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THi HURON SIGNAL, .W
JULY 23, 188i.
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his�4 mer from
John , brake these *wow
d lei. leaky ` � the Melly ht the
Nile while working ler •
At the midair meet et Boron 14aaMp-
1,cfilo. . L O. O. IV, lest
ev e HIV, L r. 'tea P•0. Miss J«et Niohol.00, r,a/ted here INK week.
ewers! Peet Alread , tadslll•d
following officers for the carnet Haying is i• [all blast. The hot nae
tq Bro. F. F. Emcees, IN.O.; 0. gave some of the !.alters arsine head -
(Ir I . V O. ; John Etrasitom R. s. ; Cleo. aches last week.
t3tmut.
pa. 1(151 C.opbeb, trim.; l3 I We regret to leen flat R D. Morris.
• memorel nuke
'ethanol or ether en
's deleat hes vote the
einem end the thine
te num A tl
psent *The
Old lista • Imams" Thew see why aces
in they tell the whole awry,
Null:
les gege.
beset it lensber.
to
of Guderich,
Malwmson, warden ; C. W. Andrews,
omelet -tor • W.. Elliott, 1 0.; John
Nairn, O.Q.; .5. 8amed.rs. R lid -•0 .
M. J. Protidfeot, L.S. V. O.
The edditiuo of Parte green to the lief
of farming implements his gives • nee
danger to life. Paris dream is one of the
meal daogeroes of 'whew. two much as
it is cumulative in its edlreL A moo
may take • little into kis system today
and little toaorrow and by and by the
dreg will bogie to have its effort. Macy
fatal accidents occur by the drug being
used by unskillful ee negbgest persue•.
and many more titre* its being seed
in malice. The lope relating to the
sale of Paris 'manilla: be rigorous-
ly eotoeoed throng Province as
we observe they •niu seise aft
tions. --(111. ���
Tug HONEST, TUE r,emovoaTLirs, ASO
Tea Rogow -A rueber of our more
honed, or rather mare thoughtful sub
scriber., who happened to be in arrears,
pard up their little score during the
week. Other bested folk, not au thought-
ful er prompt, laded la connect. Then
are others still. who are neither Y honest
nor Y thoughtful as they might be, who
are trying our patience and credit, and
tempting the division wart. Thew po-
ems meet oblige us very aeon by paying
u ; if they do•'t, we will oblige them.
We *aped to hear Mat week from the
honest subscriber who has from iatt.n-
t.ioc to small matters fallea in arrears
with us.
.d O•rb aid, get his thumb badly weals -
ed by the neck yoke of bia mower when
hitching up.
Oe $ Tasxas -Tu the fair widen• of
P.ramo.aot for a bosq.st 'of 6aweee,
which were duly delft+eeed toes by the
faith' el messenger.
Misch sympathy is expressed here for
our forgoer
townsman,
Kingabndee, ovte sudden death ol
his son baguet, killed by acoidmAt last
S.terday.
t1M meet ei
ed, and the
welt epee to the tteseseil of .ol-
lect ) end writing down .t� free -
swank and teal legis by the dssth of the
Moslem minion oaths battle of Telma-
.. Omer was the Beet tw sedate the
tmpoetaaee of saving the "Book of Gude"
lad lse eoployed Laid the Habit, the
Ansi. of Madinah. Meet as essamueeeie
to Mekumet W collect the text. 'kick
he did from "palutleaves, skins, blade
Wage, Oil the 'hearts sf men" and pre-
sented to Omar • copy et the Kongo asb-
staotiaLy es it is maw.
Twenty years after, the Caliph ; k►-
osam beoss.s alarmed at the Hewes takes
io istertag teats areanged Laid,
and t el w from of danger othe inquest
. rasa/tin frees lean 1. r sa/tiethe .aue
tiad
diaeeeeses%, employed 'Laid and three
Ines of Makomet's own iribe,the Qursw,
to decide upon the text mrd fit the read-
ing according to the pun Qurais isiew.
tyle then om•wd all previous espies to be
bossed sad seat revised Dopier to all the
side. in the empire for distribution. His
revision ha* remained the authorised
tut, and bee beers taught by the Mo-
bam/eedate twfegi.as stew that date,
IMO A.D. -
T . *NO el Maimed is termed Wed
becetw Islam mesas "resignation to the
will el God." It is leaded upon four greet
ptiacip1ss (1)TheQur'an or Kona it-
self. (2) The iWi TH, or traditional
sapiens et the peopket, which stipple -
swats the Kieran, end makes provisions
for laws aid ew.monial obsen•nes on
which it may be silent. The life of
Mehemet mod kis dlvi.e rdstioes and
the laws embodied therein are Balled the
8tbmnah. (3) The Igme'h or the con -
sewn" of opioios of the highest authori-
ties in the Moslem church upon points
which are not clearly deemed in the
Kann or Hadi Til. (4)The Quiyss or
A.alogy. the roaming of theologians by
analogy from the other three where any-
thing in any one of them is not decided.
As already said. Islam is Purest
theists. The fundamental principle
underlying Islam i. • belief in Allah,
whom province' Arabs had worshipped
ander the name of Allah tabals. Allah,
according to Mabomet, is etertal, ever-
lasting, one and indivisible, "Not endued
with form, nor circumscribed by limit
of measure; cumprshendiug all things,
int comprehended o f nothing," saes Pro -
feasor Palmer. Allah's attribute* re-
ceived ninety-niie epithets ie the Koran,
sad the epithets are the various names
by which he is called, and all of them
are wed io Modem devotion, and rosar-
ies are used Y the Romwh church use
them.
The Koran further demands • belief in
angle. Their angels are sexless, created
of fire, and neither eat nor drink, nor
multiply the species. The archangels
are Gebrs'I-Gebriel-or Rubel Amin,
"faithful spirit." and God's tmeseenger
to Mabomet; Mika'il, the guardian angel
of the Jews; larail, who will awed the
tramped at the re.orr.ctioe, add Azra'il,
the angel of death.
Two angels am gives to each parson.
One stands on a. right, the other ea
the left, and all he does is recorded. The
angel Rasq.a-"Good Will" -presides
over heaven. •ad Malik -"the Ruler" -
over hell. It is believed that Malik is
identical with Moloch.
Masker sod Nakir are the sogels who
preside at "the examination of the
tomb," that is, they visit the dead im-
mediately after btri.l, and examine him
in the matter of faith. 1f be says there
w ow God and Mahumet is his prophet,
he is left to rest in peso. ; but if he does
not .o so, he is beat with iron maces
until he screams soloed that all the pow-
ers from east to west, except inns and
men can hear him. Theythus press
the earth down on the corpse, and leave
it to be devoured by serpents and drag-
ons until the resureectiom day.
Heavem is divided into eight parts :
the Garden of Eternity, the Abode a
Pears, the Gerdes of Hawn, the Gar-
den of Plesure, the Garden of the Most
High, and the Garden of Paradise. H.11
is divided iota moven part.: 0.1.....
the Flaming Fire, the hedging Fin that
splits everything W pieces, the Blass,the
8oniching Fin, the Fiiero. Fire, and the
Abyss.
As to what becomes of the cowl between
death and resurrection, Ma/wawa i. .i -
loth Says Professor Palmer : "The
general opinion is that there is • limbo
somewhere ber nthar for the souls of t
good, while the wicked are im
10 some fnel dungeon to await their
doom." The duties required by the
Koran are profession of faith in one
God, and the mission of Mehemet,
prayer, fasting. elm/giving, pairrimege.
Player meet be trade ion tiosea daily.
and the time i• emII01 from the minare e
of the macaques by criers. Feeling M
exacted between dawn and sweet ail
thteegh Rainadah.a, the ninth month
of the Moslem year, and only the sick
and iairni are allowed to even drink
water at lbw time. Almsgiving, or
"poor ask," in the gift of ono -fortieth of
.11 property that shall here been in the
owners pne.eeeios for • year, to charity.
The Nlgritsages existed long beton
Mahomet's time, and it would have bees
imposaible for even hint , it
great es w
hie Inln
seee, to have .boIi.hed thew -
10L F. L " in Clevelead Leader.
The new mammoth baro of the laird
of Lowdown* Farm is being erected by
our architect, sad a staff of woakitlen,
with 11. Jew foresees, W. Birnie, of
Goderich. who soma* jIovial craftemep,
and is ps
also a bachelor. alop wt)NMM
hint-
Rennie
imR.rsga Orin. -A tow dips Ode ewe
little girl*, ett•d via lead three, when
penning though • barnyard on sa errand
to a farm how, their adoration of • fine
brood of turkeys did not wit the turkey
hen. With • mother optnloa rather
too strong, she made . g trees attack on
the youngest child, let gi6'ting her down,
and pecking her, bet the alder's cries
brought all. and the little one was res-
cued without losing badly hurt.
aka Rtea.aD Cai rwsl0MT. - Sir Rich-
ard Cartwright has gives • farewell ad-
dress to his constituents. Mr. McMill-
an, presideet of the Reforms a.societton
who represented the bonito uency, South
Heron, heretofore in parlament, and
who resigned the .set to make way for
Sir Richard Cartwright, will be the can-
didate at the next elution. In deliver-
ing his farewell speech at the Brucefeld
ceevemtiou Sir Richard gave a review of
the work of last session, and pointed
out in • telling manner the oorr•ptioo
and misgovernment now going en at Ot-
tawa He exposed the testimonial
dodge, and showed how the taxes were
Wag trebled, the Dominion depopulat-
ed •ad the country depopulated and the
gesatry generally suffering from the
a.bdmiaistrsti.:n of the Tories. The
land writing on the wall was debt. de-
ficit, rebellion and .eeceesion . If the
people choose wilfully to remain blind
they must tate then on.equences.
Capt. 8. A. Murphy, the Detroit
wrecker, wY in Buffalo recently getting
estimates from the Union A Mills ship-
yards of the oust of repairing the propel-
lor Quebec, Mew at Cellingwoud, which
was turned over to him by the under-
writers recently. Murphy gays that her
hull is not in such bad shape after .11.
He thinks that an etper_diton of about
$5,000 will make s good freight carrier
of her. He has received several ogees
for her as .he is --one of 915,000. L
Duni* offered him $10.000 in cash.
He says she i. worth 920,090
will set sell bow. It is his intention to
cut her down into • freight propellor,
replacing her wooden crown arches with
steel one.. Most of her d•mago is os
her upper deck works, her bottom being
comparatively little inkwell. Her mac-
hinery is reporial the geed condition.
Murphy's preference is to bring her hoc
for repairs and atteratini,, but this point
will not be decided till he has received
.1 the estimates for the work. He
thinks she would he • profitable boat for
the Chicago or Duluth and Kinston
trade. Murphy says he has realized
nearly $6,000 out of her cargo. Amen-
ding to thew accounts he gut a pretty
good bargain, after all, from the under-
writers, in place of the $17,500 he was
to get for delivering her at Cullingwood.
them!' end
The
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Aid Wing Waielimon/ te � $.
%W..said shay Uri whe
Our victory Das thew way 1
Atria, imek the opted to the veer
For than wk. ARIA the baffle there " •
14.! so! tar loomed he Meads fest,
etre' with the osiers t. the I.
!Vo orY of Ismael* wilt be heed
A .dens duty le N bed.
Th
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Ir.'.
WWI heengli •
the sPr""'a, wan the
. A me wW it Win i� om
recedes the u .1 y�-'•a
• wMl-
ties--who PAM M indeed to
Mtt1,--es • a d k to her
A Aww*, kind tied ebligirig
eglrghbore, wish elide. dumtu(Uag gods
fee s.dortuade. bet heart overflew•
int wish sympathy, who will net eyelets
Ole lied herself surrounded with "good
neighbors."
4. A cele who 1 refers hooting sad
fishing -while the others ace dont their
Xing work"- anoints hose acwhoes
iosl meetings, and the hoe,
blest with Rood grope.
b. A buy who homes about stables,
daughter -bursas, bi7llsrd-n,,,aw, Gyour
saloons, eta, when soot to school, who
sows mots "wild wislil ba amounting bo
will succeed after
soy more than • •'somevw luster," or a
third rate cities.
6_ A man who thinks it nondairy to
resort to profanity t who will prove
state-
sman'
t
me-
eat made by
himself worthy of credence in an em• t
Mien .tilllal:epe+. tt but aha anion are
ted, and the meet either
h to thew or berorelaed.--jDetroit
Prem.
Not a particle of educed or sol ether
deleterious wb.taaa Meters into the
oompositiom let Ayer Cathartic Pills.
Na the contrary, thew who hairs aced
calomel sad other mineral poisons, as
medicine, fled Ayers Pills invaluable.
Pett dike t.
The achoodhr Enterprise hu returned
from a trip to Port Austin.
Dr. Reeve, jr., of Cliotoo, is about to
locate here. The doctor is at present the
guest of Jas. Mahaffy.
The Tories are di.ge.ted with the re-
sult of the recent snort of review at
Dungannon. They hoped for better
things.
Teamsters are hauling stone from Ball's
bridge for the erection of the new bridge
here. By the way, wasn't this contract,
that is, the betildiog of the abutments, to
be completed by the loth of the present
swath 1 It is now the 1411, and then
are but a few loads is/ clone drawn yet.
We think that is .oboe to the other
parties whet for the cootract,the
.oetn.tor should be awakened
Ora Bassos. -Tho township council,
acting upon the desire of a large number
of petitioners, about the opening of the
last eemioo sent Reeve Griffin to Ottawa
fey the purpose of ..curing a vent for
the harbor. The reeve, who wee s000m-
panied by Gee. Hawkins, of this village,
rwaived the promise of the Minister .f
Public Works that the dredge would be
sent to Port Albert early in the spring,
and Ow that $ sum of money Would be
placed in the estimates for pile driving,
and some other repairs in eneneetioo
with the harbor. Well, we were delight-
ed with the result of our reeve's mission,
but oar delight has been changed to dis-
gust. Then wasn't a dollar placed in
the estimates for P. A. No, not one
solitary dollar. Sir Hector Lsngnvin's
faithful promise that Port Albert harbor
should receive due recognition in the
estimates was entirely disregarded. And
the beet of the fun 1., that is, if there is
any fun in it, is th.t the Tories are toy-
ing to make some political capital out of
it. And what do you think they say 1
Why, th.t M. C. C., Q.C., Met•., hoe
been to blame for it ! Mr. Camera did,
they say, shortly before the close of the
session, make . very bitter ',wok, in the
.wars of which he accused Sir John's
eco, and slit a eon of Sir Charles Tup-
per, of some little trifling irregularities,
to which they were supported by the
government. For which reason Sir John
has determined that not . dolls shall be
spent in our representative's riding,
which makes us to think that the Tories
hereabouts have formed • very correct
opinion of their leader and their party.
a Pterin esemete. rvte.s.
OTTawe, July b. -On Sunday last N.
IIcCesl, one of the eollecturs for the
Irish Parlwmeolary Fend, drove out to
River pariah, In the tnwnabip ef 0s-
�sde� • short distance above Masotick.
�dsr�
mass be requested Rev. Father
McOoey, pariah priest, to annomnee the
taking cep of subscriptions in aid of said
fund. After High Maes his reverenes
read a list of names of persons who had
subscribed to the Irish Famine fund two
weeks ego, to the amou•t of eighty -nit
dollars. His revenues then mod, you
are called epos' today to subscribe for
another fond, which I know is • great
drain on your finances sources .o sown,
but it i. Lora very laudable uedertaking-
The Onnd Oil Mae, Mr. Gladstone,
after being defeated on the .eocnd read-
ing of the Irish Home Role bill, has de-
cided w appeal to the British people to
we if they will decide in tavor of pesos.
prosperity and contentment for the na-
tion. or aoeraion, dynamite, bayosenta
and buckshot, as this was all the Tories
intended to give the people of Ireland.
Thin . the meson you are called epos to
subscribe on this omission to avert that
dreadful calamity. The reverend les
man said we have a government at Otta-
wa, the most corrupt in the woad ; they
were elected to make just laws for the
people and for the welfare of the whale
Bet in his oo o aithey went
only leaking laws to ill their own pock-
ets. Curran, Costtgsw t Ca, he said,
to use • vulgar phrase, were a raiding
crew. He hoped when the general .1.. -
tions came around they would vote for
Tom Haaaberry, for Hanaburry could
do no iojerv, and he had no eons to
vote timber limits tn. In sonclusioon he
told hie congregation to be literal in
their subscriptions on this netsmen, aid
that Mr. McCaw', from Ottawa, would
receive their sub.ciiptions outside the
church.
A uterare rens vita(.
Of all the surprises to which the read -
public .s been treated by Mr.
Aden's hsurprising Literary Rerolotios,
p ships the most ren,arkaMe is the Met.
Two of the choicest and most (.mow
books in modern litentare. Washington
Irving'. "The Sketch Bonk" and "Knit
kerbocker's History of New York," are
lust published in style worthy of this
mat widely celebrated ani universally
honored of American authors. The two
boob together form one of the nine vol-
umes of his works shoo just published.
The type is lane, leaded, besetiful; the
two rulemes bound in one comprise GOf
pages; the binding is half Morocco, mar-
bl.d edges. The only other edition in
the market that at all s.mparee with this
nr rivals il, is advertised by the publish-
er at $3 00 per volume. Mr. Alden's
pries when sold in sots of nine volumes,
1. • little lees than 91 00 per volume
He new offers this single specimen rel-
ines* until September 1, 1886, for the
plies (if It coo be called • Wee) of 50
comes, by mail, postage paid. This offer
is without restriction nr condition; if
then are • hundred th. wand, ler half
• million of those who take ple.. to in
the works of Washington Irvin", who
want the volume, he says he will 611
(heir orders es fast Y bis printers sad
binders can ten then: out. if you wet
to complete your gat after you have rw
delved this volume, you ean of course do
so by paying the additional price for the
g er. The object of this extraordinary
"Oesp Driest" is •4 anewee, •dwurtbing;
O*spt for this eoneiieration the prier
wodj be ridioukrw sad ninon. Mr.
A .gng ssude hieeomplete Condensed
of gtmadhrd honks free to say
w , a Ids DleMtnud Catalogue,
ps�w, ter tout casts. Addrem,
Jo his8. Alden Publah.r, 323 Peer1
Idle tet, New York.
A heirs serves
"I'd give • good deal if I had such •
pure, healthy skin as you have," said a
lady to • friend. ''Just look at mine,
all spots and blotches, and rough as •
grater. Tell me the wsret of your awe -
MN in always !whinge* well.' "There
is no secret about it wse the reply,
Pierce'• 'Golden Medical Dleenvegg.
cleaned my blood, and when that was
done, my skin, which was worse than
yours, began to look smooth and healthy,
as you see 1t new."
ed vies
Woo
1.•47. II fails to do ••
7. A mau who generally
he agrees, tender any ordinary circum
dances, who roots to tricks, "sharp
practise," when only hie word hes been
Oven, whose ant. or hie bond will bo at
par in say place where he is well known.
8. A girl of seventeen, ustelligent,
honed sad capable, who hewn a� re-
specie
e
specie hoe mother, to
to
her "cit oou.ies, thresh that
is attired in her kitoken dretp. Iavaritte
such • mother os all , williog
to do the hardest work, who will not
rake a rood wife.
g. Honest highway robbers and poli-
ticians, who are Y anxious to prompt
the welfare of the publii, oaten privet.
ends.
10. A deck that detests water. or •
boy who seeks the companiou•hip of
smokers, who will not nilt\lcern to
smoke, nr • regular was of the\lighter
drinks, WI abed, oily wine eat cider
daily, who will not torm • taste for
whiskey, in after life
11. A man who has us honest neigh-
bors, who doss not know anyone whom
he an trot, who is ever fearing that he
be cheated, who will not defraud whoa
it is possible to do so and avoid dote:
tiun.
11. One silo 1. proud of his abilities,
who boasts of hie attainments, whe will
not be generally arrogant and overbear-
ing, with lees than the usual of tenabil-
ity.
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Curs('
My eyes are mew N • wiped 1 ealtdMtee.
RadI ape as well and .tom $a ever. --
Mrs. WIIUam liege. Ce.eerd, r. H.
For • wended of Fears i WY Mid
wet►- 5u* w'my eye.. was enable
to ng Ay !'O rem giro This teams Ayer's �e ewe, and 1 believe
Ws effected e *complete
Yblood i lIr s.-
Ittobethetrs.t
a•1-I•plea, Nudism,..U. )'
From Altdbood. sad until w Nbla a taw
Lwatbs. 1 have bore arkt•d with Weak
sod there Eyre. 1 have 'ru bits, them
comptaita.. with henedela 1ver'.
$ansp•rllta. sot ee.w ides u Ua great
aneat We
ed
purifier. - Mrs. C. l'h11Up•t
1 starred ter • year with skid mo
Won to my left eye. Tie. Wein /weld
on the ball. ,trprlrlag Mese 01 sight. and
causing great per' Atter leg w_y
other reu , ln. to so purpose. wee
Unlaced to use Ayer's three ".(Mks and,
Tepees se Wis.
There is a greet and growing, feeling
among blee& and foes that we shall wig
at the next election (cheers), and this
faith in the improvise fortunes of the
liheral party should animate oer
friends, depress our opponents, ingeence
the neutral, and largely weaken some of
the inAuwnee11 which have kept es here-
tofore in a minority in the Brat. --(Hua.
'Edward Blake al Simone
AN e.vtWhee lee
The pris000se renes of disease are
lurking in the air we breathe and in the
water we drink. The system should be
kept carefully purified and all the organs
toned to proper action. This can bed
be done by the regulating. purifying sad
tonic power. of Burdock Blood Bit-
ten. 1
Mercheate can Gist their Rin Heads. Letter
Head& te.. age. twisted at this MSc* far very
little were thee they Rwsran7 pay for the
see .pheaAeatheir
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(.0e see st lress
Omtueww
There w no remedy Integra to seethed
widens that an end Dr Fowler's te-
trad of Wild Sh•wberry a a eire for
Molars Marhs, Diarrhoea, or say form
of Semtner Oomplabet •Misting diadem'
or allege. _
The lineeee"n Crown
Should adorn the below of the inventor
of the great corn care, Petoam s Pam-
lico Corn Litrader. It works quickly,
never makes • eon spot, and is just the
thing you want. See that you get Put-
nam's Painless Corn Retractor, the sure,
safe and painless cure for corns.
• nee neeineow■
it is • eosatsee thine now -a days to
hear nn. ootmpl•im of feeling all broken
down with • hist, weary, restless* lan-
guor, with strength and •petits nearly
lune, mad no well defined stew This
is general debility, which Burdock Blond
Bitten promptly relieves, and most in-
variably ewes 2
I m.Mweeed S.eatN.e.
By Taking
three battle. of this m entries. have Mea
entirely cure.!. My .101 ban■ te-
stared, sad there le me Wm of
flea. sore, or ulcer In my err. -
T. Bevies, Sugar Tree Burge
My daughter. tee years rid, was .JL -4
with Scrofulous !tare Eyes. Dolma lis
years sire nether saw 4
SOK se s
tend. pytkiaw' of tete highest
exerted their W111, but with d a
success. Ou tie
friend 1 purchased a bottle et
'smalls which my d etye�rieri=mini
taking. More eke hadused les
bottle her sight was -restored, dyad deem
now look steadily eta brilliant light with.
out pain. Ler. cure 1a complete. -
(utbcrIaad, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla;
lyepsed by i).. J. C. Ayer m Ce.. Lewd!. Hasn
este by au annet•ts. rem el; ria beubs. K.
Bow • Made Casgte Cell.
A slim young man in the height td
fashion wee violently sneezing in a street
oar, whoa a companion remarked, • w
Chawles, dean boy, how drys atzh that
dweadfal cold." "A w, deah (.hale, left
my a.e in the lower hall touter day,
and io sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful cold, it chilled me almost to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Red Pig Gum his cold would not
trouble Ines very meek. For sale at J.
W ilsun'e prom:netion drug stun. tf
16 A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 tent•. For sal. by J. Wilson,
druggist.
9 THE REV. (40. H. THAlf ER, of
Bourbon, Ind., says : "Both myself and
wife owe our lines to SHiLOH'S CON.
SUMPTsON Ct'Rlra" For sale by J.
Wawa, druggist.
Professor Bailey, of the Michigan Ag- 1n the town of Chatham where the
rbeY tY • •
riculture is a ecwnce mot t.. be despised, I worked down to • line art soy the Tory
1 rel College, d mon tastes that ag w
stuffing of the list with faggot votes was
1n the history of mdieines no preps.
ratios hes rewind seek enivenal wee
esmedatiou, for the •Ileviatios it aloeie
sad the ps maaast erre it eases h kid.
we7 dioramas Dr. Vas Bona's Wiesen
Own. is adios in their distrem -
;Grid
ie simply wonderful. &ell
by J. Wikwon. An
and propounds • few interregatones
for those who think ntherwiee to answer:
Why are the trees smaller and round-
er, traits better .red colon intetrer as
we go northward
Why do plants become variegated and
whyu variegation contagious 7
hy do planta 'orientate quicker and
at lower temperatures In countries 1
Why ie the acple hardy and the fig
Ander ?
Why do latent characters sometimes
appear i1. offspring 1
Why are small planta toort fertile?
Why deo the Kittatinny blackberry
rust when tawny oaten do not 7
Why does the apple succeed se s root -
graft when the pear does not 1
Why are some Sowers white and oth- Mir (.nus any i. Loaaiwy Money on Farr
ere yellow on the same pled 1 1 Security at Lowest of I,tere.t.
Why do potatoes roe out 7
Whydo American strawberries vary,
while uropean ones do not 1
Why do cuttings taken in the fall be-
come calloused on the wound
Why do plots lose their poisonous
properoes when taken northward 1
Why do cuttings of the yew require
two years is which to root i
Why dose the a esafraa low meth of
its characteristic aroma when grown In
England 1
Why do some plants take from hard-
wood eutttnge and otbers only from soft-
wood csttingsl
Why do some seeds regain tiro Teen
in which to germinate ?
Why does not the rye plant vary
Why do leave* of the Purple Nog plum
escape the leaf -killing (esteem 'note than
those of most other varieties l
Whydoes not the horse-reduh pro.lsee
seeds
Why do peach trees sometimes produce
emberiod. 1
Why doe. the Caned. Keg plow fail
to grow en the pawl' while most other
varieties weeded on it
in short, why do plants grow 1
agents 667 appeals are preferred by the
Reformer., and the work of revision will
occupy some time.
For Nettle Rash, Summer Heat Erup-
tions and general toilet paspo.ga M
Low'. Sulphur Soap. --.
A Rsw.RD-Of one doses "Tatham
air" to any one sending( the beet four lin-
rhyme on ''TAA.aRST, the remarkable
little ggeemwe for the Teeth and Ret... Ask
your druggest or address
HURON AND BRUCE
LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
Dangerous Feta are often cowed by
worws. Freeman's Worm Powder de
army worms. lm
Sy w rear Omard.
Don't allow • cold in the head to slowly
and merely devide into Ottawa when
you be cured for 25 ants
A h. applioatioss will cure incipient
Catarrh.
Ore or two bona will cure ordinary
C.s rrh.
(ileo to gee beams will eon Areal'
Catarrh.
Sold by Jambes Wawa al is. per hes.
Try , it take no other bt will ewe
lou.
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SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
.1, 4 awl '6 per One. Interest Allowed oe
Depowta, earoniimg to atnoust
and time left
OF►ICR: -Car. of Market Square and Newt It
Street. 0odericb.
HORACR NORTON.
Nauman.
Oederieb. Aux. 5th. IMI. Wel-
Farmers' Attention
The usder.igoed Ins a Choice Selection of
Pare. (lean
EDS
• 1
et the :showiy varieties White Dockage,
Looms., Matte. TrefolI. 1`.. Tine and Red
(Hever. y. Lawn dad all varieties of
rare eoltabte for permanent pasture, (tae&
eat. 1'waa. Marley. Ryw. Roans. Rtrc►wheat,
0.r.. Tar's and FL.. also ?Mid and (harden
Seeds of 1•n ywane growth trop to name.
A full assortment of Flee a•.1 Feed.
1 market.
Union (-ban (be best in
theA
cienebrament of Choice. rush To.. am -
slating ef Mack. (trees and Jennie -whole.
sole and retail.
A large amount of Mosey to Lean.
R. PRICE
Madman Rink. Fa.* Wrest. Oede,1.5.
March 111(4. IMa 15.5*
11
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A •IAdht Al•ea
Then is warmly any fright .sore
slsrti.P to a mother thea the rminious
w eed of erwsp --so liable at the Iver of
n ight. Wheat Halyard's Pectoral Bel
ME ler the. thrnat dna lenge) la at hand,
wnmp and diatresseng enogka Ines half
their toners it cures weighs, asthma
dad brow►iii& !
"d "JAMES WILSO
G-Ot RIO O.
Oct. 22nd. OW.
isa-t7
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Vahan' all the dogged anthem eary-
toga grolually without er llie
DOw.1M. Kidneys and 1L1ver, eerhe
iys nes. sa the thhumored the sioer and =�
Ilia name
hoe Comet*" ma®rMe et the
162011aoh. Dfl ►amiss.
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et the Skin. Doom al
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thelfef.6Mtr••ea. and Os'
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other similar iric Joe&
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PRESERVE YOUR
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FRANK LAZARUS
acted the Arm d Lsarua & Marne
Rgou.4 Spectacles sal Eye $lisees
Three SPadsetes sal lye DI•a.ea have boss
anvil ter tk. path IS years, awl $tow ae7
Iawanet u.iesmded wtbf ctbn. They'sar°
TWO nor tw true wonr,a. They sever tiro.
sae lane many resp .1111010 ebatiga
--rrrn SALIN .y -.
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ti aaMirati6 1115Me'5Au5S.
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