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NM HURON SIGNAL FI IDAN, AUG 29, I �,4.
83 orbs of Uhs6om,
Mete. pleases the more ie proportion
as it resemb$Ss truth.
He who lives but for hissed, loses Ont
for a little thing.-[Barjaud.
Tv angst but a few thingsr
the toseadatioo of mealy virtwa 7
alienee is the wit of fouls and one of
the tutees et tits wise- [Bossard.
Let es lens spos north those things
which cell es to heaves -{1t. Jerome
Wrong estrnsebed to bed legislation
man bower hes converted into vested
nght&
Our acts make or mar us. We are the
ohildeo° of our .own deed& - ;Victor
Hego.
As to treble, who expects to fled
cherries without stones, roe ruses wlthset
therm
Women eojoy more the pleasure they
give thaupd�M pleases', they feat.
t T.. seemed one most sometimes be
♦ bold, and etimes very prudent.
-{New
Napoleon.
Despise out soy Das, sad donut spurn
anything, for there is no mea that hstli
not Ws ;lace.
Hypocrites are wieked. They hide
their defects witb so lamb care that their
hearts are poisoned by them.
Evan day is • little lite, add oat
whole life is bat a day repeated There-
fore, live every day as if it would be the
last.
Any man may do a acus! ad of Rood
nature, bat a continuation of them shows
it is a part of their temperament.
Ooe of the best rules ia conversation
is never to my a thing which env of the
company can reaeosably wish we bed left
unsaid.
Hard words are like hailstones in sum-
mer. besting down and destroying what
they 'would uonrishewere they melted
Into drops. some
�illect upon your present biessiage,of
Mlcb every man has many ; sot on your
psY rafort.n.s, ob w hick all men have
•0111e. J =IL MZ 14.11. itms.
It is much stomia! to find a score of men
wife •ni••1ph to discover the truth than
to find one intrepid enough, in the !face
of oppoeitioe, to stand up for it.
The action of man is a representative
type of his thought and will ; and a work
of charity is a representative type .of the
charity within the soul and mind.
The every -day cares and duties, which
men all drudgery, are the weights end
counterpoises of the clock of time. giving
its pendulum a true vibration, and its
hands a regular motion. -[Longfellow.
/go puce is more neoewry'to the
Christian worker than fidelity ; the bum-
ble pace that marches ton in sunshine
and storm, when no banners are waving,
add there is no music to cheer the weary
feet. -{P. J. Nicholls,
Taking the first footstep with the gond
tbnusbt, t!,e sec.•nd with the good word,
he third with the good deed, I es-
wp,ls.,.. s • s All flows out
fr. se lihe Deity% nil must be absorbed in
Him aceim.-!Z..rns.tcr.
Infinite toil would not ewhle yow'te
sweep away a mint ; het by aseendiug e
little, you 1047 often hook tot er it alto-
gether. S.. It is with our rural tm-
provement ; w• wrestle fiercely with a
vicious 1.41.1t, which mould have no hold
upon ns rf we ascended into a higher
moral et exosphere. -
The naturally noble man, one guilty of
a mean sectio like a warrior in the heads
of his comer, with his own weapons
used a!•anst him. With self-respect
captured, manhood destroyed, courage
waxing, conscience upbraiding, sown
acting as an ever-present detective, ever
reminding him of his self-imposed dis-
honor amid degradation, he is cusgs•red,
taigaptisosod by himself, retained in a cell
:
ham ur lock, bound by bitten
strosgur than steal, watched by • lindens
eye -a captive for life '-IGoldes Rale.
deers-Ae. people.
• the people who are called mess -
MP deserve to have a mash wore epi-
thet applied to them. Here sod thaw a
mon or woman is found whose oddities
of °piion and erratic a adect are pato
me, shad the oatomis of sellae real labors
twist M their mental and moral dispoei-
tine. 8eeM peruses axes general! iMol-
ersble, owl eosaetimes very likable, their
idiosyncrasies serving as a gentle eoter-
tainmetit rather than an annoyance to
us. Ws feel they are quite unaware td
their owe queerness, which is the reset
of a native tacapacity W comprehend the
ordinary conventions of society. Bat
then are other people whom eooentriei-
tiea are not, or ought not to be endured.
They are not innocently ignorant, but
wilfully disregardful of s rein of law in
the social wend. The world a judgments
are no 1 doubt wpertinial, and themeless
very commonly defective or fake ; het
the world'. c'Iwyentirme-that is,its role*
tacitly agreed ou lot the preservation of
the order and decency (4 social inter-
course-are
ntercomtie-are tea the whole reepe'tahle and
to be observed But in the unendurable
"eoosstrie" prides himself opus being a
law to himself in these matter. He
likes to know wbat his acquaintance are
saying of him, "Oh, that is Mr. B's wey,
you know. He is not like ether people ;
be shear floe. and says just as he
please& And the notable feet is that
e0 many persons are implied upon by
this shsurd affectation that they will let
certain behaviour is for independence
and origfaality wbaelt . simple rodent•oa,
the ex',resaios tot egotism and ill -breed -
hag.
Thousand, hear witness to the poet -
tire curative power of the OnSAT Oen-
raw SltvienitATOP, the only remedy that
has proved itself a erperifie for general
debility, seminal weakness. impntenoy,
ate., and all discuses that arise from aslf-
shaes or overtaxed blain, Really ending
in neveumpti.m, in•enis and a teems -
tare trove gold by et orutn[istr. nr
will he sent free rm receipt of 111.00 per
h.-1, or a[ Ilexes for SS. Address F. J.
Ceases v., Tuhwln, (thio, ante areal fel
tl,.I-noted Ktatea. Kind for cin'-ilar
and testimonials of gentiles cures (len
Lynas, Ooderieh. Stu
Pro:spi relief iw meek bead.ehe, dead-
en, nausea. otesstapatioto pais in the
o, 'tr., rearenteed to those rime Car-
r's Lusk Lire, Pills. Ill ►ne pill a dose.
cents. las,
fr too
lime= and ab•w.
We had hew spe&kiag tot the look et
acearate observation atrusq people, -the
peidessur and 1, -arid I had expressed
Mamie. that to few persons are able to
tall bow many tees a oomi•.w bootie cat
has us each lout, sos.e gumming five and
others four, and neither being overeat,
whoa the professor soddenly asked meths
following question. :
'How is it that the furs -knees of a
horse bend forward just as ours do,while
his hind knees bend backward just as
ours du net 1'
I surmised from an odd gleam .4 usy
Mead's eye, that Id. question was W
sumo wort ennked ; bet as 1 amid art
think precisely how it metht to be
amended, and as 1 hid snot thought of
the subject hetole, 1 ane. .-red simply
that I dud nod know,
'Let w go out then,' said he, 'and
look at Dobbin.' Su we went out.
'In the first place,' remarked the pts
lessor, 'we will examit.e his bind kg
(elute, I1t bbiu 9 if you please,' and,
sliding his band downward gently, be
picked up Dubbin's foot, very much af-
ter the aaolaer of a blacksmith.
'This joist,' he continued, 'that you
em betdieg b.ekward near the middle of
tbs leg. N sot a knee at all -knew do
trot bead backward -it is called the
'hock' or 'hough,' and ourrespoods to
our ankle. $fond on your toes, and your
ankle will wont precisely lies it.'
'Wear, is his knee thou! said I, draw-
ing hearer.
Here it is,' said he, pointing high up
near Dobbin's buoy. 'Duo t you see it
bending forward like every other knee i
It is outnniunly called the 'stifle. '
'But,- urged I, 'you began by &skin;
about the furs -koala. Now they surely
bend forward just like ours. I should
think your question ought to have been
t:izeeted to hied -knees.'
The gray eyes twinkled again with the
sloe curious smile, as the professor re-
quested me kindly to place my hand on
one of Dobbin's fore -knees.
This I did, is I supposed, when I was
again twee abackby beim` asked what
joint of mbe y own y corresponded with
the joint under my hand.
I darted to my 'knees of course,' but
reflecting that my fore -legs were aro, I
thought. I saw the pant, and confdes-
tiallp answered, 'elbow.'
'!tut your elbow, observed my friend,
'bends just the other wa .
'The fad is,' he ad ed, 'that what
your haud is on, is neither a knee nor an
elbow, but a wrist. The elbow is up hers
neer his body, and bends backward just
as y
urs will if you get down cm all
fount
1 at .once assumed • horizontal atti-
tate, for I was not to be convinced with -
art experiment that my elbows would
bend that way. But they did. 'And
sow,' maid the professor, wickedly, as 1
arose and brushed sundry bits oftwigs
from my hands, 'have you observed that
the elephant differs from the horse in-'
but I interrupted him with a laugh, in
melt -defend. declaring that it was
enough for once to have learned that a
horse always walks on tip -toe, that his
hind knees are his ankles, arid that bis
fore -knees are not knees, mor even
elbows, but wrists.'
'And yet,' said the professor, 'the
horse is • !artier animal that the at:-
(tt. H. Ballard, in Good Cheer.
apeantna se the (foist.
An addition having been made to the
jsel in Paterson, ,.w Jersey, at a cost
of 1430,000, the ninety officers and offi-
cials and eoutrect.,r celebrated the event
by • le,:.,luet in the building. There
were liquors in great abun.i,nce. After
a number of boots had hese drunk, the
gentleman presid:uig, a judge proposed
the temperance cause." It wag probab-
1ddone because they were getting pretty
runk. Mr. Bantram, • temperance
an, was called on to respond, and did
su in tha following *curies, speech :
"1 thank you for this imitation, sad
I recognize its fitness. Y -.w have as-
sembled to celebrate the erdergement of
this jail, rendered necessary by the use
of strung drink, ID which you are au
freely indulging this day. Down stain
the cells and corridors are crowded with
minds who have but changed places.
A few yeah ay. they were respected
lie, some of them occaping Y p-
sponsihle positions u those now occu-
pied by youraelree ; but the, euomeoo-
ee M Tou have c,mmenued, and they
euotinued m many of you are edition -
mg, and today they are reaping the
hinted in • cau ver of crime, and paying
the penalty with a period of puniah.test
I hear the popping of Bork& I listen to
the merry voices, and the praises pus
aro shoeing to the infernal spirit of wine;
but there cones to me the refrain frena
the prisoner's x11, where a m•D is shed-
ding penitential tears over his folly, ac-
companied by the still madder wail of
anguish uttered by the brokenhearted
wife, worse than widowed through the
traffic in strong drink, which, as a judge
in your courts mid. 'u the great promot-
er of crime,' • traffic lieen&ed by your
votes, and sustained by the patronage
are this day givisr it. It is with
teeaible sadness that I discover
that there can be found in Passaic county
an essay mem with hearts so hardened,
feelinea su espoused, mesmibilitie. so
blasted, that in a place like this, ander
cirrntnetaccea like these, they dare raise
to their lips that which deprives the
citisme, and sndengere the state. Think-
ing you, continuer', for this unexpected
privilege, i take my seat, fully conscious
that you will never swain all on me
under similar oircnmetanoma'-Et.
A BArzxa's TamwowT. - For a
Cough, (`old or any Wombed' aeries.
"Peetorta," in my opinion, Is just the
thing. 1 iave used it in my family for
Coughs. sod Coeds for the put four year
with the nand needled moments, and to-
day my opinion .11 11 is that i continue
to think still were of Oat whish 1 bean
thir.king well fit
Cosa Ker", %ion Ont trio Bank,
Piekwieg.
Price 25 emits at all dreRmirt& m
There is a woman out in Michigan
who bas had nineteen children in the
lett twenty-two years, and the other
women of the town have organized an
indignation sorties with the mnftu,
`'pews with seosnp•lists '
TO. Tata.. .f TM.
pt
It is quite esible that "roe"roea/ fat
ed
all tvirtues, stud perms all Lite .n
dowsweats which arms from the booing
•oetlenta of wealth and hump and y
w.at the one ing what will make h
life Lappy and meseeesstuL
He is • saga of blmiseas, we will sap
pomaded is streak!, truthful and upright;
he (ul[M
all his aseaseasause to the very
letter ; he is pen• -ted, sad sot user
exacting ; but he •, •oa tout have the art
to please. H. twits, in short, td.
Tho anew who comes to trade with
him, U be is a merchant, may like the
gwlit of his goods, and may not dislike
his • but the situation will nswr-
t become urworafortaWe iu due
time ; and, before he knows it, the
mead eedus ar. whoa • dealer with a
little and would hare easily raaiud,
guts wens the strewn is e11 his wham
quiet '.reline
We all knew the preacher who la-ke
this lubricatinggcality, and who lents
about ratter that irritate parsons rather
than establish prisoipele, and who very
evert oowss to grief in his pari.
He has been tattering dynamite in
the moat careless possible way, and
wooden why auyhudy is hurt,and doesn't
hear anything bat the rebound (nes the
.xplosius.
To the politician, tad means often ,
positive and indispensable capital in
trade. It far supersedes talent when it
stan& close by tt04f.
It is not probable that there is a sin-
gle mote/don so lependeut ul,.m a
knowledge of human nature as is the
politician's. He must know their dis-
positions as well. Aod the very success-
ful one manages to do this, and to enter
into the carious interests which engage
different men with an rue and alacrity
that reach the very summit tot art, white
the absence of art is never doubted, or
the skill of the thing is nit suspects.
The politician who has tact does nut
Id it desert him the day after the eicx-
tion.
The want of tact in a lawyer will often
lose him a case, too matter how good it is
or how well read he is in the law pertain-
ing to it.
Before a jury the gift of admuly pot-
ting things so as to chime with the feel-
ings and prejudices of twelve different
menu all important. It gives the law-
yer who addsti. respectable talents this
power, consummate influence_
Tad in studying the feelings and
peculiarities of his patiente is one of the
prime requisites of a physician.
He cannot successfully minister hi
their ailments unless he throughly un-
derstands their wmuet mental peculiar-
ities, and succeeds in humoring them.
He will know the English of pi.Ireto,
and the value of bread pills ; and. in
certain cases, in fact, se will keep the
thought of danger in abeyance.
But, after x11, there is no plane where
tad is not needed. Its usefulness in the
daily, mineral relations of life is para-
mount. It carries for its posse.v•r •
gentle, uuooneuiu0s persuasion with it.
We on all remember one person after
another who is aMieted with an almost
ludicrous absence of this quality, and
who is perpetually in Mrs. Partingtuo's
dilemma -who mid she never opened
her mouth without putting her7foot in
If some visitor arrives who has lately
had a near relative hung, the subject of
the gallows will be at once intn,duced,
and expatiated upon with peculiar unc-
tion and persistence.
The wrong topic is always introdaeea
by the ill -arranged individual, and is
stirs to be discussed in the most ill-timed
and malapropos way.
sired •ate wstse..
e i Dust live se the Irak r.i of your
- , bows,. The boys . ill !stere, he mimeo
n t.. ter I:•cheo 1).... I.. uIr..: .4 the
Ys
dates i 5 •el t•tli ..r tine ....1 1.1'•-. It :u c'teap.r
ts'to hate a waren pvLu inst. t.. i• .y liquor
Ialla Put bou.a tool ,.aI'ea upon [ho
1.W. m -red •t sine -. -1 melee. alar
Inning *di bsuo
.r the '. -...1y Iero,J more
s
thee drtedian . /Lor. not.. the storey-
. able fa s.', ...1 keel. elver .4 the grumb-
lers. Y-• .i..'4tob stung 1u lir eta*,
and her. • ..tot for the 1....e. that yours
'nay bite
t :to housds!' .er.1.1 t .1% mg
w ort.! .1....'t speed -moth .onto .as 1 oldie
and kihl..g 1..& Y•wr cbildre-i'm I. dies
are mon t.1.&hle than lee clothe-. lace
1.•.
curtain's and 1uel. esrprta, and their
rule 4.e ..f eternal worth. Don't verse
today. 1•. ri..1 1.. morrow ; iion't hoard
and sunup bar ).....ti that you may L •
ge .wan 1s1 y • r / •.v& Ike >' •.:r own
e
ala mid tiertierj'..•r children's happi-
ness w'.••• they •, r n,! unda'r the Ferwu-
t.lr• I.
Get to the D-Ste•a .t Tuap.
As the boy begins so will the man
end. The lad who speaks with affecta-
tion, and minces foreign tongues that he
does not understand at school, will be a
weak chrome eta character all his life: the
boy who cheats his teacher into thinking
him devout at lapel will he the man
who will Hake religion a trade,and bring
Christiul,ty into contempt ; and the boy
who• wins the highest average by stealing
hes examination papers will figure some
day as a tricky politician. The lad who,
whether rich or poor, dull ur clever,
looks you straight in the eyes end keeps
his answer inside of truth.already counts
friends who will last his 1i1., and holds a
capital which will bring him • sur. r in-
terest than mossy.
Then go to the bottom of things. You
see now it is already as to that. It was
the student who was grounded in the
grammar who took the Latin prize ; it
was that slow, steady drudge who prac-
ticed firing every day last winter that
bagged the nowt game in the mountains;
it is the clerk who studies the specialty
of the house in off -hours who is promot-
ed. Your brtlliatt, happy-go-lucky, bit -
or -miss fellow usually turns out the deaf
weight of the family by forty -live. Don't
take anything foe panted ;be to tltt.
bottom of things. Neither a sham
yourself nor be fooled by shams -
Selected.
•.i .m. eer averiyslsea.
The milking qualities of a cow depend
more upon those of her •ire's mother
than upon those of her own mother.
One cow which will give 5,000 pounds
of mill in a meson, will brine more net
�re
t than the acme producing only
,000 pound each.
Good batter and cheese menet he
made from the milk of cows which are
deprived of pure water.
A putrid Parses polluting the air of
• pasture will spoil vent only the null( .4
the onus running there, but also the
entire contents of the rat into which the
tainted milk Is poured at the factory.
The patron who wi!I hring impure or
imperfect milk t.. the factory is like a
passenger boring holes in the ship which
keeps him and all the ethers afloat.
The onetnre way to have good cows
is to raise them yourself.
The exalenrive feeding of clover to ono.
gives hard cheese and soft hatter.
A Wilde awell*sMtseetN-
J. Wil•nn is always arae to hit Ansi-
•w, and spares no pains to secure the
Lit •,f every article in hie line. He has
.seared the money for t he celehrat ed Dr
King'. Yew Discovery for eonanmption,
the only emigre eine known for Con-
sumption. Cnttgha, Cold•, Warmness
Asthma, Hay Fever. Rr•nnehis:o or any
afeeti.n •+t the Throat and Lamm Sold
ow • positive guarantee Trial bottle.
free. Regular sine It1.00. (y
t a,
if 7• r on:.ef.i. aid. low and a..
Ixa+se.: ;• r.la, /pie • • spi.ettte. general
dciniit., .:.•...t ere.1 •.._a1, wick egad -
scrims. 1„ ...Laver, .guy ditesae ..t • bil-
1•,05 1l.'•tt,, !,y a.l tole.*.!11 procure a MM.
tie of Eleatic !littera You will to sur-
prised, t.. see the rapid improvement that
will follow ; you *ill so ;aspired with acme
life; strength and soot -sty will return ;
pain and misery wit! .-e. end hence-
forth you w14 nisi•.• 11. ' h« praise of
Electric Biotin. Jo•l•I at tiff cents •
bottle by J. Nelson. 181
WARREN LELAND,
whom everybody ,awe as she easossreel
s aagw d w
d Amwtea, sera that while • pureness tram
:tee York ca board • slap sari atae.d cape
Mora, In W Bary day of eatpsdfes to Cal -
Monde. be learned that tied W olds et
ted vessel bad eared hits.•![, dsrIat the voy-
age, d an ohettaat* dram by the we et
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Esse tem Mr. Loa=n has reconasseds!
Acne's SanaarAau.L4 fa away elas -
amms, a S be bo sower yet board et he till-
ere >• a/aw • radlml ewe.
Ilene years ago tree . t Yr. 1JtAT-ea fat!
Iebwma Meisel 1 s : :. t t tu: to the bad
Mee et lin law . : 1..., . .e. of a.ot:s se thing
as burp eppsared oe ti.e lnlured Slab. lion
Mika ibblq of the skin, with Pandas and
da•tlse pains through the lamp, made !tf•
. !mem Intolerable. The 1. became neem
s•ee•b earned, and reaming elms tern*,
rahmglag areas ge-ntles at eaYslsly
adloalt. aattsr. :fo uesmssat mos et sty
W ell l aY1 the len, by Xt. LaWaro anew
teds, was wtpp1.4 et& £m a Wear•.
=La. viola .Osped the paha iced culmens,
beand tee week romwea As es eetag, silt[
eemplsady mewed tae IW m uta
*LULLED save W ptestnsDy erred
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
fee =buss -nes, 'MO with& memos ; and,
after essettsl skeereatlaa, declares that. ia
Ida head, time is tie aedie:ue In wt world
meal is It for ib. cure of Liver Disorders,
Geed. the effects of bl;h Iiving, Salt
*Mum. Sores. Erat.i ens. and all the
,esle. Arms of blood d:aee:acs.
We hon dlr. Lute. . perra.n::a. to rovee
all who try desire further er:.:cnce in regard
Ile the eztraordina-y car::ve powers ct
Area's S.&,:iArAaii ..t 10 ccs Lin person-
ally either at his wz.rranoth Geeta l:otel,
loeg Drench, or at the popular Le:znd Hotel,
IDemlway, Tith and ti th £trees, New Tact.
air. r et.=D's eitamsire knowledge d the
t eed Jess by this enegealied eradicator at
blood p.tseas enat.ies him melee ingtdrq
meek minable information.
rarraam !T
Dr. J.C. Ayer i Co., Lowe) 1, Mims.
S old by as Druggist, gal, six bottles for So
R. PROUDFOOT
Hes just reoeive. ht. -tering sr..c: u:
Jihy Gtss and
AL are New &ad Well Selected• which he of -
red at (0. Lowest Possible Prices
Da low's YLxu•asT Woam Staar.-
Aa a,ires.l..e, sate and .ilbetual remedy
So remote ail ,code of worms, m
Ai.. •.1 e• erepill esatali a erne'ar,a
Other wl,,eral ewl;oustta Dr. sumo's
titemach Hitters is purely veritable sed
take. the .4....a .4 all other purgatives.
lu l .rK. bottles at 50 cost. et
• Remarkable Ssastw,
Mrs Mary A. Dailey,o1 Tuakhaasoek,
Pe. , w sa afliu.trd for sti years wick Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which time
the best physicians could give no relief.
Her life was despaired of, until iu last
October she procured a b. the of Dr.
Kim • New Discovery, when in,medute
relief *as telt, and by coutiuuing its use
for a short time she was completely cur-
ed, >;aini.li; is. flesh 60 Icer iu a few
mouths.
Free Trio' Bottle of this certain cure
•.f all Throat ar,d Lung Des..... at Jas.
Wilson's »rug ttttgr. Large Bottles
•1.00 `)
Iled eke tl* r
"N.. ; she lingered sod anfferal •'o.tg,
a.
pining all the time for yews. the do.c-
▪ 'tors d••inq Is,r no good ; and at last was
oaedred M this Bop Blttera the papers
'Mg an much ■boost. I.deed ' indeed I
'`hew thankful we should be for that
•'rneaic:ue ' .
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Kiska takes h. the ale. r arstoisss Mee at
the lowr.t rata. by NORMA GOP -1'C N.
The unaer.a+ye.ud 1. &les Aippta ret of the
CANUt 1'I41 LOA onto'SAVINGS CYO. of
Tone* to
Mosey t• Lase la Irmo Wes smarty. tea
7 to 1 per Cent. ('Yartr. moderate
HORACeHORTON.
Sidor' -b Sap. In 1155.
ilOEEE0
--Thosa•Mauturav
are aaa.ally robbed
err their t codas., lira.
prutuwgod happlaese
4nd health motored
by the nee °filament
GERMAN INVIGORATOR
which lanai n e n and permanent 7 a errs Om -
pato -eel %.load by exteriors of .1.y ,Ind 1
a lul llr.&ae....nd all Morose. !bat tub
low ar a .e.i tor,...• .1 Self-Ah.ssr. s. Mrs ..f .-u•
Pip . lu.. 14 w,,n..r7, to 1 .ersal la.ellsde,
pit In !Et Las i . d'nn.tw i,f .Salon. 1•rrm&
lUr, .: ! one. soul man! ,otter disease. that
1.w... ,n.nnit..•r .. n.LaIrtlo. and • press
Inn. %on%••.
send !tor :-inter• wIt oldImonlal• tree by
marl. Tier I %NAillelwa 1. -old at p per
Me. or .i* !os.. for e1, by all dreamless. er
will M sent 1re. my men. army ly seekd, w
meaty? of price. breeddrrsslnlf.
If. J. ('1HF.NKY. Urosstst,
1)7 Summit 1•t.,Toledo. Oboe
tit:&•. R0'..*,
Sole Aorta. for Ooderteh
Ing •.gale are always es ti. leek
• tot for •Mucin to increase
thr!r rarul..g.and 11. tlm. be,
do
Fielda���lCi�r�dPllSeeds/IEeo,a4.r,..4lhy:tho.rwhow,pr..e Ibelr uppurtua
1 1• it subscriber is now preparea
i hn furTut'u all kinds of Field and
I Gat-4el, Betels of bite
BEST VARIETIES
of tot the ctsint'tt he i..l+atalt ,:1
t t::Nl e* anoint saw;••' -
{.•e 1 lit 'l.n+ln'1 P1'..-wh rime
REES PR!CE.
7. cur tui.
tae j= eople's Livery
.v out
firaitt �'^i•..t. 4il�uVlttite
• '1 ern flai . ',ori . .
it l b. i1K . W ► .
,.rla•'l1((..�� j(/{���(j .trek boas(. ii:.:w..u.• :,.•.•. t'•y
•-• .t trim. A. se /.. 1 ..testas tor
me
rWm tVt .,•t n��((lM�� "trotter. it sea war" twosome
et aro• b parr. w of v °t.'t u•:- your►
1•�y' ani t' r taws del
wo • , with t4: t«.I'. - w' tie'
•ordr• c.. 11. Malars l 4 u...'..itl ret', • es f
W :� ' MC- Health • w eah:,�r
no
Sim 1ea.ala to IAA ert). We offer • erre
' chance to make money. We want men, we
rues. boys and g rIs to work tor us In tbe•r
own lo,•alittt.. Anyone can •lu the work pro-
perly from the tint ,tart. Thr busice.e wUl
1 Pa! mute than ten tint. • ordinary • agt. ,., kz
torso a outtlt fwrnahed fee. Nu nee win en
Mtge. (ails to make 01.•007 rapidly. You ng
I germ.- your whole time to 11, et. L. er only
}ow spore moment. Full Into'', .1 . • end
1 all tb.., is neer.'-.i- pet n,:. A.'.t .... : 1 tx
Prig d'- (' l'or:'us.'. r.: 1 .
$600e0C)
tYr will pay the abut.- 1. art.! tor at . ems
Liver t'ntup:cut. 1'y•1 rr..sia, Meek 1 • uobi;
.Y,d.t...'•en. t n...1.,w11&L ter 1lar:. a. t...
rant., -1 .0n with la err* t •n. •..u:1
wl�rr.tledirett..m.are tent -tit ..l ,.r' ere
Tbty &roe ptuely yeti,-. seine. and a. t. r :ad ti
r,tere ..•ihd:. 0a tee 11tvelea
.MtI .l. ii.1' 1.. ,. ,.•.. f•',.. .,,,i Int =ii[
!kits.; ea. !irate.-t.'•nwsttesh cud s•tt5.
J414R 1LNr oTk4. o•.a•:r(11s. �(11Le wa.y
s,
1.1 and Ss Ki,, Mt. lost. 1'or,ws•. 1 .e t. tree
trial paekai-r s• is toy n,a! pct ri.:1' .5 t • • • *5f
04. 3 ee act stamp.
vee Oma al N'1L.w\'a bet t , : eels,
J. P. FISHER k JOHN KROI,
ll.tinr ^:r.luued the Livery i.o-i..a or Jas.
F: -+w.riz '•.n,er:y owned he 11,.beel Kerr
• • 'r -i' a '1. -.re of nubile petronnrr. That'
• eo tee -• .i'y'•ctinn 10 a11. one tore:
7 -he Finest F i)r
-t r 'L At?(1N.11s1.E PF:. F.S.
f'A:.I. AVD alt% r--Onpa..i'•' Ra;MS's
Hotel. Go'erieh.
•...•erir!,. •'e•.:2•h.1�':
i
Loi:. Ii. C. Wt.T'. NERVY. AAP 1111•I c TuiAT
)UST. a g,wtent"od a erl/lc fcr Illyi.teria. Dix
r.ne+. ('on%ufsh.t... I. it.. N0rtuu. Neuralgia
Hts.larnc• Nett ...us Irc..t&tier, , tumid by)lbs
tic of alcohol or tot.aetu. W.I.( (miner., Men-
tal T)epreesion. Sof/reined' the Rraln, reeatt
INC in insanity and !ceding to Int...Ty. dermas
aril e'eath. Pretaaturt• Old -Air. liarrrnnese,
LLammY..o.c-inellwarorz,.r,utautasyLeese*
and Pperimtore Mk, caused by overtxertlos
et the brain. eel -•huse or over-indatpa
eee.
Ope tea -Ain cure reefnt cure.Fadsbox coo
I odes ln.. one moats'. treatment. On. defier • box
or .ix Loxes for flee 4055.1,:.e tot by mull pre
1paid es recrlpt of price. bt t .uarantre AN
tomes In cure any cane. '41111. .04 ll order re -
1 reit rod by us fur al. boar,, eco c•mpaukd with
j tier dollar*. mer will send the rurcba.er eer
w•ri.ten guarantee to refund the Hooey If the
1 treatment desk mot.feet a cure. Guarantee
Issued only by JANES WtlJNlt. role ember
'red anent far Ooderlcb, Ont. JOHN (' WEST
I* CO.. sok proprietor.. Toronto Ont.
(•e.:°t A f GENUINE ---
7 4 r -1,t,
•
All
-
▪ c ,en. ' C Aj(,i, , t'f• -
toTAJ
ALSO
Hama Raton. Lard, t'I..wee. Roller flour -
snide from t.tanItoba Wheat. also Harris'
Mb! Rav,lr Flour, ane Oats. Bran.
Short. aa.; ail other 1 Jude of feed.
t'armer. ermine, Taken In Mzetsaate,
Goods del. tere i (min ail ,art of the town
and Salt/ord.
B. PB6UDP(/OT,
Ceram Victoria end Nelson streets, opposite
Fir Grounds. uedertcb.
alb, me. --- 115'
-- .j,
r .. .a
1884.
Saginaw and Bay City Route.
TlIK srF:UIRR
OCO.INTI10
O. W. He(1RFYi:IR, )IAt:,:".
tl'III (rove OOt1F:H1t'H. weather p•rmittlnw.
on and atter Jane Mb, ION, owvk(ng wRRttLT
ant bb Veers/luring the .r.aon.as!olawa:
EVERY THURSDAY
At 1 o.•Mck p..'... for animate'. Stay ('ity, Sand
Re.eh, Tawas and all Potatoes the west.here,
Inrledine A!pens tied ,'I.• anima.
lteturnlnv wl11 Ieays. •lw,n1
eH
EVERY SUNDAY
At 1 p.m.. for IMron and (le , Pit loA. Nallnt
both ways at fort Nemo and points on St.
Clair Hirer.
8 Seven ., �,ys' Trip
with the tart% limo' or 'pot disc Sl bouts (o
Cleveland, 10 hewn i. 1100 ort, end If hone In
Statim`, er Bad MIT.w the eiipme d.ntrdly
low pr+r. o1
$11 FOR THE GOURD TRIP,
INCLUDING MR.ALa AND RERTNS.
A Ylrtt-(iar V '.%I'll11.1 E RAND always
oa hoard Mr li.nctwe.
For rare. ..r neigh, and M•seee. ••d an In
fennel inn. •pply to s
Wes. Chir, tt.r1 al nada*, 1.
at t'. A. Aai0*MtJV,
Mamaer. Drtreft
ciedarteb. tray tech, 1211.
$1000 FO1R111 1T
11 arlug the unt..1 bonildence .m its .aper
lord. ..:yr ell a ....r,. and niter 1. '*woad. of
t.+.:• u. the Insist tetopltaa'td end ..heves
at .• wt• •-uukt t1.,dt we ter! }smelled In o1101
lug 1.. :oiled 1/Pe 'rkonwuo, 1r11.ar. for Am
ae.-.•5 -_onsets.. ,..•'da. Pore throat influenza
►ocre.-n1.
i tee 1•ro45 U'i. a u.tumt tti. u 1n its
earl; ,tarts. t. nson:Iiir math. and all dimmers
of the throat cat !u, g. ux.ept ða e. for
which .•r .mly claim relief. that we teal care
with N'r.t's (btule Syrup. when taken aete d
Ing to diractl.n,e. M..tuple honks, 10 and 50
(vete,: Lustre 1wl11e. 094• duller. U. -ovine
wrapper. only in biome. r 01.' by a'1 11roopigiek.,
or sent u.' expel.** on recap: of pro... J( IH
C. W EM i' it Cu.. 51 a&'1 1L5 ging .t rer: resat.
Toronto. init. rood at JAN. !Nilo"tri'. s 1Met
Store Ooderlcb 151S -
SEINING MACHINE.
CJ-L4S. PRETTY,
Having been appointed agent if the above
aaehlne. twos to solklt the usual public pat-
eha
easge, and will supply machines on liberal
Try the Genuine Singer.
Re.,dence : Victoria Greer. near the M. E.
('hemh, uivderlch.
(led tricks. Ileo.IS. ITU. tall.flm
7 A week . lade at home by the 1e
11051,100. Best business now las
fun the y.ablte. Captta not .eel
ed. We will start you. Mee, wo
,are. boys and girl wanted very
w•ers W work tor u.. Now is the time. YN
esti work In spare tune. or rive yens whole
these to the heehaw No other busiest* will
pay you nearly so well. No ons one tall to
make enormous pay. by mewing at sad
Q.Nly .math and teats tree. lletaff m
(tea eeae,t d b nor.bly. Address Tats •
Bill fill h
IND
BLOOD
BNM
IT
Cures Dizzineau, Lost of Appetite, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, erections of the Liner and Kidney;
Pitaplea, BlotcAes, Boils, H'talors, Balt Rheum, Scrofula,
Srysrpelaa, and all diseases arising from Impure Blood,
Deranged Stomach, or irregular action y tAe Bowels.
1iA& plearat to foie. Costain th.tr ems
lrergativ.. 1. a tate. ears, and etttie„ .
, alswre,er ..I ~us 1. (Aildlum ss AssW.
HAG�� RDS
YELLOW OIL
CURE. RHEUMATISM
FREEMAN'S
W ORR POWDERS.
BEST
.0life fs .wreptne ny It
A deer* before you did
eutaeth.w, mighty and sets
imelear. bobtail les coNMr
islet s week 1 a lour sus
rs•ww ha .stat fro . u risk. kvtr7t��et
are. capita! .mot rvuu.ncr. W5 wilt tinlii
yeti .verythlew. Nasty are ma lre fore efts.
la.11.. make se meek a• men. sed tram •ad
girt. mak. ertat pay. tteweer. K yew want
mise.aro et whole yewn melee pay alltits "tie, a 1111• 7, wig_
Ma 1
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