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(he Poet's Corner.
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had This le all. The si.J has rouse at len-
The tetter eel t.• 'II 1',u pleasant deans.
That reel haw der the Immo peel.
Like goldee sunshine en • sumu.er slreus,
Sweet were the days that merited life's seamy
slope.
When we together drew our Leans a - tomo,
Hut immesh the rloons of • future hope
Nee dol is e; Orient that iLey ..u!d pass se
moos.
in happy mood fair castles we upreered.
And though that lite ors our 1.114 summer
dei;
We Lad no freed of future pain. nor feared
That whitlow ere should fall athwart our
way.
Hut sunken peeks lar Ili t in every stream.
And .hips are wrecked when just in sight of
laud ;
ho wr today wake from our pleasant dream
To and uur :.ogles were Wadded un the .and.
1 do not blame you that you du not keep
The truth you plighted ere your Lean you
knew ;
Delor lir parting now 114114 wekr In Weep
when Uma has robbed love's mare of their
dew.
Another fare will help you to fortes
The idle dream that had its birth in trust
And u: her lips w;hl kiss away regret
F'ur brokes faith and idol. turned to deet.
Ah. well : you choose. perhaps, the better
say
A purer love shall in your heart be 'brined,
A .1 ! r I .411 au down fur dark sed way.
F ore%er seek tett What 1 neer shall Aad.
Jean le„tleside.
Ips'T'"r,j�n.."'�M16.�`=-_,oc-_ ... .._ill►- w,�1.:;:.
}touseholb }tints.
`1'..N..( ('.n•,. -This is an exosllrut
plain bootee cake for charlotte rues. or
',lib». Brat four eyes very lightly, the
whites and yokes together ; add two
cut • of grauulaterl sugar, the juice of a
lemon and • little silt ; add, putting in
• little at • tisane, one cup of flour •ltd
finally smatter with which two ap.oe.nful•
or gad baking; post ler has been mixed
by sifting, and finally a cap of boiling
water. Du riot put in any more* dour.
Bake in a mt.desstely quick oven In
shallow pans.
BATTER i't'uulxa.-flest the yokes el
egos with twelve table•p•eunUds ..f
of dour. Add a quart of mak gradually
and fiu•Ily best into the bake, the
whites of nine nets bete W • stiff
froth. Buil in a greased tin mould or in
a Inured bag. Serve with strawberry
seam, '
$Taaw•aawY 111ACCa.-Beat to • Frown
half a cup •.1 butter, add gradually two
cups of powdered sugar and finally a
Targe cup of strawberry which have
been thoroughly mashed This is a de-
licioes sauce for batter puddings, for
peep>vrrs, and other delicate, hest pudd-
ings. Strawberry sauce No. 2. --Set •
bowl of strawberrys well sweetened in
the sun or • cool oven till they are near
gy covered with juice. Punt this off and
tremas a sauce with strawberry ebort-
iethe.
Gaaa*M BROAD -A a rrespoodent
asks for receives for trr•ham breed. We
give one tried receipe and wuuld like
ethers. Sift a quart of wheat dour, a
handful of Indian meal and • table-
spoonful of salt ; add a quart of moat -
ed graham Hour, half a cup of yeast or
half • yeast cake. iter into this enough
lake warps water to nuke • misters as
stiff as y...l can stir it with a spoon.
Resat very thoroughly as long as you
would knead bread. It' is not easy, as it
Meet be stiff Let this spronge rise over
A!1(Iu. In the nn.rning till bread pans
half fall, and when it rises to the top,
which *hnuld be in an hour, put in the
.even and bake an hour and • half in a
moderate oven. Cover the last half
hour, if you wish to keep the crust soft
or p ace • pan of cold water in the oven
if there is danger ant the oveu being too
hut.
EXTete-r Or Utmost --tine ounce of
oil of lemon, the grated yeliew peal of
t.o tenuous, and • pint of alcohui. It is
not necessary to use the very highest
test alcohol, as a cheaper grade u as
good for this purpose. This is the re-
cipe f,r lemon extract used hy the beet
druggists.
For the bite of a mosquito, flea or
.ether pota,nous insect apply a solution
of common .alt and water : the poison
may sometime. be pressed out of the
wound with the tip of an ordinary watch
key pressed eery hard fur a moment over
the bite.
e• ra w bermes.
It was not the brilliant Bishop Berk•
ley nor Sidney Smith, to both of wh'.m
k has been attributed, who said :-
"Doubtless Clod could have make a bet-
ter than the strawberry, but doubtless
food never did." It was Dr Willem
Kotler, of Suffolk, • plain physician,
distinguished in his time, bat now chief-
ly rememberedaathe inveptor of Butler's
al.. His head ineemnry of this was
frequently painted on the signboards of
Netball taverns doring the beginning of
the notary. The espreseion is found
is print in 'Valtoe's "Angler," quoted
Ram Dr "Bottler" nr B. tier. There
ewe only • few persons who do not agree
with the old doctor. The strawberry
may be used in many different ways hy
the housekeeper. Strawberry sh ,rtcake
it planet tem familiar for the recipe to
he repeated, but for those who have
beep unsuccessful, or have not ventured
os this dish, we five the following :
Take one quart of new process flour.
anemia teaspoonful of soda and two of
comm of tartar, or, if you wish to see
baking powder. three temsp,nnftils in
plasm of the cream of tartar and wets
Soft either smith the Hoer. Mix in • i
posse of butter the aims of a large egg,
robbing thoroughly with the hands. tie '
this process the modem of the showtoak s
depends. When the butter is thorough
ly noised with the flour, add sweet fresh
silk tall you ran wt stir the whole t•..
NO -her with y sur nd and all the d i V
is tater sup. Now shake a little fuser
over the moulding heard with the Apar
dredge end turn not the mister* ort it.
This mittens should be dry enough to
THE HURON &ANAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 1=,1887.
*leave easily fives the peat though sof
shows► re he stirred. Shake a lithe
utero Sour omit it .444 the dreg* ; roll
out to two cakes ;shout hall an Iweh
thick , pleas use to the Pea with t1..
other •ser it, sal bake tri •hut amen
ab. e. bile.e mt..tea. sur the tww'
yak.* awn w so they •re
taken free oven, with
fresh strawtl$the i ierwt sad sugar, •tiding, if
you Isiah, a poet
serve at once. C
Itttle wtieu you
cakes
A delicious shortcake of buttermilk
pancake batter a made by soaking of
wheat flour in • pint of buttermilk over
usght aid adding ani the m.rrutng • tea-
spoonful of wear, • teempoe.olul .,f salt,
two tshlespou..fula of melted putter and
• teaspoonful of and.. Beat three inure -
distils together thoroughly ; fry in cakes
the ease .d a dottier plate. Spread a
layer of crushed strewhernes, sugar and
cream between the cakes, and use thew
layers or cakes for each shortcake.
A strawberry charlotte is an especially
delicious summer dessert. Line a high
tin take -mould with pieces of spoon;
cake, which may bo moistened with •
little strawberry room ur ...me delicate
wine Full the mould with strawberries
slightly crushed and sugar and set in the
iae-b.,z for an hour. l%'hru ready to
'servo pour over all a pout of whipped
cream and dilemmas if you wleh around
the edge with atrawbernre.
A 0n.berry mouses may be easily
prepared, ae it reyumren uo otber freez-
ing apparatus than One 1.,IIIc, covered
Peil"to hold the mixture and a deep
wewwl}q pull 1ulrot�y.y_tlt and ice. The
�� TTap • Ta'c ige Fnneh ice-cream
to called from its mossy texture ; it is
never stirred like an ice cream but is
surrounded by salt and ice and left to
harden, which it will do in about HT
hours. F tr a strawberry muni : Mash
well • quart °f strawberries sold a pint
of sugar. Int thus mixture stand two
hour', and during the same period soak
• quarter ,f • bus of gelatine in a quar-
ter 1.1 • cup of cold water. Put the
otushed strawberries through a strainer ;
pour a third of a cup of boiling water
over the gelatine, and when it is disoly
e d add :o the strained fruit. Set the
lawn crotaining this mixture in a pan ..f
salt and water and stir till it begins to
thicken ; at this pullet add gently three
quarts of whipped cream nteasurid after
whipping and equal to about one quart
whipped cream, sad
the strawberry's •
them bet wren the
la the history of medicines no pope
rakes has p,eeiv.d such eniversal eine
meadetioi , fur the alleviation affttrre
uri the permanent one it effects its kid
lay dueaaee as Dr Van BYreu's Kinsey
Cure it• autu•u in these distresato�
u
smplaouts is amply weuderfuL $old
Wilson. Yet
Hay fever is • type. .f catarrh Aeries
poouhar symptoms. It is attended by ul
miaowed unndttu.n of the linnet mem
braises of the weirdo, tear -duets and
threat, •ffectn.g the lungs. .fin acrid
n iaoous neecreted,fhe di•chargetsaea to-
psai.d with a burning sensation. Thera
are sever. spasms ..t anemone, fretlnenl
• tusks ul beadatbe, watery and tnflwm-
.d eyes. Ely • C.saut Kohn is a roue
dy that can be depended upem. .bets.
at druggists ; by mail, reentered, Wets.
Ely Brothers , Druggists, lleego, New
Yut k.
ly
■•me Miser.
In Greet Britain the question t,f Home
Rule is couut•Ildiue attention. Tu the
roan with a add in the head or chest the
safest way t.. ensure H. me feu e . r.r a
odd is to hare ..n hared a bottle •d Dr.
Harvey's Rol Pine Gum. For sale at
J. Wilson's Prescription drug *lore. if
Don't npeewlaie.
It.tn to risk in buying medicine, but
try the creat Kidney and Liver regula-
tor, made he Dr Chase, author of Clysr's
raoeipes. Try Chase'. Lever lore for
all diseases .1 the Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels. Sold by James
Wilson, druggist.
Few men have accomplished the same
amount of work and good in this world
as. the celebrat.i Dr Chase. Owe,
5t10,000 of his works have been sold to
Canada alone. the want every person
troubled sigh Liver Cowpl•iut, Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Kidney • Uriny
Troubles, to bur a bottle of 1)r Chases
Liver Cure, is will cure you. Medicate
and Rrceii.e hJex,k el. Sold by all
druggists.
S. S. S.—tea \t•rklmg •rdac
"My husbaud was trouhled with
dyspepsia Ger more than four years.
Ty'.. experienced physicians did hint ne
good. We gest disauurared, until we
read if Burdock Blond Btt'ere ; hie took
°lily two bottles and now is as well as
ever, and doing heavy work all the
of cream measured before whipping. time." Mr. Richard P. *we, Harley,
When this mixture is smooth turn it into Ont. B B. B. has cured the wont
the mouLi, which should have been pre oyes of chr�.nio dyspepsia. 2
viuusly packed in ice and salt, using to
pack it about three quarte of salt to ten
quarts of fins crushed ice, or twice as
much salt as is used in freezing cream.
Put on the cover of the mould, coat it
with • little melted suet on the edge to
p ret the toe water soaking in. and
cover the entire mould with *aft and ice.
Set away for stx hour. When ready to
serve dip in ordinary temperature, not
in warm water, and turn out.
A strawberry souffle is another dainty
duh which is easily prepared. Cover
the bottom of an earthen pudding dub
with strawberries and sugar, pour over a
souffle ccmpceed of the yolks of three
eggs beaten with three tablespoonfuls of
powdered sugar and six whites of eggs
buten to • very dry stiff froth, and stir
in gently with a rotary motion. Turn
this mixture over the strawberries after
buttering slighly the sides of the dish,
and bake in a moderate Oren such aa
one would use for rich cake for fifteen or
twenty initiuts. When the muffle is
risen and crowned, serve at once or A
will fall.
Preserved or canned strawberries may
be used in nearly all the recipes given,
and certainly there is no fruit more
worthy the huuaekeeper a skill in pre-
serving and canning than the strawberry.
These two processes are so often con-
founded in books and at h ,me that we
will give the directions for h ,th methods.
For canning or preserving select the
ehoioest fruit, which should be theroui,h-
ly ripe and dry. Du not use the berries
which grow near the ground and become
so, sandy that they must be +asked.
-for canned strawberries take the fresh
unwashed fruit and atter hulling it place
it in the can, fillinv each can. Set the
cans in hot water and pour user them at
once • light syrup. This is made by
allowing • sup of sugar to two rd water
for each jar, and boiling it f..r tut
minutes rapidly. As soon as the straw-
berries are covered with syrup screw on
the tops of the jars loosely without the
rubbers, and set them on a wooden
frame in • boiler of warm water. Put
towels between them to prevent knock-
ing together while boiling. Cook the
fruit in this way for twenty minutes
after the water bine to boll. When
done remove each jar carefully, take off
the cover, put on the robber, 6:1 them
o p to the top with fresh syrup, and re
place the coven, screwing them up as
tightly as possible. Tighten them again
when cold.
For preserved strawberries not three
quarters of • peund of outlet to a pound
of fruit. Heat the sugar slowly with
cam -third the fruit, washing .t to draw
nut the jinn. Strain the syrup thus
formed and clarify it with the white and
crushed shell fed an egg. ('oo•k lb* re- I
maroder of the frit in this wyrap, cook- I
ing • few of the berries at • tins* and
placing them is the !lira sus they are
cooked ; it will take about ten minutes
for each gtasbty (looked. When all
done All up the jars with ttyrup. pot on
the rubber and senor tis as tight •.
passible. it is wits to keep a sharp
lookout upon strawberries or . y fruit
pet ap in the early simmer, during the!
tot dog -day of August or dunes any
damn sultry weather. All canned nr
preserved fruit shoeld be kept to a cool,
dark plass.
"lie ever ensued yal. r
No "hardly ever" shoot it. He had
an attack of +hit people esti ''bihooe-
nem, 'and to smile was impossibly). Yet
a man may •'smile and smile. and be a
villa's) eri11. still he was no villain. but a
plain, bluer, honest TOO, that needed a
remedy such as Dr Pierre s "Pleasant
Pergstive Pellets, which never hit to
run ;bliu'uanese and diseased t r torpid
brae, tjpepepau ani chrome oot»tips-
ttnn, Of dearth.
The get debt of the Delaish a os. Jaw
IgM .m et.5,4701,f4111.
•a fHee ctn.
Around seal bottle of Dr Chase's
Liver Cure is a medial guide and receipt
book contsiniog useful information, over
200 receip:es, and pronounced by doctors
and druggists as worth ten tunes the
cost of the medicine. Medicine and
book tT1. sold by all druggists.
Se as Veer heard.
Don't allow a oold in the head to slow-
ly and surely run int. Catarrh, when
you can be cured for 25c. by using Dr.
Chase s Catarrh Cure. A few applica-
tions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boles is
guaranteed t.. cure chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 25c and sere cure. Sold by
all druggists ly
Mew a Sade ('.west t'eld.
A slim young' man in the height of
fashion was violently sneezing in a street
cu, when a co mp•nion remarked, " �w,
l'hawles, deah buy, how d'ye cath that
dweadful cold." "Aw, deah fellah, left
my ane in the lower hall tether day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful cold, it chilled me almost to
death. •' 11 Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Red Pine Gum his cold would riot
tremble him very much. For sale at J
Vs ilsa.'s poncriptwn drug store. tf
"Sues Treenail Ras be Salevted.
If )0u Si DM head 1M warms,(• ant oa-
ten and at owes pie •hent.. 10 the
tuatuteinat.ce of your health. Hoy' often
we see a pers,tt put uff Prow day to day
the pur.•ha•e ant • medicine which if pro-
nged at the ,.etatatt .,f • disease would
have reasediwd it sltne.t immediately
Now if Johnston's Toole Layer Ville had
Wen tattoo whim the first unesemess
made its appearance the illness would
hoot been "hipped 1.1 the bud.' John -
toot's Tonic Kitten and Liver Pals are
decidedly the beet mwl.cuw on the mar -
Let Stir general t..nw and tech/tomtit,/
properties. Pills 25c. per b.•ttle. Kitten
50 Penis mid $l per teeth., sold 1.r
Geed. the druggist, Albion block, sole
agent. ibj
Merchants can set their Bill Heads. Better
Ikeda. ac.. fie. printed at this eine for ver)
Umum the
Utile mua they immorally patilbowe the
paper. aad it helm to advertise their
aJ area ase smmitas sad ma trice.
Teacher -"What tit► yea understand
by se useless, 1" Jnveoth, Cent
-
meutator-"A dirty devil"
Hare you Toothache 1 1'y' Fluid Light
nutg.
Have you Rheumatism 1 Use Fluid
Lightning.
Have you a Stiff Joint I Use Fluid Light-
ning.
Hate you Neuralgia? Um F:uid Light-
ener.
Have you Lumbago 1 Use Fluid Light -
Are you troubled with Headache 1 Use
Plaid Lightning.
Have you any Feta 1 Uta Feld Light-
ning.
it +tti'is-Ate-Inn the instant' it ' k applied.
drug c per taM.'L
Tst storo
A Wonderful *rase.
The largest organ, and one nkat plays
a ctntrclltng pert un the health of the
body is the liver. If torpid or onetime
the whole system beoutnes diseased.
Dr. Chase's Lamer Curu is studs specially
for Liver and Kidney diseases, and 1.
guaranteed to cure. Recipe book and
medicine $1. Sold by all druggists.
The best regel•tore tor the st meth
and bowels, the beet cure for biliousness,
sick headache, indigesttuu, and ad affec-
tions arising from a disordered liver, are
without exception John/boo • Tunic Liver
Pills. Small in size, sugar coated, mild,
vet effective. 25 u'ta, per bottle s..lu by
Co /ode, druggist, Album block, G. ode
rich, sole agent. [.1
T. cue Medial enea--.su. aft alt wisest
1t may **sees.
Pbn.phatine, or Nerve foes, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts,. Formulated by Professor Amain.
M. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, ertIg., and Neuralgia
and all wasting oases** of the' human
system. Phosphatine is not a ledecine,
but a Nutriment, because at e,.ntains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates
iates
Nircoties, and 04Stimulants, but sting
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in onr daily food. A single bottle
is suflioinnt to convince. All Druggists
*ell it. $1.00 per bottle. 1.o war &
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Trout fkreet Rist Tuon to.
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FAMILY_CROERY �
'rhe ssd•rsiga.1 beg won rrap•ctfulb le Inform the 4pMMtashr d fob axed s '
rew1111110111114 el w�y ortutr) that Dewing bought UHF.A P Tutt ('AS as the keel
rad the United Mates, a .cry supe. tea .took of 4444., .-...•r
z'R="H Q I'LOc E I t
Consisting of FRESH TEAS of this season's importation, com-
prising Young Hysons, Gunpowders, Japans and Blacks, amongst
which are to be found some of the very choicest imported, and
desire to call special attention to the same. Also a Superior
Blend of COFFEE, French Broken Loaf, Granulated and oth-
er Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Figs, Nuts, Or-
anges, Lemons, Assorted Peels, Extracts, Flavorings, Sauces,
Pickles, Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods of all descriptions, Biscuits.
Pure Ground Spices, Hominy, Maccaroni, Vermicelle, Tapioca,
Sago, Rice, Brushes, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,
and other o.r.'t.l arch Ir. Lowell) kept 1n•lest. lass city es'ahlishmemt.
.t\ i secttt.\ ate ala 40111011e al\SLI soils/rtes.
WANT TO BUY A QUANTITY OF BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES I POTATOES.
REES PRICE & SON,
Store on the Square, Between E. Downing'. and C. Orabb'a
Goderich, April Y1N, 1d :. sees
E LFGH"FLOP,
FA3HIONABLis g'AILO1 ,
Takes plreeare in anuounring Uai I,edleai.w w hand • hill Wpply of
TEEBS, IVORSPEDS & ora CLOTIIS
$t !TABLE FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Etcelient Fos. Find -Ciao; Work. l.ettee order* only. owing to the aortas rook et pal
roam(» :4 ofs.in n .swum,.
Mr Remember the )lace -West street• rex dour to Heat of MontreaL7k
Ooderi.b. Morris :H.S. MK.
WHO GETS THE RIZE
Parties wishing to purch:u., t i..,., r ,rttaus, or any other Musical llutrnlneeat,
will d.. well to see
PROF_ CLAF,,KE
before doing so, as he keeps u.•thine but the very beat makes.
MASON & RISCH PIANOS
BELL ORGANS,
Triurriphan.t Organs i
A present. the value of fi..m 112 t.. l50, will be made to those part -basing
either of the ahere-
1'icliia and Mouth till/albs, Violin String., Music books, Sheet Music and all
Musical Instruments.
tulle -The Cheapest House in the Province.
Lawn. om Pip titian, Cabling Skean and Piano. F.r terms, etc., apply at
His Stasis War•itotme, West street, Osderich.
e�//�� ^- F lY►A T3
ilYO 1.1 i L.1DE ZC•
Ars plessest to t ke. Contain their *--t
Fir la. Is a ata, sero•, and et.arr.aj
• •ere.• ---r eV' •.K•.. S] C_:: 1 e n'.r &drops
BEWARE
OF WORTHLESS IhiITAT IONS
A. them are mai Inferior
gI corded with
th jute.
1h1 trop e.,om.m.dandsold
as Confine by some es -
p, Isatptlsd mwnbaate lrad-
mir ;n laeresarc.■
seer
of
sus ware the ladies opine;
such inmeeRton by draw -
Ing their attention to the
necessity ot.sstag that the
seine
CROMPTON CORSET CO.'
fs-starspsd on loner sided •11 Coral tit. goods,
w'itheaft whish meas are rebuke
ktvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
owed et eaahteen n'prrlestere awe 'kIU.
f■1 rhe.iota.. rad aarwe.a.
ALh ct:aonac p*EAsg* a SPECIALTY.-
, Patients tr'e'e 1 here nr at t i' r homes Many
trwte.l at home, through ern reel••rolete.', as
suceentirl)' as If here in per,, n. t'utw• arse
wee ant ter re -nil ten rents In stamps for our
"lMhds' Qeete-n•ek,' which grtee r:1 north,
uman. Addr.s: WOOLS).* DI'rsw,.elT 7f ane-
(AI..tlMln,laTM]. ap SM
ft Main Ft., Y.
For " worn -fart." " run.dnwn." debilitated
.wheel teselw.rs..wflHtteru manwergesse.,=-
keepers wad eve, wnet.•d lenge** et
Dr. Pierer 's Persia' PretertrtM•n M ills
of all meiroutl ve tomes It M not a *"(ssues,"
Me admirably fultlns • whorlenere or rnlrpnss,
Mine a m..at potent vporene tic aH tMt*a
1 bpolo ea Nowa and Nemo". eremite tea
women. 'Ibe treatment •.f many thnommen
of meek mom at the Invalids' Rubel and fore -
Ind Iretlt.ite fete afforded a lame eipitence
in /dapting rem, Ake for their r err. and
Ir. Ploree's Favorite Preseriptien
w the meek of this vest ex1rrfrnr.. rete
I.sersal ees++east•m, Inflammosel.}
and ■leerntlim. 11 le a wpeelete. it
u a powerful general, as well to uterltr. tools
w ad wrrvl,e, and impwrMs eliep and wrens*
to the •home reevan. it cures ws.k qr ret
stomach. inAtreerion. bloating, sreeS
nenrnu prow rut ion. esh•usttnn. Aspin, •Peep
el epiersoneh in either Iler. riot. cite row.. 1e sold hy Amgen* under ear penbies
ounr»ntrt. tee wrapper around breeds.
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PRICE $I.O% 1l"r;a"'''` .
thumb.
Sr
pep*0.«•I. natm; yrtttWsrnritfWre
.'•tptilameso
OAST MwicAt AtrnClaTIo.. it Maio !Meer,
hutalo. r T
WELL CURE OR REUEVE
IiIILIOUSNEIK DIZZINESS,
OYSFEPsf4 HOPS r,
lVOIOESTl014 FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE. Of THE NEART,
ERY8IPELAs, AMITY OF
SALT RMEUV, rNE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, SOWS,
HEADACHE, Of THE SKIM
And emey week.dieseseroo wzoLti f 0V ee.T w s
Y. ■ILBURM & 6e..'t''e*r , ,r
To the Citizens of Boderich
AND St RRGt-NDiNO ('Ot'NIRy
w *smwmr* a Havlaa p•rr►erd the erw:A will sad bwrl-
Vards e C L A A L!i nee. of nor wall-k.mww tnwitmntra. p, (ct sty,t,
�s 7 w* w •r. per peed ro 1e aH k l sde .f
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W. wish to Wets the good peek .t tby
esmwaalty that we are `ere to Way. ewes -
quietly w• ars prepared to ta.et the (seems
weer rhos -
Odle•• fair metre of year petessap,
we are yeera to rrwwsnd.
ELLIOTT & PRETTY.
.-\► gaelskT et Papoehaar
Iaeeeleb lea. W. M. 1N4ia
HAVING RE.
R C tt K tt�Nft f✓
my shop in the latest
style put in Tkree-
\ire 5seaect odes.
we of them tae cele-
brated Rochester
rifting 1' h a Ire and
tired a jourseymaa
Herber, we are in •
peed .on to do Setter
Week tial hereto-
fore.
Lady's k Children's
Hain o'ing asade a
.prtaity os all days
exrrpt Meturday.
Iter. rs end 'de ewers
;mend.
WMw ��NI3-IIT,
Stl West Street• two doors east .f P.O., Dederick
The Greatest Luxury Obtainable for Impaired or Diseased
Vision is a Pair of
The Celebrated Axis Cut -Pebbles
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The frauds that have been perpetrated oa the spectacle wearing
public by most spectacle dealers and peddlers by giving a,tcumed and
fancy names to ordinary glass, speaks for the ignorance of the public
generally, in the all-important subject of the preservation of sight
there are only two articles from which the spectacles len•es'can be
manufactured. viz : Pebble and glass—call glass by any other name,
it still remains glans. Pebble, on the other hand, is from natures
own manufactr,n-. It is s natural crystal found generally in free-
stone formation, and is harder than the ruby and emnerald, and tsar_
ly as barites the diamond. The Pebble it not more or lees than a
transparent stone, int by aid of .liarltosd duet, anal the greatest
amount of power is placers immediately over the r'entre of the grain
found in all pebble. It will give to the spectacle wearer the coolness,
freshness and a pieanant feeling that the ordinary spectacle lenses
cannot by any powsibility impart. All spectacles and eyeglasses are
stamped B. Land can only he purchaser) from, A �T
Fm �O✓ �samir
Druggist, God.rich.
n► 11117.
f+lwsp
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
Go. BAfFiRY,
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
!�1 Hamilton Street. Goderich
blMAR (7Sd _intertiiloost K i wood lated r••tM lg; Rome mead Parker F1t,'.itere. seep es r•
m s.ts*e whew -Neta Leafing utas*.. pbssrds. FMA steads, Yetirrs*es R u► air M
if >ee
4 -A atelele asesrsmsat of Nese wad thveada always a heed alas Weevers foible
al reawweiable raw.
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