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ii , 1r Wtu •l loiAj, FRIDAY, MAY iG. 18o4
Fun anO Fancy.
An old hsdr hits filo nail vipers oe the
bead whom, in writiatg epos the wuratt
sellbage yysestws, she any, : -' • 1 • o. !nay
look at She scatter in whatever light you
will i bat simmer it down, and who' is *t
bet a quarrel with Gig Almighty that we
are nut all mem r
Dr. (lathe's told a story of his going
to preach fur a eteriotl (died in Rose
shire. O. retiring to rest on Saturday
Wit he asked his friemi if he euufd ret
warm water in the wonting to shave with.
'Whist ! Whist " said the host, holding
trip • warning hand, and them adding with
a twinkle M his eye, "Speak ..f shaving
uo the b.ed'a Aar w Rosa° shirr end you
used never Pus.► bore any worv.
In a parish pot a hundred melee from
Dundee there lived, a good number of
years ago, a minister of the nam. of
Winebouse, who was gory ill -liked by
the grottos portion of his congregation.
One everieg he met doe of his dock who
was pretty ,' and as he cants upou
the minister he made an attempt to 'doff
his hat,' bet failed. Then the minister
said W him, 'Ah, John, I wish there was
se public house in tbis parish.' Ab, ay.
amid John, 'and I wish to go*dntas there
was sae Win.borse either.'
'Count Vs.sili' has a story of German
society. An English missionary was ih-
vited to the house of a German professor
and deputy. After dinner the host o es
le-
ppeio the naaunary ha the de•ullefe
of the ladies. Dunt ia.ntiou it.'
said the missionary; 'I have lived cur ten
yearn among the ravages of Africa, and
am quite accustomed to such sights.'
Sosoe-A Scottish village pub. Two
old cronies having their morning drink
and a 'crack' together. Jock : 'Man,
R.bbart. my gude wife an me wis un-
commonly weal pleased in' your son's
woenistrstious in the pulpit yesterday.
He's very clever an na mistake. We
were baith winnerin' whaur he bad got-
ten this talent and abilitee.' Rubbart
(father of the budding parsons : , Wee',
Jock, I'm thinking my son Wutlam tak's
a' lila Went and eddicyatiun fru. ins ; but
i his oratory he tak's •ff his +wither,
for' -shaking his head an sighing --'ahs''
bletheria auld tyke.'
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Fashion's Fancies.
Gloves are still worn long.
Buttons still remain small and round.
The size of bustler is on the increase.
Feather trimmtug is worn on spring
Some vests are covered with narrow
Id braid.
Cheoi is pelerines will be much u.sd
r the spring.
A new aprin,g material for suiting. ie\
e Juchesse.
Striped silks promise to be largely worn
t the house
High colttnand high coiffures aro seen
erywhere.
The scotch fashion of large stones in
buckles is in favor.
The Bennetts cloth is still used for
mourning c'etuwes.
White dresses will be more worn than
ever this summer.
A new lace pin has a high hat, which
la attached to • cane.
Fedora ruching. are seen in bright, red
orange silk mune.
Callan slid cuffs of white pique are to
be worn by the ladies.
A great deal of jetted lace will be used
on wraps and costumes.
Berthas of fine, small flowers are ext en -
soul worn with ball dresser.
Flowers in the hair are almost exclus-
ively restricted to full dress.
Tamise cloth, made in tai ur style, is
used much for tr•vellieg suite
The tan -colored Swede glove will be
the most popular this summer.
Balaycu.ss, plastrons, stomachers and
waistcoats are all the rage.
Flower fans are used with ball toilets
to match the (bursae. b,u•1uet.
For seashore dresses get light cash•
mere, nun's veiling and India silk.
When a cuff is used un $ costume, it is
narrow and of simple design.
For ladies the Inc.. vest will be inure
worn in the poluniase than barque.
A new yellowish soft drnh color is call-
ed the "champignon." or mushroom.
When an evening toilette is elaborate-
ly trimase 1 jewels are sparsely worn.
P.lerines made of solid embroidery
will be worn with white suits this sum-
mer.
BUSINESS THOU HUI3.
Fater. M • rr•naarat sew lent Sitar
.ie.er.l Meeat Revolved
Naw Yukio May ti. The •Iispeunun
el Ors.t & Ward kat been ssn.wuced.
Ora. Gent, James 1) Fish. U. S.
Grant, jr , and Feedlot/lad Ward com-
pose the tire. The embarrassment of
the firm is said eu reliable authority to
be due to the &hsenoe of cos of the part-
ners, who had not been at his place el
business eine histurday. Various
rumens are admit in financial circle., re-
speKing which Grant, seats member of
the firm, rays : " I cutout deuy ..r cor-
roborate the moues current. We are
nearly $500,000 short. Our safes are
locked, and anti{ we can find Ward 1
can ieareely may bow we stand. Gen.
Grant is inv..lred to the extent .A $950,-
000 in the failure of the firm of Grant it
Ward
•resserseing aches: Grenada.
I1 is pleasant to read the warm words
spoken by gum' and influential men in
favor of planting school grounds mut only
for odor nuimit and shelter, but for all
the reasons f..r which pictures are put
isle school books -to teach facia and to
impress them by actual seeing, se that
the lemons csuu.n he fur tetten. No
pictures can be quite so true or s.. fully
detailed as the living objects which are
each • volume it' themselves,turning
t'4
new view. to the observer continually.
There is an increasing advocacy of this
eacellert sort of school equipment ; and
w• roust hope that there is increasing
practice of *t, especially since aeversl
leadiug fines bare published their readi-
ness to supply seeds and plants for
achoofyard planting at almcst no cost,
eertei° conditions to secure them being
observed. One speaker on this subject
lately avid that the children must be de-
pended upon for the ornamentation of
the country. I1 is tune then to begin
their lessons. Another writer says that
sanitary improvement, especially all re -
cesspools. sewers, et z , etc., shoul i
ve its first patterns on the school
grounds, whence it world spread through
towns and homes. Every school board,
wherever it is possible, should on that
account include at least one capable,
energetic, and publie-spirited physician.
The children should by all means. have •
share in the planting, naming and reg-
istry of the trees, as well as in the are
of them. -(New York Tribune.
osiers/7 5.51....
Cana.Wn Methodist Magazine for May,
IOW -Price $2• year ; $1 for six months :
emits per number. For sale at all book -
done.
The most notable feature of this num-
ber is the translation, with copious corn -
trent, ..f the whole of the newly diaoov-
Aired work, "The Teaching of the Apo.-
thes," described by the New York Inde-
pendent u "the moat important writing
outside of the New Testament new in
possession of the Chnatian world." This
unique document is attracting the great -
..t attention. Hie Honor Judge Deese
contributes en exosedingly trenchant re-
view of Bishop Fuller's articles on Chris-
tian Unity, which he controverts with
the greatest rigor and ability. By a
tooching coincidence this somber, which
contains a notice of the death of the late
Rev. W. W. Ross, contains also the last
production of his pen, an able article on
the reit Baptist preacher, Robert Hall_
There are also four admirably illustrated
articles, viz.. Halifax, N,►i., Homes and
Haunts of Luther, Lady Brasay'a Ad-
ventures in Chili, and Britain's Oldest
Codot,y. Kirby's 1'. E. Loyalists, and
other papers, make up an excelleet num-
ber.
/leett reeves.
iw,llar upon dollar Is'ventrally spent on the
faith of recommendations lovas-Heals entirely
worthless. Not e. with M11t-0rewO s Speed
('ure : you are not asked to pureba•e it until
Is merltsarr proven. Cellar G. Rh nal drug
gore and get a free trial iMlle and If not con-
vinced It will cure you of the wont forms of
Uy.prrwia. Lit rr Complaint, etc„ SO matter of
how 4ot•a standing. it mets you nothing. Sold
in 50% and $1 bottles. Nee testtmnials from
persons M your own town. !m
Posnpsd.er Sowers she sewed all ore:
-the material which covers some bonnets.
Flowers and feathers figure lergely in
the now evening, dinner, and ball t .dots.
Stitching and the esutache braid re-
mains as popular a. (ever for trimming
stuff suits.
Plaited jerseys. with halt. fastened
with a buckle, are the newest things in
jerseys.
Embroidered Swiss muslin dresses will
be the most p pular at the seaside this
year.
Many of the wraps have the front tabs
panted tinishe 1 with jet and pasa.men
feria fiza res.
Acme velvet saits are seen, with a wrap
of the same with gold braid on it put on
in figures.
The velveteens shown this season aro
mors soft, silky, velvet-like, and durable
than ever before.
A largo proportittp of the loll dresses
worn by young ladies are either made of
or covered with tulle.
Puffs or stria/Gets of nhhoa, velvet,snd
is.. with jel Cockles and .ornaments are
growing to popelanty
mss w rs1 sl»vMa1
A morsel hong/ freight left Frans
the other day. Haab year uoe of timei
general nspeet.rg el prisons vimits the
au otmlral penitentiaries where atomises
°oaysot• are serving their time t.. eek for
vulantesrs to go to New Caledonia as
.*.res fur convicts serving out muteness.
in that penal colony. Fifty w used whoa
answered this appeal were shipped the
ether deo from tiurd.aus, aol when
they arrive hi N.. w Ciledueia they will
be divided beta.eu the :ear religious
establishments, one at Noumea and tom
other k Botarall. The ety.viets of the
first clam -that is, those who have dis-
tinguoahed themselves by good conduct
and who are acco.rdintly to be rewarded
by lied mate --an intoruied of the ar-
r.val tot timi women. Those who aro un-
married, or who are widowers and desire
to gest married, go to Noumea or to
Bound!, where they are allowed to make
their shotoe among the women. Of
(bourse they aro not forced to hake a
choice, nor are the women forged to
marry if the men who select them do nut
plater thorn. The authorities introduce
the men and women to each other and
allow them to act as they please. Dur-
ing the haat century a more rapid and
Note curious system was in f••r:e.
Who., the women arrived they, with the
men, were draw.* up in liner to fa_eeach
other. The name of a man was called
and then the name of a woman, and
we the
t had begirt called
r
when rho lar
couples thus paired were at once mar-
ried -[San Francine° Chrouicle,
oh! how tired and weak I feel. 1 dot'!
believe I will ever get through the Spriug
housecleaning 1 Oh yes you will if you
take a bette or two of Dr. Carson's Stom-
ach Bitters to purify your blood and tone
up the sy.tew. to large bottles 50 ctr,
royalty 1a the lineserp.
Nut long betture she died I saw the
old white-haired nurse of Queen Victoria
and she told me some interesting inci-
dents connected with her long service,
among them how bitterly the then young
high-spirited queen wept when she found
that state etiquette consigned her first-
born to the tender mercies of a wet Lennie
and how vividly the memory of that
time was recalled to her !majesty when
the tell rang out in celebration of the
birth of her grandson, the future king of
England. Then she and the fair young
princess cried toge.her like any te;,
simple women of wenn maternal hearts,
and the latter dectered if she wasn't
allowed to nurse her own baby nobody
should prevent her washing him, and so
she did, donning a flannel dress for the
purpose and putting the tiny prince in
his tub herself. -["Cress ' in the Chicago
Inter -Ocean.
In the history of medicines no prepa
ration has received such universal cum-
mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid;
ney diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney
Cure. Its action in these distressing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson, 2m
A BAlvtat'a TR*rtlloe*. - For a
Cough, Cold or any Bronchial affecion.
"Pectoris," in my opinion, is just the
thing. I have used it in my family for
Cough. and Colds for the past four years
with the most unvariod success, and to-
day my opinion of it is that I continue
to think sell more of that which I began
thinking well of.
Gao. Katt, Manager Ontario Bank,
Pickering.
Price 2E cents at all druggists. m
Dad ate tae T
"No ; she lintored end suffered al(ntg,
"pining all the time for years. the doe -
"tors doing her no good ; and at last was
"cared by this Ho, Butters the papers
'sae so much about Indeed '. indeed '
"how thankful we should be for that
"medicine
Froeman's Worm Powders require no
other par alive. They are safe and sure
to remove all rarietics of worm& m
ile househoM should co e.nardered
ecrnpie(e without a bottle of Dr. Van
Buren'■ Kidney Cure is it. the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
perannently and promptly cure all forme
of kidney diseases. Snld bps J 'wi1ha11
2m
The well known strengthening proper-
ties of Iron, c,mbined with other tonics
and a costo perfect nervine, are found in
Carder'. Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and tmon,ve the blond
and complexion. lm
Not another Pill *hell ors dews lay
throat again, mid • Mama, "when 1 can
get sue% a prompt anti pleasant eons for
my billows attacks, u Pr. ('arson. Btom-
•eh Bitters. it renders the wind pure
and pool and makes •ends spring
medicine. Lege bottles Beats.
A threat Mina.
1 easel a dinner party, and they were
criticising Mr. Brown.
"But, pa," maid little Johnny, "Mr.
Brown hiss a great mind,"
"What makes you think so, son r ask-
ed the father, looking around serenely at
his guests.
"Oh. I heard him say moo himself :'
At this there was a general Laugh.
"You heard him say so himself, eh 1
Come, tell us what 11e aid."
'He said he had a great mini to sue
you if you didn't settle that bill you owe
him."
An Millesies Tribute.
Theron P. Kentor,editor of Ft. W%yn.
ind., a,r=rfle, writes : 'For the peat Eve
years i have always owed Dr. King's New
Discovery for coughs of most severe
charectev, as well as tor those of a milder
typo It never fails to effect a speedy
cure, My friends to whom I have re-
commended it .peak of it in same high
terms. Haring been cured by *t .f every
cough 1 have had for five years, 1 eon -
seder it the only reliable and sere care
for coughs, molds. et -e.' Call at Wilson's
i Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle.
Large lige $1.00. (2)
Prof. Low'. Sulphur Strap is highly
recommended for the cure of Erupting.
Chafes, Chapped Mande Pimple., Tan,
Ra lin
A Rwsafss - Of nae glsess 'T.asum-
sv" to any see wading the best fear lire
rhyme tar. ' rasktaar, ' the nt11/bable
IMtlo gem for tom Teeth sod esti Ask
year Jrsggeat or address
Seem/~ Trl.d9wery.
Oseteral Ls. rt -1 . eel dirt r i is to the
point terse, feai.k, ..1d4.1...r. H• r
very diseritutw• 1. r un Is thanks, which
Ise °utilities 4 w . t .+ odic. re rine
M ,- .gwen, of
whom ere atassy, ■Igo hair striven
to Im peeve the u pprarance and do. idiom
ili
of a force. V., shall be Lied t.. learn
succeeds he suoods *hemmer his d.*t) calls
hire - (ktuutrssl Witieso
d /Mhlsa
ns rsseessry,
Wm. J•.hnn.n, of Huron, "Oak., writ.*
that his wife had barn troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years, mud glut
•{i rewwiros tried rare no pertta.e.t re
1ief, until he procured a bottle of 1)r.
Kings New Demmer, fur Cuusuutl,uon,
u
CuuXhs and Colds, which had a .agloal
effect, and produced a per.neneit curt.
It is ituersnteed 10 cure all abbesses of
Thnrt, Lungs or Bronchial Tubes.
Trial bottles free at .1. Wilson's drug
store. Large sirs $l (40. 15)
.th
The .en day three ruuebn kidnapped
• young girl at Clinton, and taking her
outside the village hrutally outraged her
and left hof in a dying condtti.d.. In
London the other afternoon ayoung Nan
named 'L.rrison, hearing screams near
the Victoria bridge, hastened to the spot
and found three young men dragging a
sixteen -year -(.Id girl, who called piteo'uely
fur assistance He struck tine of then*
on the head with a femme picket, knock-
ing him down, and the .then trade ref.
No arrests have been made. These out-
rages aro becoming altogether t.'" com-
mon in Ontario. and if the hrutes can he
ideatiitel they shunld he moat severely
punished. The police should not let the
motor rest.-[Tur,mto News.
A Unrests/eeevery
That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by seeing many of their
dear ones from au early grave. Truly is
Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss .f Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain in Sio1e and Chest,or-
arty disease of the Timid and Lungs, •
positive cure. (1. earl tinsel. Trial Bot
ties free at J. W ilann' a Druyt Store. Large
size $1.00. (6)
410
Thousands bear witness to the posi-
tive ccrative powers of the GREAT GMM-
NAr1 1¢vluoltATtra, the only remedy that
has proved itself a specific for general
debility, se • 1 weakness, imp.•teI*4 V.
etc., and all diseases that arise fro:u ...li-
mbos. or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in consumption, insanity and a prema-
ture grave Sold by all druggist., ..r
will be sent free on receipt ..f 81.00 Irmo
box, .r six Imamfor $5. Address F. .1,
Cimino-. , Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. e:end for tiredaland testimonials .of genuine curie (leo
Rhynas. G ,derich. Sm
Donald Smith. Wooditock's new c'rirf
of Police, was horn, we believe, hear
Lucknow, where his people reside. He
is twenty-eight years .tf age, 'tions 6 It
3in. in his stocking., and weighs over
200 IM. A few years ago he made unite
a reputation for himself as an athlete,
having heater Dineen C. Rtes mud
others. He has been .n the Hamilton
Police farce fer two years, and comes
here recommended as a thoroughly com-
petent officer and a man i.f stnct habits.
-(Woodstock Et'entinel Re view.
These are *NM rasa.
Th. beat blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly- is Electric Bit-
ters. Inactivity of the liver, Biliou•oes
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
oar say disease of the firinari organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or
wild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitten the beat and only certain cure
knows). They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
.atiefaction or money refondea. 5.dd at
fifty mints a bottle by J. Wilson. `t]
weeer She I's.
1f you are milierfng with low and de-
preseed sprits, leas . f appetite. gooseddebility, di•..eAee'sdkww
hl, weak ennsti-
tntnnn, hwadeehe, Of tiny dogmas of aprosier*bil-
tova nature, by all means prosier* a bot-
tle of Elertrie Bitters. Yon will lie ger-
prised to see the v*pid improvement that
will follow ; res •111 he inspired with !sew
life; streingeb evil activity will rico ;
pain and misery will erase, and I* ee-
fnvtk you will repose in the praise el
Elsetrie Ritter. Snit a1 ilty calif* *
ld
ho• by J. Wilsoi. NI
ry
Da. Low'* Ptaa*a,Woaw ST agreeable.
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An agrehle. safe and effectual remedy
to reweve all kinds of worms. m
Alm.. t .eery' pill contain• eal..mel as.e
oiler ueinwa{ c..rt•pusI.Js by. lisswu's
Stoutech Inter. is purely vegetable and
, takes the I.latra of all oilier 4wrgatrves.
1.. Iirvte bottles/at 50 omit me
A ore saving Perkin.
Mr. M_ E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kap ,
saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
a largo bottle. thetc onipletely cured trim,
when Doctors, change of climate and
everything else had failed. .tatIrtoa,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diseases, It is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles at J
Wilson's drug storm. Large size $1. (1..
A ttlem.r table escape.
Mrs Mary A. Dailey,of Tunkhasnock,
Pa.,was afflicted for six years with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which time
the best physicians could give no relief.
Her life was despaired of, until in last
October she procured • bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery, when immediate
relict was felt. and by continuing its use
for * short time she was completely cur-
ed, 'minim; in tleah 50 Ila, in • few
months
Free Trial Hoicks of this certain cure
IT IS ` * i HU NB171i, LCT REALITY.
That I)iphth.eria n tie of the nor danger -
oar donee.. aid annually sweeps awe) thou.
mai, of etillA.ea, is • fact which no one can
deny. and that Ala tun in navy cases are
pr wrrl... against it is just as true A node
:bo• that' is • tert.ln and sure sure for
ilii- dangerous and ,- ntaglou' disease should
be haileol witbloy and warmly welt otn.•rt by
es cry fam`ty, for u.r to tine of treed. A con-
flagration is nrnch mom easily choked et the
beginning than after II lira gained headway.
Su it M ■ irh this dowse•. Keen medleiuc on
Mind and do no' %afetal it Is tom late. Such
a on gas is ,trrr..l the public in 1*11:1t-
L.t?:U't GII'Ii r't.!t1A aid ('Itot't ACV,
We ere t', -,ni<hIr eor,s'need dbal it
will answer its pia, , • 1. 1' re. patent 1„t‘ e
'., ea taken out for s tri• l•"nsit.i..r, of 4 .1..
and pnrs.tioaa ant taken that uuvue ., ill .n11-
1..'. it. We kind's- s.k uodlal men v.., give
1.:. n•niedy a trial. Testimonial.. circulars
and trial bottle+ sent on apply ing for.
Address Kee, K. I*:I:ItLI,tSC Zurich P.O.
Onuarlo.
Fee gale at si i.0. RMl s m*' Meng Meer.
e:atl -rich, rmt.
July IS 1 410. 1711-(
Itruglriate, • oar• ..r egtaet:eO'►
_----_ -- _ - -_-.. ----- tion.. The ice u!nr muenuly ,rid cnly b1
A week . imide at home ry the in J( and C. Ki,.WET k .CO.. "T1.. '1 ill lset. ."
PI and RT King set. ting., Toro
■n) ' dustr.o.' Bret busiue•.* now be trial package runt by n '.'. 1 n 1 „td or n tripe
•i fort• t 1 , ,..rd:, .. r rg•o, a taut t..rd of a 3 hent
7Aj ! r i. of c .. S;en. %u Ferriage sr Hrtr.e\'a ss/ t. *Teti.
'!men, bar - .nJ t; t w/to lt el . cry
where, • t'orkfo•o•. Nov. isll,lintr. You
can work In spa r• lino% cr rive your wh.lo
time to the buslne-s. Nu usher busier.s will
payma you nearly s a well. Noone can frit e• Health
B LL
make cornrow pate• s. free.
rot at ou,a•.•. is 1Tf
Costly ,,richt and terns. /sec. tion - •nadc
fast, easily. and hon ,-.Air. Address Tot' a at
Co.. .k crusta. /Wee
N3L'I:ANCE CAIN.
•NITI.11 ANL CO'T. lioro*Tt g.t.111•at.
PII(KRIIX INK. t'O'V,N L•nt•tn F:•ehtad:
Kmabtls►od ITd.
■AKTYOkh INN. ('(YY. of HAaisuun 4',.'
rst•Itl.lwal lila
Rist takes to the stove eget-erase (le a'
(..lowest nit.• by IIORAC►. Nail T( N
Tito untlerslipe.t is ale i1 e.. -t.• i h,
CAN A!' PIER. LA/AN ..1.1AV INCL. (0, or
Toucan von
Mosey to I.•an a fire(-. teas w.. oar.! y , sem
7 to a per ('eat, - Charge !moderate.
',atom Hot YON.
Udder` -h Stet. 1e. ISM.
ROBEBE
Thour.wesol Oared,
are as*tia.1 hiked
.t their eN'llor,l4 ,s
prok.nped. happiness
.,d health restored
ny the use oftkcrrreat
GERMAN INVIGORATOR!
%h,. L 11,1,1.5 ei) and peratal ria ) eurol fr-
Mtrae, n-au.ed by carcases of any kled.t
arw*I.N Wire ann. sad all der ares I Mt fol.
low a- a .rqu', ,' of &elf..tbme, ■• loss cal ga-
me}. hos of u,emory, wehereal lassitude.
Iain h1 the Ir. k, dimr.•.• of vision. pr. wa-
Iurr"la ago• and reran) other diwa.rs that
ted to insanity or tonsumrtton esti • ma Ma-
i e.• toga. e.
S.•ud for ulcer, with ti elimralal+ In a by
nail. The 111 11114.411111 %T•M i. room as $1 per
hos. or at: tunes tur 15. by all druaai rami oar
will 1..• omit free u.y Mail, r•curely real. d. oti
recto.; t of price. ter &Adenosine
Y. J. CUENKY, ItruirM e.
In Summit lel.. Toledo. 01.lo
rx Aa,
Kate Accent for Goderich
Is
people are al way s oft the Zook
out for chancre to int•Mse
i hose earning•.and it. time ha
,one wealthy ; chore who do
..o 'uprose their opportuu
airs remain u, Ia,s erty rye offer • grata
chatter to 'mike intoner. We want mea. wo-
men. taut. and girls to ark for us in the,r
own I.w'alnico. Anyone can do the work pro-
perly (nun the *ret start. The buainr.s 5144
pay more than ton time. ordinary wages. Ks-
prrli r outfit funi.hed fret. No one wbo en
dear'.• falls to make money rapidly . You can
gerv.lc your whole time to the work. or only
your nd
all that
information ne,'ewary sent freeAthinma ttt.
win t ('u Portland. Maine
$6N-00 Am we u&
We will pay the above reward
for task *0; cone
Liver (bmphair.t, !q'sp'pela
Iadtg.MMa, Coast limit it•n or t'cstiv.nits we
when thedinrtitonsare•tri.11 eb melted efb.
They are purely V egelahle, ar.0 serer fall to
gt. a ,al iafat•tion. wager 'nal rd. I:arlro Puree
contnining 3* 4Nlt..:•• rru
r. rear sale by all
The People's Livery,
J. P. FI3}8 & JOHN HAOIi
Having purchased the U. erg bo-ines. of .Ino,
0. Swartz. formerly owned by Rotw•rt Kerr,
solicit n share of public patronage. They
guarani. a satisfaction to all. ant offer
The Finest Rigs
.tT RKA•'(ONAI4I K l'Itl('I:S.
('AI•I. AND 4.00 1'--U,.pndtc ik.ile)'.
Neel. (;odericb.
0uderteb, reb, lith, Isla 1 4m
•int. Ilfe is ,swccpi , t by.
rad dare bcfoct• yin di
somethiag nighty and gab
lime leave b.•hind to conquer
time. *Oa week in you own
town LS outfit free. No rink. Everything
new. capital not requirjd. We w111 furnish
you everything. Many an• nuking fortewe.
i.adies make as touch a. men. and boys tad
girls make great pay. Reader. if you watt
Currie...at which you ran make groat pay an
the time, write for particulars to 11. Ha4.LIT-r
&Co. Portion Mal
$1000 FORFEIT
.f all Throat and Lung Diseases at Jas. I Moine the utmost ronfklrncr in it. super
Wilson's ltrug Store. Large Bottles (Drily over all others, and after thousands of
$L 00 4) tests of the moat n,mpltcated and severe'
ca.r. we rnn1d find. we fret )uarideal in ..filt-
ing to foe fell One Thousand Pollan for sive
case 0' a •uyr s, colds, sore flee at. intw•nra
hoaraet., -u. bronchitis. consumption in it.
early ..ni-t+, whooping cough. and all diereses
of rhe three and lungs. except a•thnw. for
54 1, h w,• ;.r'. claim relief. thnl ar rent run
with West'. I'rough Syrup. when taken atvoed
ing to directions. Sample bottle., .2.5 and 'a
rents; large bottle. one dollar. u• imine
wrappers only In bine. Suss to allIrutg hate=
s
nr oot by ex receipt ceipt of prier. .1'*HN
C'. w KNT d` ("0..ll and Id King erre: Fiat,
Toronto, Ont. teed at JA4. R -1I SON'S !wag
!Pore 0°derieh 1915 -
view Wb Pee V..r/1•■. Wsakesed sy IN.
ease. Debility .ir N'aspsstas.
11a. Great (b.nuen Invigorator is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de
bility, universal Written., forgetfulness,
pain in the hack or sides, no matter hew
shattered the system may is from ex-
amen of any kind, the (creat German
R. Oily will restore the ',at functions
sod secure health and happpiness. $1.00
per box, six hates for $5 00. Sold by
all druggists- Bent oe receipt of pt's,
poafale pail, by F J. Cheney, Town,Hein, tole meat for Ueited Staten. Cir
osiersand te.timoni•ha sent free. Roll
by Gen. Rnyuaa, solo agent for fiode-
aish lbs
ar.r's plaid tiattl.tstae
1. ami only 'ostentationns relief foe New
TOW Hoadaeh.. Towthaeb, etc. Rule
Shaga few drips trrtakly is all that is
na.dstt. N.. taking mammas mediairis.
Ise wools, bat on. nrhwese's apptiestioe
.,Mees• all pain and will prow the great
drive el Lrans's Plead
LKitrw4 •
arts per beetle at Gems,Rhyesi drug
star.
Int. 0. C. tVcs'rg N0wvs Asp I1tAlo TREAT
rt NT, a guarantied specific for Hysteria, 1)1:
rima-.*. Convulsion.. Fits, Nevous Neuralgia
H. ad., he. Nervous Prostration canard by the
use of ah,-uhut or tobacco. Wekehulneu, en-
tal I*•prre.i.n, Softening of the !train. result
*nig u. Insanity and leading to misery, decay
N
and death. Premature Old Age. arre.nseas.
L so of Power In either lies. Involuntary lose.
.o • ' '. nwtorrlo-a. crowd by over-exertion
o1 :he brain, self -above or over -Indulgence.
(Mme Max .111 erre recent cases. Foch hoz con
tali. (w*t month's treatment. One ilullar a box
r six boxes for five dollars : sent by mall pre
laid on receipt of price. We guarantee six
oxes to care any came. With each order re-
. ed
e..Iced by us for six boxes. to compacted with
...' o dollars. we will send the purchaser sur
w ritten guarantee to refund the money if the
eatmcr.t dors not effect a cure. Gi.arantee
sued only by JAMEa WILSON mole author
i ed agent lnrOoderieh. (Ont. Jolt (' W KM.
* CO- sole proprietors, Toronto Ont.
HAGYAR O.S
YELLOW 011
CURES :R:13EUMAT tSM
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Ase plraetat to take. Contain their ova
Purgative. Ib a oak, sure, and milt
dsstr. ee .1 ~me in CLtldres or ,_ 'rl
-mJ
tNNE SOT
AiAIAAN LINE
WILL CUM OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS MII/NESS,
DYSPEPSIA, IROPSY,
FLUTTERING
OF THE HEART
ACIDITY OF
FHE BTOMAd
DRi *EGO
OF THE SKU
INDIGESTION,
J 4 JND/CE.
EPYBIPUTAS,
8ALT RHEUM,
HE -ANTRUM,
HEADAOHE,
And entry species of Memos arising M
roserderedllLIVER, tatr< p
tarsA001
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSH1PF
LIVER Phot: LOwDONDKARY-f1LAfirMlt
T. ■ILBURN 10., °" II1l
Tse Auoaellise SRA Wxtta To A!fO nova
EN(1LAND.
SPEED, OOMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
RAILINGS MAIL LiNK.
Sailings from Quebec.
RA M • XA>t . 1 May
IAN Nth
R
NA141)1XIAN
CIIt(
;' 0I*11*0
POI.1
PK1tt'r1AS
P♦ RINIAN
Jinn
let
filth
11lassers w M eMkark et Portland
Iw*la*"ea ys,.t lit e•cleek .
est
ltesla .la Hsllfar with the Malia
awl PasemiR.r. Ieay.. O°derlrh every W ad
fgsiay. •1
IT were*.
rlsaaY eeet(asate timid M gr+atly redeem!
relit o p'r•ese wk*lag Ie 4(ag their M►nda
IR 'Muds and alINIredertiailew. apply to
H. A R1ilTRONO
Tleket Agent,
Kroleelah.
GelmllM Awning. Ill.
gp ' :k4; r
GENUINE
INGER
sEIVING
CHAS. PRETTY,
Ha.ha hoc.
me' agewtlite.. .d Itsn lr ataaT?
.rsehtno, bee. t. the trial pnhtle pate
renege. sad sty
renr•e
Trj the 8enaine Singer,
R td.ase t V kkee street, moor t t, r M li s
(knee. IMMISIMM Dee. 11. ism 45.1 11a
weal at t:am . akeldelw Ave
m••1, .err. Norisk CAS.
horrid Reader.If •..alae• his
at whisk
grpennon of either ws,or mid.
Ilwa
wart Mtn N. Ilrertalrmat dw;ti (p rise t
s t. auJri? .e c o.. P
r.