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Fashion's ' ncies.
Draperies grow tenet sad wears elabor-
ate.
H.Ik.trope shads well beta hyth elms
1 rat Maron.
Ould lane and Alpine rues trim the
Fedora l.uuuet•
Imoeurr and diminutive sellers aro.
alike Irshiuueble.
Pal. beige Harte end oofi.e sod milk
tole.* are revived.
Lengthwise forks are seen on late ta-
t ertsd . est mugs.
Cepdvn and round hats divide the run
1 faabl.Ilable favor.
Oray French aerators is immensely
I order for spring suits.
Ottomans play an important part in
young girls spring dresses.
newer ruches are pretty decorations
of bipeh-necked ev g toilets.
Boned-enlwn "Terry" turbans are in
the lags of new spring hats.
Rueeet-brawn is preferable to gray her
brides' travelling dresses.
Slippers, gaiters, biota and shoes of
all kinds are still pointed At the use.
New cotton prints for dresses show the
fine India silk designs of butt year. '
Flowers aro once niers worn in the
hair. They form a small moth to go
around the crows of the head
hick
ar
od the slander filaments 4 an aigrette
spring upward in the centime.
Bleck Spanish lace is used as • trans-
m:mit Over white surae
The Rev. )<. Pasha Heed, in utas ut
his wenn, gives same i tesestsss tof..s-
utatiou on this s.bjest. Sometimes, be
says, m the varieties of la.gbter we
mottos- -end we lege that ws du nut
Mt.0 uutieo- the Iseg\ of mere ulaliv-
uity, like that uekvoIoat specimen Sir
Walter Scutt describer in the persue .d
the sanctimonious emugglsr. Thomas
Turnbull. Of this courting old repro-
bate, with the Bliss I.1 Toes 1 urnpenny,
we are told in the novel of •Healgauut-
let,' Moon the uorelon of hie trexarding a
jest with young Allan Fairford, 'Hers
he emitted a chuckling grunt which Iset•
,d fur two vibratiots of the pendulum
exactly. end was the only approach to-
wards laughter in which odd Turup.euuy,
as he was micknamod, was etre known
to militias'
Sir writer has descrihed another
Laugh, a type of the aw...•rolent order,
emitted front the guileless •reature
DonnO.. t'SMWIK..11- -'it is tree, he sever
laughed, or joined in the laugh which
his nwn a.ialplcity afforded -nay, it is
said he ismer laughed but once le his
life. and .•u i list memorable (a -:salon his
landlady mucarnsd, partly through .ur-
pmes at the event, and pertly front terror
at the hideous grimaces which attend
tills unusual cacbiOneason.' Most of
these instances fishing cioarly to the,
order of drollery ; and su also when Sir
Georg• L.rpent tells up, while at Water-
loo, he was standing with the cage and
unmovable Duke, as his aide -de camp, a
cannon -ball struck close to their teet and
tore up the earth. the Duke rubbed his
The changeable silk dress Roods are ro hands, exclaiming to him. 'It is getting
very low in price that every lady should very 'untrusting, sir 1 it is getting very
essanimat.ng It u the sublime uncn-
have one *, tr immnoun wear or to for F.o. acluusnt*. and indifference to personal
curia i.. trimmed witk oriental erg danger which constitutes the droll iucon-
corial lees t L"a�' •, gruity hen. But we haves 'meter illus-
reatM of sinal( treses are lien In elation in the Irishman who, when asked
(fink, white and yellow, and Perfect ami• if any Particular motive had induoed him
tattoos of fine kris are mingled with
theses- + ^ sefilitf�l4
A little capon of yellow straw is faced
with ruse -colored silk and wreathed with
small pink roses, which trim it quite ela-
borately. The ties, of medium wide
pink ribbon, are arranged in a firm bow
nnder the chiu.'lr .,I•r«ihssrsa
rntlre wreaths for bonnets are again
worn, but it trust be rememheret: that
only the face .4 a pretty maiden. or at
least one that is eomely and unwrinkled,
Can bear about it a wreath .If dowers A
worn or elderly face can wear shaded
loaves, bat buds or hl.r.aoms, ne.
"rrei and Mack are likely t.. succeed
to the pusitiuw so long held by black and
white, and many toilets at .once elegant
and becoming are seen in these odors.
The complexion .f the wearer must de-
cide the amrlent and shade 4 gray that
is to be used.
Simpered poplin is mailing great
headway, but will not attain the height
of popularity until nett Fall, as they are
more suitable fir winter than summer
costumes. Those in slate colors are
lovely, and when combined with non-
pareil velveteen .f the hest quality will
form • very durable and beautiful cos-
tume.
to enlist ir. the Blot Regiment in prefer-
ence to any other, replied, because he then accepted as sovereign. (Front
canted to he near to his brother, who "Queer Oame," by Mn. S. B. Hetrick,
wee in the 1L'fnd. 'How will you he in St. Nicholas for Jona
tried r said the judge to another Irish-
man. 'FST nobody at ail. pleze your
worship.' was the reply. These are the
lower instances of absurdity. but it is
clear that it is the sans principle which
c inpels laughter in these insistences as
that which governs irony or satire, in the
shaft of wit or in the play of humor.
But this Mane kind of drollery is
sometimes one of the defective Mats it -
meets of kumor, for, as we have already
shown. then is • detective power in ridi-
rtlle which in an astonishing manner re-
veals the weakest side. 'It is notice-
able,' said Coleridge, 'that an eggshell
may he made to look exceedingly like an
egg.' Rut ridicule amidst applauding
laughter smashes the thio eggshells of
conceit it is in the way that ridicule
has .ery often been made to sone the
interests of truth. We have oftsa seen
this in smart conversation, m adroit re -
CI. in sparkling niinhle words mond
the table. Then is an anecdote told of
Dr. Emmons, one of the ablest New
England divines : he met a physician, a
prefownd pantheist, by the hoLatie of a
sick parishioner. It was no place for a
The beautiful Corah silks are quite in- dispute, nor did it seem at all likely
expensive. and seen in all the delicate that one could arias ; but smite casually,
ooloried grounds with flowers and figured and in the course of conversation, the
design& A lovely lemon ground with
dark ted carnatiors would he extnmbly
becoming to a brunette. while all types
of beauty can tied a satisfactory and be-
coming pattern.
FHF HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1864
Mamma A Meer
Bess do net mushy want seers than
ass gossa lei hast, they will. sat W. e
more that •.ne unless the swans has
` nwn au large as to emed {M hive ...id
they are going t.. tetrad $ cu4•.y, ..r
"swans," as it is called ; ire ahurh ewe
each heady will seed a ..rerriga As
sown as it is clear to the wiseacres that
it will be n.oeseery to send off ■ swarm,
the bees gr. t... •rk tae make $ gtaesa
A worker Rugg.... or i1 titer• happens to
be sone 1u the hire, a worker peg, is
selected near the edge of the comb. Two
oats next duan to the one in which this
macs"( is, are cleared out, and the di
riding walls are cut down, so that three
ordinary Dells are turned ants. one. The
food which the worker worm hes Leen
feeding ern is removal, and the little
creature is applied with a new kind ..f
fuud-a royal jelly. Change of food, a
larger nam, and a different pianism,
tits queen's poll haugs down instead o.1
beim( horizontal, --these three changes
of treatment turn the bee that is de. el -
opine frum • worker into a queen. She
is different in her outer shape. different
in alurest ell her organs, and different
in every singls instinct. There is no-
thing .les in all nature that sante to me
more wonderful than this.
For fear that one queen may not cans
out all right the provident little creatures
usually start ton or three queen-oeUs at
meas. It is curious to watch tae Ent
out. She
muvrs
queen as she comes up
and down the combs, looking fur other
queen alb, and if she tiotb .one, she
fells'up n it in the greatest excitement,
and stings her rival to death. Some-
times, by accident, two new gavotte:mite
out at the same time ; then it is wonder-
ful to see the Ives. They clear a space
and bring the two rival queers tueether,
and stand back to watch the fight. And
it is a royal fight indeed : a tight to the
death, for they never give tip till one ..r
the other is fatally stung. The victor is
.e nage,•s and r.depe.de.rt,
The Orangemen have taken ground
against independence. They are bound
to uphold British rule, and if they ars
true to their principles they cannot take
part in the agitation to separate Canada
from the Itrittsh Crown. The Grand
Secretary exhorted his brethren to stand
manfully side by side and support no
party. no creed, n•. government, that
will not pledge itself to uphold the fun -
dements' principles of the British Coln ;senates than to maimthem out of set-
etitutM.. The 1 haniernsen hare a wide.ncr, 'l never go to ehierch,' said a
field of usefulness en Ireland in stemming c.„lntry tndesntan t.. his clergymen,
the programs .4 sedition and rebellion. she was expostulating with his perish -
but as good retinae ..f Canada, which i„net concerning his invariable ab.enoe-
country they Neve ends their home, and I .1 newer go t.o church. 1 always ap►nd
which will be theltome of their children, the best part .4 Sunday in going over my
they should lay aside all prejudioe and , m.,.,,anM ' 'Ah ! you will find, sir,'
lend their aid to Wanking Canada• nation 1 said the clergeman, the Day .•f Jndt-
,nent will be spent in exactly the same
manner.'
The iuseanees of the retort, c,urte,nms
er •1,90.urot!ta u, sometimes give the
cler_vman the worst of it. A etc etch di-
vine took one of his parishwonera to task
for his non-attendance at kirk : ibe men
said, '1 dinm like lane serm.ms ' The
parson, with some wrath. replied. '1..1 n,
yell dee, and ge to a place where yee'll
not have the peroses of hearing rang nr
abort sertunns.' 'That m•r hu.' said
'John, 'hut it won't be for lack (d IIL
sons.'
physician inquired -'How old are you
then, Dr. Emmons 1' `Sixty,' merited the
doctor ; how old are you, air' 'Ah "
said the physican, 'I have you there ! 1
am as old as tate creation, doctur.' 'In-
deed'' 'Yes,' said the physician. 'cer-
tainly, I was at the beginning of things ;
i was in the garden with Adam and
Eve.' 'Ah " said Emmons, 'i always
hent that there was a third party in the
garden with them ; I never knew before
it wee you " 'A nem,' said gmaint old
Thetas Fuller, 'is (7o l'e image carved
in ebony.' To which Dr. Johason add-
ed, 'And the slavehelder is the devil's
image carved in ivory.' In fret, the
whole history of the literature of laugh-
ter, alike in its inferior and superior
chapters. shows how esooh easier at often
seems to laugh bed thing. out of eount-
worthy ••f the empire of which it is at
present a prism. At the meeting of the
Grand Ledge K was resolved that as the
maintenance .4 Hellish connection is an
important fundamental principle of Cana-
dian ()rwng.istn, the doctrine of ind.•-
pendence should be condemned. All
that is fleet -entry to say in answer to this
is that if England is willing u. let Can-
ada go, the Orangemen will hare no
ground f..r objecting. -Toronto Tele -
gm.
A Tewrh of Dstnee.
The Cheyenne Wan tells that a hie
man and a smaller one going into • store
late at night Raked t.. look at rent.
clothing. Mr. Harrington himself wait
e4 upon the .tenon and was showing
them various lines .4 goods when the
door leading to his residence in the rent
of the store opened and in calve on the
tun. baby daughter .4 the Harrington
family. The little owe eame in hurrying
to escappe her mother, and fell .ever a
box. Mr. Hartington left the customers
and went to the rescue of the baby.
After the little one was quieted and
placed ma the Moor he resumed hie beti-
mes, but in a minute she fell over
another box and apparently hort herself.
He loft the easterner and retain looked
after the child. At this the man turned
to his companion and said : "let's go
out of here. 1 ain't looking for a Hire
gay." The r:mprietor heard the remark
sod wee nit slow to respond. Ho said
Litt he had lived 62 years and dome 20
years' balminess, and had had 10,000
esstemera. Mut he had never had but
two Harrin,t..n babies, and this was the
early .n. left He could got ahem with-
out the wanner, and the sale M a suit
of idealism t.. him, but he enuldn't get
along with,,nt the Harri.gton baby, and
he didn't gyre how aeon the rust.mers
"skipped " The ran, who was looking
■ t the prepristor with • mild astonish-
ment at hat, when the story was finish
. d hod his handkerchief out, was wiping
his eyes, ad wasting hie hand out to
Mr. Harrhmgtem oxo aimed, "Partnere,
One bless the baby ' He rouldn•t do
ten meek, and it Is needless to .ay flier
parted as (rived&
■e/lway Mtg.aM-
new a sum a Castries fr AlarbaL
W11ty Veep Wart.
"Papa, .bat d.. prefeaso:...1 tees walk
for I'
"For lucre, any son
Oh, yes , wawa yea San J idle hies
.rs � coif"
•o ne;
1 areal) th -y we*
money.
"lan" a man a walk tilled his Olt'
1"
'•Y.. 1 Whets re."
"T1, that s why they ca 1 it gait -
mosey. .. t it 1'
Preset moistness a dignified %lance,
while the small ley watched the eat
mate a hundred Die a minute (rum the
pitcher of milk .n the breakfast table.
Appearance. *eines se0Nve.
Font pickpocket -'flay, Bill, eel's
yer chance.'
Sea ,ud pealpock et - -' W here 1'
'Ser that rich lady with her purse it.
her hand : She's gettin' into a crowd,
tau"
'No nae snatchiu' her purse.'
' Why ain't there r
'There ain't nothing in it.'
'H••w do you ku..w r
'1 just seed hexa -corrin' Buten a mil'-
oery store.
Postage ffiasaa.
Postage to Great Britain -ie. per 1 ounce by
each route. Reglad rat Ion foe, Sc.
Money omen granted on all mosey order of -
flag In Canada. ('nate states. Great Hntaia.
Prince Edward Island. Newfoundland and Its.
dia.
Deposita received tinder the regulations, of
the Peel office savings' bank between t be hours
of II a.m. sad 6;30 p.m.
Registered Isttrrs must be posted IS minutes
before the ,lege nt each mail.
((mat boars t a.m. to 4 p.m.. S.nada) s ex-
cepted.
While it is true that many who at One
time indulged in ardent spirits have ab-
stained later in life, it is not hollowed
that theta is soy real cure for the thirst
created by alcoholism. But a person who
claims to have cured himself gives a 0)-
medy that there would be no harm in try-
ing. We produce it in the rescued per-
s.a.'s wurda. "I was one of those tl.for-
tunates given to strong drink. When I
left it off I felt a horrid want of ...tee-
thing i must hare or- go distracted. I
could neither eat, work, nor sleep. Ex-
plaining my affliction to a man of much
education and experience, he advised me
toetakeadecoctionef ground quaasia,ahalf
ounce steeped in a pint of vinegar, and
to put about • small teaspoonful of it in
a little water, and to drink it down every
time the Iigwor thirst fame on is. vio-
lently. I found it satisfied the cravings,
and It also nee a feeling d stimulus and
strength. 1 continued this cure, and
persevered tdl the thirst was conquered.
For two years I have net tasted liquor,
and I have no desire for it. Lately, to
try my strength, I have handled and
smelt whiskey, but I have no temptation
to take it.. I give this fur the considera-
tion of the unfortunate, several of whom(.
I knew hove recovered by means which
I no longer require." - [Demorest's
Monthly for Jute.
roRr:a0'i l"ieTAor.
Canada having been admitted Into the Pos-
tal
urtal Union there 1. a re-arrangrmrut of )w..tal
rates. as follows :
Fur -tmstria. lirbtium, Denmark, Iceland.
Egypt. Fraser. Algeria, Germany. Gibraltar.
Great Urate,. and Ireland. (liner.-. Italy. I.ux-
enb•rg. Malta, Montenegro. Netherland. Nor-
way. Penia, Portugal. Azores, Roumania.
Ituasia, St. Pierre, serria, Spain. the Canary
I.laad.. Sweden. Switzerland and Turkey.
And via l'nIIM states: ltertnwia. Ilal.ai.,aa.
Cuba. Banish C'ulonles of St. Thomas, St. John.
St. Croix. Jamaica. Japan, and Porto Rim.
(Newfoundland is now in the !Postal Union.
but the postal rata•• rennin as before). Letters
S cent. per ounce. Postal cards 2 cents aaa•h.
Newspapers 2 cents for 1 ounces. Registra-
tion fee S remit
For Aden. Argentine Confederation. Brasil.
British Guinea. Ceylon, Greenland. French
Colonies in Asia. Africa, Ocesaier and Amer-
ica. except St. Pierre and Miquelon. Penia,
ria Pending (cult. Portuguese Colonies in Asia.
Afria.Oceanica. Trinidad. Spanish l'olonie..
In Arica. Oceanic* and America. except Cute
and Porto Rieo. Straits Settlements in SFgas-
poreWsaag and Malacca : - Lettere Io . per
1 oz. Hosts. kc.. tr. furl et. Other registra-
tion teas lee.
Went India Islands via Halifax, same rates*
formerly. 1'relaytness by stamp in all neaes.
Australia. trxcept New Swath Wates Vic-
torial. and Queensland : - Letter, ;.., papers
1 cents.
Australia. New South wales, Victoria.
Quetasland Letters 15c., napes le.
New Zealand. els t'an Francisco:- Letters
Ile. Sr.. preen
Ag4daters Tribute.
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Ind., Gasefee, writes : 'For the put five
years I have always used Dr. King's New
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ones
WI4s..t Argument.
He was a young lawyer, and was de-
livering his maiden speech. Like most
young lawyers, he was fiend, rhetorical,
scattering and weary. For four weary
hours he talked at the court and the jury,
until everybody felt like lynching him.
When ho got through, his opponent, a
grizzled old professional, arose, looked
sweetly at the judge, and said :
"Your honor, I will follow the exam-
ple ..f my young friend wit. has just
finished, and submit the ease without
airy inmost."
Then he mat down, and the alenee was
large and oppressive.
One pull ..f be!l-coed signifies 'stop.'
Two pelts means 'go ahead.'
Three pulls means 'tack up.'
hoe whistle signifies 'down brake"!
Two whistles signifies 'off -brakes.'
Three whistles means 'back u;..'
Continued whistles indimte 'danger.'
Short rapier whistles, 'a emttle alsrta'
A sweeping parting of the hands on a
level with the eyes means `go ahead.'
A al. sly sweeping meeting of the
hands over the heal signifies 'back
slowly.
A downward .lotion of the hands,with
%tended hands, signifies 'stop.
•
A hsckrning motion with one hand
indicates 'hack.'
A red flag tarried on • IoocomMive .u-
nifies 'an engine following.'
A real flag raised at a station means
,stop
A lantern swung at right envies scenes
the track mama 'stop.'
A lantern raised and lower,d vertical
ly is a signal to 'start '
A lantern muss in a emr•ole signifies
'tack the train.'
Tre.ea.ds Say ie.
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Dr. Low's Worm Syrup has ralno.ad
tape worms from 16 to 30 feet in length.
It also destroys alt kinds of worms. m
CINCA .Elsa. -A name well known in
ennection with the Hair Renewer,which
.stores grey hair to its natural color by
$ few weeks use. Sold at 60 cents per
bottle by James Wilson. Yat
The People's Live
J. P. FISHER tt JOHN KNOX
Having purchased the Livery busies. -s. of Jno.
E. Swartz. formerly owned by Robert Kerr.
solicit a Acre of public patronage. The)
guarantee sotisfactien to all. and offer
The Finest Rigs
BOEBFII
T i.ouwadw( gesvep
are annually robbss
..f their "act ms,wise
Prolonged. happtaees
..ud he,hb restated
t.1 the aloe of the irreat
GERMAN /NVIGORATORi
whl, L posit e. , ,) and permanent y tares Ism -
poles., h-aurcd 1y ear. " of any kind,'
aeeslwal Ilea aims, mud all diseases that fu(-
too e- r +e••iest. r el ++el( -Abuse as Iu.► of ctr
e . h... of n.rtuo.ry. ticlteral la.slitade,
pan inthe buck- dimness of .lawn, pee*►
fur old arc••, sato( many Other dna sw•s that
iced t., Illwan11% or cousumpuon and a perms --
tun. crave
Mend f..r eirenlan. with trio lmnnlal• free by
mail. The t\ttt.es %T5s i• sold st 111 per
her. ..r six hoses fur t,. b) all druggists, or
will tw• sent fmc n.) mail, ,..•cutely seal(d, ea
receipt of prim. 1.. addressing
F. J. I tllc .1:\'. UriKgia,,
PIT Seaman. rip..•pTuledo, Obis
AT REASONABLE Pltll'F:e'.
('ALL AND 8EE US -Opposite Bailey's
Hotel. liodertch.
Goderich• Feb. iNb. 12*1. ITtMin
Glu o. t•nv.A.,
Sole Aerial for (Ioderlch
I
t -•ogle are alway•On the look
w t Increase
.ul for ',hence* o
then earnings and is. time bit
r one wealthy ; th.wr w be do
mpro..• their opportua
ities amain in poi erty. We offer a gets
chsiwe to tnahc ,,.one.We want men, wo-
men, Ian.. Rud goals to wnrl for us in *nor
n wn l.w:aiitir.. An)elle ran do the work pee-
ped) front 1h.• first start. TI'. business will
pay Clore lbw. 1sn tiutca unlu.nl) wages. Its -
penal t r uulnt 111nrh.brd fns. No nnr w'Lo ta-
darN . falls to make monr, espial', . y..0 . ase
ge•rolc your wiodel" •to 11r u. •1, or uul]
VOW spare moment- F• " • " ,• ot. era
all that n. re.•••a,.nr•• •• • • In. !.i. ss •- .IN
w )N .f• t "- • 1'.n*las..(, )1a'• e-
$50C.I.i I'. cw& ▪ d..
We ...,I pay the ate'.. a reward for et) rase
IA ice l'.-a•1'lt•'' '. Ihy*i.etisi.. i•k w. Nradaaae•
lndys'wtyob. t'ut.+r,)enuar 3 ,:.L%10*re we
canto, cue. watt Wn eat' V.t.. " I le liter IMUS,
welt., the. :reigns slrktlt . twptled w tib.
They cry purer) V.. able. and eager lad to
get. ...tow. I. n, ?ty:nrCta'er'. 1 awe dioses
coelia.g re At W., 1% .. Pts. 1. r rake W all
1 r •c. hos• • Pr ware of ..•gaffe. ata 004 Imha-
tJhl.iH" 1 rT. Pt'1„tk r11r,ie).. ,1 epd
MybL
sl ...1 St K•. G 14 Is.t,
Tsrt-r ee. n rt:' Ire.
tr *I pat, len. - ..I I; c.a. 1'tv 1'--- , I. receipt
ofn..eras .lnite,
Fear Sol: al tMtfi,W$ Rt - : uT 8.
Eco, th is Wangs
DN, I.-('. Weaver's' NERVE •N1, itNAlo TREAT
nese. a guaranteed specific for II) atria. ins
xlae,w, t one vision.. 11ts. Neriuu. Neuralgia
Heada,Lc. Nero tilts l'rostrat'.•v' ,.used by the
nae of alcohol or tobacco. W ekefulneeMen-
tal », .reasion. Softening of the Besla. result
ing in Inanity nest leading to misery• decay
and death. Premature Old -tote . i'.arrrnaras,
Immo( lower in either sex. involuntcry Loses
and Sp.•rostnrrhir.. caused by over-exertloa
of Do- brain. self-abuse or over -indulgent_.
Oran box -3111 cum recent canes. Fick box ons
tains gine month's treatment. (tee dollar a box
or six boxes for five dollar': sent by mail pro
paid MI r eeip• of price. We irearent,* she
boxes to curt any a-a.e. Witt) each order re-
cd.. -•i 1., 'is for sl, boxes. aecnmpeLicd with
fire dollar.. we will send the punt -Meer one
written guarantee to refund the 'notary If the
treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantee
issued only by JANIE% WIW3. sole author
1,0.1 agent forf,wterieh. tint. JOHN (' WEST
k CO.. sole proprietors. Toronto Ont.
WOLL
El1MA1ISM
FREYMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Ars pleasant to take. Contain their owe
Purgative. Is a safe, sure, and •10
Mattreyer at warms la CbneteswA.'•. r
Pteeragr and intermediate
RA=S_
Steerage, $25.36.
G0i ERIC
----Tfr
Liverpool, Londonderry,Glaaaaggoow
London, Queenstown, BeH at,
Bristol, Cardiff.
1 ALLAN LINE
WA•sINfsm.. D.C..
May 1bth, 1660.
GENnttwgr-Hawing been a sufferer
for • long time from nervous prostration
and general 4.4.1ity, f was advised to
try Hop Bitters. I have taken one bot-
tle, and i have been rapidly getting bet -
tet ever simie, and I think it the beat
medicine i ever used. I am now gaining
str•lmgth and appetite. which was all
gone, and i was in despair nntil 1 tried
ynnr Ritter. Igim now well. able to go
about and do rAy own work. Before
taking it i was completely prostrated.
MR& MAST STi'aay.
• ateNMmg N ree.ry.
Wm. Johniem, of Huron, Dak. , writes
that his wife had hewn tr.uhleld with
acute Rrvoehitis for many years, and that
all remedies tried gave no permanent re-
lief, until he prr.'nved • bottle of Dr,
Kings New Ihax,rery for Cownlnnptiont
Coughs anti Colds, whish had • magma'
seers, and prndoced a permanent earns
it is guaranteed to mire all diseases of
Throat. bangs or Bronchial Table.
Trial hoWes free at J. Wilson's drug
store, Largo as. •1.O0. (1)
or
ROYAL MAiL STEAMSHIPS
Lt VERP0o1: I.ON 1>oN DERRY-OLASOOyt
Toe Stionnit? Saw Bourg 1., asp FROM
ENi:1AN1).
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Oabin Rate from Quebec to
Liverpool, $80
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, $110.
SBS
Ilfe le !sweep' i 1 by,
gad dare before yen dl
•nmething mighty and sub
lime leave behind to conquer
time. Ma week in you own
town. 116 octet free. No AM. Everything
new. Capital not required. we will furnish
lou everything. Many are maklag fortune.
Ladies make se much a mon. and boys and
girls make great fay. Reader. 1f you want
bt.slness at which Jou can maks great pay all
Use time write for particulars to H. HALLert
l.Co. P;orttas Mal
Sailings from, Quebec.
SARMATIAN lye► Way
lobi( UAN Nth '•
SARDINIAN .... ....,flet "
('iR('A8)SIAN 7th Jewe
POLY N RS1AN 14th
PERUVIAN lea
PARISIAN "eh "
saltMATIAN Seel stoutlath "
It('igRt ANSI♦N July
POLY NKR .. IVa).
PRRCViAl11!l11111 •hh _
Pameweela re
T• t I! d bol, a.sh
kt.gesn
ore ilea with sMemeoe ar Qnaher.
1f yell are Seel Ing for roar Mends. you cilia
el*Ia Ptepad Passage rickets at lowest rotas
at this Offiesk availahie from England, Ir.lsod
(herniated, me*. nermany. Pwed.n as 1
=instil N
lbs 7tetetil sad all Inhwwistkrw. apply to
Q.ARUOTRONO
Ticket Agent,
Aederieb.
Qeaertsrt May Ieth. HOC
$1000 FORFEIT
Having the utmost ton&Icnce in its super
t r1ty over all other. and after thousands of
tests of the mom (ample -ate -41 and ae.eres
taw we ....mkt find. we feel Jim, Hied In o01.1 -
Ise to forfeit One Thousand Dollars for any
case of tnnghs....Ida. sire thrust. influenza
hoarseness. Ironcbiti., r•onrumplinn in its
early stages, whooping cough. and all d (ceases
of the throat and tantog�.w. .7orp asthma- far
which we only claim relief. that we can't , tare
with West's (lough Syrup, when taken ae.•ord
lag to directions. Sample bottles. 2S and ti
cents: large bottles one dollar. li•nnlne
wrapper, only in Mae. Hold 1.r all dowries*"
or sego by express on receipt of prise. JOH N
C. WEST & ('0.. el and Rt King street Meat,
Tomato oat ..rood at JAS. WIIJN1N'P Drug
Store (inderteh
GENUINE
SINGH;R
SEINING MACHINE.
CHAS. PRETTY,
Marla, been appointed agent of the above
towel,,.. hews to se1M,t the venal pati, pet
►wag.•, and will supply endless on 111.•r,.l
toren.
Try the Genuine Singer.
Rectae". ' V Elora q►.)►r. near 1lte N E.
('March, tlnd.ri. 1.
Go deriek , Dee. 13, Iff13, tan ha
WILL CURE OR REUEVID
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, 4.
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
FLUTTERING
Of THE HEART;
ACIDITY OF
WrHE STOMACH,
DRi NESS
INDIGESTION,
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPELAS.
SALT RHEUM,
HEARTBURN,
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
And awry noseios of alloses aristej_lhww
dloardor d'AVM EIGNEV•, •
BOWELS eft BOA00,
T. ■ILBURN 164., Preor r=sepm
�66: el •r Leers. Nplat ,,rtth 1Mlw 1>til
. gaited ort. n tisk. (',.slkai Ir
ural Reader. If ).a naso M
,...telt e. ream of .lrher ser, i
o. Irmo .•,I , . task, Ir pay all Yrtea A
w-xk o 0 r. alts.l,teeertai.tr Write •
pa-r.euii' to H. itsn.isl'i A- 1 N
IAA n..
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