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THE HURON BIOATAL FRIDAY. SEP?:. A 1887.
DMA Risme.
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•'Iwe wart hem men till set of esu " Thu
da,
"Sat wetneel week is elves dime' unite
true.
Ter whim w task ellen lialabed, setaetbleg'e
bead
411trlltlrg • bmginatag.•11 year rouaL
Whether at he
TO draw tM tem
Or bake the bread.
Or make Use bed.
Or ply the broom.
Or data Me mom.
Or Seer to scrub.
Or knives to rub.
Or lulle to tet.
Or meals to get,
Or libel v es to scan.
Or trust to oast.
Or .ends to sow.
th plants to grow.
Or Ileums to bleach.
Or 1,0100s to tar'..
Oe butter to ebura.
(lr pickets to taro.
misasse.ogeiseasmensmitM"uiy pini"fraGi-
Or plate of bras
lir clothes to mend.
1R children to tend.
Or notes iudlte.
Or eerier write -
These ears ?rope& your barks o'er buuuseho!d
Nat
1■ sea ry Lovas wbera you rest at rase,
And, one word more, dot'' you_iprget
Owe. - Western 1'.owman
Ssmsf. SNt•. ae= wire a.
The day bw,..re iui.i..0 day, M.culay, st 11
ocY.rk .. the iso rw.em, •olgoW the moue r.•y&I
tarty art a ad .sl the • Wild Wee- asal onkel
to • eats -:..l ,novo •r.i..n--.. 75.: • p arty cameo ed
of the 1'r:M•e of t'. o!... l'tinc •s..4 W..:..,,
Prints Altai-. ..tor .4 Wale.. Primer George
of Wei.,I'rtu.r+sn,. Viet rr.lewl.eal..l?la•td
44 Wates, Eine .4 rtetw.yr KHa of Itremark.
tM Kfn,: ••f (.rose. I'te king..( tf.w Hraam.,
the Crown Prince awl I'rinp•s• .4 6.wm-nT,
Prince O.rgae Gal Newts., fluke fluke .f Spur -
In of Orme.% Hen.dit.n I'riue.• and
Princess Sale ..leiwiu-.n. PI -Poem Victoria
..f Prussia. Prima. female .4 Roden. Primroses*
Mopby stat )1 a-•ttaret .4 Petted... ..wt a larwe
Pon/ of lathm and terotl••enea 1e ettreeknee
raeluaging to the dllfereut w.•. -ted .4
They were all highly dutti1tted w.eh the per-
formance. 'waked am) nen a•r .4 . uawt h.u.. stet
at the the l'r...rr of t1.*A•....ee...,d
the cress, .tel walking Ian to ( rat. 1•odv. who
was on Iora.o,ck• .hook l ..4. $ wok hoe and
remarked.
1 think you aro the floe mac who ever ploy -
ed to four kinge.-
To which Hufralo 1if11, with a twinkle In kis
eye. retreaded quietly:
•141r. 1 have frept early played to fent kisses.
but I heli a h...l ot nine lisp• and the
Prkace
Rosa." of Woke: that's the 'bus* la..u.i -. r•y.1
• Seth .r Mot
Prem. The Ilnsifloa Tier., JON 21, -
Raw George A. Roll, (.orae-r:y of Barton d
sad now of Niagara Faib South, was in the I
sty yesterday. 11. wowed • Tines reporter
a relic of old days which le melted top is an
old house *loch Iwlange4 to. the Lae Air.
Samuel 1'. !Street, located in the ',sweetness' c
Pork It u w p a pe.d Ix** piper. 3s i 15.1,.. : t
on which is written its a nice haat :
dyers At'ut'eT. lett
Dram NIR : i am ..wry t.. he under the neves.
ally of aDelying W yew .gain for s. r• but this 1
*la belhwwllf d a rick person who in below at re.
laa►Id'a, end roans procure why. The Isom
icy in the world tasty. half w loved or one „
'• would do. and if you could dispose d
ual of this canteen of shrub 1 would be 1 a
mum obliged tuyou.-Your obedient servant.
U. C. Jousisros. Fort Royal. •
away was sugar in noose days. Flour was ea
3100 a barrel. and it frequently est the
• American lioverntasnttransport00 to transport a 1
cannon from one point w the other. Every -
thine was away up in lin, ;eat the sick man at
St.
David's couldn't take low tea without u
si
•weateag all Use saw.
♦ XL OX BTWIT.
Mw • ae.erwehl fleas wise elieseeek4
l'eadl1e Pwangssamall,
)Iy father was the Voest water-.
grower in the country. Melon cul
was his delight. I pertical.r:y rem
boor one scup. Just before the um
began to: tet ripe my tether called U
Bill and use and said : ' 1 want
boy. to understand one thin;. it on
M) 11.41014• is stolen I .in gulag to m
sure the tracks that 1 bud iu the pa
and then measure Net, and the owner
the feet that a•rre.poud win the Illpc
shall get • whipping that he can be
forget. See this hickory 1' poiuting
long and cruel hooking switch which
had pieced strove the diming ri..•m d
-Well, if either of you went to at
Mad sod ..muttered that he
It ; that he would rather be killed by
steer (old Buck a few weeks before
1 uwu Bill against a tree and kuuck
off the bark) than to be cut to pies
,,. }tealth Notes.
III!
S.br a Gala Water Sate.
A baby that r each wonting poled,
spuagd wisp hold water and theft rub-
wen
ub
wen bed dry with • Turkrh towel may be ea -
posed • teen loathe and not take cold,
furl when a skald, accustomed to the usual
um -+lady warm bath, will a.nttnu.by muff -r
lose f am ag,;rava ..g cold in tbo head,
lack tkdic, eco.
It the children have already taken
you op d- and cough -completions of a tight.
• 4 f trees w the ch. la, try this : Into a halt
ss• putt of Say e••:d water dissolve two table
spoonfuls of sak ; bathe the chest with
ah this, applying with cloth, spools or
band, tumple(Il,A by s!epplug vigorously
end r.-bbiug with a rough towel. The
give/ t' at will appear will not be merely
esteinel, but .111 extend throughout the
body. giving a feeling of buoyancy and
he great mow u. breathing.
001 Etery mother knows how cough re-
tch Intones almost invariably 'upset" the
�{tt��Il shook let• bsoy s stomach. Thee the wise parent
•.-aaditLi,- earl try everything elite before she us..
{ n child's
• coach aid breathing.
had Iu how many families there is a child
more ielicate than the rest -orae that
• does nut develop as well as he should,
as is te.rly always sick, and is altogether
of
its
too
to •
with a se itch ; and I assured my at
parent that in ear far eel .salt
he might rest in peace. Bill was the
only negro we had, and although he was
compelled to Ito to church every Sunday,
riding on the seat bebiud the buggy, a
although he sat in the bugvy during scouldvices, and without effort could h
n an
ere the nesse of mote cad anxiety than
.11 the omen combatted ! Cold, salt
water beth• Is what the ch.ld should
have If he can be taken to the ocean,
se much the better.
A mother of six children said to ■ e
,el lam autuu:n
•' I rennet imagine what makes the
er children dwindle and weaken so immed-
s•r i.te!y whir I return from the ocean.
Tnere, st the sraaide, 1 uerer have •
thought of them, and the aro perfectly
well ; but, as soon se 1 return home
again, I hese to send for the doctor. awl
all winter it is a remarkable week, in-
deed, when he ion'. callers to see one of
thew. Pneumonia bronchitis, cToJp,
the sniffles --everything ! Oh, dear :
1d,get 50worn out:
I sympatlietically asked her why she
didn't C00011uw the ocean beth of booth
-Frances W. Johnsoniu Good House-
keeping.
every word of the unarm, yet that b
with careful training was
IN.'11t1Eb TO at • TIMID%
)0
he
n,
The next day after the pruclamati.
was issued 1 went out and locked at t
melon patch. Theft, lying in the au
striped and tempting, lay a beautiful
melon. Ab, if there were anything thato
could make a •uthern boy forget honor
it was watermelon, I trembled, fur 1m
knew 1 amid not prevent myself fro
stealing it ; and then that awful switch
came up before. An idea struck me. I
went to the bowie, stole into the cable
and got Bills shoes. What an enor-
mous foot the rascal had 1 The shoes
were so large that 'bey would not s/
n my feet, but I overcame this great
rawback by stuffing them with gram
slipped around and entered the pate
e
Asthma cured by the double tat.
meet of Southern Asthma Cure, is a
comae.° remark. -
curtsy and lS 11y,
•T There is nothing, my young f lend. that
you shou'd guard so scrupulously as yoar
• own wue•anly delicacy, Brush the broom
h 'off from a peach, rudely touch the eaten
from the locust thicket. A rain h
•d petals of a lily end half their beauty u
(alien the day before and I made d
ided tracks in the level ground. I got
he meson, and stole back to the thicket
and although it was not ripe, I at* mot
han ha'f of it. Then I returned Pill
shoes. That afternoon while Bi:1 and
ere in the yard 1 saw my fart!
re(nlly carrying a ams:1 stick
•)ter the gate. His faze wore •n Lr
u.1:y stern expression, and I sow tba
here wu something wrong.
'1 don't tbluk that much measorir.
needed on this ueaeion,'' said h
glancing at the stick. ''11:I1, where a
•- gots It is iutpcssible for you or any
other woetan to allow yourself to be
caressed by' ;our y'ouug even ac.:usint-
• j *noes without hunt; somewhat of that
t purity and mcdesty that yon ahold wear
I always as s n seen the mhos of royalty
r, You oil: be 1215 then to preserve nut
only their respect, but what is of tar
• mare importance, that of self.
t N. r Rated this preservation of personal
dignity savor cue obit of prudery. You
C can be just as bright, as merry and
1. friendly while saying by your mamner
re should it be necessary, "bands off," as
yea can possibly be by permitting these
sentimental demro.tratiun., They are
not necessary to the good comradeship.
• , which is all that should exist or appear
to exist between yo1 and any masculine
friend until you are sure that you
o p' mess the true and tender love of the
• ; one man whc has made himself your
heart'. king, m lure which holds you
X sacred, as every true man bolds the
T woman he would make his wife and the
• mother of his children. And believe
one, even if you are not yet certain that
this prince loses you as you desire to be.
• loved by him, he will out be any Wier
• won it.ould you yield to cerssaee prompt-
ed by a passing .n.wd, but rather re
polled from you, for it is human nature
not to value what is easily or cheaply
obtained. - E -oily Bunton iu Toledo
Blade.
a
The Mere as • Prodesteesa.. T
leMy 1. L.. :..a rr w*.
The Sootti.b E .i.copal ans are very awry
bemire the new rrorate era et Bel m sal
is tete used only for the Presbyterian service.
The queen r tom* •tt a Preebyter,an as wee el
John Koos when she Si is Saltlaad, and it is "
dip .cdt for reasonable people to understand
why the EPissotaliass intim North should feel k
agori.,ved teat the "worship" in the Balmoral
Chipal u t.. be precisely the Gau in all es-
sential ►..,sets as that which ie held in ersti ie
Kirk. '11, Scottish Epi.cotahaw stem
entirely W forget that they are dissenters in
Scotland : they are often far more truculent,
troublsnme, sed obtruuite than even the roost
octave dissenting nets in England I hw.r
that the chalet at Balmoral haw led to trouble
In another way. The sp.: res desired to "Mei-
sel' the leered bedding In having private dis-
pensation of the sa-•ram.ut tiwreu4 but It ape
pear that such a was ice wool, be illegal is
the commis art austere l're.Mtmst,y as the
secramwnt can crus he wlmtnl.tered is the
parish kirk Site? OR usu.l forties sed
e.reseunen.
■e Stele fKr0nry.
Yoneg wda-"Oh, Mr. J..tr.w, I'm en sorry
Tom brnn.h.t you lett,. to dinner today. If
he had told mot you were °Gwenlw I'd have had
something rise, and i haven't • this in the
home fit to amt.."
Mr. dunes- -Now pI.nse ti• -:'t My • word
ahem' ,l, my .fear nu -lata,. i'... needn't worry
yourself a Iwrtr:a I take most of limy meals
as home mye H."
etea clops« 1«.
Firer I.Arnow -••F.er Is.n ..p.ter the city?"
$,.gond Yarn,.r-'thaw. -
"(,nly neer. ehf tint h.,Ii in. did ♦e? "
meii'ea hot 1 to eettueg even on than tit?
now."
ear? Row?"
•'1 w 'akin' 1t city laar,!rra"
.tees Mast N M 0yaspteaeeltn.
ieee.s l,r•,4:, lr..t„w..r
K -rad ('!d L..ly : Awa e., you aro 1o:ied, my
pore M„ ,
P•..r Mtn: Yea.uno; 1 was bairn Mind.
K.md (.11 loots (sh.a•krrll: lawn blind ! 1.
it pom,hle• How yon moat feel the kiss of
your element.
G Seeah,de a atm eine teem..
-. Ii. lF..•.a r 4arr m
At the un:m. -11-i.e. Whetr life. Matt
dais •e: 11.e pi,
iledossnt tryt.Yiip x.7:1: neer. V14r. Ohs
se
tgre...i2. N.. -toe.
W.fr. TIL.'iii= io,i+ut !!r •iui •
Itaawnd• !taro..•+ e e
wake dee of Te.e *ban .r. ti
Take ears of your matador. Do not
be loo mash concerned for your reputa-
tion. Keep your 'librettos richt and
the reputation will give you .no trouble
Character is everythi.e -something that
cannot he hid from (ltd or man, that
cannot be changed as we change a gar.
mint ; hot we carry it with ea wherever
ere go, and by 1t we •re knows erery
da) of our Me. A pure, eat -west, betted.
enn•iatea:, symmetries' rhsraoter-what
divine glory it reflseta, what bl.setnas rt
wintery on the world.
1i entitled** is the eel, tomtit* kith
EI the lore sod the prineiple, tit human
lib!* T• -
our shoes '"
"In de cabin. salt.
' Btintr them here."
He brought the shore. The ..:d gen
amen applied else measure and said
Fresh dirt on them, I see."
&It's face became a study. ' Dae
now how it came on dar, *tarsier
Ain t wore 'em since last Sunday,"
"Yes. that's all right. John," tornin
to me, "fetch me that switch." M
bean smote me, but I brought tit
switch.
nom SILL CE.)AN TO DANrt
I never did w a fellow get himself in
to •o Many different shapes, and it sins
ed that every shape was better suited to
the switch. I had to snort I couldn't
help it 1 kept out of Bill's way as
much as possible, tor he seemed to look
reproachfully at me, but he did not
accuse me of delivering him up to the
eemny, and I had begun to persuade
Myself riot Bill had stolen the melon,
when two days later 1 came to grief.
Bill and I were again in the yard whet.
my father entered the gate, carrying a
small stick. "John," mid he, as he ap
preached, "where are your shoes 1"
"In the house, sir."
"Bring them hen."
1 Acct my shoes. Great Caesar : there
was fresh soil on them. "Come on,
mono on," said the old gentleman. I
headed him one shoe and dropped the
other one "Bill," said be altar
measuring the shoe "bring me that
switch,' Bi;, boondcd with delight and
brought the switch.
"Pap," I cried, "please don't whip
me ; I ain't done nuthin'-Oh ! -"
I danced, i tapered and I met the
switch at erery tern. in my agony I
'aught sight of Bill standing at the cor-
ner of the h.•ure and snorting like $
gibndered h.•rwt. 11111 kept nut of my
way, bot that evening i met him acd
asked
"Bill, how did you wear my show r'
"How did yea• wear mine r•
"Pat grass is 'mm,"
"Wall," I took or p'er et 'bolt stilts
end pet yes shoes es du de erode u' 'les.
Rocklin Ire's* •boat seen now ()h, 1
tail yet what's sr leek John, it erne, do
ser fool aid .ah "-Arka.saw Versate,
The distressing paleness en often rel -
served to young girls and wom•r- is due
to 0 stoat measure to a ilea of tit. red
e•rpweles in the blared. To remedy
this rooming a mediane which prndwseg
these necessary little blood en eittaeets.
•al the best' yet diwowervei is Johnsen*, •
Tonic Ritter' Price SA cents, and 111
p�r Metie wt (ldvhle's c;.tnq store, AI re '
111ock, Qe sett'stwr• '
tteaeHpt 1e..
Pleasing, s. o'.hing, heeling, renewing.
curing, is the description of Nasal Balm,
which a reeetvinf a rational repuratiwe
u • cors fur Catarrh, teeld im the Head,
Hey Fever, eta
Mems, Mode regretters.
1Rerrele can be made into ottomans
with very good result. A large Mend
should tint he eared in half, then etch
end covered with heavy seeking, nailed
securely across in strips W make the top
as firm as possible Over the sacking
put a great deal of etree'sior or hair,
making a soft sett ; sew this firmly to
the sacking, and thee oyer the top with
cretonne nr whatever material emu WW1
Lel use. %uta the top is enver.d tack a
deep flounce round the sides, awes -ism
the edges of the top piece and asking s
full effect on the sides, whish is needful
totake swsy the rounding in appe.rane,
of the barrel. Two ottomans can b.
Lade from ion* barrel. with .eery little
trouble or expense, in u short time, and.
when finished, make ornalsental pieces
of furniture.
Pretty, simple career braekete-ean he
inside very meetly by .u,y one. of Jap'•
nese trays. Bey three trays (thee. of
tnangul•r shape), edeh one tom s laths
vttutter thee the a bee, snd .•f roan*
of the some tom of odor. Then get
three bamboo tones, seleetint tee thins'
est and strmighteet that est he per
ebssed. Rove • hole in the .ma l end
of each tray jest teres ene.•sgh for the
bambon to At into tighhty, as etherwl►e
roe will have to footsie it st the top with
win or glue. One fans run Arousal these
holes and eased ..list sash end ween with
the shelf makes the book pine c. of the
brneket. Nest bore tele more hole* in
seek trey nn either side of the wide edge
.4 the shelf. The bolas in the top trey
will of course rove jest st the Mee,
theme in Ire *eat one a little further in,
se ss to he jest underneath the others,
end the bottom shelf Grill farther in,
-tt.a. _tet - `-- - -. -. _s -.
(spates, dim►uieb►ag in sine .t the top
Ilse the Mstsbo,o pots* lhruuth these
holes is the stare way, and quer
shelves are compete, Fill wttb pretty
Janette ware sod conga, eta, put • 11'1101
India *ilk drapery along the edge and it
will add very ouch to the turol.hing d
• room. lin you pr..ler • bracket with
the shelves .:1 the Were size, nothing Ie
gluier than 1'....eke in the same way as
the above, and little tables can also be
trade of the ruunel trays oe the same
pr maple. -- Homo Ioeuret ua.l
The ret et *herder. Itrettttat«t.
�:•. •..
The .t... let .vu•. Jw, 11.
N.db.tlsla,.hng the keg yuuriry around
the woeut. wbtcft tarumnit.d lent attuning, the
lord'- Arai C.an.t+s of Aberdare arum this
uagritw entirely re.a.vaed 11,14,. their tetters.
A repo.. er was shown to the Karla private
parka that. morning, aad f.asl Now Earl tektite
,t easy In • great bo; Turkel. clan.
"1 lake America,"
don't wonder at tit..
Conte re.nlrltr .t lin.
al's iutyvt w the
10141 Ifo Lordslop, "aid
defter pimple Yarn W be -
1 bate taken aonsidar-
ra,lruade yes, fists hero
and think they ars as near coogwrte a. any
Utes sun during my travels, especially the
Ninth* 1.11* The t..., Crake st.an sddvau-
t.ga seas ahure a•ytit* 1't• •tete It saau
t mw•. lin trihkr•.t� ll•w agog.
,amenrerafi.n wy ire aeon* cousin mums
than a.atuten Ivester.
"1 am a.ns,drrshly interested is railroad
matters on the other side .4 the Athirt. % and
Tike to teasel on a well voteleswt owl; het 1
have never eujo ted • trip as 1 did the one
front the Fall& Toot. iu one of your Wagner
can, thundering along at 0*. rate of fifty
mites an hour through fertile .a1iys, and at
frequentintervair pawing long freight trains
running in the same ,Lr•rouon, prove. aro eu-
joysblr uutelty ,wt lar ie. found in any other
(uatter of the globe. Taking it altogether.
the most enjoyable railroad trips I vis et-
Nerirrw.s( have Iteen from $..n Fraom cisto
ew Yurek by the Nee York Central and it.
connect MOIL
"1 10,l for home to-rwwrow on the ` stile,
Mit will return at m7 first nprnrtunity and
make a more thorough tour 04 the awmery."
Seeket.est.p Aug Board Caesblt.y
It.;nrmatWn were NN'.'ltd Chicago iLsed
of Trade has "started is on • erua.de against
the bu.:ket-.Lo'..L" It has .tarted in u. &
greet many crusades of this kind without pm-
docing any permanent .-Heart- Laws bare
enacted to eupprew. the slaps., hit in
Gin, probably for the resent that the !Kibbe
ail. to weeny tuarked difference between the
character of much oft the board's busmen and
N,it of the bucket -.boos.
Bucket -shop gambling is bat enough, hot it
is less detrimental to the rrmtt•muty than
Board of Trade camLliogg. 1t doss not inter-
fere sr th the natural cosine .1 trade and
Hex .rat tie Iorniaarirs .M
Lf:. 1t dues not .10 lest etaeigh real bushes
to invite people who cue for their reputations
W (;amble under tinter. It does not lure bank
officers into hung million. of other oople'.
e - p gambling is a Mesal ,ge
situ:-iaaok.d toil of the Boards art Trade upon opp-ic :-Wtat Street, heppeoee
0. which, in fact, it been it. existence. Oponto*. Don't ►urger the Place 7Ae:esniplet.
Reports hl prier. bet epos u the hoards ten- Goder(ch. Jas. 11th, lap. 2056
come public property rhea they leave the
board d room, and the effort to keep telegraph ;
tooter, bows -ter it al teel1gt s
lou let .bo Id hitt flex of
ev
alt.
engem fuereee, r- 1"�'
"I have *sed Dr. Fowler a Extract of
Strawberry, acid foetal it the but remedy
i ever used fur dyaeutery and all auto.
UMW complaints moon children, sod I
thick sea household should b• withcu(
it." Mot,. A. Baker, ingulleby, Out. Y
Enthusiasm is an impulse capable o.f
raising then to a higher Jewel of th-atc lit,
reshot mud action than they could lees-'
ably reach without it.
Mothers ' If your daughters are in
ill health, or troubled with a paleness
Moat seems incurable, .r if they suffer
,(..neral debility, nerwousn.'es, languor,
weakness, or lose of appetite, pIUcure at
once • bottle of Johnson's Toioc Barters
and you will not regret regret the out-
lay. The Tonic and i(ewerelly strength-
suing effect of thine uIedictne is truly
aurvelluus. 50 eta. and =1 per I.•ttle,
at rioted s drug more, Albiuu block,
Uuderich. sole atrelit, id .1
Idle omen do not: think ; they only
dream.
e Min=
Neat door 'o Ithqq••,' • 1yt yy�9•-k••r +• -
:a'a+-.... psi-w.latTu' Iii-n17`wei'f-
*elected stunk. choler
Fresh Groceries,
which will rte. found to compare favorably,
both as regards quality and price. wilds
any other stuck ,n this vicinity,
TEAS AND SUGARS
A SPE('IALTi-.
in returning thanks to my customers for
the.r patronage. 1 would also invite Guy oab•
ers who wilt. to call and inspect any 1tu.k,
C. L. McINTOSH.
South- %Vest sale of the Square
Oodericb. Feb. lath. UM.
The Canadian Pacific Railway
The Peoples Favorite Monte between
MONTREAL, - TORONTO,
QUEBOTTAWA, - BINGSTON,
BOSTON,
DETROIT, CHICAGO
ST. LOIIIS,
KANSAS CITY,
AND -11.1. 1'v7\ l kASI' AND WEST.
For map, Time Tables, Fares. Tickets, d`.-
aDDly to
R. RADCLIFFE
A Common Cold
Is ones the leglpiny of parses acre -
Dona of the Throat, Bream:Mal Tube.,
awl Lung*. Therefore, the huportass-s of
early oat) elective treatment cannot be
evrn.riwated. Ayer's ('harm 1'.•.teral
rosy always be relied upon fur the speedy
epic of a CUNT ur 4:o14::11.
Last Jaawary 1 was at:Mlhl with a
se, ere ( ell, *1414-h. by iseei.• t awl fns
maid exposure., Iterate. Novo., Mouth•
twitting on u.y looms, A terr
wihM cusMie
uu (allowed, :eruniFamla b. pales hes
the Leu, from which l .ud'rred iutewty.
After trying various rrrtedie.• %dhow.
ebtstultag relief, 1 retumew.-sl tolls.(
Aim 'a Cherry Pectoral. and wee
Speedily Cured.
i am satisfied that this remedy saved my
lire. -Jun. Webster, Pawtw-ket, K. I.
I contracted a seven eokl, o 14kh awl-
desly developed into 1'ueuwoala, presert-
ti.g daneteruns tell obstinate •t mpt0m..
My physician at once ordered the use of
Ayer's Cherryl'cctural. Ills Itsatrurtl tis
were followe, and the result was a rapid
and permanent eure. -11. E. eiwpseu, .
Bogen Prairie, Texan.
Tiro Tears ago i suffered from a eevero
('ohl w6k14 settled on toy Lune*. 1 con-
sulted tenets. pby.kian., and took the
medicine.' they prescribed,
l'
fir. is
' •1u. j i-tupllprkrr rPlflht " Cfi sol iwltrrasl �
me to try Ater'. l herr, Pectoral. After
taking two bottles of this medicine I was
cur. -,l. Sheer then I have given the Peo-
tural to wy childr.u, aad consider 1t
The Best Remedy
for Colds. Cou,Th., and all Throat and
Lung di.emeo, ever u -e.1 In my Welly.-
Bubert Vanderpool, alradsilIe, Pa.
Some tune ago I took s alight Coll
which, being w'(,•l•.:icd, new worse, a..1
settled on my lungs. I had a backtng
rough, and was %err weak, Thou wbu
knew litre best couelderr.l my life to be
in great dan.er, 1 continued to sear
until 1 commenced u.ln;; Aver's Cherry
Pectoral. Leos titan uoe bottle of this val-
uable medicine sued utr, and I feel that
I owe the pnw•riatlon Of my 1/e to its
curative powers. - ]lin. Ana Lockwood,
Akron, hew York.
As-er s ('berry Pectoral is considered.
bete, the one gnat remedy for all diaeasee
of the throat and lungs, and ts more
in demand than env other medicine of Be
c:alar. - J. F. Ituircrts, Maluolia, Ark.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by t» .1 C. A yrr t Co., Lowell, Maea,
bete l.y Druggists. Price $1; oh beaks, e4
Mm't nomistese.
Fun no nee in buying medicine, bat
try the great 'Wiley and Inver reglsls-
•or, ,,..tie by Ur. Chase, so'hor of
Clia.r'a tat -ewes. Try Chase's Liver
Curs for all diereses .1 the Liver, Kid-
neys, St. touch and Bowels. So d by all
druggists.
Merchants can Get their BU1 Heads, Letter
Heade etc., tic. printed at this entre for very
little more than the. generally pay for the
taper. and it betas to a.ivertwe their boldness.
(kali and ace samples and get prima.
companies (rum weeding them to bucket -shops
that w,11 gay for the nerviest will 'l,nbtleesfad.
This is what the ('l., ago hoard 1,. trying to do.
.
DelNaeata) Tonne leen.
no,. Ts. Ura /►e.., owl* /t.e,
At Santa Chu the other day • mother who
aims to be 120 English, you know, was heard '
wartime her gay daughter 'maitre{ a ''detri-
mental' This is owe of the moss Merry
adopted words of our Amrktmaniaea Un- !
fortunately it expresses the character of cos
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many of mar Fiona-Orns-wurkisg youths.
though the Emilisb and American ssoannep
.4 the wor.l are g'ite opposed. In Albion ' Every •1 i, slang for a graal-looking young ; y an in BUS1ne3S should get
ren . with ' mete!, but •.d fl - (svy;jy
who 1s ant f-+..cart:.Mf r, . dasi.ittr that 1
.+v s.4tiy i~•"oferes w;th tha m•1' catch of th
M i his Office Stationery Printed.
' Is q,t:te titte:y to make lots .4
trinibie for the Iyatch-n:a.:la4 k„t,lua* trio
aro •Aft.ii lhr:r btnghl.-t, to the highest .
.i'l.lor% ill has be eu known to actually
..ray the Leila.1 the yes.: right frau under
'pee Piled enema's .use, alai then there ,e a
ttt•.t••• now. O•tr American detrimental is
I.. g..sl-I, obo.g, awl aloe, has to. mousy, but
i• of :", i.,,oi:,.:.,..l tione5 o-ady alad willing
.6 }!i:t, i4 Rol ('54,-41!1. 1y 1IC2.wd. Amari- 1
an girl had lett. rm:.'in•- theme -Ives to their
..w.. d.'(rimeiW anu.trytnen. In the long
•-'lar thew. -bow saps the beet, for eases are gm mill
J1
.,rel *:.ere they In.". n,.u:i.,l par gift&
Y.we l:u,fitall .l••tttwwtt:d 1.a, au noels crime
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1.4.41...i. t:.., te:l:eal are ,Near'. Note Head$
"rt.:tire M eat be raved a:sd taught tricks. A
i•e
trin:111.41 had six of them in a tub
:11•.1 foes n carpi 11, fed N.en daily, sad
l,v ear. leeureee need to the little fellow's
.1i. the heist a bort esu the egrface of the
•carr, neem which he placed fossl. At his tall
v wove) ns turn trawl ins.' the floes and
to.. of 14 tool, awl '1(t.1,1,1Dwa take it
to his ;host. Ile fought them to march
n•.ot•1 tlw.10...le .4 the ttoh, and each ane
.a.h •be .woe pleee rr..ry tit.... Tb.„ would
_ toh:um
:bawl carry a .ech in
•',. it mouses. etflrta.at.iy a Hunk waited
i .•,....•el k.l:e: <• tart:ea
se - y
A ttwhaelt" tetter,
A few days ago I eat /puking fo a
tan here shoot hie boy, woe looked
pole end delicate. He sib : "Ah,
you'll see a diff•rs...3e in hid' f% • few
weeks' time, when the warm weather
0025•. and brings the Danish Ilitkost out
of him. When he puts nn hisBias's
skin he'll look very different. Y4w'!t
always mike these Dynes look rather
peekish in winter time" On inquiry. 1
found that by "Dane's skin" h.. meant
freeklard skin. His graud,m,fher had
old hint Dist
' sign of
fDanish blood. A womanree.k lea info. -road me
that she always nnde,•tcrtd that red
haired peep,. wove Donee. Our Rusai
anemones eli.lihed the Danes, and con
aidered a Dane's 'kin an .pprnpri•te
ornar-l.nt for • church door ; and 1 was
interested to find that Dench blond •od
Du"sh skin. '1.11 hawnt the 144111141.1
d411ec1. 1 .hall he glad to hear if the
ezpre.ai• n is known elms. here - Notes
sod Queries.
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CLEANSIU8,
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CATARRH,
cow 1.Neal,
tui Fuel.
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EASY TO U S [ . iMO t!bw *ma
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...sett of lNlen ata and la Aetna
Letter Heads
Memo. Heads
Counter Pads
Parcel Labels
Shipping Tags
Business Cards
Circulars
Envelopes, etcf
PROPERLY PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER,
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as well as helping to advertise your business.
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the leading grades of Plain anal Linen, rule.) an 1 un -
ruled papers, Cards, Envelope%, ieC., i* tiro' ilicNt com-
plete we have handled, and we Rn►rt:n!,ee the dlnl.lity
and price to snit all who will favor n. with their
or.lera. Call and Nee our samples and ;'t our prices
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"THE SIGNAL"
NORTH -St., GODERICH.