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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-1-15, Page 22 fin HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1866. AUSTRALIAN t, (TIES.1 a a",s `of Ih. ' and the int aaem►ly of the tram lee is 'sent is sow iu aessue. Pulte 1min set Gra Oestri of for Big vir • tie • lav �� i>�n BaMdlt� !oe keg he - Towns of the Antipodes. I emesis& the sy tberastdvea sseetangse... mod Pr•.siMaes Mira Steal N 1 l lig eewe of vane* Ail heeling t . Australia. without the burden, or as n• 121:4 tine smgis tits smart cams a syw reel ive be leased tott t be or Rd ersir or Tory or Lib's*, se Qssa Oleate steamer (as then to g is so railway) us alouares, eel of South Atrsh& luenderllJ�t ear as mid bee le d u it whom, • as'w'are` ion wade the nit mammy, ettell'Wheet bila eft a Vow11L it is �1, hill twat, well bilk, aid bids /her sobs • get eery in the saes" fats+. slow knee w•:.1e *J p v. a y e I. bleseesg of untold centuries of civilise- diens use the term, is unknown is Am- lee l[MUNIO*TIONB. We de sot bold ',Rustlers 'wears ber for tea Zaire of Mou�r• rCtaiZater•setwa+touo•.s �(. n 4cf shav s f tram gwsaj•w� .sd hs list etYreswe ssaw.edssal. gia.oe. Te the lIdeler et The Newt • ]let %prroa —A t; rdtton ceems- p..deslt bas frit K his �t) �to inform , pater ander• of tome imp ti+islt•alt wee oeMbgsted is list l csMy I►s bogie of his statements are mielesdiat, if tet .- tree, I week' ask a sliest spites in your like those of the paper w comment opus diem. The t mark her with an ancient !Oster- tan° ,rehttx We base n andrest described bs 1 .',bale substantial Ac hash I reel found 5 N .lace ars art cite icle W w er V a In .VD J ital career, has, ucvsrtbelw, • history Nioietert•lists and l)�lpositaos. v nomero.rn, os •',sear sate wof i ma. 1st. 1806, page - • er ••reed and mientful .s any of our yrs will remedy than Bird (t) by dreg- present the cit is suffering from over ee..mpusitwo naiad• ors very math of dreg - modern mercurial countries of era etas forth • protective puhcy, that sweet pt,I datlen. The 'del of iumItunnin tune of the letters of Pot nesiaier, uoly. succulent averse' whack try, such has hese lune, and the nasmeary t� h• would likely have said "btapow•row, lymentary athlete, Kir Juba A. speedy and peeper eettlerneet in the Haar, tied many others of their fraternity THE PHO (; • '•w auusshmesa to (yea•• par- oi•iun fair their tin sent air fur their yesterday • Kingdom, to day an Em- We �"y "so fitbM." Powwdm•ker, Jay 1<ye est who•', changeful SHORTHAND BOOKS FOR SALE Pitin'z Ponogray. Every Boy and Girl should Learn sgoptit�-�-ND_ tiO(1RAPHIC ALPHABET. /..re, and tomorrow • Republic. But • I .aur letter will deal not with Australian dtisiald But it s my intention w devote oulony has mut bees made by the govern are aware thatbolabts are frwi.eatly nem history, but with ser cities, and facts .a wboto letter W Au•tr%tian pushes and tawut, nib the result that every an, wntp•nimeata of arch gatherings, su be releuve to their feendisg, rise ani pow- litter! questions, so we will return t'• brings isl.11igeace of riotous pt oceediuga, tries to alai_ • tittle s erslity for tbe relai v. sod their appearance at the present er cities I might give • great part of so much w that many of the weal j ••;oily crowd" be staling that then were loessay letter ti, the desertpt'ee of K daey s people have left !Mir city homes, •na ' so 6ihts." Qe 4VNb'1 sae hi. way rst•�t t elegant and sub.tautia1 public �ings : ovine of the banks have sent large sums clear to mart that then was an absesee = beteg the first Australian ca tel. and . tee Centennial Hall, to be completed at money mut ail reach of spoliation. But of another element which is freeload! tee . . tied prinotp..1 port of when ate has attained kir first castor!. heating Adelaide with its preaest bardfoosa is conseetion with big Aatase nto - *5trr7, Claims tvnority of place to owe' 88 ; the observatory , mwith th its time. ; failure of crops through the I course the Scott Act may have bad some - description. In a :orator letter we world wide cuhuction ; the melt, when country • turbulent meetings •4 the un- thing to do with that While your oor- •Ie.cribed some of the •treed- the "precious' seems to be shovelled employed cities. ; lease to respondent does out care to puWi.h his Ong the .arty settlement .of Sydney as • about as •Huron termer ahovele Rosin ; Members of Parlament, a fa (lay own tate as one who was then. he duet • genal etstion. A tent was the first aumecous bowie", amid i my- Fawkes, waster mamt+.rs to remain tete spam himself to tome other and etc. regal abode, and the fiat betiding loans ; Sydney University&ud ablated away from the house Go present their Rice whish lead w their 'squinter any degree of strength was a colleges, 1 in 1850, mid haw . with the whole body politic identity. lie is not ptiafied with eon- / ul for the iilourrigiblee. The embryo trig a faculty in arts, low, science acid by on infernal ma°bine. We will take fining the odium of the affair to Shep 1 It, wee on several oocs$ions redoes' medicine, but non., I believe, in thee- steamer to West Australia, and tuucb e.,rdton, but brings in Belfast, Seltford, lowly to etarvatiun ; two pounds of logy ; churches .eternally the small city yt fluor, tiny u1 salt pork and one of pees at ornament, and obsrches pule ; milk rFRTM was the weekly rattan at times until It - lofty steeples and wi.kout ; but all lack-' its apical, which, however, we can 'do' unyoked itself from these distresses, and Ong that elegance and beauty of dslsh to • very short time for tie population gradually grew into • city of nnimagit- internally which make* our Canadian duan not ',meed 6,000. The town is ed property. In laying it out no n kee•d American metropolitan chemises so increasing very rapidly during the last gulanry was „bservsd in the allig.ment, grand and palatial. 1 have not seen • year. Railway speculators have within and we find that pert first (occupied has• church in Australia, ham the cathedral the last two years been giving their •t - &c: , q*trot* run- to the chapel of the Particular Baptista, tention to the colony with the result that ning at awl angle* and in all direction& with either carpeted Morava. upholstered the rich pasturage sod telllable land It warn :title thought in those early peen. Tbestreet.of Sydney are narrow, hitherto locked up is rapidly blind stormy days that !Sydney would one day and the principal thoroughfare, George ofaned up land in the city of Perth be a great .• 1 centre, and es a street, tails up the poetical simile, "Lake ha. . • quadrupled its price the oversight of the tenets a dog's bird leg," more turcibly than inside the last year. Ocean steamers do ble city fathers will be visited upon the anything I know of. They nearly all not lurch Perth or any part of the Wast children no doubt unto many iteners- liar good old-fashioned British raise*, oust of Australia, there being no safe tient. That part nearest W the quays Is King, Gef•rge, Elisabeth, Sussex, Klett. port of entry ; coaatiug steamers are the oldest and the observer cannot help Liverpool, Yore, Pitt, Argyle, oxford, obliged to anchor at $ roadstead oe Free - but notice unmistakable signs of convict - &e., Ac. Her shops and places of bum- auntie, 12 miles from Perth. But we :*bur • short distance from the wharf. nem are substantial, though not show- have yet one Australian city to visit, Argyle street snows an immense co ting ing the same *mount of plate glass, which if last is not least, and which in in solid rocs, whicI must have given window decorations and other display point of acts is the youngest, but not tb. work to the lull muster of "lags" -as that attrncts the Mtentiun in Ameneen leant in point of eoterpn.e. The found - the convicts were called - - for many cotes. Sydney is • city 01 ''Lund and iog of months. All the early public buildings Investment, ' "Mutual Provident. were erected by convict labor. and we "Loan and Mortcage," "Building," and, are told they had at one tune just arm- other loaning societies of • kindred net- pleted a new wooden jail nearly 100 feet urs. They flourish in profast.xa and long when a few of there industrious many of the handoume and costly brown fellows finding their quarters in it not .tune fronts owned by them testify to quite to their suiting, or fearinc a dearth the success of their in real of employment for themselvee and estate. We will leave Sydney going fellows, conceived the brilliant idea of: either by train • distance of 575 miles putting • match to it. This sioply gave ,r boatman*: about 660 and will vibes them the diversion of building a new r lealoss enterprising young rival, ( f 50 mites for northern bound 'easels style budding* have Inc for their pains. But nearly all old YL'_EOtReit. from Sydney. The public buildings are given place to i is flourishing go -a bead city dates principally built of white stone, the must more modern style, and the S►daey, frees 836, when about a d.ozeu "wattle- prominent of which are the Partiament of today can show as many and as fine and -da " buts sprang into existence. buildings, the buspital, the post and • modern public buildings as any city 5f Today.the tem of its ball century i telegrapb olxs and the Queeoal•nd the as.. population inthe world,&universe , it justly claims to be one of National Beek, mesa the largest bank - Building material is plentiful and tura alitef cities f the British Empire, with a Ong trttttt:twee in Australia The Bris- venieat A few of the principal buildings I pul•trun o tete hn'lditgs are all remarkable fur eke wide verandahs and 0.lonn•des - a feature very much required in tbt• bot - test of Australliau ',eters. The Sydneyite leaves the shores of Port Jackass in the month of July, and to escape the 'cold snap' as he would tall it when it seldom registers lower than 30' or equal to our moderate October in Ontario, he seeks taupe in the balmy Brisbane Capital, where he has over him • sky brilliantly blue and an &trnoep Iraea- parent. My last visit to Brisbane was in , and so soon does our physical nature accustom itself to its surroundings, I found myself basking in tbe meld warm balmy winter with the same degree of pleasure first in lauding in Sydney in the reamer of '$3, atter leaving • oold bleak winter is Ontario two months previous- ly. But if Brisbane winters ars to be envied her summers are shinned by as • bauxites a can afford to come Sydney and Melbourne, thus being positions. forcibly fileetrating''the oosplet in Goldsmith's Traveller : di retic coeo.by art or natcrr `ern Te Net nem: u able', their YeMinp even." �a D. E. err rC. .eweh. If you suffer from fteadache yen may be sure that your Stoma"). Liver ..r Blood is at fault, and perhaps all three are eumnined to bad actin. If an, the best remedy is Beedock Bleed Bitters, wyich cures Headache by re: ulatente the urg•nie action generally. eR:YaA'rx, the capital of Queensland, dates from about 1812, when the colony was tint declared open for free settlers. It is 550 miles north of Sydney, with which it will won he connected by rsilw•y, lis popu- lation numbers about 33,000, and it in- creasing very rapidly. It is situated about W miles up the Brisbane ricer, d Uy • detour )ungannon, Nile, Dunlop and Leebsrs for a share. He thinks, as doubt, tat be is oomplimetiug Pert Albert by stating that all the "belles mad beaux' were present. It by "belles and beaux" he manes the giddy part of the poputatteo then be is probably right ; but if be in- cludes all in the term, be had better cal- culate again, and will find that those who are not of his mind were in better com- b',! P. A. U.erseeeas sow toes or satire. Public speakers and singers we often distressed with heaseness, and danger is lurking in the branchial pipes. Hag- gard•s Pectoral Hamm is • prompt reme- dy fee ter irritation, mud cures all thrust and lung difficulties. 300,000 about 50,000 inure deserve our passing attention. Gerona- p`o than `Jydsel Jest twice its age. Tiel- bourne, with some degree of reason, said to be the Auetralian-American city. It shows the seine rapidity of growth and mach characterises many of the American cities many of tbe Attie encan cilias, but it Lkewtm allows more substanti•bility of, build and likelihood of endurance than many of these latter. The streets are wide eoneoared with them of Kydney, but a mistake was made by the city fathers in musing open wide- fathom to 5t tie otherwise attractive shady streets, Oa escb side of the principal thorough'(.re a elle stream continually Nowa which durin • heavy rain is inertaeed to s rushing rent, carrying down light 'assts& of kinds in its worse wad causing tie streets to be impassable from side to side except at street crossings. In fine weather !bey bare more or lass the offensive smelt of an open sewer. The building -sone fere is of a dark blue slur, and the contrast to Vie eye secure 'helot to the bight yellow buildings of Sydney gires the city a .emlre, homey but thek>fiess browses/a- ll browses/a- lland oteR•ctll prepeetaes d &ad dis- play all the varied cienhuiat of arch:. tecture known to , the skilful artisan. The new parliament buildings ere in coarse • if and are likely tie w iske Sydney tap to the necessity of a similar building. Her churches and college* are numerous. The Yarra, a very dirty muddy hale river, is the only meant of tlrvigation whish makes the city proper amsemebie her nater, Mal that only to small coasting steamers or sail vowels. All larger craft and ocean steamers lie mut in ldubson's Bay at Wel. bewails Point 2 miles distant. Hen omnibuses and cabs are similar to these of Ameri.an eitiee, while Sydney nn the contrary, flan tears of 'he conservative• principle and stifle to English hanwma. Mtlbonrne has lust opened • cable tramway limiter to the American mit) la, while Solar, has a very eld-feahiened double deeb steam tramway ern M*ieg the advantage .d speed with the Aird• vantage of causing a coroner's ingnest oece a week. Here parks and gardens are numerone and inviting, and with with the pretty suburbs of St. Kilda, Carlton and F•rnersld 11111 give plenty attnctiens for walks and drites it it said that there are more Canadians anal Yankees in Melbeerne than in any ether Australian eity, but this idea 1 Adhere to be ','rates. it is true lite in, the wild rush in Victoria a great many Americans came to Meib.•uroe and largely helped to Ries it Ota early impe- tus, hut st ferment there an no mere Americans in the aty thaw In Sydney. A gals 4.y with Melbourne it ^Cep'• Jay when the race ammo is thronged nth lesion from •'1 parts of Atm- tralasis a coeoosrse siteihr in every respeet to an "Rpanen Demo ' oe a 'Derby Day" turnout This year .a. nn' attended with a *'ery severe cheek to the nese by one horse of the !rorty runnier in • hest caring legs with a elm" competitor Nearly every bores was brought to the grneewl, .musing • mnw$tain 44 struggling horse 'Oeh and 1 •Asrys, sea restatine in kill .*g ten jockeys, seriously injuring many othere, sad hillier sad i.jwring many of the rete berme set es nor spree *s •..' item will leave *Ms thriving city, :neat House is situated &loam side the waters of "our Beautiful Harbor, ' as the citizens proudly tall their truly nuenit:cent, picturesque and apytcioss harbor. The building u in design guthis of the Elizabethan style surmounted by numberless turrets and LU chimneys, and surrounded by- pretty lawns and adjoining the Botanical gardens. At present the vice mal residence is under- going repairs for the reception of out new Governor, Lord ('.rington, who te expected ben in December. Ple comes with great c:, brim.inj with ham a traiu of servants and equipages, suggest• ive of the advent of a c,uquertug monarch of the i:.th century, rather than • tim'e'rs -head to adurn the Rubor - tutorial hulk of State. spropes, the late governor Lod Agustus Loftus, who has lust completed his term of •.ito:e and .tartetl haat week for Eugland, has left very few subjects lainentm,r his deport - ere. The lest years of his teisure of uttce were strongly marked. by remelt of his advenoed years, with incapacity to successfully and setisfacturily Revere tie , colony in the maty important po;itiai oiliest ons that au advancing young country gives rise 1. 1t i* faired that the inexp rienced Lord Cerins,Kon wig tied that • New `-outh Wales cevernut mead's!" • little m ire kut'wleige ui the responsibilities u: smelt au eine. tban,fv bat acquired darn,; a ceatele,a care&of social 1i.utzin;t a':'r•n,;•t English arise). °racy. But te return k the descriptio• ni aglr c47 . A w.' . Jul c most impurtsi4 of *piney s µtblic buntlines are the government lani's edict and the colonial aa,•retary'e and paelic wurk's elle.:*, the former of which gives a flour space .f nearly time acres m area. They art ponderous atrmc:urns, built like :he me- Jerit)) of Sydney pubic buildings of yel- low freestone, which, owing to its bar :teeing properties .'n exposure to the atmosphere. H a very .linable as well ss rich and beauti:'l building material The pet otos, which leas beets in the comae of court' ustu n Ger s yearie is a pro.nir:cee b•nlding surrounded by wide arcade in which are archways divtd- ine the fell toroth ref the burbling into delivery e•empertme is representing the various co entries+ of the f• our giort.-rs tff the globe. so that rhe tut Toned Turk ie rotting his despatches from Constantie ople does net conic in co.ttact with tris despised "'Christian doe ;" not is • jab- bering Frenchman obliged to wait until his leutonie tei,hh.'r has reeeived his news from Prince Bismarck's a,rocratie dominion. The !eight of thea fine buil. rag is 250 feet to the rep of the cuprite, which surmount* • very bikh tower - not a very . t height to fall fries borrower, three men have gone through the sensation, but did not feel di*i.used to relate their experience afterwards. It is intended to leeht the tower by a power fel electric light which would eery greatly add to the brilliancy .•f an already we'1 to lighted city. The parliament builiti•ge of Naw South W*1es are not in keeping with the other c.b.nial puhlic buildings. They are situated noir the gove►nnr a !residence. and were, I believe, engin/di, intend•l for s ii menial. They ere pre- pnasees:ng from neither an rate►',•► newt interior point of view, and if a few 'nore Moxa were 1:1 t►N f o one the steamer woad psestb.m 8. as at ordinary UMW MOM bow* Ry the way. the country bas jos' pato: for •egh the threes of mat malt to fairly mbsekte Wedding haantens. The fashion of bridesmaids has gone out temporarily, and one person, gener- ally a sister, alone . . the bride to the altar tie ber aid. The bode attended be her father er sumo near friend, comes ce last, aPer the ushers. After the mother, este', and family have preceded her, these near relatives group themselves about the altar steps. The sister, or tree brideanaid, steeds near her at the altar rail, and kneels with her and the bridegroom, as aiso does the beat nun. The groom takes his bride from the hand of ber tatter or nearest friend, who then retires and steads a tittle behind the bridal pair. He roust be near enough to respond qui:kly when he hears the words, "Who giveth this woman to be married to this man r it is no longer the fashion to display the presents at the weddiug. They are ar- ranged in an upper room and shown to a few ('lends of the bride before the cere- mony. Nur is it the Lashio'* fur the bride to wear any jewels. These are re served for her brat ss a married woman.-[ExcKange' Words of 'Wiotiom. _- Lie is the angel being v ,4100tired. -I Usable. A psur,idle men esewmt be tat honest man. - [Achilles Porriclet. Rashness is the faithful hut unhappy parent of misfortune -{Fuller Troops of fertile ,* re% in the drunk aril's tnamph.-[yhsentermenn. The hie ail iife is ♦ ragget disgt.nal between duty end desire. [W. R. 41. ger. A !bin g a never tote 'often repeated which is never auffyieutly learned. - I Seneca. Happiness is neither within us not without et : it is in the union 01 morsel - ones with God.-[Pa.eal. Misfortunes, in fine, sesnot be atoed ed ; but they may be sweetened, if taut overcome, ani lira made happy be pbiles*phy. - j erteea. Violent delights have vir6rnt ends, and is their triumph die : like fire and owder, which, es they kiss townie',. - [Bhakespeare. Men are guided less by t has by glory ; and ea the shortest way W glory tm to be guided by coneeienes. - (Henry Horne. The °neatened nee a Rnhissnn's Phew phorix.d Emnlaoo invariably cleaners the blood from all imparitiea and re- stores the system to • slate of bemltkf.l nese, that is wiaaifested in inetreestd ems- atitstenal view, gie.tal meaty, end lightness need honsiaey of sprite. Al- woyl ark for Rotenone's Phoepboruod 1: evasion, and be sore yen gat it. Mt.ess. The . of Hagyard's Yellow (til have t•ona *IL' certificates of some most remarkable cures of Deafness, by that magical remedy for pain. Yellow Oil also cures Rheumatism. !praise, Bruises. Sure Threat, and a:I indanma• tory troubles. 2 The Latest %%laJk. A sew swindle has been tnreate-1,.•nd is havtng a successful run :n Wafter,' Ontario •Ihe operator gets himself up inaclerical rig; white choker and sable suit, and calls at • f in the afternoon, to explain that he tenant of a libelous society and is delieeriog bib- les and hymen books bratia. lie takes • handsome boot nut of his vripssck and presents it. and is of course asked to tea or to May for the sight. Whatever bus- pitality is tendered be inmate upon pay- ing for, laying down 25 cents for tea, or seventy-five cents if for two meals acid $ bed, saying in reply to his host's objec- tivist list - hie hem his baa -b "p57 •• be sod Onkel • tee► turn of nes." all his expenses. T•kior & re- ceipt boot,, be pr. weeds to 611 up • receipt for tie mosey he has paid, and thee rbgwts s t to slew the v.wder. The receipt is signed. the vfi•iter shakes beads all *round, and departs, leaving the family load m bu prate.. and meth' msawm beard of hits. Three months IWO fanner gets • eireuker 'beer's • baulk is the heightoxiaud, to she effeotthet your note fur $1/1.?b isdue,e eta 'Tableau! irresesseee. The to ha *1'y and distressing cooaDios called nereuesness :►risa from, de> fiity, irritation. poor of elation sled' 1. ,d 01 low vitality. toe elm the jy*teve by Burdock fflood t n, h oh Otos pen v,. ent etre i ' i8otatin�l the bloid and ley ' to per' et feaction. • i 2 as ggl lam . omentlee : or dolt and apply tokl Carbolic Conte. ft is endoebtedly the finest beater aandeles*etnt •pplifiatton ter it rp De yen t Mriissaos A Patera $oldforelba 8K box, eit(Iso. Rhyne* Drug Store. las When year Ai gaited, fiiretated tut, or has an up sure, balke tuck Itsa:•nt It Nee sK Te c0%taON A's Tit. rxrtourNT*. (uNTutyamrrw. n s ■ass's. 11 tarn L / li '1 /. w r/ T atm Y/IYIA 1 t) t-oW15Le. LONG. 1. AR .; fins '[ i. ISH 'I .r • rE.I rat , AW i a'. - OH -i • Oil . -� 11 o. 4 hat 111P11T13• SGS. 4, 01 t: . I Toac6r, 2Oc. The Manual, 40c. ADDRE"C ALL OTHER BOOKS IN PROPORTION. McGILLiCUDDY BROS •, t;o11HR1CH, INT Goderich Foundry area Machias Works, Runciman Bros., Proprietors. CONTRACTS TiUI FOR STEM ENGINES. ROOM MS. Ago OTIIER RIMIER, WAITED Flouring dills Changed to the Gradual Reduction System, Horse Powers, (;rain Crushers, Straw Cotters, Agrisfiltaral ramose, e o es, etc., rtc., at Lgtt Prices. .111 Kinds of Castings:tirade to Order. J. B. Ri'ol:lnas. Oodericb. Ne•. Y. MS R. W. 13v1s niepi 1840-17 Weseereet. This preralent malady is the parent of moss el sitar bodily ilk. Usepf the !test remedies known fur Dyspepsia is f3uT- duek Blood Bitters. it having cured eke won chronic furan, atter all glee Earl failed. it 1885_ C ODERZCH W 0.0 LENTu rnip e7 ds. Millet. Hungarian Grass.' ted, Corn and Buckwheat. ffar,r• - 1149N €Y TO LOAN aiirryeg 1R;vat. hadsto begot at reasobir . title whit M9ir OW tae WO to oak a of t*tere. your Weil to reckon• for g into o•Kts. l work it rt fbr you a y of the req wing anklet. rte SAMUEL SLOANE. Blaeketel-White, Grey or Horse.Hamilton Street. Cioderich. Shirting* -Sway or Uhrok:'WGroder:tt,, IRO 131111. uss. all 4 vi Clot -Li t o hlwt os da or Full Cloths, Fianna' Weahite, `(irr�eyy,, Colored, Meeting* 4 -Bread orNerptSR.Unton,-ee orBollBrieh cube Btooktng Yash -» White► • Grey, Coveted ora Qo1pre. Carpet Warps Le to abler. ROLL CARDING. Oar ta.Wu.w toe tilt eroek eanatot he mar �eeed a w0I endtaror of ,port owes to 65 .It the ber it in breaeht la. It required- ('uatim Rp:nalag and Ruling. Ktesiag ow the 11p, err -e or Inc hare er fart twist• aa renetred.1 We • to 4....14.11p11. of ea mARBLE l��aeylmwlNSt'.mialtFjrdlir ��eurntem ego ef�h a •air dicer snj arae Rays Dryden Sbeknows her man, ad when you east and swear Can drsw you to ber web a simile hair. But it meat be beseetiful bair tie Lave each power : nal beautiful beau tie be ensured by the use of Climate!" lute R"wtwtt Sold Waste eta. by J. Wileen (let year mei.* sato bills painted et Ter Se i 'sou ease- They are amp done promptly and at low rates, Notice is 164•0811. drawn le Bales throat% Tee Rtowat Ire "I, etie..t of Charge, which is teed ley Ibleseeda t*ss.w A w:l tired WORKS_ 7 Sire Can Werke MOIL. JOSEPH VANSTONE, .Gaderkb.Martilts, tgw ifAltiCN WR SALM Restores bac to its na teral co ,Per =wet Deoltie' or • from fallinmgph Increase!! ,,grwwli,srr feet maths As a hair sing. it hit mimed PROPRIETOR. l .pert.' et sad darter in 4 1 jarb1e & $snit', MONUMENTS, oi HEADSTONES, 'Magian Door Sills avid Rouse 'h.mslsaa of a:1 kinds .a ()Hie t r Al wart des1I,M .sl , •erste i ie the Net etyie. W. C. 1/VR'M►ASIL meow& Ceder- eh Wm el . fieri:.►, ►.r. the tees, giesa.