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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 18$9•
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Mast'itigirriaese haus torn solemnised At least three fourths of the efT.rts A child in ousvulstuna presents a spree Rev I' l; .coir, M.P.. t. et l.•atuere
to its
at Cast Gerdes. New 1,4 It, enace Mr started fur the reform of shine*, public stitch M *loss
Simpson was placed to Coutes.' •d the ' or pri.,te, when they lad, fail fur want pareau• Some are rendered atoolutety
landing bereave but that of yesterday of earnest purpose. A cash -boy u1 a helpieas by taralytuog fear, end many
was the wu*t remnantie of all.'
New Ycrk *tore red a request that others, eves if not so deeply affected,
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Catherine Avelleda, tine of the pret any boys or gide should tell of any are scanelJ less Delpless, for the reason
tient little women who ever ermined the tDai they du t know what W du for
ocean ins esteems, and said to he des -
(coded from AUunsi the Wise King of
Lou and Castile in the thirtieth century,
was the heroine. She was brought up
in !usury and refinement to the city of
Malaga in Southern Kpaiu Her father
died snug years ago, aid some that time
she aid her mother have beets tratetsug
through Europe. A few weeks ago her
mother died, and Catherine found that
the property had dwindled to tuaignsh
caner. The was at that owe in Lunen.
Finding that ter friends were few whoa
her money was gone, she determined to
go to Mesio,., where her only living re-
lative, • brother, was I valid. She titd
not know .nasus where, hut site had
undent"d from her mother that be
had vast estates somewhere in the south-
ern part of that country. As her little
stuck of money was rapidly grueine less,
she .oncluded to come by steerage, and
s1 want to Liverpool and sailed for New
York on the Sonia, of the Cunard
Line.
Ou the pole vessel was a brawny
Scbtchman, Robert Mayne, of Inverness,
formerly a member of one of the High-
land regiments of Her Majesty. His
uncle is one of the famous shipbuilders
of Aberdeen, and Robert canoe to this
country to take csarge of a Scotch colony,
lately urgsuized in Wyoming. He also
came in the steerage, out of eurosity,
and to see how immigrants traveled.
The two yuun{ people tua-a--iflluteint
aversion to each other the first time they
met. Catherine is small, delicate, and
dainty. Robert is as strung as an ua
and nearly as large. The lady thought
him rough and uncuth. She under• l "lt iught out : What do yon mean Y'
Stood English, but could nut bear his "Well, he had the biggest job lot of fire to esu minutes, thea take. it •,oto
Gaelic aooent. and she was terribly an- tad wt.rda. Sleeted 'a if he bud all that auk, without wiping, wrap it Icirriedly
!toyed when he upand down the bid Leen left over from the whole trade. ui hot blanks'., and put it back tapes
overheated and 111 -smelting ',towage lh bed 1 it t d it era its
singing old ballads in • harsh voice, or
worrying the most dismal ...wide oat of
beloved bagpipe. She saw no beauty in
his "When the Kye Comes Hams," Of
"The Cart'p'eli's are Cumin'."
One day when the baffling head elude
were stronger than usual, a verve struck
the vessel with st:h force thee the laity
was thrown from her feet. She fainted,
and the Scotclwan who picked her up,
thought that she was dead. Then for
the first time he felt a great interest in
her, and when she revived he ordered
wrongs which they would try to make ""
tight in the year 1883, in this way • the little sufferer. Such attacks Genie / ..R.,,,,.,�,.__—_
un suddenly, sod w,: hunt warning, and
"Well, you sea. I think swearin' a !Ir Jho :T •'iii h•.use, elaieh i. 1l►oot
'bot as bol se anything us boys in our there is always some delay is immuring
enure do ; awearit,' and chum' tobeek- a physicians Douce, every ,••oe er ..0
er. I dut.'t chew, end lots of us bey. i knew what to do in sush cases until lie
dust ; but then there's lots that does, °"ase -
little fellers nut half as big as we ; and I An attack of convulsions, .securing its
seine of then do swear awful" i a previously healthy child, is mels
• ie, your employer. allow it r' asked feel ; this fact s eno•.uraguig. Whei
the editor. I death results, the chances ate that there
"Ni if they knows it ; but you d nu'r i HI souse serene" disease -as of the bias,'
s pose they swear at the hues f And I -present as • coop Icati.m. The most
them that chews, they don't chew an au"' c"use of w•ovulsiuua is tudiges
lion, induced by improper tool. Con -
pat -day."atJpahun, ala, renders very young chii-
'And you think this might and ought
Out., says regard'. a ti L' Ii • '•I tar.
used y,.m1 raerllrut tine ler k t lap'uuu
u, pr settee met IM my family WWII 18 it
and hold It No I it u ) list • I .*0w iv'
retard •ee. Vise 'hive buoy B e • a vv.
*time, •'ehee tar Sway."
h sh Id two mere a..i ..i Etater, me. r"lete.l
by there nor . i.e eriert,.roa laat weak.
soul 1 .1...4 la .11 f, . •N1 tiej. 1.. I .'t t• •isi. .4
.Irderts •air I. 7'.ed • k. .411 111e plc
ill ,.s •.41i't rr rtrh. l ll .ic 'he •sat h,.
hon ilial.• w -•s Co hum tiled dols-.ia i
t t.,• h• use' .u•1 by •ii us say it se -i se ' Ilia
the PI 1111•1144`11 a tel 'Lave known this.
�Ir l+l'Nsts sou otos tete slay WY away
with the,ftest,y w make a payment ons
his piece. is .'.,spsuy oath Lia wile and
ser., le •vi,.Y at h. woe f.•er .4 kis a thei
biota. one $iatt.N seed the ntb-
vr a 3 ,.vl.tirr Th. y were in the bowie at
tr., mei, it ass etatckrd hut Ike ata
said yhrv. w' ,rid r.ait„l ort them. tt,w i
at. e.' y Sissy billy after' Toe Lou a is
l••ug way trains any a three snit des re -
memo. 1 d theelati , attempt u... S wade
I 1 of -el. -Jai and "lade Mt !Aorta ma.
sway. II be • the it-tea'ct lei.'hd tie get
w'tat IL.ii a• re slur "bey la.aked the
d ...re sled look the k. ys soh sheik. The
eld•sigti:Ja.'ar•.'t r. it. iv •.
to be changed i"
"Yes, I do ; and I thought, after I
read 'beet the ltefoiieed Club, that I'd
like to pie, sod so 1'J see if I couldn't
help sop off the bad talk ; and two
other fellers, they're gt in' to stop."
"But how did you manage it i I
dren '.lore susceptible to such attacks
There are ether causes, such as fri,(ht,
utleoee auger, Ito , which are capable of
inducing cunvulsiuns, but the two firsts'
mentioned are so touch more common,
the others newt not be, described.
When • tit comes on, immediately lay
should really like t.. know." the child on the b. d, and undress it as
"Well, I just said, when I heard 'sot quickly as possible. If the toothier is
"What dose want to say that for f ' And I alone, she must do the best she can, but
then they stares', and said, 'Cos ; guess
there are always convenient ueighra,rs to
I've cut • right to do what I please render assistance to such euaergeue:es.
And then I didn't get mad end say, one should be sent for a physician,
"No, you scoot, but I said, •'Well, soother prepare ti. give the child a hot
i pine you have ; but I wish you mustard bath. In the absence ••f b..tl.
would'ot." And sometimes they laugh -
The
• xnnwuu washing tub will Ju.
ed and sometimes they poked fun : but The water shooed be as hot as can he
two of 'em swore off, and soothe' one borne, an 1, tf there is not water enough,
said he would if we'd just let him say fill the tub, so the child, when sitting its a I a.la,saew "f ow Liver. torso .•)*,
"Jimmy cricks '" And we did ; we it, will be submerged up the neck. Ii 1r•.,..wh a..J fie.+.le tiuld I.y Jan.as
"beta u na.t eouua{4 ler that, use a diet= u'i s rw•t'
thought -that w:un : swearin• at .n. ' w
"S.. you have three who have given
it up f"
"Yes and another boy that we bought
out."
• i. •t a rr r�a1..M.
hu • p" r -t' Its taloa i O. tdit•ine,
•' y tee •• • at K cdo. y a.-' I•" ,i area's
t .r, male hl I)r t'sa'r. sots•.• of Chs,se's
r use.,,.• . ll t Cha -s'. Lie.,, Cute for
per, and constantly pour the water ever •
the child's body
Whsle doing en, keep • towel wrur z
out of cold water, on the I'tt'n one's
head. Let it remain in the bath from
And we just got him to take account of , e , aymg out • st e ;
stock and make a list of his swear -words, ' back, and It vomits there is danger of
and we others that swore off, se f•, meal 1 strans;hing. Still keep the cold cloth to
a company and agreed to boy the let at ' the head.
five cents ai,ie,.o. And after we bought : Li many cases the convulsions stop
'em they waan't his to use no more, atsd I under the hot bath, and atild to the
at. every time he used one of 'em hu had I head. It they do not, then the chief
to pay two cents ' must be given an injection of snip said
But would be tell you ?" water, unless it is known t . have Citr-
ate'. yes. 'Teas post honor, you rh`ek And here it is sell to say, th.•t
know ; and Jack's a real good feller and in every home where chars is a chtiel,
he said he'd like to give it up, nnly'tbeT there should be a syringe kept for just
stuck to bins so he couldn't get rid of such. an esu. agency
'em without g vin' 'sin sway, and we W leen the bowels nave freely, as a
that everything be done for her, and offend as
to buy 'eau all. Wh t that • rule, the tit begins at cure to pays oft
promised that the strings of her purse pretty gond dodge'' et hoe the mother is obliged to watt is r
-ho uld be opened if any expense was in- And the editor we::t straight home, water to heat, she should give the mjec
curred. The unpleassut feeling between and net re he tuck 'off his orer^• tet wrote tiou before the bath. If the wet. r w•
the two vanished at mace, and when down the ' dodge," to show the young pseud genre out nearly clear, use tb.
they landed at Castle Garden and the folks that et.e b. y at Last was in earnest •yriuge as-aiu•
moment for parting arrived neither was about helping himself rid others to re -After this treatment, if the convul-
ready to go. At length Robert saw the Germ. I du not write his last name, be- st..tss per.ist, aside from applying C ,1.;
true way out of the dilemma. He de- cause I know he is in such earliest that
dared himself and asked tier to ace. ria he will be glad t.' have his language cor-
ny hint to Wyoming as his bride. The rested by tome of the yuune friends who
fair Castilian was startled by the sod- bare riot been running to the cry of Carnot swallow, end if ft side wear
dense. of the anezestton, hut replied "Cash here :" as he has, ever since he childdd its w, they might wen -
that she alwaye admired Scotcbmcn, and was eight years t•ld. for it into its mfaet is, emphasized, fist
particularly the Highlanders. Supt•
g
Simpson came to their aid and a clergy
many people eLdeuger chilureu'a lives its
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se *Hier ■ewse•r iew, thee way.
o eau summssned The marriage "My son aired eleven, was eared of it the mother's treatment is w cess
I soy was performed in peeper style, a•, e'u,ttire hum. ur tbst covered h;a fol, a a•oon as the convn!nrnis have
i an the late steerage passengers depart• heed sod (Ice nth roto, by two bottlesceaseand she is certain the chite cru,
eel in •dream (-room car fur Cheyenne, of But Jock B!...,1 li.t.ers and Pills," swallow, she should administer • tomer-
constantly to the head, the Is nuclease
more the mother can safely du on her
own responsibility ; she must wait for
the thed..ctor. While the tit is ow, the
ti\ yoga Ing.
Net • Seek A eat
Mr Goode, dru;tgist, is not a hook
agent, but has the agency in Goderich
for J. hnsteti's Tonic Bitten, which he
can heartily recommend for ary com-
plain to which a tonic medicine is lap
plicwble. This valuable medicine has
been with most astonishingly ga",d re.
sults in cases of general debility, weik-
neas, irregularities peculiar to females,
extreme paleness, impi•verishment of the
blood, stomach and liver troubles, loss
of appetite, and for that general worn
out feeling that nearly every one is
troubled with at some part of the year.
Don't furget the name J ,hnston's Tonic
Bitten 50c. and $1 per bottle at (;oode'a
drug store, Albion block, Guderich, sole
agent. a
tesuties Mrs Mary Fulfurd, of Post
Hoye, One 2
Rebelled by a oleloser's Wife.
It w:.a in a street car. Three ladies
were engaged ul conservation. Their
subject was church matters end church
people. Among the latter was the wife
of the past. •r of one of the leading Meths-
' dist congregations in the city. The
ladies said • good many thutgs about
her, some that tering amid others decidedly
otherwise ; some things that were true
j and others that she would nut have been
willing to admit to be true. For nearly
half au hour the gossiper% plied their
avocation, and, is the interest arose, so
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(lid the pitch of their emcee All the
t:me a lady sat opposite theist in the car
and quietly watched them. When one
seism Ifs.
A prominent gentleman in the neigh-
boring city is always sick by the smell i.f
watermelons. He can detect the odor
if one is carried through his bees* two
hours before he come* in. When per-
ceptible to no one else, It makes him
deadly sick. Speaking of this feet, an
engineer on the Hudson Neer said : "I
have had a peculiar experience in refer-
ence to p'asenous substances. Poison
ivy has never injured ale, and no exter-
nal poison that I have ever handled hes
done me any harm, except its one in-
stance. I once were • pair of bine over -
halls, and wore them to go ',timeline.
The blue color came off on my body and
poisoned me. i was in such a condition
that I had to be lifted from my bed 1.1
sheets. Since that time I cannot even
put my hands in bluing -water without
unpleasant results. in cleaning my en-
gine, if I take op any waste web blur
threads in it, I can tell at mites from the
suffering I experience that there are
blue threads in the bundle."
A style of lemon-squieezer has been re
cently finite extensively need which is
made of ealvanised iron covered with •
coating of zinc. A word of caution
shield be given against the lase of such
articles, as the citric sold of the lemon
will readily diss,lre the zinc forming
unwhelesnme and poison -,us pelt...
Lemon squeezers should be made either
of plain iron or wood, or, better, like
some we have ottserred, where the ser-
vices brought contact with the fruit are
glass or porcelain. Zinc is • metal
which is readily attaeked by the weakest
acids, and no fated or drink should ever
be allowed to el moo contact with it.
Climate fertba Sl Mile
And all dueness of the throat and lanes
can heeeured by the itss el Scott's Eine.
Bion, as it contain, the heeling virtues of
Cod Laver til and Ilypnphe.phirse at
their fntleet (.urns. list what W. S
Meer, M i) , L R C P., etc., Truro,
N. t3 says: ''After three years' ex;,er-
tenee i render Sect''. E•nulsion one of
the very beetiti The market. Ver, ex-
cellent in threat affectines ' Sell" by
all druigi,ts, 80o and 81 00
Expel the Worms by ming the este
and relaahls antbeleaistie Freere.e's
Worm Puwi era las
e f the gossips remarked that she had
never seen the pastor's wife referred to
and the others expressed a desire to see
her, the silent watcher sailed Ater
a while the car reached the point where
the lady wished to alight. She armee
but before starting toward the dour laid
her hand on the arm of one of the three
who were engaged in conversation, mud,
with a self possessed smile, said :
"Ladies,ou have e:prsesed a desire
to see tete. Here I am. I have too keen
a sense of humor to leave thecae without
telling you I am the lady you have been
talking about. Now, let me give you a
little sensible advice. The next time
you are in a street car don't talk so
tumidly, for someone might hear you
who would not enjoy it as hugely as I
have. Good of petition."
The lady left the ear and the fetes of
the gossipers were a picture of astonish
moot and deic,n•hture. The other pat -
stingers an.tle.t. -- Philadelphia Nes.
To invuor.te both the body and the
brain, use the reliable tunic, 3T'Iburu'a
Aromat,c 0 ti tine Wine. lm
Mie. Tart is -Oh, i'in so glad to meet
you this metnoig, Mr De Srni•h '
De Smith -You coarm me I But
why ?
Miss Tarvis -Why, do you know, i
am trying asget up a donkey party, iaut
we find it. extremely hard to discover
suitable persons. You will come, wont
you
Fay laver is a type of catarrh having
peculiar eymptntas. It is atter-led Fy an
nlllamel,l avandition of the lining neem
brans of the nostrils, tear -ducts and
throat. effecting the lungs. An acrid
mnooTs uMereted,the discharge is ace,. m-
panld with a burning sensation. There
are severe apnoeas of eneming, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and inflam-
ed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is a reins
dy that can be depended upon. 6Octs.
et druggists ; by mail, regietsred, SOcts.
Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego. New
York Ir
A Rare/an Of one d•ntt.t "Tiaasa
lit•" to any erns sending the best four Iii -
rhyme on •'tsAafi.*Tthe rwaarkahle
little gesrefor the Teeth and Pet:, Ask
y .tar demurest or address
t us dose of castor oil, if there is newel
for her believing that this attack was
caused by something it had eaten, or Sr.o
due to censlipstion When in douot,
then give theosl ; it would nut be likely
to do harm in any case.
After a convulsion. a loop deep is ne
cessary to resto.e the child's badly
shaken nervous system ; therefore per
feet quiet must be enforced. If duta:rb-
eJ, there is danger of tt having another
tit. -Dr Frank.
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CELERY
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From our owe correspondent.
Coueco. Manner. - Conned met i n
January 21st, 1884, according to statute.
Members all present; these having hand-
ed in their property quahtication and
declaration of office, the reeve took the
chair. The minutes of last meeting were
read and passed. The oust of the muni
cipal election amounting to $61.50 was
paid. Moved by John Esser**, second-
ed by Thos Churchill, that the clerk
send samples of township printing to the
four local papers so they can tender f. r
same- Carried. Moved by T Churchill,
seconded by 0 A Cooper, that the
councillors be road comms.atoners for the
several sub -divisions as follows, viz :-
Nu 1, John Beacom ; No 2, Samuel
Sturdy ; No 3, John Cox ; Not 4 and 6,
G A Cooper ; Nu 5, Thomas Churchill ---
Carried. Moved by J Beacom, sea:od-
ed (i A Cooper, that the wlaties of the
township officers be as follows, vis :-
Clerk 8105. treasurer $75. assessor SiES,
collector $70, •udttore Mi each, and
conellors for each day's sitting If'l each,
and no extras, but (so all the work re-
quired by the council -Carried. Moved
by G A C•.oper, seconded by Thomas
Churchill, that Geo McKee be attsees.r
for present year. Moved in amend-
ment ny Samuel Sturdy, ascended by
John Beacons, that William Wakefield
be assessor for present year. Reeve
deciders in favor of motion. Mewed by
This Churchill, seconded by John
Beacom, that Samuel Johnatun be col
lector for p-esent year. Carried. The
erotical appointed .lame. A. Ford audi-
tor, the rest:* al'poutted John K
H.•Imee second auditor the board of
health was appointed, Reeve. Cha' -mus,
Clerk, Secretary, Messrs Church'Ie
Caper and lerieum, members D. J It
Whitely a'ntinuee as medical health
officer. James Reeden sod John
Churchill were plated on road division
No. 43 Soeth. The f..11owing acba'unta
were paid, viz : Rent of P. 0. but one
year for u.s of Clerk, $1; G.aleri h
nnting, 83; Clerk registering, B
1.11 and deaths, $1► 10; Geo Ms -Ker. pest-
ing up Treasurer's reports, $1; T'tomas
Harrison, outlet for drain. $2; Jas II
Elliott, gruel, $4.40: llen,y IItidos,
t gravel, fit; 18; James El sett 5th con ,
i gravel, $6 48 Pathmaatera were ap-
pointed. nines viewers same as Iast
year, exempt Wea Morgan, replaced by
Hdl Retled4e Poendkeepers same as
last year, only Henry Carter in nests el
(lee. A Cooper, resigned. t.••unest ad-
journed to meet again the third 14 mday
in February.
Jaffee Parrott, (Beek.
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ACTS AT THE sauna TINS OB
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE ROWELS,
andthe KIDNEYS
eoabi•sd action gives it ween
ddfel power to awe all dimness.
Why Are We Sick?
Becaefie we allow the nerves to
remelt weakened sad irritated, and
these greet erg to become dogged
teLtorpid, sad poisonous humors sr.
date forced into the blood that
should be .ape:led soundly.
Ames CELERr
{ COMPOUND
WILL CURE IILIOwsltaa, PU15
COISTI'DATIOI,ZIDIUT COY.
TLAUITO. ttnIIA*T DISLIEI,
P>RALS WIAlII/a,1MTaWd-
TINT. IIIIlAL•IA, AID ALL
I11t0011 DI5CIDIYa,
By quieting sad strengthening the
nerves, and a.e( free action of the
liver. bowels, and kidneys, std restor-
ing their power to throw off diabase.
Why wafer Iuiees !alas sal Ashs.I
Why tsrsssiss with Piles, Caeswyau es 1
Whytrigittio isre,DiserdsvelZNasyal
Why sedere serve. r Ask ►sadasbesI
Why is.s sleepless Mihail
Um Tuii s Caine Cnwreowe Sid
rsjoica is hashk. It se ais merely vegeta-
ble remedy, harmless to all casae.
Said y all Downer. Price Sawa
Si. /r apes.
WU.LS. RICHARDSON ii CO.,Pr.yvld n,
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/A -gun in \ornnher.
A COtti&E$l'ONIF:N('E and colla,etinn of
manusripi ria-untiesrclarb,g to J. F'. Millet
and a famous group of p odern PRBN(:H
ismeretze will furnish the sub.tu.ur of
several art teles,
'float rnf.i.
The Fern•! end Dsrx•rt' written last year by
Rouen IA'us ratevensenvi ltl he re: date-.) by
equally intrrredlr.r contributions by differ -of
famous au't•ora Mr Thomas Bailey Aidrieh
will write the lint tit them for the Jai -mart
■m:,er.
.a=c- Vl/ to
O SY.RU
OC„. TROYS ANO REMOVES VMORM S
or ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN CR
ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP Aho
CANNOT HARM THE MOST
==s_QTL.ICATE CHILD E
/lluwtreft I
Articles on .\R1 rtt•'ttJF:('TS will he afea-
ture. paper. Are arraige•d to appear by
clamor, Cook. E. II. lilaahfleld, Austin Dob-
son• awl many inhere.
Ill as,f raid,
FTSIIIINO .tHTi('i.R. describing snort in
the le.' nshimg grounds w.11 appear. Salmon
W innlnish, team., and Tarpon are' he snl.jeeta
now Arranged. The sum hors are wellknown
sportsmen.
tiles'rnlrrf.
iLLi:STlt.tTFa) iltT/(•I.ER of great
variety. t • Alton npbn an manner of subjects
teat el. t.;nigrwphi'. des, rtp'lon. etc.'
will ap-
pear. hits not of the convectional eannmon-
pls.-e sun,
rNref eared.
Among Ila nowt intervalley in the list of
a'iralie. papers for the tear will 1.• a re
msrksble setl.le by Iroffers.r John Trnw-
l"-'See, open 'h•. mist reveal developments
and uses of i'atrt'tJGtt t l'F1 Y.
Ill ealr•rfrd
A clan. of srtioles which hoe provrd Dt
Jai I -'terra* will Lr eontinned Ay a croup
d {ratters upon e: Lee tit tele k !a It stoat
fr.-cui appii. sa '.ens, ha rm l nen, an'hr'rit las :
• reeierkeee- loos r .'n hbFa' MI.INu, and
either iii rarer ing y. 'pet*.
I'mile, fl/wdrn/(nws,
A "l'}:Ci 11, a)FFF:It to rover lett i7 -'ear's
•emher. w1,1.h Include all the RAII.WAl
AItTiri.a:s. as fill •
A years subR"Hpt for 11001 and the nnmhrn
for Man. SI !le
A r efar 's sr,hsntitl l an atte71 aM the •smrn
AY in a year' 13 roue• a wwr•.trew.
DUNN'S
.� 1NC
PttfDER
C eieS QES s FRIEND
CURIES SCRiRAFR'S
711 7 s lifoadtt,.fy .'V. Y.
•ee Sesrime•l[aeaswe'
Ta u wee ....'.tab
,ende r as pangs. b.
1.1. -log .., mars/...
s.••ds w^ .ie f rue or,-
sbeo. ll.rs• rare •...ria
. eat stent, Ale on
rrrw,aeerbre wad -
,b. weda,.ab sit lie etkJwr.r*
w. will air .ea err. • .•s+1.••
MOO .r ON renis .M wlasbla an
la mama .e aIle abet y,.
.Y1 .. read. k *ow . ►.
may ,ss r yea Woe. or. sMr a
g SWM en *ball bene. y, ens
TW magi.* m
eb. a e•e noose.
wYA haw no sat . t:� roe. pewvi
amass la sola +a. OWL ail.
a. anal aen sena tar
ren. ete•saen, w sae-
r.bia• a ase email ails
N t.Maal n.a••ea
st
Gas, IraeaAeas71ea..e• was. am •• at •are r M•
more laror• lava
M..inalatmaNr
-• r aim sores. ed taw
TAUS • lease a♦tywese.eamaim .
FBMVJIS'APfflST1NG
WOOD.
WOOD.
parties desiring to take woof from me
must lest their orders at once, before it is all
shipped fur the season.
Orden will he attended to if left at the
following store -keepers:
(I, H. ( ►Ion, H. PRlre, Jo1is Roll-
ERTS(IN and JAMES i.l'HV.
XAVI ER BIECHLER
i33w Falls Reserve
NASAL BALM
Hating turf heed and re -arra f g..t c h.• I
---
FLOUR and FEE!' Nosiness -•f Mr. It- trier. I
on East *trout we are prepared to
EXCHANGE GRISTS
—Atm e,i'1•I.Y---
FLOUR, BRAN( SHORTS,
to any quantI y and on th' best of .+:•n
Our well-known and popular Mcnehestir
Mills have bre•'. reveitly .nproveai, and we
are able to turn o•.1 a
FIRST-CLASS F LOUR
which we guarantee to give satisfaetles.
11/(:118•s(T I'Bll,'li P.411► Fort n.ITAI
Choppirg dire at is'. per relic.
at the mill.
AT 01-R GUI)ERICH STORE
we keep constant!), on hind a full supply of
FLOUR, FEET) ANI) SEEDS.
Give no • call -you will end us prompt *all
reliable.
A. F. CULLIS.
May 11th.
My wife suffered for ave yeah wins
that districting disease. catarrh. Rer
case was one of the worst known in thee.
parts. She tried all of the "atarrh reme-
dies I ever saw ad%ertivied, but they were
of no use. I finally procured a bottle of
Nasal Halm. She has used only one half
of It, and now feels like a new le 'i I
feel it nay duty to say that Seams Bala
cannot be rigt IiltUIILY recommended
for catarrh troubles. and ata pleased to
hare all such sufferers know through its
was tt•ey will receive Instant relief and
CURE. CllAti. Ill'GII.L Farmer
Springy,
Goods
—IN—
VARIETY
—AND AT—
PRICES TO SUIT
—AT THE—
TORONTO
CASH STORE.
Ge
oderichand Manchestr. 2151.
O'DEA
at
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
O --tF--
GEO. P.ARIt , the Furniture Man, is giving the lest of
value in all lines of i"tirniture—front the smallest chair
to the largest awl best bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and .see his stock and get a bargain.
Iis all its brimesllss, proniptly attended ta.
fr 0--
ZIIISLLMIrQ Fun always kept on' hand.
1PiTIllit MONO a r,p.•(•ialty.
IMO. BARRY, Bamilton-S0..t,o1•rich.
AtiCtille IR IC illliell Salo
era
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