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(The fullowiee gusset sed ings.iatta
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paper:]
An SA sew 1 same : stile
sweet KT J.
nimbi without a 1. �1
The belle or CTE.
Mer U L set the 1
I wrote 1 T NA
1 .a.ied in the RKDA.
.and seat b, LV More.
317 MT bead will .eanx cos ale
1 esim IDA bright,
1. AT ones from C. I awl
11 -•- taw chasm to wine.
And, 1st. should NC NV B.
girl it tet:
mould ' Kfr:endship H show• Sours
It shad as B ape.
t friends and fors alike, DK.
As t' uiaj ylaiaiy C
la Nit !seer! HA
Or wick• LGA:.
From .01 tic never Uvf;
tier jsA u•to . Iip.
Alike'induse ledetnees.
And 4Jtwte divine.
to if 3 o caanut cut a
Or caws. se. '
hope Uhl put a
:1 t
It U 4 as Xenon 2
xy cousin heart an I tar
Heoffer, inal
, Y of lead.
Ile says he loves C% g XS
t ('re virtuous and TT.
In XL\t' t XL
AH others, 1. his 11.
This dA eeadl C 1 V.
1 pray C 2 WS.
And du not bum la Tia
Iy quaint Seo 'award MM.
how fere U well dear KT Jt •
! trust that U k tree ;
Whoa this U ( the t earl say
A* *A 10 U.
1 *emote'mead to
mei weF`lat dented ems
liwail tt do tart �r rote lour, au
the while a ` sof td paste • ear-
ths' I
slitsawe "" he ba$ qla was t'te
saw e he tfkh.' •` tib he.liak-
M feet legs, .h.
vuuat 04 ma en fast that
tie eye could her. She wueid
Ariel whiskey, a terribie liking lar
beer, and altogether had taste learning
theft • d,Mnoe &Mout teacher.'
Atter brims, off a number id /Duch vul-
leys,uld Runyan .tattered of to the bare
to Iuuk after his heiress, and, masking up
rely mind, to get a Awe to speak to
ht... I went in themes. direction. Out
to the barn tee old fellow es. staggering
about making • hotpot Dote, but seem*
nobody sound I moored up alongside ut
him, and speaking a little said : 'Look -e.
Isere, old fellow doe's make a darned
fool of yourself with tut. You are ton
drunk, dy'e bear. I Dever seed • Yak
titate utas as drunk ea you are letting on
to be. This remark sort o' brought the
ofd tout up with • tern, be looked at the
and suggested that I had hatter I..uk
• ter toy own bootee•& aud sing small.
then bluffed back at the old chap
slid told him he wasn't no pedlar, that
he was • cussed odd fraud, anti knew it,
tut an uld hand at the business like
myself knew a ,genuine pedlar when we
o one moss one, and that hie bran new
waggon and stock of Ye:Mkee notions
wuuldu t draw the w..u) over any eyes.
This plain talk had the deuced effect,
and he. straightway, wanted a• know
fah-. to blazes I was, an how ( When I
ment'oned my name Kuuyau jumped
arostid, and answered ' You don't say,
you the churn of that old cuss Hank
White, well. I am everlastingly darned
glad to meet ler. Hank's one of the
b .ys. you bet ' he's clear sand right
through. Now, look here, Lill drunk,
don make any mistake on that point,
I'm chuck right up to the m.z*le till this
race b over. d•ye understand, but you
can jest het your pile, your homes, wag
ion and whips, your clothes, boots An
whips, your clothe.. Deas and hat, at
all the bosses shekels you have got i
your wall.; that 1 hain't gest anythin
temt.IstMsse.1 "*I4 tuay•m.^ but suckers un the hoof.
'And s, it proved, two .toys afterwan
My article two weeks ago ou American the race came off, nod Runyan a flier
star and hu owner Mr. Kenyan, ham •'.n as she liked. and such a shelling ou
brought to the surface a goodly crop of did the Yant.ce pedlar give the boys tha
recolln,taons of one of the smartest hoar it were dollars U. peanuta that the whole
auerdlaa that ever railed thtow,gn this r.'authip we.s broke in the cash line, and
western country. right up to date the name of Runyan is
Runysn's torte was t,wayiaJ pedlar, remembered around there as tilt „f the
and while his wagon wasn't perhaps. the slick Yank that played dark on the n
showiest on the road, its geuora/ Rag up lite*. - -KING.- -(Canadian Sportsman.
was excellent, and of the pair of horses
t, .eked to it—thereby hangs insny a
cd Halib �'
rvgetable Sicilian Hair Renew-
er never foils in restoring ;grey hair to its
youthful color, lustre, and vitality. Dr.
is t A. Hayes. State Assayer of Massachu-
setts, endorses it. and alt who give it •
t fur trial unite in grateful testimony to
t its rnsny virtues.
TIIl13TLMONY'BOM KANSA&
A Penner a • se eta es fsrwba$M.s.
Mr. IL Hesse*etstt, formerly duang
bermes to owe, .od wail knows to our
artiness has beat verities the victual
dewing eke ped few day. Mr. det.tt e
headquarters is at Katmai City aid being
as the road mod trnneacttng business is
every pities elf importance to K • uses he
bas a good oypurtuntty ul observing how
the pstibibitury Iugtsuc is .utorced.
During big ell on us uu Monday we
interrogated hint as to the success or
Eadie.s of the law. He said :
" W hat 1 like to ase is the way it Is
kept out there. Why, • matt eau hardly
pit a glass d liquors to save his neck.
The law is as wall observed asany Lw
thew hate."
rlw
s'Thry ten us here tbM„ the Oe 1.4
dead letter.'
Well, they tell lira '414, get a glass
u! bquur—even a bottle of beet—yew
hart to gat to a d..ctor •tut get an under
this mist he When to a probate judge
and on making a declaration et to what
the liqu .r i to be used for he signs it,
and charges you lite cents f..r d e so.
Thea you have to go to • certain drug
store to get it, and tee drugttist keeps s
record .1 yuur name the u-ituro ..f the
order, what at is for and how much.
"Has it hurt buuuess
"\o, it hasn't. Business was slack
when at Bused but it teas picked up *ver
since. Huaueas is much better than in
the east. I belie%e there is more
bwiuuss lone in a day in one of their
little `towns than is done here in a
week.
Mr. Soots * quite enthusiastic about
the saccosa of the prohibitory law in
Kansas, and as he was nut an advocate
of prohihitiun here his testimony as all
the our. r.luabie. W. awimrtHi Jus
observations to the whiskey _wastes el
Middlesex and sundry other place., who
profess to see such dire results iu the
wake of pruhinitaoa. --!Chatham Bon -
nee.
good story. Ik
NHI f lseier..•.ease T
The follnwtng from a Detroit cooin-
g- poetry is worthy .•f careful consideration Ph"spphatitse, orNerve lima, • Pho.-
No sign of Asiatic ch.aem bas yet tip- hate Element based upua Sciantt
L thm
may t a ss
Welk
Mew ati d hi141FesstyOW*
tnadad. lib Mimi nenstigalt
fir weeks, bet wee noiwNa's epplimeae
removes all pain end wiapp,,�v. "sense*
value d Kr.is.'e Thud Ughtssiafg. fib
Dent. per bottle at GarMyna? bee
More
• Msiia ilarw.rreew
The men with rheumatism can feel the
npproaoh of bad weather iu hie eabfbg
joints. Magyrd's Yellow 011 cores
rheumatism, item.,, lain. Ned wjan.e.
Bev. .1. G. Fall*, Dutton eertines :
"For some years toy wife bee been
troubled with Dyspepsia, and has Stied'
use ibittg alter another rsoumtmeat lid
w� he Hitt. er tie eine till ads •M
pie 11%13r�e.� Cur. ta{�
Steer takieg the first e 1 he get -
seed • ieepr.o misen� an *IS den-
Ydreea rseontmrnd it to be .,ne id, 4 not
the beet medico.. niani fur Dypspaia,
Thi• iivaluable medicine for Liver Vow -
plated, Ittdesteetww, Kidney V•.nspt•ist,
s purely vegetaple. Mold M Deo, Rh?.
nae Drug liters. Trial 10111.s given
free. 1 m.
CRAFTIER 11,
"Malden. )lass.. ►'.•h. 1. IMO. Oe•.len•en -
I sabered stab attacks ut sok headache.'
_Veur•lgu, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible and excruciating man-
ner.
No medicine or doctor could gave me
relief or cure until 1 used Hop Bitters.
'The tint bottle
Nearly cured me ;'
The ..maid mailers.** well and strong
M when a child
'And 1 have been o to this day.'
M hominid was an invalid for twenty
years With a serious
'Richey, liver and urinary complaint,
'Pronounced by & Atafi's best physio
aces—
'Incurable
Seten bottles of ' WWI".
him, and I know pfi�e rea
'Limy of eigl t persons'
In my neighborhood that hare been
saved by your bittets.
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
'They almost
Do miracle. ''
les Mrs. E. D. Slack.
�..:,. k -•-•`•" "'. ,:tet ....
p Your Feet Dry!
Tee a do tbte 11 p very trate" tem 1r bating leer
BOOTS.& SHOES
AT 11 tr *Tutt% 01'
E. DOWNING,
b
iot�b'iv3 ��.00.kw
i
won J
1N tars .ter *bower i• Goderich. and swap ars vier, line ars
t• • .sue re. .e the aaest hid. through all the latstn.duu grades
teak I wta'•�JI at
Prices that Will Suit Evexy ono.
Lame butt- in Button er havoc, front 11.1) to 15.00.
11 ::: and Children's Strong Schial Boots, from 75e. up,
Boys do, 11.00, up, all over Lineae Proportionately:Cheap,
1 can aid w it o mit , un• troth in tog s and pito ee
E. D o"W 1s'I N G,
Crabb's Riock, C. rner East street and Soluare.
N.R. To the trade : Leather aid ladeors is any quantity. • lowest Priem.
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EASE AND SECURITY
` This rut represents the double tries w 1' Uwe, the belt. Note the p�o.;tion of 11. �r.tAarn+q
rr spring situated to the l'ad, by •l•.tch a iliSsTA2.T but ears INWARD EA l '/11t1)
P,c•sure wp„ceA�he hernia when tie ernes Is ad, weed.
;CPEO
E RHYNA.S,. - Dru gist
50_3 AC�� T T, c+ODERIC
bnar>t lith,
T. the h.teasseit._seas all wiser re
Model eat
may A.K*.
rad } United S 1 e ~'
Ha�tzotus'+ "Qt Rist a�
us,'' taken aeoordiigg to directions
i
Happening a few days ager to dltbp pr..o.ucss buoyancy of spirits. vigor
into the . tti a of a west knows prosi- mind and give. lasting strength to th
neat bused... man of the city, olio wi,.,1e ayste.n. Sea that you Kut 'Ilan
thirty -tire years back from onevi•1 a tam- if;tun'a,' the original and geauaue.
..us quarter of Hamilton _
whom the late Hank Went* a H GEORGE ELIOT.
were the best known pair, I heard the
fo:lowing story :
The narrator told u m great shape. An e'bamNy. tate !Character- ler rets,
��• weakaees.
American by birth, a Canadian by adop.
Lon through fcrty years resideher in the
country. he Kill possesses the dry char- some George
fears concerning th
a, eristics of his eastern birth-p.atx, and light novelist the
Eliot are hpn.ught to th
her husband. 1[r, ('ansa The li I'
pre in the y t totes, lit the ace Forttwlafn', by PrOf^sR Anatin- CAC()
OUSE
AND fearful S}.aracter of to ravages .tut
io
� ][ D. 04 Bo.tQn, ideas., to Citi
meld it unlikely that we will .mainlyary Cnnaumpttoon, t�iClt i�latlae e, !Ver- M
,f .scat,.. flood sanitaruns expect to see _ 4
e .t make its appearance in August at the
latest, from the south by way of Cuba, if
not directly by way of New York. Mere
quarantine cannot keep it out. Any
package of Spanish or Cuban fruit may
contain it, or the healthiest passenger
may carry it in his luggage, and eaceping
himself, may utnoceotiy plant the germ
in fruitful soil in any part of the coun-
try. The best defense against it will be.
e not • vain *.tempt to seclude it al-
e together. but a strict moult for sanitary
Y laws ; so thus when it does come, it will
Y not find us in the b:thy condition of the
Speais►a cities. If we cannot exclude it
we can au live as to starve it .out after it
does cora., by presenting as little as
possible of the unwholesome conditions
in which it thrives. While it would be
foolish to take alarm in advance of
danger, it might be just as well fur oar
- readers to eat n.. more Spanish oranges
or raisins. There is too much cholera
where they are grown and packed."
t„ hear him uncoil hiu)sell when he feels; light au the memoir Ju►t bldah.d b
,justest right, u better fun than listeningto I y lee it
re. funnsgratns on �uaday even:iuta with which she yielded to the influence
in Bond street church. of others amounted to weakness. Io her
ill w
r
Fur convenienceorlce eaCali the stn ytouth, she was surrounded by strict
teller B., and the lwing u about the member, of the Evangelioai (iisaeating
pith .,f his yarn : churches, and she was as Orth. dot e.1
B. - •Hello, Kinq, I was l lir trading'they in her opinions, and apparently as
that article of your in the :Jtk•olsooa1 (devout a Ger oendaet.
about a chap nailed Runyan and his She was then thrown into the s•ete
tr,ttiog horse American Star, and if I: ty f a clever family of deux, and in
two weeks offer the perusal of s book
'lint a lost child of Israel. then I know'
soasethiirq about that old cutter. Bo omen by one of theta, was nducen t..
t►1r.noun•. Christianity and all belief in
first, let me know the business your chap, the immortality of the soul The sing-
Runyrsn was t . be a f wheu over ulcer part of thin change is, that, judg-
hersq' Some pedlar, nig from her letters, it wu made with
but what line I don't know.'+careless indifference, ea lightly M she
B.—`Brest Scott, I oaten right on !j might .henpher opinion at any natter
Old Reyna, the polka—know heat [Ij
k ou bet your dinner of transient interest.
Y against a toothpick She had reached middle life when
that I jest did know him. Kuew him to
be one of the darndeet, cutest, slickest,
isuouthest-hared Yankees that eter
chewed wham,. None of ycur common
wind of smart Alecks, but an all wool
she .nit Mr. Lewes, and in a very short
time was persuaded to break legal lows
and to lice with him as his wife, he being
already married. While he lived, his
•
tauuence over her was unbounded, but
thirty-seven inches to the yard chap that two mentis after his death she Weasel
m the eye. it is best to remain quiet for
could coax a bull terrier from the bot- (lir cons •lstinn to another mea a little, as the tears may wash a away.
tom of two hundred and sixty-four feetThe brilliancy of George Flint • The ltow of tears may be promoted from
well. in-
tellect has blindedyoungpeople to the time to time by atteutt,ting ;o open the
Kang. —if you remember anything in- d urn p eye. Bls.wing the n ise violently assists
errors el her life and opinions. geniis
;.:.stint about the old boy you might in this case has gone far with the world the operation
ut,ravelsome of it. to justify in her a total disbelief in all The head of a pin, covered with the
B.—'Well, I don't mind if Ido. rives that we hold moot sacred, and a full end
of asp let handk, rimy cbhief and olat-
heer
at •y dusk back,
I 1' ng drove about
up to the door night, that one f a gratification of her •,ton wiit regagdlesa between tie eyeball and eyelid, and will
tavern kept by Rattenbury in Exeter,
of
nionreatucuon ether of society or of detach the intruder if not nein—My fixed.
in the lioderieh district. It was m Another plan u to get a fellow traveler
y Her life, as written by her huataud,
usual stopping place over night on thatto raise the eyelid with his finger and
route, and after seeing tro myhogs.. in a c thattthe (knee of thew tideerroher. lay then gently wipe the red mucw,us mem-
being properly looked to I went back se she herself says, "a chameleon, that brans with a moistened pocket handker-
wt.; the bar -room and interviewed the reflected the opinion and will of what- - chief, or remove the foreign body if he
landlord. Now 1 hadn't tired six words ever persons were closest to her at the can see it. A little piece of paper
at him before I knew something was up, two. twisted to a point is useful.
h. was chuckful of excitement, in fact, loupg girls who are influenced by her A drop of elite or castor oil intro -
was slopping over with it to •newer 1. Is.,werfal intellect should remember that doted into the eye will •Jten allay a
nay question what all the racket was; what was wrongfor George Eliot most pain and intolerance of light pr4nced
abe.ut he cut hooey and said that there . be wove for 1 women. If ail young by a tine irritant, as mud.
was going to be the liveliest bit of fon ! girls were to renounce Christ and dm -
..n hand in • couple of days that the ' regard the laws of social life, what fain The dirovery of the snstantanem os
That •• darnedthere
old sucker of • pedlar IE. t
l w''uld the world weer to the next goner- quickly followed in medrealworld by
photographshas
aural
onna big spree andad oome atom/ the
adday
beforematch',had elro� The wntiit;s of Gerrge Eliot an M rte •chesperfect hnd instantaneous remedy or
bid that he drove in ba li l vibe brilliant sed rtgap.cuve, and a those Tnotirche, Rheumatism, etc. Tina ret-
ention nli 1 who knew how efg15►ty to use them, are
wagon to outrun • koro owned by m sable
tel:•ow in the .iliags. ere her better self Hut she .wed Y y
'According t h Rh nae, Druggist. (gra,
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Keep 1..r tm.ise
Keep your house guarded against sud-
den attacks of Colic, Cramps, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery and Cholera Infantum. They
are liable to come when least expected.
The eldest, best and m•vt reliable reme-
dy is Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry, 2.
lemit in she Rye.
«'hen, in travelling, a bat of dust gets
cots Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Pleospbetin. is not a Medeeine.
but a Nutriment, became* contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Yuis,ts, Opiates
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but situp:
ly the Phosphatic and (lartric Elements
found in our daily food. A si gg1e bath*
is sudioioat to °melee.. AilnDce�iat•
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. Leeman o*
Co., sole agents for the Dorintss,
lib hunt Street Bait Toronto.
The People's Livery
toff l
JO ; �, RIOT, Proprietor,
The subscriber is prepared to furnish the pub
lit with
The Finest Rigs
AT RKABONARLC PRICKS.
McIss 771=m 2NSOrT
Begs to.enounce that she biast•Mus adarpetad vaned profus.os,
The Very Latest Whiter and Spring Fashions
awl ebe weed respectfully i..ritetfse ladies to .sit and see the display at
The Chicago House.
Bed rick. OK t'.1, lee
Won STlt'S?. tlfoDKRICH.
CALL
etel DOoeerte ti—Oppesiv the Cabers S 0-. I. 1 ! ' S. ! g ; 3
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BECKS' TANNERY, Saltford. H u ga = f L. 41
Th. highest cash rice paid for hides, calf , _• - r })
aid sheep shun at the t1ALT1ORI► T d ' 1 s1 !rt a
Sanford ilea. 1. iMt. IptT kkeilLW g = i
WARtWAR
Arrital of First Detaebme•nts of
SPRING GOODS
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helpful to intelligence They are, as remedy ie called fled Lnithtennq,
it w h and is sold at 2u cents atrottb h (iso.
o the tavern -keeper the , to her prt•fe..ion a beater personal ,1 -
bays had just get hold o1 the softest +ample maid this the young der shooid
thing of the year. the local horse was ►remember. Genius may he • false light, mePepeMNralsMlly. t'1B1L?T /'!bits.
faster our. a bullet, he roui,i outrun a if it letl one fano t!t.' se.f. ways ..t •
.Husker hall. and stay lorrget than a ien(v to moral law and essential "R'hat u thus poet aii.vu rat the world,
every itis.. at a free lunch tabic It g papa," asked •i year-old Edith, who was I G�E�T SI�QG.
wee too be a great picnic f..r the boys.' l if a bright beacon light lead us int.. making up stens for herself on anew
hunyan.. hu ea* pn,vidiag; all this , a .otaazmire, let us not gaze upward to
slate
(Jr.. lost then came into the ber•ronm, the light, but in justice to ourselves oma Yon must not interrupt me now,
he was chock full, he had been knoeking 1 L. dee sed 1 I ahs up la_ Edith," sad her hiker, who was wnbmq
sauN�E�.s
the pins d.,en in number . a;bt and Il ,nth's ('oelpenton. stat[a'
tatting 'tint up in r umber nine all day, 1
was having a high .old time, and between Tbr .bete...
'tanks managed t.• gurgle out that het P..wibly the Choler& may not reach
scald b b beat any mea • hetes, had momlater legality tilde season. Neverthelw.
Eases, more rat nay. smarter data, bet- , etlitehmdd take every preeautinn against
ter game cock.. a eleverer wife who wore it, De. Fowler's Karam of tt'ild Straw.
beater silk dresses. end had more of helm M • .wry ease for Choke Morhrs,
them than ell the critter, *round Exeter Com, Cramp, Durrho'a and Dyads -
yet together With his het balanced on toy 2.
Jsl•a7k hair. his collar ha;f ..tt. lilt nock
ti. t;eklina has richt air. and the khat
?( fleeing da behoving. Read the toed
of his eyes like that ..f en Dai rooted off mnmsla 50 the pamphlet en Dr. tram
his pereh in daylight Runyan looked to Ruieti's Kidney Cure, then awry a hotile Prry Twit molt Drotertu• Poverty
the bumpkins to he drunk near thronrh. and reftwve y ourself of all th.,., diet.... with perfect health is rather to bech.aen
Bet heHe struck ilidn tsir ke int e alto can tackle er1 int mi that yna tour Drumm, can tell yon than riches and dyspepsia' Try the
wayy ail ab.,01 it. Id b f Wilson (loderid$ ^�. et of • dollar bottle of Foy ruin
le it - - as ones too full to be really 2m JO/ HEALTH
at the same table. "Go •o Slim Smith,"
refemng to the governess
Her father wv not so busy, however,
but that hr heard and was an -used by
beg savieg in a low tone anon after :
"1 know haw I can tied out for my-
self. f'tl look in the back of the geog-
raphy for the t "nitsd Sates and for
EumQe • and then 1 can add Aunt
Mary s laky and Aunt Jessie's hall,
and that site it to me 'meetly.' —[ Bet -
per's Hazer
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Stoves,
Tinware,
Wall Paper,
Fancy Goods
A 7tD
House Furnishings
AT
"The Cheapest Holme ander the son."
Nest deer to the Pel 0111r.,
oderte.. Mareb. taw. 111111. llf7•
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Merchants : Get your Printing at
this Office. Quality of Work and
reasonable Prices Guaranteed to
please all who may give us a trial.
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SBEDS
For this # ety f sptaki set taro.
per. brae edea y stir ear
ssE
nidus-ewter
to �e adsN.wllte�bbs(W ass
tsiaei a rsssg-
bei
1wmsas.t I s tee rimmed am ed . ire.•
�a.iZII Q�
]r. the history of nisdieines nn preps
ration
ration has rer.ived such nniversal esr
nendatsou for the alleetatt..n it atosolei
and the permanent cure it effects in hid
nay diseases, as Dr. Vast Rarwn'a Kinsey
Car.. its action in these distree.ine
eon tits is simply wonderful. Sold
be I, Wiliest. 1.
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