HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-7-29, Page 7THE II' juN SIGN AL, FRIDAY, JULY •23, 1487.
Tan and Tuley. w..fltla..
)leu Nil" Vw ZlN i ►rs • tion a Tthl.j sit m *ammo LLS Mout ewe -
war ..t all diem as, this ie especially true
her heads. daring the GP and wises wuutbe, owing
A lletat.hysical Paradise - Killing to the skim being frequently shi1M',
yrwrself with hard work to fM • pidog• peer slimed, eamtlery cuuehtwa diwit,-
The L merlon warthog pommies Begat* tea. Om*'Kruwilia taros wori on It..
Bill Ow of his Indat* hast Woo try- kid..y*, whea► Sault fail to perf..rw this
iLg to scalp • full. eaten sma►lta1 of work, and thereby be
e0.ae weekesed sal diseased ; and in
aged• besot.• prissier lOB r o.d.
fie remembers seam/ • gloms towel
whoa • boy.
The real reason why stereoes lire to
such an mitres* aid age is that they
don't knuw exactly when they were
bora.
ttoewe-(Irwntmar Class - Dialogue•
bitterest teacher aad J.aboa. What is
the future of 'he drank* 1 Johnuie-
11e is drunk.
There .re very few things to this
world worth g+ttin4 angry about, •nd
tag *s prseisely the things whtek do
nut
A little Kid's father bas • round bald
spot. Kissing him •t bedtime out lung
ado, she said : "Stoup down, popsy dear,
I wast to kiss the pow where the Rainy
shows."
From an old bachelor's album "It's
too rood to marry when este is young,and
too hate to starry when cite u o14. The
Wawa; may profitably be devoted to
redectius. "
Ella Wheeler Wiloos says that the
o„1.141 has outlived all its passion. She
an cure herself of this error by pleating
the heel of bet shoe on • mitred flap's
Dorn.
The New Ork•ns Pim-ay,tw we it
takes nine amen to play • gamed `les
b•11. It takes eighteen men, else am
Aire and the whole grand stand to play a
game up here.
Mrs Nouveau Riche- Aw, yes, that's
wiry pretty bet I don't bit. the 1411.,
'Cosmos Prepay.' Haren't yew-aw-
any other kind 1 don't core bow Crush 1
have to pay. ela
This conclusion to a conversation waw
.nverbeard in a horsear the other day :
•k•ou;don't mean to may that she was a
bad woman ; always supposed that she
was • regular virtuoso.'
Down in Teras whenever • train runs
over a coo the •oattteer reports the oc-
currence in the following phrase : 'Made a dem" .1 her,' which u,eais that
they creamed s Tessa cow with a railroad.
Mrs Harlon (who feels that she Donde
spender' in sousing to the Newg.old's
b Lll)-Extremely ordinary poop:e here ;
oomtsos lo.,kiug wotnau neer there.
and what a dress she has urs. (Sud-
denly di.coyere that she is teeing a
Mirror.)
-A shrewish -tempered women said to
b'e irit'1 retied'tattooed -"I .uppvsr
ye wad craw Wm* •,K, 1 to dee r
'Keel, Betty, gin it were the L.rd's will,
it wad be doubly sinfu' o' me to ems
plaie, be cautiously setpbad.
-A Snitch Presbyterian mistletoe,
who 'slurried a employ,' his rretic parish-
ioners, fell eyosedi. ly diswlneetted o0
IMP hit selling the bridianw•m if he were
willing to take the woman Ise his wed-
ded wife, by his scratching his head and
saying, "Ay, am wulna, but I'd rather
bee bet sister.-
-Frivolous young lady (to guide) :-
"How deep a this hole r' Guide :-
•'Never dm= measured, Rina" Frivolo,*
young lady :-"Suppose I were to fail
down there, where do you suppose I
should go to r Guide :-"That d.peeda,
miss, upon hew rya have heed in this
world."
-"Thai must be a tie stream for
trout," said • ',atlases to a rustic,
whom he had observed some hours pre-
viously engaged in CIN mime oesspatimta
.,f sngliog. -Wool, it mann bei that,"
was the reply ; 'for I Myo been standing
here for toree oors, ea dell a sae o
thein will stir not o't.'
u It to undies they tad to elt.ivate 1' •
and front ttw blood, which accu.auletw
in the system astd ni netts the muscles
ase serves.
khsisali•m is olessifieJ as acute,
chronic, rheumatic rout, artiCJl.r and
memorial rheemstism.
Aosta rl a lmstisw appears in t •
joists, ewe ur more at n owe It is
mwde•t•d by redo s,, pato esti sect-
te', the suffering is nowise It is liable
to &tack to heart, suddenly pr•,Juciog
• painful aad danger -us u•mp'icatioo,
often eawtug death is • mew hours, as
was the ease with the wife of se es -
Oficial .4 Cblasgn, a abort time sloe .
Only last week 1 was tilled to reit, a
lady wowing with scot* rheumatism,
sit hours later I was called in has:' to
make a second visit, I found my patient
sores ing intensely hands ear xd over t'le
heart and struggling i.* breath, the die -
ease had Eon. to the heart. and for three
hours it was diflie.lt to tell which would
gain the nn•st.ry-at the fourth hour vic-
tory was &.oust, and my parieul was
testing oolefurtabl .
My treatttt•ut ur this severe stuck
was:
Till fDNA t. sR'•1:s•1•0.11a0X
watt► r ►l.vade eeal,.r1 14 .ear Cate
swam Ma, • .
Tie "h.h+a) .b proem .. w" an. 1. .• the met
It will out to: k.. th..•, fi'we . f .1 .ruse
with wual..wr ea taw. ., 1.. L.. 1 8:.L 4.11 rue'
tilalium. F w Mahe, ....AA .t too .t 4,11 have
en air s arrplea, •fl... .•:.11. . el l.0 hard
finished au I tinted* e.J.w slat will be restful
to the eye. Th. ....?....-k will 1r► a-hishad
in it. natural WI.'.-, tr..tst • d hewer ed-
aiWet Tie fh.. will Isis of Last, polished
wood, a nth •4..11 rugs Inc /roof. rt
that are shal..t4r s.rlly P.. thong that
world int it. rhe . ill i.e strictly eacatwitsl,
thermions the I.onsi4v.. 4 111 1+4%. is. 1..1ra
earsinga Th• o.w• 114.r a.attrase will be .1
tie lest quality. ns.•:•• us two parse fur .r-
%eu..ra.on uo taroulr a!1 I svin/, witl, a •..era
wire gale. Iei . ails. The teal t•1.41.iug will he
the Iyrh4..a. at the wooer time was isnot, eau'
wettest of tl..ulet..nd white .0r.u1..
All eitet :..h.ruuu•.str of Luso Moe aad
fancy things .4 uu w.• w11I not find • (Isis11
le:e. The curtails* sill Ie of thin, trackable
nalr,wL
Tile "owning woman" will 1I in 10113 ve Ler L..1
set awe) from ill., wail f•ir b.-&eh'..ake as is ell
SA C.W% rancor.. tJ...kris "co... 1.n -•" will les
Li .hale ■s Iasis ai stat..uaary trawls Goin �$�h
had ani ...hi water ji cwn
.oere,l, time port+ .le
1ra.1,t.o •I I, ,ng uwil imi.tra.l..h.• 1.r.-ferruig
to .1.s. li:tl.• .sire Sisk W r yany rut
J beteg riuwl) muni ,ictd• ell% p.idu.el. Her
led will be well spored owns the first ding in
the so..nsiryr, ase' the .,*,.,twos and av 1151 ILA
iu 1.. d.. its ,..rt 4..ard aim...4 wn.l clrauatise
tt.e.aae, moat dor etakiuq .4 the L.al oda Lr
tow 1a41 of lir us.ruiiig doter.
1
-me" nag Ibs Teals r.
Doom ear tie I'Ailudripha., TY•m�sa --
"•r•�1� - 'I take.. lied. mote ur tr.11d1a
7.4. 5Xhd,it.rl ut uli
the de.i 4air`) slay life. a.d
Bt. Au.lr lin (.v:r three Jeay.s
3 Drachms, yet it is displayed &lomat daily so a inseams
Fr. Ex. Cramp Bark :S Jracblos that .mak.* the heroism of the tempest of
battle is.. Legere it Thr Itensisee el the
Mee . trttk a.•hl w iscwarain .wfalLng�ry; Uit
Tams Lobelia 1 drachm.the iMen
sade of eshillitimelee*of the mel
•' Black aw ho.3 dr'b
chins.
" Capsicuml drwchin.
With enough simple syrup to nil a four
omen vial. A teaspoonful was given
in hot water .very thirty minutes. Also
spirits of Mveader asnpuuad,• teaspoon -
fel every thirty mioetes,alternatiag with
the above pr.scriptios-,sternally, the
following liniment was applied .
Fl. Ea. Mullien leaves s; drachma
" Black C.,hosa s; drachma
Tinct. Lobelia
ounce.
Every hoar, also, cloths wrung nut of
hot water, and chan$ed frequ.utly until
relieved.
To treat rheumatism successfully, we
hast open all the secretory organs ; the
liver, kidneys and skin oast be kept
native, and an alterative course pursued.
An intuition .tile from leaves of the
Australian fever tree, 3. almost a.peciSc
in this disease, owing to its stimulating
properties, when the secretins organa
are kept active. For the liver this
io-Redicat liver pills hare • fiat,
Take fox the kidneys :
Fle
Ex. Juniper Berries
Dwarf Eider
Simple Syrup
Take • teaspoonful every two hours
Fir the skin, the Medical Hut Air
Battu have no equal -the above treat
meat, if followed vigorously, falls
to relieve in from three to (ire day..
J. E. C. -aced 23 years -carpenter ;
employed to treat him for acute rheuma-
tism. It had attacked every jcint, *e-
mpties the left wrist and hand, he was
n ot able to ..,,e • muscle without ett-
crroiatiog pein. He wee carried from
the bed and put into the Meditated Hot
uetivnlwl I,,•ais seldom cause m'w than a
taming tril.ute.
The nh rt w4alle eil..L.ta s.. of herniae are
often glean Is the Wren of trams in gas •
of serious socials -at. T3.err ir. many iastameee
within the utemory d all hut. -lingism citizens
when botw.aatre egrieeera have Lanusally
bared death 10 wire the Lim .4 the p•wn-
dem e.strueterl t. their *kill awl can.: and it
is • rare eaerydinn whet. t1.e enguneer dew
o ut Snit nraw4w the wifely of edam in iso
Vents of orate peril to I.a tram,. loving La
ewu safety to chance. Truer, it it he duty;
Mt h..w many are mitelftd of (lye lull measure
et 'Inky when drat, confronts lens!
The lad wtnh of the rngivaer .et the New
1-owk Cestral train that ss.. thrown frost the
trawl lye • landslide • few day. ago. were:
"Boys, dye the train ! ' His engine had
plunged int. the river down • preceptor of
two hurwire.1 feet, and Ie was talon up in the
senium of death. Ile h:ut ttmerf..rwad hie
d uty with • heroism worthy of the Spartan
Wed of Thermopylis, but h t !homwag
for the safety +d others, and tat
iltg!homed ii..t_l
train wan due in a few ;minutes, la could oaf
utter; quip, flag the train," w 1.-u death end-
ed his sarriug.
The wnrld is 4.nw.us. to f.w et the heroism
rites re .t.:� n *Verydee life. It wur.hi�
at -theeikaf a the heroism of wood tattle
ounce. bolds. where only the %enema CTavdll ebeid be
4 ounce. sewed, bet it gives *cant sad/redoes justice
•o the heroism that accepts death in e line
3 th
uuDCss. of duty,aad ens in the throes d death is wiisd-
ful of toe sd.t► of others. Town is a .dose
d grandest hennas', in the laws words of En-
gineer Ystaw
ur. who* the agony adeath fair
Aa lest order for the safety .1f hue pasaewgars:
"Bore, flag the train ""
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CA11PB[LL'i
T0NIC
ELIXIR
'11, is acreewWe. yet potion propos-
itivo
repotsChill is'opwrtally adapted f tr the relief
alai cure of that elates of ,l *uuIefa
attendant ;genii a low or reshrwl male
of the n)'steal. rima usually uttoutl,tinied
Ly Pallor Weekatees a.ol I'aitwtali.ul
lis( Lite Heart I'nmit.t res;:tx will
follow its Mae in Cance of esuul.leu Ex-
haustion ariafup•• (nun L.n. of Itloel,
Acute or ('hrwara l timelines, soul In the
wrah near that ht variably a••e I AIM a
11.e toeovt•ry from 11'444u11;; Fe.. r,.. No
remedy will give 1,11 ire elw•e.ly relief t11
Ilyspl<si•or ludigratiais Hoactksi on
the at..wt ch Lt lug that of a grog k Wel
termism wish., exciting 11n+ urgaux of
digestions to action, moil thus affonliug
immediate azul )nnnala•ut retie.1 The
annivatir. pan.Kniest of the different
gpAgotles which the Elixir coulaius
resole/ it useful iu 1.lainteni i .y s1 ; Mia•
It is a rall_alde rcutaly for Motile
l)y•pepata, which 1s apt to occur fu
lemons of a gouty character.
For Ianp1wntreririn.l Itloal, Lel of
Appeute, Lulen.dcucy, aad h1 all cases
where an eff tine stud clnaiu o.tiatu-
Isnt it requ p.l, *In; Elixir will be
found iutalutalde. mea - -
lu Fevcte Of a Malarial T)pe, and
tt; various eviI nouns fo!!•,n nig expo-
sure to lye cold or w. t wra:her, It will
prove a Talualde n-rtorative, Ile
combination of l'ihuch..na ('ulisay-a stud
fierls-;tana an. universally n•...giixtd
es epeciiice for the aluvc-uauotd r ir;ur-
tfed&.
r
"` frwdes rl.t.. srw..it....
- T &u.ui the Prwridemcr .faura•f.
'Abd now the Knights of Llwre is Chieaeo
ars complaining oil and threatosiiK to ranee
the despotism of the Carpenters' Oteineu&.
Among the strikers throe awe seta. Eines of
Labor who are ready to recurs to work. but
Lir bath for half an boor whsu b• oast* wit* aver twat "the Carpenter. Brotherhood
wt of the bath he walked back to bed Is bossing Umu'w'•" Thr.. wnrkingmeo are be-
wiNwilt aid. Oo the folio wing day, he hnJt
w assisted into the bath, and casae
out of it free front pain and walked
alone to his bed : in fire days he was
on the street, and in ten days able to
re•omwork.
Jame -Mr. Guthrie. J. P., Brachia,
telt of a+yang nun who inn MI • fun.
sal aad took a glass of Whiskey every
time the Mettle carte near. CHs the
timelier time cortege to start be was so
far roes with the drink that a clergyman
oust palled kis at and said :-`You are tali.tag tar too auoh-more than outer
Irsl. are tski.g !' The wean instantly
replied, 'An what fur no 1 1'. the
corpse's brother r
Hsu Inn. -'Are you not perfectlyr
delighted with our dear old Boon reek-
ed a Rushing Bostonian of a ;snag
mamas direst from Arizoca- We as
T rood of oar city. *ad I'm sere you
will be *harmed with its lovely suburbs,
its works of art, its beautiful husk.. -O,
it is lovely !' 'Yes.' mid Mia Arizona,
r�I�, 'it's pretty fly. I Mal Wow but
akea the cake over Omaha in some
things. But, somobuw or other, I ain't
lash sleek cm either pleas. I like
t
les., 'boot as weft e. any
p fr everTi
struck s Rol the asap
avid go Boston rover had.'
runnier to to realiselbs tyranny w may b•.
and Las been. exercised over them by
Andy own aad ■imibir o.ganizatiosa Th.
subrmwsaw w)s Is. retuned to a cog -
Igoe body gikl repidiared when
.sired by the t tws to which
Ore kwig
lbelow h wo)mos tie
milds d th.w people that whisper' totpLusn_bs
idleness when Wei w to Ir lawn awl f .Irly re-
• net► -r sled glee- ousierated; whniver incites to vwlener; who-
ever sacouragee Al..... anti ill fnnling i. ty
"I know a Foot joke on an editor disregarded The theaanvoris til wxrkdlgtnert
now out 4aaployaect in Wow. Inca' of
then Irate itn,�lrr��v sot th UW C1w+r ..n1 11
their st1 iolnuasd natter., a ill not continue
to 0%e into this hands 14 a few tnrgwwr•.hle
sad thou,htlrus 1.I11cials their darty brew I sail
thw happiness of Ilieir lesinrn !Ls creel as
sesoereey a. is.stt,.stsel 1..- lir Lu al.tw Mars
oea.aror, said Iy .cher 1 ✓.w •. g..m.. ..low.. et
115..1 cannot he m.int..in.-I f•" a. r t•.«.t
length of time in a L.!..I d 1 1,.111 ..0 1 of ivy
te Nessa..
fro. Haliled, 11. T.," said a conductor
on the St.Paul, 'and I guess I have to
tell it. He's a colonel, but I shoot
give you his last name. Last week he
came into tat. Paul on business, and after
registering at the best hotel in town
started out to w Ilse awkta. It was
about 2 o'olock m the morning when he
returned, a little the worse for wear. It
happened that the night porter who
-
• etw
wrsaal.
M
showed him to his room was only about 1 A good disiafeetsnt is made by dis-
half awake, and without know** what salving half a drachm of nitrate of lead
he was doiug,usheted the oolnod into the I in • pint bl boiling water, theta diesuh e
bath room attached to the apartment as. two drachms of owntaon salt in .iebt or
ten estts m.f water. When bath •rs
Mooed for his use, mattered '(%' night, thorogughly dissnlvei, pour the two mix -
sir,' and diesppeaced. thumb morning •t tures together, end when the .dimes%
tie breakfast table tNYoatsna juntas- has settled your have a pail of clear fluid,
list met an &epitLS is. and said to which is the aaturat.d /motionof tbe
chloride of lead. A cloth saturated with
W.:
the liquid and hung up in • room will
at once sweeten • fetid atmosphere
Poured down • sink, water closet, or
drain, or es any decaying or offensive
object. it will products the seine result.
The nitrate of led is very cheap, and
a rand of it wnold make several bu-
rets of the di.infeetant.
motets. mid n.1Wsa c•mm.s Wooer.
A eovreepwiaet of the Whemdsereplifde•
sires to know how to stain sad linteh oosa-
eaon woods la imitation of walnut. He
d... not like that kind of wok, bet it
looks dingy asci blast and not at all vies
The answer is Oren as follows : To
stale common woods, as pine, whltewoed,
ash, oak, etc., to imitate black walnet,
take burst dry lumber and mix it with
stale beer or with water to which • little
sugar has bees added ; rob the wood
over with the snlotirw, using • sponge or
rag, and then varnish when dry. Anoth•
•r steeliest stain to imitate black walest
is made by taking two learta of rain
wggr, adding three ounces sal soda, fuer
Vatd M Wipers* and 4 creme
rams= Errtaem, -iWhew
tho
tars hell 1dr eig SO mIsult• it o•vi
he applied with either a brush or
spouse. When tarn ar
). Weeds that dry, Maps" will de -
la
MIeM�•�MsMratiearirh
be m h
&Asa a spirit
Taraah, sesimilates better with the Maio
anal suit .seiehe0 it. 1t else provosts
the Impel &Oohing or rubbhag ,art.'inhee
Irma .tflbfeg le.
'Fns hotel, this.'
'Yes, one of the bol in the e0entry.'
'Do you like their stew-fsngI.i beds,'
'Their beds are old VW. though I
didn't know that there was anything
new about them.'
'Weil, they've gunk= damndest bed is
say room you stub' set eyes on. It's
m we like a solus, an' %kora easel •
blamed bit of oogtae on it. I was cold
all night. it's trait that it's mighty fine
to have waterloo beady that when fells
pts thirst in the night he don't have to
stet not of Led for a drink, but the worst
of it'mein my ease tkpl it wee Jost my
darted lock to leers the thug rennin
a little the last time i look a drink out of
it, an when 1 woke up spin I wee sigh
drowned in odd water. Nevar *peat
such a miserable night in my life.'
Cestum•r (severely) -Do yaw sell die -
mused meat hers f Bobilwr (blandly)- -
W1la . than that, W. CtwtemSt (e. -
em 1 pow sin that
t'AMTV 'CLAN Awtvv TCS Y r*CiA-
treet. -1a owe of the battles of the Meli-
na wtlo Imo, GewR. N. Derby was
woseded, and the Comate .4er-ls Chief,
behalf near, redo up to the group mar -
rounding hi., aid, lading that the in-
jury wee not dana.rou., 'tasted away
with the poet* 'Good -
day, Liealtsant 'Vogel -day,
General Scott,' re pedal the party ed-
dressed wfllelently loot ter hie reliriag
egyeetee to hear. 'The General'. we
L sot draft,' said one of the peep.
'No 1" was the rempoase - 'rad neither
i. an. as a D•rb.'-baa %remium tx-
8efd fovea Thalami* Phonily JLaliciaa.
P•ire, a1 per Balk, or
baz Pottle* fur Own.
Davie& Lawrenao Co. (Limited)
OLE *otriS,
)uoxtraaAt, Y.Q.
lW" PEBBY DAMS'
PAIN -KILLER
is RSCONVEXDZD IT
Pkyaiei4*a, Ministers, Missionaries,
Yana:gra of F o wrier, it-,•rt-sh •ys.
J'lastdi..as, Nantes it Iln.pifu
-ie st..rf, errrytudy everywhere
Coke hue ever poen it u grid/.
TAKE'S t4TEastl.1.T MIXED KITH A
•I!hs n:LA•a ur nor MILK AND
St a:AU, IT WILL BS ros7a
A SELLS VAILI$u
craa moa
SUDDEN COi.i)S, CHILLS, CON-
GESTION OR.f ruI'PA(:E OF
CIRCULATiON, CRAMPS, -
PAINS IN TiiE STOMACH, SUM-
MER AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
SORE THROAT , lr.c. ,
snooze LXTLRXALLT,
txrrsvuw(u nae T•orav IT rhe Mose
Lrrecrtrs Axt. NEST u$INLX • us.
_ ILARTM is -salnoyLu10 TUX PAC*
Allstxa rasa
prrAIMS. lIRUISES, 11HErMA-
TISM, NEi;I:.tLGIA, SWELLED
FACE., Tt*OTI AC!!E,
BURNS, FROST BITES, i.., tc.
Y:rcts. pe. Ruffle.
sir Beware of Imitations. -Sig
DRIVE IN TEAS!
N seket Fired Japan - New Tees N•arreated inure. S ike. for (1. This Tea Ir towel w war so d
at Mk. Ib. by pedlar..
Omer Japsw freta We. to .Ric. per ab. Entre, Cloud Y puna IV sea. fn in !..c. lb, up.
A eppew.lalty 1.1 Young Hyes. Ta 1. s 1b. lute Dal). our tl ie.
Try my 10.•. Yonas Hyeu•, and aad ,t the Cheapest la the a,arket. Egg* .sea 1a exchange.
At 0. CRABB'S, Uoderich.
SPBING GOODS
Jost opened out • fu:: aasertaent of may ewe tmporrattuu.. rod soiling at
wholesale i..sad
rt
Wool t a.wreree, Wool I*rle1.. •Wta• d i •-
Ttweeruss.aades a1 Erik's le Aeleataa.
g '('all aad see. •Iwo)s pleased to snow stock.
rpo not forest the ul 1 stand on 1L. Square.
.+.rilTib.ii 100-11C. CRA'BB, G-oderi3'i.
NEW SPRING GOODS
ABRAHAM SMITH
TAILOR & CLOTHIER
1111' u.t received. and s now opening a lard. aa.nrtment of
READY-MADE MA'N'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
Attu on hand a lattice stock of the
LATEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS 00 CLOTHS
Fur the make-up of t31'ItINO scITN.
ORDERED 'WORK A SPECIAL'S" I
4i...rm./iA1l.M SMITE B-
lia t SA. issuer,. Ouderi.h. March 31::1. 118'. *SO
IF IOC WAXT
p IF WC WANT
-RGA
„Au. AT THE -
Toronto Cash Store
THE SPRING STOCK
IS WOW' 0011[PLETE.
aril' are lasted to come aad exea:ue the quality •nd pro x.1113
Remember the stand :-THE TORONTO CASH STORE.
X5.7 Ma,neager_
Oodcrich. Apnl2tth, lei'. Irk
MISS 7.X.71=.61C1INTSON..
The Latesi Freuch and Aiuericau Styes!
HATS, BONNETS
Feathers, Flowers, Fancy Trimmings
CAMPBELL'S
•
CATHARTIC
COMPaiiNV
all4 .ffectiie in small
doses, acts without
griping, does not 00 -
enation nausea. and
will not cr. ate Irri-
tation and e•tnge*ti•m
as do n:anv of the
usual cathartics ad.
adadatered to the
forst of fills. Ace
Ladies and Chil-
dren having the most sensitive aw-
aited* take this iusboius without Woo -
Lie or complaint
CAtlrnsLI.'. CAT,ARTIC Cnwpnwwi.
is especially adapted for the cure of
1 Lies. i C•tn,LAtKT. A%4 BILI;•_* I)t.-
I ONDELa.
Fon Arin STOMACH AND Lo.. or Ar -
FLUTE.
FOS RICK HsAaacwe AND 1) - la.
Fos CoasytrattoN is COSTI r tease.
FON ALL Costa.Ai,Te Asts1NIA ► aM A
D,O.DE.LD *TATS Or Tu eo-
macu.
This medicine being in iiquil form,
time dnse can he easily rreeggulated two
meet the regiurrmenu of different per -
sous, tits staking ft equally well
adapted to the use of the little child as
to the adult. Put up is three ounce
buttes, and sold by al: dealers in
family medicines.
Pries Retail. 15 Cents.
A a •w story of 'Bob' Toombs is afloat.
At • dinner party he waited for a pause
in the dissuasion, and then addressing
Lard E'gin in stentorian tones remarked
•prep.* of the enerw.ing topic : 'Yes,
my Lord we are about to resume the
torch of liberty on the altar of liberty.'
Upon whseh oar hostess, with a sinusitis
*mil., said : '0, I am so glad to hear
you my that again, Senator. ; for I auld
my husband that y.ru had made use of
exactly the sante 'apt -swoon to sae yes-
terday, and he said you would not have
talked such nonsense to anybody but a
woman.' The shoots of langbtsr which
greeted.this sally sleuthed even the
worthy Roister. which was the .,re
grttify*. HI these present, as to do so
was en aebi•vetae.t not easily ace..a
plashed.
Tr.etmraioMe d.ak io meadow% and
prstrra, or lswae, trim to dm mows
.M ttlpply a few drops of vitriol.
Paris 'nom -The American to.rist in
nine*.
Q seises « imos aro arnaging for yeeht
races, two dapphorse rears and braes
bawd 'during exhibition
week.
For neatness and ennead'see sake,
egpestieR tomatoes M some sort et
keine or trellis is desitltble, akin in help
rlett rat in the trait ; hot in so way
ie tMtsius bear n heavier erep or for •
loweer time than when allowed to spra.d
over the ground. Of .agree we amf-
mmleb the greed with emerge, Wary.
Mut or lay glome strong brush amiss the
eines, be lamp them eCthe ground.
CADVC1='BELI1S3
Thk 4/104,
tI.
f•t
p e, My�M� � �
4 *wnhevand..1 AP
emeof tt+.t agar of Owordws
aasaanr apse • Lew erndeesd
sats of die so vas-. wed essay sc.
.es�id by Paler, Weals" ussad PLi.
disr(.a of as Heart- Pts.st maks mil
fs1M
its me is assts .f some. ea1rr.
swoon mea, Less et aloe/. Acca sr Chrome
Diseessa aid is *5 wasimmile 1154 ,..art4 15
amaespemes the recovery fres tree,
Feer,.
N<=e111:eriti.eteuensarApp=7=-A,
s mealy sIpsi were re,relief i.
.cyi..Ieesezecy. mad ie ae weer wows �
an arrstvtrs end eec�esrrmare
414 'Tth•W WEIRlis
4 fumed rsvAw•
ibkA_MIS
SdI
by ell I)raerrr is JiArIM1
DAPI t LAWILEN08 OLdiedise
Etc.. Etc r Etc.
.ego -House.
Agent for Domestic Patterns.
Wg$T STREET. (IODERIC1
M/MM Asril ebb. 1511.
DANIEL GORDON,
ABINETMAKER
UNDERTAKER.ANG LEAbIWO
Anyone an advert.se, bu: I can shhetS oc . sl have
Aum_'dock on hand than asp two
bounce
FURNITURE.
1 have now nn Land 13 different styles of Bedroom Suites. 8 different Nyle. of SNebserds, 3
Parlor *ultra and almost anything in the Furniture line. all of which will he sold
AN CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND DONT 101" FORGET IT.
In the UNDERTAKING I gine personal attention. an i the benefit now of tae.rly is years
experience. i think 1 Aare the best Hearers is the Conn.} of Huron -1 4111 leave the public
to 1.edge. i have everything usually kmat in a first -clam establishment. such a. Ca.kete.
CoMns. Shrouds. Habit.. Glove.. Crapes. tie. Embalming dote whea required.
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mOuerwtee to give .tefactioe la @Teri case.
OLD STAND BETWEEN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL
O.derich. Sept Ilk, MIL
PATENTS1
nt
o 'gated
R T rmrs.
Orr ease 1s opposite the 1'. S. Patent Of-
fice. aad wo ear obtain Parente In hes tits*
Cita thesis remote treat tf-A.NHiNOTON.
Mead MODRI. OR I,R.I WINO. We *A-
rias as to patestabUiti free of change,- and
we ke Af)) '114 ROK UNLESS WI'EOB•
TA IN P41'KNY
We refer. bore, to Cir Postmaster.th. Supt.
of Mousey Order Iyiv„ and to officials of the
U. N. Patent Office. For circular. advice.
terms and referrtanes to actual clients in poor
owe Mute or Count write to
.' •. engemoy�,
Oppoette Patent Odes. Ws.cs.IIagtee. D. C.
LAGY_AR ° ;, 1.
BLSA.
ENVELOIES
R
. W. McKENZIE
DUNN'S
BKINQ
DER
a�sr rdum
IMPORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ELF ': AND ': HEAVY
HARDWARE,
•l
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
GODERICH.