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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. NAY 29, 1885.
■nae tttewlrsa
Melee Boehm.of Beldam s scoots,
sew with Gen. Middletu., is a su.
(lml D'Arcy Beolt.,u of Coleuseg. He
w• formerly • major is the 46th last
Durham kateeHein under C.4. Willaams,
who sow osmm•sde the Mari bat-
talion in OM Northerem Major Seel
toe was i• Manitoba is IOW, and with
mow Scutt was thee esMssese to death
by RUL
Fth..e years ego ]layer Boulten
lying • primmer t. Fust OMrry cued
ed to death ley Loins Riel, pramideut
the oar-ea1W provisional ouvernmes
Then were many ttsatleisen din•
.t Fort Iry and the neaghbonag
lege of Winnipeg at the time, and
by one the tn..re ingeenti.J ,d t
sought to mollify the wraith of Riel
save the life of his 'aptly*. But
elver the other wee »feted ; n was
w much the offence test was to he pun-
ished •s the ezample that wee to be set
and Boulton must dia. Accordinglythe
w
pr,oer was ei informed and waa ade
prepare hunch for demob. Archbishop
McLean, the Rev. Mr. Young ass others
visited him. At length • gleam of
mercy or wisdom reached the savage
dictator and his flit was sued that
Ruultoou's loft should be spared. and the
glad news quickly spread through the
little settlement till it reached a rever-
end gentleman who lied prepared the
young mar to meet his death in a Christ-
y manner. ' • Nut to be shot ' ' said
the reverend gentleman. "Dear to.
Hs wu well prepared f ,r death. The
young man will never be in a better
mate w die. Dear me ' Not to be shot,
Well, well, it's o fortunate escape."
Riel afterwards was wont to ex
his regret that he had not shot Bel
wince his neap* encouraged others, a
it is probable that when he fund himal
pursued and taken on the banks of
Saskatchewan the other day he may ha
.mom mon wished that he had not
terfered to render void the pious L
.of the Red River clergyman.—(Toro
tVor!d.
of
was
mss- pestles agreed by Jas.
Veer Wawept•1.
Township Hall, Kay C, 1883.
Cou:►al tint this day. All
here prwest, the knave its
Minute. of Iset stestiag ra _
}py�weed. Assegai from Cosmoses
www► :sue to ealloillituti
with .tits e. dot W
Wawasp► was seed,
{Nish the ea
ordered the to • the
grins 4 ♦ • hod sot opened m
the essosatt
al I1. Sarais, Wm. P. fin•ssaiis and Jams
t. Nines, asking smote to pnruty arcn
aeon earl .urve), and pass meek by-laws
I squired by the Consolidated Municipal
THE vaLocrrY O? HILLS.
wits lues saws ties•ata flat- tlumwwe WIMP.
tneiePNre Wmea*ea Messes/
el the attempt of • uumber
to clank a hall dropped
of the Wadoisillipe Immo
aphasia ed se to
Ht 'of asp costo ssseeeplleli the
feet, ,the gwsetiee sews, ti aeeir of Shona
bee he as et theee
by a bait files *iMigatt wbt tit 0
feet by the it Mikes the p.ead.
13te szpetliONet was teletl, by Paul
Mese. Sue Pati
Baker lied bel aces ereetw;ed io
k
Posi Ow fed is Acta bad so dropped
has a vtdeeity of 181 test per sae..od
whim it strikes the grouted. This velo-
city neo be better comprehended by com-
partlUf it with I hatted bull
The !nivel, hat which the writer tiaa
any anoe of woe tirade by George
trucks M Isiwnpo io, few
die
v
struck the 'Rf*aa.d • iww iacbae u»r
W200 yard& be baU, in this itsta.oe,
was hit loco tie air et an angle of about
46 degrees-- the usuut fat urable angle for
•s IV.
�t gac tag the formula I will
state as ue.r as can be .iJculated,
the aught and tis distance being gves,
the inked velocity a the ball in this care
is foetid w be about 100 het per scrod.
Allowing the sauce ball to have been
bit in the came direction, M
angle, with sufficient force to give it the
mem veiucity at the start.ng point that
it acquirer in falhng from the monument
top, it would have gone 544 yards.
Would any of the players like to take
hold of *Jim hit, of the eases force, at
short field [Spurting Life.
Bila, blUtCISs, pimples, sod all .kip
dimmers, are quickest cured by cleansing
the blood with Ay.r'e Sarsaparilla.
one Art el UM. to enable them to midis a
he'A ditch frac creak crosnng IR 16, an 4111
and ciao and ruin,ng t., a southerly direr
an• l ti..n across the North halt of :tat 16, 2rd
n"t . pun., tert:otsting at tine dividing north
half of 1.4 It., 3rd con., from south half
of tort 16, Sed coo. , the seine to be .,.-
eluded December let, 1680, if puskble.
Moved by deputy mere, amended by
councillor Gibson, that the prayer of the
potion be vented -Qamed The clerk
was instructed to write .0 oertarn land
surveyors respecting woria k.. be duce is
the township. After apponung a nues-
ber of the pathuosaten for the current
year, souse tame wan spent so ezamauisg
the ateesatu•nt rolls presented by the
seseisot. Account of lF+, for getvelluyg
un Lsidluw'e hill, by Peter Foam, was
presented and urdee d is_ its pod.
Council adjourned 1e creast i the ball on
Friday, May 29th, as a mode rival -so
and for other business.
R. K. Mtt.t.zlt, Tp (To&
Mee
koro
nd
The Tory press are now taking refuge
the 1a the quibble that the franchise is to be
ve teen only to " duly qualified " Indian..
to- The objections token by the Opposition
b,r to the Indians 1ranebiee is that the bill
nw now before the House prisms to "duly
qualify " all Indians residing an their
reserves and under Government control,
whose there of the tribal estate would be
equivalent to the property qualification
of a white ran. Por 1natanoe, if the
Sarnia Reserve should be valued at $30,
000. it would qualify 200 mate Indgaae
resident thereon s Voters. And the
ode Judge of the value and of the quali-
fication s to to the revising barrister ap-
pointed
ppointed by the Gov-.rmeent. No appeal
an be made from his decision on ques-
tions; of fad as to age, restdenc•, valor
of property. eta , the only appeal allow-
ed being on points of law. The more
the provisions of the bill aro sifted the
more .andaloue they prove to be.
ter.
wend -'eats ,..later•^ ter.....
erect art.
For the benefit .4 all concerned, We
select the following prow»ions of the
" Canada Temperance Aet relating to
the violation, punishment mode of pro-
cedure,
ercedure, etc. :--
Whoever, by himself, his clerk, serv-
ant or agent, exposes .•r keeps for sale,or
directly ur indirectly, oa any pretence or
by any device, sells ur barter, or in oon-
+dontion of the purchase of any other
property gives to any other person, any
apintsoas or other tawziosting liqu..r,or
any mined liquor apetle of being used
as a beverage and a part of which is spiri-
tuous or otherwise iutoziating, in viola-
tion of the second part of this Act, shall
be liable on summary conviction to • pen-
alty of not less than fifty dollars for the
first offence, and not less than one hun-
dred dollars for the second offence and to
be imprisoned for a term not exceeding
two mont.ta fur the third and fur every
subsequent offence : and whoever, in the
employment or on the premiss of an-
other, s, ezpoess or keeps for sale, or
sells or barters, or gives in violation of
the said nomad put of this Act. shall be
held equally guilty with the principal,
and shall be liahle on summary coterie -
tion to the same penalty or punishment.
And all intoxicating liquors in respect to
which any offence has been committed,
and all kegs, barrels, masa, bottles.pack-
aaes, or receptacles of any kind whatever
in which the saute ant contained shall be
forfeited.
Any prosecution 1. or any such penalty
or punishment may he brought by or in
the name of the Collector of Island Rev-
.
-
tttuM within whose official division the
oboes was cursmited,--or by ur in the
tune of any person.
It shall be the duty of such Collect,
of Inland Revenues to bring such prise
cation whenever he shall have r...•n
believe that any such offence has bee
committed, and that a prosecution the
for an be sustained, and would not so
)ect him to any ondue measure of respon
sibihty in the premises.
Such prosecution may be brought—
In the Province ..f (hst*rin before an
Stipendiary 5fagutr&te or before any two
other Justices of the peace for the cowa-
ey, city or district wherein the afenoe
wascommitted ; ..r, if offence was com-
mitted in any county, city or town hav-
ing • Police Misgisttate, theu before such
Polioe Magistrate, .or in his abseroe,then
before the Mayor or any two Justices of
Peace—or if the offence was committed
en any city or town not having a Polios
Magistrate, then [.dove the Mayor there-
of, or before ail two Justices of the
Peace.
Koen In any house, shop, toms or
other place in any municipality in whish
any prohibitory by-law passed under the
provisionsof " Tl.. T. ne/,rrto; a .1 1 of
1864," ..r of this Act is in force. a her,
counter, borer pump., kegs or arty other
appliance. or. preparations s:aoilar <<
hose usually found in taverns and shops
ere spirituous .or fermented liquors are
ust..wed to be said . r trafficked in are
nd, and spirit fermented or
her intoxicating letuor is also found inac
house, shop, room, or pe, such
a.r shalt 1.e (benne: tohave Sorel kept
sate aetrary t.. the provisions of
h Act unless the contrary n• proven
the defendant se, Fifty prosecution ;
r.
the .cup ant ..f seat house, •hop,
or other pia.-.. shall be taken con-
clusively to be the person who keeps
ChM* and Pt,.r.
This disease w in every one's month ,
it has Am
become a a,.ia, until every tittle
change in the system is attended with
almut • deadly fear of china and fever.
The greatscause e of the reappearasos
uf this deplorable disease is ftruin treat-
ment The remedies meed to check the
disease du nut euro it, but promote its
reappearance. Every one can cure them-
selves, physic
ion. and need no phys.•n. Thuse
who nt•• net the convenience for baths
esu sae the sponge bath, is a hot nw
o.
Take every morning a handful of the
barb called feverfew, and steep it to one
pint of boiling water down to half a pint,
then when It 1a pool, strata it and drink
it through the day, and take a cup of
lemonade on going to bed. Apply to the
soles of the feet a pusltis of o ommo$
salt. mined with hot vinegar, and a pad
on the pit of the stomach, evade of dry
salt, to a plaster of Burgundy pitch.
Avoid all animal food and pastries
awl—coffee tea aboaldawl—coffee not
mroog•
In the spring, whet, winter a depart -
)r tog, with its many restrictions, we find
. the system in • feverish condition—,pore
to so now, than in our grand -patents' time
when stoves, registers, and gas were nut
so freely used.
Just before the chill comeson have a
pot of very strong not coffee made, and
when the brit chill is felt, pour out about
n
re-
b -
a pint and squeeze the juice of twu
y lemons in it, and sweeten it to please the
taste ; drink it all and go to bed, cover
op warm. If the first test i. not suocca-
ful, repeat the same the nett evening,
until the third, which will cure.
In all eases of fevers and headaches,
apply poultices to the soles of the feet ,
take two tablespou sf ul of salt, one tea-
spoonful of muatare ; raiz with hot vine-
gar, apply bot : when it is dry, renew the
application. Thu* will cure, of con-
tinued.
Boxwood leaves made to a strong de-
coction and drank, will cure.
WYortawood ffjll gee cure on the same
oosditioaa.
Feverfew when gran, bruised with a
little milt, and applied to the wrists and
sols of the feet, will core fever and
u se. tae this every day till
Slain for elm Seas..
If Osumi dresses of the ebi'dren an
moiled and at all grassy, add borax to the
water in which they are waabed. Dis-
solve a large tablespoonful of borax in a
pint of boding water, Fut about • third
of at an the first Sala in which the
garment IS to be waabed, another third
in the next water, and the rest of it in
tie rinsing water ; Shake the rarune.te
thoroughly before hanging them up to
dry
The Mese let.
The best blood cleanser known to
medial science a Burdock Blood Bit-
ters. It purifies the blood ut all fool
humors and rivet strength to the weak. 2
JEWISH ION(i�'ITY.
Sew Wee M.setvasee et the Senate L.
Fv.**rsed the Sitew or a Mae..
irm1111110110. 161"4/11116'
We read a.a ..(ua WI week to the
dseglellarr taptlnps waives of sue• e
Beards of Dorsies lissom Commie-
MMera to teeming hosiers fur the retail
soh, of I. oar soder the Scutt Aet to
ponos w were previusaly .aped le
she ball/AGM el keeping taverns sod
sateen Itis bee the Shepley Mss set
Msehibit the UM of lancers to es.h
�Ie,Y.t itis Widest that tie iotsetiw
if�e homer et Hie Act was to pew&
obs sale et Ilion pumas ether than
dew a*,ds sis plisse where dredges
are act assiteile,
We believe we hare 'peed peende gee
eisiwistt, is dao light d She retest Moss -
Ma of the Waiwmow s(Iwset el the Duman
too, that the W tioveniass.t hes
nut the power to issue these liwaesseaad
that any layout avid wider *soh Newts
sr issued will be in aiulatwa of the Mw,
sad the sellers ups. he poo arcus— toot
puniabmmat.
Farther, the judges of the Supreme
Coen evtd.stly inset to affirm that the
retail dale of figteor should he owtn.11ed
by Provincial authority. Iadsreetty they
affirmed the mundane of the Sows As,
end aewted that it should be e.Lsrsed.
Clearly, 'hair derision netti *ale the leg-
sal.ti•is that attemptsto take such purer
away from the lviticial autfluritw,
and that interferes sink the worry*" mit
of the provisions of the Scutt Are.
W trust that Nis eesrmo* sew ram
of the state stairs wide IM M►witauag-
y► *treed to 1y set Moray sad the
Provieci.l eatharitise hi eMip past of
the Dominion, sad that they will at uses
proceed agents thew ez-teteteee-keeping
•codon au N to pretreat their illegally
milling ligour under licensee "not worth
t isr u. which they ere writ:
ten. "-[Cartsdupon Citizen.
It Vaslsed *artless
'Aunt Pully,' said a poetic young lady,
who w•a visiting her aunt in tie wino
try.
'What is it, ekiid 1'
'Du you never feel as though you
wanted to leave the milk and butter ---
'If I did, child, it would be sure to
Bet your iniad ; how eau yes keep it
chatted to them oumason tbtspt r
'Peer child ! Why, bless you, my
better isn't common. It allots brings an
extra price at swim sad is spoke for
'waysietd.'
et dos your suet borer yearn fur
Om beautiful, Aunt Polly r
'No, child ; I never yearn for nothing
but hulked pertoten But I do hanker
for then dreadful sometimes when they*
skoeros an' high.
Weald Take sae t'A•.ee.
A New York state farmer, who was in
Mantra the other day, was asked by a
w I legal speculator of be bad coy hay to
�aNl
'Going to hang tight on to my hay,' he
replied. 'If England and Russia fight,
bay will go kiting,.'
'Got any potatoes t'
'Iota of '.m, bet in we of war 'tau
will boat right up.'
'Any uata r
'Two husdr.d bushels, but war means
80 gents a bushel tor oats.'
'How about pork r
'Got ten barrels, but pork is going s
climb.'
'Can't you spare a few turnips r
'Turnips 1 Well, eu gate of war turnips
have got to jump, but bean' I want some
mut and aaiker and stacker, I'll let
you have five bushels and take my
dunce. ou Ramis Within' down.'
In enumerating the causes which have
mad. the Jewish people so .trot.[' and
v,guruua, particular mention must be
made of their obseresese of the Sabbath.
This day was appointed for the double
purpose of securing a .et portion of time
for the worship of God and of affurdang
rest to tbm body weaned with its siz
day'. labor. O edience to than primeval
law u still held by the Jews to be as
strictly banding on theta as any other re -
'igloos obligation. In Christian cuun-
trie.. where the Sunday u kept sacred or
observed as a bobday, another day of
met in addition to their own Sabbath a
obtained, thus fortifying them auainat
the crashing toil and nervous straw of
tsndern life. The lo.s accruing from
this enforced abstinence from business
worms is more thio counter-b♦hnc.d by
the gain in nerve power with which
periodical mention from any harassing
employment is cum Tbia is
doubtless one of the actl un which har
helped to invigorate both mind and
body, and to develop in them those 'high
qualities for which they are juutiy
dis-
tinguished.
To sum up—the longevity cat 'the Jew
u cn acknowledged fact In his sur-
mundiogs he is on a par with his Christ-
ian neighbor. If tine locality in whish
he•tlwelle ie unhealthy he alsor,
n sage
but to a less degree. It' the eliwsate u
uneenial ite influence tela on him, too,
ss
but with leincurious effect. His vigo-
rous health enables him to resist the on-
set of diens* to which others succumb.
These advantages are for the most part
owing to his food, hie temperate habits
and the ear* taken of him in sickness
and poverty. Nu doubt be a specially
fortune in inheriting a constitution
which has been built up by attention,
for many centuries, to hygienic details.
His meat is drained of blood, ai that by
that means sorbin warms s ro not likely
to, t.e conveyed iso, has sy
asstem. It a
ala, most carefully inspected so u to
prevent the consumption of abet is un -
mild, hence his comparative immunity
rom ecru(uloua and tuberculous forma
damns.
The Bible* regarded by some *can-
ines an old fashioned book : bot Os
tea:btng in relation to hye•eae,ev.n they
ill confess, hat not become antsquatea
t must be credited with having anlici-
1
Sows es 111.sie.
The wife of Mr. J. Kennedy. Dude 01
P. (1., was eared .d • chronic cough by
Hauyrd's Pectoral Bailees. The best t
w
DOC
(oro
d
such
WIC
and
roses
therein swell liquor foe .de.
1■ peeving the sale or barter roe other
ual.wfel disposal of liquor for the pur
mei an, pnaepLng relative t+. au of -
wider the said " %wyum.n -r.4. t o;
1.04," or under Asa Act, it shalt not be
.mesaeary or show that any m.esey actu-
ally pa..rd or any liquor was actually
anssomed, if the ,sacro, mai ansate of
other officer or court hwnug the can, is
er are satisfied that a transaction in the
ttelure of a sale or barter or other un
lawful disposal actually to..k place.
Moder. thea CeeA, 1
A good nese, g'w.d health, S good
ern.panson and a bottle 111 Hiwrard'n
Yellow Ohl an amonw the firs requisites
few h.mea happiness. Yellow OJ cure.
Rheimetienk Sprains, Lameness, Brui I
am. Bemis, Prost Bite., Croup. Num
Threat, and all I'ain and In•amation. 2
throat and Tung healer known. 2
w
Why *.r 0..p4 Lite. wan. 1
My thin boots wore ont in a few dare.
i forgot to hold up my dyes and entered
my petticoat• with mad My bonnets
were epoi!ed one after another by the
rain. i generally returned from the
expeditions 1 took, dirty, weary, and
o
tants some of whom had Neon the oo
pater and recorded for our nnstrtMion
end profit doctrines which ore now sc.
ospted as beyond dispute in this depart -
treat •d 'omelettes. 1n the Mosaic paw
are preserved sanitary rules, the habit -
nal observance of which by the Jew.fr ss l
reneratuie to generation, has roads him
a, II
Id WVhovers my rens man acquaia eo
pani.ns of my ehiWhnod in Berri, had
none • d those inconveniences to submit
to. i therefore had a lose gray cloth
mat made, with a waistcoat and trousers
t,. match. When this astute* was mom
plated by a gray telt hat and a hoess
woolen cravat, no one maid have,; teased
that 1 was n- •t a young et udent t u my
fist year My Mott, were sky partsnhar
deleeit. 1 abn.W Paler to hare gone to
bed with them. On their little iron
heels f wanderers from one en,d (4 Pans
to :he .4her ; nn nne took any ,entice of
me .r aspected my diagnise.--(Cmrrge
hand.
The opinion of the "seem bailie is
regard to Ayers Cherry Patel& is see -
firmed by cleryymo., lawyers, public
Parer Pooch amditinos of the akin, speakers, and coots. All is, it is the
agsaggeoing the head, Pteaplee, Erapr- teat remedy that .an be prooered far
=OM Diseases. use Prof. Low • all affection of the vocal organs, throat,
Rasp.Is and lunge
a
pence to all other races in respect uf
eahh and longevity -
The continued nee of Ro uiuso'e's
PauarNoatxab Lk union invariably
domino the blood from all impurities
and restores the eys:•m to a state of
healthtuin..s, that ,, manifested in in-
creased e"rietitutinnsl rigor, menta) Seta
tory, and lightness and booranct of
mints. Always ask foe Re•ot*,sow's
Pnoatwoauu Rrcunow, and be sure
y0:1 awl it.
Whe.lvr • Tfes.e P%.e .tea.
1 NCREASED STAENATH increased
try 'b. ass of alosk0L strychnine. est..
chigoe! M sea tern si'etimelent M .ere. 5.-
M etsmb wows, b. ever dr vney the
keen Me ema
•ets the oma-
ceope a ee't11sss eMmtnte that gee -
env. vital A.re.. t ewte.w mantas stem
InlMw. The a '..hoer of the taalise mid
beorapel e/ }e/1aR Wandty PAssehate.
and ( set urns sfhwnntten. bit a
payetalpr meson of war•.. .t.'.r .:,arils
•win ►r•r'e-'';., •1,'r)r..i ,'. t, ..t.
a.
I embarrass the new Liberal government.
13- a (.t._•.. says that it was Mr. Fiaet
Wu, couducted Riel to the Clerk . room
Ito be sworn in • but other authorities
e sure reliable than .our contemporary as -
i sociate the tams of Messrs Ouimet and
and Memos, two loyal bleu*, with that
hnnor. Be that as it may, the Citizen
this morning tells the world plainly that
the swearing in of Biel was • Tory patty
trick to which it was privy. A morn
disgraceful admission was nerer before
made even by Ms f;to:•n.—(OttawaFree
Wb1 Gael Yeah the *ma.
The C:t;.on tall its this morning that
it knew all about Riel'a doming to Ottawa
SPRING & SUMMER
XYew Goods arrived, and will be «n ' dtyr
in,; the Season. rt'
I can suit all as to .Material taut Style.
ITU G-11 D13 TDOP
Ii►.dHZONABIaE TAZI.C�R.
rm
tt.i.k it the Fain.- Woes street. least Mee to Bask eidement.�
Goderich Foundry and Machias Works,
Runoiman Bros., Proprietors.
CO•TMACTI TIM Fee $TU E•mow•I•EfmowRILLS. dM OMRYC•1•E•1 NAELI.
Flouring Ms Changed to the Gradual Bidnctioi apts.
Horse Powers, Grais Crashers, Straw Cotten, Agricultural Furman,
Stoves, etc., etc., at Law Pricer
.111 hinds of Castings .ifade to Order.wss
J. B. RJoteata, R. W. Runt-manUoderlck, Mev. fe, req 1110111
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
BARGAINS!
GRA
ET .4 -R '�GA.21NTS
FOR CAB�I
OR PRO .01:703C.
SEE THE GOODS MARKN
ED DOW_
RIDIJEY Nevis'sJan. 21, 1885. The cpis's Iters. C deeieh
LOW PRICES_
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS
�iROCffiRI1Ct3, 1N
C ROCZRRY
CHINA. IC,
ISTONS WARE,
!WC_, &C., aro
Also a Large Ilac of
Moustache Cups, Ladles tops, Fancy Mugs, lies Ware
Vases, dtc., which will be sold at
W_ MT
ICHET.fT.i..
December foils. 18th. 1174 Hamilton street. Oodericto.
BAGAINS FOR CASH
1 .IM SELLING OFF MY STOCK OF
CLOTHINGE
AMU 0MT1 KNISH MOS
.6.t aGreatly Reduced Price for Cash.
to take the oath, and that it warned the
go•ernment that Riel was in Ottawa. No THIS LA A (J .('IS A\\'fs(')ck g y
doubts
e Y
Sod
that our contemporary knew
all about the affair. It was clumsy
political trick gut up by the Tories a
to Ooerick. Nor. Lttb, 11W
Ina
ABRAHAM SMITH
Pre..
eeieeentates desrsatr.m.
It is worthy of note that the inde nd-
' entpreas unanimously condemn Sir ohne
fesnehise kid" For many tsars it was
I truly said that there was no such thing
as public opinion in Canada, but merely
party opinions- that whatever measure
was proposed was oniversaliy damned by
the organs of the other quite irrespective
of its merits. This is still true as to the
machine newspapers and politician., but
'he trowth of the independent press is a
sign of the formation of • healthy poblie
opinion. outside of renal or biased poli-
tical organehip. The people have long
been tired and diagutted with newspapers
whoa emus 00 any given question two d
safely be predicted in adrenal., according
to their political iraninga ()n such oc-
casions aa the present, the inde,iendant
press, by throwing their inflames into
the .ale against attempted infringement
of popular rights by either rorty do a
moron. -e which hide -bound partizans ean-
n.,1 render.—(Toronto News.
new Lire Ise Fwnettewe Weakened a1 M-
saee, wrb5IN cad tee. 45.41...
The Great Genian Iarigoreow is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness,
pais in the back or sides, no matter how
chattered the System may be from ex -
Icess of any kind, the Great German
Remedy stall rrees�jore the Met fent-time
and **cure &tela. and happiness. $1.00
per hoz, sax hots for $6.00. Scold by
all dr.gfimta Sent on receipt .4
p nage raid, by F .i. Money, To
Ohio, row agent for United Sestet Cir-
culars and teetiseniaa .eat free, Sold
by Geon Rayon, sole agent for God. -
rich Sas :
A Rtwaa► tee nee dean ' Tumula-
av ' to soy one mending the beet four hue
rhyme ns ' teneWaar, tae r•ma'heM.
Pirtle aim (n► 11• r..,•.. • r 'Nit . A -G
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
GE�.11►Ftrtir
N
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, 0 eriz
DlA gnal
(kaansanrt'eatneof cadgttehea
wood. Bedrst,,.(M't4ntwar'n.d+ lmsa.i-s,.sua, lisFt::r.tvt•:et, etveu,.b•ataaa,d.oenge., Setae. Whet -Note Looking Gleaee.
N. R. A copteteoaso.'ascot of Corns and Shrouds & ears on band ala Rearms ter lin
at reasonable rate .n,
Posture chiming • stteeIalty.:�,.li mit signori
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OTS &SHOES
?•o d "7CTe dicfl.up
Heir t. arnnence to the Public that they have opened business in the above Mot—
in the store lamely occupied by Horace Newton Hating porch/toed • large and
well assorted stock of Mprieg and Summer floods at close figure*, we are determine
to give the Poblie the benefrt.
QUICK sus, STILL PROFITS ELL BB OUR IC170
,I -Please call and examinee our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
'-Remember the elan, next door to J. Wilton's Drug Store,
AM -Custom work will receive our special attention.
siterNome bet tie bed et material used and fide -class work men 'mph yed.
Aar -Repairing neatly dose ea the shortest notice
(Ioderuh. ]larch 9 ldid. DOWNING & W ED D U P
ART DESIGNS IN 749.LL PAPER
Now is thit time. it pee wt.b owe or les stmt reams st tooter. t• see Put/oil rocs gape:
Me hoe ever
20,000 Rous of the Latest
Plasstlfal enlers. and sf }.Meanie.•. rh.n rmrl tnte,h tafmrter gpo4s. Cal coil sn. thee. =M
•ntkv tr,.t'.'.!cote tows. and meat 0,.eM
The Desi Spring B ,a�aar Pa���c� �F&bieq,
AT
1
MISS Y.
Dr. Bsedy a
and Kies Pine
Hardy,
Jr. 4
thele 4ede is
hoop, tied 1M
bees away hror
Tket, had been
and es all the
mem ealtessert
somehow ale• la
and Modem lair
res * a feshk,n
down a str,ngr
thought about :t
did at Ism mel
mother had be
paint obi chute
sisters were nun
world, and her
Oat ' ]fisc Petw
mauled—he peat
inertinet : aha,
Mug nature and
e.saese.o• shish
sensible of her ut
At last the d..
pr•ctico any long
mor, sold out to
.btawd, emerge
bis sktaasea hill
tended the Iasi
when he got it.,
as akilful (two
pbyeiciat,j, k
timer, and
est. Still, its
Wise Dr. Hardy'
y's*nee. sod wu •
ask the oliet m
batt List cad c,
?aselope. It moa.tony of
hate this hig e
sit es hour with
u
wasof the out alter.n
w.a,beofoundys ti
cad *arty a
thought found
more than half
They trade
open hearth,
01* ruarwg
"NVarnrr hut:
•lf
Lute in the door
Evil On.
TF.e two
tyur heart's oo
lett on the op
and knitted or
wu full of kind
ing that Dr. 14
were out at
one torah*,
did so while he
in soles ea
that then w
gnat po.:keta,
ties, anti grad
gas to have a
the nnobetresi
Now Miss P
beau, that is,
yeses before,
day of her y
ant to look at,
masters sot,
'anon. On
at the chinch
had made it a
book ih ming1
lope had
respond, so
she never h
''Her life had
responsibilit'
bees or iove-
unden'
iletvieg bean
Affairs w
' lope, Jr., ca
tads for heti
severe illn
after Mies P
were sway, i
"s silly, fe
Lather, and
every one
although he
beet, and al
Her mother
her father
money, so t
with bar std
ersinthe o
She wu
thing, and
woodetfsU
made him
the three
doctor se
commies
they had o
and
and q
daring
and a
that he
*very
in his
had
Jr., Is
pealed
days
fol es
se/ Heti
bares
ally w
Jima* 4
1u• at
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