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-- '!`HE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1885
the rim b 1..orntr.
The If oleo is Ms TwNtsa'.
1 wait wit Mk a t ward 'lie r w tight.
N dh ep.nt t:,emb111 art t • ac.:
With th..mrhie that wren n.. res. aa a'eeatI•
And Twat .bat aa. • idly p •r1• tart'..
Poise housely await 1 was .44%4
Yin the child of my bre and ca. e.
Fosse rtn.'h.t Waif •eardv sa.tin,t
las the rudirs. nerd of 'rotor.
Hut my 111,11!.1+ were alum! the •'hu.1•!ins.'
The wort..omr da) to Lai trod :
Aad that only the /gold enol the *firer.
\ltd in, pre' rout Cones .hoeld noels.
dad ntorra:rt•r.nit in) own p..or .-iforts
The w ra 1. i.e51 wort. 1 Lad door.
.end.. sea when trying a.o+t both).
The meagre dawwee1•tool woo ;
'•11 is rot sinlf buy wood ha). said stubble."
least "It w dl all be bnrsed-
This ustele.sfru.t uf-tbe Initials
One day to be rrtvn,rd.
'"An ! 1 lave se• longed 11, -fart.• 11ini,
.\rid wfartlun•. 1 1:\uW 1 boor tried,
Il .' t'. sure when lie sera SI t31 btsd1g.
fir a Ill lever le' It *ode. — -
Jus tti••161iiiliv:m.4 tbegasatc i, .
The normal ahautd bet. f bnb.td.
My •yr .a tg d an ltd 1 .illi. b+a;te
Of readleg and patcbwort a ewabiewl.
)ly ie'•ar, sores amid.. sly .mare..
,.And .j.:I••; h. u_, ht A .rd sty • . e 1 '
'With ea • of those sweat 1: telt: is
Tp4. s,ny..nlrs maker tea arl W .u.
lia- • hill. 4he waned to betpw
1 low./ 't wee , n- leaf ebr . maid de :
Alt ta sitar a hoteh -he bed toady it-
Tin- ,gr..) othenwtth.0 r t 1.. blur :
Anise' - •au l ew a nde;•l at d it ' -
N"th a ie,ad, rL-1.i,'Ir ,n 1 s e.r.
A -id is half rvialnincoua.• ). artaJut.
i le'' Ix r gro w o .un• .lean.
Then a .sea soare hrotao the Wenn.
.1 r: 1 th • near 1. rd 610'1: .axe
'.art .,uu lead, rcr 1 .r :. .iitt..• child
Tutu t am tender itis thee I ..
T len ..'r.ai,;ht:eay 1 I. new IIi. Rtesoag.
�n 1.11 of . onlo.uni n' an t 1$%. , -
Ant r1,.:..:•:.mine beep to it, itefuer.
Like the glad roe .:.nous; dove. •
For 1 th-,n;-Lt tvh. a :•.• then r pt►llder
l%tmve down•.' • iemptc r) view
To .ee what ren'+ m•t••t he naeadral.
'Antw!ail hit -• lei Aril 1.•1 anew' '
.Periam.. as Ile lookseer the.baildleir.
Hr writ luir.g my wcrl to !Le It.tat.
And ..,:ng tkr ina-t:nt; and bitualiy t.
And bow for it Iiil la feet rigid.
illy d rl's r.
-e Prtt f+r t a 1
to t, teal ) a,
d .All say as I mid for bar.
"1t..rrhfldshe w;mteth..MAP w4
Aad bve ter toe was th..at ear.
"'And for the real lore that isintl. -
The west shall seem peeN s we mine :
Ani b. ante it was witl:ng aerv,e^.
I will .rut t. it with p:•. ud.t divine.'
And therein the drweening 1wililftt
i teemed to b '-Inep:n4 a hand.
An 1 to fort a (teen! lose .•en-rr.:ening 1:1
S: roma r thin a:., t•••111111114:::11.
Theo 1 keeby the thrill of a.eetn •er
Twit' ter aad a: the Nlc>ee:t (M.
Kk'oh wedd\\tenderly guide aa 1 told we
Till all the labor is date.
141 rosy taeaRbts are never our gtoosny,
My faith no loner t• d.m:
lint my hest!•- i* +trona and rr.tfnt --.
And mine eye. are into Him.
THE PRHIOB IN DUBLIN.
An Enthtlaiaetio lieonptton
suable of artiaair' dP-Rings Tho 1 Smart Weed aad lirll•dowa combined;
ps,litlh 1.a.e •.00hed tta.tuenssu refrain with the other a:grasiieltte used tit the
from 1u mum their shop. tonight, as beet porous plasters make Carson's tA. W.
►l n •mtecl toad attempts w►11 be wile K
fro=
p• made at t Ifacksche Plasters the best lit the
serious rioting. The Priaia. ••f Wales market, Pries .b *sot•• 1.
the Peoplo. held • levee at Debit's Castle this after -
aatt a ala■ of p.11 r OWN ape ever t twee-
wad
enaad ib. Lord Mayer ■ awd Tete
Measly er ate rsrnelsle..
Bawls, April 8 -- The tidy i. 111 gals
at t n e rn tumor of the Prince and Princess
.•f %Vales, and malty toisit•.r* (nem neer,
part et the kingdom aro congregated
here The hetelkeepere and tradesmen
are .1elighte•1. it is thought the digni-
fied neutrality wilt teed by Parnell will
probably disappear under that pressure of
public epmiou and the popular cuthu-
aia.111.
The only cI.ouly 100 the herizen is
canes,' by the anxiety as to what the
students ma do with the Rig they store
from the It)n house. If they ilia
play it in houur of the prince it will he
the signal for a riot. The lord mayor
has boutlit atwther thy;, which will ire
dap aycd over the %I ttesian house+.
Tht Prince -and Princess ..f \Valet and wale's 1Mwssal AlitgeMal ___
Primer Albert A•iet.•r arrived at hueg
down at noun. L•ree numbers of pr,,,
ole assetuhia•d 1.1 greet the visitors.
'►int towlt was crowdeJ with people .181
lie tow 0 •a. pr•'ro•ely decorated. N
hen of eacural.'0 .teann•rw tltr..m_1•.l the
bay decked with bunting, salsa vest's
of the channel egoaJrm armies wt itit,-
11.•.•11.
This eremite the Princes hold a drew• tys aware.
Tb
Mr. A. Daile,ut Tuulhannoek,
ing roots at the Castle. The levee given pa. was agile -tits' for su years with Asth-
Mday at Dublin a'astIrs by the Prince and
lila and Bronchitis, during which time
Prtocora of Wales was larger :hen any
held 1.1 Ire'aud since the visit ..f the
wren i1, idea. (rood order prerailed.
Is •ds ler tamer
V. think not, for if disinterested it
has like every good thing been dearly
purchased. A fool may oder, but it re-
quire' a viae wan to profit by it,and you
my reader may offer or except a little
practical a.ltiee. 1 se or te!1 colt fr.euds
u. uw only Putnam a .'ono Extractor,
for thoitaue'ls hair 1e1(18%4, after a prac
t.ewl test, that it 's 'he • I ly sure, safe
and 1 .ru,lea. rein.. ly for .. res in •the
wt•rl.l.. •k ererywhece, by druggist*
and imelici'e, all over the
country /Nara. et sutati;utva.
Fashion's -Fancies.
A large high crowned, hat ai dark
brown .Milan brawl is she`�r n, tby brim
faced with gatheted brnwif crepe, mud
turned up onthe edge with the folds of
brown velvet. The crows ii trimmed tribute to the Irish aden was instantly tirasdfather s days that the young men
with rich brown velvet folds, and in front recognized by the people, and the prin. should be taught these ti;raceful nothings
is placed • shell of tinsel lace web hoes toss Baa everywhere greeted with ap- and arts of a polite education, the educe -
of narrow brown velvet ribtr'n and a plans.. tion of • gentleman ; and those of us who
cluster of velvet primroses, blue corn . After luncheon of Dublin castle the have had the good f-ortune to know a
flowers. elbow Narcissus budsand eerie. party proceeded to the Royal Dublin survivor of that well-bred generation
gated velvet rose leaves. society's show at Ball's bridge. The have been charmed. perhaps, with that
Little pointed cap etc. in velvet have recept..n there was enthusiastic. and the
r..s••ties placed en either side of the pent. ct eering along the route was hearty and
Ono of the moxa ttes is made ..f ribh.•n of unanimous.
the *owe color as the bonnet -Garnet, . Po1sce lined the railroad from Kinzie
C111116911 •sr brown ; while the other in town to Dublin donne the passage d
contrast is of pale blue, shrimp pink, or the royal train this afternoon, but there
pal • :.Peri The rihtx,n for •h. rosettes was 11" eccaston for their services. When
is of velvet, with back and edeea of satin, the prince shook hands with the peot•le
fr.•. tea,.:o two and a hall mow. sia,. who aurroundetl tke carriare t•eday the
The prince is always around td pin.
feetitNa in the evening, even at the
theatre, hu is gloved, and invariably
*ears a white waistcoat wtttt leis dress -
stilt. 1 lasleas uq, hes pitta un a tope -east
known as "that 'estimates. In �he
summer. when "the gw elfin .' fa at iia f I
When the t Moon* was sighteas t1—e was he is f 1 el wesrtng a suit of pearl -dry
gra..ted with salvos of adithtry. As Nie ,.Loth, made with a frock -cost. 111 is a/ -
royal port, ditelsbarked tl» tbrr.wINets' ways gloved. has a tt-.wer'i his hattatn-
ed an enthusiastic elite.. Mair, and wears a tall env f'It fist. 1-1.
The lord lieutenant received the party It 11. would be called a hands ore mss
Slid tbs town crosmissi.0 l.re'ent"i ail '•i a so:newhst , ver.ripw type. 'I he pre-
16•1dre+s of wrlc•mw. The l•rnie••1 re ui,iture tr.•t'dness--•aithvu_tt he still tries
etit.d nutner.sa bwpoets. 1h•• crowd to pan the wellnhth imperceptible locks
which natubered ihuusaeda Lent up oil- _,only makes hien the more Ju
w tibituish-
tinwlcheering• sal. The c.arefully=trimu.il golden -
The royal visite?* reached lh►l,lin at br..wn imam tiny lull Lot; the .res
2 n clock, and was accorded a aplrudtd bulge out and are somewhat too pn'mi-
reeeplion. Iu answer to the ad•lreas of n'•nt -lire left eyelid has a nervous trick
a -elapses presented by the citizen. maw, of contemning, withal is not a wink,but a
mince sad the chamber d a,uutteree late i,.mannerism :.and the nose while shapely,
prioce midhe w4star hied• 11' renew i is perhaps a trifle tee lint fiat res;nlarity,
his ac1ua:ntanco with Deblin. in Paas-' The expressi'nn of the countenance is
tis_ tbrsujh aha etreeet$ tale party was very grntal, but c.mteys An expression
everywhere gemited with*aitst'i. The of ahrt'wdua.es.
•
houses on both aides .1 the areaues I When the prints peaks, a(3etman a1,•
were dressed with ...omelet dec•ratiens, cent betrays itself—the result of his early
and thew:ndusr anti rax Error.. crowd- edueiti..n. Alh•gethtr. although H. R.
sad with M,ectaW.rs. Not a sign ,•f hnsti- 111. lire been grossly libeled inthat clew
lily was diapisyed, Rielly pert'.. sere, erly-written, but .aotnewh't extravagant
rte wheal Itt past the escort of lancers. Fr'nch novel. "lin Alte se. hit Isar
The prince took these irregularities rood trait, physically, hasher's well aketchel
na•urtsnl+, and and shrink hands with all a
ny its accomplished and audacious audio
'wit':iu reach. Earl Spencer u.ts loudly or. lion who are th•wglit to look live
eheered. Lord Mayor 1 l l'onoor, `140' the le ince are Sir Charles Dille and Mrdna,. 111 utSeul state with the• royal John Clayton, and Mr. Henri. James. --
wart, was loudly based by that nation- I IL.odoo Cor. Busted Hersh!. .
slier*. Not a sign of welcome was : _
vis1'•le on the city. The weather is 1 wen to Remember.
1, autitul. ' A stitch in time ssves nine. Serious
At the precession" left the station ' results oft fellow a uegle'et of constipated
s••vera bends played "God bless the; bowelsand bad blood. Burdock Blood
Prince of Wales. Conatderabie excite- f Bitters regulate sod purify the stomach,
Ir...nt u:a4'IC. moiled t.c'somne treuhle to' Nowell*, fiver, kidneys st:l the bhw,.l.
:he royal cartage, which the p'�put..ce Take it in tinie. 2
e t ig;erate'1 and made ominous. The 1
troUlde, h.,wever, was indinz. TheI Tae tepeey of .Masson.
4 harms became fnghteued at the crowd, i _—
bat were neat eiuiuted. With the depth:re of the stately
At College (ween the first stop was graces and fertile! politeness ••f the old
trade. The green was literally packed t acht,.l from neciety went several social
twi-ih people, and the adient ..f the arta shich have hardly beets replaced by
' royal party was hotted with treir.endous' any modern accomplishments. Ta turn
cheering. A thousand studet.ts jauntily a Loin !invent neatly, to hand a lady to
dressed. carrying waking sticks. dotting ; her :arriace, .•r *ear her to mount her
two union jacks, marched in the peaces- l horse :rracefully : to tell s st••ry, or to
'ion sinsnng "l:.sl Save the t)uecu. read well a p..tn to • room full of cult'.
The Princess of \Vases wore • chose rated listeners, are among the arts not
fitting dark green velvet bodies with Jost, psrhapa, hut certainly mislaid in
silk to niatch and a princess bonnet ' these piping. active titles of ours.
trimmed with dark green feathers. This I It was considered essential in oar
the best physicians a.uld give no relit.
kler life was despaired of, ulttll las last
Octi,ber she procured • bottle .4 Dr.
King s New Dac.rery, when immediate
relief was telt. and by a.ntinuing its use
for • short time she wee completely cur-
ed, asinine 115 Utah b0 lbs. to • few
h
Free Tried Bottles of this certaiu cure lr•ccmh,•r cath, test.
111.'mit e.
DOW ER=CES.
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS
tt
fait 0,q]12RIEe,
OE2OC$E11Y WARE,
C;IIINA WARE,
i3TONWARE,
Aa0-, A&C., &O_
I.irte Line of
Moustache Cups, Ladies Cups, Fancy Mugs, hi 'Wks. Ware.
Vases, &c., which will be sold at COST.
W_ MITC=ELZ-
I:.•m..l., s: r, -el. tsatPrich.
1 X
..f all Threat and Lang Diseases at Ju.
\fila al s Ilrug .,tore. Large Pottle". - __ _
$1. (10 14)
A *winos lat.estery.
Phystcien's are often startled h; •.-
markable disenteries. The feet that De.
King's New Discovery for Cul.umpti.wl
and all Tbr..a and Lung diseases i. daily
curio: p.ttietets that they have Ki. en up
to die, is startaug them to realize their
sense .1 duty, riot eternal*, into the
merit, ..f this wonderful discover)) re-
sulting in hundreds of our boast' Ph1si-
cians ung it in taeir !'.antics. Trial
h.,ttlea free at .1. \\'isms Drier Sure.
Ilea ular aim $1.0 4)
BAGAINS FSR CASH
I AM Ria.L'V*: O:?' M . dTOt•K 61'
LOTHING
Ata, Gro atly Itod.i cod Price for Cash.
To Me.>fidleal wrrefs'tanss.
i1 tarty Nares.
Pheaphatine, er Nerve Cees', a Phos-
phateElotneet pissed upon Scientific
Facts, Forukulated by Pr.fes,.,r Austin,
M. D: 1 B,at.'n, Mass., cures ['einem.
ma- Consumption, Sick Headache. Nee -
rens Attacks, Vertigo, and Neuralgia
and all writing, diseau•a of the human __.
system. Pinosphatine is not ► Medeeuse.
be. a Nutriment, because it contains iso i .,f, �' i 'V'„
Vegetable '.r 1limeral 1'etwna, llpiatesIdedi ! ) fa�
Narcotics, and nee a:Haul:eds. but situp
ly the Phosphatic and 1nirtric Elements�ABIYE f 'fit .1 I; 1'. t 1 \ D t tti'DF.I'.1'AF►Et
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to cotyinee. All Druggistw $an1dtCII Street, GCC1ECiCh
sell it. $1 00 per bottle. low elm &
Co sole agents fur the Demme!'
1 Front ?street Litt Toronto
A Yee asrtsg Fremont.
Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan ,
saved his life by a staple Trial Bottle u.
Dr. King's New Discovery, for Out-
*etmption. which caused `aim to procure
a large lx,ttle. that completely cored him. i ,
when D,.ctor,, change of climate and
e had failed. Asch
Iso ora,
everything
Bronchitis. H.•areenses, Severe Coughs
and all Throat and Lung diseases, it i
uuaranteetl to cure. Taal Betties at J
N'tla+c's drug stoat. Large rite $1. (I)
THIS lig A'BE\i I1%.`..%\Nut Nt"ti111b1•rT
ABRAHAM SMITH.
Qederlen. *sit. Mb. IMI. '
res
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
I'brnhtwu es att . used f •r ,..trip;*. effect was elealical. The cheering be -
A t .ry handsome Area., lately sbnwn, car" (.tithe, and was continued uncal
Ass a plain skirt of rich brown silk, brio- the prince reached Dublin castle The
prince telegraph the queen this evenuag
ease of manner. and c•urta.us c'•nsidera-
no* for the feelings. f tethers. which are
as rare now as rich family fie:rl".mis ..f
real antiques.
To rise a step higher, t::e art of con-
versation, hew unaenimon it is ; How
few men, even . f abundant leisure, care
to cultivate oho talents required to make
a geed talker t • refine the v. ice and
the .nanner of using 1:: to rend discriuu-
"lately : to polish the st.•ck in trade ..1
language, and add to it with taste and
care. Verity the, telegraph and tele-
are
'u a ..teal,;n mi whtcn ate nowPn that ho had a gl•'ri-.0 rteceptn n. I phone are making of us mere automata,
are o to y inpair blas A .uric of The city in br;itianty illuminated to• which ierk out certain syllables ad intint-
fine :stet, brown cloth is drai•h1 over night. tum, the secret of their nioti••n r'nsist-
n ia
tool roachesh to the knees idlii front, i'he pe.iice hail some difficulty in pre- ing simple in winding theta up ta'ncdt-
the t• ck it f ishin gracefully
choly side. ed venting s colliaon when the nationalists Ittally.--[I) mteen Cetiner.
the 'trek it falls in Graeeh er is * gavel began ahoutine "G.td save Ireland- a -id - --�—
folds Durr the brocade. I There is a Bath• attempted t.. reise cheers far Parnell. ', .t *toad Trot,
..red vest t4 1 very *•eft this silk to match An aliempt saw .tads to au.. 'h.. 1'nios FM orer sialrvP y, s(i, . Ererem.
x i iI`i r rSl►ld. el '''''r `''14 thiie a attititvai jack• ,prep. stolen from the Mansion house by of F.teet, has se bi Pretohl
et of the brown
A git'.! assertsbeht of Fit.:hon. Ard-ro. tr. 1 •r R.-' r am! Parlor FaraneTP. 1/54 b es rs
ble.r_(lair.caas and wood Seat..i. „-wort:•. L....stathua. Mill vas/. P. a sib-sawei
Louatr'•,. Seta.', aa.11ots, Iwx,karat t a -
N. it. a r.'?'i ,teassu.'oentofi^ntllu,.:'.! - ...•,•'salways CO hasd 111t*9 p.teriet ambit
at reasonable rate .
cloth ro••chinl to the the students, but the attacking war Balsam, and itssale. are steadily lncrt•ar-
waiM, and fitting 1 steely to the figure. driven off by tie students and loyalists' mg. it cures c•.ugh.. colds and all lung
The jacket is edged all amend with headed b hundred policemen with c,lnplainta; is plasaa:it to take and al -
shah gnus buttons place! very closely ora y a
drawn]vers The mob broke the • ways relably.
rep)]
t hy'
windows ws of the house frim which the
0
- _ _ 1 e u v _ ' . Tier t'aat fsaMe end secret.
lobe *seder Leath,g/tle.
fiat was flying.
E
The windows of the loot•: y .r reit p t
K cols deaaai, bate you rrrnemtsereu
The Sarnia /Tee • •e, says . Ile we office were also broken by the mob. the peer during this cnld weather 1
nit.. alr.e with the! 1,11111'n ,f'0r./',: t Pi5uI.Lir1 t1Aiiri'fr•L 'los, parson. 1 think of them cert'
that the Snider Enfield js behind the age :1 Deblin despsteh rays ' —A mindereoRea Drily yesterday a poor, shivering
:is a military *.spun, lire'Must correct h• to the people of Ireland c,ncernintt fellow came to my deer without
our T•'ry contnrnp.rsry when it alleges the visit of the Prin.. and Princess.,' hes en'•ugh tat ena'er his nakedness.
the' "t h' Kreider Enfield. didaerrice at \Norte.. WAR issued teslay. T1t•• d'.cu• It was a vary pstLette aught.'
inkt•nnen to Mat- The Snider breech mart is Balled the Parnell manifest... and 1 *eat did you do for the p'mr little
' •a.lt, g ayetem is not Altptio.t In the '' nrp.rts to he dtreet from Parnell to the
I:rthua title until iFiiti, and the• weal*•w Nat osalists ut irelai.•i. The manifesto
known athe Sold. r-gnfield was ma declares no gaud reas.m can t e seen whip
rrsnetaplace
.1 pla.1 in lite ham! .•f British the Prince of Wales la enlitle.l t e :tall
int.:.ora mat 11 11437. 1 was the• superior• rrc•.,rntion in Ireland tenni any persons
t 1 land and lett' hunters.
THE TERiUUFIi' TENSi' 1N t.r THE
leu ee wild over the mer:u of breech- ernment election agent. goring about with Menet ,etM wiib p.asnd • R. •t on t6: •rettpt•aa!e
:wJen. Prior tae that amp+uen nt amass And unmeaning pr anise's, dealt [worrier*. 1•:a•e••i,e men'al toil lead. to
net but Prtsasia wo,•1•l um breech- out la. tshl , as the price for continued :re•tioas1 dlsutrh•acws of th. disesttee anla
y I est *s wbirh Iia i'are1 ted fer.ttrwin And non,
1 .Ades. The men would fire G'n rapid. power. cider wort. Ihahete+ ma) he . up by men
with then, . the re et •-1 ammunition THT 1.11111E1 IN MT Sit wa. tel emit mass. sad prodinr•+d an t try wor
ry ahn•'1 hswintre Al s fent Aster in
u1 le •accurate tend le.s ha'Jr t.+ t ofeir dice �n tL. oh`e^ar of (silnn *r nerve pow
'i let him shove; .•:r env sidewalk and
it Ne him so nice and war•ru he actual
h relapi rid.'
1!y Ai Ma needle ifwn a•rer t �e .our, a �raertwr'• T5..wr Pae.pNr.
etoepst IA owsan a p un err
I a lets tat .1.. Austro frit.., an war of who are
fettrnlmo' on the country s of os•
if43i. H,•a,at tart all the military net lane of ..try. It gout res the Prim•: to A (1..r. nen on. .).ee,n .I .,.n,• :• pierh fair pr'
-7 1••awrd porion* in rhe ;.r sant arc a for IT•
world Ito 4s real: ',t hn 1 'Aaleers "'arc A 1►sbhn d arch s• The Prince Bright . ASw.. • liver ?ranbt. n rehir tan
a) faults ' f %ales, fringe Alh•rt and a party of „r. hsaininfital Mesar l• brain and
eta" r'• 1'h..+ ear,'. and e.1.
1 eel hr the ntthh." f• g4ea 5 safe, avoahn/g ,'a. root% and 'teanlant• the
A .Tide awake etrsglee.
wt,e 1.lrliridnale of It ',eli present els, claim; rind mindere wants. and said he hoped J. Wilson is always alive to his bul-
imia
�•.tder tiit tea rlmin 1 each dwell►ngw sound e.e n b• swept from meow. an.l aper.* n.1, pains 1., secure the I
) am,,la ti boater wmisad for -ip is , i ,11a! hewn the face of this earth, st the same hest elf ever] article in Lit Ire. HP has
hand ••.
and nese rapi.l w'•alt •ns wotfia7hm' et pressing synep athy with the omit- srourwef the awwrwy Peer the eslelratodDr
be The !twirler it old and .tie of ihs�, 1111 IBMs. A north of nne..uth, wild beaking King • New liu,'os.ry for t'•.nsnmpttinn.
:f M not •a rew*raltle es the jT�,,j
it to M.'• 1
Sten, worsen and children r•mfintahy the only certain core known for l'nn-Pose imagism.
rf order, and n d••zvn and one fat friends spent this afternoon visiting the nerve rreoeS h ort+
. n• "` ran /glume of the ci y, entering sem.... f the
a.ainat rnl ooh a.w of
the new l worst dwellings. The Primes freely n-
.).trn, very much as sirtT---- over l na.nnced their broker .hearse and riots
Wa.isis.:To,, i.C..
May 15th, 1880.
eternise' -Having been a sufferer
for a long time from nervous prostration
and general debility. 1 was advised to
try Hop Bitten. I have taken one bee-
tle. and I hate been rapidly getting bet-
ter ever since, and I think it the best
medicine I ever used. I am now gaining
strength and appetite, which we. all
gone, and Ipas in despair until i tried
your Bitten. I am now well, able t.. WO
about and do my own work. Before
taking it I was completely pr•stratad.
Mr.,. MART STTART. .
Picture Framing a .peeesay.—A oat:,o::, l' d
OOTS&SHOES
=\OW1Z1Y._r.'s Z_+ Wed—E.—LI-3P
ism t. at:nuunce to the Public that tiie•. !:,tie ••r •r.r1i i'ua:r'•as Ile an ah.ve bane
1w the store lovely ••ccu1•ied by Iiorace Newt. t. Having p:omitted a large and
I well assorted stuck of >,priuu Arid �e.tiunek 11.4•1:11 a: cl. •r azure-. weave eietwrarune
i•. given the 1•.5`01. •:l:r Tante',"
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR ICTTO
, >er P:erre call and elamine e.nr goads, beforepnrehasie4 elsewhere.
itaa Remember the place, neat doer to J. Wilson's Dre; Rues*('
suslom work will receive ':ur apelitil attention.
▪ None but the best of material used and tine -class w- -kraen em;•'. ,vt.i.
s� Itepairin;, neatly dune on the shorty.,' notice
Goderich. Mardi 9 1682. DOWNING & W E D D U F
!thee Physicist's tsedssr. - -- - - -
Mrs. Helen 1'harviz, N.. x31 Dayton
St., Chicag•• 111.. is now in her sixty- ART DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER
eighth year, and states that she has sof-
terra with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physician,all I -
of them pronouncing her gest hopeless. howls the t itoa.11 you wish one or owe r... a moistest bewsi. to see P.aler', .nem fort•
the had grteu up all hope of ever recov-
Ile hasvvrr
eying. Seven betties of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption completely 120,000 Rolof the Latest Designs
cured her. Doubting ones, please dip ils +ld
her a postal and satisfy yourselves. Call
at J. Wilson a drug store and get a free 1 dutiful coon, and a: pro e.le-a than very much inferior goods. (-al ltd ter thaw. 1 he
1111 are tie Lost t w 1 cu is tow c . *b.! u+ . •' tar sobl
tris! bottle. (I!
d.•aem "Teatime a alc� iiiu�� ,a�
the
four linty
the remarkable
z '
Rl
liii �Fh
rhyme �u }}•��
Teeth and L'at:.. Ask `
At.aiv u Of one 'i�^ 1
t.. any err aendutg 4�1J
on ' rateRRRy,
little gem for the T f
your druggest or a.ldress. T 131L'FLT':
PITT TMR .aorta Dvsrarrte. -Poverty
with perfect health is rather to bechoeen
than riches and drspepeia. Try the
me•tic effect of a dollar bottle of Fot' VTAiJI
Get Htsars
All Nervous Debility cured l y the use
of Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
Sold at Wilson's drug st.•rc. (21,
Says Dryden :
"She knows her man, and when you rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a single hair."
Bat it t.i s. ha beautiful hair to have
such mom; soil •beauttted -hair era As
ensured by the use of CIeoIALr"t1 Haus
Rasta-gmS.ldat50cts. by J. Wilson
2m
au A.•wrr Wooled.
('tri any one taring us a mew •ef Kidney
er Liver Complaint that Electric Hitters
will net speedily core ' We say they
cann.•t. as eh.•nssnd's • ° '•area already
pet manently cared and who are daily re
commending Electric Kitten, will prove
Bright's Disease, Diabetes. N'.•ak Back,
I or any urinary complaint quickly cared.
They purify the blood, regulate the how -
els. and act directly • •n $h.. dieeasovl
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 30e. a bottle be J. Wilson. (111:
teerromt.le•I the Prince, who re
was greeted sumptinn, Coombs. lolls,, Hoarseness
-- -- - I with cheers. He ahaeek hinds with Anthems% Hay Frier Br•nehitis. 'or any
Tr. Lows i"eassnl Worm 'yrwp. An mans .1.1 pw..nle, who invoked blessings
atroeshle, safe an.i effectual renl..ly t • open the head of the Prince, Prineees
reins le a:I Linde of w' rms. lm 1 su.i';ren. The Prince also slatted a
affection 1 the Thnat and Utiles .told
on • poser%e gust -ante. Trial hadtbo
free, Regular Ole 1i1 00. 3
• IMe.M g W all leatMas
In these times whew our netlrlpspers
ire d'xxled with patent medicine adrer
tow»menta, it is gratifying to know what
to pr..ciire certainly cure you
that will
If you are bilious, blond nut of enter,
lover inactive, or ' enetal debilitated,
there is nothing in the world that wilt
rim you re .sickly as Electric Bitten
They are a blessing to all mankind, and
can he had for only fifty cents a bottle
n: James Wila.•a 12:1
• titmice t keourr.
µ n►.Johnson, of Huron. Bak. , writes
that his wife had been troubled with
ws s, and that
seen. Bronchitis tar many ye
ani reined's," tried rare it. permanent res•
lief, until he procnawf w bottle of 11,.
King • New Discn.ery for t',.nsumptioo.
Toughs and Colds, whieh had • marical
effect, and produced a permanent core
ft is guaranteed to cure all diseases of
Throst. lungs or Bronchial Tnhwa.
Trial battles free at J. %Vile/in'. drug
store. Large sire 1)1.00. (h)
FEM2 GODBRICI BOILIR WORKS
lI I - •oust re.'e.to«1 agars. erect of
Fo4r �i...tiit. BRASS IRON STEAM FITTINGS
t.ClTeta�� 5 --roost_
1 toe mallyd
W at'pLcar.0 R
en cnstamexl or' r w ..rest
m BOILERS &ENGINES
b
and tyeesa
adseiooggtt it tontine Iilurtrattttm• prbes,
dewrrlptlowl and directions feta anunl all
fair iiF�WI i CO. L:°: i Sew Salt Pans and Boffin
SEB ! siIDES!
Rut:: 0:,-11orte. N ,titer.
Mailardor, for new wort, and rept.., nil!
receive townie. att..•ntloa.
('HRV-STAG &
Works titer U. T. ft. `•s•
Uuderith- Yoh. RU.'alsl
/•K .1,a ,1 a ' a �,.. �.. 1
BECKS• ' TANNERY, Saltford.1
The highest rash pyre.. petit for hides. • elf
and sheep skins at the SALTrOItii Tanner). •
A. & J. RK('K. t
Ran ford. DIP Mt
" rcoc k
''t a1, i) O D
i - _
$JTTE RS•
1.. the rem repetMU• sed newer Mrere.
Starr bean ,trod im taw CtsatdYo rebate is
swot?, -sett ?sass. and 1.1111 woo tint Wry an
1, ..thea.. res . r tI sPs4 t pest.*' era*
near Tlsw rleYi• ..Meal OwaJwaww, Mon-
otony Irleslr•*M. mwntsi.1.g wadi metal In
h.rswtlw 1 a sane sw•Nrttwd wool will M w.tt.d
vitae so.ill n hmeers.
,ora A. aUo" s L'vae i. • Oat.
1m e'
r
ewnp• Need w ir.
$200,001)01" t Gres a i
r salt. aad b
mall ria, will ltrt
/'w iter tar,
r"ed• o largt1o� taeve. Heat •11l start yon in
work that sari el ewe, betas Yea to money.
feeler than anything eineIn Amerlre. Aft
•t.nnt the rill me to iWWSPnt• with ...eh hof
Arlits wanted .•erywbetw. of NMer act. of
•11 •g+•. Asa all the Ute. or +pare lbw only, to
.
wart Inc t •1 their awn hornet. i'o•innr, Inc
ell worker. abto:atety arenr.4. Dna', A.t•y.
N. Haus.? d.(o. Perthssd, Islas IPTh
WILL CUR[ OR RELIEVE
gam 73NES3,
DYSPEPSIA,
INDICES TION.
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPFLA"
SALT RPM' UK,
HEART BURN,
HEADAOHE,
Ariel Gooey *modes er duces sew... /Newt
M.orde..d LrrgR KIOs1[rg, aT ale,,
tteot nk on rrt000,
T. MILBURN 16R
OIIIINES3.
DROPSY.
FLUTTERING
OF THE HEART,
ACIDITY OF
t•HF STOMACH,
DRi sass
OF THE SKIN,
ORditT TO•
taw tar lir !
"No : she lingered and snff.red sheen
"pining all the time for years. the d',
'teen doing her no g^'.l and at Ise. was
'rnrwd by this Hop enters the paper,
say on much slices indeed ' 1AAe•P.1 '
' how ihanl'ful ere .l it:. F: f er t: at
'iced:.tin '.
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