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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1888-1-27, Page 3S.. -of rWW 71, . - - PUNA las-LA c Jar To ) KUM I illsm• rim astriewed MP.. Who tapeardmi Pease ref grim was warb Cie Mead are Maras Se She emais-Tlie Mothi.o. simaritisims. limn was fussiest remelt, la Now Yolk a Bait .1 Reform Ammo ion. Seth •n orgenissition, having f ,r its objem tee doing a way with the •Iimes coserasei - eld with funerals slid lentels, lies tern loogrotritertained •ieh utturkey Now Yulit'a l'"4""" glerItYstato n• . fullowtpg plain Wani agreed wpm) I y Kestrel,lit. tasseling twilling 45.0 j repreemitaiive mini of eft the ..... it:na- tions -- This t Ionisation shall lie 1 ISO the Burial Iteforin Amex irolue. Its motto shall h. : "Nut to b. *Ivy as num oakum' the hope for these teat sleep in Hissi."---1 Thies., ir., 13. The biome Ask be the committal .4 'II: Chrlistiasi dead, "Euth to eastb, loom fur ibis general resurrection at the ei., day, and the Mee( the wore to te ii through ter Lord Jesus Christ.' 'Ito olrjera shall io mato al. •110 poises and call themselves Chneriaii. a th FOC 4.11,1 effort : First- To encourvem burial in pens!. • able ceffins iu the sample earth. Sec .nd -To simplify and cheapen fun ernj sud intiorning Cerennuoals Third -To secure large and ampler tracts t,1 eniteble grouted for burial poses. The association will seek te *dram e its obj-•cts by amnia the folhostipoepeci- tie reforms First -The exercise of economy see simplicity in everytheig appertainine t., the fasten!. Seceed-The use of plain hearses. Third-Tbe dims. of crape, coifs, feathers, velvet trappings mot the like. Fourth-Tas avoidtne of all un Chtist- ion and heethen emblems and the use of any tiara' decorations beyond a fes cet (Winne Fiftli-The discouraging of all aiding and drinking in connection with fune- rals. Sixth -The discourseieg any but immediate members of the tensely accost'. "As eerie asi tha geld glade Mow," gesserted • Sew York phybilitia "I am mien., vita patterns sullerker from eillapped lips. ha trouble gess rally nsainfests itself In user wide est ilea middle tat the hp I seed to t each Otiose in • latiebing matter • proem -atm Wein simple emu:limn, sects &yenta*, ler instance. But I am found that such legitimism was roily tesaledary remedy, for atom parts* Meiling the cut would re -open at t eighteet intertioo of the bps. The act et biting anything hard, lateehing yaws ing would make the nature...as bust 'with pain. If the patient veld bon, the chemise were that he woe hts• s bed lip all through the wine, ate resemettes fax • mestranent I rat. across an (ILA traiep printer, ir had rt.Sbaiii crs oat lb'. rough side lit t 0.41s all Dm life see fir whims eve moues Ltd bH eim • cold day. e tel. ,uetusitT irrostigatini the matter would fled that the people addicted chipped lips were it the babit of tone sue them with their tongues. A so e w e, said he, is to keep your tongue y tar 'mouth. I halve snits fulli,sul h sueeestien in my practice and new knew it to fail. The ruukh akin of tb tongue 'wretches the lips, end when the Moor once btoonecappeil the lest co loci 15 Inf./Ugh to keep the cut opeu." to in rest nd sa • Ily he Sfu -or 1. tu id ure h. r THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1888. 1 to re in ia er • WitiTeth -- There is no question about it -blood tv112-etepeciefly if it be an impure 'pond. Bletchcs, eruptions, pimples .,..1 boils, are all •Tinptonas of an impure 44, dim to the improper action of the lieer. When this important organ fails le property perfewca its function of puri- fyiug and cleansing the. bleed, impuri- ties are carried te e,11 parts ef the sys- tem', and the symptoms shove referred 19 aro merely evidences of the 'Armpits et Nature to throe .ff the pole/noes c. rine Unless her warning be heeded n. time, serious results are certain to eul ... i . rating in liver or kidney '("'ter, or even in censuntption. Dr l'rer,o's Golden /Medical Digeovery sill preoo t and cure these diseases, by re- etereg the liner t.. • healthy cendition. Preece Ellimeark's fader Mn Ober. Mime .1 the Wrench newspapers Pro - grid Prince flismark shookl possess an ii`dor brother who lie. in • comparatutely retired sphere, has been talked about, and never been push• ed tete a heavily salaried berth, not- withstaieline his younger brother's toe memo indoence This fact intuit also sh those dielomeeists and states- panying the body to t. m the greeen who lay hand's nn al the plunder Seventh - The dispeiline of the idea they can reach. for themselves first, and that any elub r society money must le then for those dear friends and connes- spent un the funeral. tons for whom they are expected to pro- vide. The great Otto's Integrity on Eighth -The early interment of tLe ihw score is made much of by the Galin body in sod stithcient and suitable f. r journalists. and earnestly recommended Rs resolution to its ultimate eleineets. to the consideration of seine of their Ninth -The use of such materials for nwn compatriots. -Modern Society, the euflin as wi3 rapidly decay after I have bee n a sufferer from catarrh for burnt. the past eight years. Having tried a Tenth- The substitution of bulled g"h'f'cr 6f relhadiar h414"146d " "sur. cures without obtaining any 1 plot+, for family vault& had resolved to take no other patent Eleventh -The encouragement, on medicines, she. a friend whom!' eke to sanitary grounds, of the removal is try Ely's Cream Beata 1 did so with crowded districts of the body to a new- grest reluctance, but can now testify teary instead of retsicinr it in the rooms occupied by tha living ; and Twelfth -The impressing upon abaci ..f public charities and correction the with pleasure that after usinz it for six weeks I b•alieve myself cured. It is most agreeable remedy -an invaluable Belay. -Joseph Stewart,624 Grand Ave , Brooklyn. LIMO 114 TIM P111.24ITSITTIALRIT Melleallems *Nev. liket so Uri Ismaware• et Meg Meg. Thiel' what it is to eater aloes walla sad lase that stook, whose Wow pendu- lum shall beet int -nue seconds, ate - Mee, hours, days, weeks se nuestbs- but years of your presious yesith and sasubood before yce agate see the • orld which has discarded Tue. Mirk of the unrelieved round cif toil, succeeded by the solitary cell and miserable hours of thinking, what might have been arid what is ! Huw sl w the boors to him a about bope, withoet profit in his bitter toil, without respect in his solitude, without honor, without comfort, without liberty! How slow the days make the week, and the weeks the month, where each is drearily the same, meson in and season out, till the dutiful year is told ! To be the comps:lien of the vilest, cheek by jowl ; to weir the garb of in - finny; to be driven (rein the cell to lab- or, and from the labor to the eel! ; to see on all sides the high walls and the redoubts, wlsere gleans the rides ready to kill the insurgent ; to know that how- ever skillfully the swept, is trimmed, however bravely intimated, there are keen scented aud lynx -eyed pursuers to track and the strung mon of the law t recover ; to feel that by no power ca relief come until Inc lung distant ds appointed, save the power that can bless an unhappy lite by ending it. What a record of hotietersness, of de spair, remorse and gnawing misery the pitiless striae of those cells could tell Segall wonder that after years of coufine- unto every kindly trait •..f nature is witheted, root and Manch, ard only Intl. len desperation and hatred et society re- main. Leo!' at their laces to reed their story. Not one in a hundred has the face of shame, 4.4 auhappineee, but ef stolid re - 'aviation to inevitable privioion and 41.- r.e.. See that long line of gray tuts- ' ery much:co 1.. its noneday meal -a bu- aten centipede -a hundred locked to- gether-- shuffle, *built*, shuttle -the very *ter la a degradation. Slowly they file into the cheerless room, and in silence, and with bowed head, each sits to devour Ins portion. Not a word, not • whisper, all wants expressed by signs. Long lines f keepers, each coldly and keenly watchful, each ready with pistol to sup - prem the aliehteet token of revolt, for this is the time of danger in a State pri- son. The meal is aeon over. At • beckon they arise and lock together - shuttle, Andle, shuffle, skalEs-back to labur again. • trausur illmeneed es gesegilliewes• The masa who &del take the papers was 85 towis 7. tie beemallit hie whoae fmaily in bores segue. ki• mei be serest Testis was PPM' dent, and mimed to know if Ike"Raitem tuft's'.* taken Cobs, and if se, where they had tabus it. fie had sold his etre fur tem eente-the pries, beteg 11100.*•- - hems ot interest. ammo rim op al. The alert purtaat Meeneuts of plant - feed arw carbonic acid, water, potash, phoisphurts said and nitrogen - Lather for cleating widows ! One part of olive oil, ono part of spent of Iseausouia, two ot cloak wr andarr, uoii tit water. Mia to • thick eighteen and twenty -We OM", 1" da- To make earner lasolui fur Due small • posit hie nausea, they ledd lbw( 11 work, bail olipp4i4s ef brown or white eras neustly ctmistedelell. tail! hard piper ei water, Lai( I h010.SMU • pule, poem, mid those setae sharper haill son ,ego oiled seusey he had wee emote three mat odd glue or gum and sme,111111si preas them on him fur half disarm. Oue of the boys west to • blacksmith's shop to bo measured for • pair 01 &Mee, and 'nether saisteA the in orlon house for • church. After hanging hie Loa ida • meat hook, he piously tuck a seat uu • butcher's stall, anti listeneci to auc- tioneer whom he took to be the preacher. He left bean the "unman' was mid he bad uo vino optima of the 'Mar - mint. eh, Fla. 0/1111 two d Green paint for Venetian blinds which will staild the heat of the sun without seed oil varnish, mixeirwith oil et no- mad 0110 of verdigris with nuteil or lin- blistering . Rub tem parts oftwhitejead pintoes, and dilute le,th whirs with or dreary drying -old A rattlanake was d:yitonmeerear d‘c.aurrykeening n 11 One el the gills took • tut "seal It struck bulk animals and both died. onions to trade them fur • letter." She but the turkey was released uuharmed. had a baby which she carried 611 a sugar which is proof that snakes do not poisou trough, stopping at times to rock it en their own feed. The snake killed wits the sidewalk. %Viten it cried, ebe stuffed 6 feet 7 lochs' lou. led hod fifteen ite mouth with an old sto.Ming, and sang Istilwi• "Ruben Aden." The process of fastening ferns to 0 The oldest boy had sold tire coon b sok is very easily accomplished. Wit skins, and was on • bust. When last a small brush gently touch the back I seen, he had called fur • glass of soda the fronds here and there with • little and water, and stood soaking his ginger- C 'amen gum, putting only sufficient ie bread and making wry faces. The sliep- keep the (needs from turnito up. Mac - keeper mistaking his MOM lllll g, had giveu • piece of blettiug paper on the top lit him • mixture of salsoda raid water, and th• fern, and put a weight top uf the it tamed strongly of soap. But he'd book, and when dry the pr .cess ,is cent - heard tell of audi au' water and he was pee*. 0 ull' to give it a trial. le ,me town A French physinot has loon making off's half n , feller came in and called fur a lemonade remember' iscesitly into the seisms of y ' with • "dy in it ;” thereupon our soaped caneaugar and treacle on ir.u, and dads friend turned his back end imietly wiped that they corrode iron with the forma several dies iiito hie driak. tem of an acetate of the metal. The We eippreachiellAp old rentlemon and i -fact ie of practical Mility in connection - tried to get hire to "subscribe,- but he eiib boilers, because ig eappeio "no_ woe'd not listen to it. He sae opposed times that sugar gets into the water .• to "totarnal improvemeuts, and he supplied to boilers in suotr edineries, thourcht "laruin' was a wicked invention and consequently tends to deteriorate the boilers. Ayer s Pills cere constipation, impel,* the aepetite, promote digestion, visitors healthy ection, and regulate every func- tion. This medicine ia pleasant to take sad gentle in it. operation. Ste article in Ayer's Almanac. 'gnat WSWISA3112i. claim of the poorest to proper end roves - e01 busied -- • January 16th DM The preeents which bare come pour- ing in upon tem from .all quarters in- rbasitsaiske foe the Pope. That while no rules are laid down as to the conduct (.1 cnembere funerala,each member of the asiocistion shad hold him - @elf bound to the general principles there- of. Bishop Potter, of New leek, is Fran- dsen of the Aseniati.sn, whose aims car- tain.y merit sympathy and coopers - tics+ of all whose endeavors an for social reform in all metiers ; for there are no abuses which should be sooner mete away with than those connected with funerals and burials, as conducted at present. gangerseis towaierfrlim Coateerfeits are always dangerous. more SO that they always cloudy IIITTATO MI ORIGINAL IN •rriAlltANet AND NA/IIII. The remarkable success achiev- ed by Nasal Balm u • positive cure for Catarrh and Cold in the Head has iii- duced unprincipled parties to imitate it. The public are cautioned red to be de- ceived by nostrums imitating Nasal Groans, Nasal Belem, eta Ash for Naomi Balm and do not take knits:los dealers may erre upon yoo. For sale by all druggists or sent post-paid ois re- =pries (50c and $1) by addresaiag 41 Ca, Brookville, Ont. A Seem tasswasesets May. T. Joh* Ashworth, aethor and maw malts Poverty Iota • sore trouble; be was imasekens.of it. As a boy hie had to go of belay so aseeesblad company to mar,* the first prism," and was unhap- py sad ashamed that he must go op with hare fest. As he went op to the plat- form amid the dapping of hands, lei gels : "I world have gives 130 had I possessed it for something with which to foyer any feet." Ami when returning in triumph to his pisie : • °riled as though my heart would tweak, bosses I woo such a poor, poor boy, and I thought wow of the other boys moored at my po early.' Week, an derobt ; hut weakness is forgiven In the prim& wineer,and John Ashworth'. WM Wee intimately soonest. ed with the sem* of the =sew of those Strange Taloa" for whish it was so en Woo* to Gm publisher, bet of whieh of three million leave been sold, mid whish have t... timasistad lets Welsh, French. vetch, Speeilish and Rossioa. John Ailment\ undsrstood the mon and wo- woo Amos stories he told. %hen he died, at en, almost Isis teat raped woo that all the floaday-sehool Andrew ia Fachool Mao should have !pied new en25 and now stook:Wpm The remem. braes of that sari, pain had not died out. Th e• Sigma of Weems an Well knows, g1 ttts rosoody is not ainove In wall do- tilusined. Worm Powders win 41eiwry *OM .„„„, . • L . Council met according to statute. Present, James Johnston. reeve, Robert , y reeve, os Todd. Jno elude the liberal provision ef no fewer L tek hart de .ot Th Bowers and Alex Stewart, counctllors, than 50000 lottles of chant oe The Palt • Pope himself is tu, lover of champagne, nor, indeed, of the juice of the grape at all. A single glue of red wine at the chief meal of the day is believed to be the utmost extent of his indulgence in it. What will he do with this vast stock of the juice of the "flaming wraps of eastern France It may be that the prelates and inferno clergy will prove equal to the occasion, or the Pope may decide to ley it dywn in the cellar of the Vaticau. Aym's Sirsaperilla is pen/erased and recommended by eminent physicians, and as taken with perfect toasty by old and young. Its cleansing and vitalism, effecte are sure and speed,. and it is nat. vernally cenceded te be the most effec- tive of all blood purifiers. William Robbin went to Detroit m sear Stratford about three weeks ago, aced settled with his family at 159 C,11 - Drees street west. On Wednesday lane, while at home he attempted to kindle a lire with the aid of kerosene. He sup- posed the tire out, bat it appears a few live coals remained. A nsconent after plating nn the oil an explosion occurred oad Mr Robbin was enveloped in &mum The fire attracted Julius, Mr kdabin's little son, 2 years and 3 ninths old, and hie came directly to the burning fluid. The father, notwithstanding hie agony, shouted to the boy to stay •oay, but be. ing on Are dared not approach the lad. The little tole paid no heed sed moan was • mass of dimes. A servant girl was sitting in the room et the time, holding another child, but dared not have her charge, as it showed a duipolo. tines to reach the lire. Tee boy Julius lingered is &pay until 3 o'clock on Fri day afteraomo when death pot an end to hie tortoni,. Mr R.bbin himself is badly burnt about the hands. face and abdomen, bet the chances are in favor of his roe:beery. resosea. A mere* of meek ill health is reglad ed Conatipatiou. The utmost oodles should bo observed to kelp the bowels molar. The best regulator of the toiwele to promote dm& &sterol tenon is Bar desk Blood Rinse& Try it if troubled with eorstipatioa. 2 • very stylish bonnet is of dark helio- trope velvet: trimming of gold rewro- te mown •14 pile yellow ostrkk hpa • • 4t/ These after taking the declarations of qualification and office took their seats : The minutes of the former two meetings were read sad signed. Moved by !Jr Lockhart, seconded by Mr Todd, that R. K. Millen be appsintel cleric at • salary of $1$5 per acnuen, it being un- derstood that he keep a book registering the receipts acid expenditures, prepare tbie minutes of the Council of the past year for publication, if reeored, and publish the minutes of isogli cogged od by Mr B mere, that J. (1. Ward be meeting. Moved by Mr Tx14.1, mooed - reappointed treasurer at a salary of $90. C•mtecl. Mewed by Mr Stewart, I seconded by Mr Lockhart that John Hickinbuttosit be re -appointed asseisor at • salary of $80. Cerried. The reeve appointed Robert Murray. and the coacicil John Wooster as auditors for the current year. The aIsirs of the late uessorer were then discussed. In view of the unanimous vote peened by the ratepayer, nn nomination day, seat- ing the council to take measures to here the indebtedness of the late treasurer to the township cancelled. the Reeve and Deputy-nere were instruoted to take &dims, to find if the same can be legally done. The tollewine debentures were ordered to be paid. Edward praphY, cedar, gravel and damages, $4.d4 : John urdoull, Pavel, $T.70; James Welsh. damage to road and erased pit, .30; J 0 Ward, extra trip to Godericio $2; R Ell Anderson, trip to Goderieh and bank, $3.23; tow eship oink, election expellees, $31.25; John Bailie, culvert biomes. 15 and 16 eon., $2.60. Council adjourn- ed to duet on Moodier January 33th. R. K Mutate Tp. Clerk. To dream ce • poodennui whalo. treat o• The tip of Ids tall 1. 15. Mira el • warm 111 the ',nether Is warted. I 'ohms It should Repeal to hot. Dreams don't amount to much, soy - how. Some signs, however, aro infedli. Me. If you an cionetipatml, with no ap- petite, tortured erfth emit headache sad gyintesis, these signs indigene that ynn need Dr Piense's Pleasant P.r.ativePellets. They will *ore yoe. All drairgirtra- 7;'; A dark heltotrape velvet bonnet has bows in front .4- velvet sod Latin in lighter /diodes, sad ostrich tips to reach. ohne mem Amend seek bottle of Dr Oltams's Liver Core is a medical geoids and mealy book enntaining metal inforenetson. over ROO emmipos, sad pronouseed duchies and dresigiala as worth toed= the era* of Moe atedatill• 'Sad soak $1. Itoid by ell droggiota. •t°,. and a vi is,,,, None t f his family ever learned to read but one boy, end "tescUed school for a while, sod thins wenn to studying cliwinity." Me Ion Sentry la Maas ? We ; fer initence the signs of torpid Iger are yellow eyes, sallucr °impieties', pain undo, richt shoulder, irregular trowels, headache, low spirit* and weari• nese. All these signs may te removed by Burdock Blood Bitters which is • mire cure for all irregulerities of the lom. 2 - - The emsbleaabie Glirps Mew Veer. The new walk is neither graceful nor pretty. It is a kind of a wadcae. The woulo-be (*Atonable y .ung lady now walks., if she had no joints nor firm - MISS to her. Every pars of her anatomy seems te shake and wieele as she goes. 8ho comas down bard first on one foot and then on the other, seeming to rest Igor body alternately on each of her estrlisoities ad Law. nether limbs. Her cheeks wohble, and so do her arras, I don't know an) better way te describe it than to sty she waddles like a tat duck. I don't know who is the originator of this (ash ion, but it is evidently ening b. be the thing this winter. All the eirls put it on with their fall bonnets, and all over the streets you can we the little dears trying their best to be ungraceful in their efforts to be up to the latest "fad." -S. Y. Evening Sun. The abolition of resistance is atisolu rely necessary in connecting a !oil:nine- °inductor with the earth, an tins is done, says Professor Tyndall, hy dourly embedding in the earth 'a plate good conducting material and • large area. The largeness of seek makes monetarist, for the imperfect mmilluctirity a earth. The plate, in fact, constitutes a wid doer through which the electricty puss- es freely int' the earth, disruptive and damaging effiacta beim( thereby mold- ed. Mesaarkaide Mathew Sullivan, of Westover, was ill with dyspepsia for fnur yarn Finding doctors did little good tried Burdock Rood Bitten ; six bottles cured hint, and he gained in weight to 178 pounds. B. IL B. enree the worst known cities of chronic dyspepsia after all else fails. 2 I tenet, tore te saw resat. Drspeneis is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery. Indigestion is a fo• to good nature. The human digestive apparatus is one of the most compliceted and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out of order. Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad cookery, mental worry, lato hours, irregular habits, and many other thintm which ought not to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspeptics. But Green's August Flower has done • wonderful work in reforming this rad bustuses end making the American people so healthy that they can enjoy their meals and be happy. Remember :-N., happiness without health. But Greets'. August Flower brings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Seventy -fire cent*. eowly G000 roe Tian Roveti. -National Pills are a rood blood punfier, liver re• master and mild purgative for all sea - N UM. 1111 -.1110.11•1 woossirep. Never (invoke • friend. When ene- mies gather arisen], when vie:Anew falls on the heart, when tho world is dark and cheerless, is the time to try true friend ship. Tboy who turn from the scone of distress, betray their hypocrisy, and prove that interest only moves them. If you have a friend who loves you -- who him studied your interest and happiness sore to sustain him in adversity. Iot him feel that his former kindness to appreciated, and that hie love was not thrown away. Real fidelity may bei rare, but existo--in the heart. They only deny its Werth sad power who have sev- er loved • friend or labored to make eon happy. The Rood and the hied, tho af- feettonat• and the virtuous, see and fool t he hes vilely influence Mee • Meek AVM Mr Goode, druggist, is not a book &tent, but has the agency in Goderiesh fur Johnston's Tonic Bitters, which he eon heartily rocionsmend for any com- plaint to which a teen medicine hi ap- plicable. This valuable wiedieise has Wes with most sietenishingly gond re- sells it caeca of gentend debility, wea- sels, irregularities peculiar to females, estrum* paionoss, impoverishment of thee blood, dome& and liver troubles, loss of appetite, arot for that leoninel worn oat feeling that seedy every one is trembled with at woos part of the year. Dnn't f,wy.t the name Johnston's Tonic adhere 50e. sod gl per b the at Godes drug store, Albion Wook, Goderich, sole nirent- a A REWARD -01 one dome "TIA3ra aolto soy ION goading the bent four lies- rkfIlle ea ' mmmy,' Um remarkable Imo imm for the Teeth and Ka& Aak .ar mor Whoa Judge --Stand up. Prisoner I claim the right under the law to remain seated, y'r houor. "Haw an 4 If yew aro troubled •ith ors wreak, however light stoma, ler tat for It, 4. out allow ir to novo nes doe Imago ; brook *p the anode by loosening itotealsaisa. toatugh phlogpt with disused's Pia Alexander Forma, a they, woe hos. Mr. Fel..essiseb. "Faorboouthee wow jpast t wont soob:147 lug and remarks. toleneeph Won &loam Casiad• Needy Balevg from Port Arthur to rte Roams. Rio turned to gersiore his family finge to Wiunipeg, in which leo e Ile make hui hea 'quartiles for tho futepe. 11. soya •sseksois for she Carel. Pasifia It .ilsay peas hotter titan fermi.% - - - - Want of Sleep Is motion tho ananally to the insane asylum ; the doctors say thee trouble is atarmaiegly ea the teemed% The usual retadOes, while they mop e tem library Olaf, are likely*, de 4. more harm thallitood. What is seedeot• ei an Alteeeddre shad Bloo.1 Teri nor. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is incomparably the beet. II recta these disturber:tees in the t-irculattuatektch cause sleepless - stores the 'este nese, gives iucorailyttermainlatty. and 'te- te a healthful condition. Rev. T. A. twee, agent of the Mass. Homo Missionary Society, writes that his stoma -t, was out of order. his sleep very often disetarbol. and wine im- purity of ih• blood manifest ; but that a perfect rime was obtained by the use el Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Frederick W. Pratt. 424 Washington Street, . writer: " My J.aughsee was prostrated with nervous debility. Ayer's Sarsaparilla restored her t• health." William F. Bowker,, Erie. Pa eras curest of nem -eateries' and sleeplesenem by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla for shoat two months, daring which time but weight increased over twenty pounds. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, rasztarD ay Dr, IL 0. dyer Co.. Lowell. Mals, UStd byall Decadele. Wier St. in bentlakIlli CTS UPON Liv- 5 : • • • B llaTimieleWrt w fias- -; givsliwisdivermesdacbsitl"weapialas. 101,001101 WU?. May Ape. Mead serer WO ens, istreembees .55 1.- 88*. system. Per tale by -Mines McKay druggist. Dun gamma Pnee SO irna,.djj d INVE1VTION ur ros the lam half century. Not o "The law says no man can be made to least among ihe wonders of inreetlr• Pro - criminate himself, and if I stand up I'll E. 7.1,10,,.* ienTioht seadoertinele,,"'It I:mewl criminate myself." emanating the workers from their bogies. Pay liberal : any one eada do the (work ; either ... ''That point is well taken and you may *s. Meng or old : no special &betty reead.. remain seated. You are accused of 41;:auritele outne and rettlittoyto ugou lier:I star"s;ill ?ret • stealing a pair of breeches nom this rp:tai rree'to.rothitalt0.ArTie" YtII:vei tid lal- men, but I can find no evidence sonnet ne.g.1.):.wwhals1-511 w hring you hi more mosey you.'' Grand °MOS Ad1=1"4".;:e ;:7;1:-. A trmite. filfes. VA "None at all, fr honor " hes rare lutteridelmil "Thank you, y r honor,•' "By the way, why were you so unwills Tkailies Frigild "You are diecharged." • I iii to stand up 1 ___..- oredielle come ter tie Me. Withowt If I stood up the man would see I tiessoise 01 Tweelite. had his breeches on, y'r houor.' The best regulators tor the st 'flitch and bowels, the beet core for biliousneste sick heedache, indigestion, and all age -- tions arising from a disordered lives. are without exception Johnson s TI IWO Liver Pude Small in size, sugar ceated, mild, yet effective. 25 cta, per bottle sole by Goode, druggist, Albion Wool. Oode rich, sole agent. - - - Wealth Iltemielle. First D weir -Busy Second Dector--Yes, almost worked au death. "So In I. It will be two months be- fore the people returning from their health getting trips will resit sending for the doctor& 'That's • fact. 11 11 wasn't for them health resorts we should have to go out of business.' reverser .1 Mad. Presence of mind is geed in can of accidents and ernergeames, and when coupled with Hogyard4 Yellow Oil will often save life. Yellow hl cones ell ;sinful injurin, burns, scalds, bruises, frost bites, rheumatic nonealgic pants, and is in fact a handy sad reliable sur- gical aid. 2 Finery Mareeral to 4 b*Idrrs. - - Children are overloaded with fineryole straying utterly their childish charm and grace ; for they are either pertly con- scious 01 "my bee clothes sr they mire rendered miserable by the necessity of it comporting themselnis as not to rumple, tear or mil their tripperies- this being, with some mothers, the se - pardonable MIL Tots Mae bock so sir eagle per tu in ute. Prieto Mc Thi sire bakes eigh caltaimzInute. •11.110. 11there is no agent in your town. we will seat you either or U60 abuse by diverts, ised pay the freight upon receipt or the price. AOreTil WANT1*1) in every town. Great inducements tattered, Send for circular. 2123- CI((T itc Ca, Toronto DUNN'S BAKING WAR GODERICII BOILE TORII Chrystil & D1ack' Menefee were of all kinds of STATIONERY. NAME. UPONNIT MIS THOUS BOILERS. SALT PANS, SMOKE STACKS and CI kinds of Sher? Iron work. ITIAN •4111 ari ATEA rare inotercas constantly on hand -- 0. 5.55, ready far delivery m U.P %ear areal Illsieler. 1 a M.P. Woos Illsiker. • Mew isme • Illessieg. A boon and a blowing to mankind is Hagyard'a Yellow Oil, the great peke destroyer and healing remedy for miter - mil and internal use. Yellow Oil cores all aches and pains, rheumatism, yore throat, cmup, deafness. cramps, etre toasted wird* sod hugeness. Procure it of your druggigt. 2 Dreamers do far more than the world , realises. The day dream of • period' who may sit for an honr almost un- coamtions of what is going on aroond himIs a Lore working nut results in the warn and mighty kingdom of 0505405, enncerning which we know en With Welo-eoe.01040110SWeleseeilmillikoviao. moo --..-t,- A gomplete ted-Ipsed Tkresitia; Oitit gienee. emote.. Repenter. De., all la geod working order. Will be sold cheap. Mall orders will novel re prompt attention. Works 1 Opp. 44.1. IL firalitie. P.O. BOX 361 Gedertele Mar Ink Mfg ATENTS MEATS, TRADE 81111 183 COPIII1S1111 Ololalarcl, mot all business In th ti.:81. Opemst Ogee attended to at iffrAIPRK_A PIZ% 05, ogee Is opposite the U. test Of See. met we "tar Cocain patents Ig_ge Usim thee theme remor• from friftpitancrow. livid J101)1. OR MIA fl 1NO. W. at .155.0 to paientalliillty fr.. ef ellen Old re4 7011.N. g'i.! Rug ''''''' °" We refer, were, to the rearm tatstr.thme Memo ct 11401. 4,1451.. er lei ..O�c.. anitplettori.idleilaals al 0 . tV10- Ierms start referesoes to acteartlearia la Tim; owe 48a1,51 Comity. irritate 4 a. aglow iiti • „ owlet. e l'a',-,t O ., W &el. vim, M.o. 4