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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-5-8, Page 22 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1885 TSR WORLD OVU. Apt :1 17th, the Court of A &I of the Mr. Ritchie, OessN.ratiee, asked V tie Le mss w.ee le ase teftwa• es v we ties aid meet to Rurerntueot prt,ptleed te summed s � 1 ase eiseeres M•' Tee Lasses maims" tame alts illete a Wee - me es Itomintun of Cased& gs • j tit can of Beatty v. The Northwest •frwportatiuo Company. The statue was brought by Henry Realty .•n behalf "( himself cad other shareholders 4 the ompaDy, seeking t.. rescind a purchase of the steamship hutted Empty by the emcee, from Jaime H. Beatty, • share- holder and director of the company. The parches was nude by the destec n, sad the shareholders afterward ratified it by • m.jtrity'f six notes The uses was tried at Toronto, on Dec 21 and 22, 1883, before Chancellor Boyd, who de- cided in the plsintitrs favor and per °omited • decree venue aside the put chase. There was no doubt that the purchase was invalid until ratified by the shareholders, and the euestien was, in the language of tne Chancellor, "Wheth- er the purchase from the director having ser has colla ,yeti. been submttt+d to the fwd f share- I nletlathe : melds sslupo f Ktta s col would holden and adv ted b a majority ail Eng f t aid muse with Risme spec •Iter Mr ens' arrival. The tetra who writes, and writesin tern Mr. tlkatistuse replied " N•e' 1. seldom worth a tinker's cures. Mr. liladstoit. bringing up the subject The man who plays the ,wGu, of the vete of credit on arwy and navy 1s always lacer then sic account asked the hours to vote the en- The man who tenet, he knows 11 an, t.r.e $bb.000.000 eu bloc. He said that Displays a mighty sight of het,. be hoped the motion to Te wit the c pit 1 hent � nto hshouldiamself ll detest. best. would uut be pressed. would not devote any portent of the But he who pays the printer is money for particular purp ees ter ua. es The uubtsrt Rousso ru ib. 'biz the Soudan, but would reserve discretion-�BigSpriags Tex.; Pantagesph. tet apply the mhn.y taken for tSuudas as \VSAT Ha REAu*. -Before hiring a oouut fur the purpu+ns of special pretest- i yeul,g mai,' said the propriet•r of a •own•. large factory, '1 geaenely trryy to asset Mr Gladstone and the povernwent taiu what sort ut bovi,s he reads. 1i he anuders a necessary to hese the enure h.. k. ate of a low, vicious character, i resources the empire ready for use and applicatn.n wh rtquired. Events mute the fall 4 Khartoum leave shown votes, it u open for the dissentient plain- tiffd thesal b the intervention nut put a stop to the slave ora. n, a therefore it would be useless to shed bleed and treasure in the esu n. do nor employhim. The bey w read. bad hooks wil not toe a fsithf 11 wonit• I 'say so much about. Indeed ' indeed ,malt.' It .tends t.. reason the. the lite- I ••h,.w thankful we should be for that nture which feeds the mem.;:n:e!ltnt •medicius.". will foriu and direct It. - --- - --- SerxRN,Rlrt of DP:T1LLED M ATKa,- I •esaHllsu mace •era. K oro Physician's are often startled b! no. nurlcable discoveries. The fact that Dr. Kings New Discovery cur Consuwptioai and all Throe and lung diseases is daily curing patients that they have given up t•• die, u startling them to realize their sense of duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful discovery, re- sulting in hundreds of our beat 1'hpsi- etans using It in their practice. Trial bottles free at J. Wilaua s Drur Store. ltegulGe itiM $1.0). t4) ---- T• tee medical MI• seas. awn all wheels It may ewers. a R....rwe geese,. Mre Mary A. Dailer,eet TuukImamatb. 'e.,was afflicted for six years with Asth- ma and Lruncbttis, during wince time he beet phyuc:maw u.wld give no relief. Her life was despaired 4, uutil in last l)etolser she precured a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, nice immediate relief was felt, and by ountiuutng its we Jr • short time she was completely cur- ed, gaining in dash 5U Iba in a few menthe. Fr.. Trial Bottles of this certain cure of all Throat and Lung Diseases at Jae. N ilsnn'a Drug Store. Large Bottle 111,00 (4) se5r see tl4, t • • N u she lingered said suffered alouK, "'mum all the time for years. the doe- 't..rs doing her no gond : and et last was 'mem' by this Hop Bitten the papers SPRING & SUMMER Xew Goods arrived, and will bo arriving dur- ing the Season. 1 can suit all as to Material and Style. HZTGH DTTNLOP, FASHIONABLE TAILOR_ w undo e 7 h da } Dr. Villeneuve, in • paper read ! i ..f the mart. las bat ere had the tint- I the Academe, dos Seances. he nesstatedwdu• ,tor J. H. tfeetty, abstained from seting 1 regard to the smallnras ,d the specie for dnttkiug perpesea, the uujerity w.•uld have been largely vote, he reminded the house tout ort was tinsel carter far •uf.enur to 'emeriti rat - h ncellor'sI the largest asked since the l'rimeau w+r. I en as tine sources of the latter are often sgeiost the purchase. The l •the decision was expressed is these werde . onewog oulas~ytby in regek ard war sur the trug- ing- "If the vote of the director who was the y ..caner of the vessel, and also the largesttare .d relations with Russia, that her shareholder. could turn the scale, he I majesty's government had striven to eon - duct the dipluuutic cuutroversy to such would be virtually ruling the compass, • teat d K unhappily ended i0 vie sole• seems lute hie sewn pocket agauuL the .i-wJ JM!.4 pp arntaie air, li is easily teat.d a reared leaf trnpttare tjey might ata, to e�si- 1 tion of nitrate of silver cites a prompt- centamn,ated. He had used distilted water for three years, and found that there is no feuudation for the p.pular notions that it is dtsa,reeable to the taste, difficult to digest, and does not will .•f a 'naj•.rtty of disince stareh.eders. His threefold charsatert of director and shareholder an l vendor necessarily involved • cetntict 1„etween duty and interest, and the rule of the plunging of tee such eo,untnea into court is, not to penult • man w enema- staaoed to hold er exercise the balance bloodshed ane despair. (Cheers). There ..1 power in the conduct of a crmpaey's , exists abundant cause for the war pro- ieid••ce a any o e •hbeing carried on, lenge the verdict of civilized tuaokind stn when added to ordtwr) drinking mintier or not they had dune all that ( water, but s dissolved in the eiselte.i men could du and had used every just article. and honorable effort to prevent • the Gimp Reams. - There are many little matters which enter into good manners, which must be so learned as to be habi- tual, tf we prsctioe them at a11. Fur affairs to the prep ( f th I tans whit are shareholders. ' ' My judgment i Cheers]. The starting pant was then example, manners at table involve car- pn.ceede upon the ground that the von• Obligation to the &meet which should be tern forms .•f eating, the disposal u dor, fiduciary prelate n incapacitates bum fulfilled in no stinted manner. (Loud hands, the observance of acts of poltte- from coercing the minority by means of , cbeser+ . The covenant with Russia 4 neem, all of which should be constantly • majority secured by his own vote in March 16 was one which England hoped practiced, in order to biome) natural. and believed would be recognized as one So in general society. the art o1 being his van favor, site s of Iran aacnom.' w the . of the most sacred ever made between agreeable Involves gnat delicacy and ly the Phosphatic an The defendants appealed.ealed, and the Court I two great nations and if any d.vutn,a _ _-•-_-- fairness or unfairnem ntact boisterous much or sboisterous con• found in our daily food. A et le bottle Oen PRODUCE. venation ; a (rigid or uninterested man - is led this d occurred there should be a jealous rivalry u sutlletont to conviner. All uggtsts ,SEE THE C>EOODS DdAR$ED DOWN_ lack f est in the discussion stop hotel 1 many t'arlteu,.-ntt•er tLr1'aler N rat street. next doe- to I4..ul. of Moat reel tea GO===ICH- Goderich Foundry and Machine 'Worse, VtunoiTnf.n Bros., Proprietors. ' CONTRACTS TANEN FOR STEAM ENGINES. FI.StM15G MILLS. AND OT1ER MACNINERT /ANTED Flouring "ills Changed to the Gradual Reduction System. Ph••sphatine, air Nerve !emu, a Phoe- ph.tte Element based upon Scientific Facts, Formulated by Professor Amtin, I M. D. of Boston, Mase., cures Pulman• I ary C.•nsumptwn, Sick Headache, Ner- 1 vow Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia and all wasting diseases of the deme. 0-1=a06:111 avatem. Yhu•phatine is not a lKecdecine, Horse Pvw.n, Grain Crushers, Straw Cutters, Agricultural Furnaces . Beeves, etc., etc., at Low Prices. 411 Rinds of C.actin�s .11-ade to Order. It. W. Rrw ,..m J. B. Rteteeres. Goderich. Nur. . 1164 1";o.y THE PEOPLE'S STORE BARGAINS ! but a Nutriment, because it contains no Vegetable e•r Mineral Poisons, Opiates Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but limp ant C of Appeals have now overruled ,u a nee ; ac u agmen - between the two nations to sift to the arc it. peer• w, vision, anddirected that the settee should ` of to the aasertun. of lammed pecu age he dismissed Mr. Justice Burton m button► all that remained in susp+ersa. topics, Cc., sole rats for the De:minion. Marieh lunties, •and much else, •are entirely mut ran Front street East Terme, H_ RZDL= 11 Jan. 21, 14.t,. Tb. P.cple's Stew. Oeiiderieb none 1 Tt at the directors are 130, showing that s h t England wail d to An English edge basing receicmd an Mr. M. E Allison, Hutchinson. Kan., _ his judgment laid down three propene A bloody etgsgemtnt occurred I p one or both failed to of order. ♦ere Yri rrestt•t :}tent of Cie company uy sh sad of the e•tm- fulfil t e eorenan o 'eared his life by • simple Trial Bottle e. 6 dutyf b th mitres to ascertain inuuution that a man he had sentenced pang only hoy shareholder has the it the o , countries particularly Dr. King's New Discovery, for Con - right to vote although he is interested bus that calamity incurred c - w..ul l • death wished rticularl to see him. u t Con - ID the subject , n which the vote is taken; ntA all Pa (31 A resolution .f the majority is bind•' right. He felt perfect confidence in the Ing on the nonot:ty .end en the a.01- British ottcers, but would u a assume piny. The other members of the court i that they might not have been misled. agreed m upholding the transaction ash is certain the Russians were the at - good in law and equity.I tacking party, and the Remises suffered is life, spirit and repute. Knowing that a•oee. a blow had been struck at the credit and Lite.sry %Nl _ authority of our ally. we are unable to c'a&adiar. Methodist Maga:ioe for May, • close the book and bay we will not look WS. I t:re •2a year : el forma ntontka • xl' into auy more We must de our best to cents par cumber. For sale at all book I have right done in the matter : there - Of fure, there's came f,.r the war prepare- Ctf the pictorial articles in this number tions, Mr. Gladstone a words created a pro - bat the British were went to his cell, when the man said 'I the nest sinking are "Venice from a Gondola and "In Classic Lands, • b •th , found sensation. The opinion in the copiously illustrated. We get a vivid lobbies tonight is tout the speech inidi• portntture by pen and tweed of the fair pard is inevitable "City of the t�ei.." and granitic sketches The that waral to separate the Soudan try the deur. Hagh Johnston, t l:. credit from the ,reedit for apectal prepar- iSutherlsnd and others, of Cor(u,C- rinth, Mr. Gourley, radical, asked whether qac interest to the people o` this teen - Athens. Epbesua, etc. Fret the "Cruise of the C hellenver we ret more adequate ideas of the "Greater Britain of Austra- lia" with its noble cities and fine scenery, The touching] story of "Sugar -Bags' is (xrndnded, and Skipper George Nettwn Nitres • graphic account of • weal Hunt. The solid article IS one on Science and Scripture by the Rev. C. H. Paisley. The Studies of Wesley's Hymns are resJly brilliant. (1f timely interest are two articles beariimj .n the Indian leges - tion by Rev. .1. McLean. Methodist Mis- unnary at Fort McLeod, and by Rey. K R. Young, late >lieu.nary at Norway House. The latter, especially, and the editor urge, -Give Indians justice. stole your watch years age. } ou were looking into a print shop in the street. 'Yes,' said the judge ; but I always wondered how the thing was done, be- cause I particularly valued the seals which were hanging from the icb, and kept my hand on them.' 'You mid, save for an instant, it hen 1 tickled yea with a straw behind the ear. He went on oro explain that the watch was such a pecu- liar one, the name bring embussed on it, that they had been afraid to sell it, and "aid, 'If you will get me ink and paper } can rive you a letter that will enable you to recover it. And the judge did recover it. CLARK rt Csnoot,i .-The Gerrie En. errprur asye : Clark's Creasing, N. W•T•, which has received se much notoriety In *tions were rejected by n29 to 18e. connection with the rebellion, is of ape A WAI:Nin1T•, Ttt•vcLLcR+. -W. H. Thornton got into • pretty tight place by stopping a train last week. He wished to go to Wanstead, but as the fast entrees does not stop there he bought a return ticket to Wyoming. He, however did not get off at Wyoming, but pn,csded to Wanstead, when he pulled the bell and stopped the train. The conductor reported the 'natter to the superintend- ent at London who ordered the conduct- ors to watch for Thornton on his return trip- There happened to be only one return ticket et Wyoming, s•. that by Riving all the conductors the number e.f the coupon detached by the conductor it was easy to rind Thornton. Chid Winched watched emery train, ant on Friday last Thonton was handed over to bin. The atemeireg .d a train is a a aminal offence, cid is not ptn.ishahle by tine. se that Theruten is in • pretty bad fix. as thirty days is the smallest rentei..c whish can be imposed and two ears the largest. This will be a warn- ing to others not risk the lives of a whole train for their own convenience. 1f another train had been fotlosine dem behind where tuella Thornton and the ether pnsseure rat have been the gorernmeat would endeavor to have obit). It was establtsned by a howick- the dispute with Rune* referred for an- tastion to the l'nited States. Mr. Gladstone answered : "The gov- ernment are quite sensible of their heart' responsibility to maintain the honor and good faith of the country on the one hand, and on the other, to use every boy, Mr. W. Fowler Clark ,shuse parents live near Lakelet. He•had been with a surveying party to the Temperance colo- ny. and on leaving them ho built and ran the cableferry which takes his panne. Laat spring he was home un • visit and when ne returned he took with him a means consistent with that honor to bride in the person of Miss Maggi., avoid war. I can girt: no more parties- denghter of W. Asthon, en the 6th con.. lar reply than this.- The his.'The utterance was accepted as signifi- cant and received with cues of •' hear, hear." of the telegraph office at that point, his The house then went into committee wife, we understand, acting as operator. of supply, and Mr. Gladstone explained a Mermen Cam entire object of the vote of credit. The A REwwan -tK one d• zeu 'TEAesR- entire credit, $:5.000,000, was voted A cure for Croup. There is ne better rt" to any sending the hest leer line TRADER - without debate, after one of the 'nest remedy fur Croup than Hagyard's 'Ye:- ' rhyme on ' one sr" the best leer line powerful and telling speeches by Mr low t mI taken internally anu applied a'. 1 shy n for the Teeth and Pane Ask Gladstone. The premier was interred to cording to special airectiens. lee is gem the echo Burin_ ar .1 at the close of his the great househedd liana^ea for rbc:oma• your drultgest er address. speech, and was enthusiastically cheered 11sm, still j ante. ;.airs, inflammation, Pity :lox 1•ooF Dv'- Lt•t!•.--P,rerty when leaning the home afterwards. near Gorse- Mr. Clark, besides run- ning the ferry, is postmaster of the place --called Seskatchew•a---and has charge Many lad:c• a In ire. gray hair -nn tome ether t •-•. ni. But few care to try Ps effect ,•n throe sewn charms. Nor need tb'y, seer, ty • Hai • %hoer prevents the hair fr m tornmt cray. and rest••res gray Nor to its ori_mal col. r. It e•leanses the scalp, rite. •rats the formation of dan- druff, a•• l wen lc. f ii ly stimulate* tbe growth if the heir. _. sumption, which caused him to procure a largo bottle, that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of climate and everything else had fats.•?- esthete. Bronchitiim, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs and all Throat and Lung diseases, mt i enaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles at 3 \Vitaen's drug store. Large eine $1. (1) \VAasmoTO'r, t. C.. May 16th, 1886. 1LNTLLMEI—Haring been a sufferer for a long time from nervous prostration Majolica WBTC and general debility, I was adriaed to Mo-.-.stache Cups, Ladies Cups, Fancy Mugs,, try Hop Bitters. I have taken one bet- , Vases, &c., which will be sold at COST. LOW PRICES_ COME AND SEE TEE BARGAINS (-ROGER=ES, CRocsicRY WARE, CiiZNA WARE, STONE WARE, At C., At C., &C_ A.... a Large L...• 'le, and I have been rapidly getting bet- ter ever since, and I think it the best medicine Ire strength and appetite, which was all gone, and I was iu despair until I tried ' about and I new well, able to gore BAGAINa.FoR about and du my own seri. Before takingit I was completely pee:rated. MR*, �I►Rt' NT•ART. . W_ MITCI T T . teed 1 ever used I am now gaining Itamittoe street, lioderich. Innen/bee titkh, Iasi. 1 Nine Payette/anis .Nese. M:s. Helen Pharviz, Ne. 331 Dayton .�a �Ee.L:\r u�� ':� -:urs uF St., Chicago. 111., is now in her sixty- eighth year, and states that she has suf- fered with Consumption for about ten pars, was treated by nine physicians,all CASH LOTHING of them pronouncing her cue h •peless. Si. had giten up all hefpe ,f ever r.cvv• AND GhNT•" 1't'N.'�1�H1Nt:F ering. Seven bottler of Dr. King's New Discovery cur Cotsumpti r completely �♦ a �:31,t17 &dU� Price for Cash■ cured her. Deuhtine ones, please drop L tW • her a postal and satisfy yourselves. Call at J. Wilson's drug st.ae and get a fret. trial bottle. (1e Mr Swan, e f Glasgow• one of tl.e meet widely t,nown .•wale deslersip the world, has }.c.'n nal.inc a ear.fal a nay of the st•.ck raisini interests .•f (enteric, &c. __-_ A Cunneen:et ;aper tela the story 'l he usual spring foods have not failed in cornet' .1 W indhama c..ut.ty, to that state, there lived some years ago a man with put un a greater It him been of considerable wealth. He knew he The w the grunter ghrt of the week. was near his death. and sent for a lawyer roads water is quite high submerging the to make his will. His wife and (laugh - nearly in many places. Although net ter were present and greedily watched nearly soa high as bighon some ugh and heads the proceedings. After mostmenerous.y the water volved Thursday andheavy pr vidiug fit them, the aiek man direct- Says Dryden : sweepin .glume Thurhnsy morning to ed the lawyer to designate rine t•• his " ,l:nowa her cmer, end •aben�nerWt sweep nt an Marry Johnston and Tura- aged sister, who was need. The s ifs and swear, thea dam and carry a scene distance down and daughter rem •nstr•terl angrily. Can diiw you to her with a single hair." the and Turner's cwil to Meme. tuwa- Qui�y "the sick man said, 'Malt• it ..But it mu!. Le beautiful hair t e have anon and xp e�e be heavy and was 111000 for my sister.' Another protest Such power ; an.: beautiful Aar Citi be •l new imeer unexpected as the dant was from the vultures 'Maks it $1500, 1 ensured by they use of Ctacta ses RAIN anew and supposed to be having squire,' coolly said the levator. 'You RENEWER. Se.d atra0cts. by J.'*V.t.••:i beenucgh t„ withstand the flood, as Lacing 2m shall 11 1,' sbnuted the sweet souled Men brokeF Lao year it was rebuilt mat- I fesales, •Make it 11'2pge,' laid the win! tar Arch. Fisher, rush expert in such c i maker serenely, and here the selfish feels a■ answer Ws t.d. 1y Tau sudden washed of se away cawed roueluded it was policy to hull their Csn any one reamnswe us a ma of Kidney ey the dam breaking, the mi as ace the 1 tongues The lawyer has kept the se ! or Liver C'•umplaint that Electric Bitters embankment and rat �( the mill race to secenl I crit fur years. but somehow it :caked I will not speedily curet Ke any they places and the inundation ..i a c 'wilder- 'mut I cannot as thousands of came already —_ A sad aeglees- commending Electric Deters. will peeve Neglecting • rnstipated c. ti l 1,en of with perfect health is rather to be choaeu than riches and dvspep•ia. Try the i ;nee le effect of a delay brtt!e ,f Fomerve Cif HEALTtl I at Ealo AlNervous Debility cured by the use CABINET -BAKER ANDUNDERTAKER "' JP air b. of Dr. E. C. West's Nesse and Bram Treatment. See alvertesetnent els.ewh•mr. Hamilton 811 eek, Goderich Said at Wilson's drug seer. t2b) r riti- I..t OLNIANIL A\\ritN('t.NIt.\T ABRAHAM SMITH. Gann:- , Ncv.:elle :Ste. Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock. owe a elide' s,es.r eC who op at boort anise, h V. was 1 The s the inor. and ret Mus N mall(, herself young sea dee with au societ). 51e around dtrwctro from tt 1:ad rat.' yet has myself 10(1100. At1 and ai tike gin kept a 1, scene e:els: nougl w tc ts neve s I mewl 1 w itsseIrtrt intend s nese t awhile 1. it t when •My thing He besuti I .vrd a:moul and$ she rums t clic mien \N It .11004 w Nigh t:,, t,1 5.11. She t rite, l teat At he tr m col 5h I;aw rule naw mets ones glum tiUnl it s+at. take as sl 111114 two T thaw to t vl scat 5,5 tics inn tor. .in to doe the nal bis rt an ism ins a r h able le•.rttun of a greater part of 1, .wer N ingha t. - [Times. Tse rase5aas arisen. Iterate Smith ones told me a ganef story of • night he had passed in a stage coach, when railways were not and the j •urney from one part of England to an other was a serious undertaking. 1 for- get where he was going, but the distance was c ,nsiderable, and the four inside Pesaen,en niturally eude.,cer,d to settle lava: dist-we. of *he iliac as is commonly therns•her as circumstances w,.nld per- level, muse helmeted as• greet ro.atit.- Teo of thein were a married1 norm w. 1.e.. moult +elt et lmtever:ehment couple, the husband sitting with his track • ien see by a Linath .tnni ewes. or reetiasia d ser have peraranently curd and who aro daily re Ise bowels is sure to bring til health andrt rest suffenc. Burdock Bleed Bitters u'ate the bowers in a natural manner, .urifying the bleed and promote a healthy action of the stomach, liver, kidneys sod Bowels. 2 ria 1 who eler • ?Wan f/5 •- e•Mse )HTHISIS. instead of hang purely a Gait. frees a failure ed hitt tion Omam and tla,ars and t•cently paid a ciait to the eeriest. o the horses and evident) not •lt,igeth• Masa.►. are the feu to v way. an tans College and Etprerira•ntsl Farm at , etr at iia ease. About half au blurafter th. On." e/ 1"4".°4in owg "Pit la °wi- eomptton of the spine, hip. keen &nA hovrele. Guelph. he expressed the .Pinion that it was not surpassed hT any institution of the kind that he has ever semi in (treat Rntain or ..n the enntinent. 115 .xpna.ed himself as particularly pleased with toe thoroughly prartical nature and Take of the experiments that aro con- ducted under Pndeesnr Brown's managr- ment. He was pleases.' with the sight ! starting he turned to his wife and an , as we a,. the teen. Th. de c. co er xi ly nnettreed s1 she were co,*tfuet• srntufly .n as ftwmftsMnn aop�ly of tt•e Md phsrrstt ss for item, • amariertioe sad t e •hlgeneration of sere. torr.. Wheeler's mute 'Pry well, l' she rept e 1 ins air way 'hairs and c attain a •hose the Crest recnkld n tune. attained in trrrotnyg acd coring thio s ens,. 'Yon dee n. t feel • tiraucht it m the se 1 window r A Rteate • Tvrrie v. - Fee a 'Nene at all. Cough. t'e Ie. “r any Bronchial afferion. of art many really excellent and Rely' '`Int. sere ' "Pect••ru,' in my opinion, is joist the bred bulls teeth at the Experimental j Yfotte.' thing. 1 have u it to my family for Farm ane elsewhere h A t !lata '•1h„ rswsrked 111.a1nelwn•ty •p•n0c Cough. and ('elle for the put foot years A wan s_evoi re We change places' ' day my opinion of it u that i castles* The great 'tiara* of consumption and with the tri, ••t uncurled mecum, t e w ere t meg non no. i a. ter • momentary pease'then sui • per and to - 1 to think mill more of that whiek 1 het,s% of ugly vexes is scrofula in the blond.' The Hectic MA. pale hollow chocks thinking well of. tttrie Bank,, Burdock Blood Bitten purify the entire and paranoias appetite. indicate w. -,ms. Geo Kum, Manager (hitwinPIeleseitR. styitwn and cine scrofula. as well se the Freeman* norm Powder will .luicklyw •.i fees cosmos blood humors, 9 and effectually remove theta. lm •, •- •. ei' q. r1 tie m atvw. t�1;T..l'. 5 Bright's Disease, Diabetes, \\'•ak Back, or any nrinary etoxnplalnt quickly cored They purify the bleed, regulate the bow- els. and set directly en the diseased parts- Every bottle guaranteed. ?or sale at 50c. a bottle by J. Wilson. [1;' A Ultottlet a ase 155555.4• la these times when our newspapers are deeded with patent medicine adver- tisements. it is gratifying to know what to procure that will certainly cure you If you are bili•.us, bleed out of 'oder, liver inactive, • r Lenora] debilitated, there is nothing in the world that will curt yea u•• sickly as Electric Bitters. Theyare a hLeeming t-• all mankind, and can had f• er only fifty cents • testae rf Jaiues W11$tn. 12 1 a Mas*IIRg Nerve. Wm. Johnson, of Hurun,ask. writes that hie wife hal been troubled with acute Bronchitis for ,many yrmrs, and tied eli remedies tried Pave no permanent it re- lief, until he precured s h•ettle •,1 ilii King s New Disen.ery for Conaumptint Cans;hs and ('olds, which had a magical effect, and pndored • permanent cure. It is guaranteed to cure all diseases of Throat, Luna or Bronchial Tates. Trial baMiss tars at J. Wibe n's drug A (nee a.asor, ever, of IC itches. Md•room. Delete Reim Parlor F rrr.ftu, r Perk SS i• aka, ( hairs 1Lair, carte and wood seat. -4. t'upbosede, Mild tads. Mattress.. LL asb•sta.d Lounger. Saw. what -Note. Leeektant)tswses, ---- --- N. TA -A rorep't'esseo.'auni of CoRtesu.d !Lrou4s alwa7s ea hate! at., 11,.., ,„ 10, Air at reesonabte rate . • P:c!-.-e Peary.'- . a •Drrty;ty.--A call solicited 1;51 . Immielleseamele CJSHOESTS& �C�T�Z11Z. -4;:;r,%e Cid i Keg t, announce t , the Public that they hate epened business in the above Store in the stare le'ely • ecopied by Horace Newein. Having purchased a large and well ere •rte4 stock . f Spring and Summer Goode at chew figures, we are determine to give the Pnblie the benefit. QUTCK SALES, BALL PROFITS WILL BB OUR ICTTO Air -Please call mid examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, /11P•Restember the place, next door to J. \Vileon'a Thug Store. Custom work will tweeter our apieeial attention. 1l• Neese bat the beet e.f material used and first -clam workmen emnpl..yed. jrRepairing neatly done on the shortest. notice OoderieleMarch 9lin. DOWNING & WEDDUF 8RT DESIQN3 IN WALL PAPE1k !row .s Its. t:me. it you wick ane or tato .- •vers at borne. 10 K• Pause's roomH. hpaper, 20,000 Rous of the Latest Designs prat• e r -r r , t •• re.r.at.ee •Dan eery am,h tafertsr mood.. 4 al and see them. This •re the boat • aloe in town. and sem* he.o14 The La1si Spring Bazaar Pa1ies Fashims, AT 11UTILeE WN 4