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ohm. three Warp sees set trek:
Me they. *ins apes u. beak -
It will ant swore. it will sat stay
len sped; f$ din to woad or slay.
Fee spates west, es otos forgo
By time ; bat It Itme rade d arc•
la Ober hawre i thus mill,
lad tieing week lar poi se ttL
l od the lest sppnrtaalty.
Mat o.mstk batik se sore te IMe.
le vela Imes w.Nset. 1. vain dust years.
rause tiaras will nevermore rioters.'
EL brooks, le the Ceotury.
HE POET'S CORNER..
•a •,.b lkaslaa.
THE FASHIONS.
• t'arertt7 et Jousts. IMI wits footrest
$. sett s. a.
The erect of s.,me of the new beaded
and spangled este sod nausea for auwmer
dancing dresses reminds Duo of the robes
wore by fairies in '•Mideutnmer Night's
.hem." Those neem, in their great de
limey, hardly tat for the weer and tear of
the ball -room, as in the giddy mates of
the dance the pretty pendants are likely
to come to grief, and the shat destruc-
tion and tn.ls of temper, as these orna-
mmate *etch and interlace with those on
ether flying toilets 1 But these textiles
are very temptieg,as the tints are lovely,
and toilets formed of these .re made up
over clinging Chios silks the shade of the
di.ph.nmm drooping,.
Acoordi w -pleated skirts are .till well
wore, either in plain or bordered mater
iris; also straight, full skirts of net or
itrope, withrows of moireor other rib-
bon as a border. A black net skirt of
this make, Over surab or moire, is • good
for general afternoon wear
os
r•esigneni
r the Dsing season, is popularity
still apparent, and anything is gown?
' or wraps that te once well in fashion is
/artily Hunte di. lsoed before it has run
through two or three someone at lest.
that was you.
Hag milit.ey
si.11ig elle.•.--
I'HE HURON SI IAL FRIDAY, APRIL 18 1890.
.t
11 4*, ., •
a r '4Wo-
•'t..I . ..Marin,
paroestare
frost.
Mid the bit,
sag bio
1111/,
taw, 1 .11 i
Our chun ti
know, tae•
pastor pr.
news and
au' we at. '
salary. 1;
church a...
to give y•••
of a blu••i
Goose tout a •
to a *anew
1/r, RILL. •
uuce u, 4 .
tau With s.,t►c
the to.,, e t ,.
If you
and oh -1/n
nay r
a1 each .a ••e 4
u to •t1.e lea•
and woases . ••
tiny ..thrr .n.•
cau,rlit o•
rcudger.,'' he •
boa wale b
S1nsr,,, 'crl
to 11 .4 mese,
ties , Pau' •I„ 1
There .re quite • number tat novel
ways for ornamenting fens for wedding.
and dancing parties. The 1 1
gauge fan. are many of them mounted ern
very light ...cod. tine -half the far to
covered with large and loosely made
Sower., 5.;nte resembling hollyhock•
formed of pink or white alk crepe, th.
foliage being dainty and not that of
the dower proper. The foliage, winch ta
often of smilax, is art wired in spire)
fashion along esch rib, allowing the
gauze to show between each tr►al. The
hollyhocks or other Sowers .re close y
ma/eed, giving a very Buhl effect to th.-
other half of the fan.
Apricot and ashes -of -rose. waists .f
faille or bengaline stilt aro worn with
•.rutty Venetian jackets of russet •n
Eiffel red English cloth. The silk rm-
bro,dery on the edges of the cloth is .
heavy that the wool te nut viable. it.,
ed. green Jackets in the same shape have
to violet or rose-colored toreador er.t•,
...de full in front and tiuished with a ve,
vet girdle. Demure little Jackets for L ...
ten tears are unblock or dove -gni velvet,
with white vets covered with Mole,.
hraidwork or pessementerie. Some of
these have fall sleeves to the elbow, with
tight nit -sleeves of the milk from thence
to the wrists, those overlaid with the
p.mementene or covered almost entirely
with embroidery.
ree41 1Mseens Mere.
A boy Is sosethiag like • pierce of iron,
.limb, 44, to rook Oats. Is •ol worth
w.a*b, our is it of very mak w; bet the
.....re u is seed the mese valuable it
...muses A bar of iron that is worth
i '••' • i i t £1 1s* Its asters! mato is worth £2
n,•.4 g• ...dr into horse shoes; mad alter it
\.,,•I,• " .-. thrung h the different prossesss by
. S • . hmh it a made lu•. Doodles ire vale*
b o • meowed aaad to £70, Made into pen-
s t .. de 11 .don of wou.d he worth £1100, end
•e• • I . • r..huoe wheels fur watches, 00,000.
t• a 1••.1 !husk of that, boys; • piece of iron
._ - 14 • is comparatively worthies* can be
• u - ler I ped tow snob valuable material!
•1... • Mut the iron has to go through • great
d .e.1 of hammering, and besting. and roll-
l•-• in,,, a.,d pwuaduig,aod polishing; and so,
• • 1 .••u are to become awful and educated
tat i, . I(' • 1 1.11.0, t•.0 moat go through • long pours*
.. Mir a o' 1 t . „dy sod training. The more time you
t •w ) pr et.i ,•.• 0 ul hard study, the better material
. N .t• . ; •, ..,11 make The iron does not haw*
f, y...i.... ,_,•thrr.uvhhalf somocktobemade into
4 ' - • •••• •11(.e• a1 it dose to be converted Iuto
• 4 care watch sponge; but think how
...ft Ione tamable it is : Which would
...0 ,.liar be, hone shoe or watch
i.r M41 1 It depends up tat
1-..0 can b. -come whatever you will. Zhu
s ... ler, +' •..preparatpreparationyour time of preparation fur manhu.xl.
Irly 411-1141 •.t, L).. not t bink that 1 would have you settle
•
r•temoos , 1 1. ..w., to hard study all the time, without
t• d, 54 hr 4.-- , intervals -of fun. Nut • bit of it. 1
1 the nth t.'11 1.6e 1u see boys halm• good time, endI
. • 0,•• .1 Ina: 1 . I show d be very sorry for you to grow old
f •r . i1 114 fl • et r,. your time; but you have ample
II. 4. '• r. k. t ' . ,.p• rtunlly for study and play, ton, and
.fir 1 , •114..•.... 11 4.. n .4 .a..t to neglect the former for
• the O.•tilts .Ire sake of the latter.
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5.,,'
aoderich F sundry and Machine Works,
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
v.:
11 Vie. uv HAND FOR SALE:
IMPROVED LAND ROLLERS, HORSE POWERS,
GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUT-
TERS, POLWS, &c.
We are Manufacturing line, u .1 New Model Mowers
which are equal to the best.' five them a trial and encour-
age home manufacture.
We Will Guaraintee Satisfaction.
It Will Pay you to use nur new Steel Mouldboard Plows. Doty
Engined and Boilers for sale.
REPAIFB AND C&BTIT•T OF ALL
BUY YOUR QUALITY
LoDg-StaDding BOOT & SHOES
Blood Diseases are cured by
the peraavering use of Ayer's
This os. is sa Alterative, sad
causes a radical ekes.* in the system.
The prom..., in some cases. may not bs
nano w rapid as in others ; but, with
persistence. the welt is certala.
Read these test1muuials . -
" For two years I offered from • se-
vere pain In any right Olde, and had
other troubles caused by • torpid liver
and dyspepsia Atter ghiwg several
medicines a lair trial without • cure, 1
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and attar taking five bottles 1 was com-
Lapletely cured." -John W. Healuu, :•
wrence at., Lowell, Mats.
Let May • large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
exert and 1 was confined to my heal fur
eight weeks. A friend Induced the to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Leas than three
bottles healed the sore. la all my expe-
rience with wedictar, 1 sever saw more
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of the use of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight." - Mrs. Curie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texan.
' I had a dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly ; and. as my broth-
er and stater were similarly &Met el, I
presume the malady is hereditary. Luau
winter, Dr. Tyrun, (of Fernandina.
ren,mmende,l me to take Ayer's
Sarsaperilla, and continue it foraear.
For five muotlu I took it daily. 1 hay.
not had ►blemish upon my body for the
1st three muotlu.' T. Z. Wiley, 146
Chambers .1., New York City.
" fist 1a11 and winter i was troubled
with a dull, heavy pain in my side. I
did not notice it much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until It became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders of the stom-
ach and liver incresed my troubles. I
began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and.
after faithfully continuing the usn of
the medicine lar some months, the pain
disappeared and I was completely
cured." - Mrs. Augusta A. Furbuah,
Haverhill. Masa.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PkErAaiU ay
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa
Pi saes; .ta bottle., 8S. Wenh 11.5 a Mora.
Spring is about opening
and the Ladies of Gtiodericli
and Vicinity will be want-
ing something nice in foot
wear. I have the largest
and best stock it has ever
been my pleasure to show.
All the leading lines and
styles in Kid, Dongola, and
other fine material, in Com
mon Sense and Opera Toe.
In Staple Goods an int
mense stock suitable foi
Town and Country wear.
Prices lower than ever.
In goods of my own Man-
ufacture I carry a large
stock, many lines of which
I have been selling at whole-
sale for several years, hav-
ing sent large shipments to
British Columbia and other
points.
Ordered Work receives
my special attention, and I
am determined to give you
the very best that can be
made. I have customers in
this branch of' my business
from Montreal to the Paci-
fic Coast.
Repairing promptly at
tended to and neatly done.
To the Shoe Trade of
Huron District : I have e,
stock of goods larger than
is carried by many of the
Roderieh Steam Boiler Wog k8 jobbers, and buying my
goods in large quantities for
Established IMO.cash I will sell to you at 'ob-
i Cal
' write for quotations on any
Chrystal & Black bei s prices or less or
Manufacturers and dealers in
lines you may be needing.
Steam Boiler.. Salt fans. Tanks. flea 1/'r
Smokestack•. and .11 kind, of Shirt Leather and findings in
Iron Improved Automatic cut -oft Co -1;•. Fb any quantities from a quart
uhinery and Castings of every dr?cnput_n. of pegs or a pair of half -
traveuult.
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1.14411,• a /141 m.
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CittiLl NG
LAG
.H. I' . 3
10 HOURS
eines. l'pright and llorisontal Fng:n••••. M
Braes Fitting.. Pipe and Pipe Fittings e
alertly on hand. soles to fifty sides of sole
Mill ureters wi receive prompt attention
Meeks t *pp. L. T. E. Wallen.
giL Keusir, promptly attended to.
P.O. BOX 361
!1V -
TEAS, COFFEES and SUGARS
A pretty fashion prevails jai& now of -AT THE -
tremolo' • graceful little French tole* of
velvet -reeds green being a favorite
color --the front of which is adorned with
• full aigrette .1 line green 1. liege
Maidenhair fern in shaded tints of velvet
is much used in these aigrettes. The
slender fern sprays stand .r..1. a1/ d into
the heart of the cluster are variously
placed tone or three pale pink roses, t small
cluster of violets, • few bnirht lobelia
blossomy, • hyacinth spray or some
bright daffodils. The flowers are tutors+,
and are changed to .'tit various occasion.,
,'r to tone or make • pretty contrast with
the costume. These channtu,g little
headdresses ere called ttutioee t. gime,
but they are also worn at church wed •
ding.. flower shows, afternoon teas, and
at the open. Some. tot' the latter pur-
pose, have pale tan or white velvet
crowns, overlaid with go'd network ors
silver psesementerie. A pretty little
"matinee Value, held. np recently for
approbation and admiihation, was made
of w"stem•gresn•• velvet, trlmnsld with
forest -moss and erocuser, tooth yellow
an! violet.
It is everywhere the f.,sh, 1/i in these
days to cover all small fancy tahle.,inpar-
bor, hall or drawing room. The brilliant -
Ir polished mabogsey or rosewood aur-
aces which were the delight of our
Grandmother., and a test of vita nr in- TO 1z S�• ��`t'�' •L�d•i���r
different housekeeping, are as carefully
bidden from view as they would have
been in the days of yore had the table
displayed a badly defaced surface. A-eL - -- -
vet and plush arestill inconstantare
table -covers
for table-table-coversaand scarfs, but there are '
many new and beautiful fabrics, in sill:
tied Oriental tisanes ---striped nr with an
all-over design, in which gold and copper Thr F urn.tnre i1a1n. is selling all kinds el furniture at the lowest pomitle prices. 1t itt a
are richly • 1 with superb well•knowo feet that be
Eastern colors. Awing les exporoive
movers are those ie silk and "roll mei•
tares in quaint patterns, with here and
there long hits of white ..r colored .ilk
Or wool lett looms as if the wearer had liar red,. He bale* the leading 1 ndrrtaker of the town. Kmbalming Fluid always kept nn
unwittingly omitted to blend them into h.wd• 111/ a1s n aker a specialty of r'Icture Taming. otve him a call before purrhsln,
the design. Full-length curtains crime Furniture el.ewhere. sd yon t1/ 11 fled Don that Irl doom s he say. veils cheap
to match these .carte, many of the colon
, , R to those sewn in iroari
chins
A eanplete ensteste lest trete the tail -
in th lankiest Dee and an for their past patronage he hopes to rw•eive • ronuatataceof the
e hands ie made of a dam quality 4 ,cmc.
seen'stweed. The walkitl� jacket 1. CIE 0. $ARRYy 8.miltOII-Bt.
esigod to wear with othergewn., being
ode of dark green cloth. The loose
b are lined with silver-grey silk shot
nth greet. The dress bodice is fitted
ith two waistooSt, one of pale ecru
dud silk nrerlald with green and fold
macho brawl; the other of milk senped Ilan had the !abet productions in
Atte and green alternately. Tbg oollar
somewhat high, and strictly M*diei in
p., .till, whollyeelike the military
1•r which has a popular so loss.
. eh snore beeolateg as a role
the neck bend, which, instead
narrowing tram bam to upper
is sate with an •wlward
we se it rises teasels the
,�sseeeeem
k. s
is height st ths
sols, wow theside.Whse
hits
?zit
eel seek trills were more is
ilighiee, theles ser1111 tgr�eyd�M kids what wM j
gettitit et se.
Misfits seek--she
hit et IM WOO/ 1 Cermet et Semple end Ilstalats..u„ M ills aware- 1114sI
Plate Glass Grocery.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID for good au I Lag. and EGGS.
McLEAN'S NEW BLOCK,
South Side of' Courthouse Square.
I_ N_ CASSIDA.Y,
r.oderlch, Mar.. Stb, It'gS.
leather.
E. DOWNING,
1'. r. Eastat. and �';' *T. God• '.
ALWAYS WINS ! "I"'oNs MAGIC PAIN CUR
As the Old Darkey said :
"I'se ravther !lay more an' hab
de best once in a while, than to
pay les- and hal) a pour article
Three doors uveal of British Exchange Hotel' GODERICH•
Oor Title I)uihII!
COME ONE, COME ALL!
and get bar'_taini, as I am offering my entire Stock of DRY GOODS
at COST, as I amu going out of that line of business to make mors,
room for
G RCERIES, & c ., CRC KERY, FLU R AND FEED.
Be sure and give a call at the cort.er of Victoria & Nelson streets
before purchasing elsewhere.
(fader.. Jan. 23. inn. 1517.
1� s• -
r T IS C�erlswirMrM
TOR
MISS CAMERON
SPRING MILLINERY
Arriving weekly sins the lot of March, and will oontinue to re
*sive consignments of all the latest novelties in headwear the mar-
kets afford throughout the busy season.
Owing to pressure of business elle will not have an opening
this Spring, but can *bow all the leading lines every day
MISS CAMERON,
You can get the
BEST VALUE !
-- A1-
CBeS A. NATRN'S,
GROCER.
•
JOtCUL
Sreclittt
Cures
Rkeuwat tSfl)
SCRAP IRON.
fur ail k:nd• of pain. Price' -i cents.
ItOWXS HALrtAM OF WILD t'HF!:I:I
HARK for l'ougb. and Colds, !'rice
WILNti1t
9 Cords
Buns liarr
no am-KAl'HIL
■ T ON R Ito . N rue for Oster.y ".1' ,t
rontatni torllnnalalr from inelro•n ,r r ••• eau
«
arood nom 5 le ne•.b .4ty a„• nceos.
folly eon& Annery . be b" entre e M
•seatrey. A null Ifrin11M for \11..41 J0 . '.15155
Wit" eats r.•M•.n by 1b0 taw • f era torn r - • bomb
Ma MI* t"e:r own laws now a•a. .t0 IL beth, .•..n 1/"a
$TNteSl expert Can without .t. A.IW,tw asa
ci:eant SSSS. grerT pile who own*: .a•
e•we .ane. N •W to p01 t w ...ew•.a.. 15 l ..,.4., A
amberter r wr*G• 501.01.51 iAw l.1:
CO., mN M 144 a. t:asal •a.• C14•ero.
CHiG
T_"a OLL
FLOUR AN
The prrh!ie n•. -:n -1/..H.
Intl 1,4..4 bu.114-.s (•.1 u,
4 mita i!is 1.•. ,. tour• , .. '
THOS. J
who eel carr,
44141 riled. Kant . , 111
1` lob r t 1.1/ 1111,1.114-•41
hn.incas has 0
foil to Ila lint cif any t• •
tondo -true 1.Aw b1/•.1 •
"ser. .8141 r ear., the ti y I
the 1'n.l'4. Iorruwrh • .
- for front rank.
thaw*. drl.ver.•t
'1'M Wiest and 11/-• • • '1
al./apaon hau,1 .girl . t
Tota.. , It•
mums say rim:a owns IP.
for Children. a stood remedy for Whooping
Cough. Price 1S cents.
The Alen•et price in cash paid for Cast sad
t►
rondo 14 -rap bon.
I have ea band
Purest DI tom only used in Physicians'
Prescriptions at
W SON' S
PLOWS & CASTINGS
of vert__• kiss►
PIPE AND FITTINGS, tate.
Wartwlwrse near V Ietoffa Rt re, (burek.
0. A.. HUMBER.
' Prexrivtion 1)rng `store.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
By toff to any l* semen miter works
slots. W -ns, ichardsen a Ca.. MontrsaL
ARMSTRONG
FANNIIG MILL AND PUMP WORKS
ARISTRONG'S IMPROVED
Grain and Seed Cleaner
Itake this one ,rtuu••,
toots for their l(11.'n.; 1..itrearlotorodp he_
I
Store, and alsotyke pl..'.
Ie 4443' .t:••,•:•:ver. %4r 1I,..-
wlll Min+, n.! to he it I t . 1- t . I
in generea:- is knnwletlrrd to lie the l,•.• tom
chin/. mad.. tar thoroughly cleaning .•.rain and
seed.. of alt Linde.
-IT-
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and r•hrw from grain eat one cleaning. Irving
and cleaning. all timothy wed at the mane
time hit of and klbd of grain. 11 ran be fitted
into any fanning mill without removing
•her, no matter how old •he m111 is. and
maker. it do an gond work or better than the
Moist improved new mills known.
It allow, no seed to be blown into the chaff
It Cleans Speedily.
aP*very cleaner warramed to work as repro
tented or so .ate. -1.1
is ordering by mail give Londe w dill M 1
.hos and nnlae of maker of mill if convenient.
sad if shoe has shit shake er the old (a.hlon
,d hind shake.
it
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rule
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tor
inn
sed
• 1 „ wele
t t Id,
0
EJOY Goofl I1P1&TK-
Sarsapanlia
Bilters!
every kind of t Mom', h• 11cm... and
t , a..• a .t•.wn unit Itut.or's• , f ,' , Wood.
PURIFY
-r`,i• t 4lotaWe romoon••d eu,r• 440:111'1 and
I,.rrf ('Mnl,l.ft,.. I'!mplen. brupt .4 Ms
?kin. loot)... 4'.' .tirnU•n . Ilitiou.nea. Dys-
pepsiy. 14t k W'ools..1. 11... of :.t1/. p. %rural-
gia, l'atr.•:u the !totes,*0,1 Pat k. 1.9.444 of Ap-
ptbe. L'arNtfnr. I --male WeakliestI515 -
Se.l,t:rneral (artlht,,
YOUR
It is a gentle reciart tot letrvati.e, as Well s
a tonic. psi*1e.•ing the prr-ullar 1/netit of ag{r
ing ate a p.m ••rtul agent in r. In sing Conges-
tion and 4 hnn.ic inflammation or'thr Liver
and all the Vt. -*rat
BLOOD
feral. relit.' di I'repnratlnn • %tiles the
whale .ywtete to a nes and . igurouni
04 Inv 4,•nr anti s•rertlflh to the system debili-
tated by don a v. atwi afore. a great protec-
tion from attar:,* that uritrlt*•r in .•baaae• o1
the w -art". ,it c!at.le ono of life. The beef
Soma Medicine sold. M till direelim.. with
each bee t I• . 1': it ,• 'A colas and e1 A'.
Heftier. all '-..1..n4e tie.
4' ." 4'Aal 4 r •
H. SPENCER CASE
lintoCion, 4 not„r:o.
f
Sold by F. Jordan.
--t
E nen mew
aa.11d
eiFin
win 14 •,. b
`•• w.�r.bfl U k§
Ia 45.:oes1: 1
•M+....,1/• w.. ...4 wan,
Mtn, pin.n barring dun.
b M1•
won wed.* ser' T` ""i
who. eta ?ISM la
I•,.nty w. mann MO
My.tbeb ..•Sr
4m1 .U,r►M N Mee.
Me
Uwe(
M?..
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r pier
or tie ow Oreo. An Ur wart y+•
serf 41. 14. I. Jog, .51 g,. 1/w. 1. liar Who NI -yon!
*we1.SM•nem.•..Arno y..-rMI•tg,yan•.na
in nimaib1.sial. aw:yr Aka Win on roan •taw. ...• .44.51,
W ens ,.e an. noon. w. pay S1 .Opr. w•.fbs... an.r
Pr. Y. o.. 1 ief,.. • •••••41Y• Mr w In *orb M. . Ma
=MO* 1 i'Z = irl e. % ;tZli e, hi
A `arae nuantity ail
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
on hand manufactured from Algoma white
quartered pine.
ang_t by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to soy point.
ADDRE1313
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
G'oderioh, Ont.
17-R
PATENTS
MEATS. Tilif $*M1 AMO 1211111CNIS
pp��saal1nheehaw erl, sad all hesIn the Va. Pates
t]�lie •neetd ta st MODKR 4 TS FIC/Mf.
filo we oar i u. t). Palest (N
Mae tMes twaMte }1►W/*HHIMOOI7 `lase
SOW oL r�i3i'i�s' to
vim s ta
r.
W..«ar�4� to t�1m1� � he
•• 1N� rseseweem n ,�rtflM
tweet awn N • !�
II 4f
mw. stat. we Opener. menet*
0000 IOU IS DONE AT SIGIAL 1 ommetai t"�i� :. Dae•
NE7I
GAS
APRIL.
SAUNDERS&SON
WALL PAPER
KALSOMINE !
WINDOW SHADES '
MIXED PAINTS!
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