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the beet's Corner.
1111) imam as ray.
testa■! "yea win 0T11a3ivar ,- BY a ■areal
The editor eat with has heal in his hands
And hes elluweat rest on hie knees.
He was tired cal the seer-tacruamaa dswaod•
Os like tints, • ed he panted our ossa
The clamor for cupy was scorned with *snort
And to sighed in U u bis fie! Of Lou..:
"Wool soessobsidy /ewer wet: adollar to chem.
The heart of F:IWltuel Jove. r
Just thea on the suer -way • foot !ep was
heard.
And a rap -a -tap loud at lb. door.
And the flickering hope the: ?lad long beau
deferred
Bleared up like a lir,"-on .aro ware
And thereen•ore.l • gran oral u cynical smile
That wry fringe -•t w ih • se rabbleu: reit.
Wbu remarked, : • be tilted a sorry old tie
To the hack of an average head :
"1 have come here to pay" Here 1Le editor
cried :
**You're as welcome as dowers in spring!
Nit down fu tats essay ern, chair by toy side.
And .stun tar awhile tiU ! bream
A betwowote dashed with • li!:le old wine
And • dusen cigars of the best, • • '
Ala! herr nr .re 'font 1 reeve- you isSue:
Help yourself. newt dr•irable guest."
The t is;tur drank w::h • relish. a..•1 masked
Til hie face wore a sat i- fled glow.
And oar ..iitur. brewing with a..rrirnent.
josed
In 416,0yuni. sponlaae0La flow :
Ard then, when. tic ...tock of ref re+!inients was
gone,
elle guest tool- ..reasion tr say.
in accents distorted wbr•whut by ayawn
'.Sly errand 'p Ser: is to par -
Hut the generous scr:b.•, w h a ware of the
Land,
Put .. otop to the speech of h:a g int%
And I.r ought in machin, i l,•- fines the land
Eve. bore un Its g; noirrat, breast ;
nd riot visitor. wearing a singular grin.
ia•sl the het%h•-' l.n:f of tot- fruit.
A the juice. :as it rau in • ':recto from his
'en,
W led the mud of the p::c .teen, t.:, tic...A.
Then. ;..
W hitt.
Toe v;: ito
With the
And he said.
In hir bes'.e
"I cater herr to
Audio borrow a,
IPinataa+, M.
ping hie face Wlat.. Jr::c sir -et
'it scribe had LW carefully by,
ty leer to his tee:
ries: kind eta sight
the editor sought k.. t ddress
dis.•urer his doe :
Y my respect• to the press,
otter of your
in tante 7 11aga:tine.
0111111111.
JERSE Y.
Tbr 14aad Moine ..t r
lens Mea.
•
s shish Nee, rod buses ed toadfish l
atter W. heads, Awe to great bar io
tag awe* the women that they hove
she perils of the OW -.--1 Curves•
New York Tribune.
Tse Rode Siberia* 1 p Orr seg.
The long .raj .ern of More is the wild
districts .f Sinal must have .e„deed
hint familiar with the habits of wore of
the large bird of prey. A pe. -••n ac
cttatu. std to .hnerre ,..•curate' IIte babies
e( et.uials, reports I ring elven •••• cell=
to oe..f toe deep gorges .1 the H. 4e -
lays, thea tem ..tutr its young to fly. While
with Its, ,lass he w•tdto.d several yews$
ens:. est a ledge tit tuck et • creat height,
the parent lord seep, ,teutly past the
y.•uug •.tie of whi , ventured tt t•.Ilow,
but ,teemed as it u .soloed to the dight.
Ab retitle sunk down with extended
wino., ..n. •f the pareut glided un-
derneath t , aad bore it aloft aloin. ''It
is net necessary, bays a recent 1. ave'ler,
wntius in view of a deep chime. III the
Lebanon :angst, "tit press every a Attica!
figure in strict prosaic accurst:. Tho
noti•.n, tiowevee, appears to ha.c been
prevalent a•uont , the ancient;., hat the
eagle din setually take up her timid
young, ani carry them forth to teach
theta how, at:d eniiw:den them to try
their own pinions. To this Oita M•see
seems t.. refer in Exedras ..ix. 4. The
tact is 'a t tunen,bsib;e : •le eagle is strati;
enrolee. u. du it, but I a. t not aware that
aitch a thin; has ever been witneeed. 1,
myself. horeser, have seen the old ea;Ir
fly round and round the nest, and back
and berth past it. while the young •.005
fluttered and shit ered on the edges of
if er.gee lout ar rid to launch Perth from
the giddy precipice. And no :-under,
for the nest is on high, art a fall .r•.m
thence world• end their t'•eht for ever."
Fn.m Biblical "'hints ..et Generality
Keown.
A (117 wgbo*t a tai.
One of the •• merest of the many queer
r;it:,t :ibex' this here mining camp, as
mot el th'- isatin!• still call it. is that it.
ell the Ieut'tit and breadth there.f the re
Hera net a simple cat. fats have been
imported) here by the hundreds and in
all varieties ..f color. breeding and size,
but ant one hat ever survived the second
wreak week of resider •c. The midnight
serenade. the E:.ci-yaw cl•wine contest,
and the ;sae -jack et are alike unknown
to the Lea lviilian and his tsightly slum
her it bound and sweet - t calm and un-
• disturbed rep..e. The mea!thie.t, .leek
est cat in et. Louis, if bruu;ht t.. Led -
v•:!.•. w-•u:•t tone all interest in the nm-
ment it reecho' 'fere, and, after mepang
around in :t sickly and disco:ioodate way
for a few .lays. would resignedly here a
tit at:: sire up the girt s:. A saloon-
keeper on State street l.rnugltt a big,
strung Maltese from Deaver a few weeks
ago, he !One the animal would survive
the tits lone ri'u:ih to become acclimat-
ed. but it wait no •lse. The cat had a lit
the firbt day. tour, or three the secend,
and the number ..f attacks it,creased its
a gee.metrical pr..oression until, as the
loon mate said. "There wore more fits
n cat and the cat had to give In. -
we ver
n."westeras there are no rats or mice
in ,iv the the.: is no real need .f eats,
and i makes little difference whether
they li • or die. The thin atmosphere at
this ale ude 10.200 feet. is alrfatal t..
the venni ea to their foe, and the in-
habitants e thus mercifully steered the
intlic:io bas of tit.-[Leadvllle Letter.
1y 11emew aria
The brass greats green an ' ran':, and
the perfume ..f t'..• gear; iii t o air oven
in the bleakest drtys .1 the l:.a autuuta
in the little sea -encircled paradi There
are hundreds of l.eauttjut lanes 'ndntg
J► g the valleys and hillsides with
trees en either side tfn•bintl en cotes
gethev that no out:seine can ever
trate through the interlacing boughs t
the hard, siu o..th, beaten track beneath
nudes of white, shingly peach on whieh
the sand is as fete as sifted flour and is
left by the recedi::g oidia . hard as ce-
ment ; quaiut little farm louses embuw-
ered in sweet •iniliing P .:'nbhery and
flowers. and acres of mu -eland that is
carpeted the year round with hehotrupes,
peteini-s and tnareueritee. A blue -gray
sea ria. q and falls around the island forty
two feet.
"Sweet little Jersey,' "Dear ..Id St.
Ilelier's," is the a'fectionate way in which
the people here speak of their little it -
land Leine and its chief town of •:.10,000
souls. St. Heli •r's is a queer old peace.
Its streets are narrow and crowded. Mas-
sive earthw.r'.s and miles of a:asonry
crown the hills atn,ut and render the
place a1,psrently impregnable a;;aii.•t the
fete.
Tho Channel Islands. and particularly
Jersey. pours* mach of interest for the
stranger. but the crewnin;; glary ..f Jer-
sey is the betuty .f her wonted. For
general comtlinevs they would readily be
awarded a prize in any competition .f
• femintnegrace. {tare, creamy, eompicz•
ivies that wenld put the blisen oe the
+eels to blush ti tures rata. '
le •roc fu.
1'e _ s. and
and sinewy by 1.odily toil, with rather
strongly cat fete Ires, eyes ti..e does and
luatome dark hair, the girls meet on the
streets of St. Helier's seem, to the straw.
ger, the pe rse'niti atien of womanly au -
dependence, beauty, and maidenly re-
serve.
The soft white mists that wrap the
island ,•very night from sun,lewn t•, sun-
rise gi.e these their carnation cheek,.
The toil that brings with is the active,
health; body is doe to cameo which wall
enl it .n the side .1 thea.• women the
sympathies .4 trite inanhoo.d.
It is be.a,t.te • f the we.eful dearth of
men in Jersey that the woolen do all the
work. \1'h: rat you meet o0: mac in
these tortuous streita of tit. Helier • peel
Inert ten w wilco. (tut aalono the Breen
-Miro: this .lisps• •d...rtion of the sr ass to
even more paurfelly Apparent.
The Leavy uhi atnly carts en the coun-
try rads alums* without vice/ohm dor.
en .,y i. omen, an 1 handsnte women too.
firoups .1 cherry eheekedl eirls may be
seen in the eay•e.le orchards. some pick-
ing app'es from the trees, ethers stet:n-
ing at the rote ce.lerpr.ssee. The little
fields, with their luxuriant growth .f
turnip., cabliage , an 1 rutabagas, are all
tended by Women, while the t loomingdow-
ers in the h.useyards sh•.w in their rich
variety the evidence .f woman's Gare
and attention.
None but sweeten are t., Ise aeon in the
lig pnblie market .f St. Helier's - wo-
- men buying and women sellin;. What
men you aro are either to young or tai.
t Id and decrepit boys who hll%}se net
started out to life, fir old seq,Eaptains
who have come hence t.. end tI sir days,
anenni-. of wilt real and full ,of reminis-
Ce,iecl, of stormy voyages' to liuenrul
Ayres, t.. Asatiable rthrougipthe Chine
Seas.
if yea sk where all the men are, the
reply, with•a Omsk.• of the heal, is that
Jeray was tee small for them : that
there was not room ennn;4h ..n that
!eland, hardly thirty melee around, for
the amhttien .d its youth, so they lett it
and went to melt their fortunes m foreign
lands, heaving their sisters at home to
till the suit and look alter the little .ler-
my .voss. Some ed them nab the fish• •
ire smack, that go t. Newfoundland.
Every year they go ie the Greet Banks
in March, and return in October. When I
they come tack, with their little sequela I
laden with bales of salt sod, barrels of
terlatoeses
s:erd .a ex reayer.
The Rev. Cann !Wilberforce, speak-
ing et a temperance meeting in Canter-
bury, eait' that just 1 . fore General Gor-
don started, as he beli ed, for the Con-
go, he sent t.. a religiou gathering over
which the Canon was pr ding, asking
for the prayers of these a : tablet He
d
sail in his letter "I her have
would
I
the ;,layer of that little con gather-
ed iu
ather.edits yuur house to -day than I would
have tile wealth of the Soudan p tceel at
my diap.isal. Pray for me that may
have humility and the guidance .•f 'ode
and that all spirit .1 murnuiria4 ma he
rebuked in me." \When be reached Ln -
d.•:1 an ;tis re:urn from Braseels, and his
destination was changed, the General
sent the Canon another u.essaoe : "USer
thank, at your next prayer-m••e!ing.
When I was upb•.rne en the hearts of
these 1'hristians I received Prem tied the
spiritual blessing that I waisted, and am
now calmly matin; in the current of His
will.';
in Indian Fable.
An owl, puffed un with pride need
vanity, was repeating his doleful cries
at nudni;;ht, teem :he hall w of an .14
oak. 'Hew is it, he said, 'that silence
prevails in these woods, unless it be to
aall:ow my melodious voice to be heard
3r.bt1
411/1-T4 1 Sitrely 111e1 g,ruvea are
charmed with my voice. and when I sing
1 nature listens-' An echo repeated
the worts, 'All nature listens.' The
nightinsal.• has usurped my ri;lih,' con-
tinued the owl ; this note as sweet, it is
true, ',ut mine i, mu^h more melodious,'
'Muth more melodious,' repeated the
eche. Excited by th•t approval the owl
at the rising of the sun, instead . f going
t.. sleep as usual, continued to join his
horrible hefting with the matin sono of
other birds But they were .disgusted
by the sound,, and with one consent at-
tac.e•d the owl end dr.se hint from their
socn'ty, hamming hen, wherever he ap-
peared, so that to comps learn theme he
was glad to avoid the light and return to
ohscnrity. Vain people fancy that their
irnaotnery perfections are the cause of
admiration 111 ..then, and mistake their
self -flattery for the vetee of f..tne.
seNe shaft Mae ! Ass* sae ...As.
i An anammuua testimonials will show
there it no mote reltable cure her deal
nem lima Hayard's Yellow IhL It is
alen the bast remedy fur ear soh., sure
threat, croup, rheumatism and fur pairs
and lameness gasser lly. Lanni iatern.11y
and externally. Y
Acsordiag to Sir Wis. Geoid, Omen
1r beton. physician' and of onsets sow
meat in his prefeasw.n, it is better 10
onsio of fatigue from eterwurk qt eta
raisins than to resort to aloulol. 1. hie
testimony before the Lords' (!uuttum.snat
In L,ndoa, • few .a•'ntlta ate, he adine-
ed that 'instead of dyisig to alcohol, as
many people do whets exhausted, they
might very well drank water, ur they
metht very well take fowl : and they
would be very much better without the
alcohol.' Ho added, as the ferns of food
he himself resorts to, 'PA case .t fatigue
from .overwork, I we.uld say that If I am
thus fatigued wy foot is very simple -1
est the raisins instead .1 taking the
wine. F..r thirty yearw-1 have had lance
expsrietlw in this practnoe. I have re-
coiuwended tt to my p ers.'nal fne,ds.
It is a limited experonie s, but I believe
it is a very reed and true experience,'
rhis is valuable testimony ; we know of
none better frons suadical sources ; and
we commend it to the thoughtful culald-
eratue' of all those who ere in the habit
of resetting to •a little virtue ter thy
stomach's [The Truth
A ]lam Nee tea. Ince and Flee..
J. A. Miller, fur souse years • resident
of Forest Hill, and asumewhat notorious
character its that locality. swallowed •
Jerre dose of strychnine with suicidal in-
tent. It was nearly an hour befure the
doctor reedited hire, and by a v iger,us
applicat of the stomach pump his
life was eared. Reliable 11.00 of Fared
Hill say that he 1"'*ewers what might be
termed a gateau:zel, elastic stomach.
Ile could eat anything without nauseat-
ing him, and as for quantity it was never
known exactly what his stomach would
hold. on ono occasion, it is said, he ate
eight small cans of ut•sten, everat cans
.t peaches, besides crackers, cheese and
b.legua sausa>;e in proportion, and wash-
ed it down with eight e.r leu glasses of
bier ; and then afterward, when asked
to sing a sone, he wanted to know if they
wanted hint to sing on an empty stomach.
It a Mil, also., that he would sometimes
etch flies and eat them down by the
handful, just to slow what he coutd do.
At .one time be ate a use --hand, ears
and hair --on a wager of $1,oO.
Dr. I.•w's Worm Syrup. will remove
all kinds of !!'urine from caildreu or
salute Ins
Never hit, 11p.
If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss cf appetite, general
debility, disordered
blood. weak c nati-
tutu n headache,.rany
disease,f a bil-
ious
ious nature, by all means procure a bot-
tle of Electric Bitters You will be sur-
prised to see the rapid improvement that
will follow ; you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return ;
pain and misery will erase, and hence-
forth you will rejoice in the praise of
Electric Deters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by J. Wilson. j6
National Pills are unsurpassed as a
safe, mild, yet thon,u h. purgative, act
int upon the biliary orgaus promptly and
effectually. 1 to
Pl:or. Low*. M.t.r • Srn-rnrn Sett•. --
Healing, soothing, and cleansing for all
eruptive diseases of the skin- Delightful
for totltt use. len
To the M dleal Prntr,.t.n, and all whom
It sway-ree
.e■.
Phes,hatine, or Nerve teem, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Pn,fessur Austin,
M. D. of Beaton, :Masao cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, 1 1piatea,
N trcotics, and no Stimulants, but situp!
, ly the Phosphati•: and Gartric Elements
feunei in our daily feed. A sin_le I.o.ttte
1 is sufficient to convince, All Dru;;giate
sell it. $1.00 per bottle Lot -DEN &
iCo„ sole agent, for the Dominion,
j3.i Front Street dont T r oto
An Editor's Tribute.
•
Theron P. beater,edito:r of Ft. W-.yne
Ind.. /'••-tiff• , writes : 'For the past tire
ye -ars I have always need Dr. King's New
jDisc. -very for co•o;hs of moot severe
I character, as well as tor those of a wilder
I type. It never fails to effect a speedy
care. div friends to whom I hare re-
c •mutenal d it speak of it in same high
terms. Havut,; been cured by at of every
,a411 I hare had for five years. I con-
sider it the only reliable and sure cure
for c'nzhs, colds, etc.' Call at !Wilson's
Drug Stere and get a Free Trial Bettie.
Large size el.00. •o.`
Field ilaktaleR.
Fluid Lightning is 11.e only cure for Tooth-
aabe, H.wiaritm teiersrke and towtrstgt.t es
dor. not take a day or an hour to core it, but
in teas than a minute al! twin i. cone. Thous
aeds hare Miami its merits within the hist
year. Fluid Lr:htnb.g is also a positive cure
for Rheumatism. Thi- wont possible MOPS
MVP been permanently Lund in one week.
Price 25 cent. at 1:. !thymi Inrug store. t1.
A REw\Rt--Of one d..zeu "TEARER -
EY to any one a arum• the heist four line
rhyme on ' trammel". ' the remarkable
little zea for the Teeth and Pat:, Ask
your druggest .r address.
A Martling IWsrsarry.
Wm. Johnson, e•f Huron, lank. , writes
that his wife had been troubled with
neute Bronchitis for many years, and that ,
ali remedies tool rave nn I.ermanent re-
lief, until he procured a bottle a Dr, `
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Couple anol Colds, which had a inatnt'al;
effect, and prnlucrtl a permanent cure. J
it is guaranteed to cure all diseases of
Throat, Lungs .r Bronchial Tubes.
Oe Was glad he Meer tflm. Trial bottles free at .1, !!•horn's drug
store. Large size 111.00. !:r)
.as a train pulled out .t Kansas City
recently, hound west, a tine looking old
gtentlemari, who occupied a seat in the
smoking ear. was accosted by a rank
looking specimen .1 western humanity.
I
' loin far. stranger r he asked.
iTee, sir,' replied the 14,1 gentlenun
politely. 'i am going to Denver
'Business or pleasure r
'Chiefly for my health.'
'Ah, yes, 1 are. From the east, ain't
1
'les, 1 am President of the Twenty
nth ifatinnsl Rank of New loth.'
,You dont say e, ' exela.msd the wee
trimer. Then he added in s whimper :
'OM ea yer hat.d. old pard . iiia right
glad to meet yet. Cm a Missouri train I NAT- LE
r•.bher myeelf-!' OodselcbA. , A* 111, 1211.
COAL.
1 h.'g In adrlsr my customers sod the con -
',were of a rail .rarrallt. that 1 an, now re -
nevem my tall and tyinter supply of NAND
ASM *OTT COAL. and am prepared to take
°Mere to he dr11t tired In town at the foIiowlwg
prices
Chestnut and Stove, $7.00
Sort, - - - $5.00
Thanking you for peat favors. t herewith
r..pertfully solicit • centinsaw.v sf Mar pas.
ron•ge,
Tame Pbre4Asns amedo.e. 1
Moa House naive, Nu. 331 Hayton
51., Cbie.R., 111., is now in her sixty-
eighth year, and Mato that .be has suf-
fered with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by note physmciaus,all
tit these plossouuclt•g her ease hopeless.
Kb. had give. up all hops of over re:e,,-
ering. Seven betties of Dr, Ken's New
Dtatx.vury fur Consumption uumpletoly
cured her. Doubting ..nes, please dn.p
her a postal and satisfy yourselves. Call
at J. Wilson • drug store-•nd get • trove
trial bottle. (1)
Seeing is believing. head the testi
mouiala in the pamphlet on 1)r. Van
iluren'a Kidney ('inc, then buy a b.t.le
and relieve yourself of all those dietnes-
leg pains- Your Drugstore can tell you
all about it. Sold 6y J Wilson Godericbi
lm
The sae of Pills, Salts,Castor Oil, &c.
and other nauseous, griping Catharta:e
is unueeessnry, as pleasant substitute
is found in Dr. Carson's Bitten. which
act as a Cathartic without gripin•_ .r
causing nausea. All druggists sell it.
b0 cents a bottle.
Parr Tat rook Dy'arEPna.--Poverty
with perfect health is rather to bit chosen
than riches and dyspepsia Try the
nuteic effect of* dollar beide of For:TAIN
we HEALTH
For rough cenditi.ns of the Skin,
Shampooing the head, Pimples, Eruption
and akin diereses, esu Prof. Low's Sul-
phur Soap. m
All Nervous Debility cured by the use
of Dr. E. C. t1'eat'a Nerve and l:rain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
Sold at %%ilaun's drug store. t2b;
as answer Waisted.
Can any one Prole us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitten
will not speedily cure 1 We say they
cannot, as thuusauds e•f cases already
permattentl:' cured an.l who are daily re-
commending Electric Bitten, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the 1...w-
ela, and act directly en the diseased
parts- Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 30c. a bottle by J. Wilson- (1]:
A ttlartI lead Disenvery.
Physician's are often star:letl h: re-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr
King's New Diac.very for Censumpttion
and all Three' anti Lung (tselers tidally
curing patients that they have given up
to die, is startling theist to realize their
sense .f duty, and examine into the
meets of this wonderful disco,verv, re-
suiting in hundreds of our best i'hpsi-
cisns using it• in their practice. Trial
bottles free at .f. Wilson a Drum, Store.
Regular size $I.OJ. 4)
National Pills act promptly u;'e.n the
liver, regulate the bowers and as a pur-
gattve are mild and thorough. CI
There are lotsef people Suint around
grumbling. and half sick at the Stomach
all the time ; who might be well and
happy, if they duty weed Dr. Carson's
Stuwa:h Mitten occasioaaliy, It is a
splendid (blood purifier. All druggists
50 cents
Ourkleu's -'rules Waive.
The ;greatest medical wonder o, she
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Rruises,Cuts, C Iters, Salt Rheum,
Fever 5. -res, Cancers, files, Chilblain.)
Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
Skin Eruptions, guaranteed to cute in
every instance, fir money refunded. Yac,
per box. For sale by J. Wils.tn. ly.
a Illysl.g to all xraaalN.
In these times when tierw-
l.r ap+atiers
are !!..oiled with patent medicine adver-
tisements, it is stratifying to kutw what
to procure that will certainly cure you,
if you are ailious, blood out of order,
liver inactive, or eneral debilitated,
there is nothing in the world that will
cure you se quickly as Electric Bitten.
They aro a blessing to all mankind, and
can be had far only fifty cents a bottle
•1 James 11'►ls.,u, (2:i
40,000 IA.ORE0
of WILD and IMPROVED LANDS. for sale
siting the line of the P.H.lr.W.H.R, in Mani -
lac and Huron Counties, MICHIGAN. Prices
true RR per acre acre upwards- (food water,
markets, soll climate, etc, Free Guides and
Excursion Rates to show the lands, Write
Mr Rams Hatt lett pnrtiratare to W.W. JON tlf `
SS Military 4L, Pt. Ft7' HURON. inept, redone
agent for TTeaaessec Lands 11t,};�
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AULMpriARF
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FOR THE CURE O'F
3R�CAS• COLDS. AS'I'>me
�Nt'FIRTS and aII LUN
1 COt1PLAINTS.andforth:
RELIEF of PERSONS IA
th''tdvanetdSta��ee of
CONSUMPTION -
J. W. BRAYL•
PROPRIETOR•
MONTREAL.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
fir +�.}-t. Li'
CtABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER'
Hamilton Street, Goderich
A good aesortsest of Kitchen, tied -moue.. Di+!mg Ileum awl Parlor !Furniture. snob as
Mos, Chairs Omit, cone and wood seatedk Cupbuacd. hod mead* Mattresses,. Ws. -.taad
lwuagrs, Sofas, What 'lots, Looking (theses.
N. it -A rosselete awue'aeat of Colima a and Shrouds always on hand ale Hearses for b
at rss.osabls rate .
Picture Frawlnc • specialty. -A oaU solicited. Ifo •
BOOTS AND SHOES
r'T W GOODS.
REMEMBER
Have the Largest Stock,
The Latest Stvlest
The Most Leliable Goods,
And the Lowest Prices,
Please Call =xar..ri.irie
NO TROUBLE WATEVER TO SHOW GOODS.
_ DO-VCTN1NT G,
Crabb'. Block. Corner East street and Square.
Gnlerich, May 8th, 1881.
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BOOTS&SHOES.
=O'W'11i i W CleCleLZI
Bee t. aan.unct' t.. the Public that they !:ace opened 1 u.ittesa in the :Ileac St, • s
in the store Neely occupied by Horace Newt;t. Has int„ t•urchaes l a large •cud
well emetics: stuck of Spring and hteetncr Go• us at close ugures, se are determine
/ 1• ones the Pii:dae
QUICK SALES, SSiALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR ICTTO
Jnr" 'tease call and esauaine our oe. 'Is l,efers ptirc(wing els.•* here.
ort .ertember the place, next .io.,r G. J. Wilson's Drug Store.
Wer -Custom work will racer%e o ur special attention.
per -None but the beat '.f material used end first-class workn:cn empicyed,
se -Repairing neatly done ••n t':.• .h •rte'st entice
(Iuderich. March 9 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U F
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$1.'k Readorh•, and relieve all the tro- !et hot.
d -rat to toe illiws. state of the •tem uc
a asbui-
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anew, Natives. DowstaesDroit after • Wing,
NM la the SA*. Se. W h.le tar r most ntiurb
ab;c meows ham bees shown is caring
1
R,wdaeke,yet G'arter's Little Liver Pillow,. egnaiiy
r.loaMa in Cotrsttpatios, cueing and preventing
M:• winery ice complaint, wha.• ib. a auto correct
d; d.snrd.-rs of the stomart., atim,ila!• the" i s• -t
and neuter,' the bowers. Lens if tis, y only carol
E A
Ache they would be a:mo't pr relies to ON. who
each r fr .m this distressing temple, r ; b,:t tato•
mately their goodness does not red herr, and those
wbo once try thew will and these Pule t +11. els-
stde is so bust ways that they well not be wil•:ag
be do without tb.. re But aft.fr al: sic'. head
ACHE
Is the bane ofWsmany llveethat hcrr whew" we KANsAs CITY
snake our gnat boost. Our pt:L care it weeny-,
others do not
t'artar's Little Litter Pills ars, ---: malt and A•t
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lrebrask..ylmourt. Ran.
ma, New Sealed, *ruse*, 41
tate an l Texas..
The adui:Tk',tT, QCItheriT and
SCAT Ise to at Joccep
Olson. Topeka. Dral-
no 11.11sti 0.1.
restos.
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1.: • I:�••tle h.0 n• .:: r1,.. f •1 inert
Tsfttra. I'"• %Com,m., a5d 4t pug,
ly conceded to �a •.n.,.r rrpnte• u•
the . 'tee irSs
tlatirts4 !s th- W,.r:d fns
all Name. of travel
very easy intake. One or two a snakes dole. come -mat tines
ore strictly vegetable sed do not grape or t�w_ is rads �r,�
purge. batbytheir gentle •rt: plow air who I�.I�� peps a/
mer them. n vta!s a Y3 rents: Ire for tt. aeW Thmee`i
by druggists everywhere, or seat by mai..
. Titkess es the. 4
CARTER MEDICINE CO., ( Celebrate.: Line r
Now York City. k in •'lots.. i.
the t•. S. sed _
The Ontario _ Mutual
Try(l
and roll wen
and trireme •
warm.. reread
of a dM -
A!! commit
In'•,e
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L E ASSURANCE CO. �� F' •trK,,`•;;'"
HEAD OFFICE, - WATERLOO, ONT. T 1 POTTER. PERc[\al Lew[tf.
uilra�o. J;t'• tblta,.u.I1
D01111110% DalPo.IT. Rses,ase.ae.
The only purely Mutual Life e'o. in Canada.
Total number of likens• in fore,. . In -Inform, Ont,
c e. Canadian P..t
IOt 5.241 .revering assurance to the 51 000! , t
of tit.;y,;as co.
»Tat AaatTra, �,�t ;oa-es mere 1:. Jon extols,
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TOTAL fwtaet.
TOTAL R, ate' e
'° Ticks' A en
i$.1.7s..se IT (. flodereh
' Tbs. Company s Reserves art hosed on the
"Actuaries Table of Mortality," ar•1 four pe,
eon!. interest les, IfigAo.f Atan.!ard adopt 0,11
emporiaby any life emporian I'amain. and one-half
Per cent. higher than the standard used by the
IMwtinlon Instinanee I.epartment.
P
Rend sit Pent* for montage.
and rec.'ve fro P w rosily bort
�ea•sa.ahelp you
to more e money r1r h 11.t e
The emsaimg pwttlarity and rapid rrrnwth than anything elite in Ibis world. AILL of ember
yhe that n I1Rt1 the firer may
J year teen
1 I:.fbusiness. m the
fact I see. titr••-end from drat hour. The besed:veil
tbs. n 111 amounted to only IIa,21R, while lot j to fortune open% before the workers.•ta ctistr•-
Par thw•F reached the haniarone total of !iron.•\lonrraddnaa,Ta,s&('o.,Aatfpeb,
7sA WM. HENtltltW. Blatancy?. ales. 1
R. RODGIXR, Dowered Agent,
Stratford. Out.
allE,An •Hirt. awd rename District \Mot
sea ed for title. eh and Rest Huron. ADO,
to W. R Honours. General Agent. RIratford.
WNoner to Loan at Low Rates of interest.
ay send, Mi. iesa-awt
To Remove Dasu,r n -Cleanse the
.oalp with Prof. Low's Regis Rulphor
Snap. A deliglttf.l siediated soap fie
We take. Ie.
Reye Dryden :
"She knows her man, mid when yogi runt
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a single lair."
But it mist he beentifnl hair to hal
each pewee : and beautiful hair ears be
eaoore$ by the use of CWOAtaat Ram
)l<tiefla Sold et webs. by'. Wtleen.
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