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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-5-20, Page 2001.110110111111.1 a THE HURON SIGNAL, ¥RIDAY. MAY 20,1887. 0 £rrW*IQaTil 011111020111 tlMare of lite teretes T.Nerb Modem Mame- NNW YORK NVNI031111. t ae .were rLu -eemes - meow w nae oeataseamems - timmumeneemese meets a- sea terve tlwlleee--aeees. Ottawa. May le. -1. resuming hie apnea ee the liet Richard °s a- wvigit said that 'a progress was more • oiyigisens at of wealth than se •gwi•itieu of it. fle workiea $ eosiditiee aid the prises of staples .re ate whet is deettsbie ; os the smatter of iron the a[iamter ol Einem* did est propane to tela the wwakby sed poweehil railwys. whose rails are to be admitted free. but there was au amelioration of 'semis. oft the miaow lade.tri.a and the rural popsutioo. The speaker then woad oe to show by the gsoi•ttoa of 'guns .ad facets that the dermal this year woad be larger thee that named, ad that the (bvernmwl ingemwualy aimed to hood- wink the cogetry by its statements. Be then 000a.dered the p ion et•tistUNi ed the eipKte, and screed from these the iajsdiaiggpeess of adding to the fin- ancial bird of the Dummies. Alter further rests/ a. he laid ;-" Elp•mdt teres tike these at • time when the coun- try is suffering ender a great burden of taxation and ties population over Targe aroma is stationery, ad we are umab'e to g rant res.onable relief to various de•ery, Mg objects, was utterly iodefeosible." He concluded by saying that the pusi non of Canada was gauwing worse and wore aurally, 6 mortally and politically. The people were losing their first is . tied§ of freedom, and the shameful spectacle eau seen of men sittlog and voting in parliament wbo had not re - caved the support of the majority oil their constituents. He trusted a remedy would be toead, but careful study of our again could not (ail to notarises any thoughtful man that serious remits swan r.Se people of Canada unless they very speedily remove the men now an power, and not an end to that extravagance g*oktaL New Tema, May 6.-- The risk variety d seams& Woes beings shoat a Gerrie. speeding pistsrenese ss. Not «Gloss oily, but the soshiemg of sepueita tea* tutus. prodesse coetinet, en patent N eieesat of hes.ty, chile esgiettbhaers welts w stripes aid plaids. Wanting le Nsguaes, these tsesy bars .sd tines am the chosen factors for ue16as eapromairg • rural Amadeu and use sae with little effort imagine the iwutieees (of bright plaided silk and lees Blame waists at slush and utter goods are asucy midi - time and Rouen sash ribbons are made up Unto blame waists aim, with ever - skirt• a the eyes. over Lw ; a velvet barges with lam or .et skirt is a popular tang ; Pompadour silks gaily dotted with small sprays, or 'bowleg unions of stripes sod boequ.ta,ferm charming cos- tumes, yet sot more so than India mike and wool. Pompadour or heart -shaped n ecks with elbow sleeves, are in special f.vur fur these gay toilets, bet where the neck avid aroma are thin, as is often the ease, good taste would suggest a complete covering tae both ; the Pompa- dour omp;♦dour neck indeed, Wag always, .make fur ermine, filled ie with lace or some- thing ome.thing semi-traospsrenL For all, the power of ribbons is greet, and they are n eed_ In quay ways ; au long Sats, m very luog loops aid ends, bows. goil- whiek has so disgraced on administrations, limp, site.; stow being very fashiomabk, tion of affairs. bat not to the exclusion of satin. Many less radiant costumes are of barite or thin wool, batsste trimmed, with Fedora lase and ribbon. COWJINATIONa In wool are received with all the ardor of • first lore and form a strong element it piotureeg..oess. Gaudy material showing great velvet leaves and Sowers on a wool surface, is brought tot spe- cially fur touches on plain goods Site the never ending plaids and stripes are similarly employed. But tiler made dresses though not quite the rage they have been, are stilt in great vogue : light summer wools are made ep without any fancy additions and extremely refined costumes are of manner* in quiet colon united with plain silk. After all, more- over, unobtrusive styles meet be in to ascendancy, since on so many oeo.Giwr, they are most suitable. Country lawns are the field of display for canvas dresses which are touched ep by velvet er by stnped and plaid material while numer, one coquettish outfits are entirely of plaid* or check' ; the roved hat trimmed with ribbon to match. Fur drwssug jsnt s•+ed, maim the thea sore hates and at tie .ams time mem yahoo its leeks. Ladies eppoesia s this hast and the &sad ter it Memos= ser tiaa.liy. BMA silk st ekitgs ars le great laver still and See Mask maim wanmatall, as WE e e as Lists thread white is worm ea eidin.17 oentsa.a by these who .meet afford silk. The ad wads, loweeer. et the dye o.Niiag d. .causese se o►jastioe and where it net ler the bso.satngesaa d Meek hose in asmkia" the foot leek soalker. they wield sees go ust of vogue. Fee .easing de- licate silk hosiery is in shades to match dresses, for day wear ars clerks, mimed oilk a•d Boo sono') in summer stripes ars !likewise in dement. Gilt plata plays an important pert in trimatiag. Rich lauey rests are foamed by eta trace- ries, tt lightens calms and sleeves ad • stylish addition to blouse waists r a belt, collar and wrietbsode o f gilt. Us - dreamed kid gloves in aotssgoet&ire chaps are popular, the colon taunt liked for E mend wear being tae, gray or black, but high authorities oft dross consider black gloves in bed taste except for immersing. They are, however, wuro in roll dress, as also dark tan , neither so t•atau) as very light tau or pearl gray. RoSAuxo Mai. TI3MPBRANCE. Teta creams 1. Costrebmted by 'be W. c. T. r.. •f a:eeeetee. The following version of "An Honest Publie*n's Advertisement," has been printed in India, at the R. A. Press, Toungoo, for Major J. II. P. Anderson, It. A.: - DEATH AxD Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Spirits, Wires and Malt Liquors. Take this opportunity of informing their friends that they c.ntiuue the trade of satanic Drunkards, Beokrupta, Beg- gars and Mao.aa; ••n the Twat reasona- ble teras, and at the shortest notice. The advertisers return their masers thank. W aumeruue custom.*. and to all the tiepins( part M the community. for the extensive patruuag* which they now receive ; and they bupe that the inauy proofs that ars nue tc be (.:::nd of their * eooea. in lite &buts line of business. will secure to than the increased support of all drookarda, and little -.Trop drinkers; as well as forever silence the advocates of Total Abstinence Societies, those bitter enemies of their lung -established and popular trade. DEATH axe Co. beg leave to assure the public that the articles in which they deal are beet sad most pleurae potation in the world. and they will warrant thew W be ctttTAlx DEATH in every case, where the individual perseveres in the u m of thee. DEATH AND CO. bung tbeesaelDa wader obligations to seed more pumas to the poor -hoose, the prison, the gal- lows, and the graveyard, than any other Arm, Dad they will also do it with the greatest pewble despatch. To &000m- plish there das.rable ends it is only ne- oseesry for the individual to take • glass oo-agiosalfy till he feels that quantity ie afltieient to gratify the Braving appe- tite which it moa creates ; sod when this rem, whisky, gin, brandy, snack, wise, ale or porter appetite is formed, the parson ie then prepared to brave temporal and eternal misery for the sake d another glass. In sheet DEATH AND CO. will epees no pains or expense to bring the mitres slid children of their customers to misery, temporal and eternal, and drive Ile defines sad death as men, as the pabia good may aqui' L Thiry are eausesat1y resolving new .e les of them peewees hyoids from whisk they will mil by glass, the bottle, the batnel, or the hogshead. For the aeeoemodatioo .f the nomer- esa einteseem, ad for the despatch of their imuresimg bsei.am, DEATH AND CO., have appointed a sufficient umber of native nests, both European and native, in al/ parte of the country. Particular cars has been taken with relewense to the military, there being a well-fsrnishsd mateen in every mel- anoma, by which sloe. DEATH ase 00. have ever realised the meat satisfactory t.raa The chop of oar areas are geed; rseogaised by the squalor. filth. ube.wity, or misery of the BuMemers who Bo.gasgate crowed them, as well as by tae odor of the poisws on.tioualy polluting the air aroot•d Satisfactory refetwera can be made to jeits, gu•ad rooms, hooses .of oorection, Iso t•. *gloms, hospitals, imodvent debtors' courts, and to the wives and families of those whom DEATH AND CO. dye hail the happiness to make Dense - A ens. DEATH AND OO. W B. -DEATH 4WD Ott. beg leave tri sestina all tippler &mil dram• drinkers agent* givim any heed to their wives, ekldege, or hotrods, er to my advocates dTotal Abatimeece Hneietiks, es thane -are ees.mrsa to their .esl-aad- .lauIr0ytmg beans'& (semtlesem, b ealb ll on .sear agent*, ry w nest - mon of ak•ris, and etljsers for chsr- mel-hear at all hems by day sad Ay. Et IDAYBNOT EXCEPTED. r+Mn !lib Dunker, iaeo. • ores Toss. oke .nevese say. nese be true, or bees — Iussdatt.e at leest,.ad every- one who baa toed it, aye Chet H•ff- s P,..terei Rama is a prompt sed reliable were for the *arises threat aid big* Imelda..eased by odds, wblek ass alarms prey -algal at this seem of Ibe year. OOYYtxcO*CIT Dtttutexs, lace is in more favor than anything ekes, made up over laws or combined with wool or silk ; the most popular vwitias being point d'esprit, plat vat or Fedor.. Light quality white wool is also much seed for the entire dress, sad very resi- t) novelties in Na lioe'sbow setas sprays or stripes; in these lines, some union rat plain goods being advisable, or perhaps the sprays can be combined with the stripe.. Usually oommenc.r ant dramas are high neck and long .loci.., but woe are nude .quare or heart -shaped neck with elbow sleeves, and although almost .11 are bouffant, as becoming the average slender American girl, yet now and then, in ase of unusual plumpness, the dress is made olo.ehaaging; • pretty model ia Use, ahewieg the aides and front of alk, laid is large box plaits, with plaited lace barrette, crossed by ribbons with bows in the centre. Th. back N of lace, made bouffant, with alk mak ; the wrens, a silk barge* eat square aid filled in with lace ; lees .elbow sleeves. lewd embroidered is stripes is used to some .stent, with ribbon roc in the mbrodery, but this wisteria is not much in farmt_kg eommtnrfEmmiS dresses, because, be M effective, the ribbon should be bright Waists ars gewerslly full, plaited or shirred with • broad belt and sash at the back. For trimming nothing 5 w muck liked as ribbon. NAT tOTae, Satin, faille, gros gram, moire oaks are the materials for wedding dresses. Trains are ex- tremely long, bisques, Pompadour or ✓ nseked, with elbow sleeves. Ohre, of teens. these fabrics are eksbieed, and the favorite trimmings are Sea lase, pearl peasemeoteris or tulle. Mare ribbon also, sad the eosventioeal manes blossoms, arranged sometimes in garland .tyle, are favorite aco.m.orwa The tulle veil is s.► on with one or tmore fancy pins, while sn orange biomass spray Baa giro 6nisk. White undressed meegoe- taire glove and kid slippers, sometimes also of e.drsesed kid. An admit pima o f sooaomy not known to everynuc i• the renewal of rusty black bonnets sod hate by the application of shoe polish, sad the purpose as all others, Button's ranee glom ka meet eatielaotory, Gimes white improving et Ilan anodises more dentine the article it !smithies The Th. biting gealitiea ..1 other dressing. are wasting in this skilful prsperatise. They give p.rbaps a more briitiset polish (mat really deuiwblel in the Chea, het Miele ie doing so, while the somewhat lea bright bet softer Meek et th.le rot ito corded or meat wed •'tit.. Gtr eel heroes." They are limes, of same. sail • seg- teepeadeet at TN Cumiil y (iewtkmets says they grow well in any earl fit for sees er petaMm Booth of rantede d4 he admen the following procedure "When Memel is in order, mark rows with sure marker, Si feet .part ; teen a weal' furrow with a one-horse plough, 7 Mabee wide sad 3 inches deep toward the mark ; returning, let the meat fow furrow lap a little to lean • ridge oa which to plant the bowie. Below the beams are plashed, the poles should be set is ham made by a bar alongside of • heated him, 34 fees apart. and the seal pomaded. If the bean. •re planted au the row, by the sides of poles, the rows will be straight 1f the first hill of the around row is pistoled opposite the first space, the roots bare mor. taus. The stakes should be 7 fest high ; will last aux years. by sharpening twice. Plant 4 beans in • hill, 3 inches apart, and cover as tack deep with mellow soil, lightly premed with bow Trey will make their appeararies in less than a week, if the weather is warm abd the ground moist Pleat M soap se spring frusta are poet, &boat May 90. When the soil bakes, matter a heedful of woods -earth on sash kill, immediately after planting. Stir the soil in the middle of the day, ohms, with • cultivator, drawing some warm earth around the planta Many of the vines will eiieg w the poles, the oth- ers must he tied Cot all off above the tape of the poke.." North of the above-named parallel he would plant at the same date -middle aid May -tale) melees and squashes) to make up for the shorter season, but to do this safely bottom -beat must be had, sad this tenth may be obtaiosd through the effort. of • 6heeo-year-old boy, se- curing vias. ties to four weeks earlier than by the usual way : "Make a bed et fresh stable manure, 5 ft wide, 17 ft. long 14 ft. high well shaken together and trampled hard, particularly around the ileo, that it may settle evenly. Lay across the bed tour strips 6 ft. long, 1 inch thick sad 3 inches wide, on which lay 4-iach bawls, 16 R. long and 1 ft wide. Cover these boards with soda oat in strips 4 Wiese wide and 3 thick, from an old potent where the soil ie film and rick sad the sod tough. Place the grass - side down, and when the boards are all evenly covered, cut the sods to pieces, 4 Melbas square, with • large knife, On ase► pias* plant fair beans for a hill, pushing them firmly into • hole made with a small planter, the eye down, se you have to plant singly. If 506 hills of beans are enough, the reoainisg seventy-six can be planted to squashes anti m.looe in the same manner. Corer evenly one inch deep with finely sifted soil, and water thoroughly. Mace four other boards, the sow size as the fines. dram down one the sods. la two days or so you will have to raw them a little, or as soon as the seeds part the earth. To give more air afterward, replace these wide boards with narrow stripe." The planta thus started will hers two or three leaves by about June 10, sod be in 000ditioo to transfer to permanent place in garden or other open ground : "I prefer to plant in furrow 3 or 4 inches deep, made by turning a furrow each way with a small one horse plough. The ?oleo should be set in this furrow in a solid manner, so as not to blow down. Sired • moist, cloudy day. when the ground is damp enough to trans- plant Slide a light spade under three of these soda, place them on a light board, and s• for • doses hill& An at• This M t o*adrt� fy that 1 have a Mc- twdant an haud each sod as fast as Ongor's S Cure for and wasted Place each the Bide of • boar Complaint, and do WMestly say M pole, in a row, an itch deeper than be- kr.. Before take* from the bards, they should be thor-only asked : this is all the water they will need. Not • plant will wilt if the sod is not broken." Noteithntandimg mesh ie said .beet the importance et a blood-perifyiot mat dieine, poseibly the matter has never edited year eeriest attention. Tiisk ed it now ! U. by ming Ayer a Sats partite, you ayoid scrofula, and transmit health to your offspring, thank us fc r the .aggestUun. At A Jewisb merest. There is no ostentatious display of grief at a Jewish funeral. In fact nothing--eave the extreme simplicity of the Burial Reform Ieague-could be more simple. The body about two hours after death ie placed on the ground on clean straw or fine shavings, ands severed with a winding chest. At the expiration of thirty-six hours, if its condition permits, it is washed. enveloped in shrouds, and plaid in • coon made at common deal wood, which costa less than a w Nothing in the nature of scarves, pleases, crepe -coverings is permitted at the funeral. Neither are wreathe, and, what is more, the senseless practice of feeding and drinking is not tolerated. A hearse of common kind is employed at a coot of something like fifteen shillings, vd, usually, ordinary nabs for m•urnem. Black mourning caches, though oeea•ionalJy timed, are diaapproved M. A rehgioe• service is held on arrival •t the cemetery, after which the corpse is borne to the grave, whish is Dever bricked, and in which no more than one is ever interred. It meet be borne in mind that among the Jews there is particularly no die- tioctioa between the burial of rich and a poor sato, the only difference between the toe bsitg that • greater number oil cabs are rased at a rich man's fonenl than at a poor man's. Perhaps under- lying this macre is the thought of death the leveller, who gathers all -rich and poor alike -into one indistinguish- able heap. By lsod or at ma, out on the prairie, or in the crowded city, Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the best for purgative purpoesa, everywhere convenient, efficacious, and sae. For sluggish bowels. torpid liver, indication. bed breath, flatulency, and sick headache, they are a sore remedy. The fiord at Gatineau Point has done $3,000 damage. aeet1M fle*tr Plait Malabo,heb.w are rrisge .t aches dem*. dee ad alone together sew to/eh seek .titer. Cbaia AAA is eery wfvl for tacking doom the edam. applique work wo say artiste. bet it makes rather a mares Item fur uutllning. A lovely .toot o.n be produced ty following the .00hs.. of • bn.e.ded ken es silk or wtd with oeechiug u gold thread us • counseling color. Darning stitches ars very useful for Iihsag in outlines or fur making tack- gtewsda ley darned work a be.uutul play of odor o.ay be obtained on a plaio omitral fabric. Trachea stitch .s very mods) in ap- prise embroidery, awl .e worked (.y laying down • Ism of 6loeeUo or eo- Mvidery silk. Secure it with • thread of •wither odor by triaging it up front the back of the 'patens' us woe side of the embroidery silk mid carrying .t back on the other The .etches which immure- the ecurethe silk should be exactly equal it. de- tente from oma utber. diet if it est me one hudred dollars ($100) a bottle I would out be without it, ash w done mos moos good than ell the midiaoe• I ever used, ad I feel like $ww`man.-Yuen testy, Atex Sense, Chaste* Place, Ons This medicine is tilt rah ae 50c and $1 per bottle st G. Rhymes' drug store. (1) An Uias---. I Mmes. A lady living no the Beck Bay has one of those servants to whom is justly to be applied the term "superior" in its most elevated meaning. While the Piet sad Clay exhibition of painting wee ores this superior young woman in- formed her mistress that she had a ticket and revisited • special 'vowing out in order to attend the show. For ought I know to the soldiery it may have been the seaming of the opening reception, when, I we Hire, the element was pretty geoerou ly represented ; but at least the fad lematas that o•seo time or another the girl saw the ezhibitino. O. her re- turn home the girl sought her .iarees at the trot opportunity. "Here," she mid, extending her tick- et, whisk shamed to be . "mama, ' "you mese go end see these pieta's. it is the 6.eat exhibition i ever saw. Yse'd better go right off, because 1 shall wast to ons the ticket again my- self. ,. Her mistress has • keen sets oil he. mor. She took the tioket, invited her w oes ri tosntie scqus ataaee, and visit- ed the exhibition on the girl's ticket it ornately eamss• ea if there was smell daag•r of • da•lim is Roston ashore while the ss'vets thea wala over the i.tellemeal geed ed their •empluy.rs The &Made coaclsds with good • uggatito. for securing early geed, saving the remnant of the crop Irons autumn frost and utilizing the straw "When the beans are large onnugh for the table do not allow one to be picked 1; ft from the ground. At»ve this thea will he as •bundenea fur the ssaknb. Whet) these lower ones whin yon have saved, are dry eootijh to pink, put them on old newspapers in seise chamber for next year's seed. They w Cam than you can bey and two weeks earlier. O. Mescal osssoioe. I had • number of bushes oa the rimes when they grew strong aid kite, that were mut quite ripe emuegh 10 pick .d the appeeraase of the weather iadisted frost I ailed them perfectly by pehiag poles and vises and putting all is large shooks like ours, where they grew and ripened as long as there was juice is the leaves and vines. When dry before snow, pick the bases from the vines in barn, feed the vines and leaves to the sheep, and the poles are reedy for an- other year " The Caroming passes an atom oh- served ilserved M psalm girl mall women. ie dee m in a great eaaers to • fest Bf the rod .spades ha the Mond. To remedy ibis requires • etedieine whieh ,rodeos thea aseessau7 little blond annetitemt s, sad the beat yet dwov.rsd is Johnson's , Tiede Bitters. Pries fill .seta, and $l per battle M Oemba drug Move, Albit.s I Wools, Galeria. oda agent. [b R..t Otreselneei • Q RM es nes in beyiog,. aesdeeiae, best try the erect Kl/asy sled Limoee reseho tor, made by Ur. Chase, aw how it C&'sTry Obese% levee Cure for al esses* .4 the Low. Eid - mos, tkoos•ek sad Bowels. 8u d by .11 d SKA 1.111•114 AMA Fahr. -rules Wirt L•untaiups*s hare bees. is w. is O.detieh dunce the hies seven utrowrle, and all .•1 •hew hare given eatiefatiM to the .•ones. 1u writing al.urthanil Mr k.sehaud : u. the rsuiatry ease. eheril1 s . Mise soot in rhe law saws 1 the pastse musty, at the Ir...k-kespggti desk end at the imortet'a pteatiriptjea counter ; in the lady's 1. *door, sod ►y lite travelling • fBc.al ; the Wilt (sun. lain pin 1..■ t...•n Mead In avektIch so all these trey. ao.d has I*wtt 1 uud re- tina. e. .111 p..'. ayrent t.. do pet fed work, .s.04.• n' tole.. •o. the wrrrr. 8.•1. egoist Teua lltliti.i t.ot' 'Volleyer smelled Attest■ r No "hardly ever" about it. He bad w attack it what people call "bili.ws- ne ss, "•ted to smile was impossible. . 1 et • amu may .',.mile and snide. and be a villain .till, still he wu no inhale', but a plain, Mout, Wessel mho, that useded a remedy such as Dr Pierce "Pleasant Purwatiye Pellets,' which never fell to cure bihoavue.e aid diseased or torpid fiver, dyepepai• anti *bromic constipa- tion. Oi dr.ggiata A writer in • periodical gives • valua- ble hint to story writer and also lets outs .caret [wardin. the way to which young wumeo read novels : It was in the horse oar, that place in which the expeneuoee are varied enough to make a man cosmo- politan it he will study them. Two tires are talking of what they read. "Oh, I choose a novel wily enough," one said. "I go to the circulating library and look at the last chapters. It I find the rain softly and sadly dropping cyst one ..r two lonely graves I don't take it ; but if the moraine sun is glimmering over bridal robes cf white satin I Know it's all right, and take it .ad start to bey anomie to eat while I reed it" nett abeam reared. McGregor d Parte'. Carbolic Conde has been tried tad found to be the only positive cure for Balt Rheum, Pimple*, Bletches .n the face or hand, Cuta, Borns, Bruiw• or any Sore that exiting else will heal. Try McGregor a Parke's Csrb.ltc Carats. 25c per box at Geo Rhyme drug store (4) TN Laps leer. . sari After the •bases year 1e ended there need Ie. u.• (want. DGflrrirg Pit, Rhee l�condoa. T.athechr, Head- ache, Lnml..go , er may acute pain, if they Dull- loin-Itre a bottle ..f Fluid,, Li.chtouig. .a it cares to-tamty. Pain cannot stay there is is used. Th. name, is Fluid Ltg►du.og. Sold by li kayo..', druggist. (2) A cleryymao ..f Auburn, Ma, after eating lunch.-mIn a railioad eating bouse,pscked up what bethought was his flag and went on his journey. When he g ot home the bag warn opened in the pre- sentee of kis wife, who was grieved to eco lying side by .d. several buttlea,aeexd- irtg to their labels, contained tire water of the strongest kind. 7'he bag belong d to • drummer for a liquor house, and ittie drummer was probably *urprtetd mhos he found that in the bag that he W were three solid, orthodox sermons. "They have a larger sale in my die - twist," says a well knows druggist, "thaw any other pill on the market, and give the best satisfaction for mak headache, biloiouences, indigestion, etc , and when combined with Johnston's Tuusc Betters, Jobs.tnn's Tonic Lover Pills will per- form what no other medicine hie done before for suffering humanity." Pills 25 cents per bottle. Bitters 50 cents and $1 per bottle.. Sold by Goode, Druggist, Albion block, Ooderich, s.le ateuL [c] Truer Ales Mx.Do 0-1they ship. n..w ssi1 with treto•al eresa. fr.is. the cap - ',nos to the cation 1..y. In the Royal Navy then are u.•s thousands of a1,• stamen Indeed there is o..1 a ship Op - wit the Ijueao • co.i..n. • bich .I..es mus contain some u) the men sed lad• sit. have '.gne..l the pledge. -- F. Sherlock in "Home Words..* Mexican ladies, says • correspondent of the Troy Times, .bop in their car- riages, sod compel the clerks to bring out to the curbetuoe the goods they wish to look at A row of carriages jammed clomp together before • fashionable store, and a row of bareheaded salesmen !or - gaining with the occupants, is a aim - anon sight, while other clerks resit to and fro Oa • frenzy of excitement, bring- ing out box after box and piece after piece of goods. shades, sam- ples, trimmings. etc. I,nly servants and foresg•irs Wand at the tcuotea and buy.' lmbee's Wert. "My mother pts me up. builds the fire, and gets my breakfast sod seem tee ot." said a bright youth. "Then she gots my father up, stud meta his breakfast and sends him off. Then she gets the other children their breakfast sod send* them off to school ; and then she and the baby have their breakfast." "flow old is the baby r asked the re porter. ''Oh she is 'most two, but she an walk and talk as well as any of eel "Are you well paid r "I get $3 a weak, sed father gets 112 • day." "How leech does your mother get r With a bewildered look, the boy said, "Mother, why, she don't wort for anybody." "i thought you sold she worked for all of you." "O, yea, for se, she dime ; bat there ain't no money in it." A Reit ADD— 0f one down "Tr•Dan air" to any see .ending the beet four lin- rhyme um ' 'TEA nnny, the remarkable littlegem for the Teeth and P.at:.. Ask your drugged or address oRATi[rtlt.-l7f)llttrohTlTte. For Toilet Use. Ayer's Hair Figur keeps the lair sok sod pliant. imparts to it the Iwatre and (reahorss of youth, caress it to grew luxuriantly, eradicates Dandruff, mere all scalp dimness, sad is the meat cleanly of all hair prrpsratloss. AYER'S pHair Vigor eas OTIS. M n early bold fur Mxears, during which time I used many hair prewast , bet without ancrees. Iodised, hair 1 hal. was growing thine*: aaA1 tgor I tried Aver's Hair V. I seek two bottles of t's.. Vigor sad my head 1e new well covered with • we. d bear. g- Judson B. Chapel. , lose.. sup that h 4 m o beemealio weak. 111. and color restored to it by the w Of Ayer's Hair Vigor. • My Wr one We. faded. and dry, sad leU set 1. ilaege goaatiu.. Ayer's Baan Vigor stopped the falling. and remora my heir to Se erigtoal color. As o dewing; for the halt, this preparation has so at. - Mary N. 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