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THE HUIWUN SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1 r*O.
POET'S CORNER 1 ; s for hiiroot , itt
MAINSAIL TWITCHELL t. - .,MiTT[O r..,....$4...4 Ube.
I do not baa to hear Nur pre,,
Lin headed kaessahert ar tear.
F„r grave I.. spend aright the day.
\t lie k own his aofs►ber has no flour.
I'd rimers,, him go to mill.
6.Ius •. Wave Is - And buy the tackles brother tread,
jjty,...mx. A ? _ Anil see his children sat their till.
-hsra.ol with the r.centf'burgllary ••t Mora \ lid laugh ttettiat►their hulaWeshod.
Martin's ►bare, was brought i.d,.re the F.•ini-• 140 not like tohear bin, pea).
Magistrate inns morning. Mee \tarts, tern
'Lel reon the widow be."
tied that ow aIle cigbl tit the lwtalary she wet Nhu nen esrr.a. boo bee, to say.
teased w ddenly, a ti by n.u.•thing that
had f-Il5 t. fait, then heard the *errant • It want o'ertmkn yM ,lame tome.'
call " Mrs. Mac tit," IN • n.uflfed I ha IP Ibe prayer, so teed see tome
.dos J.1"la"11 .+.t ..f ieed, all. went '1'hat'seillimedSaette
out ince the !trill and a.k.•.4 Mrs. It.•rwy, lie hits w Mik•aweai.
who was .1.•.•p,ng ,n sal"' ensu, it 6h..ho cess him ...tem del feee wrung.
heard anyone :allow • 1h.- r.•plte.i that she And sty with the lip. wh Ir. 1.
had ass. 1V,t nes. 'peaking tub.-, a, ,ret, s t thuja was t!le i ddo net like to boar her pry.
tatter, and pec.-IIu.it n., reply she lit s lan.q with }ewolyj*,and silkq dress
treat down stair. and examined the (runtYt hose waahrrwoman tolls al. da;
,10,,, aid I.. u.d ,t I.a•krd. Then Dont:..,-
then Walked, to work for leas.
she peeeel lot a tn. fr:att Par". Mach pious shaven I despise ;
and 43' .sash to the din,a,r "sus.' where ..i.e noticed that tear .l•nrter. were r,d,e With (ideal hands and hce denture.
open. .ah. ref' -reared then!, ..v 1 tieing fr,jht. 'rr.,, lift to liras en their "ache! awes,'
Plied fano-ly teamed ,.round h• atarto,e And IIIIIII iie cantina's of the p;,ar.
tit., I:;> 1 awiend«1 two step.. -h.. .,. ba.knl I do not like such moullems prayer,;
toward. the .tor to •dms to the haru.out. It s ruhg I bop.- to be forgiven.
laatansty a p'a'le•., taco sn#rarrd thr<.,tgh a, No lintel's wing them upward teen ;
,tehadl.r,acr in the rte. -wale Site theta e-ereant
• •.1 an : warted tit rase•. Tbr)'re het a million tulles (rum /lea ren.
i 'rarnn/q around
Ate ....... i1,., masked than I.pnn verse ►tip cd the
ealrs. She ..•,meal a:au,, one" he ap- tluch Injury is done ya tae of
prua<•b. I. hent .., awl .v a r. '-..tree said; •'Kee i ar'rfatib
Tows. ' went .hen k..14 - ,.•amt t �. griptnt Cr'. Pills taken patientas
'•1 tit a„d wank on tie purgaprw. In Aver's Pella. the
retie whets he at,..,'e her ..n the head with • has a mild but elle/dive cathartic, that
hang a,lbsanot•. ,c 'e a"•,n •ee"""41
and he strtr•k le,. ti'.e mull i..t `'tat Is C nhid+nEty rna rmrnrudrd alike
wre.in env , .., t.ii. . ivg pcniy% at,wn,.l, f +r the nest deli ate
RI,. then heard a o -tui patients as well as
moor', led r•ml.l not 16c rn•ast ht
say e• • ;bar to • a. anon was taunt.' at her.
After it. -.'suet .1,. let tic. lawp L when
tha,arth•t• were ,n0 to -..aloe in • td-`".- liar 'HEAP CLOT(.
then ape. II r II. a„ mire 11014„ lite 14:.141. and CLOTHING
Ink. It • .ini ryt r.eao.
Ill •,iv t't.-mrytpl, the d• am,' ie. r;1 • On the
int'., in r{„µsorsa saw meta - nl the eaai'n,ut. levies of Women Worn Out on
like wa, •ask. I d t.. r,r ,. hervr, p'Itttttir •
haunt ,. net far«, warn .!,e eereameI, canine
Mi.. Bartle/ f,- , _.n !:. d a little round
light o. ia. right i..., I. Ile then put a y..t••i
to bre fuer ;u.,1 j.4.1 .ver tt.at 1 iia• SI pe ('were I. rait ••ata
llet
nee-ah:e, lie ,_.null -i ..t her, sn,I smote. ea Wearies I *s:Mr'' tDenitern
eh.. a,, I.., a YMarel - swot -
bed th era "anti he t....0 ,,tear of Ike •Hagg wbc,p^ Trays .a •wh-
it over 171,7' •.of hi. t ticket , lied tied news %Ming Yysitattor.
ii a wan pt:t lilt •
1.02 n , - , ,:a• l • I: '. rrsbtanee• IL -
'text ti.,t • ••r iret. Then fie nnrsiose't her
and a.l.• •, n«r'. w tu:o,r tc .•r. were to the The si„p iii"p Is the hl' rat thing in
b,atsea,.d >ne t+,i.1 Liu. .':rt. ,- rr tee•,.' ifs the cheap co.tl•utg trade, eget the slop
.seat a 'k. -•t h.r if Mos Alsrt,ts shop keepers are the hardest tatkwta-
ahmt wit;. Mr.. tor". -v and she tali him tent of the poor staves of the utetrnp„lu.
Hurray ei`.' then warmtsar'. irt. `fd te tnotwun's, whet I MrCompetition: in the retail clothing burn-
atteerte.l •o w7eatn, He stain tau the pi -tel °ass has hr""�•it this eoudit�i of things
to law hea.i and Rani he watt I shoat her. She about. Besides, the .L -to spleen Wn
meld n..t scream eery lusily. The wan enol: which the Manufacture of cheep clothiue
*It's n,.,,,'r I'm after and ren riving to hare is carried i.
it. H-- tint her wet.:(, t n to as had ae it coq iso, and
tried t . ' crenae i,.•, sate. she III cnntMuauca is a
screete,-.tet•rw,.. !. leas. n:4 the menace to r j u-el-
rowtn anal phaitutgt hue does ta•hind WM.health and a dab er to the general we!-
Atter;t'Jen rkammation of rveral Other• wit- fare of the meniatiotsy beside which the
e.t"re• T.itch..II ass emote:tot for trial at tuu.:h talked of tenement hi,us, tuanu-
• the belt r .u, t of 0inle•tent jsriedicti,n.
facture of clgare ii tut►unit.
MuteThere are c.-ntparatively few chattingNe'wktwerrdhe. factonwin New Yolk. Merit of what
Kia..-:., .t..;•. 2 •• -Dee... a cetvar,are Are milled. such are simply al upte where
erratum `u ilineeretlne who bawl di:ru.g the the cloth is en
face w (.e n e-ndaas •'tit Iett•'rs bear pt. 1: then oche, cath sort,
Ing tin, maLixi ,.•...iib.•: of pparmeht separately, to the' "tailors,
1.F..A1111.;t:TUN rU:l'r:l: fir 3\-IiIT.:'c'.11,r. a, called, wh, !tate their allele' all ober
ucoas,riar, wet I. !t a.ter city, but chii•tly to the moat densely
Agh..eiedeath', head wit hcres I, nee i,u,..t ra.pula.cd tenement house districts and
for a .", r.- r,tel•e- The letters ere written in at the v.'rY slums. c,
ile bt..1-reel en: steel they threaten ail kind -i out hundreds or thuoaaudmleo f r nal taof
rd dire tettsean.e :f eertaio ex,nditionta suto'oons in a week, plates of
are not t•.:,ent•..d w:ttl. TII•• .•hers.• aero p
ate tee 1"'• t aD,tthet carries
to .:,ri•c• tr, is- :e.. ,'. bead•'fl tete mutts, anti the vests go stwe-
princio ,.n t • Irft-hen, I r Ti•.• letter. where else. If these wen or women
were ell net , d ,n It nese ! ••r; but for the have say shops at all they are simply
eeideml parr,. -.:4 rnskicg rsrh recipient be. their liv-in
Bern ti..•y .-.re • lotto I.-.. ,v, •t•. = rue tat in the le/tenoned.
a n a thrre-
oentetre., ems ,ilia.(. A ernth-nolo in town 'dive they lure ends to ,c• tan Irmo f .r ron•
who receor•i tufa ref the sosndahnu epistles nothtui to a few dollen • week and
stays u.aealt the: e.niteenprthle cbsr,ct.-runt eo►!c at sewirr^ machines staking tip the
creature who i coded hint the "warnutr-' will garments, hi tunny instaneea men in -
mil th hits he u -Il give him 'etch a forcible re- stead of girls are hired, eap.ccin( ly tau
stir as' he *ill "-Titre' the nil u -t 1• sora!
Lhywran. ref ewr.fnl aneeiugf. "'me weeksl' caulk, but closer chat the pro
..._.___ _ _.. gels are crowded as closely as the ma•
HALE`/ IN JAIL chines can be put together, ,.ft --n f..ur or
tire in one small mann where all the
The $4'haer •r the gine Litt aw'rewdered hoes, Ii ,Id lives and al the domestic
, air MN /Mabee. work is serried on. In ttiese'ptaors.
!'at: __ t-Fatrick Iialrt, who- n -' h ell tits lite Sitors •T the
stabbedemiss t:bu. ott -Tuesday alert, wit tenements, with dirty children crawlin_
earnon.iereu th (',enfant, Tuesday h lent even: over the filthy floors, playing emote
ing who Made tit, a prisoner and he now th•'m by day and .leaping upon them at
lies in the county jail. Nicer the commit- n,ght1 in an atmos,ppneh, in shunt, of
ting of the deed tirouymhers hat...beet, dirt, dirsaso and death, the garments
scouring the cannery tnttrah,loout. and are Linaloe made up. They may be
espe. ie,ey she Maley firm and premise. were "t'ntehed '-that is, have the buttons
wasp tied` ,lonely. The searihiug party on pet on and the other hand sewing done
Thursday feted a blanket and a ba -kit with -- in the same place, tar this work may
some bread in a fen, c corner i,n t.i. Lttber's he firmed out to still more abject slaves
tartan than theme who toil over the machines
A. there was no giving np of the search-
ers his father camero town yesterdaet- it to women who are prevented by in-
1ing and infnrned she cun•teble where valid hnsituids, young children, tenthswWbid to hemi in order that he might be
lreas•.ns from leaving their homes, rood
saved from the "earthing partite, at no eltnbtwho are therefore (edited to take up for
if they .:au< acr,o s him his ..i. would have their sei rk what.vee pittance the
been in dancer. lie was fount in • hay;sl .p shop hermit will dole out to
.new well e..-ered up and in nn exhausted them, and trust to charity for enough
ttosditios, inter° to stave elf atart••th,n.
In the
Haley has 2 or ^ bad cute across his barren rooms of these lowest of slaves
threat which he did himself • iter pearl
Y the garrty of horn and di to get •sew
kip ing hit hejovfctim,into hal not the nerve tW!variety of odors and disease perms.
complete the job upon himo.tf. He was
lireugbt la furca magistrate' a t-'urt here to -:Then they g,,, Hurst likely, to
day at :1 .'shook, when the ('rmra a�erl , lithe buttonhole factory, where that'y
nnadjotirl.,,,,timpOe%•iFri.lay,..hickenstouch shoulders with similar lots
granted. lie was then lodged in Gnelpb•from dozens of other tenement
jail.(house shops, and when their own c,dors
Latest reports (rum Alias Ellis state she is and verms have thus been arnalganateti
improving.
FOR TRIAL.
wea barge's Mer, e1 the
(nest --les Ilene, i es
crime void in
atter a.. s'm
Heady Made Suite.
ACCIDENT OR DES'GN.
e odors and germs of all the tene-
ments for half a mile around, they go
back to the original slap ship, and
?,,edge a:p1«len Ir o tv thence In the cote. of time to the
,ears/see.lb.'Mewed manufacturer, whit them to
Cresol Trask Reed. la wholesale.., maybe,
Idoxritait, Aux.:!. -lest eight •e retailer, arid from waom they
train for (hul•ee .1n the strand '1 r.enk ltailc diflerettt bandshave taken fttheir er ltoll l hthe
wWeevil trtay hadhpsa"et a Lam rte, after going general public is invited to come in and
Re lynwhichrthe i"nk at the wonderful bargains in cloth•
took pliaoc. in time esteem Olif
nseeseogernamed Rogers, was killel, the'1°Rnamed
err completely wrecked, and the express
matter destroyed. Wild rnmors are •dnat
that it was an attempt to blow up the Vic-
toria bridge and was delayed too unit.
The train was on its way to Quebec, Port-
land and Halifax, and tnneteted of a•vw
ppeelenger .'.aches, a Pullman i -at% a sleeper
too they are wonderful bargains in-
deed, in spite of the numerous profits
that have been made off of thein ; but
if they are cheap it u because women
have turned their sinews into thread and
their blood into sewing machine nit in
the making of them. They are aired
a eeaokuig car and the I.aggage and express and fumigated and cleansed, maybe, be -
car, the !seer being neat to the tender. The fore they aro sold, hat a man in the
trainn s whom sero was i aeeeniy Riled wiithf passengers.
business says' "If people knew where
Mr. Stephenson, general superintendent of these clothes bare been they would never
the Grant) Trunk Railroad. 'Chen the ex•'hay f lip I
ri stew was heard • general pante was about' Philip Leideedorff has hash in bast
ce wane,when brakeman ,loner ruehedtne s for eighteen yesr.. His brother is
tbesgh tiie train to the bnraiag ear and with him now, and they eve a button-
,Jc.tmoeely nnrrnpling It with the tander'hole factory. They take the work efser
and engine, gest them dashing/ �epp the read,(thnee who get it from the mvweteetwrere
where driver, who vallautry Laid his have made it up and pet is, the bottom -
meet amid lje same intense hes, ram them holm for a9 much a hundred.
apo. • siding at the end of the tra.•k. fi "This tomatoes*
Caw, a ...lined for the accident, citta el.Me workeihen ssnd
everything in the err was i__ ,i 4,_"7.7 Cs. "is the resin Wo.
the iu ofli Si.,..hatselank
haetfbie aatare, ase s►e Dods eteworse yet, tt'e t►e rti0
rag g6e.es that work
weeks for the Halifa: carnival. at it. (feels clay�e�c�tO��ime will •wake up to
what this ,hasp ellsttNet hweieees atwe n.
"»e auaekms” riM Pam (lo into sone of these Mwestewar sstd
Paat% Ater. 2 - Mr Rett.!, ,w, hoha f nl plait And in cone Of the
the A
Resat 111101
Ant r,w+•n►aioai face •• ai• Woes
a
ped to U, whole family heist, sad three ter four
frust.. tor Mtllaefi peeweeaktrl. workmate. ems' iogm dry,. They
rcb was booth' at tile 15•11001111 the goods from the taiktr's end
ionake
thess op is the rooms where they
uses t- ewe wage the viis botse to whish
the dutbtyg is made up they'd sat 647
any of it. I wish they oosld ase seas, of
it when it estates here to haws the button -
balm put til. It gets aired and mewed
before at is put up fur male.
"The way thesep du I. to get
young girls to coma a Ieata the
ease They make them work ail weeks
for nothing, or, maybe, $2 a week fur
their wcrk, and they pack just as many
of them as they can get fete nue retie.,
a uog with the children and the cooking
and all the reef. That way they make
little money for thewatives at the ex-
pense of the girls, but it don't do theta
much good, fur pretty quick the menu -
lecturer grinds doe° the price another
pig, and the wore they grind the girls
the more the manufacturer grinds them,
until nobody is tasking more than a bare
living. The people that take the work
out tutu the country to do are pretty near
at bad as the tenement house people fee
prices, but, of eourae,tbey'rs cleaner. If
it wasn't for them prises, would boa good
deal higher in the city. New York ie
the worst city in the country for seeing
women, In Philadelphia, even, they
pay them a good deal better. It's all 411
sott•iute of this tenement house work.
and it'll never be any better till they
pass laws making it illegal for mitre than
«ne machine to Oe put in an ordinary
tiring room "
"Then,', another thing," said David
Laideedorff, a brother, "and if cholera
or any awe disused ever gets a start in
this city people will dud It out [nighty
getick. These tenement house factories
would spread the disease throuch the
whole erultry. I've alwats said that If
-fetters ever got a start in New York I'd
d op this business and get out right , -
way, erd I'd do it, too. They have a
heard of health and laws trough here.
hut I've never beets in a city yet,and I'.
then all ever the word, where they ai•
lowed such things as they do. here. Duly
last winter, at a place In a street right
near leer,, the children in a familt
were sick of smallpox in the same r
where the clothing was being wade hit
and Bent out every day. These 'people
don't have any snore rccar•d f-ir the law,
.,r for other people', health than they do
for their own heaith, and if you hate
ever been in any of these toles where
they live and work von know how litt e
that is. This wbele business of tae
manufacture of ,hese clothing needs a
shuwiug up." -New York Sun,
Mrip maimed
Ili all who suffer fr..w dyspeptia, bi:-
iuuanesa, sick headache, ja ...dice, liver
complaint, rheumttum, dro1.ay, etc.
L ne no time in procurin. Burioch RI
Bitters, nature's r.•„ulator and tome.
's a prompt and permanent cure
all diseases of the blo:d, Inver, kith
bowels and atomseh. 2
Yew t• Prepare amanita,.
Sumo Al our rea,lere may wash to
nod
it
for
ey",
pre -
lye
lug
ver
ter
ten
is
has
rts
on,
nil
reg
no
all
u -
pare their own calcimine, and wit if
these rules fur tine purpose of euabl
them tudoso:
Seek one pound of white glue o
night ; then dime -lye it in boihug sea
end add twenty pounds of Paris win
diluting with eater until the mixture
of the consistency of rice milk. To t
any tint can be given that is desired.
Lilac -Add to the cal:amine twit pa
of Prussian bite and one of vermeil(
stirriog the mixture ti`oreaghly a
taking care to avoid tor, hill, a tuba.
Brown- Burnt umber.
Gray -111w umber, with a triili
amount of letup black.
Hoes -Three ports of vermilion •
cue of red lead, added in very sin
l,juanttt,es until a deitcg,, ehgde la pr
duped.
Lavender --Make a light Lind and ti
it sti:rhtly with verwili,,u.
Straw--Chn,me yellow, with a tot
of Spauiah brown.
Buff -Two parts ..f spruce or Iodt
yellow, and nue p: tt Won/ie.
Blue -A small quantity of Prussia
blue will give • soft, azure tint. Da
blue is n -ver drsira:tle.
Delicate tints in the foreeoing variati
of colors are always agrcesble and test
fol, and so great care must be taken eh
they are not too vivid. The tints wi
alesya appear brighter than in a calc
min,. pot, and the workman or works,
min most keep tilt, fact in mind whe
••ldtng thecoleri11 powders- It is a you
idea t.. gtve.the ceiling a calcimine to
or three shades lighter than the walls,
u• that it may sewn merely a delimit
reflection orf their deeper touts. Th
ceiling can he calcimined with a light,
tint, and then more coloring added fo
the walls.
ens ow Year (.ward.
Don't allow a c..lo in the head to slow-
ly and surely run into Catarrh, when
you can be cured for 25c, by using Dr.
Cltaee s Catarrh Cure. A few applies -
lions cure incipient catarrh ; I to 2 holies
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes is
guaranteed to corn chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 8oc and sure cure. S„Id by
all druggistsiy
.lar R. Fitr.imm,/ns, Clinton. who
went up to Manitoba • few weeks ago,
with the intention of ingesting in land if
he taw scything to suit his, has relent-
ed. He went as far west as Minden. and
at dfferent points struck out from the tine
of railway, and drove long distances
over the prairie. At isms places be
foi.nd tine crops looking fairly well, at
others they were suffering because of the
dr•.uth, and a good may were dimmer -
aged at the prospects for this year.
Ade Mr Fitzsimmons sae some good
(newt,,, and met people who had done
well, his conclusion is that people who
are making a living in Ontario will do se
well by staying where they are as by
going went, the uncertainty of the team
obi, and the limited range of crops con-
fining Outliers and making their chances
small.
Ask For Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and he•use you tet Lt,
when you want the beau bloat -purifier.
Wish lie lorry years
of unexampled sue.
cess in the cure of
Wood Diseases, you
ci i make Ito mis-
take iu preferring
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
to any utter. Thr
fore -runner of meet -
era blood medicines,
Ayer's 1(ilieapltriUn
is still theme* poi.
War, being In greet-
er demaind than ell
others coalbiuc,l.
•• Ayer's Sarsaparilla is selling tenter
than ever before. I never Inset:ate to
recommend it." -George W. Whitman,
Druggist, Allenby, Ind.
" I am safe In saying that my sales of
Ayer's Bare mrlila fur towel there. tit
any other, and It gives thorough aat„fac-
(Inu."- L. H. Hush, Des Mentes, Iowa.
•• -1 s-er's Rana .at-Itla sad Ayer's fills
are the beet belling medicines in toy
stir.. i ran reemenmrltd thew eon».•k-it-
tnuisly,"-t'. Htckhaus, Pharmacist,
Roseland, IiI.
"• We have s.,l.t Ayer's Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years and alwvs
reeommrmt it it hen asked to tame the
heat l4uod-puritter."- W. T. McLean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
"I have sold your medieinee for the
last seventeen years, acid always keel.
them in stock, as they sue staples.
' There is nothing so goad for the youth-
ful blood' as Ayet's 8araapuri(lr."-
It. L. Parker, Fox Lake, Wis.
"Ayer's Sareapartlla gives the best
Patietnit-th u of any medicine I have iu
clock. I recommend it, to, as the
Durtora say, • I prescribe it Wren the
'minter.' Ir never fails to twsrt the
taws for which i rr,'otuwend it, even
where the doctors' t.r'ee•ri� ptons bate
been of no avail." -C. F. (alhuus,
Mouwuuth, Kansas.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
IREADMAcER,s YEAST, a�c��c�rlccc� 14aiff
v,. _.. rt'.F,r at (inane t
i `The undersigned is prep*
ke putting inrl�r
t tt ••'O
°ittte Ras under> the p nj
wwiat.�' soeb.d• 'i6- Water Services in connection
lwhest (anralues.
IVkers la arrrtt every Iowa ` with the Town System to Dwell.
an mite i` ings and other Buildings. Also
PRICE Fin CENT&
REPAIRS
LIME.
To Steam Engines, Mills, Fac-
tories and Mac.hineryof all kind.
Prices reasonable. Satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
NOT CE TO BUILDERS I FARMERS W i LSON SALKELD.
The Falls Reserve Lime Kiln 4'tf -
is now running full time, and
any quantity of Fresh Lime!
can be obtained at the Kiln
at all times for lOc. a bushal.I
M. & C. B/ECHLER
Ooderi-h.ltay70.Ice 610dtf
Iraueilina txlibe.
OHAXI Ti Nt'\B Ic.U1,1r1Y.
I Tretesarri:e sunt depart at Ouderich as to
Iowa:
anatIt•s-
Matl mid Ezpro..... .... • • .........1.50 Rm.
Nail.. .Si p.m,
Sited ........ .... .............. tette a.m.
. f'Ei'AtT.
ail ... -•... ii pm.
Nell aft! klzOtyms, . I.AS Am
ltfset. .1.tt3 p.m
FITS!!
tvaem 1 qr ( CSE I do not mesa Merely k'
viop them far :i thaw, ate.! thou h:t, e t h,,:
a�::!tl. I me to A It.tUlt AL CCltt:
I hare m,:dc the Moose of
PITS, EPILEPSY or i DISCOVERY.
One. creme. Myattrm of Mrmer, Tralaby.
A l 1 wtn•Aar my rtmeety te I tear Meek. 'es
r.sd is one re d&as.
MARVELOUS
EMORY.
FALLI N J 8IORNESS
t /i �. ...I • liteatw•tnhrnhatitailed I 111.4 wuad.i sa este4.
r. e r !, I W Jreelfbyt a cure•. head Weer, AM and seals aveetb MwHhtN.
a' "' ' •, :• and a Fitter Bort f a: n( my Ureas iada•sm..nta ie Col-rev..r.kn.-. CL.a..a
.at x1.1 . Int ' 1..4. a,..r. Gae Fapr.•spaunl !'est R'
• it • • I a'tbinq for a In -I, and it
ll c re ,•.' . A. h i res -4 H. 0. HOOT,.
cretonne SI 8rsalch Marto., 164 West Adelaide treet,
reroute.
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Piles Ill; sIx Lemke, $.1. Word) =. a bunk.
A Renderrj sir
The tartest organ, and ctrl+ that plays
t c-untrclling part on tate health est the
hand; is the liver. If 'torpid or ina.;tive
the whole system beeemes diseased.
Dr. Chase's Leer Cure is made specially
for Livcr and Kidney di.caaes, and is
!naranteerl to cure. Recipe hook and
needle -the a $1. Sold by all drnlfi;isra
DON'T FORCEr
ISAAC 1, CASSIDY'S
-C' U E,t -
Cash.:-' C4.
1 F511' GOOD. (HEAP
b
es, with opinions et Pr. Ate es. A. Item.
. is. r•riA-trued $t.esamt ,r. )tend line,.,.,
el f eaon, , I.- xr..at P, eta ,-
rrt)e 1. .i,i ' ..t it.. Ch rl.tia,
F , �1Ykeo. Judah P.
eater. ,nt pot.
•,Dean ..at paean.. hs
IsETtE. =7 IfUth Ar.., N. Y.
WINDOW SHADES
JUST ARRIVED.
BEALflIFIJL-DESIGNS Ji
CALL AND SL. THEM
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN.
A.37, C O NELL.
SUMMER MILLINERY
JUST AR,F.IVED
9211 Gr"27.1 sa _ s.. -Y- A TM a
NEYT DOO1! TO
A lart„►e ateortmcnt c,f the ncwc•'t styles in Hats and I:e ltnelx
FANCY RiBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS.
ant ---
BOOT AND 8110Eswim.
cb �tlftlt At. second dm it e:f r aupre.
•n , CBABB'8 BLOCK, fioderich _ '�"
rk
wALL
at
11
•
Regulate the Liver and Rowels by the
jndkiotr iia of Nataose) Pile, they are
purely vegeable, l m
Mr iii. r,. i'tieat Winehms, hes Imam
wowed so pastpr of tae Baptist
ase
there fir tlfree'etmthe, that tilt the
eps.in, of milltt* fe is as sM.
War and pones,, yew was.
pep
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SPRING --MILLINERY I—SPRING
PAPER MRs- _.__________
s Azacm
__ANI,_ has added a Large Stock of the Latest Nove:ties in Pluahes, Flog_
DEG 0 R AT I 0 H SBats, Bonnets, and eve
era, Ribbons, and every other line for the embelishment of
ry other article in her Milli-
nery Department, which ehe is selling low,
Her Display this year is Larger and Better than ever before.
SAUNDERS & SON
Competitors envious of our sue-
cess, I
Sole Agents for W. N. Peak
A Tioket for a chance on a Musical Dressing Case will be given
to every purchaser of a hat valued at 82 or over, and
the Gift will be awarded on July 1st. 2202
ALSO AGENT FOR PARKER'S STEAM DYE WORKS
Brooklyn,�� Y !SPRING MILLINERY 1
ARTISTIC
NEWEST ! M21`S C.Zg,.M=RCINT
CHEAPEST I
1000 11OILS
.ilut entered through the Cistoma,
No Trouble to Show Samples
Everything require,,] for lioti•te-
c l/•tart i n..
I TbeCheaoesi Hoose Order the San.
HHASCtJlE
ANI, WITH IT •
LARGE CONSIGNMENT
-or-
gan fig
blato1447,
e . 1 a
Has now received her Spring Stock of the
ztp► resra.`'�''D Wirs 7 SZ FL
AYS
And Is prepared metre her many lady customers the floe.: t'i:
Owhiff to the fart that her business has kr r • a;
,has at town stay.
(natty k, prepare fora formal epnng opening on ineresNrta, [here has sol been an
All are I sited to examine Quality. styles and tele,..
Weedy Cossitmeeti Received Din the Bus
y Sow
shlet11'HoOMc, t'oreerof Hamilton and vee
sate -et, off the Sgnare.
FURNITURE!
if you wrest tome the tartest stock of Furniture in town. go to
ZI
0-01=01•T
It y.. Imo M see the 'est �
stere eau m situ thaw Welt 137/3.41.32i3C8mad the Newest
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i do not y WNW glalri � 1 ynit, a• aayRp �m�19 Is steel tsar went et
•1 _ ewtwisfsm ttwt_wm I w61 seder aka
UND/CFLTAKING.
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