HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-5-17, Page 6THE HURONUSIOJAL, FRIDAY, MAY 17, I8k9.
IMPERIAL FFnBRATKA;
E LEAGUE Di CANADA'S ANhUAI
WtIV-at4O AT HAMILTON.
ef tale.-• Mae ..t -
lows *M Ill -serosa agonies IPMmelpal
tae.M1 elP see.
Rarurun, May 13.- Th. Mind ►naval
of the Imperial E'.d.ratkW l..- us
Canals was held in the ,teutlen,du's portae
let the Koyel DotelMaturd,•y- shun..an Mr.
Mon M.Carthy, V. P., Premien' oi the
e in ('.code, canopied the chair.
The annual report of the work of the
esque showed that gest pmgrer had hoes
ainede dirtil.yug( the year. A ouwlwr .d branches
Amore formed .ad the several •dieting were
by prousinesi per•owr.gi.
Theme ware the elbows dawns, nearly sU
re -steatites :
treddowe-Dalton McCarthy, M P. , Te -
THE HOME CIRCLE,
Keay asked peeeiriuss seder brie.
'1'o restore ...shed velvet, hold it neer
beeped of tee kettle and let It •foam
• e11, ibex mime op the sap.
When yea fled a seep that is pure and
set, you akin, cootie*, to nee it. Fre-
iiuest alienates vee bed for the eotapl.a-
1 1.
Lim. • ger M said te be as dmirsble
m«ly as di ihen., a teaspoonful be
i •r slowly *Wee each hour. It moa be
Melita readily by cloldrea.
• Silk dresses should never be brooked
'idly
• whisk bream, but .►avid be sue-
I'ully robbed with • velvet tartest kept
ter that purpu..
1t Is mod that stripe of red or bleep
domed dipped in liquid &rmeumoend laid
,round the edges of tee carpets, will
prove sure death'su babe moth.
Vice Pruoide.M--Alesrder McNeill, M. :alt and water will prevent the ban
t. Winie • Charles Riordan, Toronto. from Litho( out, and cause new hair to
Rnoe. Tr.searer--Henry Lissa, Mos- krone. Du stat use s Armor s• to leave
beg .hits part seise upon the hair when
Hoe. Secretaries- Archibald Md loon, jr.,' j,y.
▪ Casimir I►ickwm,.1. Casten Hopton. If canoed shrimps are used for salad
L the eed.Op •cam era• Mayor
wet, held nor should be carefully looked over tau
fie the (band Opera Hr inn Mayor Floras .s lout to Iwve e bit of the shell, ringed
sesupi«l the chair. Prtscips: (hunt wade
the speech of the renting. o cold water and noted aril the dress -
Ile wished, he ..id, to ask some plane •ay
wis of his fell..or campmate' to answer In case of • cut, smoke the wound
df p. ibla• oallnif and without pse'kwi •,.h burn rd red flannel. on which k• -
sed without that privilege 01 is.pstiag ,,.tau P1•o•d • .s11 geantity of
tr&ivs to u
npp osts thaton
mis people dealt hen tie up, after .pnnkliog with .I-
ia mistakingit for nrg aw11t ,,hue, sed it will heal immediately.
The first questionwas • very important one f
o
end 0. the &sewer gives to It depended the a nuke premed mullein, hill writerA n excellent c'ogh mimixture u .tads eof
runlet of new whn.h we would rete& l tbs P
slbera The first ger stlon WWI : " Is t'aaode nesi h nod, one quart melt wet. r
fa • coalition of stelae equilibrium!" The u,til thin molasses ; stein thin, add one
o entry that wa not w •.tate of stable ,,int Nee Orison. molasses ; boil a few
egwtlihriuni was sot sure of its 0511 (rands „..meats. Duce, one tablespoonful four
Liens and therefore anoertais em to is f uture. „use a dam or after every coughing
When the relation of part to part or parte •• to the whole were tau unequal that it 5a Ver attacks of sdek headache sareegboot the country that the present ) many
Mats of Magi weld •.a Continue that ,awn- •ern he prevented J those who are sub -
try was is a shale lel unstaUe a uilibr...sa. ,acted to them .re careful about thee
It was jolt like a cuss to ..i•wiler state -i& ort and largely restrict the Mme h.
was withnut true strength His answer b .eget•bles and fruit, easy of digestion
fihe'iueate n ons •• tl.at Canada u not in • rimy oust forego meat, cheese, pastry.
' state of stable egwlit.s rum." • neer, wiue, etc.; in fact, neither eat Dur
And was there stability thougb"wt the drink al,ythtug which is stimulating ie
empire! 1:uld the present relati.,ns remain haracter and at all likely to tax the
permanent ' Faipt...ti.-elly no, he.:suee the ..roet,v. organs,
pprroeent telati..us denied the ri hte which
3,0110,0 09 w.4:Ionan said 4,000.I0l Iri.buien Potato Croquette. -Mah the potatoes
had to .5,000,1100 Canadians and 4,IK0,000 smooth and Ugh.- Beat into them had
Austral,nms the wend rights .4 self- • cup of but milk, two generous table
government Cul..dal populations had spoons of butter. fine teaspoon of salt ;
so share in the supreme work of .eat the whites of two eggs stiff and sur
e government in natters of war, piece ',oto the potatoes. Firm into croquettes,
• sed treaty nr.kimg. Ile del lik.• ue see tiled-
dkrs punctured. Was it not true that, as
Idr. Blake A.M. in his Aurora speech, we were
"freemen without being freer' Wats it mot
true that we could be plunged in war without
our c...nrnt and that pence could he made
without our allowed! Ought this state of
things exist! Should we be satutied! If
we did n•.: regret our..elvesbow long would
others request es! Ibis question would be
settled. 1a e would take our time alemt it bet
K would • settled. It wee not our fault
that it wee Dot mottled end it was Dot Great utak sees for twenty or thirty minutes.
Britain., fault The rea,n,n ,f iU net, bedeg 1
I arrived �
M mid Alm/ Illkom a.
Dr � Wallies lies settled haws le
hard work doe w etre eh.paph tildes
of • Wmbiugto. Mmoraper•
Osy hair hue mimeo M beeomleg .sob
• tole le Paris ;het Locks which maul
lately wane have hese dyed . golfer
b. own are wow Numbed whits.
Ms Kew., the .etre.•. bee iseeeled
se' useetbes" fan Peeked away here
and tiers in its small eumpees are a pair
of M:eeuse,agluve bottuaer,a little mirror,
hair pas and gore • number id aoesm-
uru s to the •wee.
Bays Oxide: "The enemies• of women
to imitate sten, poliu0.Uy•Psow'Uy tied
socially, is a distressing noted models
eitrilialtw.. It is arti.ticauy a sai.tak. ;
it is prohably also tome morally &batt •
To those who am will of np
finest flower of wonteabooe Is • s.oaitive
plant boot cultured is shade sad silence
thin sedum.' ,o will not be welcome.
A walking costume is of myrtle green
Aoaaauo cloth, trimmed with mmoleskin.
Tae skirt is plait) sad edged with ieb ib.
esoleekio. It is covered by
ery
marl forming • second skirt, ninth' up
alightly here and there with • biz pleat
the
at the tack. It u oleo edited
e t leskin. The bodice, to the sic Ida
Francois .elle, u double brwted,
th
ose row ul Norwegian buttons down the
left side ; moleskin cellar sod cuffs ad
• band of moleskin down the centre.
One of the fashions of the year, which
km reached • crate both here and abroad
i, paegementerie. From plain roods
simply tied in large knots like • friar's
girdle, to eleboste pl.oques as intricate-
ly wrought as the richest lance, all sorts
and kinds are represented, Greek, Ru -
min, geometric, fanctful,flusl and clam-
iesl patterns being brought out in most
wonderful and attractive combinations.
Ps.gemeoterie appears upon nearly every
portion o.t dress, even at the throat as
mooch et pendant, at the waist as buck-
le or belt, and un the fancy shoe, imitat-
ing a clasp.
roll in the yolk of an egg and theu to
.reedcrumbs, lay in a cne(nette basket
and immerse in steaming hot frt. Fry
ill brown.
Putt Pudding -Beat the whites of
OD eggs to a stiff froth, beat . c table
.pons of flour with the toll- of six
arts and stir slowly into • quart ,.1 milk.
add a teaspoon of melted butter, then
he whites of the eggs slowly. Bake in
ittle stone ceps, well buttered, in a
Corn -starch Pudding. -Put
settled was that tt a ono had only Cocoanutg
e alk if the matter T .e or!ootaing is -1 , quart of milk over the firs to buil.
lama 01 great Itriti..n l,a.t planted punple Add four tablespoons of corn starch
in every quarter of the earth. The colonies l,aontenee with • little milk. A. coon
now fornuoy parts of the Empire 5e re in s;M tha milk buds stir the caro starch In-
state a( imperfect ptait.tsl Jevek.pment 1��, the in ti11 it thicken. Then add
This oolouy began iia state •d r.m.plete de- quicklythe whites of four eggs hest30
p eIt.ri e, and It was well t.' know that the
•. a .( truth, sic tablespoons 0f sugar
aheltariupt ono .pal the etitgo ern evolving
ng and • cu of rated cocoanut. Turn In-
o. [A(.plaitee j We heti guise on P t
frost, stage to stage till we now look for- to a mould after adding salt to the taste.
ward to t:.. Attainment of full citizenship. 'nerve nigh* boiled custard made of the
" There are dithvelties in the way Y some yolks of four eggs and • phut and a half
le say. IN troupe there were dit0_..ltie. ,of milia.
.e.
rlw.s 1M Me►
°moth, and waste, and repair go tae
is • ..•fur's way tilte yearthempik,
but the wuuat v( fund .ets.mery fur
illi... operations is .erprisisgly sera.
The ge.eastuss 4 budlty haat reveres •
most variable ge•auy .1 food. la wisp
ter, wile the wampam.sre et the *amnia
air at sere, the tempereH.* of the blood
ie healthy pereues is 1144 degrees, sad
whom the heat of ....mer drawee the seer -
wary of the lhensometer speer M tar a-
bove that mark the blood stilt r craws
96-3 degrees. The wveiotss essehesism
by which this madams blend temperature
i.maiessisied at all maw.as is ata aseos-
tory to .oesider. bet it mast be •video&
to every ons that the lure. needed to
.*ise the temperature of the whole body
to nearly 100' in twister is so longer
needed iia summer. The total amount
of food t►eeded for r.pair,lur growth. sed
fur heating.y leashes its, is
theem.oh less thee e generally 1M111041*.
and it impresses .. with the troth of flee
great eorgeen •bernethy's saying. lk•t
"ase fourth of what we sat keep, es,
the other three-fourths we keep at the
peril of our liven" In visite,. a. burn
op the serried food wile a limited
amount of extra .semina. 1n simmer
we rot rid of it llterwlly et some vats risk
t.. health, sed, of worse, to 1.f.. We
p.Dot burn it. Oar vital foresees are
busked, and w, worry the must import-
ant organa with the extra meters
of removing what would better never
have beeu taken into the stomob.
11.1 of Karin.
As morning sun. with strong and vivid ray.
Drives from the earth the sullen mists away.
:to ft. R. n.. in ,treugtb and power grand.
Doth rout disease and stay death's heavy
hand.
•• ale 111•51/5 Sallied soma
No "hardly ever" about it. Hs ban
an attack of what people oall "bilioes-
gi.'•s,"and to smile was impossible. Yet
• magi may "smile and .mile, and be •
villain stall, still be was no villain, but •
plain, blunt, honest man, that needed d
remedy such a. Dr Pierce s "Pleasant
Purgative Pellets," which never fail to
sum biliousness and diee.sed or torpid
mer, dyspepsia and chronic eoosup.-
Itton. At Druggists.
The newest thing in New York is •
shop where men and women may have
their shoes mended while they wait
Customers age the latest shoemaktnz
tpachduery in the window, and behind
:he machines • row of baa and men
prepanug work for the machines A
woman gores in, has her shoes taken off.
pelt on the fats, trimmed of all tatters
•a 1 shreds, fitted with new heels and
.odes, put into • sewing or nailing ma-
chine, and made good as new almost an
quickly se it has taken to wnte these
words Patuhina is the only work that
u donne in the old-fashioned way. En -
tin new shoes are made t e order in two
hoar.
T. the leedieal MsessN... cart. an wheal
11 may Hvee•.
Phos hatine, or Nerve Foos, a Phas-
te Element booed nen Suientifie
ut these weald be bravely met. 1hbirut- i Booed Mackerel --Clean, wash and
ties were disappearing very rapidly. Aur- ; dry with • sloth three fresh
bet -the short tune mused Canaan and Aum '
• troths had had self-government what great s .ckerel. Wrap each fish in s cloth and
{ thing+. hail Leman done ' We had solved ib. soil tar half an hour. Lein them from
geogr ipso, ..l question a• d have .esrn«1 the water and serve them on • folded
that It wan man's glory to .•onquer miters. n•pkln. Serve with holland or caper
We had eine i the Indian i.cetioo, the ,yuan, or with • fennel sauce, as they do
half-breed que.tie.n ri4 we would solve • ,n E,,glend The garnish of nasturtium
every ,•tee r qua'et...r that mine up. (l.o..d leaves and flowers is very pretty, and
applau5•.1 Ioutinq our 'l1 years we had .uitahie with th.s 6eb when they can
learned u. w'rvr the empire am well c our- toe ,b!ained. The beautiful and deli -
selves. Vic had built canals and railways •ilius N giish mackerel a much timer i0
of vial value. h r had been parrprnn flavor than his plebeian brothel, and is
ourselves for a higher eitizenaliip. It dean
tmp.wible to have raised the •uestwn nt eioellent rxrked m this way
Imperil titVP1l-hlp m iier than this, and Stuffed Shoulder of Veal. -Allow the
here is where he differed from Mr. 'hutcber to bon, a shoulder of real and
Blake, who. ii Int advocated fill in the l.rt occupied by the bone with
vocatthe some principle rt he w., i'i a dreaming made of s. ft grated bread
prep.nt now. Then, Mr. Blake ani his crumbs, allowinga pint of crumbs to a
pr0p.item woe rally received and he
thought that what .--us .lith, ult then was very meant bili -cup of butter, half a tea•
impoaalble 0115. Itut 1 he trend of events was *pec .1 sane, • teaspoon of chopped
all the other way and every year sees Impe parsley, a saltspoon (f thyme, another
riot unity nearer at hand. He had proved ..1 summer savory. • tablesp on of alt
that ('anode was in • state 01 unstable eget
and a s.ltaps.n of pepper. Mix 11.e
librinrn, tie emote o1 it, and e w hP came t0 1resaiugdry and sew it up in the veal.
the veal with salt and pepper,
a cl-.er o .teMwn : •' What is the care
Dredge
He would answer it • " Full citiren.hip is rub it with !k " (A V 1 N of
t ' ore. pp ear. n erre atm ore with flour. Then roast in • very hot
n ( d annesatirn ►nil t'suaolius
see esu War snarl.
Davit allow a eels it the h+A M aloe
ly tied array ter tufo Catarrh, .he
Jw ma be serail lir 25u. by using Di
Maw • Catarrh Coen, • few wet*.
touts oars incipient eatery► ; 1 M 9 boat
mires ordinary catarrh , 9 b 6 Wass f
goarseteee to sem Ariel, catarrh. Tr
k. Only VW and ore ours.
all druggists ly
Mn Cho& Watson, w Ottawa 'lady
well !sows ma reader, aid hart• oarl
the msp with the K•se C whim. C ..i
wee. died suddenly ut Nev: York thin
day. Her remain* were wuv.ymi 4•
Ottawa for ioterrmeat-
The New York Board of Health,• few
years ago, decided diet the prevalence
of diphtheria was to be attributed to the
fumes of kerosene from • lamp turned
low, more than to any other single
cause. This disease usually makes its
attacks at the mason when the days
are short and nights long. It to a sadly
mistaken loudness en the part of an in-
dulgent mother to allow • lamp to re-
nnin iD • child's bedroom with the flame
turned low. "A turned -down kerosene
lamp u a magaat0e of deadly gas that
the strongest lenge cannot be safelty
exposed to. -- Asot Mollie.
phi
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon
ary Consumptton, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates
N ircotics, and no Stimulants, but situp,
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A sinrle bottle
is suhciunt to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. i,owe% &
Co., sole a;ents for the Lomtnton,
55 Front Street East Toronto with the mast exponent. •peedmens of All are Invited to eaamiiar Qual.,y. et) lee and Pro -es.
upholsterer's art, and has a polished oak
pan .nix ev0re
though plucky, could not hope to defend .even till thoroughly dune, bating it
themselves against foreign nations Full every hfteeo minutes. Serve with •
citizenship in the empire was the cure. (brown gravy. The remnants of this veal
Every agitation for a widening of the crmati- 'oaks excellent sausages. They should
tutioo had been rcosnipansel by de.'laratinn the mooed fine and seasoned with more
that such a '•hinge would nuke better citi•'herbs mixed with any of the remnants
stens of the p■'pale and the result• .iedicntel ,f dressing that remain, Mound together
the , «• .ration P M 1lV.•. eve a ton. ,nen little cakeswn grin •
for can'2
the whit. '.1 in
„kid, w not vnlutiw, it was ' ` peedyolk of an egg and
tion were dna ,
Rive a definite reply That part of the move. work to interest boys. Cut into cubes,
spent bekugsd Lo eateaman Numberless
pplan• ,' old 6c• given but many perhaps w.',iId
l e nnfeaoible. Ile would propels two Plans:
let, • full cltiesnship involving a voice is
the supreme work of Roveruwnent, and
trade 1-yrtwee0 the parts of the empire to'
take place on more favorable terms than
with foreign nations. He amplified his
afrOillent nn these two lines and condoled
that both plena were forcible 0f realisation
Imperial Federation was worthy of the sup
pert of all Canadians, off Irish ('anadians
more than say, for is Impanel F'ederatina
lay the lir.aol.tles of ohs Irish question.
The few et Loam
Mr•s. Penm.isse-d$sw them 1 ve glees ye.
•.nothing is mai. yea caa take this shovel
sad Awe Me meow of my sidewalk.
, ('►itde Piglet (s tramp) flog pardlag,
law ant : hat i sae Meat shovel was mode by .
eon axion firm : and my assatei..ta rwg&rd-
lag the digeity .1 labor weal permit nes be
handle it
'r email bricks, they hear a close resem
Mance In miniature to certain kinds of
stones .bounding In brown or brownish-
rrey spots and little hole. and lnden-
'at,ons which resemble old masonry.
They may be fastened trgether with
slue, nr by means of • small wire p•es-
.ng through them, and fashioned in
models 0f castles or honer. whish will
.snake • pretty gift for some younger
Mother or sister. Broken up into small
•rregular bite, end strewn over the
frame of an old slab, which has been
'prated with hot glia, they task. •
!pretty picture frame. This eon be
afterwards gilded 11 cul prefers.
Martell'. sae se taw Point.
WAXIER RUT sora Edit
WORLD'S 113E OK1"1��=f1,x W
U.S.A., MIK la comw"e"'a
pianofortes of Europe and £nation. The
lnly U.S. Int ro.Sio.d Model weer Medal
sed to a GLnadiaa
std Diploma M ()Mosta tied Indian
supreme
h or al supplying LW. 1888. Hwtth tbn
M�
soptssss hosbr d .wjr"'^
the Qu.se with a -Newcombe
shur Saliba& Fa
elected by Sir
prime and tense.
'�*a. MII$11 L
Drspeneia is dre•dfu:. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion u • foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It u easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, tato hours,
irregular habim, and many other thine
which ought not to be, have made the
American people a nation of dyspeptic.
But Green • Augurk 10 tr Frintn has done
.04 spR1NGonvi11.... L 1 N E R Y 1
a wonderful work in reforming thu ad
bodies end making the Anlerdcari
asnrseveaeaa
wa.woasw tov-+es 01.1001, SW.. tsptiww
•A070/r. al 50 as autLwue.e mum/
aS
WORM POWLEIILS.
Are pleasant to tab. Contain their ow.
Par vti • . Is a safe, etre, and ears -teal
Aaer.pe r of ~saw la C -.Lamm as A Nita
A w....ss•t Mena Irroanwsa
This is the title peed to Sautes $spot
aim el Cud Liver Uel try many theamende
w hir have Wire It, It ort only gimes
flesh sod strength by virtue ut its uwa
opNNu a preparten. het .rwat.e M ase
paste fee loud. Use k, sod try leer
w eight Souti'e $u101. le p.deet19
palatable. told by all drigg•eta, at 80a
.ad $l.
MEAT MARKET,
!RIMY B603., P►�r i�
Meat.. of all kinds fresh and
cored, kept constantly on hand.
Orders delivered to all parts of the
town.
Telephonic "eotntntmicatron to
all points.
Customers can depend on good
satisfaction in every particular.
gas. -u
When 1 say Cosa 1 est mess merely to
gap them for a nmq»d Shea herr them retains
again. 1 na ve A AD AL CURT
1 have mote the diseased
FITS, EPILEPSY or
BALLING SIQZYBSS
• We bag stably. 1 Walla* Tay remedy to
Cu x.tlae worst mars. Recause lime fa1ly4
is su for nut now s rure. Send
at owe ter • treatise mod a eons -see tsps ee a
1n*ra1LIPLS i aves's. Mee NA roue
ogre. it messyeam�.ahtylIt.ti 1ttOti YIDss .
SPRING -MILLINERY 1 -SPRING
MRS, S.gzgEDD
has added a Large Stock of the Latest Novelties in Plurthee, Flow-
ers, Ribbon., and every other line for the embellishment of
Hata, Bonnets, and every other article in her Milli-
nery Department, which she is selling low.
Her Display this year is Larger and Better than ever before.
A Ticket for a chance on a Musical Dressing Case will be given
to every purchaser of a hat valued at $2 or over, and
the Gift will be awarded on July let. 2'2`02
ALSO AGENT FOR PARKER'S STEAM DYE WORKS
people an healthy that they can enjoy
their meals and be happy.
Remember :-Nn happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness at the
dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for •
bottle. Seventy-five cent& enol*
A� t'xrtm,isF*i Loo►.- Mn Worth -
wane, of Murry Hill, has just moved
into • new hones. The parlor is fitted
MISS CAMERON'
Rio nue received her Spring Stock d ire
e
Zt T ST.IXD Wes taw. S7 r, o s
And 1, prepared cosier her cant' lade customers the finest City styles at town rates.
Owing to the fact that her totem as ba• kept 0n Mercantil. til. there has not been as oppor-
tunity *0 prepare fora toetnrl tiering opening.
A fashion journal says there is in New floor, only partly concealed by a few 'Weekly ri bijjJ
v
M. . re
young women are taught t . enter and a merest the guest of her husband's.
get out of a carriage, the climes being We think we are looking very fine
pat through the m..at arduous training. in our new house. Mr Wabash," she
Another accomplishment peculiar to this remarks, casually
gilt enited academy is learning to est as- "Yee indeed,' responds Mr Wabash.
paraous, oranges. urspes and other juicy politely; "but oil look • good deal finer
and unmanageable viands in a style that when you come to get your carpet
shell represent the periectinn of table down."
manners and establish the social stand,
ing of the eaters.
York a fashio nabie boarding sch I he choice Eastern rots. She
is entertaining
CUQS Bald FeceiTed Bu u the Bast' &asoma
Werth &sawlog.
♦ ch.m•'ie skin can be washed in mach t
a way as to make tt .s soft as when new,
hot every one dues mit know the secret.
1a'ah first in • weak solution of soda I t
and warm water, rubbing plenty u(
s ap int.. the leather, and letting it re-
main in ask for two hours, then rub,
until clean. Rinse in • week solution
of soda, warm water and a little soap.
1f rinsed in pure water it is hard, and
un6' for use. it is the email particles
of soap left in the water that give the
feather its silky entitles. Wring it in a
rough towel, and dry quickly, pulldng
and brushing it well.
t ensnammlws merely tared.
To Tex EDITOR :-P,ease inform your
redden that I have a positive remedy for
he above named disease. By its tamely
use dhouands of hopeless cases hams
been permanently cured. I shall be glad
o and two bottles of my remedy free
to any of your readers who have con-
sumption, if they will send ine their Es- Where you will find the Newest Styles of Bonnet., Hats and Trim -
press and P. II. address. mdie� leave call and ins
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Respectfully, 1)a. T. A. S octla. ming+. p pest
y 37 Yunite Si., Toronto, Uut. North -9t. second door oft' "quare.
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at" in any .5... ileo hem fear Ns-
rhyse es •'raaf1111111gs dile reosrkabls
little gem for the ibN sad Beth. Ask
.sr dreamt *t address
morns •*tech.
Miss Baa* Elliot. of Pont)po.l, Ont.,
writes --"My brattier end 1 were both
taken ill with • severe attack of diar-
rb.et, having tried other remedies, we
tried Dr Fowler's Estset of Wild Straw-
berry, which gave Immediate relict.... 2
"They hare a largat rale in my du
trict," tiny* a well knowr druggist, "than
soy other pill on the market, and give
the beet satisfaction 1 r sick headache,
biloioueness, indigestion, etc , and when
«,mbined with jahnst'n's Tonic Hitters,
Johnston's Tonic Liver Pills will per -
(nem what no other rn.r icine haa done
before for suff.rine humanity." Pills
25 cents per bottle. Bitten 50 emote
and it per bdtle. Sold by Goods,
Druggist, Albion block, Goderich, sale
Watt (e�
SHOWROOM$. teener of Hamilton g.dlhvpmtm-st. off the Square ."e -o
NEW SPIRINC MILLINERY I
WEISSES YATES
Has opened out a lar' •• nal w. Il vi-meOrte.l stock of the lbte.t Styles in
EW MILLINERY I
Save Toe Tbo.g►t that It
Why sower a single moment when yon
new get imhtediste relief from •11 inter-
nal or external paine by the tee of Poi-
sons Neniline, the greet pain care.
Beeville* has never been known to
fail in • *Ingle case ; it cannot fail, for
it is a cnmbtoatifn of the most powerful
pais submitting remedies known. Try a
10 elicit ample bottle e.l Nerviliem. Yee
will 6d Nervilin. • sure etre for neur-
algia, toothache, headseh. • Bay and
try. large bottles kb nests, by all
greyeist& i
Lord D--, • noted athlete, once - -
took • journey from Lendun on purpose MISS GR
to tight a Scotch farmer tuned se •
wrestler, whom he found working in on
loot 'sure • little distance from his
house. His l,rd.hip tied his horse to a
tree. and then addressed the farmer:
"Friend, I have heard marvellous re-
pnrta ..f your skill. and i have c .me •
Ions way to see which of us is the better
wrestler
The Scr.tchman, without aoswenng,
seized the nobleman, pitched him (,ver
his heade and then went on with hie
work.
The bobleman slowly picked himself
op•.Well" said the farmer, "have you
anything more to ay to met"
' •
No, replied his lordship, "but per-
haps you would be good 'nous% to throw
me on my horse."
Net a U..t • est
Mr Goods, druggist, is not • honk
agent. hut has the agency in Ondenek
for •lohnst.n's Tonic Bitters, which he
den heartily recommend for any eels -
plain to which a tonic inedi le ap-
plicable. This valuable m.ed ha
ben with most astonishingly re-
melts in cases of general debility, treat -
week irregnlanties ;mealier to females,
extreme paleness, impoverishment of the
blond, stomach and liver troubles, loss
et appetite, and for that general worn
owe feeling that nearly every one is
troubled with st some part of the year.
Don't forget the name Johnston's Tonic
Bitters 10e. and Al per bottle at Geode's
dreg store, Albiee block, Gmderlch, sole
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Has returned from Toronto where she has been making ricer Selec-
tions in
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The Brightest and Lest and the Latest in
Novelty and Style can be seen
at her Show Rooms.
A thorough inspection of goods and prices is cordially invited by
all callers at
97 -
The CHICAGO HOUSE,
West Street.
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
(1EO. BARRY. the Furniture Man, is giving the beat of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and b wt bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and sec his stock and get a t*rgain.
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D NDERT.A
In all its branches, promptly attended P.
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7 EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
010. BARRY, Hamilton-Bt.,Godot fob.