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An Hee Is a thousht week iota saps
reedy For heed, beige. es fuel. As yue
think, se foo ase. Tell r what you are
*hales ♦best ludo J sad I'll tell you
what Tow b a deisg 4ossorrsw. Su, let
M fell yon, brethren, t'ee'd hotter mind
what yon are thinking about to today, if
yea time what's good for you—If you
would have atty maspeet to what you may
he deisg (ettaprrow.
Yuu partake of the eaten o♦ the roes
dad thi..by which yoga sae surround-
ed. Yuu are very 'sea like the world
snood yen—like . nyour circumstances
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and s.emtes. [tathe worst IYan iu
Murereeshoet,' in glued os•mpsssy,sa.d he'll
bees good as say. No tam ma ata[
with Ms an hoer and net lie as stool as I
ago --int) I don't /sat to lay that I am 4
over Iv
Rood. I only an to my that, is
m presents or in the premises 4 soy
other minister of Gospel, he will not
swear. I know no good man would—
or, 1 should my, YY gentleman would.
1 have overheard mea swear who., on
onusest me premium, would twain to
beg my psrdou. 'Nor man,' I hare
answered such, 'you'd a great deal bet-
ter be on your knees bagging God's per
dos, not mine.'
There are two chars/We in Murfrees-
boro, one of whom is a Methodist. I my
Mutpo.dist, for I *wee refer entiselly to
any other denomination. I feel free to
rebuae Methodists, and 1 find that keeps
me as busy as I want to hek.pt. (Laugh
ter) 1's all I can find time to do to tote
any own 1fiet►odise skillet around
(Laughter. )
Well, of those two .oscine i am
week tog a: out oto is • Methodist He
prays in his family, pays the preacher
and roes to prayer meeting. In fun he
don everything the church tsgnire. of
him. But he annulled) his neighbor
every chance he pets.
The other character is an nutsider.
outside of the church, bat he won't
swindle anyone out .of a penny. He s
charitable and kied-hearted, and give.
liberally to the pow. 'Which is the
totter nun of the two r you ask. 'Why,
I'd better be like the big hearted, senor
on. manly sinner,' you ay. And s-
rau:d 1. And on thin excuse many
keep out of the church. But ',Ivy be a
ford, and be meetly Sake either of chard.,.
ten f II(Lrughter.) As for tun, I'll
come into thaehsrrh and pay God what Moot pears should be picked before
is due Him. then I'll -way the world its getting mellow ; s very few kind., 1 ke
do.. If 1 mh body, it will he you the Rustiemer, ripen well us the tree.
—it won't b. (3ba- end *very areae cot Where • fruit tree as not been trained
of the shovels who hasn'tiron his all to from time start, the beet time to Dela
(hid is robbing God of nil the dear Filth- what pruning is needed, is just after the
er wants ()hams. Amen.) But I'll do fruit i. picked. The cross.limbs sad
right towards God and my nttigthb or— shoots will then make themselves notice
for such • man is in the army of Jests able, end win be cut cut, or, if large,
Christ, sad trying to do right by a11. masked for late fall pruning.
I was celled 'gond' myself while.•ot .4
MAMMY exp air. x5x o a5D5x><
the church. 0, yes, 1 was sexed ! I was
goodness an wheels. ,L•uubtee )
1 knew a merchant by the ease. Of
Lee. I once saw a customer Doane inti•
his store t.. hey* plough. and he "eked
whetter the blade was herd enough. 'It
seem. t.., .Of:,' was Mr. Lee's reply.
Won't he a strange merchant t I asked
their .,.0 tins will fleh elegem
Chime to all wive had their awe Aad
ea it is with sums wins , they are all
*turtles mod host .Peds w sad
teat their btr.►aasd• W the ►wrh with
their tongues. God pity the man who
has such a wife as that.
1 d(m't scold ; if 1 de, 1 iMssd to s. d
&,iaetwdy else's wile. (Laughter )
have heard weathers sy, when • 'reign
11 r s eh Id w euid !teed' some article
nine, •alt, it doeea't aaatter," when.
their own shill were ludo it, they'd std
him dean .cross the naw.. (Laughter.
Legd, give w • religi,s that will leak
me good to our wive* and children and
friends aid ut ighbors, ('Am. n ! Ams.
Iteeers Gams insane.
By sad by the Wein pulled op at a s re Jo B lo oft K
title twrn.R the magic dame 4 (Pastatr
(]saes. Who hasn't reed of Jrsta o (freer ,
to winch border tow as asylum, so olden
days, reams, ouspin, fleetl* the under-
] ate parent, repaired in hitt haste, sad
were deftly awned try the sooty black-
smith standing by his dime little forge
Vs memos emis .. laugh it1Jl&e hue of Ila ea-
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Farm and Ibareen.
aepsrssoer Stat..
Plow the Ai.*r.ssa Ag- rtcutturlat for fep-
tesabrr.
In layingdown a piece of land to gram
finish the ead furrows with the shovel,
having them broad sad shallow, so, diet
tie mutter rune eant17 over them. white
the eater is oerried off am thoroughly ae
is s aurrow furrow. A good rolling nest•
ly 61.uhus the whole work.
Ftuish digging the early potato is, be-
fore rains cause them to sprout. Keep
the hater kinds free from weeds, either
by running • arrow cultivator through
I b. rows, . r by and -pulling.
13uckwe•t is easily injured by frost,
and sM.tald be cut In good seism. As 1
.hells easily, cut with the dew upmo it,
lot it curs in small, loose honcho', and
draw it to the barn when slightly moist
Stock should receive good oars through
this month. Summer heats still !serail.
51.41 hard work cxoUtiuues. Hones and
oxen deserve gaud feeding and regales
anemia;. Watch oersfully the action of
the hones harness at points where galls
or sores aro likely to tuna A daily bath-
ing .4 the shoulders in salt and water
.ill tend t, harden the skin and prevent
chattier.
m5.'0ASL AND TRUIT
The pecking and marketing of early
fall fruit is nor its order. Special tare
should be taken in handling early t'arie-
ties .4 apples and pears ; dight bruises
!bad to speedy decay.
Send only the heat fruit to market,
well packed, and don't wane the ret,
but preserve by drying. The patent
dryers aro hying improved each year, are
of all sizes and pries*, —and then is now
so excuse for wasted fruit.
This is the month for .owing those erupt
which are to start, and remain all winter,
for early spring growth, ash as cab-
bages, aseltth,wers, lettuce, and onions
On account of the variable weather, it is
well to sow twice, five or six days apart
The young plants are afterwards set out
him why he hadn't tad the man that in c•dd triunes, to pass the winter.
pwrhee& it wean t hard 5p.uxh, or some- Sometimes they are thinned in the row,
thine of that tort. but he aottldrt't tell a and severed "nth strew,
I ie I ahos�d suppose a merchant of Union are usually started firm the
that kind would feel lut0ome ti moat
places -lonesome shout in spots.
;Laughter.)
A Otto can lie and never ,pen hitt
mouth. That's the way • horse -trader
smell seta, and come into see very early
in the &prise:.
Look over the cnc..b.rpickles •t least
every I.thsr day, mid tee? them piloted
off elves and .t a esif..rts size. A !.idle
Ilse—not knowing that to keep hi. meati two inches long and half she inch thick,
shut 1. the bipfgwst Dors of • he. (mush- is the favorite size. Cot with a stem.
ter. I have known trine to lung about
cheating cow -tattles •.ut of a ode, and gtowt5 eAatotn AND LAWN
cow -tattles
then the orwducto s, watching the die- This is • tame of enjoyment ct fall
sarin, steel from lite r»•ads. S.nae follows growths and • prepefation for winter
think they have d. ne • smart trick if blo..ms.
the conduct .r overlo .ks •horn -end they .ache eowdisior .hells. lawn .ill vary
get a free ride. Before 1 w:,u1d i sushi remarisblti-, • seordirtn tr the weather.
a thltsg ata (hat jib '.tont lite rnn.loet,r t hie y sac the sod will be burned up,
from the 'smoker' to the "sleeper,' and another it will be freak and greet' as in
thea elate him down with • pact of sprit)/ if you hese • water sulply,
hounds. +Laughter kelp the •priukler at work every night
It's ten thon.tnd times herder to he i.t a dry tiuse, but tbouougbty saturating
just than eeiwr,us. Itis nay eTotgh .soh spot before 'nosing to another.
to give a pour .tense et dal!.-, hut when. , pot sash bert hsg•plant• se you wish
It cnemis t o foll'rtny a atreight line, be- to carry over, and take cuttings of those
hog ,est in all things—just to God, to which ars to, large and clumsy.
Tour family,u' yner ehitdron, to •!1 tenni
Keep th.ta)l pamoates plants well deb-
it le • dtglite10 thing. $.one *tea s>ar
never just en their wives. They a,ltttr.at the strong wilds
their "idea, very •tllinc{p Rat.t Iqr • Sere seri! 'or it label, and ]'}et
night, int arisen the herd -working, sway ttrefully,
economical, pa..stakrng wife asks fora Seed af�ra . should Imams u
Berle money Monday the brute will say. soon ea ei iin�'=
'Oh, wife, whet do you want with Glasssot-ra AYD wiNDOWI Man '
ao'my T All asede d,rspain to t134. houses should
We etow ..fteo utiost to our obit- Dow he c,wpleted, so that there win moving
he
dyes, exacting lesDo delay when the time comes for ovi
do ourselves,, and of them thione we flop beating them will oar in the plants.
tongues when they don't understand'
what we .ant. And then we ars too Plants for winter use in the house
gesso t, say tea words k, make ua fif Would be potted off, and put in • cool,
thew happ. O sin magma we Ala ..-ffh1419 t,t* , uutd 4tw roots hes. furs -
wives, hos ds, children
If you' put d
in your elklu t ty nr
have haP er h g:pe]►,, t.. ter
anywher ith ifs
14%
Ing her up whtn yon ought to kilos she
hem not only to dress herself, her fire
Call one of most interest -
ate 1 inter it properly
r the o plants,r the
dfoliage
colored flowers, attracts every eye in
pss•ing. The number of blossoms can
Is r I, p pay cutting
to fade, and
I t t
Iii mo ' ..It and of the
t • Thitlj see t beaten the
chlldem 1
to debut
tin :fid..
don'shur
after a whirr she tens you t.. "go on. healing •.f the worm.!, and t, pre,mote
hnshsnd : 1 is afraid i can't get ready' the development of the new flower.
in time for you : 1 dont want to hinder' ,ts s snhetitute iota bloated .,..ck, put
gent ty • t blond -into era stock you
v'-- .fir :......._. __.. .A...tt,._.' f. p{pst ti."'d,
have w .ffreet tholes* - 401 ..e -k wi ommtnon mock by poor
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ilirds down the mad tied then I'd It."
And think. %IAA! • .dr J••,b1.9. Wherry corn her %Ord*, grew,
you are the Ineall*St Man 'Ting, a pal
The oeldgrowth
criorltrp.L.1.
re
An thecint er=go in and tied
tilip
worry in my wife's fate and teen fd Iv" "P.m'
arholic acid
a at
y for an
fire ge
t he hunt
raged (siker lobo nest sp too late te
pretreat the a•nsua,matiun of his daugh-
ter's hal Mama Tea mai-rise' laws of
angledd have been tightened since that
time, however, and Kuglisb et•p enols
have prop.rtiowately deceased in popu-
larity. Beside, I fancy parsoln are Dot
go herd hearted as they used to be ba
those old days, when a father would shut
his lonely daughter up in a castle tower
she shouid marry a man with red
hair alad the salt rheum. The world has
grown better slue* thee, 1 am told.
tiretra Gram is a very small town, and
Irvin the oar 'shadow 1 thought I detect -
•l the ancient blacksmith shop, where
au many romances where elided and the
eteru realities of life begun. A woman
with a here head sod searing a grove
a!ic., drew stood *lime ou the station
plat(orm,'snd I drupped the wioduw to
ask her Must to shop.
'Is tat it r I asked, pointing acme.
the little town.
'L that wet?' she returned,witb strung
&t/ch accent.
'The blacksmith shop,' I minty per-
med.
' Wot blacksmith shop I' the woman un-
eompr,misiugly said.
'Why, where the eloping soupier went
married, of course,' I explained, begit
ning to lose interest in the conversation.
The wumaw so the green calico dress
turned use her heel and went iuto the
house. I fancy somebody must have
eloped with her a geo.rat:on rine, and,
perhaps, left her here, and it soured her
disposition. Such things are apt to.
weaken s woman's confidence in per-
fidious man,
Tourist (hog )—" And you tell me
that the Pnnee .d Wales tally eat on
this oar whets he was last in Dublin I'
Jarvey—`Bided, then, be did, to -r !
Aad it was 1 tne.elt that dhrur aim oat
too nee the diversions going on at the
btbtawherry Bods ; and whin I ens
banden him down he says, 'Hen, Jim,'
says be, 'is half *crown for yea trouble—
it's te. little I'm atfeerd, bat 1 hops
you'll river get lege from an♦ elbtle.san
to (others.' An' long lit. t. him
Shure I never have, torr, sin :e that
day.'
1.885_
GODERICH
On ehe athsatesi pe. m mute sad et
C.A.NAIRN01 OREI
TIE/ SC
SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT
Has dal Nest Fadlttiee la the County of Hs.roa
fur tansies eat every dater piton of
REASONABLE RATES.
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The following is a parCal 1151 sd t:.e work se
are enabled to tura out :
HAS ZYi*YTHI?lil You ran Huy tier /Tapes! Liars of
YOU WATT Crockery &Glassware
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IOCE 1Is,
1885
He le shoeing • spy ndle movement of
China and Glassware.
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A 1 TIM t -.tall t4TOltr.
A tau a full Liao of
Caned Goods and °roceries.
1 aun all tusking a opectaty of
an 1E Ack 3S1
proem range.( trot. The to Oar, per pound Sc
Ion la 5 pentad bee.
1 ate buu'.d toot to he undersold tor CASH.
Produce taken lir exehas.a
Thanking the peddle for •hr.r p.tremaire, 1 re-
main. yon stt.dirat 'ervaat.
G. H. -.OLD
The Grocer.
Telephone Commuaiestl.►
(l.der.ch. Aug. 71h. 100,
g:AUAiIS:Ef 'ICE: ! I]sY J
WOVE LETTER HEADS.
LINEN LETTER HEALS.
(Rated er t'aruk&M
WOVE NOTE HEADS.
LINEN NOTE HEADS.
(Ruled or l.'eruled.1
MEMORANDUM HEADS.
STATEMENT HEADS
BILL HEADS -4 S:zEF.
BUSINESS CARDS.
POSTAL CARDS.
WOOL EN
To the Woof Growers of the Surrounding!
(7uwatry :
roper.. to
your Wool la exchange for Gulls, or
We wish to say that we are pwork take it
for you into aay of the following articles. ria :
Blankets— White, Grey or Horse.
Shirting. —Grey or Check.
Clothe—']weeds or Full Cloths,
Light or Heavy.
Flannels --White, Grey, Colored,
Union, Plain or Twill.
Shootings— Broad or Narrow.
Stocking Yarn — White, Grey,
Clouded or in Colors.
Carpet Warps made to order.
ROLL CARDING.
Our fart itelen for this work canna beton'',
t\'e ..III ender\'or Yn mo.ir .:erre to
ti tAe day it is brought In, It required.
INVITATION CARDS.
BALL PROGRAMMES.
Come In and look, H goo don't boy.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
C. A. NAIRN,
Court House Square. O.derich
Dec. tth, 1p1.
CONCERT` POOR .MMES.
FANCY SHOW CARDS.
MOURNING CARDS,
FUNERAL CIRCULARS.
ADDRESSES.
BUSINESS ENVELOPES.
BUSINESS CIRCI'LAR',
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SHIPPING TAGS.
SHIPPING LABELS.
WEDDING CARDS.
CALLING CARDS.
(Fiala and Faney.t
MEMBERSHIP CARDS.
ADMISSION TICKETS.
MILK TICKETS.
BREAD TICKETS.
DIIUGGIST LABEL.
for working 'ornate. ;tend 10 slat
for positron% and we well 1,144l t
roc,. a royal. valuable sample k
of nouns that will put you in tall
way of making more tnone) in a fru day -ethos
you es er t huugt.t possible at a.:y buslnes.. Se
capita' required. You ran lit .• at bowie and
work in spare time only. or all the time. All
of both .vexes, of all ages, grandly su,ee.stnl.
Sac. to es essay earned evrry et ening. That
all who want work .nay test the huainrsu, we
make this unparalleled offer To all who are
not well sat we will..rnd $1 to pay fnrthe
trouble of writmnr os. Fill' I.artic.ulars, direr
tions• etc., sent free. boleros.- use absolutely
DOM ter all who start at on .. Don't delay'
Address rialtos t Co. Poi 'land. Me. lift
F14'YAROS
YELLOW OIL
CURES RHEUMATISM
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Ars plasaaat to take. footsie Abair owe
Purgative. :s a safe. sure, and efit4,,
deeinner e.! Oversee in Cbdidrer' or Ala:.
A. E. CORNELL,
UNDERTAKER
Opposite Lenin's Hotel. l4miht. Street,
srAll remittal* attended personallf.
4 Stock !
To (:H(N)vK 1"31931.
°oderkb. Ju1y 51th, lei+d 00
Note Papers
Albums
Books
Cards
Dolls
Toys
Eto.
—.f:T YOUR --
Newspapers and Periodicals
do LABELS FOR ALL PURPOSES
coo.. spinning and heeding, or Soinning a•Ia/31i OF FABS.
o. the Cap,coarse or floe. hero or soft twist,
as require.
We are la a posltton to de all kinds of cus-
tom work, usually Zoe 15 • fall set custom
mill. and we will guarantee to do for you fully
equal, if not • tittle batter than •ay in our
surroundings.
A call respectfully su:icited.
E. Mc CANN
K am End Woolen Mills.
IIARKNESS
HAIR BALti
Restorer grey
Mir to its ca-
trral color, re
moves Dzald--ii,
stops the Lait
from falliog out,
kncreaces its
growth, and vird'
n ot soil tke skin.
As a hair dres
sing.. it nas ric
anteed bandana
Prepared hy
Harkness &Co
Leaden. Ort
AIM h. CI
Mg Peep* icsat
111111/1 .Thousandeoferraree
Air •annally robbed
ot iheir victims Iii el
preolortipsol. ba
II
And health r :at=
as much as own 1a
° t*Pl°1°.4 °th affMAN INWOrirOrr
orb eh proottee and permanent e
an effectual
rot p
whir i
midi:
Ob. involve* ow 41114 IP. got IrottaT It" if0 ; A few lemils of semi spited on a itiff
—iind lind OUrielrell 0106114 "egith."- . clay soil, if • a garden, will . ory mate-
(Letaghter ) ruddy hemlit the wipe intended far the
jest we ane to ..ur ir Ives. ....r c;o14,0111. eahtituit ' 411seesweinr none.
bloat -00e alibi YAM! ,1104.*110 itrara tillaniani from imporfeet mvting The
moot a wif. ti„„ otform arni leo.* it: worth more th•.. the trawl., en
johe 1,101:ir Iwo 404 io.,,,r;„41 saw. the tmertation is to pot ism It ler
mbar mei *maw! •re you. ger flotflgt1' 01 ihs latter and work it
madam r and thee go In tind leni•
low rota tog uoniersta? Self Ahem. as loss of ea.
itoweld atta, wad nom, ...bee &Weems tied Meeelmunt rout wet Male litill Wade. Letts,
.4115 genre. eada. Ste_ tr.. petelettl a' this GM., for very
Plead far eiessenies with teatimes/AN f elm 1 little more Man they generally par for the
goal- Th011111,11001tAt011t is *old et Mot rIrra;od
esie II hefts* to advertise Door towniese.
rce•tet of wily. by guidrevalie
. IST Sammie et.. Telnde. Ob
AT MRS. COOK}:'s.
MRS. H. COOKE,
bearssur to (lea Sbeppsrd.
Oo.lerich, Dec. 4111 1531. pyp=-
New Grocery Store
The subscriber begs to aaaoune• that be hes
opened out a new lin,cery More
IN (3oDICRZC$,
and is prepared t., do business with Ibe people
of the town dad surrounding hereof.. The
Goods are all New and Fresh,
and harm been pure haasd for (rash, and as the
prices are low in the city markets.
He Intends to Make His Price
Touch Rock Bottom.
Farmers Deduce taken In cvrhange for Goods
and ittihr.t priers will be ;peen.
ttlton't forget ilei spot Ike None Crab Store
next door to Rhynaa' Drug Store. Ooderkh
C. L. McINTOSH.
(ioderieh. lax. 31. hat. Itrb
HOTEL MEAL TICKETS.
BLANK CHECK BOOK& -
BLANK DRAFT BOOKS.
BLANK RECEIPT BOOKS.
BLANK NOTES, IN BOOKS
BLANK SOCIETY FORMS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS'
POSTER WORK OF EVERY
SALT BAGs.
GROCERS' BAGS. —07
MILLINERY BAGS. 4
; WRAPPING! PIPER.
ke lit. Arc
T KINT'T8 OF ALL KINDS
1'�R.SALE OR FOR ' HIRE.
188 YONGE STREET, TORONTO.
7 -e -Send for Catalogue.
XriEland for Price Lista, &c.
Ono. ROITY1111
/nolo IMMO"' Sham at NNW Alai a**
Hook co. Portia ▪ . Maine
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AMP -011116e- 'Cord St., mat to tegistr
July eed,
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MACNAIRS,
Yongo-st., Toronto.
BLOOD
BITTERS
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Dygpereric. Atiretuitts of I Ise Liver and Kidneys,
Pimples, BlotrAes, Boils, !lasers, Salt A/4141m, SerOfidig.
Eryairist. art4all th.acaera Grainy from Import Alb*