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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-6-17, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 17. 67. ,/fid l 40411,4 4414 , • 7 Farm anti CarOen. a'.dte se t�•swe. This disaa.e M caused by judo.*«tors, oeur•feedluft, ar by Riving cold ..t. r Ira latus quake, or by canal, sour grata If ..lee occur, Irons salting sour again, one of Lha beet resets,a u a low lumps of eharw.l Palverw it tine sod pour vis H eke.op• (tart ut l,.,dwg caster. 1Yhew wed, strain off and _lve. 11 the abuse does act rite relief, stimukota should b. given, with a view t.• .rote* the stun ae'1 and get relief from the fer- mented fwd which it contains. I'untee aro 4 no .ort of me for the porpoise of relieving •u owerleaded stomach ; there fore if uidaastron M present, their use Is peitively injurious The use of milers tut and turpentine, which is 50 popular au agent among horsemen, are nut al W*Ji the proper remedies Tu make use of the former, being .*, anti•aeid, u is supposed to cosbsue with the free acid in the digestive urge's, sod shoo n eutralize it, but if its use is palliated in, it will injure the mucous u.emlwarr of the avouch. Turpentine se • power [til irntaut, and it should ower be made use of ssoept by them aha 'understand its action, and neutralize it ty noising it w ith hewed oil. The foiilowing has bona used with Rood results, and can be re- commeuded as safe and etticacioos ; sal phunc ether, 1 2 2 oz... oil tit pepper melt, 2 snows ; water, Di ounces. Mix and shake well before riving- i1 not re Havel, give *gaits in half an hour, Ind a inrton pttfl'•+^; IM :brown 1't:, the reelala. N. Lr Rowe, u[ (iss giees Hiewrit`vg."'es.L`'a'•4i�..••...' "..-il�i``►Wy' 1•r colic, or gripes without flatulence, give 6.m • dose of whiskey, say from two to four ounces, that being Irsnerally handy ; amino .tie .sass, If (rte.'s sir banbtieeld b. et•an'ished, Ma . much a abatis, perhaps W 'pie would think it such an sudl.p..0 able luxury sa to be indulged in at any oust. Hut ss it free as all ..utdoore, wenn n lit every track stud cr4u.1 of our homeo t., rash in •ud rake pure sir kt to breathe, It is act much considered, wren if It is 001 rliiotly shut out and o*Iled unhealthy. A traveller riding through one of the • uall place* near the White Mountaii s in wmmet, noticed that every d.e.r and window of the farmhouses were tightly closed, ,Holy the stables had op. go it, strait the delictow •uuuutaiu air. He was not surprised to bear the people in that place were troubled with tualar.a e nd almost every other dtsoute human Doings are bar to. A holy said that for years she took add so easily life was a b.uJuu. Site weather hotel ail her W aldo*., lin! even etuff,d cotton in the keyhole., and always wore heavy furs when she went out in winter. The more she tried to: guard against colds the worse she grew, till malty she Ind t ,stay within doors for weeks at a tune Then she turned over • new leaf. The win low .f her bedroom was left down at War ,saver dames Men. 1 - I was talking with • destiot the other day, and m.uoh t.) my surprise be but, re- e d me that 1144411014 underwent dental op - orations better than num. He said he vastly preferred wumeo patients beams, they were leas trouble, submitted more easily to what ass necessary t.. he done, and bore the little hurts t.eceee•ty to such 0perata.ua with grimier fortitude. "A woman has much more endurance," he said. "A. Warn as }..0 begin 41 oper- a* ua a man's tooth he begins to flr'g a • so 1 shrunk, and every Bute •.,u touch • Leader spot he wauta to jump out of his chair. His ounduet makes the operator sorrow .,tel tired. The average trout u, however, will sit the,ii•.h a whole after. n ovo of dniliut'mttd doing mid harm:net* i .a at her teeth like • major. You u• •1,!e to do. more ■atlafactsry work for Iver, and /eel loss fatigued when you have finished. A tousle generally girt a 41.1114e. hat louder scream than a man when she has a tooth pulled, lint she approaches the forceps mora l.r.vely,s,d is Not s.. apt t.. here the toothache scared awny by the sight •.,f the de*,tist, as is a: (item the awe with the mount of tli orale persuesiust,"--$reding, (Pa ! Her ala. :he top, sod Ko Continued though the 4 = +-- ooseetlease-4141ae6-else aura. laanjv. Dr. Wild, of Toroidal, is able to draw Cn,wO ati� soon. Me f'"'i.. want r't' t'ucasIonal:y, het he has also all every +y, baso weather or 1uti1''� o Y + Core •o' Out>.'s' "C"Ci•;e4 "'r't'•`�"° caches to swathe her neck iu many coif, if a recent Berm .n of hie slay be fed*. She now can get through the or a strong does .d peppermt:nt or spear- eolimt winter without being • prisoner Mint tea, but ;bot If • drug store is t the hoes., or even catching cold. near, gime from Dae to two ..uncus 4145:11 laudauuat and "piste ..f okra ; repeat Mothers do not consider health enoo,b the dose in !aN to hour if nreessary in taw hednrt is.. They are often 'null, 11 st u datuteett.iihe, the horse bloated carpeted, and eaowdel with furniture. with Bass, tit', • teaep.wthl of ssleratus I it is such a nuisante to sweep such cramp - in hal( a riot of warm water, repent tforafortsbly with the wild blowing it in ten minute.; if this d•n.a no goo,., ed quarters that is let go for weeks give an eanee of turpentine in • half I Dust c Meets under the bed, ornamented a pin 4 hu•e.d oil ; or you may give I perhaps with its althea cosy gait and half pint of cu'd water. 1 i widow,. to the store direetinus, in all cases give eleaant lace pale." shave, and th3 one warm water injections, and let the horse window i. kept tightly slam/. Then 'recast*, quiet, allowing lout to ro'I it he i the mother wonders .vhy th.e baby should wants, to gime friction to the helly, and. ouch c .1.1 so easily ani 'move a croupy give soft feed and test afterward for a day Or two, The.Y•'••tr'.msrtla P'u.;.,,,iso rectos - mend. salt, awl as this ea kgown among housekeeps as useful for colic, we give chat the writer says : "Spread a tea- cupful cpm the back of tine anin.al over the kidneys anal lone, and keep it Mint - .teed from twenty to thirty *,acute., air k.oger if necessary. i( the sneak is severe, drench with salt water. I have a valuable Gull, wenghiig tem:tess or twenty hundred pounds, which had a severe attack of colic a year tan last summer. I applied salt t.. his beck as abate, std it tiling dtaieult to drench, put a wooden bit unto his mouth, keeping it open about two inches, and spread alt upon his tongue, wl.*eh, to- g thee. with the salt on his Mack, relieved him at ooee, •nd within a very short ti tie equilibrium', appeared fully rector- Tra/waag Marx .1. I have for several years past - - tuocessfully applied this treatment to If it is desirable to straighten • horn other animals in my herd. you may frequently serape with a piece An cfbeev who commanded artilleryof glass, or •knife, the hollow side d -roan the late war need the following mope remedy for colic in horses, which which will tatty it to gear tater on t1 at he has tried with perfeet success in hon- side ; but in that ease it 'Dust not be demised '•see : Rab the horse well oro- scraped deeply, ser thea it becomes tween the fore legs aid around the girth wager on that side. sad will be turned with spirits of turpentine. Immediate relief follows. Another remedy is the following : Take re ne rood home made snap, and .oda ; then take a quart bottle, till it, opposite side jest enough to make it and dren:h the hone. $,.ratetimes as grow faster, and that will torn it toward IN" as a halt -gallon any be tteedtd. the thinly scraped side. If you wish to eou.h. The most hesRbfut way is to have no carpet, but Mists is front of bed and bureau, and have the 8,or wiper over every week. Hesvyourtsins should be abolished. LA nothing impede the sun and sir onmiug so for hours every morning. A celebrated doctor says : "The eery best cosmetic and eye•briglit- ener that can be rsnmmertded, as well as one of the bent prescriptions • physi- cian erer gives fur any and all the it;s that desk is herr to, is deep, round, re- freshing sleep, and plow.., of it. And nae of the great seet+tts of `eating it is plenty of 'fresh air in the dedruota. "— Detroit Tribune towards the wester side. Some scrape the side towards •eitich they wish to turn the horn quite thin, and then scrape the aradlais;ad areew/ees. Many are averse to cutting flowers, and thus loos very mash enjuymeet. Fur if a plant is crowded" with blocse it is apt" to become .shatsste' m the effort to re- paid .11 fully. If half ate retoo.ed when i , bud they will often open better and lost Ioag.r to water than those on the bosh, sed those left will be more per- fect. Then tb.ri is the pleasure of giv- ing and the *mentor work of cutting bright bods than of gathering up laded wreck. Merry ruses, if not cut till na- ture, conn drop to pieces, bet if taken while in bud remain wore anti bright for several days. In cutting however, some dlrcriminatton should be used as t:, where to eat so es to thin and reduce without diefig.riog the bush, but rather improving its tidiness. Tho or.•yr'.ossa is not so .anmanag.- Sbie a weed se some consider to It will make good growth un the poorest land, even when cl, ver can scarcely be made to 'catch Been with the bid of roller and - ssr_reepoo ..owe emmeteine . Leash -harrow. Its manurial twine when Hare yo* a bed C..a;h, a Chani. p' sighed in for wheat lir other grain is Hoarseness, a feeling of Tightness in the scarcely inferior to that of clover. Then Cher. Weak (.ono, or any similar um- * high moot is that when the lend is ea• pQ�isint T I1 on, bey at once a bottle of McOregorin WConspoend "It will Sure you.'" J$ egerses entirely new specifies, glith nee dose is more "free. teal them* whiwie honk amm old time How Tree all that is about young aeon remedies. int put tip in fikc and $1 thriving in new counties through living bottles Ltd O. Rhyme, d.w,Bitt. Oriel and enduring hardships with Try it, said poseal will never hove resents chearulness there which they would not to osseplain. (4) .nhmrt themselves to at or Dear bora / PssnT'a AIw AT boli: RPAaRow.—A■ With all our tall o' glorious todepen. Irishman tried to shoot a sparrow with dance trhnf slaws an ,n to the fashions an old Queen Anne musket He fled The Mrd with a chirp or two flew away enco:teerwed in the foreground, sad Pat the contrary the continued ety of gwenb was swiftly and noiselessly laid on his him - *lid friends is. •'Y hat *ill people think spino inand background. Piekleg bird. of you nr whab will they my, of you du calf ieI and , "11.j be 6K at the bird, eg this or wear that r' And we teach sed • eirped ed, olio jab. yon i. e d o learn. net ti do what is right and true a chirped if you'd been at this end of and discreet, but to do and say what the Rum.' ether people around as, and especially a little above ea in purse -power, cheese to seepemaist%w• 10.1111. -bio and to my. torn a horn op. serape on the soder aide just enough TA maiti it grew fester on that side. A very barbarous way to taro • hors is unseAiles* practiced, by Haring with • bot iron on that side toward which the horn is to be turned. This prevene. the growth of the horn on that nide, sod the growth upon the other side tura the horn. The boron may be poli.h.d by ribbing them with Ilse aged paper, ,tad then with pumice shoe, and then oiling thepi. But this artificial ss.aipal•tioa of horns is seldom n ecessary. The horns of well.fed cattle will grow in comely shape if let don.. The hair is sometimes oiled to give i . a glossy appearance, but the been gloss ie put upon the hair by rich and appro- priate feeding. Natal, under proper 'Daddies*, does this work beet. itched so that grass or grail. grows strong end well It R.oially yields the piece to them and quietly disappears without making any trouble. e nd cushions that talc. the lead shout us This pitiable weakness should be discouraged in youth, but it is ttrt►t. On R...nn. why you shook! purchase F'uid Lightning in preference to all other remedies are Rapid result— ens instant! ). it is easily applied—no e no kret time. It does net re- **"1u geld in oven fast! of Needs ai orrestant nee one application i. 1. One Mottle will reamers mere fie. surd d1 For hottM. Sold et 00111111 IM* any other re er.!yy la esistea we. "Yosi drag gumgum(i) Try it for Neuralgia, Tnntlaaehs, Head- — ashe, Rheumatism. Sold at 9i..same*. A heavy strike of raaaekurd V reported Off O.?braes, Druggist. Of frees Shd►erae. N.& Consavnws. -Yin Campbell has hots troubled for • number of years with Ia- gestion and Constipation, and was ia. doerd to try hfcOr'.gnr's Rpeady O.P. end foetid it aU that was needed, wed would ren oesoond its ase to any perms similarly tro.Mei This iatrduabie r.. fairly judged. 11 'hits denounuing "Billy *'Brien," as he termed him, with all the Gitteroess at his oommand, he urged that he should be mobbed, offering to help 1 necessary, using lu.guago towards him that was entirely unbecoming a minister of the gospel, ani stating that a good many citizens of Toronto who hold diff *rent religious views to his own, were only ."tolerated" by the eras of men like himself a* d others. There was al saw Tiled It." What ! Never tried Johnston's Tonic Bitter► ! Then du s„ at once. It's push tively the beat general tunic on IOW marks*. I've often heard of it but thought that it was to be placed on the last of the way trashy preparation's that flood our market, but ounce you recommend is so highly I'll give it • trial. Do a,, it's4 good for any complaint in which a tonic is of benefit, and can be taken by mac, woman, or child. 50.. and i1 per bottle (:.,ode's Drug store, Alotun block, fiederich,.ote argent. e together too mach personal bias and political prejudice in hi. sermon. The Toronto Furs gives the eccentric divine a sharp rap over the keeekks when it lays : — "Rev. Dr Will oeebd tete the very last Iran in this city 4, raise the ques- tion ns to "What we should tolerate r A good many people, it they were con- sulted, would be disposed t•, draw the line at buffoonery and mo•unte-ank an- tics on Sunday, ni a building called a church.' -New Era Tt ewgbrfaa ran.. );ver; dog is said to have his day, and why should the tat Ce lass favored ? Here is • eat story which certainly isjj not outdone in the evidence of intelli- gence which it affords by say dug story that has been done of Lite, mud an be vouched for, Mistress Pima, who is the i heroine of this story, lives in a family S. its best loved pet, and has much careful , attention. Each year when the faultily I goes tato the country of course Miss' Puss gees too, and thus she has become used to travelling and its accompanying discomforts She ties become stied u. the various signs of approaching mlgra• tion, and knows what it means when the carpets come up and trunks are packed. 1 This partichlar ateaut,, Matures. Po.., heing the happy possessor of a promote' I kitten, wee very anxious and nervous as the time of flitting drew near, sod at Lot became so troubled that she atua/t- ed the attention of the bandy to l.•- ye - either behavior. On following her, they found the cause. She had packed her little one in a partially filled trunk lea it should he overlooked in the marine.— Boston Pest. LADY Bron AND Bt'rv4Lo Bsrn.rA.— K. F. B. The specimens of beetles whit\ safest yaw house are the two spotted lady beg (.dabs bipectatai. They •ra sot only harmless, bat eery useful, as they feed upon the aphis or green nt-hoose. Last year was a remake - mission according to all authorities for the pleat low, the entire spline asap baring been destroyed in some pats of the country by a species of this family. Fortunately there were also lame quo - Sties of the :tidy hags. The wee house- keeper .h.-itld pretest these beautiful little bootee with the birds and bees as one of her most useful allies. Tr is not as, uno'mm•n, error, however. to mu - take them for the buffalo beetle, which is much finial:ere while the lady hug is • quarter of an inch I.c.g. The buffalo beetle 14 seldom found about the house except whine laying its Pens it does not eat garrets, hut feeds upon the pollen of the spires and other plants It w the larva which hatch,e out of its eggs whssh is in deetrnctive to carpets : this is a hairy arnh ah.,ut half en inch long, B inder in appearo.,ce to a small cater- pillar, and it *say hides iu the fuz of the carpet. 01.111141111•1:11 NIC ELIX1R This exorable yet potent salt XI= 0',' is r.preially adapted for t eh eeltef t.r,d c,.,e of .hat Maas tit dn,onlen an.•n•t.oct olein a low or re.luc,tl st410 of the „ostein, Wel tau•:ly lucoull,auled liy 1'..Ilor. Weak tams and Palpitation of the lleart. Prompt resin's. will foi4•'a :Is use 111 nates of Sudden Ex• h.tn.iiout ariainit front lens of Blood, Acute or ('hns,ie 1►iaranes, and in the weak,vse bleat iurariw .blyy se.nipausea the recovery trims it slating Feet re 110 n•lut•.1) wt.! giro *,m+re lgewly reboil' l►)siclsaa or l*,di;;eatMit, Its artum on the ,.bonier" lasing that of a gra:le aril barmiest' ionic, exciting the organ* of digestion to action, tool thus afrording it3i'ns-.liate nod l.enual,rnt relief The carni:mauve prvertite of the differel,t araualics which the Elixir contains it is• it .enable }remedy or Atom T A 1 L O R & CLOTHIER, It is a rah:able remedy for At ins Dyspepsia, which 1s apt to occur iu ppAo •••••• lits Piot received, and r now opening a large assortment of Appetite, iespndency,audits tees READY-MADE MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS. . Loma of when: an effective sad terrain stem- Also on band • large Muck of the .suit 1* required, this Ellltr will he LATEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS AND CLOTHS :'1 evs:tna f ' In }!vera of a )Ttl!>Lrta] :vie, and hair the make -op or til'1:1V1i TIT+ the ramous evil uranins fvlkowit, DRIVE IN TEAS! Basket rind Japan- Now Taw Warr*ated Pare. ! them fur ♦l. This Tra Is equal N say woad at mc. Ib. b polsrs Oilier Japans from Sr. w bk. per lb. antra Good Yoase Hinton. fret. Iso. lb. up. A eplee,ce*aKi fa Young pent Tea is S Ib. lots only , tor !]I S•. Try w5 :ec Young Il sea. and and it ib. Cbnapest in the market. t'YA token In exchaagr. At C. CRABB'S, Goderich. SFRiNt G .1511 opened out • full aewrt,n'-',l of toy own ispurtatiuru. and eN rl eF-a•In priers. Neel flask erre., wool eelalaes, 1t....a. op/ Priam. Tweeds sad l'Mt.aadrs all Midg t W AasealaK. t!t'all alio s,•c. Always pleased le show stu.5. Mill, not forgot the u'd eta* Sp the square, Atoll ith. tt -s c. CRAB d erioh. _ NEW SPRIHCt000S ABRAHAM SMITH, Devious of n gouty) character. For ]m :rtinlird Illon.l ague aura to nus evil w vets folk,lrergh g e p L WORK . $PECIALY I' P5' a valuable ,e„toratirr, i the ♦ Qlsi[ZT8'B- tfi<to►bst►atitfa off f"iaailon. 'alias} a and iaM !!fele Square. aodericb, March 25th. MT. ta3e fderi,<atayy ars auta,nrel r retvgl.iurd M tlpt f.,r the ralioTe• -"' s "Te . - Illrit bs atis Female emile .m tis. is&,,Lasw$reotn0eaorc.e1ACO.o.rfe(dniePted) SOLE A•:CY•1S, :lor;Ta*AL, Yt.1. 11r PERRY DAVIS' lie PAIN -KILLER 15 4ZCoxxL.nED Dr jby.t'-ions, J.fimisters. Viaatensries, .M up, ^ra of Ft:,orieii, 11'-.rim-M.ps, J' txlrtrrena, . wrsrs f a H•,egiGrb, —in u.••,f. ever,,►..1y ererywhere oohs Au ever feces is a trite. Tante INTERNALLY MIXED w1TS a Wink GLAND or Moe DILE A%t' a GAR, IT WILL', roCaa a Navas raulzo , CC1R TOR =MEN COLDS, CitILL.z, Cn:C- t.IESTION OR ST1►I'I'.1GE OF CIItCCLATN►N, CRAMPS, PAINS IN TIIE STOMACH, SL'M- MEI: AND Bu IWEL COMP'LAIN"TS. SOME THROAT . itc, &reuse Z TtUUALL1, 2RPRRIETt'1 RAa pRorz( IT THE MOOT greteeIra AND easy Lrstr*ST 'e Rasta *It s&MorLTe Tran bus a*.•Iatse ,now SPRAINS. B :GIBES, RIiJd� TIS�I, NE1:1RALGIA, SWELLED Ttk,TItACHF-, ir R3 S, FROST RITES, fi.., lac. nets. pee Pattie. i IJ' Beware of Imitations. -Ot td CA/dPBEI I18 O1:1=1.P" Tbi. aw '1 I ytse� tM CAMPBELL'S - s CATHARTIC COMPOUND is effective in small dors, acts without griping, dors Dol oc- casion nature. and will not er. ate h•rt- tsnon and e I*grati"n as do w.'nv of the n:nal caUtartice ad- ministered In tine form of Pills. Ac. L•idiea and Chil- dren having the most a'tsitive stn- teach. take th:. t'e.ii,'iile without troa- hle or co,mplautt CA U,*rLL'$ t'ATnARTle Cnxeorwn is especially adnpttr.i for the cure of Lass Cox; L.1I.Ts out Bltyor,. Dew JR D,R Rs. Fon Atop STORAC$ AND Loss er AP. Foe Soot Ha*aacwz AND Trart:nr A. Fox Co,snpATros os CnaTlvE xr..a Ion ALL CnasLAs,Ts ARI.IS.: roost A D►aoauraaL air Ink bro- Mac( This medicine being In liquid form. the date can for easily regniated to meet the requirements of different per. sons, thus nsaking it equally well adapted to the use of the little child u to the adult. Put up in three ounce bottles, and sold by all defiers in family medicines. Prior Rrfnil 2.1 e'' *1t. O.d ler assM sad 4 vara d that dao ordinarily, le. assininat upon • Is* m reduced mass ef die sf.n.-, ted s.ay sr- ' raapesid by palm. Weakness sad Pal platiON of tow Haut. Pron.pt mash, wig fallow in am la raw of Saddam grIssaww.a armee fres Loss of Hoed. Acct. m Chum. Diem,., and . the weeks's& rot inrariaMp alto-vacuo4 the re- .'s.y from Wooing ►esu., Beremedy will or ledigastim. Ter ore mom speedy relief Dimas A1411•41 Bleed. Loss of Appetite, Isco- 4 lb pendency. sad is all .men, where as ..►screw sad , SUIT A. ` aTtavLawr is nq.�r.d IleELIXII;wiltb. ~e fond !mime Acca els .told Sy as Arial r iso Mai,irr. DAVIS LARZE7OE oa (Ensiles) Soto 11a5u-., MriNT11LAL. P U. socia ermaritaw• atom, Found at Ind, what the true public has been Makin for there inane years and that is s median. which although bet lately introduced, has made for itself • reputation second to none. the medteine is Jr bean's Tonic Bitter whw•h in conjcondos lith Johnson's Tonic Liver Pills has perfor.aed rinse meet wenderfal cores impure lir int- EIAKINai prop fished blond soon becomes perigee and enriched. Billinaenesa, inshore/mom. sick headache, liver eooepdairt, lea.oer, po weakness, eta, sone disappear whoa treater, by these e*eellent tease medf- DUNN'S DER ei.sa For sale by Bond, de rgist, Al- THE tIYY1� BFST FRIEND Mee Meek, liodsri b, sole west 140 RAR G AINS CALI. AT TIM Toronto Cash Store THE SPRING STOCK 18 NOW COMPLETE- t?.tll are invited to come and examine the youth; and price.l4 Remember the stand :—THF- TORONTO ('ASH STOItit. P_ C.==welts, T2s iiage Gede: ich..1pr;i 20th, 1887. X.!I 3a. M2SS 7".J 117.- .mss=NS ON_ The Latest Freucfl and Alliencall Styles! HATS, BNOE T S Feathers, Flowers, Fancy Trimmings The ;Chicago House. Agent for Domestic Patterns. WYST STREET. UODSRICH Gederte Aeril tkh. 1141)4. Ite2 DANIEL sOEuov$, CABINET ANLLEADiXe UNDRTAKER. Anyone can advertise. but 1 can show the Steck. I Mice more stock on hand than any two houses in town to neleo-t from. FURNITURE. I have now en hand 10 different styles of Bedroom Suttee. 8 different styles o! Sideboards, It Parlor Suites. and almost anything fn the Furniture lime• all of which 1111 be soil AM ('HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND DONT YOU FORGET IT. in the t NDERTAKINO 1 give personal attention. ant the benefit now of nearly 40 years experience. 1 think i have the best Hearty.' in the teem; of Huron 1 will leave the public to Judge. i have everytbisg nasally kept in a ftr.t-claw esupIMhment. such US .smite s. Collins. !thready. Habits, Gloves Crapes,Yc. Embalming done when required. ail (i}l•rantee toil. a satisfaction in tier), case. OLD STAND BETWEEN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL Gedeetc1. Sept. Mho IML PATENTS CORD WOOD. obi: ns, a TIM reoli�cM_. is the oto P: net Ogl.'. •rteued to at MODERi rR PRRS. Onr cake is oppest*a rhe t . B. Palest Of• Sce. and we car •brain Patents Is less *iron ilia, those remote front if ARHLSOrO.V Rend MODEL OR PRA WI we sio rhe as to patentabiIt;E free of charge: aunt we make . OCHAROE t .%L SSS WE OR- TAIN PATENT. R'e refer. here` -to the Postmaster.; he Sept. of Mope,j order Lev.. and to officials of the 1'. S. Mite*t (gee. Por eirrnlar. advice. terms and references to actual clients in 1 our own Moate or ('oust write to l' A. a4ww t Ce.. Oppoen* Pateat Otaoe. Washiaoton. D. C. Persons wishing good cord wood at the low- est rates can have the same promptly pupplted by best lag their orders at GEO. OLD'S STORE. Our agent will call at the store daily for oilers. Also ea hand. a lot of cheap woad such as short slabs, edgings• rte. All the wood can be bought at the. Mill or delivered. as the buyer desires. Promptness guaran- teed. IA�IBB BABCHLBB, .ail k.sarve .idle. Jane led. 1ML 1 S47 R. W. McKENZIE IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SHELF ': AND'.'HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, GODERICH.