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THE HURON 1 IGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1887.
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the Poet's (Lerner.
Sew SweetMyr i ew.,d.
'TM but a utile Il,li.g to du.
To lead a helping hand
'1 o sae who etuu,h, . of/ the road.
Aad hoe sol power to stead;
And It • single touch of ours
Cate health and hope atib d.
Aud juy ,wparl
To one rad heart,
How awert is our reward
Tia but little thing to tweak
A teaddr word of cheer,
Te soothe the calm and troubled soul
Opphosed with doubt ur fear .
11 is not much 1u turn &aide
Sweet solace to afford
At Pity's call ;
The girt la sualt,
I et great is the reward.
The sued we scatter far and aide.
Moog the mellow arid.
Will dud a lodgment in the soil.
And rich abundance yield;
And everywhere the Io Mg heart
May cart its precious gel 1.
Yet feel au lark.
Fur It all come, bark,
Increased • bemired -14M.
Huw ru h the reeonivene • ear win
For favors slight and small !
Dow !,'tle cause ear hart lo fear
That we shall lose our all!
And yet how maul, ndtrr•lit(a
Their precious 1r'easuiea hoard
From day to day
(.ice n;.aght •wst
And 444 ea the rweeet reward!
.Jtr.cvhinr PJIIard.i
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MOTRIII*LT FIRMNB138.
♦ Trublel smells s►eedt Time Irma awl
Yee.
TWO boys in bed Jim (to Tuse)-
"Take your old feet sway, waw."
Jim "Ain't Imitate -jute"
Tem -"You are getting &ver on my
per..
Tom—••Aro"
Jim -"Slaty."
Muther-"Children, go to sleep."
Tum -"Jim keeps on a puling' hie old
feel :on ma
Jim —"Ain't, maw."
Mother -"Jimmie, take your feet
away •'
Jain -"Ouch ' Maw, Tom pinched
Mother "if you don't go to sleep 111
erose there .u' whip you both."
Jim "1.m't dune -quit, that sow!
Maw, make Tum quit trytn' to eat M
with hu old toe nail"
Mother- -"Tommie, believe yourself.
Tose "Ain't dui&' nothiii', now."
Jim -"Ani tun, gnaw."
Tom--"Ain't-oath ' Maw, Jim's
liincheu' tt .
Mother --"Oo to sleep this minute or
I'll Dome there and whip you beth. Not
am.tli-r word out of you. Just another
word 4 you dare."
lima- "Gimme my pillow."
Tum -"Take your old pillow. Ouch!
Maw, Jun's a kickin' me."
! Ili it 1 tell you I'd whip
iyou ' Neter mind, you shan't go down
town with me tomorrow."
worse kaewleg.
Drain pipes and all places that are
I sour or impure may be cleansed with
1-iue water or carafohe acid.
A Llthag flrerk.
irMy infarct daughter was taken ill
with .:h. !era tnfadtun), the doctor toed
alta c .utd not late. reverend Win. Me
Williams would out •lL•w her head to ba
lifted when he baptised her. she was so
weak. lir. dower's Wild emir berry_
gave immediate relief. She is a Irving
miracle, date and hetrty. Since that
tune 7 years' our house has never been
without that zamedy." ' • • f
statement of George Juhnatnn, 1Iarwis.d,
Oitt. 2
Oil of lavender will drive away Hien
Grained wood lhuuld be washed with
HtouseholO }tints, geld tea.
If a bedstead creeks at each movement
The best way to buy lamp-ei k. is un- of the sleeper. reu.u.e the slats and wrap
cut at :t cents per yard. 1 the end of each in old newspaper, This
To ventilate and dry a d imp cellar_; will were a complete silancer.
Tut. a four -inch tin nips from near ttrm•t'' Carpets should be thoroughly beaten
cellar floor int.. the pipe of the kitchen 1 •o, the wrong nLe first, and then on the
stove through a hole cut in the door. right side, alter which spots may be re -
Whole closes are now used to ether- ; moved by the use of ox gall ur ammonia
and water.
Cayenne pe,tper blown into the cracks
where ants congregate will drive them
away. The mine remedy is also good
for mice.
If gilt frames when new are covered
with a coat of white vartush, all specks
can then be washed ..off with water with-
out harm
`'strung brine may be used to advant-
age in washiser bedsteads- Hot alum
water le also good for this purpose.
If the wall abcut the stove has been
smoked by the stove, cover the black
Patches with gum -shellac, and they wIU
not strike through either paint or kais,-
mine.
Hetlebere sprinkle 1 on the tad' at
night destroy*. cuckr.aches. They eat ,
it aid are poisoned.
Mortar and paint may be removed
from)) eludes, glass' with hut, s!imrp vine-
gar.
Furniture needs cleansing as well as
other w.n.dwork. It may be washed
with warm rap suds quickly, wiped dry
and then rubbed with oily cloth. T.
polish it rub with rotten -done and sweet
oil._ ('lean ox the utl and polish with
chamute skin.
1 When lard finished wall► have been
kalr'umined the soiled cuss should be
washed or scraped off before a new one
is put to. This is the most di,sgreeable
fart of tie pr•.cese The furniture
i should lie covered, as the lime stakes
spots that are removed with difficulty,
especially upon black walnut.
Remove flower pnt stains upon win.
dowsllls by rubbing with boa wood ashes
and rinse with clean w
Cold cream, which ly becomes
1 rancid, may he preserved by the addi-
ton of • small amount of salicylic acid.
A rnedial journal says that in carry
ing children in the army care should be
taken not to *any them habitually on
the same side, as this tends to make
them one-sided.
A good finger -nail polish is pure oxide
ref tin, tinted with carmine, and per-
fumed to suit -American Cu:t.vstar.
initiate the merciless and industrial's
111 th It is esti they are re ettectnsl
as a destroying agent than either tobacco
cin.pher, or cedar shavings.
Rub your black -walnut minor ma -
chum. your tables, your cabinet organ,
or any other piece of solid furniture
you may bars with a sloth moistened
with kerosene oil, and you wilt quickly
see an improvement ; but keep it away
Brum varnish.
To use stock:ng feet after they sre
past mending cut off within an inch or
two of ankle and slip ever year shoes
when the walks about the yard are icy or
the floor is cold. Saves putting on and
fastening overshoes a great many times.
Sleeping with the head to the north
and physical and mental advantages t•,
be derived therefrom, is a subject in
which interest is being revived. A Ger-
man physician of note wee quoted many
years a o as saying that he heneved he
had alded at lead a decade t" his life,
besides keeping his health porfect, by
this practice.
allraralea.,
• My Miraculous (Cure was that J had
aulferee from kidney disease for about
tw . years, was ifl work all that time.
.A friend told me of 11. B. B. I tried it,
and am happy to say that I was cured by
two b'ttlee." Wm. 1 ier, St. Marys,
(hit.
Best `ray to prepare clothe@ far wash-
ing eerily is to put a pailful of warm
soft water into your tub, set It in your
washboard and soap clothe., one gar-
ment at a time, all over, giving extra
soaping to extra dirty places ; roil up
each piece as fast as seeped, like damp
clothes for firming, and put into the
warm water behind your beard ; let lie
an hoer, ifedone on teething day morn•
ing, otheribite do it the evening before.
Save two•thirds the rubbing.
Avoid. by all means, the use of calomel
for bilious complaints. Ayer's t'athartic
Pills, entirely vegetable, have been test-
ed forty yeais, and are acknowled to be
the best remedy for torpidity "f the
liver, costiveness, and all derangements
of the digestive apparatus.
•eadl•g e■ lir len.
_Ind we see little children wearing
spectacle. in school. Here is • reason
for it : Every street -car you enter is
filled with fathers of halo ones, Ranh
el there fathers, to save half an hour's
time, is reading the morning newspaper.
For years these fathers have ridden
from one to three miles in this jolting
vehicle, with the light changimg at every
turn ei the wheels, and with the (feu. of
the eye adjusting itself to the pnnt with
lightatsg-lute rapidity. 1f there were
a silliest -gleam made for reading aro the
street -car, with visible mechanism en
subtle that the focus could be self -ad-
justed with every trembling of the nb-
jeet—say a wheal should 117 lack and
forth tike the balaneespring of • watch -
would not the reader in the car begin
to underwtand the task which he puts on
the merles and nerves et hiseyeswhen
be opens • newspaper in a moving car f
Be may possibly not be wearing .out his
own eyes, but he is wearing out 1.i. fut-
ture children's -and this beyond the
•bane of a doubt.
Hare you eves tar ed McGregor &
Tarke's Carbolic ('erste for sere. of any
kind 1 It r beyond donut the very best
preparation in the market for heeling
and comet Serra, Rural, Barna, Puts,
Pimples. Blotches, and is the emely prep.
or method of applying (J•rbnlfe Acrd.
Hold at G. Rhyne•' drug mere for I(.
per hos. (1) 1
In the tummy of mdr:tues esu preps
ration has resolved nark uuivereal num
a,e,dation, ter the alleviation affords
and the pefutaueat eine it *Leets in kid
wiry dismiss as Dr. Van )I•r,,i s Ktuney
Cure. Its action in thews distressing
cumplaiuts is a.ply wowdertul bold
by J. Wilson. Ym
owe
Hay fever is a type • f catarrh having
',egoitar symptoms. It is •ttruded by an
inflamed seinditi•,u of the hung mem-
braaes of the meted., tsar duct. and
tbnat, af(.ctsug the lungs. An acrid
mucous is secreted, he diachargeisseeem-
paumed with a burning sensation. TMre
are severe spectate of •nesaIig, tregnenl
attack, of headache, watery and initial-
ed oyes. Ely's Cream Halm is a rrme
ely that can be depsodwt upon. 30ct&
at dneggisla ; by email, registered, tiA:ts.
gay Brothers , Diuggists, Owego. Nfew
York. ly
Meow 0....
le Great Briton the yussti•.n of Hume Teacher -"What du yeti understand
Rule is commanding .tteutiou. Te the by an unclean r irit 1" Juveolle Cow-
man with • odd in the head "r chest the mentatw-"A dirty
Weer way to ensure Heins Ru e .,ter a
mold is to have en hand a bottle of Dr.
�awyv's Red Pine Gum. For s demi
J. Wilson's Prescription drug store.
Bawl sprr•latr.
Run no risk in huyiug medicine, bet
try the great Kidney and Liver recalls -
tor, made hi Dr Chase, author of Chase's
receepe.. Try Chase's Liver Cure ler
an diseases of the Liter, Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels. Sold by James
Wilson, druggist.
,.1M Teenine; W 1r aafreareL
It you do am heed the warnings ut sa-
1 tun and at enoe pay attentive& to the
maiacemence u1 year health. Buw anew
we see s per«., put of frees day to day
the purchase of • mdtaw whie► if pr, -
cured at the &&&tart .d • diocese would
bare remedied it almost immediately
Now if Johnston'. Tonic Livor Pills had
been taken when the isst weseu,.m
Inde its &ppearut a the illness would
have been "Lipped ie the bed." John-
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills err
decidedly the beat modicum on the mar-
ket for general toots and inrigorsting
properties. Pills 25c. per battle. Bitters
50 cents said 111 per bottk, red by
0 .de the druggist, Albion block, s•I.
agent. lhl
Merchants can set their Idol Head& Later
Heats. Vic.. ac. premed at this since few very
little men than the. generally p.r ler the
paper. and 1t helve to advertise their business.
Call and mese .snmelrs and fret prices.
.t Fre•IakIr Life.
Feie men have accempl(ahed the IMM*
moment of work and good in this world
as the celebrated Dr Chase, Over
500,000.4 bis works have hewn *old in
Canada •lane, 11 e want every person
troubled with L:.er Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Kidney ..r Veiny
Troubles, to hue A bottle cf Dr Chases
Liner Cure, it will cure you. Medicni
and Receipt DoAat $1. bo!d by all
druggists.
t. tae $.-la working Order.
"My husband was truuiled with - -
dyspepsia for more than four years.
Two experienced physicians did him no
good. 11'e get discouraged, until we
read cf Burd•ck Blued Bitten ; hs to•..k
only two bottles and now is as well as
ever, and d•.ine heavy w.,rk all the
time." Mrs Richard It ,we, Harley,
Ont. 11 11. 11. has cured the worst
cases of chronic dyspepsia 2
Hare yea Toothache 1 Um Fluid Light
niter,
Hate you Rheumatism ! Use Fluid
Lightning.
Hitt, you a Stir Joint 1 Use F•uid Light-
ning.
Have you Neuralgia 1 I'm Fluid Light
Have you Lumba(o 1 t se Fluid Light•
Ar}xwttseublsd with Headache 1 Use
Fluid Lightniug.
Have you any Pain 1 Use Fuld Light-
ning.
h will cure you the instant it is applied.
Try it. 25c per bottle at G. Rhyme'
drug store. 1)
A W.aderfal organ.
The largest organ, arta wee that plays
a cuntr.11urg part_ un the health of the
body is the liver. If torpid or itlaetive
the whole system becomes diseased.
D . Chase's Liter Cure is made specially
for Liver slid Kidney diseases, and ie
guaranteed to cure. Recipe book aid
medicine $1. Sold by all droll:VAI _
The best regui►ten ter the et 'mach
and buweis, the beet cure fur btliuusoras,
sick headache, iudigestion, and ail affec-
tions arising from • disordieed liver, are
without exception JeMsos'. Tunic Liver
Pills. Small in sine, sugar cuatee, mild,
vet effective. 25 Ms, per fettle role by
carol*, druggist. Albion block, Gode
rich, sole agent. [a)
Te sir Medial rrelrwssew. ails all wises
A rare .aft.. 1 Is may roarer
Around each bettle of Dr Chase's
Liver Cure is a medical guide and receipe
book containing useful information, over
200 receiJee, and pronounced by doctors
and druggists as worth ten times the
cost of the medicine. Medicine and'
book $1. Sold by ail druggtsts.
. ea Tear Lenard.
Don't allow a cold in the head to slow-
ly and surely run into Catarrh, when
you egg be cured fur 25c. by using Dr.
Chum's Catarrh Cure. A few applica-
tions sure incipient catarrh ; 1 to Y boxes
cores ordinary catarrh ; 2 to ;i boxes is
gcaranteed to cure chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 25c and sure cure, $..l:1 by
all druggists ly
•
Phosphatine, or Nerve Noon, a i kos-
phate Element basad upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mase., cures Pulmon-
ary Censugipttup, sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neura17ia
and all wanting diseases of the' human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Nareutice, and no Stimulants, but limp;
ly the Phosphatic and (iartric Elements
fund in our daily food. A single fettle
is sulHciont to convince. All Druggists
1 sell it. $1 00 per bottle. Lo wan &
Co., cele agents for the Dominion,
I bb Front *rest Brat Toronto.
Mew a Mde t aag►t 4
A slim yout,g u.aa tic the height of
fashion was violently sneezing in a street
car, when a came :e'en remarked, "Aw, 1
Chawles, dea'i h.'y, how d'ye catch that
dueadlul *odd." "Ar, drab fellah, left'
my cone in the lower hall tether day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, .al
• • dreadful cold. it chilled me almost to
' j death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Rod Pine Cum his :fold would sot
tremble hist. very reach. For sale at J
N ilson'al prescription .:rug store. tf
eel a geek .tarot
Mr Goode, druggist, is not a hook
agent, but has the agency in Gl.dertch
fur J,hnsten's Tonic Bitters, which he
can heartily recommend for any cum -
plaint to which a tonic medicine is ap•
plicable. This valuable medicine has
been with most astonishingly good re-
sults in eases of general debility, wed: -
nem, irregularities peculiar to females,
mxtrwse palenew, impoverishment of the
blood, stomach and liter tn'uhlee, Ira.
of appetite, and for that general worn
oat feeling that nearly every ole is
troubled with at some part of ins year.
Don't forget the name Johnstone Teak
Bitten 50c. and 81 pee bottle at Goode'*
(1rug store, Albion block, Goderio'h, sole
agent. aJ
A special dispatch fr'm Stratford says:
John Mulcahy. of Vanau!ey street,
Tor►ate, hal hi. arm !*leen off by a tons
herr on Saturday night. Mterahy is •
tailor, and stole • nde to W. 11111711 on
Friday in hope of Reding work. Not
`sting any he walked hack here today.j
When No. 11 pulled out with two box
rata on Saturday night be th.wght it •
good oppnrt.ntty to steal a ride home,
and attempted to board one of the can.
but slipped and fell. The train passed
over his right arm, manr'ing ;t so badly
that it had to be amputated.
A Rawean-etf one dozen 'Taasen
ay" to any one sendin*( the beat fear lin-
rhyme nn ' Ta 'Marne. ' the remarkable
little gem for the Troth and Pat.. igh
your druetgest or address
-- --
As 1 approve of • youth wbe h u some•
thing of the old .tan in him. r. 1 am se
mew p'essed nth an old man that has
something of the yuitb,
NEW
FAMILY GROCERY
ateounir, ih.1*2wmu bu01 ughh11uHFA1' 2011 CAOH 1*a118.nhhogoto rk .sof Camisole
! 'diad tea, a eery aupero4' f•*rk of
FRESH
C4 -ROC=S i
Consisting of FRESH TEAS of this season'si rtation, com-
prising Young Hysons, Gunpowders, Japans and 8lacks,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, Janis, Jellies, Canned Goods of all descriptions, Biscuits.
Pure Ground Spices, Hominy, Maccaroni, Vermicetla, Tapioca,
Sago, Rice, Brushes, Tubs, Palls, Brooms,
and other ireful articles usually kept in • dnfr-I.a• city establishnieat.
tt 1\•rLl'TI•31 •r el * tamer* i i•t*LT 1.•Lll'ITkO.
WANT TO BUY A IUANTITT OF BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES & POTATOES.
REES PRICE & SON,
Store on the Square, Between K Downing's and C.,,alaibblo
God.siiL, April Ylat. y :. 90Yri
SPRING GOODS..
HIGH D tYNLOP,
FASHIONABLE
Tikes 14,4, 11 .n anwouncing that he has sow on hand a fall supply. of
T#EEBS, WORZTEDS & OTIIER CLOTIIs
:;l IT.AItLti 1801:
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
I-.(, lcnt tits. First -Clan.• t\ -ark. Lrae orders ear;r, owing to the spring r.i.h of pet
ns.as� assured.ISIisfactum assure.
Remember the Tient-tt eat street, net door :o Hank- of Montreal.W2
sr. a Stat,
(
WHO GETS PRIZE
Parties wishing to purctisea I'wnua, 1 44111111, or guy other Musical Inetrunient,
will de well to see
PROF_ CLAF,,KE
before doing s,, as he keeps nothing but the very best makes.
MASON & RISCH PIANOS,
a • , *.friPPZilla ORGANS,
Tri-ta.sri .a.n.t s
A present. the value w trout 1112 to g50, •ill be made to those purchasing
either .f the sl«.. e.
Violiva and Mouth Organs, Violin Strings, Music Books, Sheet Music and all
Musical Instrs•tenu,
IMP -The Cheapest Hoer in the Province.
Lessens on Pipe (reran, C•beset Org.n and Piano- For terms, fie„ spply at
th s Music Warehouse, West street, Ouderu h.
Y31 i'AIATti'.3
tr ctza P017DZr3.
Ars r:earant to t k& Co s!ata tletr era
Pt? _::-r. Is a a:s, ere, a.d ekeereal
Afe(reyer c teeter In C_.:1-ee or Attalla
BEWARE
CF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
As there are many infas-tor
goods, ewrdc t with MKh&asap aCtutpie.l by . gm
Pri taareb.uloteal.
Ira ow Um rep=most
Our �evo/lwa.
we warn t1. adle.s agalt $
such imposition by draw -
lag their attention to the
eeeetettyeterring that the
MOO
MIMICS ALI. HVPIO>R!,
• er.muon Seisieo, or Urs 1•n,
to worst tear lois. Mit-r
woe • *area." seal], ear •1@a
Mee m abort ea d •
ens . .stead by had
blood ar- conquered by IL. powerful, port -
fling. and intlgoratiny 1nedeine. Great
Satin` Cheers rapidly trailwok? ? its be-
nign influenFifa
t. per. y ier; it manifested
11 i..* -nm-y in etirmg Tette.* Rime Raaf**
Hoff.. Car tin mac eo, !sore Mere, ser+f-
talons Sere* and •welihw�fa, Nt
Joint Meeaoe, ib Ire $emelrtnp
Cotter. •r Thick `Meek, and CMars
Glared*. send ten 'elite in stamps ter a
lenge treastri with colored posteNMI. o• X ,
of tet• seals Mount fora heMM•
o N 1u ALretM ei.
•• TME
ammo 1s rugs LiPR."
Th•.nwghlr . hoots. n 1 &.lett Err. Pierce%
Golden ',Niles' Weerowerry.andeyed
dleeeiloto. • fair elk IN. buoyant tapir.
law, sad e I sal et re. t*Stfo, w ell be eytah(laia4, I
CONSUMPTION,
whish Y Serrata •r like Latwgy M ar-
rested end cured 1,y than milady. if wren he-
bd.,- the Wt stares of the d eeeite are• remelted
From Ila smarvrk.ue power erre the w'ii- y
evl remedy 110 We petite. 1.77411
fatal throat', warn Ona offeringin
offering di se
! tit ught Serteawly sot maim 11 Iaa. COO.
•w sept/esti Carry" Met ahantlos•d t1. at
ram, se too Imittrd for rm.•IL :rete whi• h,
frown ire wonderful 'w'ar.biatt.n of trim.% er
at a•nint. arersi..e, or hh'rwl-clearietne.
amt-tdlfrnf, re. totem, and r.utrn.vr proper-
•iee, ie ul.equ•ad, ort on'y set •+stator ya7ta-r.attmpltnn, ta.t for all eleruwle ml•.
eases of the•
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
I• you feel Mill, drowsy. debilitated. have
mlM--w rotor ..f skin..,4 ye fk,wYb-known .ride
on lace or bey. frequent b.wdmc-M-
aryl tad tarty In mouth. itlteRml tOr
Chide. mtetnetine well hot 0usbea bps morn.
and rt.w,ms. -gk
y t. n twvttrp+r•...t appetite.
Bsred •et+1 tetlw'„-. \.-u are gleno[ lr.'aa
Indlepee Ion, Ry.peMla, and T•rpM
Iver. .r mlailleanamm .w in many
mare 'city part of *bele Symptoms an es p..
rt flaw. Asa rrnwvy�y for all goal ewiea,
Ile. Pierre. fielder Inedleal !N. -
rover, m. 'ins-rrnald.
•r Weak Lit spleno41
Olkdvsnetsse •set. !`reps.
• 11% A.tkama, Severe Camelia, .lid
kin.:rr.l efto to•tw, wt s an ellsannt r•rmr*ty
't,� Rr hat-tutt*'pa at $1.00. •r ail
1.:TLES for $6.41s.
lewd ten .rats .n etmrnpe few Dr. Pkr.r's
be...a on r'..n,urnplloo. Aram]ewlt�,,
World's. blsspe *dry cam.. dewy.
t•
i ear etroet, lialarAirt. h Y.
&WO REWARD
• ram 1!y the mom=
al Ire. Esse a Gtiservk s1..m.-1
Ler • *sir of emarrk wbk•h
pou
have a ddt barthey mow* ee erg tee
'nitres•e or emersion. partial Iran rtf
ell. teat* r.r hwtng, weak ry.1i dal Is
pewmnre fn bode yr tt hsvei.
4 mess terminateIn ewwisuepthrt-
maiwm or c aaaeyotra•1.1/ Ice ate 11110.0411110.041.*a.'
aM thei wont
CCttarrl,ihi .*0a.tl.. M mesa►
OROIPTOO cum ce.
L stamped on Into: side of as Corallna goods,
wttksu18 which was are molar
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Vnleetka ell tyle elorged seems el Beg
Bowels. Kidneys and Unser, merry -
ingot( gradually without wus1egiritt 1(b
system. all the impurilie• awl find
humored the sesealiass M the seem
times Co,,*ettng Aeliftr. of the
curing Maumee's. Dye.
S tomach. Sem h0Darm epnartt�a��Thsn�UMMsnsmmsr
ofVtthe. Jmt Dropsy,. Sat
kik Illoorodhla.
Mewl
Evart, t ties.
mart, and
meal Debility • all tisane and many
oche' similar Complaints}iskl to the
L_el+poy in Bij$DOJQH
L MUM a 011.. Trulvf@Ile . Meet►
To the Callous of Badonoh
AND SURROCSDING (COUNTRY :
Having pnrrhaserl the good will sad
moo neat -
ss of oar aril -knows terwnce aa, 11. taenia,
wear' are prepared te ie all Sleds of
PAINTING k DE('ORATINO
embrsae In oar line.
\\'e wish to inform the re1414 people of 1181.
rewimnetty !bat we are herr to Kar. e`eaM-
gentty w' are prepared is meet lbs Lewes*
prtr@e some.
aolitutng s fast share or year patrewig4
we are yews to cemmand,
ELLIOTT & PRETTY.
(Ing s • d a KalewsMNtig@M(Wt y lir Hrpe.-k•af
oeier1.h Jas. V, M. IMtis
AViNf1 RE.
Ai I, C )t N 1i3HK1,
my shop in the isles
dile, put in Titre,
sew statim l Mir..
we or them the cele -
twined kochsster
elmsg l' ha its, amid
hired a journeymen
barber, we are la a
psadion to do Denim
Work than hereto-
fore.
Lady'. Mt ('hildres't.
tlairrutting made •-
specialty on all days
except Saturday.
tort and Scissor”
emend.
WM_ KNIGHT,
%yr., Street. two doors east ad P.O.. Goderich
The Greatest Luxury Obtainable for Impaired our Diseased
Vision is a Pair of
The Celebrated Axis Cut Pebbles t
The frauds that have - been perpetrated on the spectacle wearing
public by most spectacle (hiders and pedelloes by giving assumed an.!
fancy names to ordinary Oases..rpeaki. for the ignorance of the public
generally, in the all-istrp•rtant subject of the preservation of sight.
there are onl two articles fromwhich the spectacles lenses:can be
ntiutufaebsreti viz : Pebble and glae---cap glace( by any other name,
it Mill remains glass. Abide, on the other hand, is from lnatnre'•t
own manufactory. It iia a natural crystal found generally in free-
stone formation, and is herder than the rnhy and emerald, and near-
ly as harden the eiiamosil. The Pebble it. not more or less than a
transparent atone, cut by aid of diamond dug, and the greatest
amount of power in plseetl immediately over the centre of the grain
found in all pebble. It will give to the spectacle wearer the coolness.
freshness and a pleases* feeling that the ordinary tlpectaeIe lances
cannot by any possibility impart. All ..poctacles and eyeglasses are
stamped B. Land can wily be purchases/fro
Tfrom
iii Ota'
Druggist, Goderich.
nth 1t>s'f-
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
CiEO. B,EsxtruY,
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
�( Hamilton Street, Goderich
Marva.
.attar nmol wied1ie•t,4 . (D ning Meso1 a4 .* Parise atualiere sae 1 as 'rat
doge& d bat-Keb, Look ins Olessee Cupboards. reed Mewde' Ysltsremre �••keMasds
Meta
KS esanal ttereble t eeineiment of Coale. and !threads always se bead sly Rparees for hen
1rlti.., VstM•et • eat ieseeitee
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