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Fun arta Fancy.
Mine bar a Allis--"ILn's mum at
the top.
The question of the halt►--' Whal time
r
the earsmustardd the wises -L uouveria'
I
fl. botcher should always b. placed
as joint culamttteea.
It is the ,.as who hes the must
property tbat has the greatest test will
power.
A mwsioal expert say* that only one
man in • th.oys.ttd asst •hulk a mug.
Aad set there are poop* who thunk
there r nothing to be tn•uktul fur.
Fashion's Fancies.
Wtuleu grenedtme pasesols are triers
.d with yak Zees
Velvet or satin ribbwS ars wore with
satwta p stures&
Chartreuse tied absinthe green bsr
monies well with bleak.
There are 18.001 female Mtedents in
the Amerman oullm.
A trod strew bonnet trimmed with
boueysuekles is • novelty.
A B•.t.n woman who has invented a
corset has mode 00,000 iu three years.
Send -finished figured cashmere is •
very stketive material and 1..s dutabdity.
leviers and ran and the beer and the
bares sertilimebee and the tram on beard
..n her that u.ak.s her • yacht I"et s
en.e4 .wt ...mrd .4 her that am get nett
sod play Hilly au all af..rw Ibey gut .out
of Her harper, and she'll be mash • yeckt
M au NM weakened' e1..•r. wed he ashas.e.1
• •M.'-Rieh•a„la.
'Why are those things on your dress The "west diatinyuithed beads of the
coned bock trimmings r Genre wanted saiss"u ant thy... p.uueti ig of gtauul•ted
to know. 'U,' Emily replied lightly, ! lead.
'because pa blows ever the tell.' Arlsin.retie Roe'tab ems play in pub -
'1, seat afford mare titan one flower w
he cricket het watch.., weenie( fanciful stint•
by mat,' eke .. d te the tubus. 'Weil form.
whets will you here it r As I sit neat t.. Chuddah,
the wall iu church, you cam pet it on the "'be* baro
aide seat to tit 11111116 tioa,' was the ming.
soh reply. Woaten are paid forty cents a day and
A New York dentist says that women their hoard as term labuiers in 13a.eath
ribs auesip • great deal lose their their (nuun►
teeth awned. We doubt it. The women Qantas cloths are very f.alliao•ote,
whores their teeth someset ars the ours and are toy cowlurtable on a mol sum -
who late them lying around iu wash mer day.
brim, or +Indo', sills, etc. • A woman rue asked the Belgian J .ck-
A tittle four-year-old girl remarked to ey club to ht her tela keit own horses in
her mamma on goring to bed, •I m nut their races.
afraid of the dark.' 'No, of course youAto•me time in their fires Miss Cleve -
are t,' replied leer mo, 'for it osn't)
wamlaud, Mea (iarbeld and Mrs. Hays were
hart you.' But, mamma, I 0 • a little a1I solo..' sootier..
afraid once when I went Into the pantry iThe heels of evening dresses an often
is the dark to Ret • eestarl.' 'What i covered with neem, the edge of lace just
were you afraid of r .eked the mamma.. bowilyr hen.sth them
'1 was ahold I ..unit ithe es.eard.'a
Mies flatus A. Pad is manager, eat -
serge and nun's seilimlf
wren bur Ism fur t
Our Strom if as
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611
the lover u stow la Williw him lady press-
ed to her Idpe with a bloat and then Md.
ed in a letter to him. That depends. In
all probability he will wonder why she
4
sanitised that docs in vegetable, rid
never a dress d ' begaisb of love it
hes redetv.d will sinus his obtuse mind.
Selmer says there is in man an nriginai
obtonenees of fibre as regard* sentiment,
conspired with the delicacy of woman's.
And this is true. When lure dawns is s
woman's heart it brines • train of hey
thoughts, .1 doubts and fears and Ju)$
and omndence, that e.Iw1m a menet Mi-
ters cannot comprehend Eo en when a
women em•ka, lsitjgR langm.ga (Daher
express' here' rel, masa wester intellect
se but half eompreheoding. Fine indeed
r that organisation that can understand
before she speaks at all. .a women some -
tram comprehend moose. '.Yu ms*
being urolead Arae► we • eteders$ood"" s
women La rive tniast oatra thee, ie •
toss's sweeping assertion in regard to hie
sitz And he also puts theme weeds iota
hie here's mouth 'h is the htgh.et
pleasure in life, that constant. loving
r study of the one permit a�nf.f� lefties. There
is no pleasure like thrpl..drre .d trying
to understand whet .er assn wants :'*here
s rte s.rr.'0 like the surn.w of failing to
&' Jo that : and there is no 'dory like the
glory d success- It tea diem* mirk for
any men, and the greatest have thought
It worthy epi tib' Metro* few mem
do etmd*i t �� wgt�pt rlltilt or atat
eater ber.art of hearts'. et certaiuly
if s man bas any noble- m'prymss, any
hidda►Lptbia in hair morn they wdl de-
velop mode lovers 'influence. This tee
been beautifully expr.•.ed in the follow-
ing words: •Wliatrver dowers .f good -
sees las fed n.srishment in the evil of
a man's nature, choose the opening of
love se the bey Awe bat iliouitrnt. $
Iva wield er1&;taird ..
"Lorde rare cup a: orerfbw, yet ever to be
flied.
the man must be moo to exit«► into the
hneneea•a.d^�ilis.,1 M•31 of the
natant mi
woman s natant tn.iota. o The fad-
ed ruse must on.tey to him same faint
apprehresion ..f the tespul.e. :hat thrill-
ed boon ee a Amain end mei ober lewe-
ht faee flesh like the rose that in the
garden at Datna.c'i. %we1'
Two L.
tor. b...k•keepegt and business manager
!t the Memphis 1An4e Scream
• Malta are net ween with dressy coe
Comes this summer. They are relegated
to hustle and negligee toilets.
D.uhle folds of canvas examine, in-
stead of !nen Dollars. are worn as mock
lingerie with travelling suits.
Itia said that Toe forms in Iowa ars
nwped by winsome, sad that twenty dairy
farms are managed by women.
Slippery and stockings match the toi-
let. Undressed kid slippers of the mime
that are worn wlLk beset, costumes.
Biedl are, pointed as the beak moll
front, or have early a point.in front mad
tilocTS of wide ribbon at the
♦ „oma
Mtic7lektie Dandridge a daughter of
.k1 Zarb. Taylor, mice Pseeident of the
tt,united States, is living at Winchester,
Virginia.
dorms of Wisdom.
win.- • o
A 'leers pita haat a pedal • •••r*
V -An idle brain is Satan's it -.
Years know mors than books.
The best mirror u an old friend.
Oppr'rtunity is the cream of time.
Nesse Iyrkt your candle at both ends.
A mail of won* mad not of deeds, is
like a garden full of weeds.
Virtue is a bower which blooms only in
the garde* of neirei lienee.
Regret re the otter with whisk .we
•f 'ukle s plants euttulle .
Puhli is the haw Amor lfltlin w11ch
I kit* kasp/.I' Asa ibeir Deme&
Revelation is the.usshi.e teat dispels
the shadows of emitter? tad doubt.
lumnr is the clear, sparkling water
that bobbles from the spring of goad
net xre.
..t
Lebec to keep alive im your 1..es.1 Moe
Ikea spark ret asta.tist tiro Galled txmt-
eeA w�man may he true as steel,but
them you know ache steel is tow high
tempered.
a�era•a1sa.
The rapiai•s ugh which maell-res is
spreading iia M. Metal, sass the 11 gens,
is reaserkalle, as is .leu the ewsoousmt -
Allis manner 10 ',bleb the eentigoi
develops. 1t le now au new thing t.
Auer of the dirome breaking net ie
neigbbo.h.rlds where it Itss riot before
shown it.esl, mid wont .ulrwgeertly
among ''tore who have to a considerable
extent masted themselves and avoided
m.ptact with etrarlg.ra 11 the doctors
are questl.ned un the mater they invar-
iably reply that it hoe been caught from
eootaot with poems* s* who either bare it
in their families lir ease here themselves
been i■ contact with sus....ne whc has
Perhaps the following will throw a little
light on at least, este very fruitful
altbuugk nut generosity considered *..ores
of c.utagiun . S.otne time ago an arttc
le appeared in i ne of the leading (ternsau
papers which caused orn.sdersble excite-
ment. and was suh.equeotly tram.tated
into Modish and pehl►.hed by ego of the
chief Linden periodical*. Tbe article
was written by • prominent (seri/sea
scientist and physician, acid treated on
e toe of the modes by which coatagi.yes
dtaesses write spread. It puialed out
very clearly that the germ* of such che-
eses* a• cholera, smell pox, lc., were
diwbnuted to en enormous dargres by
the circulation .1 ce n., especially r k•... •f
least value. and, theref..re, of greater ex-
change, such a. copper. The writer
punted out that, after some years of cir-
culation, the coin becomes w dirty, with
nee thing and another, that minute mic-
tu...opic parasites, if we might s' Ball
them, were bred, and oould be distin-
guished by the alt •.t • powerful microe-
oupc. He likewies demonstrated that,
in the mute way, the germs of disease be-
rmnc.tt.eh.d to a coin, through being
in mama with ore who was, perhaps,
s fferir.g from it. sad then going (orb
as a medium id public excitatory, and
being poised iron) ..we individual tis
a other, it ovoid not tail to pass into the
beads et some one sufficiently sensitive
to disease to aitch 11. lie particularly
denounced the wide oitrmabtiosof forams
twins, (specially the of temper, firm
countries where the inhibit*Ms wiresr11
n•,tet' fur their cle.nliness, as for ro-
mance, Turkey. Similarly be dem•.w-
.trated that postal matter, especially
tion aborad, would be a very likes ma-
de.* of conveying disease germs. Collie,
however, were the chid medium, own*
to the wide eirvnlatioo which the bad,
more especially old ansa which had br-
ooms covered with dirt, *hoes newly
issued brine( not by any meats se &me-
Dmw
Twee few blots may, perhaps,be seer -
costive of the cense of some of the start.
hag trees which have been distovend,
and to which no reeainable source ul
contagion amt be attritwted.
retab.rsin'srk/adaea.
With painful frequency we hear of
cruel "pastiest tidies" peepet:•led upon
little children. Again and again tomes
to ea the old story of a child frightened
into convulsions by a playfellow who
- only wanted to havea little fu.." One
w ould thick that incidents like this had
bees masted and told with ghastly nano
lotion often enough from generation
to generation 4. warn off the
most is;urrigible fuss hovers and
Aha j, from tit da
The progress of the wits �.
ally the same op to a •'eI1tbIn point.
Then is neither ort timei:ty nor variety
in the favorite mode of execution. It
sounds trite in telling. A 6gemi wrapp-
If there 1•e any trsersa.surwof a man .d in the eonve daunt sheet larking in
thtr. toy what he .:ere, it must be by the dank corner; a spring upon the
what he give& u..uspsefad victim, selected because be ,
The rem hes its thorns ; end beauty is ta'fie must timur'tr or deiiost° of :bo
mese,. found witloa:t one „g more. They family or school ; dismay. shrieks of
' ti "'o` h snook' bleu wiitwgnbWt kaugbeer 'ken
Tb settee Aon�e. asrh of which in
wl�tlaltilly falai• sitrusrer who seeks
batter, every where else it i. • lilt's
s 4 I.i.i..ed, p Asps, brit wee kr Not
d •en.yed it..alae.
• aural trresW .w lMerra,
N. 'hevrvwl, the eoutewar.aa 'heatid
id the Academy .4 t:eiDneu., M mut torn
fid u. d...se the eslterestiws .( .eeu.m . 1
►n.usdsand mtlnoery A black lee..et,
he sir., wtte white, pink or red feathers
or bower., seta a fur u.mplexiue. A
dead white hat es ..sty imitable seri $,.til
mnmplwahous, whether blondes or brim.
sates. A elute bonnet f..r • bloods
should have white ..r punk flowers ; Mw
is still better. Brunettes should avoid
Woe, and rather choose red pink or
proem. Light blue bonnets are especi-
ally suitable for fair pensee. For dark
p irons woo venture to wear a blue bon-
net, yellow n indispensable. A green
bonnet tete oft • pa's •.r slightly colored
euarpleiio n. A pink boniest should ant
be to, neer the face, but should he s.p-
*r•ted he the hair or by • white or veer'
inside trimming, the letter color especi-
ally. A dark -red bonnet ie mile suitable
ter persons with • highly colored nem•
plosion Avoid yellow or orange bon-
n ets. Violet le not to hs rec. tied
enless separated from 1110 (ace, leo only
by the hair, but by yellow accessories
also.
M•t a. • rrev.wttve el Meters.
A onrr..p•ondent writes : It u primps
more than forty years .lace 14 volt up a
sewstaaper its which a London vlyairtin
. aid ' 1.. the years Val and legit 1
weal through the cholera siege of b
don, practicing all the flute in the must
dangerously atf-Med partsof the city. 1
4a.k three tioApo..nluls of raw wit daily
which 6,ttitiet my stomach against any
possible attack .4 choler. This WAS the
e ebetanoe .1 the article, which was .mite
lengthy, in explanation of the effects tf
the salt. I have 1 rod It .ince 1p differ -
est parts .e1 the w..rld, and were they
nne riving at the rats .1 LOW a day in
New York of cholera, I would not fear
to go among and watt upon the.. after
eating salt a day or two. Open *
biscuit and put a teaspoonful of salt
between the pieces, and rot one thorn,
soon end evening. a a preventive, mad
baron.. fears of cholera. After two mr
three trials it is nothing to do. Of
Bourse this preventive ie not to be steed
unless cholera . pears among u.
ate r. Liked tsar Ilaesesrr,d Grad.
They were entertaining some friends
at dinner, and the subject of hammered
silver mom up for discussion.
"Al the risk of being asnside red dee-
e ant in good taste," remarked the bor-
on, "I must my that I admire the plain,
old-fashioned style of silver mete-"
"Pa likes the hammered kind." inter-
posed Bobby, who had been .flowed to
come to the table on coedit ion that he
would keep perfectly quiet.
"Rarer mind, Bobby, you dere-"
"Oh, yes, pa likes - the hammered
Mad,' erns on the boy, unheedingly.
"I heard him my that next week he is
;Mee to put all the silver in the house
seder the hant mer. "-tit. Paul '1 -indica-
tor.
x.885_
C�ODER.ICH
'WOO LE N
A black •etc eveppdmrse`
front covered •.rti
ling. emhruid defies PIM not
ei► . but cannot
tad t the tree. • difference the soldier/eruetffsas
no mattered bare. i• dt-na, smites that
oneetiill roods mem timid. enrtther
ta,.tlssat.. a,. knovisare of ',halt more cruel. Again. the nervous system
to drs,amd a piaseilik prates to is unbalanced so for that a swoon, or, as
du what he likes.
1m the came before us, crntvonnlnnaioo e.
.genet be seen unless one looks quite: Once in o • whits the i' ( elle
closely for it. At :h edgy , 1 the skirt ject of the practical juke pays for his
'�touslzhoM �iint�, -
to • d �eid &�+,��c•e� wheer 04t .vfl r"
throw tha!!!$irf'w�11 out, bot by o �
teat makes the feet look small. Thee, RSALDDtD Marx, WITS
of coarse, is made '•f doublers mein. The I into • porcelain Beed pan
hack is very fully draped with black net. ; !iodine water ; add half a t
spggled *11 over wit
tormentor s prank with his reason or his
life. In • less flagrant manner mealosl-
Csito -Pet able mischief is dune in many nurseries
two quarts of by tales ofghosts bogie*, tYe 1phick Oen
erup.onful of wbooMs.1 wi for ohimnalbef call►
.ix ogee of
eme
it.:
et The bodice I eat : • rato it, grad.ally,
nand'lab ane t.bteddr "w. b"il'l+rwfry
. ba�et �+itiM w�dt tniRt .t o
a tent
ds Bfctlk+JK glad ice exteaT °attlmfl"' ►lth rani
jet et then d- whet '
*fluf0 it is, f; ri ( r Parr no 'Not -'j 'n one gal-
sc.
made short,
Mocking', wit
exquisite bum(
swallow pedal -Pr 'in
gr
.he woe
acll ; i, go w:
silt ' on 4 iv take mo hdti end.
ads bra
,if t e 1f rani A to inti► . half
curt „t/ g%ep orte �ollykese htetner
until the scum ceases t'. rise. Skint es
it. the sediment rises to the surface i then
A vision Anise is nave, jImei wL tan P Off altaret�t &Pel to mmol. R'kpa
comma "gntl�% long thkEldr„ kattst . colo tont rower Pass meet. The melt'
over it. These give it the effect -1 bone, will be suasivelycorned W use in
shot with the to.. saw Tili%it
Tns:ort �ht (iv, trent iamey bet, kept for
is gracefully duped ♦v nary -S rte tits- ` isooe.
prate; from the waist. The to."t the to Po. r Pr:.t.tz't --One half capful rioe,
match is met coquettish. There is a , one and one half pinto milk, one half
pleating of n*vy-blue velvet all road :netts' serer. large pinch not salt. one
the mdse. one tete rest is a Ilny •ry • f , .ablespoenlul leinon tied chopped fine.
the chenille spotted material .d the Pot rice. washed and picked, sugar, salt
dress. A blue plush jacket, tnm•ne,l a„.1 mil.: An luart pudding dish ; hike in
with (sellers. Ne eons down toiler ',tors ib0lMl15s1..vsp tent hours : stirring fie
with this 4,040 ort iscar' tJ u all'et iroiy *tent `ntil0ssnd a quarter hour..
-(London Trutr. I• hen permit it to Moth cooking, with
'fight e. l'red crust, disturbing 11 no more.
• �,-,� Eat cold with cream.
• leWf'.wtn4w1.w.
in the inn yard i saw two women
rn11ch10ns llanl,.ot all n,►..
tha_
m. suits offices, women who assist in
the d Tont :4 '!M Orr is Over . you bag •ten
•tracts t aiaya'- likareialt.w cs 11 P ......b..•.d with t r (lute of he pine to keep the I 'Yes. air ; there '.. lige. Beauty,
relies, and who, HATS * right to taterlere.jaia • she"
in the cau.e • f ;melee. treater•' lands 'h.*a(T ' '10o ion t eel that sen-
hier, thnpll f n 1* w wieldly ,k ins tiff) " •-`
might RII t v t eta '• sn'
'Ceti
wotaan 4e r)n. i. h. re en- i�
ovallyin tl sr; n fe, to i. visor n
'r4 1 elle the * yacht t'wla if she
neatly •'(a toil awl nn'ng l n;',1, sn�r 7 7 1
very teed thfeitl. • When they .site "kw 1 •tr n..t $ raeht ye•seer(nt'! •
en use yard they .alms the landlord ori 'Weil. y '11ee 1 had bet wombed out,
the einl.teera They are women of tool and I es Idled rip her esido_twt *goer*
rid clg+tti�ss,. vt.eeteq (4. and i
1 '.l Sherrill th/ l4►'it1, *n.1 if that '
vet mak ht then I don't know
...yacht 1. aia't the hnild of
1 fist mallet DoT a yacht, its the
chiMren whn will not go to sleepgairee,
etc. The mother is cuitble who, whew
she findw"1t* ehUd .sd.aly timet, dos
not watch narrowly for indicetwns that
rlahe nervous orgasienl of her offspring
sa been tampered with, and who,
should her suspicions be c ntirmed, does
not fetksw the clyps a• Its solace
lsaisk tltdaielis0M`um her
-[Etchatge.
__iota get • r.neJi set aiLasha.. -.--.1.
MILLS.
To the Wool (Jrosorrs of the SwrrontedoNJ
(5ninfry:
11'e wish 10 say that we are prepared to take
your Wool iu exchange for ( or work ft
for you into any of the following article.. via :
Blankets -White, Grey or Horse.
Bhirtinge -Grey or Check.
Cloths -Tweeds or Full Cloths,
Light or Heavy.
Plannela-White, Grey, Colored,
Union, Plain or TwilL
Sheeting. -Broad or Narrow.
Stocking Yarn - White, Carey,
Clouded or in Colors.
Carpet Warps made to order.
ROLL CARDING.
Our facilities for this work cannot he sur -
ErWe will roam, or in most cams todo
day it i. Nought in. If required.
Custom `'pinning and Heeling. or Spinning
rm
on the Cap. coarse or doe, haor soft twist.
as rsgnired.rc a
We ais • position to do all kinds of c -
tom work• usually dope in a full set custom
5)111. and we wilt guarantee to do for you fully
equal. M wr.s a Mels meter thaw awe tri ear
aurresw.Wr..
A Dalt r apectrmlly *elicited.
E. McCANN,
W
Kest End Woolen M.,
Oederki. May lath, 1116.
almtk.naliali iriVik NE
NAIR BALM
Restores grey
• Geed Itemes.e. lour to its ea
- twat cold'
Richard Proctor is telling the youne
men of England bow to keep their
health end increase their strength. He
says -that "murk with a Haulage► or
mallet, seopeciAlly .A. a tltrtiltele sprier.,
1s .wseile.t for the hieeps mueeleo. mei
e ters Or the muscles at the hack ..i oto
upper arm." This is true, dowdties,
but when \lr. Pnsttx bas lived a little
longer in America he will amend his
advice. There i. another and better
exercise, which develops s.ery mewl. is
the Army at the rime tore.
Take an ordinary sawhorse and plant
it Brolly in the middle of the shed.
Then Mks down free its rusty peg an
old fashioned and sharp saw (lo to the
e
woefptle. Select 4n.,tty , use lair
had eters nee a t.• t. a hoifeh it
had stole fn fro ml tunlRory
rhAnAllalh, still th lay n.lerif M
the Jaws "f the siwborw.. Put the teeth
if the saw anywhere. it makes no atQer-
.nee where, *net draw it toward ymx and
push it fr.m von in persistent ,ltern..
toots ntnil the Ing squeaks and st last
drop• asunder.
Tl.0 ,. tl:e lest exereme in the world.
i1 yn'mr y]etith would engage in it with
onorra al drily and minter Lusa they mend
niter to h•.hl nohli, offfoe Ise mot Ivy.
Yrwt may attgms"rrw..r .von ellen** a
is mere W •nVo.wing, hid 1 t I. r•..1 •sate
else. n.verthele.e and will tell with
great .d'.4 oa tkf lige aid, for that
tv she'.
•:side}',
ehsr.cter. hut their polite n is mit en-
vied. 1 *hon`d here mot t',.•y are ilia
wnlows, sad row* ill. sus. 1toW
oivonergilLe th. yet4R,If ENO her
rhos**,
.1 • l.s
!t
•
mavep DAater,t,
stops tke nal
from Ttlfhti ont
increases it
growth, and -cel
not soil the akin.
As a hair dres
sing, it hit n
stupe: tor. Gear
anted hareems.
Prepares b',
Harkness & to.
London. Ont.
/told h..1 Mery
..d 5*'.nt ice.!
Deaisla .
C.A.NAIRNICASHLSTORE!
■AO ZV*ATTUINo
YOU WANT
-IM -
GROCE 1111
NZW AND FRESH
You cart Huy !ire Cheapest dines 41
Crockery &Glassware
AT TIAL ''ASH STutt1 .
A tau a Yell Line of
Canned Goods and Groceries.
1 amu elm making a .pr. -tan, u1
irr E "Fit
prices rancor from h5 10 wkuper p,.uno .e
lest in S pound Iola
1 am hound not 50 he undersold for CAi11.
14vduee taken in esrha.ge.
TnauLing the public for their patronage, 1 re-
uuaua, youroliedteul seri ant.
G. H. OLD,
Telephone ('en.,,,[Ink-alien. The l3roce•.
Heb show's' a apl eadId assortment of ' Goiters, h. Aug. 7th, :865.
Clea and Glassware. °WHALE PrtIf
Come In and look• if yo . dont buy,
No Trouble to Show Goods.
C. A. NAIRN,erkb A. B. CORNELL
UNDERTAKER
Court Howe
Dec.111, i111.
(►pposi'e Martin's Hotel. llainihuo street.
All Funerals attended per•.onally.
A f=irs t -C lass .Stack !
TO ("110041 FT0M1.
Godelich. Jaly 201:. t.G. 7105
VSO'Note Fls
aper
,
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� Alberni
• ~� Books
Cards
Dolls
Toys
Eto.
T
L►tor working people- Send 10 caw'
Lour yuatalte, and we wall toail y0
rurt, a rue al, vat uabie aim ale t'i
J of goods Ila will put you !n tar
way of making more money in a few days lam
you pe r e
th..1t p.satbae at any business. hoe
required. hop was live at bottle and
work in spare time oily. or all the time. Alt
of both hexes. of all a'es, gran.lt .ucceoufsl.
Ser. to '5 easily earned every evening. That
all who want week may test the busituee•, we
make this unralleledoffer: To all who are
net well sat toned we will send $1 to Mr forth*
trouble of writing us. Pull particulars, dime
lions. etc.. sent free. Immense n.] ah.olutmy
sure for ail who start at on... Itoa't delay
Auer.,* ett*eow It Go. Po plead. Me- 1074
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1
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¥EIIOW OIl..
'CURESR 'EUMATISM
WORN POWDERS.
Ere plrwet to 1.ko. Contain their owe
Pargatlre. Is a este, sure, and et*.,.
desitrewe et wormer is Children or A4i
•
-GET 1'(ot'lt -
Newspapers and Periodicals
AT MHO. COOK E'S.
MRS. H. COOKE,
Successor to Geo. :'hepl ant.
Goderlc!,. Drc it la lead. 11111 -
NOW Grocery Store
Th. •ub•rriber bran* to announce that ha has
opened out • new Grocery Store
IN GFODICRICB,
sad is prepared to do bosine.. with the people
of the sown and surrounding sctiot. The
.-
Goods are all New and Fresh,
mad bare been por•h•sed for Cash, end aa the
prices are low 10 the city markets,
He Intends to Make His Price
Touch Rock Bottom.
Farmer. prod nee taken in exrllange for Goode
and nighest pro. -es will be given.
ti'Don't forget the spot. 11.. ' ew rash Store
next done to Pity nae' I true Store. tlederfeh
C. L. McINTOSH.
Goderick. iiec. 't, 1861. 11 6
TENTS OF ALL MEINDS
FOR SALE OR FOR HIRE.
169 YONGE STREET, TORONTO.
ire -Send for Catalogue. %
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ttappines.
anrt A lib restnre•d
b, th••u•eaftherreat
GEIRMIAN /N1) eey RA,TOureaR_
p...l1every rearmed he etcetera of any kind,1
••:teal *yak •11.1 alt diener. that fol-
♦.. n....geen.v of w' -t( A hese. M i.e. of en -
eras. 1'..a et ►..mor'. ',stemma larlimle,
pain in the hook, *sone* of tielon, proem -
lure old age. and mean, otiose dtr•.w that
lewd to'woolly or eowa.,mpe ion and a prose
etre firer..
Nand 1..r •tirrn:an *If A +en lmnnla 1. 'r )e b
�it TDs 6mt6tiMR 1155 I. soh a ;1 rye
�..r, nr.fslouvre for F:. hr .11 4mew**. •
*al%keret free my mail merely .ealeat, r'
tectal of "Hee. le wddr._It m
r J. t'HRYR.Y Druggist
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yp. /11.M•se
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ST ACK COVE RS I
ALL SIZES_
.P0- Send for Price Lists, arc.
J•ly tad. IOl7.
MACNAIR'S,
y189 YoaTe-st., Toronto.
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OWN DO :,41102.01, Lett of ,4ppet;te,
.D tspriela, Jared re. Affect .o*s of the Liver and A..'ne'ys.
" Pimples, Blotches, Roc's, Heelers. &all Melee, &-r( fele.
J'irytipelag sad all diseases art4.nq from Iwpwrt tiled,
Deranged Stenn r -l., or frer•twtnr ,'. 'in* if fete Poiret!.