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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-7-18, Page 7Fun and FtncH: It is said that the Prises u/ Wales would like to be as editor. What kind uta saw is be, any way 1 I•:t t he iu debt s.0 gh already 1 At • uo.ro ball, is lieu of 'thin trans- ferable' w the ticket, a suttee was post- ed over the dour, 'N. gentleman admitt- ed unless he ceases ►triols.' At • fashionable wedding is . West- ern city, as the bridal peaesmmen wee paea�ng up the aisle, the organist streak up. 'Beware ' she Coding tinea • 'Why are these Hump on your dress called bugle trimmings r (burg. wast- ed to Inoue. 'Oh,' Emily replied light ly, 'becamte pa blows se over !he hull-' Sunday school teacher (u. the bruit bey et the class, : 'Johnny, bow aid Elijah die r Johnny : 'He didn't die. He was translated from the urs dual Hebrew ' A sew weeks ago a passenger on (thee railroad died a fright. Th. brakeman must haw called • station au that the passengers ouuld uederstand him. The Yankee says : 'How de du r -Th. Italian : 'Hder deuu stand r - The Frenchman : 'Hoot du you carry your- self r -The Dutchman : 'stow do you fare r -The Swede : 'How can you r -- The Pule : 'Art thou gay r -Th. Turk : 'Ila Allah prosper thee (' and the Quaker : 'How is thee 1' Out in 'esthe- tic Montana the usual salutation is : 'Hello, cully, how's yen cotuuct 1 Come in in and give the internal revenue a boost !' When • woman starts starts out in earnest she is nct to be outdone. A Philadelphian sent a postal -card to his sister to Canada on which he had written six hundred and forty-four words. She answered with seven hun- dred and fourteen wuros. Nut to be outdone he crowded in one thoussad and three, which brought an answer with one thousand five hundred ani twenty-six words spelled out in full, and written n enough to be easily read by por- n of ordinarily good sight. He thinks will send her a new spring bonnet and call it square. He had better send the bonnet, as he will never be ab!e to get as n.any words or have the last word with a woman, even un • postal -card. It can be dud. Fashion's Fancies. Chalk -white lace is again in vogue. White embroidered mull tie! are re- vived. Skirts grow fuller ind bustles mere bouffant. Sleeves grow fuller and higher in the armhole. White and black lace scarfs aro revived for neck wear. The horse -hair cushion is the latest form of the bustle. All aorta of combinations of materials are permitted in ewtume nowadays. calmed strawberry, or "bloom is the latest London oolor craze. Low shore kr outdoor wear and slip- per. for the house are the rule for this summer. The moat becotuing finish fur a shirred white mull bonnet in to line the brim with black noires. A few crazy women it Paris are wear- ing straw hats with square corners. They are anything hat pretty. The Fedora front appears on redin- gotes and ulster* for summer wear as well as on tea gowns in the princess farm. i "Te high -peaked crown and very bread•brinlmed hat is revived in r,uK straw for mid -mummer wear. rap .m of mull are made dressy with Fedora fronts, Watteau backs, and a profusion of Valenciennes or Oriential lace. The embroidery on white neck scarfs A hews us*fie m Isealbee, Reeked Hill was a striking He same of an old ksrwtd , sub fur ala energy (std sivieKs All throbbed with stew spiritual 1Je, whole reaehod Oxford while k. was a studeut is that ancient seat of learn - ng. tMtudent lite is the reeeptt.e tune fur the grace which melds the noel' He responded to the touch of the great re- vival, and :h ,ugh stigmatiseby his parents and .ethers who thought his wane a disgrace te the family muse, he threw himself luso the great rofurwetiou as one ,.f the chief ag.uta He was not yet in ••i are: and he eeught ordination tit.. t.• less than tai Anginal§ bulge s, and •.,. tvtuewt. 'He went forth uudsr a hi,thrr t.-, uulaelun,' and preached in ptietnr, c..al.eb, sal iu the "pets air with •eatrsurd,aaiy lamer au I utletiou, and although 1.v ass r.peete ..7 mobbed, sod pelted wit.. et,,..e. a...1 .-, - -, and auuuyed 1 y rsttliu.; '1 '':••- •u. of hurt.. and r aging a to.• ... and at sett L y the tinng el guts, he n... usher (tightened u..i much haruie j. Tena of thousands duck- ed to hoer him. His "wit never tailed" him, and his "facial exprresion could carry every emotion of the human Mart.' His voice was gra of great fellness and melody. "His hearers laughed at his irrepressible humor,' but yielded to "his tender entreaties." Sheridan said, "I go to hear Rowland Hill because his ideas come red hot from his heart.- The rich and the greet ac- corded to him admiration for his genius, while the masses tat the people revered him as an apostle. ' A typical English- man," mud one of the great reformers of the last century -look at his profile. "A nave lady, stout and strong, straight and soldier like in bearing, a noble head with iron grayhair theatre bark, revealing an ample forehead,bushy eyebrows that could not conceal the kindly expression of his clear blue eyes, that had in their glance the latest humor that was in his soul, a Roman nose finely arched, full lips, and a mouth that even when he was in repose almost laughed, with a chin which spoke a strong will and good 'trine." Such was one of whom Lady Huntingdon said, excepting Whitefield, she had never heard so powerful a preacher. rak HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JULY 18. 18z.-1. Wins IMO ws .I s mea.. ehn.*tar. TheOpals- rwmmandali the Owed ewtiss eosamittee, April 91, 1164. are es follows '•Jobe tellpties Hide? "John (lupin's Ride" was composed hy Cowper somewhere about the year 1780 or 1782 and under the following circum$tatlaes as he told therm himself : While •.n a built to his friend and ad- mirer, Lady Austen, he was suffering one evening from excessive melancholy, which her ladyship thought to relieve by relating to him a funny story. It was a story she remembered from child- hood and which she had often related to the little ones gathered at her horse. "John Gilpin'• Rade" she denominated her tale, and she went on and told it in bright, sparkling, narrative style. Its effect on the fancy of Cowper was en- chautin.. On the following morn- ing he appeared at the breakfast table with a countenance all. smiles, and he told Lady Austin that he had been kept awake half the night by thoughts of her story and his involun• tary bursts of laughter at the comical values flashed back upon hiss. And he furthermore tui t her that he had resolves to put it int , a 10s11ad, the general c•,n- structi•,,, of which he had alree.iy nn, mind. The n.• mil was written and given to Lad.: Austen. and she insisted up on GI%u,g It to the pub inter of her fitchew new5patar. So it found its way t.. the public ; and afterwards Henderson, the actor, recited 1t 11, his public readings. There hare beet, venous surmises as 111 where Lady Au.ren obtained her hero. Same .,.ave thou;ht he was • real person- age and hare collated p'roe4 to sustain the position. while others have believed hint to have teen entirely fictitious -a creature of Lady Austen's braln,or, may - hap, of the poet's own fancy. -{London Magazine. 'ensignof applique medallt.Els, and howl .eery Abeat small *tan, crescents, and clover leaf signs it drawn open work. , Capotes and Pachon of shirred } white, gray, and Wes and rose tinted ( mull are becomingly finished with trim- , ming of velvet, blab sr colored. Pretty and convenient art the lawn and muslin gowns in the Mother Hub- bard shape. that can be used either for neglige awning wrappers or night robes. The tithe* LW. Sir Lynne Ilulwer, the great English nnrelist, has this beautiful pawge nn "Our Destiny," er a future life : "It cannot be that earth is man's only abiding place. It cannot be that our lite is a bubble, cast up by the ocean of eternity, to fleet ■ moment upon its waves, and sink into nothingness. Else why is it that the high and glorious aspirations, which leap like angels from the temple of our hear*., are forever wandenng about unsatisfied t Why is it that the stars which hold their festival around the midnight throne. ase set above the grasp of our limited faculties, forever siockit.g us with their unapproachatle glob ( And, finally, why is it that bright forms of beauty are represented to our view, and then taken from as. leaving the ten thousand streams of our affections to flow back in one Alpine tor- rent upon nor hearts 1 Sorely me or. born fore higher deceits Uwe that of ea Mo. Thew ilia realm where the rainbow never fades ; when the stars will spread 'out before es like Wanda that dumber on the ocean; sled when the beautiful beings which here pass before us like shanows, will stay in our presence fnterer.., Hr ,_.•,be L.S$.e U. Minim -The New Yorkers hate the letter "r^ as much as the English do the Finks --I have noticed that in speaking they are very apt to give the "r" the ga • t probably soonunts for their very Moder tresttnent ref their big Mena.' "in what way r' "lammed of putting thew in esIl.,eb.y keep than in luznrinu.ly furnished apartments." Aes that to do with the lettlr 1, r. r "Why, don't yew see, they drop an Y from arrest sad 11 betimes •-test. Toeeselt. T.. retain ..r recover health, persons should be rein Teed from sux:ety concern- ing dietetic The mind has power over the body -for a perseo to think he has a disease will often pi oduce that dismiss. This we see effezted when the mind is in- tensely concentrated upon the disease of another. We have seen a person sea sick in anticipation of • voyage, before reaching the vessel. A biihdfolded man slightly pricked in the arm, has fainted and died from believing he was bleeding to death. Therefore, persons to remain well, should be cheerful and happy : and sick persons should have there minds di- verted as .ouch as possible. It is often by their want of faith that theydie. As a man thiukrth, so is he. If he wills not too die. he coin often lire in spite of disease ; and. if he has little or no at- tachment to life, he will slip away as eas- ily as • child will fall asleep. Mea lire by their minds as wen as by their bodies. Their bodies iieltl no life of themselves ; they are only rsesptacles orf life- tenements for their minds, and the will has to do in continuing the physical weepaucy ••1 giving it up. T. Raabe r,sats. A lady It Ione beautiful plants are the delight .4 her life and the envy of all her acquaintances. revealed the seers* of her success ler the bs.efit of the readers of the /freeing P.af the other day. The soil is, she says, two-thirds gond garden soil. and the rest is sand. It is kept light and I..,e* about the route ; they an.watered as they appear te need it, and not according to any particular rule : but the chief reason for their won- derful growth and bloom is this : "When any of the leaves wither aad fan, instead of picking them up and throwing them away, I make little rolls of them and tuek them down in the earth and let them decay ; add this is the onlyferia- gerI here ever need. This, se added modestly, atoms to be nature's way. And t' --t plants that baro the alternates rim only, grow and rival those that have the morning sen." Chicago, July 11. A petition far the 7.u( a ew oerve or folriWilber flfotey, editne and proprietor of the Times. bee bean filed by his nephew, Z. R. Chapin, the petitioner stats to take ane of his estateit is usdmsknod that Mwey's relatives win waste the ap- peiNme.t of a eoaasr.atosk signal. 1 use -- 1 Mathew, railrilsd Mathew,oeus- ! ingot and Junotivaa • Apply brakes ; stop. Off brakes ; start. a • Answer 4, any signal e1 apt train parted. Successiws d o Haus parted. u u u Dank up. Calling attention 4o aig- sals carried. --'Cali in flagman. Engineer's call for signals 0 0,, o u u from seitchtneo,watch- men and trainman. 0 0 is - -- ou IRaid Cri.M1ng. u 0 .I flagman out. Succussion of o Stock alarm. Explanation of signs : u short sound ; - long sound. THE WORLD OVE&. As 'Mirrored la the t•olumsa. of ear Out - stele (. aemporerte.. Lord Cecil and Alfred Mace, sun of Jetta Mace, the prize fighter, held an evangelistic service in Montreal un Sun- day. On the morninz of July 3, Senator Shoed received a stroke of paralysis in the body while talking to Mr. Clamour, in the latter'* office, opposite the Russel House, Ottawa. He died next day. Welland, July 11.-A boy named Bravin was struck by a falling broom from a derrick hero on the actuedoct works yesterday. He was very low this morning. Whitby, July 11 -Ile lightning of the henry thunder storm which passed over this town at 7 .,'clock this evening struck and killed Henry Sorley, who was in one of his farm outbuildings, which were also destroyed. -� .... -~om 'M11'm. Hall was arrested at Csbourg un Monday fir cheating three Englishmen out of $15 each. They wanted to, go back to England, and he engaged them to attend to cattle on the way over, but required • deposit of $15 each to bind the bargain. With the cash he cleared out, but the constable nabbed him. He had no cattle of course, but was just a confidence man. 'Oh, you dear little angel,' sobbed the lady, as she kissed her poodle's nose, 'the wicket man will make you ride In the baggage -car. Pet.' And, filled with ansruish, she enteral the o ac 1, sad. sor- rowful and alto.. 1141111111e ft 'No: 'She lingered most suffered along, pin- ing away all the tone f .r yearn 'The doctors d••utr h.•, o.. good 5. 'And at last was curt -4 ny this Hop Bitten the paper* 'as .o .ouch about.' 'Indeed ' Indeed ' 'How thankful we shout., Ise for that medicine.' A bea*bterfs wlsery. 'Eleven years our daughter suffered on a bed of misery. 'From a complication of kidney, liver, rheumatic trouble and nervous debility. 'Under the care of the hest physi- cians,'Who gave her disease carious names 'But no relief. 'And now she is restored to us in good health by as simple a ,remedy as Hop Bitten, that we had shunned for years before using it.' --THP Paaigrw. Yatae► sa Getting Well. 'My daughters say : 'How much better father is since he used Hop Bitters.' 'H. is getting well after his long suf- fering from a disease declared ince:able. 'And we an so glad that he used your Bitten.' -A Lan of Utica, N.Y. m FACTS ! ! FACTS ! ! FACTS! 1 AND DON'T FORGET IT That we have never been, and never intend to be undersold by any legitimate house in the Trade, either in Stigars, Teas, Coffeos General Broceriea, Crockery :xare at Rock Bottom Price 150 Doe, FRUIT JARS JViST ARiiIPmD_ Come and See Us C. A. NAIRN, Own He... gewate, Oedelesk. Jens OW WIL Yeeitsps fraises to Weal Nruala-S.. tar 1 nesse bff Swale. f/ow. ttesiea toe.. . enters gramme ea all mow Neer et (mite 1 *O�~ ■iswasM hila. M1, Mow__Aad drag is rewired swim the rr•ulatlome of rifest tis w•.sewn.. bask bel wee. the hoes* et iia bete5.51,,. slut be posted L7 mlaates else in each mall. hoas*•a.m. to 5i p.m.. deadeye es- vusewa ruerwa ri boom admitUM tato the Poo sees then la • Ie.,T.swseseat of postai nogrulbwa : Austria, Haarlem. Deessark. bread. flippt rumor. Almeria, O.usswy. tilbraltar. areal 1Britain and Irelas4. Oteeoe. Italy. Luz - sabers. Malta, Mwtsawro, Netherland. Nor- way• Persia, l'Silused. Amore. Iteumaria. Reda. Mi. Piern•, Kerrie. Spam. the canary Islands, Sweden. Switzerland awl Tarkey. And ria galled stales:-Har�w�uda, Bahamas. as. Cuba. 1.aak 1 mutat uleelea of !R eet. Jetta, St. Crypt. Janata. Japes• and Peels R5... fNowfuuu.tlaud is sow IR theN'oetal e'atom, Ike postal rates masala a. Linters before', Litte S per { ounce. Postal mote Y .-a•ut. each. Newspapers 7 *vat. fur 4 ounce.. itc lsIra- Ow tee S teals. Fur Aden. Argentine Confederation. Brasil. British Guinea, Ceylon. Greenland. French Dolmens iu Asia. Africa. (kat -sada and Amer- ica, unapt M. Pierre and Mqieuates• Persia. els Persian Gulf. Portuguese twoedes Is Aela, Apia. okeai, e.. Trinidad. Spanish (chokes la A•elea. Oceanic* and America, snoop( Cuba and Porto Ric,. Straits Settlements in Signs - Penang and MaMna:-Lettere lac. per es. Bunke. kr.. le. fur t an. Other regketr•- tees sec. West India Islands via Hallam same rate as AA5. aIla.�ase Newg eatthpwales. Vic- tergal. aod Queensland :-Lettere 7e., papers t oasts Australia. New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland : Lettere 15e.. imperil lc. New Zealand. via Paw Francisco Letters Ile. See•., lepers "1 am toning up the system," remark- ed a first tenor, sa he h ped hitnaelt and trade a wild effort t•.each high C. Fuld (1 o The subscriber is now Prepared to furnish all kinds of Field and Garden Seeds of the BEST VARIETIES at rates that cannot be beaten in Goderich. Call and .•aanliue samples :•r - fore pureha-inn , I.. tvhr•rr. • REES PRICE, East Street Grain I)epot, Op . -. ts• Town Hall, Goderieh. March fah. 1881. rep - Alwuat .eery isdi edetainesabl.lalaue Mier mineral eumpoeuda Dr. Caaeen's fiigesaeek Bitten is purely vsyetahle aid takes the plate of .11 ether p•uryatives. hi large b.4tkssat Woad. us Thousands bear witness to the ptat- lies curative powers of the Gaiter Oak - glee Inrsuoaayoa, the only remedy that has peered itself • specific for general debility, .r 1 .e4kn.-as, impotency. eta, and all disseses slat arise from swlf- •buse or overtaxed brain, finally ending in consumption, inanity and a ptesna- tun grave Sold by all nrugglsts, or will be sent free on ttroetpt of $LIN) per but, or air tens for $5. r.d.lrew F. J. CngNav, Toledo, Ohio, ode agent for the Coned States. Send for cin'.tler and testimonials of t;etuiva cu , c :e., Rhynes, (i jdench. Yto 1).. LOS n YLxaa$IT Wows "1 R P. - An atrrau t.'r, safe mud ole -dual r ,tray to res,.uve all kinds o1 rt..;,,,.. .14 A tare *avIss Prvseut. 31r. 31. E. Aikens*, Hutchinson, Kett , saved his lite ky a ample Trial )i.ttfle .,t Dr. King's New Discovery, for 1'ou- sumption, which casted him to pr..nrr a kap bottle, tlestcotnpletely cured hitt. when D• stop, chs ,.e of climate an , everything else 11.,,1 fai!.d. Aothoo,. nr:chltim, H,ersu,tw., Norere Coughs, and all Throat and Lung diseases, it in guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles at J. tt'i4-ns drur store. Large size 51. (1 . A tesmebable Wepe, \;n M.sry A. Dailey,oi Tut.L1.anu..:1., Pa. ,•:a attis.trtl for six utas,. with Asch• n•d and !Irn,ehitis, during which - time the best physic -min oath' girr u•• relief. Her life was ole.»-ir.•.I ..f, until iu hod October •hr • r * uar••i a bottle of In. King's New Disc„vi'ry, when : ,.1 relief was telt, anal hy continuit , . to for r short time s,,.• oat armpicie,) cur- ed, ranting in i1 •a.. :10 lbs. in a few months Free Trial Bottle, of *Ho certain cure of all Throat and Lunt; Doesass at Jas. Wit..•,,.',. lieu; Store. 1.-' in Bottles Inns .... aur 7 . ••.e'r..s.•rwI and sufl.re•I *...,ta .• • ret- ftw' tears. •I e dole- .. i er to. good ; and at I,rt was this Hop Betters the riper* ,ay .. much about. Indeed ! indeed ' thankful we should he for that '.ut4licine. ". The Ontario Mutua', ; G eaple'a LIFE ASSURANCE CO. I HEAD OFFICE, - WATERLOO, ONT. NISINNOi mwrsa. T, •lee eaa.ee The only purely Mutual Life Co. in ('.nada. Total number of Policies In forte. Ik•c. ',let, 15. 5,245, covering assurance to the amount of 16.572,719.eo. TOTAL *awls,-11sii,7e6ee TOTAL tcw/.ti1:. 144,e18.sa I 1 !*'L1 a, 4143,7e1.ee The Company's Reserves are hatted on the "Actuaries Table of Mortality." and four per tent. Interest -the Highest Standard adopted by any life company In Canada. and one-half per rent. higher than the standard used by the Dominion insurance Department. - The Increasing popularity and raped growth of the Company may be seen from the fart that in ISM the first year of i:a business, She total a.eeta amounted to only 1e.216. while last year the reached the handsome total of ItS11.706.00 WM. HENDRY. Maar'r. W. S. HUDGINS. General Agent, Stratford. Ont. WWAn active and reliable District Agent wanted for G.derieh and West Huron. Apply to W. S. Hui. i,s- t:rncral Agent. Stratford. firMnne% to L•.a,, at Low hates of Interest. May Thad. $66•week n1 home•. 13.rooet5t bee. Pay alwdwtely seer, Xu risk.Capfal ae itllred. Itesdar. if run a ant hws'na, - in •.rhirh preens. of a Ther ser. yo•'•..• or old, an bake urea/ par all the .fur. N.er work, with Mood nteernsiaty. Wear for full psnknlar, to 11. if*I.t.i'rr it. re... 14orrba•d, Maine. i55:::- • R. PROUDFOOT- Has J•.t m.ci,,.., - e �,er ••E .., i, of 1 rr tIwoJS all( Groom4tst - - All aro New and SV -U S • eetnd. which Lr I. fere at the Loa .,.r P,wible Prices. t IJat Hama. Baron. 1 Irl. ('horse, Rorer flour - made from Maatt.'ha Wiest. alto Halle' Fine Family Flour. Nat flats, Bran. Shorts. and all other kinds of feed. Farmers Produce Tears to karbsye. Goods delis ered free in any part of the town and Seaford. R. PROUDFOO'r, Career V Ietnria and Nelson streets. oppoeite Fair Grounds, Doderlch, Mar 8th, tVll. 1943- -.1s.f 1884. Saginaw and Bay City Route. THY. t(TRAMRR OCONTO D. W. MrORgooe. MawvsR. Will leave (N►URRICH. weather penis on and atter Jame Oh, IMI. maklaw WI$5*L .NTw Ta/Pm amino the season, a. follows: EVERY THURSDAY Al 1 o'clock p.m.. for tisginaw. Ray City. Sand Reath. Tawas and .11 point* nn the west shore. Including Alpena and Cheboygan. Returning will lea. a 011111F.RU'If EVERY SUNDAY At 1 p.m.. for Detroit and (1 1-e)au.t. rel�g both ways at Poet Heron sad pointe os (iL (lair River. A Eleven Days' Trip wlnh the privilege of speeding 24 beers in novelette. N hoar. is thotrne, and 12 ban la Saginaw or Hsy City. at the nnp eesnlentrdly low prier of $12 FOR THE 8011811 TRIP, M(:LI'DINO idetAIA A140 BERTHA A rice -Cuss QC'Ai►RILI.R RAND always on heard her nail� Tar rates .A frsitsbtanil tmuw.e• sad all le• f wawatlem. apply b Wee. LER. Assad u OnMerieb. or C. A. 4111141111J41. lganaa• , Detroit aohirleb. May IUs. 1514, MIL aanmempeemeninnieme r NSUltANUL CARD. -- UR !Tian ABA s. CO V. Tul.osye-a---Pwe 11133 fist 11 X Ina. can .er Loewe' e' i red - taLed 17m. BAlfll ?tt', 00'1 • of HARTFORD Cess. R.asb►rh. n tun takes. in into *lire arma MeV-ens Idea by 114 WY; t10RT0N. TheISM.� yjccn•d u 0111P Appraises of the CANADA PiI:R. LOAN amu • 'INGS CO- • Tuan y,,. blowsy le Loai. en nrsi-.Iso seenrtty, rens 7 to t per 5'..d Clear' • meiwle, IOU At'k HOITON. Odder'^1. *.sato la MIL _ -- -_ OEI -'Tbolss.adaufgrottos .re aa.sallt robbed d t weir rktl,us, lives a •r.lnty(v4. luppl=eMee=� J or 1 Desalts ,onus 4 to the usecfthe React GERMAN /.h: (fORATORI e hl, It posit tray a..•' ,..reuse tai 7 care* Potence b s ere .) .seers.s, of an) kla aIMlaal N-, -'Lar.. ase NI4,.ee.r. rhos f I.,. as • argoa-n.r n' ersr. hese. a. I...o of m- ertty. lues , aarm•1ry 'u;Vet rl !matted*. pain In the 1 ask. dies r of s .stun. prema- ' sire old ntre anti ma, other dlw•wer•. that 1. sot w ittw.ui....y wail. motto. and a prema- ture• .-est .•. Mend .• n,ulnMw411• teMlmuntals Erre by mad. 1'. • •ATKi ATN it odd at PI per hos, of hoses far IN, bl all drurrt.ts, er will be Beat free nen wail..reurely teak d, os r -rate of price. by ar1411 F. J. ('dl5Akl', Druggist. 187 $uu..nit !1t.. Toledo. Ohio .. 1lITSA*. role Agent for Godertcb S•tatPeople are always es the leek f.•ttennrr nn Peer .or a-ntntp --•d l,, time ,.-4- w,-ylthy : he uonu1prorr theirInca. oppsitens Nies remain In Iasi ret). We offer a OM . chance to cake , •unet 55.4• ., ant mer. we wen. bee)* and g rIn to not► for or in their sown 1a Mows. .51,50es . an du the work peel) from the dr start. 1'I.e business wW Ina) mor•that. .. c,w cldu•ar) eases lis. e(ensivruu'ta, ..• ,ln,t tor. Nis 0new•I.oea- daitca tail, te,..ear m,1x.r4 r.ptelr. You ata $41•441141. ',stir abide lifter t.. 11, ..,s1. , r uttls your spare nroMrrt-. - I'e'l 11,1•41.101111441 ad all : has' Ia , , c, .au. .. p, nee. Addrr nr _•.• .1• Cie 1•oretie 1'. ?'4' • r- S5OO.uvReviardi N't• will pay tbr,, ,t• reward /rr:v t�eee LI.. -r (Sumg,lwta,t, f.. .p. tam. `etc', ti Nfai! Indigestion. 5.wts/i1Mee rr 451.14,15... We -donut carr w•'1 Unit's 5.-, . le Liver Pills. wheat Ilie iiirr. •4.psete seri. *iv .,.w.rlied with. *leer an.. gee -... Yrpg. tahtr, mid sever fail to gut. . ••i. In. • • • Nags, t'Pitted. !_arse Hose. .-•;,i1,.: .tot.. Few wile by all •feruc .t.. 1' veer- 0troamterfrifsandlmlta. epee. 1'1..• ' nine sameterrured owl',- by JtoHN (• 14 t "i' & (Y1.. "7liw P111 5lake,,, 91 and '-: X no: -1. bon. Tint him 4`1 t. Free grin. tee, :.. c.• srrt i'r ma: $.v 1 aid reb receipt of a :1 cent r. At-;.. Versed, a1 ",nate'? t Ifs G *TONIC. meals: is 'Wlealt' J. P. FISKER & J0111 1101, lnavir.. t'nr•lu'red the two- .- hw.r.f Jso. E. Swart:. formerly owned'' : Redeem Kerr. aoll.•lt a share of public p:,tonsgo • The) guarantee sati,!sctien to all. 11451 offer The Finest R igs 1' f:EAv)X.v HLP: 1•!:1CF„S. ('AI.I. AND PEE I''--O'p„Ite Ba:le)'s Hotel. (:ntcrtr•h. OoderieS, Fel.. Iith.:r 1 ..- I(t:. r:. C. Wi,•T'n NnityR amp BRAIN Tara 3.11,:>T a uuarnnt••rd .p..&- for H) rtcrta, Dos .lore.. (', nor a;-reser'Iits. Nerrons Neu Ifcsdarh-, Ne•rso., 1•roatration '.m -id the use at akuhs,1 or subsea. N'akrfaln,v., to gal 1)epu',wIrm, fort -alas of the Rraia, result ;net is ination) fit A leading to nets.-ry, decay and d-ath. Premature t'bt Age. Barren.ss, Imo. .rf Power ix ri1 Ser se r. In . taunter)es aass nne ..red Spermatr,rrhoa...nrwd hy over-exertion r the drab, elf -abate or over-indelgeaee, line box will care recent case,. Each buxom •slos nose moat ler treatment. (55.dollar • lion or nix Imam for five dollar.: tent by mail age paid on recrip of price. We eversntee stz xr•s to -Rrr any sae. With reek ceder pe- erived by us fur.lr boxes. accontparlyd with dee dollar.• we will ,end the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the mosey if the rreaimetn does not effect a cure. Gunmetal; loaned only by JAMIE* WILawt, rod. antler iced agent fori..derl,h, tint. .14 ill (' WEB? i (v).. sole proprietor., Toronto (int. GENUINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 4rFAS. ,PRETTY, il;.vtog been appointed agent of the above :r,.i hone. bees to solicit the usual public pot - and will supply ttsrhines on liberal H., . . t'. t her:• • • ' ;,•.0 - . tC.it• . . . • 14 .1 an,. ser . LIMO► 4r.••. Yat - ,: ,im.'1Ie.1 inn Ynlr t.. (.. el4n to+•'•1 ,sstet.nug.,,,, e...M-. -• • IhIt, ealant. ,nilsw',,... huanr.•hr.s. • r...- ', 150x.51 1. 1 • earl. 141., a, 1,,, r 51 :Mir a;l dos• of 1'Ie 4 -:resit site . ►a. .•x asrty,I*. . r which a I.• Irl; ... .. 1;,•i. that we . an' . err with Wast'. ,'. . • sp. warm taken nit. tint hug to. ,Utes • - al..pte kettles. _5 wont :d cents: ia-)r le. ..sr dollar. O• Nola! wrappers ..s. bier. Bold by a:l .1, .t,,tgttots, or en ret :,r est a 140 beeriest of prate. .I.Ili (', W Mit? t •'• ,t man int "lit. Terexte eltr es. t: w:- digit: ffirsR Blore . ,.„1„ .. en:, ..-.....•►.14.44. ,1.ry t" Pennine Singer. I:es,d-n-r: \'p•r..n., -•ter,. near the M. E. ('drur• L•,.,..', ;the G4.rterfele. Dta 5 w amF7, ittiI•3m v n,•rWk.- txfol stlade nI • -in.r ry the Is dorrriuo•. Ikon hWinen now b• Inn• ,h- ,mblk•. t'.pNn rot awe • t. are r 01. ]tea, ♦e r,. ,,. hove and. girl wanted reify wtrere to work for n•. Now I. the time. as ,aa we-'.. in spore ilmr,nr r•Ive 704 r w ,pre• to the huslne-.. No Mher huntress ,r }sur n.•arI) et. nett. Nu COMP ca,, pall t0 Iasi•••norm,.,,. pet. by noging .1 Mom ug.lp sow 1 •ii n f� brtnAdd i aat,P Cures Dizzlateu, Loss of Appetite, Ilsdigezteot, Bilio-ssag, Dyspepsia, Javfldie(•, Affections of the Liter a.uf ]Ei Pimples, Biotopes, dialer, Humors, sorsors, Balt' RAewm, , 1;4- •,p laz, •. !, '1 d,.ae.srs ar,ainq from lnrpt(rr BIoo, 1). .1 ,.,1 4- '!44-41 0l,lr 1 seer an • i � i,r Ill'•r•r'.:, OrFOWLER5 41:11Jr.1..,11 STRABEPfll! E A .HOLERH2A INFANTUili H&2YA R �]'c YELLOW DIL CURES RHEUMAT' FREEMAN'S WORM POWDERS. Are pleamat to tekw. Peseta/'s their own Purgative to a sate. sets. Ise eaRit& belP')Iee -( weenie in Chubs. er Lnni -son 11 i nut I, h• •. nr. ), n5 (>• meed dare helot.- )o «i .thing eiRhl) .a lb lame leave. Mlilnd to'eelkMa time. air we'll, Ina eta town fns motet fr.• rick aew. Capital not 000strerl M it 441:1 I e.v rryth,ne. litany am asakly I 1.. xahe as mark tie slew. teed NMI make greet pay Reader. K yaw wane at athlete yes row oake gf�at par a time, weer( for jpernettiaro I. B. pant. a i o. P.Miaw Mai