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t'pwardhel•v1. a taw' arse- etas`Aeotos.
Though aft we (tint ►u.1 fat or by to* way.
Though storms aid d veto ss•,oft •'►Sure the
May.
Vet. w h: n the tu i 1s err gone,
We knew Ile (rads LLD un.
11. leade us un
Through au be uequfet years.
Pant all our dreao•laud bap s, and doubts and
fear.
He guides o.•r slips. Eery"'sh all l!..' 1411484•4
moo.
(Nua. of 1'r: .a. ami ,neve' end d days.
We know Hi. wdl is done
And soli be leads us on.
And He et fast.
After the weary strife.
After the reeks., fever we nail lite -
After t►) dr saran•.'. 11ie a •h'n; pain
Tb. wayward e'ru(4lu. wS.c • have proved
rain.
A tier the toils are paw'
Will sive ms rest at lest.
is 3iwl.er Mays.
Now hie, s s ba..ditht.r. Iva nuc try
• If rola this time see
Jost ,sur of all thew lueuy :hi.,.,.
▪ illy 'weber seat in use.
a She says my eyes are violet -
Awe whet sove "eye le Mao -
Dui 1'hawk they are just two cram
Dotal thee look r. ti
• She nap. my Ihr erc-rt rreles red,
And makes Wee%eth e'1,11e;
They waver lank nk.• time t . me -
• Slut motller'.a1ways right.
Kloster. rarh .he k f. like a roes:
• And the. 1 surely Mame'
1 never would bebeve U -let
▪ What mullein* My s ls ea ,
Oikeseri mytoiolie!r•',)nlnCT si
Now that s.o very Wier?.
newer folks wild It why i'4 think -
Mat then. 'twits metier dear,
• At Mwsaee.
Doctor W invalid -Tim nature of year
disease demand. that ye. (,Muer my directives
iu,pl,e.tly
Invalid 1 will endeavor to do se
!Meter L. the first 'dace you must take the
1{ewthorne ester three or four tato. a day.
Aft."' each gime you must walk. Eaermse I•
indirpnowl is your Oa...
invalid I will do M you ay
Divisor I've yowl be moderate in a kegs
thing, '.articularly in amnking. One eigig.
after each i...•al, 110 etyma Cell amens to u,ar•
run rod report progress.
Nett day the patient reported.
like a very tick man.
-- Welk Moe are you coming ou!
L,val:d - P.mrly, decor.
•'What•• the matter"
deathly sick t niy stomach."
"That • very sern►a
' "Yoe sae, this t., the first thine I • is
nlmoked.'
Ile looked
Maly • Brief InteresNtets.
n..., mil .t.r rose* a..
II was in one of the stately marmot*. of
:n Beacon .treet. Roston, that ter story open..
He was declaring his love in language that
only s Boston youth can use, and 11“:111 1. must
be ,ober.
"Dear.st P.•n.k..e,"h. said, "if 1 had loved
:..sew I...I avail Van. told you that i loved you
long ago. 1f - -"
But he end.knly stopped. A (arawny,
whither-am-1-dnftiug I,ok had .no over the
girl's face nasi his heart flank within him.
"If my words are displeasing to yam, Mia•
Frnelop-," he went on in his broken tones, "if 1
1 have said what I ought n1K to say or rat-;
ought 1,4 to hear; if I--" '
+"Nut at all," nat.rrupdad Penelope. lonkim ,
w,klly slant her, "but I have oerteiily kit
I my sp.•ctacl.* 11 there they are. Throttle..
As you were saying, Mr. Waldo---.
i
I only ase • little girl.
• With heir ' hitt'. rethe • will.
Who !tart two cyrl..y am and mouth,
lake any (Ales (-TM.
Likens' a R. nemiw.:.
A Blo t of Tsoda
Ate Martell Paradise.
When the 'bun iron, the noon train aniced
in front of the hotel a stout little man in a
gray traveling su.t and a soft bat descended.
Ile had a florid Lerman face, indicating a
quick temper, sad the usual number of eyes,
which were mull and blue and protected by
targe polished sp.ctac:•a of pebble and geld.
I He made no attempt a. eater the hotel. true
•
stepped up to \Ir. 'Curtis, nodded, and said:
"You .le brubrietor !"
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. OCr. 7, 1887.
WhetiWhet Se M 11111111
Awes
1r-
Awes tee Kew reek ?'meso Apra SA
Hanlon!Yr. Hanlon! H. ti«M
tread • pater before
the Oabed Club its Brooklyn last sight upo.a
"What Shall We Du With Our Chem wed"
Iuo
Hetes v, M hell, the questws
u has beset
"What norm .d
La
"Whet be required of ma -
Mete" but DOW. wad to illustrate the winsome!
extremes to which p
pop.11ar nn,a lmay go, it
is seriously mires easel wl.•tke. eons vete .Ilan
•seek et all This *teethe( prop endo.*
la advanced by the labor uu4ra 111.41
Ireteuce that free labor eon -
MSS Mature the a mpetitios of cos -
riot labor. In 1eM Lab.* la* w
abolished in New York by law. There are
waw 1300 cowA:to unenitloyerl, atl.1 sewn the
existing contracts will .v p: re, when all will he
idle. There are l.eis1twpr
as and rewapa
loured to ope III: approve of this atNlltu.e of
affair* New keit he. a prison po elation o/
12,140') leagde, of whom there ars- a.allablo for
productive Libor about We.40, whom industry,
cote. 'f avail..l ut, wuu:d co. au competition with
em
the wage-earuu'a des. In manufacturing
t1
alone there are ;Olken free lookers enraged
owon
in this state. The ',rtu.s then i. that
6000 convicts should be kelt idle for
fear that their lat.,r would Delete the
a.rr•ge wage. .1 799,(110 who aset free,
supposing that all the convicts even are
0000engaged in manidecturing. These OUtem-
vlCts werrengag.d iD act's p.
Miu•tltion before,
and will be aga.n, after their incwn
aorrstio,
tilt,' those who object to their employment
under The tort of m:outaauu.g
these 12.1.110 co nsicte is over a milh,rl and e
quarter of dollars • year; and it is a grave
emergency that would j',vtify estate in wast-
ing so much a year. But the cot its Jolters and
m(star. Gents id the peri( .moot. (tr. .+l the pro-
blem. Thr.• convicts err nearly ail destined to
returned so
be retd to c:rty. 'Their average
age is coder 23. The average terul tl im-
prisonment is five years, which i. about the
see and term of study of a .ousts graduate.
The speaker advwated the .•mployinent .d
tart of the convicts upon public works mit-
aide the prison walls. Ti.. manlier to to
employed in 8113 inbtry .11:1J 1. ar a Axed
proportion to 111e wonkier engaged in that lu-
ducommie the pri..•11 *1..1 'a, and that pro-
portion should lie ..o ! or as 10 l.-ec!ude any
genuine complaint of ienupeurt
t.•.
••Yes sir."
"Hal rivet a pros' mind!"
t w' just i• •in • Jame.,"(nir.
the "Nei a
Ne young .'001.!1 rot blay de piano in de
ilat !Cut. " I keine ! '
�•'k'.., .. ta.,...:ni .! .T.,:a•.., th.'y're all • No, sir."
'manure' for the directory, and the old lady 1. "Iain I shtay -- reeks. n
I.e de.l'earnest-
witL the g Mss on Lw. Lrl. ho.kiu' .,ser it toe lam"atter his breath as be walked tato tha
item 13.11 t..0 nusupeo, t1'r ft' r' .rvJppy'esge
.tsml•'. sir."
▪ its til "les dere tone in de vdlitch!"
druggist briskly to s [1 .,rk "1 th one
see • e
its full dl cwt.noar., mud they are gettiug un-
"No, fir."
Fashion's Fancies.
Felt hats are •aka'' the piece of
straws.
A Liverpool rr•pbet.
Rev. Mr. Baxter ,.1 the Church of England
lva just delivered three prophetic lectures at
Liverpool. There i. nothing vague about this
prophet. England is to be ♦roseate.' l.giela-
Cuna_,•• s r i '. h vita grow in popular
from Ireland, India and her coking -a; i
Lucien Bonaparte is to become King .4 Syria
fav x. and liter on Emperor of France. Belgium and 1
New corsr_ •s ars elal.jrately draped the 'thine Province are to be annexed to
and trimmed. Francs• in P4041. One hundred awl forty-four '
tboeand watchful Christiana are to ascend
New raglans are fuller iu front end fro, earth to Heaven, and the millennium is
longer all around. I to commence on April I1, 190L The lecturer
ww
Pctti„otts . f jersey wehbin, are the I thatleh1eelad 7made nsany ;rwlikv'd No nn a.
latest garments in this popular fabric. yet has taken up the ehallenee, pls3ihly be
f cAUS. eve one is convinced that no mistake
Si.nrtuhe velvet la • newabric that rat
imitator braid patters on vrly all tae b.,.•u wade, p asiWy tor other reasons.
over wool grounds. '
Polonaises with only a hint .of l.4'i,ing
will be worn over velvet and 'moque
betol.o moire skirts
Some ..f the new r. 'ugh wrn,l'en stuffs
cone in large blanket plaids, others in
rn.Jwm sized chocks.
A little touch of gilding on a good
piece of deeonted delft gives it a wo ue)er-
fol resetnl.iance to liner wares.
The favorite colors in the new felt
hats are slut brown, grays, (lobelin blues
and tapestry greens, in fine graded
shades.
In men's neckwear the improved puff-
ed scarf Ionto, up avis in handsome pat-
terns and is made to q• w.th the "revised
waistc•at. "
Girdles ,of sea: and other kinds of fur
will be among the winter fashions, but
women cannot be expected to get much
out •-(them.
warmth
The sante latitude in details is seen
this fall in fashionable garments, hats,'
bonnets, frocks and wraps that has pre-
vailed So bygone seasons.
A big bow of ribbon, with long mops,
placed on the top of the crown, with the
loops falling downward in front, is the ,
latest fancy in hat ttirnming.
Wood, bronze and tawny tans are the
preferred autumn tints for the principal
parts of suits that are made of *et, fab-
rics. Those codon combined well with
almost all bright ones.
If • lady wishes to dress fashionably
. he most beware of following the .tyles
as seen in the exaggerated cuts and
colored plates of fealties journals. Such
pictures are caricatures of curreu' styles.
Itousehotb Mints.
•
To clean zinc dissolve two ounces of
alum in one quart of vinegar, use as hot
as you can, afterwards rubbing dry.
Everyone should keep a bottle ready
of equal ports strong lime -water and
sweet oA wet: shaken together, to use on
burns and scalds, or for chapped hands.
To mince the tops of fruit jtrs, that
ran not he started h hand, dip a cloth
in very hot water end apply to the out-
side of the rap; this will cane it to ex-
pand.
When you have spilled anything im
the stove, or milk has boiled over and a
• uff.,mting smoke escapee. sprinkle the
split with a yuan'ity of salt ; this will
atop it.
Empty spools are Mk to use to hang
towels and cl.A1 ing'Cn. Drive nail*
through them so the head will sunk in
\the end ..f the spool. No danger of rust
in using them.
Cavewn RwRtrr Arrt.ay. Ten pounds
apples !after they are well and
rtered) to fivepounds of sugar, one
virlevar, till they are soft ; sot them
n tsugar and vinegar ; ouow a few
mini' and then ton
'1
she at wee Asses.
but if you tat oonstipted, or hare sick -
headache, taste in the mouth. rush
of blood to t • head, bilious en.nplaint,
Of any sitni difficulty, you should Re
at once to youe,druggsst for 1)r. Pewees
"Pleasant Pergitive Pdksta," the moat
etheieut means 1011 eradiating it, icy ear.
reef i ng .11 d i•orderi r f the liver, stomaeh
and bowels. Small, snaar-elated, sens-
ible to take, and cai(r)n i'S * or ;-%1
Itf,s, Af theergi.le
Slag llllai s Attlee t• 01s Knees.
A strange scene occurred Thnrrt..v last et
the railroad nation at Buda Peeth. King
Kilan of Servia and queen Natl.ali•, who
hate agreed that they sever can agree, lade
good -by to each other for an imdefinit ,' riod.
He took leave from his beautiful wile on the
platfornn an toll sight ,If the public, and ate.
coldly inane g her 00 the brow am! tatting hie
little h..y i�.the head he got into the train,
II Inch bre hon swiftlyick tat his dacuu- '
tented Ser.ian suhjerta Quern Uh• ,e urn
the 1111�-wnnwsuls,eo mend proceeded to Maden,
near , wh.re she will slay till autumn,
and then take up her residence its Ouida s
"winter city• . Florence, where she panel her
childhood. Henceforward !Llan and Nath-
alie will never li,e together again.
AU for DlBerraee la the Wend.
t'evot the Ir'a.:.i.Utoa Crit,.•.
Mo, vr," tl:::.dere.! tl,e old gentleman. "I
have made op thy maul that my daughter
hall never marry a n:ail when plays poker."
"She might du a go - t dial treom. air•"
Nat proved the
tion ut tlOt.an'!a cf risen, and its tictitw
neem mover from the' iufacuation. nthe
c0144 never
••Esso.e MO, s:r. but I'm mire she could.
She might marry sone lhiluw who thinks lie
pias pevker."
The old nun thought it over.
In Cyte.', wawa mime reins.
Dyspeueis is .dreadful. Disordered
liver te misery. ludeprtwa is a fh • W
gu,d nature.
The human digestive apparatua a one
of the must complicated •1.d wuuderfttl
things w eatiotucr. 1t is easily put out
of order.
11re.ay food, tough food, sloppy loud,
bad cookery, '.ental worry, lata hours,
irregular habits, and warty other things
w hich ought not to be, have made the
American people • nation of dyspeptics.
But Green'. August Flower has dune
• wonderful work in reforming this sad
burins** and making the Amrrieau
peoule w healthy that they esu enjoy
their meals and be happy.
Remember :- No happiuo. without
health. But Green's August Flower
Mines health and happiness to the
dyspeptic. Ask your drugei.t for a
bottle. Seventy-hve goals. timely
Sere a 1 the t, a grounds to sprinkle
on u e carp, to on aweepuig days, and
sate much trouble in dusting.
woe Teem A tamers%
That is to ay, yvur lungs. Alan all
your I reatl.ing machinery. Very w 0o
artful machinery it is. Not umly.•ths
larger air paesaxes, but the thousands of
little tubes and calitics leading from
their.
\1 hen !hese are clogged and chocked
with wetter which ought not to no there,
your lungs cauu,t half d.. there work.
Aed what they do, they cauu"t dp
well.
w
C'a:l it cold, cough, cmup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and nose and head and
lung obsuuctiuns, all are bad. All
ought to be got rad of. There u just
one sure way to get rid of them that
u take Ruachee's German Syrup, which
any druggist will all you at Tb cents n
bottle. Even if everythng else 1.as
failed you. you way depend upon this
fur coition. euely
The Last 131e Ever Tramiel Too
"Don't y :n t:, ' ,' ....• as',- 1 softly, "that
the sen ,.lovely'"
"Yes. 1 think iC is sort of lovely, lett not
as lovely as -hut what make. gnu ask'"
"Jut: to Five yore' aChalk,' to say 5Aneteing.
%u1 you dont sera, to Aare the 110140."
11 was the last walk she ever took with hits.
Wby 0o Uved.
A poet sent to an editor a contribution en-
titled, "Why d., I 1 .e"
• Tl.. editor answered, "{base,. you sent
year contribution by mail 11,111 4 of bringing
it i• person."
1L the history lif medicines no preps-
' atiun has received such onivertal Mom
mentation, for:the allcvixaon •fotda
and the permanent cure it. effects in kid
ney diseases as Dr. Van Buren's Kiaeey
Cure. Its action in these dietreatng
complaints is simply wonderful. Bold
by J, t\'i:soc. 2m
A Nereus of Katwnl I.1.
In Algona there id a,mall stream which th4
chemistry of nature has converted into true
ink. It is formed by the union of two ri%
one of which is tory strongly im)regna
with iron, while the other, n,randen
through a prat marsh, imbibe. gallic u
anulrr ingr.l tint in the Grn,atnnn rd in
'setons and o.lh.r manner 4'I matter.
atiefectorily written with thee si
e aters' compound of iron and talk arab
'lie !fever missies Apia r
No "hardly ever'' about it. He had
en attack of what people call "bilious-
nea,"and tc smile was impossible. Vet
a than may ''smile and mole, and be a
villain still, still he was no villain, but •
. plain, blunt, honest man, that needed a
I remedy such as Dr Pierce • '' I'leasant
Purgative Pellets," which never fail to
cure billowiness and diseased or torpid
(icer, dyspepsia and chronic oon•tipa-
tion. If druggists.
Hay fever is • type of catarrh having
peculiar symptoms. it is attended by an
inflamed condition of the lilting mem-
branes of the nostrils, tear ducts and
throat, affecting the longs. An acrid
mucous 1. .i.er.ted,I 41. dischargetrisect. no
named with • burning sensation. There
are severe spasms of sneezing. frequent
attacks of heartache, watery end inflam-
ed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is • reme-
dy that can be depended upon. Wets.
•t druggist. ; by mail, registered, GOcta.
Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego, New
York. ly
•
Mie Was Irons Strs•s.
" Ah, see how beautiful that little star
is :" he whispered in the shadow.
" Little '•' she exclaimed with • tinge
of .corn ; " that's Saturn, and a planet,
not a star," anc,he felt crushed. Judge.
kms a Meek Awed
Mr Goode, druggist, ie not a hook
w est, but has the agency in Goderich
foe Johnston's Tonic Bitten, whistle he
eon heartily recommend for any com-
plaint to which a time medicine beep
table. This valuable medicine has
a with most atomshingly good re -
milts in caste of general elebtlity, wesk-
nem, irregularities peculiar to females,
extreme paleness, impoverishment .of the
blood, stomach and liver troubles, Iia•
ei appetite, and for that general worn
oft feeling that weary every one is
troubled with st some part of the year.
Don't fooled the name Johnston's Tome
Bitten 30e end $i per bottle at Gode's
drug store, Albion block, Iloderich, sole
ti`Mt a
' The bog is a gra eating animal,
though people d0 not always seem to (.A AD Asax up n,,. the 0.11.r
teak:.: i:. S:iat like 'oats soot. ..d iiws. ue.er'.11.
edsetek. trek IP It UN ties
Wee • Bede Camgls fend.
A slim young man in the height of
fashion was violently aneez:ng in a street
ear, shot • companion remarked, "Aw,
Chawles, dealt boy, haw d'ye cath that
dweadful add." "Aw, deah (shah, left
my cane in the lower hall tither day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, ao
dweadful cold, it chilled me almost to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's iced fine Gum his cold would not
trouble biro eery much. For salo at J
i'sou'a prescription drul store. U
To lee teedleal MIls.I... aaL all wheel
11 may miners.
Pho snphatine, or Nerve 1 ooc, a Phos-
! hate Element boxed upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
LL D. of Boston, 3Iasa., cures Pnlmon-
..ry Consumption, tick Headache, Ner-
votu Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Plioephatine is not a Medocine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Ntrcotics, end no Stimulants, but simpp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
u sufficient to c ,,rimae. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. LOW ail &
Oo,, sole agents for the Dominion,
le Front Ptreet last Tomato.
DrFOWLER'S
•
EXTRACWALD
STRAiBEY
L'FTE3 •
CHOLERA
CHOLERA INFANTUM
+nose -�?1lCE/4
ALL C .11UuACD r 9 uf)1 AIN r
c tr'l r,, ?Y'-( P£AC EA.
Th.Peopl0'.Livery
AT)) Canine. -Can the tomatoes to
the usual way, and when you open the
taus in the winter, take .1.y 11uautity
and season with salt to suit the taste ;
then add cloves, cinnamon, cayenne pep-
per, • little t inegar, and a: ;Mile sugar.
It is the best you in er tasted.
UMW* $peeatale.
Run no net in buying medicine, but
try the great Kidney and Liver regula-
tor, made by Dr. Chase, au' hor of
Chore's receipes. Try Chase's Liver
Cure for all diaeasea of the Liver, Kid-
neys, St. mach and Bowels,. So'd by all
druggists.
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOK'SBEST FRIEND
I I1' EIIRATED
*I �' CHASES
_Al'`1
woo ELION
NES' G-OODS - Fall and Winter.
Ready -Made Clothing
and Ends of Cloth
Rossi be Cleaved eel •1 t'e.sl sad ander feet.
HTTGH D tiNLOP
LIVER
CURE
NAVE YOU t$
liver Cwelplaiat Dyaie eRresaew
laandrce, H -raja u the 6A
._esti...esa, _ say disease arising from • dermas
kw. De. CKAas Lavas Cuts will be pond • ewe
tae certain renxsdy.
NATURE'S REMEDY
(41. oto',.,: mxtt:: of Dr. Chess's Liver Ewe i
Liner ('...plaint rests solely mak ti.. ,act Ike ..
unpasi•le4 fromeatrre, well-known liver regulator
Nessaes AND DANr.LION, combined with maw
Aber invaluable roots, barks and herbs, hsei.g
i elect on the Kidre1.. Stonracl, Dowels an
600,000 sols
leer sar•4a1/ .sillies ft De. Clanks Rari4e A.al
erre art/ in Canada .Ione. We sort every ass
seer. a./ Ail/ woke Is tewiks/ wits Linn tem
(h'ai••r ser try 44.. earafrewl nand,.
1lertaiu14111. ciwa AMM Fsa
Wrapped areonl eevwerryv Maden( Dr. Chas's Liver Car
is a valuable Haasehold Medical (;side and Recip
Rook (le pages), containing over Seo useful recipes
renounced by medical ase. and druggists as nerals
Me. and worth tea times *be price of the medicine.
rmMr. ISiex. es naso&
TIT mases Endre eel ane■ eau. ss cit.Pobo.
*OLD ST ALL DEALERS K1
0. SOa/AUS00 a 00-. Selo Aussie, Itlradteat
Came Cat. A sate sed portio
BEWARE
OF WORTHLESS I11MITATIOIIiII
As there are man Inferior
Fanniesmeted with lute.
ate"sowed and .and
by Seer mo-
principled mereh.nts trad-
ng os the repetatloi of
out ppreat.. (' s'.Nse.
we warn the ladles against
n.eh imposition' byavow-
ing their ad.wlle• to the
a.M•walty of weer that the
tray
ORONPTOR CORSET COI'
fh alamp.l on inner eldeof all Cora'lineso•de
'MAW. whish ems ars gesdr.
JOHN 1101, Proprietor,
The ebeerlber 1a prepared to erwleh tee pea
lir with
The Finest Rigs
AT RRAIsO'Altl.R PRl('ES
WILL CURE OR REUEVE
SILIOUSIIESS, DIZZINESS
DYSPEPSIA. DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERINO
JAUNDICE. Of THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIOIT7 Of
BAIT RHEUM rNE STD/UPI!,
HEARTBURN, DRi VfUS
114E40ACl/f, Of THE SA'INAtbd roger,
M•Atone ert•Mitieket
d,�J RrO1R1
T. ■LJURN
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
//Remember the I•laoe-Weak street. nex deer to tlu f 111ontreaLw
Oeeerk h. moat. t isd. ISR.
PURE
PARISGREEN,
HELLEBORE,
INSECT POWDER
�T
R 1.1 Y 1M- A S'
TI -1
FAMILY GROCERY 1
The undersigned two moat reepr.tfully to (atoms the Inhabitants of Godertek digat
rounding country, that laving bought l'll)*AI' )UM CAGB la Um but Wiarbla e:
and the' unset Stater. a ret, wyertorstoek of •
1"n=31-1 - CCE :SSS
Consisting of FRESH TEAS of this season's importation, com-
prising Young Hysons, Gunpowders, Japans and Blacks, amongst
which are to be found some of the very choicest imported, and
desire to call special attention to the same. Also a Superior
Blend of COFFEE, French Broken Loaf, Granulated and oth-
er Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Figs, Nuts, Or-
anges, Lemons, Assorted Peels, Extracts, Flavorings, Sauces,
Pickles, Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods of all descriptions, Biscuits,
Pure Ground Spices, Hominy, Maccaroni, Vermicelle, Tapioca,
Sago, Rice, Brushes, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,
and other tine(.' *Soles usually kept in a 'bottle city establishment.
A• l%4PElTNf OF N M Coots much% aelze1TIO.
WANT TO BUT A QUANTITY OF BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES N POTATOES
REES PRICE & SON,
Store on the Fquare, Between E. Downing'• and C. Crabb'..
Goderich. April net. la''. nes
[IAVING
ii rI RNISHWU
lir shop in the Wes.
style, put la Thee
sew leartsarCbe re.
:rot of them the oele-
rated Itocheeter
Li1WgChaire••nd
,died a journeyman
Barber. we are in a
peados to de Metter
Wert thee hereto-
fore.
lady's a Children's
Haireultlag wade a
.peclalty oa all day.
except Saturday.
Rayon sad Scawort
;round.
WM_ KNIC+IIT
Wil West Street. two doers east of P.O., Ooderich
The Greatest Luxury Obtainable for Impaired or Diseased
Vision is a Pair of
The Celebrated Axis Cut Pebbles !
The frauds that have been perpetrated on the spectacle wearing
public by most spectacle dealers and peddlers by giving afettnmetl and
fancy names to ordinary glass, ,peaks for the ignorance of the public
generally, in the all-important subject of the preservation of sight.
there are only two articles from which the spectacles lenses can be
manufactured. viz : Pebble and glawa-call glass by any other name,
it still remains glass. Pebble, 0.1 the other hand, is from nature's
own manufactory. It in a natural crystal found generally in free-
stone formation, and is harder than the ruby and emerald, ami near-
ly as hardas the diamond. The Pebble is not more or less than a
transparent stone, cut by aid of diamo td dtust, and the greatest
amount of power is placed itnmediately over the centre of the grain
found in all pebble. It will give to the spectacle wearer the coolness,
freshness and a pleasant feeling that the ordinary spectacle lenses
cannot by any possibility impart. All spectacles and eyeglasses are
s;,aniped B. Land can only he purchase. from ��
F_ 1i CRZiQ ai�N ,
Druggist, Goderioh.
7th Intal.
fily
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
CPEO. BARRY,
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKEU
Hamilton Street, eoderich
A seed ataeenseasat at I1teb•w. Red +nets. iltllty Ru to and T��rttorr Faruttare,,web s• ?s-
t*.ee,tawa *Jae, h!bet- sad wand seated*, Cupko•rde. HMA-Mesda, Ma,t,rwsea, week -insets
caw Leet'., o) ...•,
74 R,
wablet esseuta•at of Cease and 54aalwysen bead also Betimes htresablr
P1Mtan ihml* • i.-wg al sMh11N
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