The Huron Signal, 1886-9-10, Page 22
lHk HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SEP. t0, 1886.
SANCTIFICATION.
advmeed saint. It is as whoa the words
"Iteestved Paytsest" is written agrees
the hos of a vote. The debt is disottaes-
ed, and wholly. The tetter, however, r
SAM. Jotleph YoCoy, of Ii(Maond- id I Le I "4 noc P& slave or Inas IMA
a growth, like that of the plilsa
growling ep from the seed to he • [reit
hearer Well. It L the ! of hams
tip Wks tad A !.phs ..sI mgrs fres-
hmen await i swd .wd.ma.tiw, but
est dsekwMiss of sir is tys
Itlo, sa Qin tie S.otiem. and
_ d outward settees •vd
tassel .osaks ago, Rev. Joseph Me- 11•601sr8000rd with the
e1 1Emeadville, pr+aohd • sense disks* law. •' >• Matelotsperfect,
�7t ossa as your Father whish it V heaven
en ,baaslYeatiuo," i. Lags eharek. as pedant:, says CbrieL The mon we
Goderich. The senors gave s: mooch adra•as in knowledge of the Intik of
satislwtioa at the time, that a ragmen mud, the greater will be therefore oar
WM leer• hi "vara' peewees that the sPP of sasoti6aatia J•seiiw
twa, wktoh u mi act, changes our rola-
Miriam .heeld be plrlated in Tae SIOn L. ties to the jeweils of (led. traysterving
This preacher has put his views very Our nwpoosibtlity to the person of Jesus,
pithily and clearly and takes piece at the beginning of the
1 Sea 4:I : 'ler for 1• the will of Goa eves Christina We. S•nctifssstion on tae
ver :ettaoatiea.' utter hand, which is a growth, follows
The Mary of the founding of the churchjaatifiatluv, mad Vac!"Rlorl6eatwn,
t Tbsss•lotweeu reeorded in the 17tb t wee up oke barn of our lift Den at
p and death.
chapter of the Acta. It took place as 111. la wnctificatiun necessary .'
villi, on the Subjdwt.
Mee.. et • sesta.a rawaesee •a
Aare., oeeeetes,
IAMING A NB11SPAPZR.
I!the time reedier cold ai ht, sad
reaper,tow.a
ells tibot
me( looking iwe •
Withoet say prelatewbsaever, she
dropped the poker. W M M mesh bras
didtt strike the hearth that Yr Beal
Mopped his readiaa abrspity sad looked
oar si.t1 the top of kis &p.s iagsiriaR-
M
r BunDy bugged tMute
010••1 �e
ly.
ILw Booby W • bapp thought end
gdekl it was to Ile B. devils, genies, pree.ee " y y weak. �.
"Joke," said she, "yo u remember emus ranging lima better puM•(oke[bmra- that has beostst. am/ilts
time tad to tell me how - - leu. Fioe'taws mead not be in any great •r^"• �t� to It br tits unit ell
aN ' are nraia" ote"eM' hurry to sell There is little fear d aasid }{air Y r
spaplorw ague "MAMA: was Mtn.
es, yes ; sums u L
gatft•r•d• =mines. r
"What du they press the papers for r' Farm and bar&E n.
"Thy don't press this mega ; press
'meat's relights. mad after they are priat-
ed, they aro circulated throughout the
s.17.
OA, I see." mad &her waitsag mane
little time for him to .ernes., Mrs.
Busy asked, '-l. Nat all r
"Is that all 1
"Teak ver, fes !" he graabls&
from M►iad the paper he W rammed.
Salewo. followed. He toad ea avdls1 14 -
ed ter (ally an hoer. His wile having
revised on the • was M
copied is t tag it, at t same theme
aurmsrivg, while koekiag irked, st
the ashes, ''Types, matter, galley,prools.
For Toilet Use.
It•sserwber that •Wale tow mad meaty Ayres Hair Maur mere the hate •ash
eapesded ie. ti•IeHo/ tieys.r w Bader- aad pol..t, imlteels tie r t- :•sere s -
dra a�ae will pnve • meat Ma'am of kes\oaes 0l yv,hth, tlllweos it M glewm
Thaw is • remarkable fat Ilam off i• the di •alp ,hearse, .d Y ohs owes Amoy
Slip d wool thisleor 1. the Mama 1. dal hale preparatfsae.
Ohio sad Pemeeylvll•ta .lea. the idiot s Hair visor k.. lives me
is the l,is M ____ In wT.a t aim per
A� S �srl�ot..Itrt..tw IUl i
Mmes. J Pt semis bsid far as deems w
soot her ti.. .t.ilia limo kat year, without weed sa e= w�
d i ezpMNd to ie Mill Baiter. hair 1 had. was grewhig Miaow. taste
he .ppb efep i. the United th'e'me. 1 tried Ayer's lldr Mur. 1 used tea
• 11 aVv •red e.1 a N
W en will • keen s e to business, are - Ju.run H. Chapel.
testa, whoa aseane'mosey, es t wrist p „riently, eradiates, �druE. Ohms
is Uk.a1y W its very shed An year. aid cooties d the Vtwr, w� Med of arm
the Market will rale high AmeA.a we alas Pe. etMAL
'Vas, but tker tune
lova-
promise,
o
promise, but it was of no avail; she want- item and Billiotaaness Sold y r 11a, color. d • fires ter for
One ruse of Ile. Chasse Live Lure "weal any lett en 'beer hands, tt well faded. sal dry, and fe out In large
will sun thick Headache, Dizziness, sod t A er s Hair Vigor stopped
ve." Sour Stomach. 1 to 2 bottles are warea my hair to a
-
"No, nue : piers,, Jubn." ranted to cure Liver Complaint, ladies- There is always • certain amount,.( alallli ,y..Itor. As restoreddr•e•tag ler the
Again he toed to content her south • J.W4.u. obworious matter which find• its wa deb preparattos bas ao 7141. -
our wells. As the water u genera . , u ,
ed to know, thea. just "how papers an
put together."
He hesitated. The lunger he hesitated
the mon ispatieot Ara grow, and he felt
it. Booing that postponement was of nu
pail jtur•eyed westward Iron hdIPP1 This to a very important question.
ava►1, he heaved a long sigh, laid au"
t eeth Aapbipolis and Apolionia to There are too many who desire to be
(f arty, ad thence on to Berea. caved (roe deetruotwn, but yet ouotinue hu prpr and reluctantly began to un -
TT is situated at the head of in sin In other words, they want to be nasi or len wile's editiauon the "inset
• beautiful gulf, and w at tho termines p Idea"; ••
el navigation in that part The main 'aniseed in order to .siavr. ncti ratio ; sen to a pbxe," raid M,"theonPy
i ut they du ant desire esoeti6catiun. meat to the room-
rod leading westward ram the Roston They are quite coateot to remain in Where dues the copy come from T '
garrison town of Philippi also led through ria p1
it. Accordingly it occupied • pwition of 1. We must be either in (hod's pees• - she sorted.
military and 1 importance. once eujuyiug his approval, or we stout ceu riled'
the editor and reporters, of
BMW ►t grew in population and wealth. b e an oatast from God. There is no
Like other 3 cities, anch es noddle course. "He that isnot with Me .(►h, I see.
Guist_ aad T in rioters' times, .red - Theo tt is given to the type-set-
7i'e a lam Me But (lad u holy. and � „
New York and Chicago in modern tines, cannot tolerate sin i. His ptweoce. tam-
'wealth
ett
wealth socumulatedand with it luxury cannot
1 1. 13. "'lab f purer eyes What do they do ; sit en it ? '
was devebped, and license followed in Hai,.
t' ou are o "No -thunder, no ; they are the cum•
1j :has to behld evil, and cant not look ton who set tt u
11. thin til the populauos became ver on iniquity." It therefore follows with.•
Oh, they oompcN the Dopy, and thea
taui1 )4. certainty that if wean to dwell is. God's But how dues it mit T
Paco To this ace Paul tame, and accord- presence when then is foie ew of joy we*se P'
leg to hu custom he entered the myna- must be holy, like God. The heart. dim He drew another long sigh, and Calmly
of the Jews and preached Christ. position and character must be in her• "Pse lied '
of the Jews, and mon of the de- runny with the Divine will The editors compothe copy, then
coot Greeks believed, and a Church of2 Noraorer, Chrkt Jesus use into send it to the oumpoeitio• room, and the
Christ was founded there. Stora the the world to eve his people from their type -setters put it in type."
Apostle w" driven from Ti ' by sins He came to destroy the works ret ••Wlut, the Dopy
the Jews, who stirred WD the the devil. But sin in the hurt is the Yes ; they set the types up &o they
people in opposition to iia, and h. went work of the devil, and sin Mill in the will read as the copy reeds."
down to Betty. He was very anxious soul and life is sin from which that soul Ob, I sea
sheet the prosperity of the little church, is not et saved. It fuUows then that if A Pao"' *newel
•• 1sa Is". they needed sure iaatruc- the work of Jesus u to be completed, the "John,' said Mn Bunby, "yon stop-
•• •ad So after louperson saved must be delivered from unat the setting the type.
departure he wrote to them letters to and made pare -.made holy.eueordtag tot t do they set the type in T"
alispiete what he had began in person. the seated as of the word u above la a sti:k."
n
His gat care was that them Christians, illustrated.sIt u not simply "B• has '"A stick ! what kind of a stick 1"
surrounded as they were by so many holy to lee saved," but "Ile ye holy, and "0, a stick u a device that u just the
temptations, and weakened by the force then you an saved." Now we see that width of the columns of the papier, sad
of old evil habits, should oyeroome these, one cannot truly say in 5.1 the fulness of holds seventeen lines brevier.'
abstain from all forms of vice., and be- its meaning, "I am saved," till he cap "And what is brinier i"
ease sanctified. Regarding them he "A kind of type that u pleasing to the
say "I am sanctified." Aud if complete „
nays in our text : ''For this u the well of sanctification does not tate place t 1 our eye and easily read.
God, even your sanctification." feet have touched the farther bank of "Oh, I ase."
I. Wind is eswcfifhoation ? The word the dark river, ad we are ushered intao "Whew the printers get •stick cull,"
ie a compound of two Latin words, and the gate of the celestial city, neither n he went on, "(bey empty-"
"An the printers different from the
?"
mane amply tae act of making holy,
sod the oonditios of holiness so effected
And to avoid confusion we need to °b-
ares that the word "holy" is used in
senpinn in two distinct senses. Ac-
sordingly, unless we steady understand
tie meaning of the word holy, we shall
Still . nd what sanctification
Mesas.
1. Holy means sacred, consecrated,
set apsrt fur some religions ase, devoted
fo God.
For example : Ex. 3: 5, where God
said to Moses, "The plan whereon thou
atandest is holy ground." Holy ground
oertaiuly means consecrated or devoted
ground. It was reserved by God for the
time beingt is he was then to communi-
cate his will to Moses. No new quality
was imparted to the ail, but the locality
was reserved.
Lev. 6: 16. Here we have the "holy
place" spoken of, viz : the snort of the
in which the sacrifices was to
De deiced, sad where the priests were to
e at the Wowed meat.
Num. 5: 17, &peeks of "holy water"
u sed in certain eases by the priests, not
meaning that the water was poseess.d of
soy intrinsic quality differing from any
other water, bot water oon•ecrated for
the ritaslistio service.
Then is Ex. 20 : 8, and many other
Pisces, we read of the "hely day." Now
las go•lity of the duration is exactly the
Nass on Sabbath as on mit other day of
the week. If one were est at sea or
d ose in the desert or prairie, mid fail to
keep count of the days of the week, he
could not by any quality of the Sabbath
day distinguish it from any other day.
What God meant by the command was
that the seventh day should be conse-
crated to his service, and hence a holy
dem)e
an other examples of this use of the
wird any
might be given, as holy gar-
ments for the priests, holy beasts for
sacrifice, holy wtioo, dc., do.
2. "Holy' meats also morally pure,
free from sin. It is a toonl quality, and
can belong therefore only to moral beings.
For this nee of the word refer to such
ges se Lev. 19 : 2, which b Booted
n 1 Let. 1 : 16 : "Be ye holy for 1 ale
holy ;" John 17 : 11, when the epithet
1 applied by Jesus to God ti-• Father ;
and Col. 1 : 22. In this latter reference
we bpd it emaciated with the words "uu-
blameable" and "unreproresble.'
The etaeutial difference between these
two meanings is very clear, whon we
apply the word to Elia s -its. They were
holy men according las the first sense, in-
somuch as they had been set apart to the
priestly office, and so reserved for sacred
occupation ; but they were very unholy
Even according to the second sense of the
berm• as they did wickedly in profaning,
the service of God, w that God lrttr..y•
ed them.
These two ideas arty related in the way
lie order indicates. One who is holy,
Le., pare, will be consecrated. fie will
devote his life to O.d. lint it does not
always follow that one woe is consecrated
ja� ear.
ll,
Whet a the jure Prn. ► Aretiu d
we my till then "I am saved." Sanctifies -
ties is necessary to salvation, as it is the
very masse" of salvation.
IV. How is it to be secwted
It is the product of the HolSpirit
operating in the heart; Eph. 1: 18;
I C`ot
2: 12; John 3: 3, 6, ac. And our own
effort with the Holy Spirit,
making use of the means of gra. yield-
ing to gracious' influences, cherishing the
work ofmid in every way foster-
ing the trine life -Phil. 2: 12, 'Work
out your own salvation (or sanctification)
with fear and trembling, for it is God
who worketh io you to will and to do of
His good pleasure."
in the memento of timer I
Some there are who confound ancti-
faMiun and justification. They can find
tae ditierence between hr log pardoned
gad remit ed into the church, and being
gaact tad.
11 we accept of the 1.t meaning of
rtholy' only, then surely there can be
little difference bet weet the tau things ;
hitt if we have regard to the 2nd melt.•
Sag which is the reel and important
meaning of the word, there r • vast dd-
bastes between juett6c..itn and mini- sfer• producing seatitetes.
irisin. The tame, N as set, done at
Mme, ...d done irompletely. It is as per- i' r ,r l.,n« b•ek, side or chest. use
inW7 Joao in the sees ret :Ly humblest Shilob's I'nroas Plaster price 23 cent..
j_Meeer M Christ Jesus as in firs moat For sal by J. Wilson, Druggist.
esr•Gae-use.
What does that spell T Why. "back-
ache, " of course, though you would not
suspect it at the first glace. It spell
what hundreds and thousande of women
are suffering frost every day of their
lives, but what they need not suffer from,
if they knew the virtues of Dr. Pierre's
"Favorite Presct'i4tona. " All those
"dragging down " pains and
of nausea and weakness, peculiar to
women, can be cured bythis same boon
to . . L It u amost magical in
its results.
Every boy and everygirTowg1ii%ole
• good friend. Most people naturally
pick out a "chum." That is • good plan.
Such a friendship teaches us lessons in
generosity. The selfish people are those
who never knew what real friendship is,
sod so cannot see bow pleasant it is to
do things fur others. Then are too many
selfish people in the world now. They
make the very air about them sour and
blue. Pick out your own friends. Thnee
that other people may select for you will
nut be half so true.-fl'ncle Mark.
TM Maw fatting Winds
Of winter bring to the surface every
latent pain. it is one of the strange things
associated with our physical well being
that the very air, without which we
could not exist, is heavily laden with the
germs of disease. Rheumatism, neuralgia
lumbago and other complaints of a simi-
lar chancier hold revel at this season of
ti:n year amongst human nerves and
bnmsn muscles There was • time when
A IfyearallPrGeta iMM•t.. ly low about thus ssison of the year, It
will be as easy task pumping out ad
cleansing before the nausea rains fall
and bring toil water up to hath -weir
mark.
An agent of the fall Mall Gazette,
with • view of testisg the tries inward-
ness of prison lib, wassd himself to be
committed to • Landes prion. He re-
lates as follows the bos.aeent Aides of
the prison ch•plais :-"I had • visit
from the chaplain after I had been in
prison a day or two. and the interesting
and edifying iatervww coels-Med of theme
o ueetiuns as nearly u. I fan remember :
• Ybat is your name ? W hat are you
What are you here for I Can you read
and writ.? (Brilliant question tc mak
a tea who said he was a journal's:).
What church have you been in the habit
of attending 7 What was _your father 1
Io bow many d.t aid od make ti
world 1 What did he do on the seventh
day 1 How many commands are then?
On what meant were they given to
]Mees t What did our Saviour come
into the world for ?' After receiving my
answer to the last the reverend gentleman
remarked: 'Tbon how careful we ought
to be to avoid sin, took up his bat, said
'good morning.' and the interview was at
an end."
10 ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion, C Dim,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin T Shil.h's
Vitaliser is • positive cure. For
J. Wilson, druggist.
Melocipede is the new nava of a m
eel bicycle so fashioned that the rider can
kick out melodies, waltzes and reek as
he travels along the road.
"No !" he replied a little ono of tem-
per. "they are one and the same."
"tole. I see."
"When they gets stick toll of type,
as I was about to say, they empty it on
a galley-"
"And in throwing it upon a galley,
don't it all fall apart r
"No ; they lift it from the stick, and
laps it gently, very gently, on a gal-
i.y-.,
"And what's a galley t"
"A long article made of brass,in which
the matter is proved- "
'What kind of mutter, and how do
they prove it 7'
"Will you wait • moment; if so, I will
try and explain -but give me time," be
said, nettled a little at her -
stion.
"All right, go on."
"Type when it is set up is called 'mat-
ter,' and when the first of it
is token, they all it-"
"Impression of what r'
"Oh, bother -the type When it is
first printed on the galley, that is called
a proof, and they all it proving Limon -
"Oh, I: 'utast Dom the galley print
this 'deed
"OST Saba p' she cried in tomes 01
reproach. "Why will you use such
words 1-
"1 was not swearing. The apprentice
around a printing office is kuown as 'the
devil.' "
'•Oh"
"The proof sheet which he makes,
after going to the proof reader, is return-
ed to the printers and the corrections are ; Try,. it, and you 'hill serer have reason
to complain. (4
made."
1
"Corrections made in what i" A Minneapolis milkman died the oth-
er day from drinking the milk in his own
dairy. Water on the brain was what
knocked him out, according to the phy-
sician's certificate.
7
A rreseres series.
The fruitful season of this year is pro-
lific with many forms of Bowel Complaint
such as Di•rrb.ns, Dysentery, Colic, Cho
es
leMcrae, Cholera Infants's, kc ; as
• safeguard and positive cure for those
distressing and often sodden and d•oge-
ous attacks nothing can surpass that old
and reliable medicine 1)r. Fowler's Ex•
tract of Wild Strawberry. 2
The Chicago drummer who called •
St. Louis girl as angel mistook her ears
for wings.
Ayer. Agus Curs acts directly on the
liver and billiary apparatus, sod drives
out the malaria poi.ue which induces
liver eomplainu and bilious disorders.
Warranted to cure, or money refunded.
However successful a man may be in
resisting the authority of his wife else-
where. if they attend an auction sale to-
gether, he will have to do her bidding.
A well -brei and well -raised calf sakes
the cheapest sow that can be procured.
Dairymen cumplatu that
good cows are difficult to procure. Or-
dinary cows are not sufficiently profita-
ble to pay their care and keep. The way
out of the difficulty is to breed and rear
your own cows.
Cheese ought to be eaten instead of •
much meat, It is just the thing to take
its place. Bat then we must have
cheese, not quite w aromatic with the
stinging in casts. Thereon many chases*
factories where a hint of this nature au
be applied with benefit. Make cheese
people like, hod they will boy it. They
buy other things, nut leaving out whis-
key and tobaco. That is the way the
world goes.
If your child Is stubborn or hard to
administer medicies to, Dr. Law's
Plesaaut Worm Syrup will 1» apprecia-
wd, lm
A great many mows take an Infinite
amount of plea•nre in waiting until you
have cot the pail full of milk, and then
retending they detect, at a point with
in the direction of the milk -pail, a fly.
which it is their bounden duty to feel
with their foot. Of course that tips the
milk over, and etiquette demands, upon
such an occasion, that you arise w ith a
profane abjuration, take your stuol by
the led and whack the sow "ernes her
south end with it.
3 Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. For sale by J. Wilson,
Druggist.
The habit of feeding cows bra, meal
or cut feed in permanent avengers, with
sharp eagles to catch laud retain the
leavings until it sours, mildews mid in
many eases bemuses Infested with
maggots, is slovenly and perai-
cious In the first place each annul
should have • box separate from the
manger ten inches deep, twelve inches
square on the bottom, and flaring to six-
teen at tap. If thew ars frequently
rinsed with brine they will keep sweet,
and the cattle will Mk the box clean at
every teed.
"versa ■
In • long letter from J. H. Hall, of
Baddick, Cape Breton, N. S. ; be says:
"I believe were it net ire BerdockBlood
Bitters I shouldb iia y tmve. " It
cured me of Kidney and Liver complaint
and general debility, which had nearly
proved fatal. 2
A is made that an electric
railing be placed cutside the regular rail-
ing of the Brooklyn bridge in such a
manner that cranks who want to jump
will he so badly shocked as to be un-
equal to the und.rtakine.
Meerepra Lung Composted.
Have yea a bad Cough, a Chonic
a feling of Tightness in the
Chest, Weak Lune., or any similar corn•
plaint ? if so, bay at once • bottle of
McGregur's Lung Compound "It will
cure you." It contains entirely new
apecifia, of which one dose is more effect
tual than a whole bottle of the old time
remedies. It is put up is 50c and $1
bottles. Sold by (1. Rhyne", druggist.
"The matter, my dear. It Is then
given to the foreman."
"What, the proof T"
"No, the matter."
"And what does he de with it 7" Ins bable but I..laalsseont,
"Will you wait a minute i" All Isaias nr echos will instantly re.
"11 • foreman takes the matter and mored by drops of Fluid Lightning ap-
places it in the form." plied over the &fleeted parts. No time
"What kind of • form 7" lust ; nn nauseous medicine. needed ;
"An iron chew, which, when it has ee poulticing or using greasy liniments.
all the news in it which in in typ., and It It will not blister or discolor the skim.
a not locked up, i. called • form." Sold at 25c per bottle by Geo. Rhyne",
"Locked up 1 How 7' druggist. Sufferers from Neuralgia as -
"With quoins and side -sticks." sure w that they never fear it when their
fortitude alone could make life tolerable,
"Sticks and coins -ha, hs, ha -what
but now with the absent of powerful, hoose contains • bottle of Fluid Light -
but of asitia 7" Hing. N
penetrating and none •oothiryh ram°."Not coins, but quoins, q -u -o i -n -s."
din pain becomes a thing of a moment. „And what are they 7' "Good gracious ' What is that fellow
The ltset, the most powerful and met "G,�n.us gracious, any mor. ojues• yelling so fur 7" asked •south .red wo,-
certain pain cure u Poison's "raise Jiea. tion A quoin.'• h. resumed, "u a man as a fruit peddler howled bie'tefrain
Nothing equals Nerviline for penetnt- small block, and is wedged i l between under the window. "Ile a only crying
ing power. Nerviline a beyond cam• the chase and side stick with a shooting berries,' said the men ..1 the house.
'orison the grandest di.cerery for the stick... "Berries ! I would like to bury him
relief of pain offered to the public. oA ,hooting stick : Huw does it without any crying," rid the disturbed
Druggists sell • sample bottle for 10 shoot 7" housekeeper.
cent. ;Leg. buttes only $:o Genu at any
"Shoot the quoins into place with the Prof. Low's Sulphur Snap is a elms,•
drug store.aid of a mallet. ' sodhandy form of obuininit the he.!•
8 Croup, W hoxoping Cough and Bron-
chitis imniediatsly relieved by Shiloh's
Coro. For sale by J. Wilson, Druggist.
in England the population doubles in
fifty years. CucumSen and the festive
watermelon evidently have hard work
among the c••neervative Britisher'.
tare itetwies
Is a process c.nd.tcted by the nem, of
tight hoots •11 the year round. Corn
reaping is hast conducted through the
agency of Putnam,. Painless Cors Kt
tractor, the only safe and sure -pop corn
an. Putnam '• Eatraetor is widely
imitated. Beware of all p.Ieonou• and
She diel not ojit
oe underet•nd, but sew ing virtues t f • sulphur bath.
esti1st
th white ret his s • flat it would'
not do to (platoon him too much, 50 she
hi.ied her time and he went on.
by • y Merchants an tet their Rill !leads, Letter
Ned.. Re.. A••. printed at thea ndl.-e fur relay
little mere than they a-enerwlly par for the
"Sa melimes the matter is 'pied paper. end it helps to terror their business.
P Can wad see samples and get pries,.
"How's that i" Seeing is believing. Read the test
"Why, when some type a knocked
monist's to the m 1 let on Dr. Van
neer or dropped on the floor, it h use• iia p ,
lees, and is called by the fraternity, Buren's Kidney Cnre, then hay a b.tae
and relieve yo.nr•self of all those dietrees-
ing pains. 1'••ur Druggist an tell you
He thought he had gotten thrcogh, til •bout ti, Sold by J �Yilson(loderich
but the irrepr•saible wife continued
"On 'the steno, was the rejoinder. t+r■arnown,
"What kind of a stone-• round Aug' Mb, out:
Ahoat three yeses sae 1 was laid
oner" up with bronchitis. .ad for six
"No, a flat one -a piece of level mar- atoseth. was aasbl• ,e do •ay.
tileast. Feer hostiles of Ur Jag.
bis. " tledl,. ne rose t telt' rand me.
"` Ile I ." ad my health leo Ammo grout- to
"Well, whim the ((win is Made up, it er in my Ills.
is pet on the printing ,,•chine and the K. H Marr.
'edition to O. T. It. Work, Stretford.
Rem prem.• For nate by F. Jordan, Dederick.
"When n they make the form up 7' 2m
t see 'emr ITKe Ie. fast 1 never reit bet
A Sere Ta/s.
A sure cure for Summer Complaints. -
Pr.cure fromoor droglut one 374 gent
bottle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry and um according to direct•
ono It is in(allble for pardon,
Cholera Morbus, Canker of the Bowels,
and Cholera infantum. ' 2
The New York Examiner informs its
reader" that "a smart farmer • wife kept
an account of the somber of miles
travelled in a year by her husband in
roing • long distance to water his horses.
When he heard the figures he had water
brought coevenietly near, and also, like
a sinsihle man, took tine Mut broadly,
and put many in the house
to sane his wife's steps." We only wash
some of our farmers' wires would do
likewise when the water supply ie not
convenient, when doubtless it would be
productive of the same good results
By taking Ayer," SarsFarilk many a
poor sufferer who submits to the sur-
gwr.-aknife,bceanss of maligant sores and
aerufulons swellings. might be saved,
_sound and whole. This medicine perces
out the which pollute the
blood and cause disease.
Fair time will soon 1* .r"und again.
Now, don't be selfish, and g'. alone to
the principal exhibitions. Take your
wife and other members of the family
along with you. Railway tickets ars
cheap to the leading fairs ; then is
something to see and enjoy, and they
will appreciate the visit So puny of
our farmer friends take in the leading
fain themselves, and forget to britt
their helpmates , the local
shoe good enough for them, where the
main pleasure is to stand around sod
gossip. -1 Rursl Canadian.
Dr. William M. (files, Hartford.
Conn March 24, 1879. Kir i have pro-
cured one large bottle of your iodide
Ammonia Liniment of Hagan. Sisson,
Butler & Co.; your agents for this city,
which 1 sent to an invalid friend In
Zurich, Switzerland, whn had been three
years confined to her bed with rheum•
atom, and I iy& happy to announce that
i learn it has WIfected s radial relief.
The patient is now aIle to walk and
work, ai.d the cure is solely attributed
to your Liniment. 1 •m now requested
to send another parcel that others may
be benefitted. Yours testy, George Berg.
15 FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
1 t'owtplaint, you have • printed ratan -
tee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitaliser.
it never fair to cure. For sale by J.
Wilson, druggist.
In the history of medicines no preps
ration has received such universal enrn
mendati.ou, for the alleviation it affords
and the permanent cure it effects in kid
ney diseases ea Dr. Van Buren's Kinney.
Cure. its action in these distressing
is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. 2m
9 THE REV. 14E1). H THAYEit, of
Barba, ind.. my' '•BMh myself sod
wife titre nor lice" to SHiLOH'S CO5•
Si'MPTi1SN CI' RE. " For sak by J.
Wib,s,, druggist.
YI60Ryouth, end Ott, lair, ma
1
be preserved ter an taderlM perish
by
the use of Ayer's Balt Flow.Mto be-
come
same o're
f the ale caused soy hair
fall oat
come iro toad dry slid
freely. Nothing 1 tiled seemed tieda
Ayer a Hair Vigor. Tures breaa y 'pod until I omenemettd 'islet'
ms ai
this preparation restored my balk to a
be•ItJ. coalition, and It r neer &ass
and plant. My seal p is cured. sad a
r also tree tram dasdiuI. - Mrs. Z. L
Fun. Milwaukee, WI..
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Sold by Drepru mad r.,fut■.n.
Purer:. saravv, prompt actio■. aad
wonderful curative Properties, costly
place Ayer'a fills at the beat of the list
of popular re'nd'er for Sick and Nerv-
ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail-
ments originating in • disordered Leer.
I have been • gnat sufferer from
Headache, and Ayer's Cathartic Pile
are the only medicine that has ever
given me rebel. Oso dose of these Pills
will qui.-l.ly move my bowels, sad tree
my heal from pain.- William L. Page,
Hfclunond Ya.
Ayer's Pills,
Prepared by Ter. J. C. Ayer • Co., Lowell, ram.
bold by all Dewe r Revels►
7 Shiloh's ViWisor is what you used
for constipation, lost of A ppetite. T)iati .
nem, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 eats per bottle. For
sale by J. Wilson. Druggists.
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Saginaw, Bay City, Goderich,
Detroit and Cleveland.
SEASON *RRWKE1ITS.
The klemaat and Commodious steamer.
"Saginaw Valley"
....Willi. i. rs&seer.
Win law during the sena et Navigation, as
1.1Mws
c12 sea I oderlcb seedy Tbwreday. .t 1 e'
d .a. ter My (11tf and isatin•�n
con o Sac w Pert lope •ad Taws*,
semi
era fora with "vent 'there Arab at
or Rostov 0117. f' a a. M
1 sad et. lesse...mee.a ata y
!amen for H&rrisellte, (ler and ♦ calla,
retuning to Uoderich on Sur. .
Leaner (Iaderie► every Randal. at 1to'ejaek
aeon, for fort 11Derr.,it and ('rwalaad.
ret seeing to (:oisste• ow Thursday.
welik�fat� .,mete will heseed■ wed dories- the esu.
e _...hese.
TZCH Fears
kr w$.le Rot'VD TRIP
Will be sassed for
nl12_00,
meow {days. meals and berths int laded.
Per rates of freight and passage, sad all
ether information. apply to
WM. LEE,
Agent ala Goderich.
Snake mn.t be trivra by parties wasting
Thursday Excursion.
June 17th. Iran.
Int
ys
geTrice,Cmdatiats�{�ea�acha!li.eI..T.iw '. tM sora
-anti• resat er my thee.h ra a memo
tour, Ds Coral I.tnaa Cs= 1.s basad a ser
sad amimia remedy.
NATURE'S RIM (DV ' atil
he�bs soccer of Thr. Che.'. I.i.er C� 1
t ear's too meas with n t.ei flu J , l
flea ti,.t.an'a w.l4kwowa liver
a a SMA DAN5LI0N. cerabred rare
I:
sleet w tis ANA Inalle roar , beak. sad hoeing o
•00,000 SOLO ia�elr
I e. me -4•1P team.. e/ Dr. Gash R..44s Pars
awn sell i. Canada .Isar. We wire every 1111.11
.ase...a/ .UN/ sole k tme11d wise Lime Caw
''hint a try this meaner ........
oestrous'',. Ost1 AMltt Ian '
Wrapped areal r De. anon
• , valuable Resesholi Itedlo{ Olid. sod
$...n etc s11suillegever ass meet
11.ed worth rate Wydor
-' d`i".sa
TRY Nears Os ate (Sew A Saba owl tle(•
tat'
s10S41444. Poke. K testa.
TRY Cosec's gust, sae tears Pius. vs vo rev 1,.f
•OLD Mfr ALL DCALC $ '
T .Omaweoa • 00.. Mie yeses, M.tdr.A
""JAMES WILSON.
._ RIQH-
Oct. find. INA >Alily
HURON AND BRUCE
LOAN AND INVESTMENT 60111PANT
%7,i• I oap.wy i. /....witty Mown/Ole Fane
Yecwrity .t Lowest Rotes of Infer.st.
MURTGAUES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
.i, 4 uwrl 5 per Ovral. Iwbre.t Allowed ow
i►.pcata, n....rvfieg (o atws rel
mid ti.we left.
(►Frit'IC one. of Martel Square .ad North
Street. uo.trrkh.
WRACK HORT('P,
0e11.018b Aug. Nb, IMI, MS-