make
g.row the faster. For sale by J. Wil-
son 2m
T&ea.weda Say M.
T. W. Aitkins, Girard, Kan., writes:
'1 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitten to my mstomers, they
rive entree satisfaction and w rapid
sellersElectric Bitters are the purest
and beet medicine known and will posi
cicely cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purity the blood and lees the bowels
Pio family ting afford to without theta
They will Gave sundered* of dollen in
dnrt'•ra hills every year ;old at 50 eta
a bottle by J. Wags, [3]
destruction of the union• is a mistake.
But on the broad ground of equal rights
Ito English, bush and Scotch it would be
impwrsble for Mr. Oladstorne to take and
other course than that which he has
marked out.
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup has removed
tape worms from 15 to 30 feet in length.
it else destroys all kinds of worms. m
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and
too hearty eating is 'shored at once b)
rattlepil
taking one of Carter's fie Liver Ms
immediately
immediately after dinner it..n't forget
this lm
nitend-
are Me Nes...
As sionwategs teratimatials will skew,
there is no "sone reliable core for deaf-
ness thee Howard's Yellow Oil. 1t is
also the best remedy for ear robe, sets
threat, creep, rheumatism and be pains
and lame — ',sweetly. Used internally
and externally. 1
Shoe v*b•k+•es Saddens.
Mrs. Helen Pharvia, Nu. 331 Dayton
N., Mimeo, 111, is now in her sixty-
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption fur abut ten
years, was treated by nine phys.ttatts,all
of thorn pronouncing her ase hopeless.
tibe had given up all hope of ever recov-
eries. kleveu bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption completely
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop
her • ppotrtal and satisfy yourselves Call
at J. Wilton s drug store and get a free
trial bottle. (1'
Swing is believing. head the testi
muuials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure, then buy • b.t.le
and relieve yourself of all those distress-
ing pains. Your Druggeet can tell you
all about it. Sold by J Wilson Gudencl.4
2m
The use of Pills, Salts,Castor Oil, .(e.
and .ether nauseous, griping Catbarties
a unnearsary, as a pleasant substitute
is found in 1)r. Cameo's Bitten, which
act as a Cathartic without gripine er
causing nausea All druggists sell it
50 cents a bottle.
t'Iwb mases.
We have made arrangements to club
THE SIGNAL with city papers at the rates
given below: --
Signal and Daily World ---------3.5O
" Weekly (:lobe 3.25
" Mail ...... 2.25
" Advertiser 2.25
Pier THR rook DTN•RPTte. -Poverty
with perfect health is rather to be chosen
than riches and dyspepsia. Try the
magic effect of a dollar bottle of Fut NTAiN
or HEALTH.
For rough conditions of the Skin,
Shampooing the heed, Pimples, Eruption
and skin disuses, use Prof. Low's Sul-
phur Soap. m
All Nervous Debility cured by the use
of Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and lirain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
s:.ld at t1'ilson's ,lrug st'•re. (2b)
.an .ta.wer it sated.
Can any one bring us a ase ..f Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure 1 We say they
cannot, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are de:iy re
c.aumendiug Electric Bitten, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or t.ny urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the kne-
els, and act directly ..n the diseased
parts. Every b..ttle guaranteed. For
sale at 50c. a b'ttle by J. Wilson. [1[:
%alt abeam tared.
Are you troubled wire Salt !thrum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
if so, 'go at once to Ge... Ithyttas' Drug
fitore and get a package of McGregor .t
Parke's Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cents.
It was never known to fail. b
A mantles bSseesery.
Physician's are often startled 1,• •e-
nurkable discoveries. The fact that 1».
Kimg'. 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 realize their
sense of duty, 'and examine into the
merits of this wonderful discover} re-
sulting in hundreds '•f ..ur best Phpsi-
ciana using it in their ['ractic.. Trial
bottles free at .1. Wis.,n a Drug Store.
Regular size 31.00. . , t)
National Pills act promptly upon the
liver, regulate the beetle and us a pur-
1
native are mild ..rad thorough. - ►ti
There are Lees • fpr"pie going around
.rurtthhng, and half sick at the 44tomaclt
all the time ; who uu.ht be well and
happy, if they only used Dr. Carson's
Stoi na:h Bitten occasionally. It is a
splendid blond pnr,fier. All druggists
30 cents
a Strwlsg 1. all Maekted.
10 these times when our newspapers
are hooded with patent medicine adver-
'tiselnents, it is gratifying to know what
, to procure that will certainly cure you
Is, you are biln.ue, b1.ww1 out ..f carter,
liver limonite, -r _eneral debilitated,
there is nothing in the world that will
cure you s'.quickly as Electric Bitten.
They a -e a Messing t.. all mankind, and
can be had for only fifty cents a bottle
' of Jam •s 11:IIwu.. (2c [
treAS COLDS. A.
aDDNCfiITN And all LUNr'
RFL ECNPF of RS NS*
the advanced Star. of
CONSUMPTIOI•
J' W. B R AYLEY
PROPRIETOR•
MONTREAL.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
GE 0. BatxruRY
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Gcdorich
A good asaortssest .f Kitchen. Hed-roes, Dialog Room and Parlor r'.raltare sash se Ts
Yes, Chats (hair. ease •ad wood sset.dt l'upbonrda Bed .14041. ItaUr.wr. Weehpge.
Lomge.. della. WIND beta Looking Utsesrs.
N. R. --A osmpleteasem'isSM of Collins sad Shrouds always re bared ales Hearses fwr►4
at rtaiareasi le rate .
Pieter, gramme • specialty - A call •otc.tt.' l:al
MAN
111111M111111111MplmisiTiti W1T1a Tela OEGORAPHY Of TH14 COUNTRY. Wm,
KR NY NRA—O TINS NAP, THAT TN1
CHICA(<;O, ROCK ISLAND da PACIFIC R'Y
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B eing the Creat Central Line, affords to travelers, by reason of Its unrivaled geo-
graphical pcsitian, the shortest and beat route between the Nast, Northeast a.W
Southeast, and the West, N,tt'atee ft and 'Southwest.
It Is lit3,aly and strictly true, that Its cdeneotlon• are all of the principal unite
Of road between the Atlantic end the Paniflo.
Sy its main line and branches It machos Chinago, Joliet, Peoria, Ottawa,
La Sall., Genesee, Moline rind Roca Island, In 11.. lois 1 Davenport, Muscatine.
Washington, Keokuk. Kno.r.11e, Osk.sloosa, Fairflel I, ON Moines, West Liberty,
Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca. Audubon, Harlan, O-,thrie Conte, and Council. Bluffs.
In Iowa g Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas City, In Missouri, and Leaven-
worth and Atchison In Kansas. and the hundreds of Woes. 'magas and towns
Intermediate. The
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
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as It Is familiarly caned, offers to traeeters as the advantages and comforts
Incident to a smooth triton, sate bridges, Union Depots at all connecting points,
Fast [sores" Trains, composed of COMMOOI01l$, WILL VWTILATVt?, WILL
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTtR[D and ELIOANT DAT C0/414E111 ; s one of the
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTOK LBCLININC CHAIR CAR$ ave r built 1 PULLMAN'S
latest deel•:ned and handaomvt PALAOE SLIIPHIIO CARR. end AMINO CARS
that ore acknowledged by Snead ant: people to bs the F1M[ST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY. and In what's superior mesa are reeved to travelers .t
the low rate of SEVENTY-PI%1 LENTS EACH.
TNRn. TRANS each way between CHICAGO any the MtSSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINN[APOL1s and ST. PAUL,
Ma the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A Mew sod Direct Line, via Seneca and Kankakee, nae recent:y been opened,
bet wows Newport News, Richmond, C-ncinn.tt, Indianapolis and La Fayette,
end Council Ntirffm St. Paul, Minneapolis and Into -mediate counts.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast [sprees Trains.
For mors, detailed information, see Maps and Folders. which may be obtained, as
ell as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States and Canada. Or 0
R. R. CABLE, R. 8T, .IOHIIC,
Vltyer►ree't a Oen•1 Manager, Osn'I T•r't a re
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wise Art
CHICAGO.
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Sick Rsarinrhr and relieve all Or :ru,h}y -r'i
dent to • tritium .ate of the system. ,urh as 3> a-
em5.., Nature. Dvewsa.es, Dames aft • r . a:,,[,
Pain i■ the Side, 1e. While their moot r'-, , rk•
able success has brew shown in rewire
SICK
Read rb.,yet Carter's Little Warr PiIle arc e. pally
valuable in CoesttpaVsa, miring and prerenone
this annoying eimar gat, while tar, also corn, t
all disorders of the esgaaeb, eiimalate the h.rr
mid ',salute the beweta Sven if t 4,-y only nerd
e ar
Ache t:.ey would be almost prie.iem to then. who
Meer from 11ts distressing complaint; but forte -
timely their goodness does act tied kers, and times
who onee try them will Rad them Ma pine 'alt -
able la se sts y wsye Met .bey MS set be wiUies
to du without than. Dat after all sick head
ACHE
Is the bane of se moor be.. that her - . -. ere
teake oar greet besaL•Oar pets cur . ,YE:
etbere do sot -
Carter'. Litt. Lime Pills are very ewe ear
very easy to take. One pr two pins make' dose.
'157 are strictly vegdable W do sot gripe or
purge. het by then guano miles plese all she
see them. 1s., rule at m eats: eve for 111. Sold
by dregglsbi everywhere, or seat by nerd.
CARTER MEDtCINE CO.,
Now York City.
Tlie Se8ii!iller P1o.
FARMERS
a.. of Meantime, Plows of the above
being Nom It te •.4 te, oma be tor
1111/,the .am. by appuleatinn to the
Fonadry, Goderich.
Rapaln of s!1 t1.. aM„• plows an also he ob-
tained et the seine ptaee.
1 Reductioe of 46 Per Cot.
Ot es Plewa e'en.
Aepfy to C..4. HUMBER,
Managreg
Age,.,
Ooderleh, Mare *hi 111.4 O MSS.eb
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Caceres.
ly conceded to
lt. She Mlle/
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mi closeout irate:
KANSAS CITY
An c n er,ious sae*
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Through
Tickets rya th
Cei.hntnI Line f
West el oaken •
tie t' 5. and
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and yon .111
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tr,eas.. lis. rates: r. Ili.
Canadian Paas. Ag t,
Torono, Ont
14. NSTOx,
Tick,' - Agent, Godes\
Arad sit emits fee postage.
and receive Ace, a petty bot
f rn'db wide& will
to sey
Mee a ret eel f omeAr lhle arwt knee read
»s. so.weA from Ant hoer. Tee
to fortune epee before the
ty sere. At oars addr.s.,Tatia t
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yes
way
Days Uvyds :
"Rhe knows her man, and when you rant
and swear.
Can Araw you to her with a single hair."
Bet it meet he beentiful hair to have
such pr;wer ; anti beautiful hair aaa be
ensured by the nes of Cinnabars Rani
Raiawaa. Vold at Noss. by .1. Wilson.
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