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'Yee sant possibly
Tker.phi!w ; indeed.
that you should ,tat to
high time that you
of that Lsmeut•ble
makes you blueli and
ed Masser upset e•,twpleteiy the smell
south et equaatastty 1 was bloused walk.
What did l sun her ask superstition, ur
•vo.it that party, 1 Addison f Instead of replying, all I
1 eepeendiv desire o.uld do was to mumhlo, at the sats.
it. Besides, it is
should rad )uunelf
beside/item wbjih
stammer, and bs-
este as confused es • seb•e.I girl —yes, •
perfect yosug Hercules, too f
It was ...y another wlw spoke.
,Dear lady : her ides of Hercules went
lengthwise ; fur though I certain{) s1...d
about five feet -eleven in my stockings, I
otherwise had the proportions of au ex-
tremely fashionable silk uinbrulia.
With regard to the party, of course I
had t.. gine in ; but my sotoiesceece
bm,ugbt uta many a paug'of sileut sad
bitter mortification.
The wiaerable festival proved As
climax ut a painfully bashful life.
Although 1 use the word bashful, 1
know that it is impossible for auy oris
to understand the lull signitiomnce of tlse
word us its apptioatiun to my particdirf
case.
No urdinary comprehwsion of the
word can convey an adequate moldy tai
the complaint.
The b•shfulnea seemed t.. La an um- d. clutch at the thing to step Its ruddy
conquerable horror, and eternal eight -
This
from injuring the cloth.
mare, that existed only to cyerwhrhn TI'u proceeding brought my elg,,w
me wherever I went. int.• sharp contact (nth the now of \lies
Solitude brought no relief, fur when- ; 1loweer, who uttered a shriek as though
eras 1 wu,iht it..eduaiuu I was Ir.ubld when -
she had been shot, and startled the whole
by the reflections arisimy from the weak- I company, making every man among them
nos and childishuew of my public ap- glare at ms in lndjgluaiAamszawsut.
It was a stere trine.
arances.
The party at the Nolan' , to whh i The uijvreu party didu t even rise
..
air, and Mrs. Nolan tried to
bed been invited, was the
tint 1 hafrom her ch
d i pace the .oc.dui.t un as .1eseantly as
gone to sintx, u a troy, t had been ars... possible.
god to a juvenile dance,
buss inch:met my bead. as l font cheeks,
, forehead, and neck bepuwitul suffuse(
with cnwt..n.
i welled Jack tttauoer's eyes bled
I apse. we with a torsowly animal look,
which told that :my plight reminded hum
of maker days.
My tongue became (arched, and great
heeds of perspiration brake out oat sty
torrheed, when I heardat horrid chuckle
and saw hen bend to Aisper ',motion(
to the pretty girl at his side, who shook
her heed tepreiiugly, but seemed anaus-
el.
Jack was ..ceawionelly very vulgar.
Atter that time cntusion was com-
plete, and self p'.aseasi.,n uap.endile.
Mfr. Dune, Jawaudetl s,wething .rr
other simultaneously with the lady on
Nay other hand, who requested a JHferent
gond insert. •
4:f course i gave the wrong thing to,
each and in the endeavor to put matters
tight I upset *decanter
Walt a fearful effort to smile at the
naisfer.use, I wade a nervous and exeit-
THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JAL
1 A Wiodist M iopurtaat only us pts • atteddskeilllidor
own eyes. A few yeah ago, a Bible osstributor,
It is quite an error to imagine that so- while paesing throw, a ammo w Nes
ciety u hanging incurs sur words, er
watching, with bated btwlh, •our ase•
t sous.
A grand lesson to learnt 11 how utterly
L:et our insignificant lives are in the
mightiness u4 the uulveree, or even in
trilling circles of the metal world.
Although at out 1 had no slight diffi-
culty in giving practical effect to the ..ut-
cows of ray reflections on blushing, I ui•
tatrouunateble.ly del succeed in banishing the
Instead of avoiding company I began
to g•. freely into tittle coteries of friends•
and felt myself uisxmsciously being
driven into havieg an intersat in their
eouversatwu and pastimes.
At brat I used to blush very fre.luent-
ly ; but then 1 remembered that nobody
cared whether I blushed or not.
The dual' was • cause uf discomfort to
myself alone.
At church and other public pieces, I
might be (re1neutly sero, but on such
occasions 1 steadfastly endeavored to
concentrate every attention upon the
tern Massachuaetta, was told of • tastily
in whose (home there was not even the
cheapest cop) of the tioriptures--r, el-
1e1to was the h.mtility of the busload to
Christ minty.
The contnhutar started at once to
visa the family, and found the wife
hanging out the week s erelong. In the
Douro of a pleasant conversation, he
handed her • neatly bound Bible
With a saute that said, "Thank you,'
she held out her hared, but instantly
withdrew it. She hesitated to accept the
gift, knowing (hist her husband would
be displeased if she took it.
A few plow/gut weeds followed, in
which the roan spoke of the need of the
mind of divine direction, and of the
Bible to that' heed, and the woman re-
soh.xf to take the gift. Just then, her
heshxud Game from behind the house
with us axe on his shoulder.
Seeing the Bible in his wife hand. he
looked throateuutgly st her, and then
said to the contrioulor, "%V hat do you
want sir, with my life t'
proceedings. and not up.nn my paraoral The frank words of the Christian man,
aspect. spo'en in a manly way, s, tar softened
Blushing pimple may sometimes find a his irritation that he replied to him with
difficulty in this. civility. But stepping up to his wife, he
I especially tied to keep in _fie y.' took the Bible from he hand saying :
graces of agreeable and chatty mentt..:rs We have always had every thing in
of the fair sex. common, and well have this toot,"
I can truthfully say from experience Placing the Bible en the chopping
that I know of no better company for bkock, he cut it In two parts with one
bashful men. blow of the axe. Giving one part to his
Fur nun -blushing members ..f themes- wife, end putting the other in his pocket,
culine fraternity such a remark auuld go he walked away.
without saying. Several days after this division of the
h took me some time to (tet rid of Bib's, tae was in the forest chopping
the evil, but it has been accomplished at wood.At noon he seated himself un a
I I was speechless. Last. log, and began eating his dinner. Ti,.
My re -appearance in society was at
Annihilated by c,.nfesiun and disgrace, Company and iunvicent aruwanent discovered Bible w;gestd itself. He
first auspicious. na whole bodyseemed to be burning ; have done it.
That is to say, I only- blushed alightly y took if from his coat pocket, and his eye
my elh.thes beteante too small for me, my 1 tan n.'w walk into any gathering in fell upon the last page. Ho began read -
as I mumbled some sort of wresting to
mouth by amu al dry as a litre-kiln.the most uninus6iu•• mapper ; and can
the hostess, and damped °oily on one 1 1 ' ing, mid was woo interested in that story
In .t sort of spa .i. a Ie way 1 kicked talk with iwrfect ease to Leah mammas of the Prodigal Sun. Bat his pari ended
person's toss - those of irascible old 'out my ri_ht foot under the table. attd Jou hien.
lkdiznnl, the lawyeo -as I retied into d with •hewn'a ather.atiuw. "I wall arum
Great thunder ' Tu such an rztent, indeed, did 1 Rn and go to my father."
a shaded corner of the room. .' thing that I had thought was a scall
I nutaccd that Biz. and during the rata[ proved to be a tile and vicious
whole evening looked at me with a cr, ss.- terrier, called 'Snap,' whtch had sueaked
ezamtninhI expresainn o1 eousterance wtobaerved jute the apartment f
that was very ernbarrasajttg. The little brute turned upon one of sty
From the secluded posit.'" 1 i:•ek up lees end fixed his teeth in it.
I managed to net a fair view of the cum-'
f hiving a yell, such as my pent-up
Pony- , wtaery naturally strengthened, I :Dade
It seemed • very neistbber:y gathecinz, for the door.
but much to my ann .v:anee, there was •snap' was after mr, with a determio•
hardly a face that del net awake recut. IeJ hull on .ate of the tittle of my coat.
lection' of some awiiwardueu in ra11 y i which I lord to leave with hint as I tied
bokaniec to the hall.
Bashful experiences were revived cis Stein; ala Mr. Nolan in pursuit, i
++shouted en apo{. ey for my misfortunes, manners a thorough Yshu',. next da„ has wife sate hien reeling the
There i ,d Id 1
with the latter that i actually found my -
At night lin said t.. his wife, with .[-
self, one day, pruleosing to pretty Susan f,cteal carelessness. "Let she have your
Joy. part of that Bible. I've been reading;
No, realer, she isn't leadin_ over my about a 1,'y who ran away from home,
right' shoulder Int now mrd whispering. and after halite: a hard time, decided t•,
"You darling, stupid, old donkey, what go back, and how the old man received
nunseuso is that you're writing r' him."
She refused me ptiut-blank, and war- T:ie wife's heart beat violently but
ried Blithers. of the Hurse Artillery,who she mattered her ley and quietly handed
has two thousand a peer and a place call- her husband her part without a word.
ed Blitherly Hall. He read the story through and theta
Nobody knew why Susan took With- re -read it. He read ..n far in the night
en, If it wasn't for ha ntottey. But not a word djJ ho say to his wife.
Ile was as ugly as a Hottentot. and in During the leisure uu.otnents of the
every hand
Thr was t sat benign and ^'m o seared a anon; hal that went down over Susan must have been a mercenary
lady, Mrs. Babha•_e, before whom, tea. uuw jointed puts, ani ar lett lie said
my to abrupt{ "wife I thunk to t Cot bast
n and In a moment was .out in the creature. and now that I thunk of it, the y o
days preciously, I had vaaioiy retreated vers xis. ill was:. t s, pretty as she was said too
round a corner because she was accoin- t J i' y ho"k 1 ever read."
I Ili ' the relief given by the cold night be. Dry after day he read it. His wife
parried by two young female acquaint- breeze ' I am almost sure she had a sll4ht
rises round his few words which indicted
a
Even in the .quandary in which I wee equtnt and a turn -up nose. ' that he was beco ,nita•_ attached to 11.
She evident•y was just'y braiding me placed . turn, pained, ashamed and die. But it Jeesn't matter at all. for I snow (Inc day Le said,
as •rude fellow."Wife' I'm Ging to
°
The severe Mrs. Captain Trnnnioa I graced 1 found comfort in the ksim• found a sweeter girl who "hadn't gut try and live by that hunt• ; I guess it is
p seas u4 the rushing wind. neither !" the Lust sort of a guide for s mak."
bad grievjuwly uaundsd yeah het ore by 1 have broken a hole in the ins
niattinA cw.
i blockhead, but tm'nroNsa, And is dist. A strum Pin prejudice
and taken s plunge in the :Peva, star arairut re!igiotruth, growing out of a
s111tsion to the dusbtful escapade of a wnuldharecnnst.ered jos pemtiyiss*y partial conviction of us necessity, is often
h t h nn 'Chan in printing, steel plates are used, on y•
to be gradually frozen to death alone o1
The onlyjoke I had ever attempted which two hundred stamps are engraved. followed by a changed life, and such was
P a driftin • icll.ere.
before the venerable glias Dowser was aTwo men are kept hart at work- covering this experience. --1 Youth's Companion.
ren reaehiuz hone. i managed to tial them with cdoured inks and positing —
youthful Ain; at the are of forlorn spin to my ream geittly and an secret.
them to a man and a girl who aro equally Toe !werew
' oe's''
stemItemevinz my tettereu garments, I
Three pretty girls --especially Susan
busy printio� them with large rolling .\t Windsor it is considered the correct
wen there, under whose eyes i threw nay weary and injured body upon head -presses. Three of these tittle thug. after the inspection of the royal
Joy-- the toed, and auoaued and rolled about apartments and chapels, to visit the royal
squalls are employed all the time. After la i 9
Mow tlet.itrer Isfsaes ere fie.
-*.t era en g
tee.,.... -
Isahetd regularly at church every inn for hours, during which I more than
y nturrinq , a blush that became mvre I once was on the verge uf weeping, in the
vivid when the sun, through the stained' acutentw ot my vexation.
glass windows, brought reflection cf blue only, however. I dropped into a
t+ my nese. Among the men then was troubles slumber, and dreamed that I
the lawyer, whose toes I had crushed :
fell from the top of St. Paul's
the editor of the lop{ newspaper, who Can anyone imagine at to be possible
wouldn't publish ecathinf attack upon
things in general ; the rector. who was
sure to fluor me with some abstruse ques-
tion
uotion regarding ohmic' ; and old Captain
Trunnion, whom i was positive I over -
hard on ens occaaon call me • milksop.
Fresh embarrasament arose when 1
heard 'an old echoolfellow's--Jack Stan-
ner's name announced.
Jack was a lively. rattling fellow,
whom 1 had not sees for Isog. enewgk 1
i knew he was the poseemsor of • tremas- of their party.
rims etnro of ridiculous remin'.cenees Indeed, I have a suspicion that my
of early days, when my unhappy sober-
the small sheets of paper upon which stables. Admittance to the stable yard
the two hundred stamps are engrave.{ s rained by the registration of the visa -
the s name at the pard gate. 11".11Y
\'hy this
stave dried enough, they are sent into formality should toe ulteerteed 1 du not
another nem and gummed. The gum know, for It would hardly enable the
d f this a is a alar sum- authorities to find any person disposed
use r tn purpose
pec
1u steal anything, and, moreover, there
position, made of the Iwwder ..f dried
is nothing to tempt the snort incurable
potatoes and other regetablee, mixed kleptomaniac. No man of the leant die
that I can now lank back upon that es with water. After havinc been again criminating tante in horseflesh could be
perience with indifference, yet. almost
dried, than time on the little racks which andoced to take a present of any o4 the
with amusement 1 are fanned by steam power, for about an
Such is really the pee. hour, they are put in between sheets of
The past, with all its awkward mem-
paste-beard and pressed in hydraulic'
Dries, dons not rajas the slightest blush, presses capable of applying a weieht of
nor even an inward
tl,n qualm. two thousand tons. The neat thing is
But before telling how this was brought
about, I must remark that my ignomini-
ous retreat from the Noland didu't in
the least way interfere with the pleasure
troubles or.ly added a little more to the
quer was 'Lobster. fun of the evening.
Fortunately, this young lady whom I After that night i subjected my us -
had the honor ot asking in to dinner was bearable condition to a very searching
very distant sed freezing in her manner. examination. -
But the relief proceeding from this
circumstance was of short duration.
I had just found out, with no little
discomfort, that the soup was intensely Why did i blush before Rials t
hot. when the ancient (Kiss D»ser Why olid i blush when commanded 1 Five h frulrerl thousand are horned every
•wept down upon ms and flushed my �� by did i blush bofon etery'oody J week mm that cause. For the pant A wealthy and chartable July, refsrn-
to cut the sheet in half ; each sheet, of
course, when cut, contains • hundred
stamps. This is done -
with a
large pair sit shears, thigT by hand
being preferred to that of machinery,
which method would destroy too many
stamps. They ate then passed to twn
other squads, who perforate the paper
between the stamps. Next, they are
premed once more, and than packed and
labeled and stowed away for despetchittg
twenty or thirty real hacks that are
usually kept in the Windsor stables. A
mile in 6 minutes would stagger most of
them, and an India -rubber jockey would
not be safe in riding any of them uver a
patch of thistles. much less a pest -and
rail fence. Nearly all .f these rang-b.neu
and spavined chargers appear to have
cnme to the royal stables at the coron-
ation of their venerable mistress and to
hare remained ever since to mid wins -
ion.
A. sa.i$ as Agog Mem&
Bail is a big horse, with large intelh-
geat eyes, sad a tees which plainly asys.
"Yue may walk clues to say heels with-
out the siightest danger." There is •
apr,ng to hu walk which sh.'ws microns -
men strength, and alien be gets w KW.
tion welt a fire department truck ht hind
him the truck at pretty sure of being
hit at the tire. Eur seven years Vail
has been 4uartered with Hook and Lad
der Cowpony No. 1 in Chambers ,test,
and ail the firemen ere in love with hue.
"He is as gentle as a kitten, ' oust
Fireman Lynch last night, "and knows
as much as any roan tit the house."
A reporter lied Just eutereot the engine
house, end was impressed by the appear-
ance of Bill, who was harnessed t.- the
truck alongside of Tom, hat centganaon,
waiting for • signal to go to $ bre that
proved to be just outside of the district.
Ball hoard the reporter say that he was s
very tine. looking horse, and ackouwleulg-
ed the compliment by b,hhinw his head
Then he stretched his neck and affection-
ately put hu nose on the reporter's
shoulder, and when the reporter went
close to him he rubbed his face against
the reporter's. The firemen gathered
around and patted and petted the bit
animal until it was learned that they
would nut have to go to the tire, and
Bill and Tom were unharnessed. Bill
walked back into his stall with a regular
Mowery swagger, just as if h.. knew that
he WA.; a wundertul horse and was proud
of it.
"Pell is sixteen rears old, ' Fireman
Lyn.:.i says, "and .sena to get wiser all
the titue. If there is a green horse to be
broken in he is put alongside of kill, and
then he learns in ten time I think that
Bill teaches him. Hill always knows
when the gong agoing to strike,hefurc
it sounds. D•• you see that c .mbination
instrument on the wall there 1 Well, ,,
makes a slight clinking noise halt a
second before the gong; sounds 11 II
always hears it, and if he is lying doe
he quickly jumps up and gets reedy to
run to the truck. The stalls, you see.
are it: the tuck of the room, and we can
stand Fere in front auu call Bill and he
will walk right out by himself. He does
co many intel igent things that I woule
not Knew where to begin to tell them.
Although he is old, 1 don't know of any
re og; horse that we would swap hint
for. No Tom is not as Bill, but then
he is a young horse and has net been
hong m the business. 1141 a teaching
hits fast, th•w4h. —I New York Sun.
Coed for AL.
For all diseases of the blood, kidneys,
liver and bowels take Burdock Bleed
Bitters. it is purely vngeaMe, can do
iso harm, and is always beneficial. 2
Goon Tee t cal 'toren. —rational
Blushing and general bashfulness were too fulfill orders. if a single stamp is Fills are a good blood purifier, liver
carefully scrutinised. regtnlat,r and mild purgative for all
sheet of one hundred stamps is burned.
Why did f blush in church t torn or in any way mutilated, the whole seasons. I
A sus la Temperature.
The ghee. Mselaat4eaed.
The vital forces are strenotheno'f and
the entire system renovated and built up
by BurJ'xa Blood Bitters. It acts on
on the bowels, titer. kidncya and
E'er the Seq.
The flseaped sod eon.
Oa account 01 its purity mud women.
Intent strength and (treat {ower ever
disease, llurd•rck Blood Bitters el the
cheapest and beet blood clesuuog trot°
known for all dteorlet.d condones of
blued liver and kidneys.
a Liam salted resa.ms.
Mr M. E. Allison, Hutchinson. Kas.,
saved hia life by a simple Trial Bottle e.
Dr. King's New Ihse•very, fur Cue -
gumption, which canard him to procure
a large bottle, thateempleteiy cure) tum
when Dootora, change of climate and
everything else had failed. .%,athuta,
Br,a:cluur, Horrsentsa• Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diseases. it is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Betties at J.
Wala..0 a dra( store. Lange size $1. (1)-
Mhusten, lawyers, teachers, and oth-
ers whose .occupation givee them but
tittle exrretse, should use Cotter's Little
Laser Pills for torpid liver and bltwua-
nees. 1 rue is a dose. is
Worms odtes cause seri•.us Orissa The
cure is Dr. Low's Wenn Syrup. It de-
ser..yr and expels woruu effectually. 1m
The 1/'i L• elook-: gives the f.,llnwin„
story, which is all the better for benne
true : Two men stood at the saute table i
in a larva a inPhiladelphia, h work- Te .pe1'81a0e Eotel I
ing the sacro trade. Haring au hour floe rsi
their noosing every day, each under-
took to use it in accomplishing a definite
purpose ; each persevered for about the
same number of months, and each nun
success at las:. One of these two me-
chanics used his daily leisure hour in
w..rking out the invention of a machine
tor mewl"' a block .1 wood into almost
any desired shape. When his invention
was complete, lie sold the patent for a
fortune, chanted his workman's apron
for a br'adcloth suit, and shoved out of
a tenement house into a brown stone
mansion. The other man —what did he
do' t\ ell, he spent an hour each day
donne moat of a year in the very diffi-
cult undertaking of teaching a little dog
to stand • n his hind feet and dance a
jig, while ho played the tune. At last
accounts he was working ten house a day
at the same trade and at his old wages.
and filling fault with the fate that made
hie fellow w,.rkman rich while !Pavane
hint poor. Lruure minntes may tring
gt.lden grata to mind as well as purse,
if one hatveate wheat instead of chaff.
WARREN LE1AN9,f
ehnm everybody knows es the suoceele 1
r..auager of the
Largest Hotel Enterpriss-s "
of Atrrrtea, says that while a passenger from
New York on board a ahlpgolug around Cape
Moen, in the early .lays sit emigration L, Cal-
if irii.a, he learnt that naw of the omcers of
the vessel had cured bimaalf, during las sur_
a: •,
ot an obstinate dieew by oke use et
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
alae., then Ye. LZL.'D Lis recommended
Aran's $aaaara>uLLA u many Nmilar
urea, sad he bee never yet Lod of its fail.
are to effect a radical euro.
borne years ago one of Mr. t.rt.awO's tars
laborers bruised La le;. Owing to the bad
state of his blast, ac, ugly serofuloo s swelling
or lump appeared on aha Inured l:mb. Hoe.
nble itehing uf the skin, with hurntng and
darting pains through the lump, made fife
almost intolerable. The leg became maw -
moiety enlarged, and running ulcers formed, !
discharging great quanutiee of extremely
eeessive matter. No treatment ecu of say
avail ani{ the man, by Mr. LctaxD's dtree.
tloa, was supplied with Arxs's Samara-
RILLA, which allayed the pais and Irritation,
healed the sone, removed the swelling, aid
completely restored the limb to nue.
Mr. LtuaD has personally seed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla '1
for rtheematlam, w:th entire envie, ; and,
a:ter careful otserrat.m. declares that, N
Lis beLef, there is no :ne.LNue is the world
egoist to I: far the e:t' of Liver Disorders.
Gout, the erects of high living. MM'
abeam, tions. Eru`tlona, and all the
various forms of blood diseases,
We Lara ?Ir. LzuND.* permission to favus
all who may shake further evidence is retard
to the extraordinary caratlrs powers et
Aran's SAaa&PAamLL.t to see hint person-
a:ly sit ser at his mammot:I ocean Hotel.
Lang IIrane:yor at the popular Leland Hot*,
Lrcadway, 2:th and 4th streets, New York.
Mr. LEusu's extensive knowledge of the
gaud done by this unequalled eradicator est
booed pnlsens enables L:m to give Lavinia
mt:ctt ta.;...tiu taturau;a.
'mere/me Be
Dr. J.C. Ayer dt Co., Lowell, Mass.
Soil by al: -Drajm:sta, all, eta bottles for Id.
twenty years, not a single sheet has been' mm. from a dive on a bitterly cold day,
cheeks by •request for salt. Why did I (.lush when alone
i►h, Mr. Then ' ahs examined' on All this was wade • matter ter dobbin- lust, such care has been taken in counting i eans for her steward and bids him send
them. During the process of mann tic- some wood instantly to a poor family that
sesm a little spilt, 'isn't it eery raw- I ate and minute inquiry. is almost freezing to death.
lucky to spill salt T' And, in coons of time, the kn owldgs lurmc, the iNta are counted eleven I Then her ladyship throws off her wraps
times. and wheels her easy chair up to the
blazing fire, and sown a warm and cnlo-
portable.
Biter the steward to ask how mach
wood be shall send the sufferers.
'•Well," says the lady redestively, "1
don't know. Never mind - i'll think it
ever and let you know. Then isn't really
say hurry about it: you see, et Jus grown
nine► warmer Maori i came in '" (Phila-
delphia Coil.
i mattered something to the offset
that 1 didn't know that there was any-
thing particularly calamitous associated
with such en actin, hut nobody seamed
to hear the muffled tones in whish 1
tittered this wise conclusion.
'Te mpill salt,' said Susan Joy. '1 bmve
hoard, is indeed • very had amen : what !self
does it portend, Mr. Theo '
'Addison has a very charming sod tree
easy
on the altwr.lity of each sapsnli•
tions,' heavily remarked the rector. 'i
bpttlttssne yo' reeaearber that exeellest
work, Then t
Attention direatad to me is this
gradually dawned epos me, as it will
under similar circumstances to nineteen -
twentieths of those who have a kindred
weakness, that the feeling doss not
print from any inherent physical trou-
ble, but rather from an intense develop-
ment of • mental •(s tion, known as
To find a remedy, let us Lok upon the
world ma it ungelastmtably looks e'xon sus
—with indifference.
Every Man and .Tory
plenty In Think about in aosMetion with
th.Mmetres without trembling tbeueseIrre
sbost .riJew people's bbeelt .
woman has
Seine say "Consumption an't be cur-
ed."
ured " Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, as proved
by forty years' experience, will cars this
disease. when not already advancer) be-
yond the reach of medical aid. Even
then its use affords very gteat relief, and
futures refreshing sleep.
Tooter. &moue em who are suffering with
Bronchitis, or weakness el t►e threat and
lungs, should not delay, but take ltoste-
11011 a Prsnuruoatase Rsrn-uunx regularly,
serest to the •dries of their physician
Dyspepsia in its worst font will
to / w d Carter's Little Nerve
aided �! owe er• s i stile Li
ingl ter
or the directions on the bottle. Always by sot "sly new. a present di•anees,
sok foe Rost eaolen Pwnsri.oasza alert- ol'"stben the etomseh and dimwit' e•
emus, east be sere you gest if. t: (r• 1i stere. 1)
No sufferer frau any ecroiulnas domes,
who wtH fairly try Aries tisnapsrt
Deed despair of a curs. It will purge
the blored of all impurities, thereby de-
stroying the germs from which scrofula
is developet'7• -wad will infuse new life
and vigor throughout the whole physical
organisation.
P111.,
Pills.
o the FAR OF HURON
The public are hereby informed that the esb
scriber intends to wart s Temperanee bow.
Iht drinLiy, 1 -:,rend..( Jath, JRRJ,
and will carry on the business thereafter.
1 hare extensive sleds and stabtiag an eonate0
tion. and will guarantee first-class attention.
at regular rates.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
1 solicit the patronage of the Tempe.-w1t�����
Farntingl'ommunity.and will guarantee them "r
a .:table *topping place.
A limited number ut boarders aa:l be ac
comm.dated.
L. J. TREBLE.
Victoria street, o, poops the Fair6ruued
Goderich. Nur. 13, 1414. Itlep
The People's Livery
`citRV rrA el t
'A
Fluid Wzbtataa.
ildd l.i htr.,ng not only cure. Touthacbe
instantly, but also Neuralgia. tieutat't'r, Ear.
&else. Rheumatism. 1,utabawo and teciatks
Pain of any kind Cane01 remain enc minute
where t: b.pplleiL When you hear of fluid
Lightning you hear at one of abc reeatast
marvels ever known in 11.. way of • medicine
R1 it never fails to cure. and net. in a week or
day. bit the tenant it is applied to ties affect-
ed part. Sold by lasso. Rhys•'*. An:
as 64si•r'. Tribute.
Theriot P. Keator,editur of Ft. Wesel.
Inst., flown', wntes . 'Fur the peat five
years I have always nod Dr. King's New
Di.cov',ry f.,r coughs ..f most severe
character, as well as tor those of • milder
type. It nev••r fails to effect a speedy
cure. My friends to whom 1 have re-
commended tt speak .1 it in same high
terms. Hat inz Leen cored by it .1 every
cough i have had for five tears, 1 con-
sider at the only reliable and sure cure
for coughs, colds, ete.' Call at Wilson's
Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle.
Large are $1.00. it)
$,arm'. fluid Ltakfas
ifs the only instantanew.us n•Hef fat Neu-
ralgia, Hea.lache. T.e,thache, etc. Rab.
• few drops briskly is ell that is
needed. No taking natonons medicines
for weak., hist sine mined.** application
JOHN KNOT, Proprietor
IN sabecrtber is prepared to furnish the pea
Ito yak
11s
AT REA%OhlAMil 1M�.
CA LI. A NI) REE: t -14 -tttlgri ll- the CNkoree
Ilorett Roderick.
Otiderich. Feb. It:b. I1t'l. NNFera
1885.
llarijeYsYouugPeaPla
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The .e+ial and +herr souls. In Hammen
\'°town Powis have all the dramatic lete,eat
We invenlle flcfloe can p•n•eoes while they
are wholly tree groat what is peri sum.' er
. nlearly- meant Ousel. The humorous stories
and pict.tre* are telt of innocent hon. and the
papery .111 natural ht'tory and science. travel
and the fact. .f life, are by 0Mter. wheels
Rums, give floe Meat arurance rat seroracy a•d
.slow. Illustrated paper. sem athlete s e' -,a,
ggafmes. ant paatiwtes give full Intnrrati0s eat
these solder's. There is nothing cheap abet
It but 1u price.
An epitome of everything that in attraetive
and ,t.,e l -aisle In Jn.esile ataratur.. I Itossaei
Courier.
A weekly !vent of god thing., to the toys
and gIl rd.. to ever, tame! which It
IRenokIra Prion.
it le weadsr1)1 .n Its wealth sett Meter's. la
frww.atinn. sad interest. 1tiselatlan Advocate.,
Y. Y.
TERN/1 • Postage t•4.roatd. si de PP, Year
1 rat. rs. rerwe,ewcn Airee.abe. t. Int.
Malt
L
remnvee all pain •slot wall prstve the g�e'►t N,e•s nn ear re .-o M1s a deerMar
valets• of Kram'a Fluid kinin(. 21t �s .-:2
cont. per bottle at Gnome Ithpnas deft[
Ntsuts Y,.mem .a. rare t'ente eaeh-
Remittawen. .Yount Iw wade h Peat-e>•e•w
Wooer Order or Deft. to ave ethane of
lass
mesa r keer the •rrrroee ef N•1101711 t
lttsarws.tew.
Address
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