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rflL HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JUNE t8, 18b5.
A Weed en Tree Narang.
Te the IMMee of The Mums mta.a.
f;ls,-AU ate agreed that our fauna
w beirestlltg. from the moused.' dam -
tag of the essmies el our (ureas, very
destitute of sheltee, greedy to the infer"
of cerium en end the general fertility
of the aril. Will you allow me to suggest
to year ramie's, that tows of evergreens
plastid slums the 'mirth or exposed sides
of a farm, form the beet wind -brake.
That lo uses ur leu years, • lane w pro
teated,wiU readily sell fur in many caws,
thuoasnd• ut dollars mors than use
w hish is not p mad that after the 15th of
Juts, than N jest whet the buds are
oneamencintg to burst to the time to Thant
them. t After that, the brat teak in
August, choose small tress-) Cedar ur
serene will transplant moire readily than
pine, harm, • *nutter quantity of be.
roots, but with care, ether can be sur.
aeemfoily ussspl oted. The routs should
Lot be DIFIU111,011 to the sen fur Brew a IMM
use ; the resin hardens and closes the
tubs.. The ground should be mulched
and the lower branches let grow u. shade
it. Cedars and spruces like damp -net
wet-pwuad• there( .ra plant thew close
in the row two yr three lwt,or queer for
cedar, hedges- Pines d.. with drier oil,
twelve feet 1 hare known thew[ du well
at ; bat ahead rather plant thew closer,
and thin wt when desired. Any toler-
ably feral* soil answers ; plugs du os
p ,or eel, but nut r. well.
Tore ie another thing -m preparation
t . pleat --true • planting - which Lay
well be dose iu Jetta If then you go to
the bash, ..lest riming trees, and with •
alarp spade, cut a circle about the.i, say
eight Moises from the atom, d lathe, but
a top reit, out its fist seep, and leave
it till fall( y that time summer gvpwtb
will have clamed route inside the circle,
and the yoang tree properly lifted with a
spade, will emus ap a wars of earth and
riewa whieh will cling together, arta
generally without fail. In the meantime
mars' the tree to know it,and to kions Its
moth Bide. Then in the fall if you take
all the earth you tea, pleat at omce after
diggisr and £11 ep with mutt earth, not
herd chunks, and mulch afterwards.
Mont hees will grow if mice and cattle
...an Ire kept away. This I hare known
'earliest with maples, bet they will
traeeplarit without it. if the tr•m.plsn.
mg furs the bash of the hard -wooded
ttees,wbicb are difficult el trsaaplwtin_,
.,wing to their baring few root., be tried
with this method, leech greater success
may be eep,Med them without.
Could we ss. Ibis tall a good many
plant•tioos of sear* acres set out with
cart, say tater fest apart, it wowld sown
be fuend an etosllest ineestmeue (loud
umber of all sort is growing scarce and
dear, and in Ian ysan be who pleats
successfully new will be fortunate. True
it will not be it to cut then, but will
sell 1wr a good Agee. to those who act
prepared to wait till it is fit.
And -ow word roar ----many gond
acres of (wrest whieh will otherwise dry
up, die, and blow down. could be mired,
yielding beautiful entessaioem of tress. m
perpetual stone -boom of timber. could
w e but sifted to keep cattle out of than.
Yours &e.,
M. W. Patna
Tun.at.•, Jew 3rd, 1118:+.
The market price of baleen is exceed-
ingly variable, depe.diwg on the fashion
of the day. It is not es valuable new as
used to be the ewe race ►sera ago, steel
having superseded it fur many purprtses.
The prlee mayr.np from OW bi £3350
per um, and a =whale ought to pro-
duce about two tont In 1814 • iengle
'•easel hold her cargo of baleen and oil
for £9,5118, bet such times are not likely
to return. Miiisnl oils Imre now sup-
planted train oils for many purism's, and
perpetual hinting lies diestmehed the is was pn:.cipally owl for the manufac- 'hills nous dales ; but what delight was
number as well as the sire of the whales, tore of : • pe and cordage, but since its ours daring the long. cold evenings to
no animal having • chance of attaining ese for binding twine, the demand has tread over our few books, and occasional -
as full dismission' bailors it is harpoon- se greatly immersed, teat it would be ! ly some ktsd neighbor would lend us
ed. Often, nowadays, a whaling ship
returns "clean," i e., without having
captured • single whale, so that, with
the lessened prices and diminished num-
bers and dlmeneosss of the animals,
whaling has became almost • lottery, in-
stead tot a solidmrestment of capital,nld
few rhipownere care too rue such a risk
' (Pts YflaO
cot
long sine I tea alp • journal oU
heestrbuld suatta4S, 101110411111 • slw. 1
chapter shout pies lady .ku wrote
the article ooudewanll them as home um
healthy, and also thht that tour lack
tune vies spent In M�iag them, a. It
assally took the best best part of • day
W wake • row a thea I thought
there meat be some hard way of 1 iaklsg
pies, test I did not uudentstand. !1y
pie day is uu harder thee •uy °thew.
My pias aro slut unwholesome, and aro
really good things to hate in cies of a
busy day's work at sewing ur house
cleaninagg.. By the lullus hug 'wipe 1 can
can sake in 10 abates enough good
paste for eight pies
Two imps ..f lard, or part butter and
Mei fl use the tat cooked from pork ur
beef); rub this into a idler tf lour se
which you have put t*., teasp,unfulls of
cream -of tartar and ow. te.spuuulul of
suds. When the lard is rubbed
3o.upl.tely into the dour, mu with
three -and a half cups of cold water.
This rule falls to make paate that
o light, abort and digestible The pies
are Just as good a wee: alter baking as
at first; that is, If orad• or tilled with
fruit, as simply warmine • little 'sakes
them fresh again. Mince pies will
keep good a lung time. Just before
heating mp, pour • little but water over
the top cruet and set iu a but oven. In
baking pies, they should always be
placed on the hottest lower grate at
first, as this insures s good brows under
crust. -(Rural New -Yorker.
lhsdlag Twine- Weal Is It
Theseli•binding reaper, cut tow bind-
ing, and delivering the bundles ready
fur shucking, thus, in heavy Kron, sav-
ing the labor of at least five mem and re-
lieving the farmers wife of the heavy
wvek of feeding so much extra help,
molts as a labor saver second W none.
By its use what was malty the moat
iug and dreaded work of the year Is new
a mere pestime. ()os- .t the little thlses
on which depend iwportaat remelts was
the pproviMug u( the proper material for
binder" the gratin ; first wire was used,
and while this held the bundles in a
sp etw,d maooer, the presence of the
wire was afterwards a great drawback
pieces get named with the grain, miff
with the straw, thus injuring the quality
of .meta. Twinla suede of hemp endplay
were tried. and they decayed gsiofdy it
wet weather, and the grass hoppers de-
Iwhted iu eating them, and toes mak-
lag bed work. fbe :wine wow esed,and
which gives perfect satisfaction, se made
of inaullla and Sisal, equal parts-
Maamlia u, beyooa all coapsneun, the
etro.Rset of the fiber planta It is • na-
cre of Luton, the largest of the PbiUi-
pine Island.", a group lying in the tropics
south and east of A. It is ore of the
\isle.s of the mine family to which the
banana belenes, which it much re. abler.
It grows readily frnn seed, and also
from sue:en, send when cut down, like
all the lA.laea class. it readily sprouts
from the same r•.•.1 and ea it matures in
throe years, and can be grown in may
tr,ptral cuuotry, we are not likely to he
ever troubled for the raw material. It
often grows t., a height of 15 to 2(, fest,
having a tuft ••f leaves only at the t..p
When pr. petty matured, it is rut at the
root, and sue leaves are peeled off down
to the very bottom of the stalk ; these
stripe are then beaten on smooth wooden
blocks with clubs or melleta umtil the
pulp, or body. u br.ken up, when they
are scraped with knives something like a
box scraper, which readily cleanses the
The led Dense. IRamis. proposes to lessees* the
1.ey;th ut li-r 'Metier stn,) from 41e,
Thr Tortod . !fait charges that R.•Iart Opp to4810,00.'► e.el to increase her arid!.
Jeder•ue, wises was �Yao-
p Mup• tri Dram cry eo'ef west. roduwl�
lwrete
ur bMy the Ju
lively participated tri the rou ndntal.r
himach til the rebellt•rn. Jed. rr.n, it
appears, is an Eeglishahatt by both, cud
teasel eta pusstilw to tee "iedueuw•'
whirl. he and bis ineeds were aNe t..
brlag to bear I i. the (Juvernmeut. 11,
instead el sele:liog an isisapeienoed
'smug Z. lett recently arrived in the
country, as firm iweructur, the Govern
meat had appointed the beat man avail
Abel for the pocittuu,Jeflenun would nut
bare boa able to use hit u61oe as a
means of funsentlsug rebuilt.•i towel the
Iudi_ua Another pg+e�t est the (1.reru-
nmet w... Michael Dumas, who vies oust
d the delegation wet by the half breeds
t. briug Rod fru.° atomism'. After hie
return he was appointed tarns instructor
on Beardy's reserve, and whew the re-
belhou broke nut he and the Indians
uuder hug heartily joined In it. We
meuuon there facts to show the utter
groundlessness o1 the Tory aasertiun
that tum outbreak was "a Grit rebellion.'
The people of Prima Albert bete been
mewed of tidise the rebels because they
averted their right to have their own
grievances redressed, as well as euppert•
ed the half Meade in their r'eas.u.abie
requests, sat lung ay they made them iu a
legal tuaeaer. What snail be said of
1be T..ry farm instructora, who led the
lodians against the tr.sop.1 lot the
guilty be punished, but let it out belt.
gotten that the gross carelessness and
neglect, or worse, of the Ottawa authori-
ties rendered rebellion possible They
left actual glisvamces •mnrodreaaed, 'enur-
ed the represewtati.ns of the spiritual
advisee of the people, dummied the
loyal voleuteers because they could cud
agree on how the men should be clothed,
and allowed the rebels to take up arms
and defy the police, though the inesnb.r
of the Northwest Council for the district
and the ehitf Catholic priest had given
them warnings month. before that the
rlatwgg was in cunteioplatwu.-(Hand
ton Times.
Geed leets a Comfort.
A neat little book -case filled with
good bot is has always hoer. the desire .,f
any heart- But hots is it that almost in-
tarisoly women will show by looks and
actions that they despise this fondues*
fur b eke and the woman why betrays
her attachment tu them.
When fatigued with work I drop into
a chair to net a few minutes, and pia
up • book or paper to read, I always feel
a dash rising to my cheeks if i ss. • wo-
man approaching the house, for her eyes
are son to take • survey of the room to
see if it is in perfect order ; if not, as
too often the ease, my dear book ad I
are blamed, and • polite, but cold and
tutting speech nude in reference to my
hodtnq time to read books- No allow-
ance is made 1. r ill -heath or even over-
work,
verwork, or for the fact that books have
from childhood had to fill the place of
mother and enter to some of w.
What cheer, what sumfort they bring '
What exbontinns to purity of life.
Surely the art of printing was a
baven-trent blessing. May the number
of good br,ks be multiplied till they
shall be within the retch of all. Let
them come in paper coven rather than
sot to come at all ; we will make their
glorious thoughts our own then send
them on to bless other hungry souls.
If we train our children to read gond
books, to love and cultivate fruits end
Trues, to admire the beauties ..f nature,
hirers free all foreign &obscene, levity laud to adore the (;..1 who made them,
then otten 10 to 15 feet long After it will he a mife;•nard about them to keep
beim. thoroughly dried, the product is Ithem from evil thoughts and deride.
put in bales and old for export, and be Thirty years ac , the pn.ine country
Inc nearly all exported from the port of was dreary and mount us, with but
Manilla. :t takes that name. Formerly. 1 few settlers and n,. tree nor shrugs, no
very high in price and hard to obtain in .one.
sufh.ieut timidity were it not that it ins
been found that an admixture of an equal
guautlty , f Steal snakes the twine of 1 -
auihclent strength, while much :educing • A London cablegram says it is oth-
fb ..,at eyhy aonounted that the marriage of the
haat resembles manilla, only the fiber Prtnoees Beatrice to Prince Henry of
is not so long, bele/ about three or four fflattenburg will take place on Thursday
Furnished with its wonderful horny sieve feet. and it is obtained in Yucatan and July 23rd. The: wedding it 1. take place
the Greenland whahe has no difficulty to Central A::.errs.. It comes from a plant in the parish church of Whippingsm, in
prorering its food. With mouth more of the Agave (Century Plant) family,and the Isle of Wight, and will os- as private i
or lees o it swims backward and fur. it t.,.btsiord from the fiber •,f the leaves, as possible. The Archbishop of Canter- I
ward thti
h tb4sbnals •f theClio,whmm m'cu'b mush as is O alafiber by beating bury and the Rishop of Winchester wnnld '
mostly arbuild neer the surface. The and sera:ling. It can be obtained :n al ' officiate under ordenary circumstances,
most uulltntted quantities and at much 'misted of course by Rae. Carnet
1 Protherro, the rector of Whippinicham,
lees price than the 'needle.
Few are aware hoe mach the coven. but it is stated at present that the Queen
it wishes Mswallow the prey which it has fol harra:ing of ear magnificent grain inclines to have Rev. Randall T. David-
s i son, Dean of lVit.ds•r, as pnncipal
canLht it employs Its C.•n us,whhch snot � crops a dependent upon tiles. two pr.-
leM remarkable than the reed of the (factions of trnpsal countries, or of theofficiating clergyman. The Queen will
whale's structure. The tongue is not free extent to which they are required. There I hereeI give the Princess away. and
except at the hese, we with wetnmls I are several tions to this country having 'Priam Henry is to be attended by his
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generaliy, so that it is drnposstble fog e f iwneua• fa:tones running almost entire- I tether. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria,
animal to protrude its trngue from its If on harvester twire. I hie of these frons es beat man. The bridesmaids ■ ill be
is turning e•ut the enormous gestalt y of 1 tb• niers ..f the Princess, the daughters
4li 0110 (MW) pounds of this twine. The I of the Prince of Wales, the Duke of
opportunity of examining 1be ovine of 2.300 cam, snaking 23.0010 tons- From ! the Princess Irene of He,. It is stated
a small baleen whale which illad hem cast this may he formed • little idea of how I tb affair will be so lei" that, except
ashore. It was of great size, 'smooth on much is used in the country end how i royal personages, there will art he more
the surface, and i could not help think- much we are indebted to two tneett.iMant than a dozen invited guests. After :he
ing that it was very like a soft, well stun- plants of tropical countries.
ed pin cushion. I pressed upon its nem
ter with m fingers, snit found that a pit \e as- Easy for wa to car.
was ft which rapidly filled with nil. --
Theo I took • hammer and pressed the With wings .•f any moderate spread • in the Victoria and Albert.
head of it on the to..gue. The pit furan- horse p iter is able t.. lift about 25
ed by the pressure became deeper and
larger, and tiiited so fast with oil that nut
only was the wtinle of the hammer sub-
merged in Oce nil, bot my hand avid wrist
also. The ign•eamce which prSsailod
former days on Mn subject is gelusint
exe.nplified in the ..Id document whicjjh,,
onnstititet•d the whale a r..)al "tiah :"
''Tho King himself shall have the head
Wedeln$ et Fele.-~ Beatrice.
water swaps, freely between the horny
;dates and lining fringe, while this ani-
mals are dslaid•d within Ni. cage. When
mouth. The tongue is flied by nearly
the whole of it. edge, so that 11 can only
be nr,truded upward. I once had an
would Toad :.'30 trains of 10 can each, or Edinburgh, and Princess Christian and
ceremony the happy couple will spend a
week in Quarr Abbey, Lady Cochrane's
charming place, near Hyde, completing
their honevinoon afterwards by a cruise
p: untie. Te lift 150 pounds. the average Parttime Gee ler,.
weight of a man, calls for six -hone p or- -
(rr, who tnao s power le estimated to he f The Oppose se io.w prnpzasd that the
about onsefIll of a home power who voters lists should be prepared by the
exerted to the gNateet advantage. municipal atithoritiee. This was voted
fat either words tt the mac history for the 'down. They then pr..posed that the
purpose Taws:heal nothing. man's strength municipal authorities should prepare a
must tat inaeaetesl 30 timer at (least he- list containing the namee of all those
f••re he can sustain honest( in the air. parties who, ender the new franchise
wad body to maks (41 and other things, Even when he could ".y only in • calm. law, would be ens:fled to vote at the
and the Queen the gay` to make whale- It has 1been sir wetatedtahat t deaverage ve r e!eeei toio, and therevisionthe information
hones for her royal vestments. I f. t: loci }
Wood, is Lmt man .Magazine the '•arth is 20 miles per hour. These make un the voter& lista Rut even
must he met and overcome by any flying ! the propsal the Pnme Minister refused
Ward hp Latah.asy. a ,parai 1. bef .re it can he sa;cessful. u, accept. He declared that the assessors
Thee facts aught to be enough to settle and municipal of tceve were so thoroughly
(iaante HILL. Ant, Juno rt. -During one side „f tis* gestation at least. Men partisan that they csold not be trusted,
a thunder storm this forenoon S. Bryan, cannot h . •e to fy by inns: alar exertion. and it was therefore necessary. ie. ruder
w farmer 35 years of age bleu¢ abet Any lein1; appertain most weigh len 1• get rid r.1 the spirit of political r1i-
half a mile east of (harden i!). its than r. p'.wisi, per horse tante/ in olden f sarnhip that the preparation of the
struck Ly lightnn.q .ml indently i;il?rel to sustain .t.eif. end, it supported by a voters' I,.•s should he in the hands of an
w hile st.ndirllflr. his awn 'nom.. This
is the wasted time Mrreran has been
etr.di 10. tired an who ass stand
ing dorm beside high was rendered en-
e orations. The corner .f the beim
Where alto lightning struck seas consider-
ably shattered het no •ttenel damage
was dorsa.
tree •:
Far s.wlituti..eal or serofu:•.us cat-
arrh, and for colleen. Altai induced by
the scrufuL.us taint, Ayer's $arseparille
is the true 'reedy. It has cured some
betides use•. It will atop the l.ari,euw
catarrhal (behove, and ream's. the
ekkeui•.tt ods r of the breadth, which are
iadtcatiuus of ser •fulous origin.
A lady passing through a village, ob-
served the following notice on a beard :
"Horses taken in to gram Lung tail,
3. 641.; shout tails, •la.' She asked the
,.wusr of the laud the reason of the dif-
foresee ul prise. Hs auswered, "You
see, ma'am, the Lang tails oats brush
away the fines ; but the short ours ars au
tormented by thea that they can hardly
sat at all. "
A B•waaa'a Ttwnwoa'. - For •
Cough, Cele .r any Br.uchicalalketton.
"Pectora," In my opinion, is lust the
thing. I have used it in my family for
Cough. and Colds for the past four years
with the moat unvaried success, and tea
day my opinion of it is that I owotisw
to thiek still mere of that which I began
thinking well of.
Om. liter, Manager Ontario Bank,
Pickering.
Price 25 mots at all dregvista m
lama. 51MM Lldtalsa
la the only instantaneous relief Inc Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub-
bing a few drops briskly is all that is
needed. N. taking nauso>„us medicines'
for weeks, bet one minute's application
removes all pain and will prove the great
value of Kraut's Fluid Lightning. 25
cents per bottle at Gsurse lthynas' drug
store 1.
Th. Hectic Flush, pale hollow checks
and precarious appetite, indicate worms.
Freeman's Worm Powder will quickly
and effectually ''trove them. lin
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,
BREAKFAST
•'Ry a thorough knowledge of the natu
r$l laws whici ggevorn the operations of
fieesthou sad nutrition. and by • car.ful
application of the fine properties of wrll-
selected (Nacos. Mr. Epp ha. pruvfdrd our
breakfast tables with a delicately aaseured
beverage whack may sate us many henry
doctorsbtU.. h i. hr the ludlcloils use of
such art ides nt diet that a comettution may
be gradually b.iilt up until strong enough to
resist every tendency to Caesar. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are flatfeet around us
ready to attack wherever there 1a a weak
point. We may escape sassy a fatal shah by
keeping ourselves well fertlged with urea
bIoed and a property aeerb4ed flame.' re
Striver Owaeete. -Made dmpIy with ging
water or milk. Sold only la Packets by Gro-
ws.
rs
eek�eess labelled thus: -Jamie Krim k
9 ■eenaepathic homers, Loudon F..ae.' Mote
agent for Canada C. K. ttouo.. Montreal.
SEEDS
I885_
Turnip Seeds, Millet, Hungarian
Grass Seed, Corn and
Buckwheat.
MONEY TO LOAN
Private funds to tercet at reasonable rates
of lateen.
SAMUEL SLOANE,
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
Ooderich. May 17th. 181i:t. 1961-im
Just Received !
A large assortment of the Carlon.
IRA88 and CLOVER SEEDS
suitable for permanent pastures. as well as
FIELD A%1) GAMMEN
Ds
TEEMS Ash TIME TO %ATT=t
/MEET) GRAIN OF ALL Ki\DR. F3
Aha •ht for the celebrated UNION
CH RN, the very beet i■ the market.
R=3 PRICE,
Fast at reef Grain Depot. opposite Town Raft
Goderieh.
March lath. I15 Get fin - 1V
MAC KI N AC.
SUMMER TOUR
Maas tllumlas. Bea hem
Pam flu's pr Wea ti.w.a
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
Aad law Walt was ensues
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Irma ewe!
Plelwe *a w• ambers Mel fortemema MOM hem
(giant lids
WWI A Cbwlsad heels Nov. CO.
• 0. WMIToe+tes, ear. Pave. neo.
111TM1T, MICH.
A. STRAITON, Age, O. T. M. Station,
11104- Cod.rich, Out.
AYER'S
Hair Vigor
emeares. whit Ms gime sad Mama mg
'watts. had or gray hair to a astsial, r e44
brown color, es deep black, as may be d...re&
By tow light or rad Lau may bo d••. used,
this bate t1ekeeed, sad bolds p edto%
though east always, eored,
it cheeks tailing of the h ,w, .a,g 'sirs•
Wes a weak aid sickly t'TM'wt4 to .4,, It
primate aid tares sear. a..I.lau•Irur, 4r1J
holds urarly fwefy tfieW peraliar to the
seep. Al • (V ilea• flair Uee..laa, th.
Vitioa Is xoeeplled ; It rot :Jos ueitleer ,I
nor dye, ensd•et1 the hair sett, glory, sad
silken in appaararee. and Imparts • ile:lebies.
agpssalds, awl lasting perfumes.
ds. C. P. Damara writes from Mir$,, O -m
.J.l, 1, I0.: ' tial fall .,Lair r...rws,ess
tattoo' oat. sad 1. • short' time I became
nearly bald 1 awed part M • bottle of
A% tie HAIR V1001l. which 'towed the fall -
lag of toe bait, and start..1 a leu gn,e IL. 1
►ave ,s.. • tail bead ..f Iairgroaiog ri(ew_
o.tsly. • ..1 am cor..istc d that haw nut the
use d your leapar.tl.0 1 atwti:.l hate lava
*sturdy 1x4."
J. W. Mersa, prnprietiw of ata M..trrl.r
((Men A.gw.ree ears •• At se's H A I' Vtuow
N ....rt •neelleat preietratk.o for the Lair.
i areas of It Arum .y ewe enpee.e..ee. to
tale p1800.455 the ``n•wth•f sew hair, sad
el
: le. :t it.a.y .o,.I eodt. car VOW'S' Wally
• sure can kW Madrar nut withir .y
two. has the preparutoe seer tailed
sat gore taws eaUifactWr."
Ma. Aware Fatat•eax, leder of the
trial,. .led •• F.ar1aara )resin,'• of Scottish
Vocalise., ern.. from Anon..., N...., ?•1. S.
Ie. "Ever earns ay Lair began to glee s11 -
ter. arid/ewe of ek. ebaage which 0r.Ung
these pr..e.ret1.. i hate seed Allis 11110
V',..'.., ....l so ham boom able to maintain
.us1,p• .raree of yomithilrws - • mauve of
a•e.Jsral,te aoao.gaeses to ministers. ora -
tun, acture..d 1■ het .rery ems who urs
la tka 'yam .1 Ma pah4a.'
Was. 0. A. Pwwscerr, wrltlug tree u the
SI, namdessswa, lases, Agora l t4 war_', aye :
15 o rears ago almost two-thirds of my Lair
came off. N tiered very rapidly, sol 1 was
WI bald. w Umlaut A111.1•• aux
V'tGua- U. Lfling stopped 04.1 a ate% gn.wtk
soememaee.l, sad in abest a uses.* guy bawl
was eatwplately t.merwt with short hair. 1/
has es.uarod n grow. and w how as good se
before It fell. I regularlyad but one bilge
Of the t'io.a, bet ammo It uecadom•Ii se
le
a drwrg."
We ham beeteeds n[ Haller testimonials
to 1M enemy of Avawh Haut Yvon. 1s
n eeds Ant: • Isla to cocaine themes' Mote.
e a of morals*.
maser Me -
DP, J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass.
Mold by all Druggists.
7
EUS
GEO. OLD,
C&R.007ER,
Ilya ordered wmc choir.-
garden
hm.e
garden and Field Seeds.
A well-eeiected'tick of Groceries al* aye i n
Mad.
GEO. H. OLD, the Square, Codericb.
Man h tab. heat.
/ Telspinee c.meeale.11oa,
Note Papers
Albums
Books
Cards
Dolls
Toys
Etc.
--GET YOUP -
Newspapers and Periodicals
AT MItr.. CW,I:):'�.
MRS. H. COOKE
!Successor to Geo. Sheppard
aoderk.h. Dec. 4tk lat•l. 107t-
$ 00;000.00 rr UM$4,. refry
tG' nu-°ytwr. tMend ur t.t
furl mgr, and ley
slat y.0 will get
Jrrr • torkiro of
goaala of arse talon•, rear will 'tart yea it
work that will a once bring you in mosey
tauter than anythiag el... in America. A11
shout the neaten in premnt■ with nth hot.
Agents wanted everywhere. of either 'ex. */
ail ages. for all the the. or 'parr tier only to
work for w at their own home.. Portonp ter
all workers ab.oletely armrrd, Dont ails,.
1l. H*usrT!Co. Portland. Maine 15:4-
`�.4 s.` arse t3
d :sow's sel\miv. of
New Grocery Store
The subscriber bete to announce that he bag
opened out • sew Orucery Store
ZN 0•03DICRICH,
and is prepared to do business is it the people
ut the town and .nrruundlug srctloo. The
goods are all New and Fresh,
and have been purchased for Cash. end as the
prices see tow in the ci:y markets,
He Intends to Make His Price
Touch Rock Bottom.
Farmers produce takes In exchange for Goods
and behest prices will be Oren./Ilee't forget the spot. for New ('ash Ritter'
aR s next door to Ithynai Drug mon, O.der:ch
C. L. MCINTOSE.
tiaderirh- Iter_ al Iasi 15'$
Lye
111 he mesa Restores grey
ball applicants � E hair w its na-
onsetbear t
Lata.
HARKNE`S
HAIR RALM
Ie t'M.tttee
1 tend color• re-
i�p woes i moors Deirdre'!"
t)ms �jtfei er M Idt)Las,,.nog jn. 1 stops the has
�CO.
lfrorifalltngsesea.
increts
1 growth. and eel
not soil the skin.
As a hair dues
sing. It has a
separtor. Guar
netted harmless.
C.A.NAIRN
171. ETERYTHiNO
YOU WA
P
RgEtd re Me cent* forhostage.thot
.fiend Mecen*forhtl) butO (goods 100which will help you
to Issue moor, right Aiwa)
than anything else In this world. All. of either
ma. encored from first hour. The broad road
to fortune opens before the work*i'. abeoltre,
1T sure. At mem addrea•TierttkCo. Augusta.
Melee. 1r1
AR
Arrival of First Detachments of
SPRING GOODS
-AT-
SAUNDERS
V'ARiF:TT Irl•ORE.
GREAT SLAIIGIITER
-OF--
Stoves,
Tinware,
Wall Paper,
Fancy Goods
Vela
)slloon. n, sand t tr0eten lighter --finales- i op. itial .u.drnte man appointed no g1e a n $
anal Amerman.' 1.y ?himself. (' .till anything he more iiV titilo
insulting to the municipal &sabotities of AT
1 in . ,1 the miasma of (s'thw's mother the country than rho declaration, that
was "1 slimy%peels oat what u gond the ameraaon.nd the m:inieipal (..'mels
in people and !alb what M Thad M HIM are e•.rnpsed of nen who do not hesitate
who mad, mankind. and knows how to to cnemis perjury In order to serve party
roma off the angles." 1 perp Nies 1 -(London Advertiser.
f "�•
• P"` '.; p as 18'�,�,'�y;-�
"Tie Cheapest How tinier the flee."
Next doer to the Put Ofaee.
t7edrele4, March. lath. tot.. 1141•
'. v"'lewurraPftw
t ..
S.
NEW AND FRESH
Folt
1885
He Is 'bowing a splewdid assortment of
China and fflssre.
Come in and look, if you don't buy,
No Trouble to Show goods.
C. A. NAIRN,
court Honor Square. O,derteb
Dee. Stk. 1011.
1
WINmew meas) thaw at mwer1Mmg.10 /
taking an agency for trip ,.weir setitui
beak cot. Woe onor% ser sed grana-
b. Ream. fail. Trews frac. Hanes'+
anon c0. Portliest. Matte. Irl
kr.. ;