The Huron Signal, 1885-6-5, Page 6N
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By found in a 81116-clase
pay the Highest Pries
ery large, and you can
as from u,i, and at prices
L and we will convin00
I with UM. We have a
tits Poet's tor
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1 du sts Wilk that I amid t...of
Illy deli, weight of weer • •
11 were sot tortilla.
Theo Jewell Maliatetti aters.• oesell
Usesea. bet wideperien re no eigt.
isms smear went or loves*/ Aar.
Tellell my emit with West
Thief, aro so many tri. cares
Thai
se was kaows and nu owe shares.
To weal for use t. -LI
Thiess ea city husband INA See
Nor his dear love uplift frees ma 0,
hos h hours unmanned prplexty.
ole 4-ffers • • at a sire1....' 10" *temp 1 4qt.
TIMID:TROA SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, talk
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OSML108 WU/LYONS.
EASE AND SEC ITY
meta. COT.
.44..4f/gingaireeworseserr!shag is winamiochal has a
mete past sad it is leo fosse dime. low
I hese se Essay gamma duties ttsy
et
sum at the 'within, a hulled
I always love to get at the plain sewing
at this dreary essin, au I may have ti
oat of the way before the pleasant
weatber ounies whets lik• b MptIf Id •
good Aare nay time the open WC.
Yee I hem agy tabtsckilltis. aspirins,
aid sheets. usi the niachtie, titimityb *Mai
"homy ineenen my they ahoeld sieve
be dome by hand, as they iron better and
OBI leaver dens dim. but it as 0,11 so.
If a • is operator, and fader
or the mit aeli, the mechiee does the
t -all in e beet memo. I know this
f tong e pignence, law 1 waillead ads • good
haul sewr, awl lave set Operated tIllo
ivachine for °VIM 2./ year' without lentil -
illy something of it. Then, the tone
isseis, end the wear on the nervetta
system. for of ail ammo over -hand per -
has excepted, itsuamuN is the most
tedious.
sualtIng under clothes. I always
finish with trimming of some kind, as I
thiiik they look ueater and *ar tatter.
We make a great deal of different styled
srochet trimmings, and if made of hems
thread. they wear well I lately got
e mse serpentine braid (not rie-raek, and
my eldest desghter crocheted some
tr ttttt tong of it, for skirts and
drowers. She 'enerally does all the
heed sewing, as ehe iitodiell Pa running
--- this mahine.
• That mothers know so •rell.
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„alter goods agitabits for
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OODERICH. • ".4.T.
The tea luso of wore household schee,
l'he ending of .me pleasant dreamt.
Derp laddea ia say breast
The weariness of children • DOSSIt.
The yearning tor that subtle min
, . Thad turoeth duties into Joys,
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stirred.
A ad El• eat Lauer rust.
I hear secret thing-. bowel rr snag,
• ' ere tisew to Jame, each and all,
• Anil tht• thought brine. toe pears.
- I do not need lo say our word
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He know. easai ihourcios no heart bath
..taiti by divine caress iny Ione
. Makes all ate tkrotit.uar ease.
. And then upon his loving ben.
M y »eery head it laid al ret, *4,4
bie., Meal el-11l1LS)
Until lt ashMeeth all in
Itst LAM hathyue or mortal pain
Wit0080 bella (*drive me forth meals T
Yeas sack togas
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Morrow's awe store. OODElltICR.
rte stock a
) COFFEES.
do better with me patrons Mae
7 pound of Tea or Coffee. -
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LL BROS.
rt House Square, Hoderleh.
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Farm anblbarben.
The chief ditficisIty in teaching calves
to drink froti the pail arises trout too
oreat hate. Let the calf humane hungry.
warm the fund to the temperature of new
milk, give it ehe finger to suck, but only
for a imminent. and the calf as easily
taught to drink.
The best stock water is that of living
springs the next that of running at remiss.
Fully equal to these, save in the ex-
ception id hardness, la the water of wells
free froui surface draivage. The worst
water is that of slack 'treadle, and stag-
nant poodle
An exchange thinks hellion intended
Ir the dairy sheuld not be fed on fat-
tening food. I'enty of coarse provender
is better. It enlarges and strengthens
the digestive orgass, and when they
et me in prnfit, tee tendency will be milk
and not fat.
Cows well fed, and which yield a knee
• 1. promirouu .A cream to their nulk, al-
ways unlike hard butter, Mall is warm
weather. In such cws, ..n the prOper
fod, a part of the fat which usually
goes lin •Uni passes into the milk veins
and is converted into butter.
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t Goods and Prices. •
oplete stock of
tha va u• details
id the Wanes*. Them is iso hard or
violist tosomend with in the best
Dam itself ; Um bee keeptim to -day
la made up indisaude uusebee id
bilk saisters, which can be learreed only
kr conetout study. aloes aeptiosuoo .ad
daily practice. There peritape, II..
other osispateus where the baud sed
brain have to work as faithfully together
to insure 018111001111/1111 poorest bialys es
disappointment as in the bee Mimeos&
Like say other occupant's it lea ite
bnght and as dark side, as ups met
d ,ene, good sealions followed by bed
masons, frequently low prices, hoses
t rough hard winters, sefavourable awe
Mery Of by disease, • cot only lie. who
hie • 'genuine love foe his veciatios,
couple.d wall perseerance. naelloomee
and evvoni,tuy, will be likely to sal to It
until the end.
PfitiLTIV moos
"They say" im hens lay Silisll egg..
Pepper IJ warm fiat is !lod for
we.
11Cgs for hatching should not be ever
two weeks old.
Dent forget to spank le the eggit mein
the setting heus totasionally grelleire-
warm water.
It••••••sbar awal Sword laureases ewe nea
Twain& ta
Soon house-cleaning will have to be
goo that thtft to PlEice 41 bet I in
wait till,it is safe to
..r a few old feeds, in the er•ter that the pm doors quo „s, for
young c ickens driok I t f I sick for the Like. ..1
In 'erecting eggs for hatchin, do nt " "" Ancl l'e 14
limy the largest, but rather those of an alums that may house cleanin,g was done
fore Ord of my neighteses.
even ewe, and with good :oil perfect
shells. LITTLII 7,-.Comontusa.
Young chicks hive little to f-ir froin
listase, if properly fed and housed
ria -y e•nnt Stand alattlp, and until fser
or nee weeks .ild should lie kept in iill
ery touters as possible. Korn them in
their coops till the heavy dews are off.
How to get the largest number of
chicks trona the fewest hens is what is
desired. A good ellen is te set several
hens at one time and after • week or ten
des.' II/11111d the ego, ftlillUIVIIK those
1 that will not hatch placing the geed
eggs together under 80111.1 ..1 the hens mid
resettti,i the other birds.
keisember that early ehiAties and
desks brew esmaaerstive orates, if
marketed early turd in good conchoon
So dont stint tbe feed or allow there ti
!roam the countryover in order to pet
eld those intended for Market 'Wed be
op a living. W a about, too wet's& latest"
another form, such a ragie omits. etc. and the deft isfhters of the no.unted ie.
peaty or serviceable IM g , here , lath gtabblemen, 0
placed in coops, and fed with buckwheat All this of course. takes Ume and in- I (entry, all of whom bad stood shoulder
or oatmeal made into dough for eight or imam( v, but, , not that life beet envy i t . sheuider in the souare, straigliteuing
ten days, hot 1..nger. 11-', ed hick oleos play to the faculties Bud their bayonets acrt se thelrltnew or ender ti
e lid t nt in ',hole d k h mot of ever • f t I Ithers there were wV. discaided
It was si LI Tehrhat I was Ind Wrack
with the inferior shy of the &Wish
bayonet and *word bayonet. At Tolstoi,
in the rush awl scurry it wee pit to a
severer test thee auyedieine Mee Ott Ibis
Hoodoo. In that battle the kiadoodowee,
as they rushed out of their gratis cover
with their .on &pears, troy pitched
theuseetves epos the 5.1 ewe
Bleck Natoli and texty-ti th. The tn-
aagelared. onbstherallawboleagle, hoiallaawvbaser.astal:tletxliwiltit "4"1.1"9"trwat•orteraike iss tha radruble.isbytwr:skenhicwthkiseh"(111WPINIatiTh"L"netT bilr"111.7111.11Maileult"Nil
the sword baonet. it often beet like i Cru'OR
hoop iron r km, • threw was num* it o GE RHYNAS, - Druggist,
Met better then ts• sword byonet. Like
toox.. tiZiE;srr , ao Et Ellt I 0 -
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boom ineermd, and lemma oerk sigew- Totritaiii
ed straggle. '.111
wieund it makes is ouht, a. t ans.
twat savage or infuriated man ramber
several throat& befuewebe is plawg bum
de ownibst, ives/ hies • Mame ta reit
amuck among tramp lo the
simoad place, the triaigutar bayotert.
•heei thrust weleutly, 'pies too far and
there is great difficult in freeing ft. At
Tama, • stalwart soldier hooked his op.
poneut tn such a manlier that he had to
drew the body tweet, yard*, as we were
retreating, before liberating hie weapon.
This was the most coespictione instance
of the kand I saw, but it was by ot,
theT herei !syw oonrde.
barnet has weight without
breadth. and. with the cutlass. flogositto
ly lacks temper. I have seen blise
Jacket's cutlaitaloweeti bejoeet Tainei.
as well as some in the battles op the Nile
bend Int.. semicircle and reinain that'
shape, unfitting it for a second point -
The use it was put to did not testi(' the
swing way 01 the weapon. The fact that
In caring for a large family, how many it did not regain its ft•nn further proved
••iittlos thore are to Icok after ' It that the otealny of the bade was .4 the
es Mesa lowillawre Intor prwreet. Tt would bays gone the. is. •
looltftig gut tor thse, or elotieet way had it been driven awkwardly 'lute
It satire segibus raaglaselui, setz
observable la the soma heyonent
hed I
sieve
that ..he is geiug behme hand in a sack o,f lour
economy. So Minh Can be saved hlt • The, can be ne teal difficulty with ma . i ....... E'", ! 2 ji
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uncomfortable circunistancte all their tough usage In • campaion. What I have
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It•ia to announce that she has is atm k la lamer ao/ varied protease.
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The I "cry Latest Itinter and Spriner Fashions
arid slat would respectfully is ite the ladies to call and se the display at
The Chicago House.
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little wise foretheoght, that we do not mechsnics and workshops in procuring r p
wonder some people remain poor, or in bayonets that will bear the brunt .4 • oysest
IIa nature, God never makes any- sad of the bad (uidity a the cutlass at,
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placed where it does the mut good. ! a soidiet at Abu Klett saw wah iitsmay 5: 0 0 1. ff.
thing to Le wasted. Koch small atom is plies equally the *wont bayonet. Maty
tit the Immo, a wise economy puts every- this bayonet rendered useless at the ino-
thng to its proper 7.3. Nothing meta when there was no chance to lead
am.
thrown eat that cots he p to make a Can hs rite anal when hajnost stood in need
fort able meld ; tie worn, esstoeif el...thie eff as servisee. There also I aaw sword
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bayonets bend and twist with the facility
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is left for ntoths to devour, that could te e. i 5. g. i i a 't rev tol e -..
e 4 --,-; e • • •
possibly be itiadOt foreman m.o. poison rof sole iron teethes time steel. After that rl Q 1.4iif 'lir zill ,
to 1. "1. • f•.„ f
or if too f goal' ler dingle, made over runt ou migliellistrused beltway foet hil 1:4
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There is no doubt that corn fodder. sheen."' as • elf:Anis: peonultrynca, than in any trhZrta an Ina " t n Y oit
either green) as grain or in drills, makes of the cereals, weight for weight. Great I their distorteci weapons and picked up
omie dead sentrade s from the held.
the cheapest sa will as best feed for 1 sirs. however, sh.•uld be exercised in ILITUISRIS Is;..a..
London Teleraph.
cows. .4 heaping bushel basket of cut feeding it, especially to the Asiatics "I saw Cynthia Wood washing dishes
stalks three times a day will keep the Too much of this very hearty food ir ight the othir day. Marmsie. ash Me put
cows in meet condo . If they are prove detrimental. Milt one third whist milk in the water' The part was half •'' Maas somas, mows&
II f hot water and in that .ho put
giving milk a meson et meal stwuld be
added.
The variety of beets must commonly
grown ler stock feeding are th• lono red
matigel, the yeltow globe inanirel, aod
the sugar beet Tee hing rod grows the
largest and produses the bravest. crepe,
and is mostly preferred by dairymen for
cows and hogs. A rich sandy soil is the
Lest 1. r beets.
There are a few conditions whick must
be 4,biserved by all who wish to seisseed
itt poultry keepieg. and they are cleanli-
ne, proper veutilatiim, good food and
plenty of room, both inside the ceop and
out in the yards, and if these conditions
ars not respeoted Should Hot hope to
reset with success.
Artichokes on good laud, with the
same culture as con, will prudes
:100 to 500 bushels per sere, says a grow-
er, and A. C. Williams a 'document
Illinois hog breeder, says 40 hogs may
be kept on an acre of artichokes wit out
any other fool, end that they pro uce
more hog food than any other crop.
The small streams which often flow
tbniugh farms are almost invaluable
sources of fertility, if the mud which!
aocumalates thern is every year clean-
eci out and spread upon the land. All
Id
from cultivated fields, find a lodgment
in die Mika of these streams.
1753 H•V /AMINE.
• I insist upon that any farmers is fool-
ish to sell hay at $6 or $8 per ton, no
matter how abundant it may be, or how.
ever be may feel that he has plenty to
to suffice for his own ne. It is worth
more m mey than that of feed, and if he
haa not stock, enough at farm auctions,
thoeseht is not at theemplacee that the
best bargains may be looked for. Better
borr,w a little cash mid buy up anise
additiontl stock than sell hay at suck
prices as hundreds of tons wen" sold for
at the beemning ef the petit winter.
Better indeed keep the hey for a highest
market, which is pretty sure to come
before very long. It would have been
quite a bonanza te many formers if they
hail held on 1I the hay they sold taut
fall, for if they only done so, they would
have doubled their motley.
STARTINii IN THE PER lirsINE•••
At the start it will depend altogether
on the mama to which yon intend to go.
If you want only one of & cohmi.,
for honey to be (lied at home, for study
er as ornanient to your place, any of the'
standard werke beeculters will give
yoil *enamel theoretical knowledge to
begin with. In connection with this.
you shuld, if pivssible, visit Posse rime.
tend hee keeper, watch hins through the
tanous manipulations in the apiary, ask
the "why and wherefore' of snythine
you do n1 understand The same cause
may he pursuml If y intend eventually
to go into ben keepine on a lassie Peale,
haee at present ilotriP other business on
which VOU dpend, or to which y..o ars
t000nfiinane,el. 1,1:ruitzhmichoretneounith'eailialonneutelitoureine
of bee& Yon ehould also sellmerite• fort
ef the princoval bee parrs.
T there has w thin the last decade. been
011a ot-
,
au • radial change in the oranagemenst
ot bees that so siensiWe men would now
think k them as his grandfath
er did. Bet there is at the ••MP
sock • c.matant. progress in details and
IMprovements that ly by studying Cs..
bee papers cos you keep op with the
3' Hardware,
YORI:hdetaltl, Nr -3212081E
Cutlery. See our Fillver
Materials.
CPIMSOITI
11 door to R. McLean's Meat arket.
with two-thirds of some °thee grain, for
otdinary purposes in the laving season,
and hew will do well, and be kept in
better average caudal.a titan by
greater allowance.
• Poserea•sat Beinstt
Mr. Bloomer, of Hamilton, Oa., suf-
fered for many years with a paintul
running wire upon one of his legs, which
baffled all attempts to heal until he weed
Burdock Blood Miters, which speedily
worked a perfect care.
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eat hy buying roar
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ittetterieh. and eateries, Itne15
tkt. through •Il the intirrmodiase grades
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ed, from 11.00 to 15,00. ---
hool Boots, from 75c. up.
es ProportionatelrCheap.
sends, and prt.-e•
N- 1\IT G-1
street and &inert.
1811,11 at fewest roues.
Tura Me Reseals fiat.
A/ the backbone of the rebellion le
evidently broken, and nothing remains
but to punish Big Bear and • few other
'Zane who behaved more savagely than
lie refit. the thoughts of the country
begin to tern to two other phases of the
subject. A hearty welcome end suitable
rewards should be is pteparation for the
brave volunteers who have ready emery
U 0
half a cup of old iiut sweet milk. She
mid it softened the hard water and pre-
vented the hands from chapping. arid
Mr. Wood said girls often wondered
why their hands got so rough and on-
shehtly : but if they were careful to dry
theta before going out in the wind, and
/So/ this remipe ttN their dishes, it would
not happen. It was the crude peo-
ple used ond their own carelessness that
caused such rouge red hands. anti them
gide thought they were martyrs to dull
washing. It was one of Hillside girties
Oho said this,after salling on a net ghbor,
and T thought the idea might be useful.
For my own part, I prefer borax to
soften water, and it is so easily managed;
nor have I eve* known it to hurt the
hands. I know that for tie -ware milk -
and. water is better than soap. !or the tin
dos" not have the mote rusty, streaked
appearafice
We Lad • long talk about • pi., tem
ed credtt for their excellent conduct in in the kitcher., the head of the household
circumstances of extreme hordship and being very fond of apple pee, though he
danger. An equally hearty condemns- adnuts that it is not the most healthful
tom should be In readiness for the rnen diet. Lately ths Amateur Cook has
that culminated in rebellion. These totnadwearnawwePilliktede.elitratasin wsumtelliiiirtal7euruesich
primarily responsible for the treubles
men can be found teatime in high places mixture that is so much condemned as
at Wawa, and if the c luntry the cause or indigattuto and inony do-
t" tnestic clouds in consequenne
Take a quarter of a pound of butter
and the same of lard ; place in very cold
water for 20 minutes, then make your
piste with this and a pound rd flonto two
eggs, a little tine salt and whatever water
is required. Knead throghly, dredge
the board 'rah flour, roll thin and fold
ponah tketn for their outregeous conduct
it might as well partkio Rue aad forgive
Big Bear. Pie mistake the temper of
the people if the ride pita and ceulees 01
the Disfranchising Bill or even the In-
dian vote will afford a safer retreat front
Barr Jaunt', N. W May
with Boultena seem, reedit a
reconnoiasance up between the two
wawa this IHOTI1414 to Moos TIP
Satree, twelve utiles distant. The place
was deserted. Moosinnin came in today
and 1rrpm-tad that he had net pareatipat-
ed plegrisin. He neat north smil was
sent 116r by Beg Bear- blioosemin to..4
the govetnruent cattle. and in three;
weeks returned, crossing tbe Battle river
Dear Cut Knife, mid went south to!
filoendine Lake. Learnisig of Mine 1.-
too's arrival, he came in. All his braves!
are loyal, and are accompanied by a p o
tion of Thunder Chtld • band. The
braves will be prebably eutployed to fol-
low BM Bear. Thisafternoon Inspector
Perry with twenty pollee arrived from 1
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Merchants: Get your Printing at
this Office:; Quality of Work and
reasonable Prices Guaranteed to
please al1 who may give us a trial. -
Strengei column, which is at Pitt. Big DANIEL GORDON
Bears wbereaboute is unknown, but it is
thought he went south. It is reported
that bush Crete took north Pitt, Wetted
within the past week. Flour was knee
deep in t he square cm the amval 01
Strange. He found the body id Cowan
a short distance freni the fort, the body
was mutilated mid the heart extracted.
At Frog Lake,in the ruins of the church,
he found four bodies, including the
priests, Fefard, and Marchand, buried
almost beyond recognition. All the
houses had been destroyed, and he di*
reovered the remains of W. C. Gilchrist,
Dlaney, Williscroft. and a woman un.
recognizable.
the ballots of patriotic citizens, than the referral .111.
deftness of Bauch* did to the less meaty
rebels loader Rist and Dumont. There over half a -dozen times. Let it stand at
&IV Getting' and bstteries of public leeet half an hour before using. Our
opinion which will search out the hiding apple poi lover prenounced it very pee'.
but then he is so easily pleased. t hat I
p Italia of the guilt, and nuke them feel
the weight of popular indignativao Om
utimui public opinion is long &effector
and slow, but it mast wake up es, if it
claim existence at *IL -[Flaterloo
Cheinicle.
kwe *bksus to try it for thinttelvea
•Vislielteepers tart of their "bread-
winner" being hard to plesee in the
experience in trouble ef that sort, yet
think it is every hoessiteepers duty
eee to that her family are cat for
Metter lima Gold. aa in'elligently and with as much resrard
A good name, good health, a good to hygienic rules poesibie with her
companion arid • bottle of Ilagvarda often limited twins end resbncted store
Yellow Oil are among the first medal closet, aad it is also a duty to teach the
for human happtneea. Yellow th corm younger members of one s fern' y to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Lameness. Brut- understand thee* things, to know the
se., Burns, Frost Bites. Crotlp gore laws that govern health end distaton,
Throat and all Pain and Inilamation. '2 which to use and what to avoid under
certain condtrins, which is likely to be
• Wag tagawwww. of more advantage to them through life
culinary art; but I Lave never had as
A pleasant stry. is t.Id of Kin? !lne-• o. memorizing the po•ndatin of Hindo..-
than the brain work that is often 'viten
-etee,
tart, of Italy, who is a skillful and en- ,,Rn or the square mites of New Lealand.
alone gun in hand, III search of All these thours aro ',toed and useful
thissesstic sportientan, •nd ..lien mos ..tit
gam. knowledge, but t • . often the study of
with two setters In attniance. During aiseiond embraces everyteirg else but
di h
ose cf these el tary excersione e was o,„
met by a person who was amazed and
delighted at the skill with which the king
winged a cowry ..f partridge'. lie com-
plimented the strortseass on his shooting,
and told him if he would eome to his
bent the next mottling at daiyhreag, and
kill a fox that had been steslingt.
"bickers*, be would nit mind metes him
a couple id hones. Rine Elnmleni kept
tersigLentment. killed the fox, see
with the family. and reolletid
has two francs. fielighteti the humid.
family with his good nature and affability
Two days afterward the permit
amazed by the vied .4 an ,alliaer in
uorgeous carriage, brineing presents to
the family from the king, and was crest-
ly eonfosed on learnme that be had em-
ployed the Keng of Italy to rad hut hen
it of a thief.
4 Time staseeseer.
'Kind wools can never at., and •hare
at@ nen* hut kind worda spoken regard
ing lisgyerd s Ynilow OiL4that old relia-
ble rsnedr for 'eternal and internal
▪ It cnres rhommatiern. Avidness.
=seers throat. and all .renem and
of the flesh 2
- .6. _ z ----4'
JAM ebbs" teree.
lAre you fr..ildriel wire LI! It heeki.
Skp, insides yr Canker bore..
if l, go se Wow lu (hei. RhymeDreg
Store anor gel a pecks(' 4 lifenregor
Piarle, Cartmlic Cerate. Price 25 cents.
It was neft known to fill
•
CABINETIIANER •
Otaeten. Mass.. Feb. I. Gentlemen --
1 suffered with attacks of sick hesiAache."
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible and excruciating wan-
t
No medicine ox doctor could give Mw
relief or cure until I used Hop Bitters.
'The drat bottle --
Undertaker,
Ras on band now the LAIIIEXT ATKIN, of
First - Class Furniture'
in the County, ant! as I now purchaee for cask.
will not be undersold by say one
1 uopfeewrartia.Tarestvjhay uncarpeeta.twoLoodu.nigernms, firs. up1.5.M,
Bow Back Chairs. from Ate. up and every
thing else le the same proportion.
AT THE OLI) STANDi
lietweee the Poet Moe k Rank of Montreal
Oct. 14th.C6C)1081.11:33113tICL-
GODIRICII BOILIR WORKS!
vo. into received agerge stork of
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS. DiaTZME.M,
DY PE PSI 4. OROPSY,
DIGEST FLUTTENNO
J 4 UNDICE. Of THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY Of
SALT *MEM, rHE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, NESS
HEADACHE, Of THE stae,
And every spates et ~am arlenaiZz
Masesared 1140011EVIII, ST
BOWI.U1 OR IluOIX1
!MS & IRON STEAM FITTINGS T. MiLBuRN
Nearly cured me
The second made inc as well and stroll*
se when a child.
'A I ha been ie. to this dm
My husband was an invalid for twenty
Yea`kraidynteahy.aliaaverrwannda urinary complaint.
1' need b P. atm best h
nia'nfaii-cerabie •
Smell bottles of your bitter. cured
hini‘L'ilinvesdolf kenii;lwt pe"frsothenie
In my neterhliorhecel that have hope
saved by your bitters.
And many more are using them with
great benefit
'They elneet
miracles '
Mrs. K. D. Sleek.
V. itt. sdireI lerietimeareem.
.aail all Was
say54 =
Phowhatine. ;sr Nerve tome, a Phos-
phate Klement based upon Scientific
Pacts. Formulated hy Profeeeor Austin,
M. D. of Bowen. Mastwires Pulmon
ary Consumption. Sick fleedischW,.. Nttr
v, me Attacks. Vert ig.. anti 5 PURI,/ la
and all wasting diseases of the human
*poem Pleaphatine is nt a, Xcdecjine,
blot • Ilktnoweit, irerause it Pentn& no
Vegetable nr Ilibend Putous. (*lams
Samaras. meid no atinualntdbag ramp!
ly the Phosphatic and (aerie rlements
found in OW daily frond. A single bout*
la eidletent to ci•oviare. All Druggists
sell it. $1 00 per bottle Loewe' &
Co, sole 'writs for tlw Dreniniond
36 Front Street Last Tomto.
BOILERS & ENGINES
New Salt Pans and Boilers
Milt. on Shortest Not lee.
Mail orient for new worts and rep&r. wdl
receive prompt etteation.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
Works near 43., T. K. Station.
oderich.,7011441
p'."4=10/Teii
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The People's Livery
t.rarf crA
•
JOHN KNOX, Propritor,
Itie subscriber is prepared to tarnish '1,. pub
Ile wins
The F`inest Rigs
AT RF.ASONABLE ICS&
C.ALt, AND FIRE l'91 Opposite the Coltoorn
Hotel. liettertk.
listertak. Feb Mai. WM 11104.
HIDEO! 111DICE3 I
In the history of medicines ao preps
ration haa received such universal
wonolatiou for the alleeiation it affnrds,
and the permaneet Cure it effects in kid gems, 3t,
way diseasse, as Dr Van Boren s Kinney!
Ours Its Retail in three diaresaikhz Tito highest ireeh price raid tar Midas.. alll 1
is fallapty wonderful see sheep skies at a* t/ I . T i'()It
A. it J. iltikil." oselaf VillersiaelL NI thinterit. Dec. t. Ilk, URI 4.;
TANNERY, &afford.
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