HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-5-9, Page 7THE FASHION&.
lastrift of JesNses tact mut I.levves
the YM, Mn.
Drees skirts eostmee to be (eager is
sane thu they were het wrier.
Pole atia'e grey and • bright shade of
brows that is name • terracotta
combined lu carries* ..d visitant
entemee of Iadm nehmen and
bream
Many of the stylish wool gosh• have
w.ists of folded silk, belted, and
with Kendal coats that have open
t., cut without darts, sod Jer�e]
ing treks. Waistcoats of mauoolis
it., ashes of roses, or pale ecru milk
auril fashionable than ever, lid are
with Vaadyk•
Id broidwork is pointed patinas.
ost of the fresh and novel art dresses
only for the few, and
the majority. A gown that is so
her as to be striking., either Iron Its
:of solve. ate of
Ir, or its oddity of outline and trim-
, should neer be elected for by any
ve thorne who have • large wardrobe to
one from, and can therefore wear each
et bet • 1.w times.
Sotse attractive novelties in parasols
made r4 shot eilk, with two or three
• and • burrow frill piked sod set on
fell
✓ osefel princess drown of English
y armors silk, with Grecian drapings
t gray crepe d. Chine and genii•
of gray silk-oord are
favorite gown with wealthy
The new English gray is a
bea.tifol dye, with • glow of creamy
k in its reflections.
ere is no fixed role in millinery, or
for choice. Provided the head -
g is becoming, and not altogether
, a woman may wear just what
her best. Most of the new hate
ve barirg brines, yet with so very
ole at the back of the bead that often
is nothing visible except th• cc,ia
hair of the wearer, • part of monster
tai' taming towards the trent.
brims on some of the shapes meas -
over • quarter of • yard directly in
t. \\ ben the hat is of net, lined
itb pleated Ise.. the effect is very be-
ing to a •Intf faces, but .ocentric in
penance It certainly is at all times.
The majority of smell mantles are
lack, because of the dif aoolty of har
commit • colored wrap with different
fond dresses : but the bright mantles
re mon chic, where one can afford it.
ashion revels in color this year, sod
favorite choice fur the garments in
n ation is heliotrope, mew, claret or
Theme, with the exception ot the
Are relieved by jet or gold passeo.n-
rie, bay. sleeves of velvet or silk,
hint cover the arms to the elbows, and
laetrons and tabs of lace, which quite
verses last year's mode. Lace mantles
ave larva gold scrolls sod belts, and
JIl sleeves 6uiabed with • fringe of gold
11s. In plainer black mantles the oli
rd.r is I, the sleeves being of
gathered instead of plaited, very
o in the shoulder, and the bodice
silk or velvet, trimmed with velvet
d 1.oa
riezIMe .test.
A contributor to the l6rist.aa ("n
ascribes a flexible mope as "a geological
eriosity. ' II the reader has a chance
see the 'pitting or granite with
edges, be will gain some idea of the
exihility and el••t.icity of that variety
(atone, which is, nevertheless, by no
means equal to that of the stone men -
ed below : but asbestos an be wov•
. and the fibres of amiantbus ars as
.oft as silk.
This t'eological curiosity is in the office
cf the actin./ chief clerk of the War De-
partment at Washington. It is • piece
of stun weighing about one pound ;
thirteen niches in width, and one-third
of an ince thick.
There is oo doubt about its being •
genuine stone, hut it nevertheless noi-
some* the flexibility of a piece of India
rubber. When takes in the hand and
shaken In the direction of its flat sur-
faces, it will bend b•etwud and for-
ward with a dull ,osnd. The move-
ment is mon of • laxity in the adhesion,
Mr•ntly, than an elasticity.
When held honzwtally by one end,
be other drops end remains in that
tion. \Vitb the two ends supported
rets, the free centro can be pressed
half inch below the middle line.
itb one end held firmly on the desk,
he otber tin be bent upward over an
nch.
The movement is not confined to the
ne dir•etion,-in the plan of the flat
em, -bot the entire stone seems to
1 on the princille of • uni-
t j3int with • movement percept-
• in all directions under pressure.
is is what is known as itaoolumite, or
lastio sandstone. It is stated that a
whole mountain of it exists in Southern
evade, • short distance east of Death
alley.
To Rnkt • Baby.
The matron of a babies' shelter in West
•eety-second-el,who has an avenge of
ity babies in her esre every year, advises
Moan e. a meso• of quieting • restless
hIN aid getting a nerve's one to sleep,
ye the World. Her plan ie to strip the
creel of humanity, sponge it off with
spy water,dry it thoroeghly with
soft towel, beginning at the little pink
, rub it all over. At first then lay
a rebellion, br:tgradlallyit will subside,
yeeng•t.r will begin to par and 'goo.'
ith enjoyment, and under the soothing
Homes of magnetism it well deco off to
, rest well sod wake up in the morw-
ng refreshed bad eheerfel. The vales
this operation can be varied by rub
the little limbs and the body op and
we said the flesh becomes worm and
pink ore time and the next day having
the motioe rotary -that is, take the deli
• ankle in one basad, wrapping the
as aunty about it as possible and
hart the child in this way work up
down the lees until the skald Ancones
The body may be robbed or
•d in the rale way. This m••a•g•
Want of tbetoeing, throat and .best,
the hand moistened with camphor
nil or ,a.•lise, will ward off threat
Me or relieve a sold.
OEMS OF THOIIOHT.
Dad tboeght. quoiv I. .spam. lulu had
action.
An effort made for 1e. h•;.yu•e., 1
others lifts u• above
Be quick. You tau waw • .. 's b..•
uses --make the must .•1
There N o , Mohler ..wive of ec... 1.
this the desire of dwelt, ,crud.
To have *bat a •an' • •,chr-, 1.......
be able to Jo • it hunt it .. , •. .
An unkind word falls emu.) bolo .or
mouth, but six coach horses m..u•'s :re.
it back again.
Y„u just bigot a .pl.of ItttIquerre••
Sato your family gnu i..ey'll breed I•k.
sparrows
We cannot ludos for ogle wind lug -, we
have each our peculiar weskusa.re and
deu.ptatiuus.
The first condition of human r••uJo.s
im auseethilig to lose,*he secuud'ousted. me
10 rerer.uce.
As "violets plucked will Dever grow
again," so a good Laws, uotm lost, will
mover be regained.
Cultivate forbearance till your heart
yields • crop 04 it. ('ray for • ,bort sum
airy u to all tiaktndaess.
Wheel a kindly face greets us, tboulth
but passing by,and .aver knows as aiasu
nor we It, we should (.al it an obligatiuu
Never look back. You Go't help the
miatakea you base made. Duu't make
soy more. Don't thick of what yuo
have achieved, bot of what you may ac-
complish.
It is beet to strive to cultivate an in-
terest in simple, mnoosirt sod inexpensive
pleasure. W. may thus aid In diflo.iee
that spirit of contentment which is of
itself nob and a pertnaoeut possession.
A bed habit broken away from u •
good day'. work. The earlier • habit is
located the st.onger the hold it has
1Private personal boosts are more ditboult
to get rid of and have • more demor.lzisg
effect than public ones.
THE HOME CIRCLE.
The Bay who Sm.aee.
Sr MITA Lyth*.
"The effect of tobacco on 'eh oil-b.•ys
N sot marked as not to >1M open for du
cession." Su wrote Pndeesor Mclihary,
President of the Baltimore Academy of
Modieiue. Dr Wilard Parker asserts
thst "tobetxu 1• rulauw in our schools
and colleges, dwarfing body and
mind...
Dr Drysdale, the senior phywic•an in
the Loudon Metrop•ilit•a Hospital,
speaks of medical student• "who have
entirely destroyed their intellect by the
use of tobacco."
Io Vermont • Might boy of fourteen
fell etranestly behold Lis class. Ilia
teachers could not account for the ; but
the incapacity Increased till he sickened
and died, when it was found that he was
killed by tobacco, to which he was on
the habit of helping' himself secretly
from hie father's store
Dr Decaiane, of Paris, hood by in-
vtnts*elton tbst even the reetnoted nee of
ninon by children leads often to •
Change in the blood, matinees .f the fan,
••oaciau'.n, palpitation and intermission
of the heart, diminution of the normal
quantity of blond, eor.oseles, diMealty
of digestion and .1 of intel-
lect.'
There is another point to which I want
to all your attention, for some of you
will by and by desire to est situations as
took -keepers or to become art -students.
Pr3feesor Oliver, of the Naval Academy,
says be an invariably reenenise the neer
of tobacco "from bio tremulous band and
absolute inability to draw • cleau,atreuht
line." I know of • merchant, who used
to test the handwriting of every boy
who applied to him for • situation, and
invariably in this way detected and in-
variably rejected tobacco- aestre.-N. Y.
Iadependsut.
"Many men• fs.sy mini.,-' Wt all
tiles and as Wade ague as to the merits
el Bsrdeek Pills, wall awl sugar -net
-
ed. 111I
.E NU6oN •tL. MIX 9 1890. 7
f - eau of its Dames aid Pythisa
r Oval wooea waw .wee bcbete
, au bud Writs Is their olio
I rrbgee ars talked a as tb••orh
. re naeitre.s partnerships, and
ash widows, deeded 1•rluct
el,ns..ny Wore • year of swum
.ft. Widowers vie with theta 11'
ha n,. with a nus love, •..d you
sled t.. I..ar that the mart,,
.• people •Lout have "lust ihild-
r ? as swot b base V.••••• •'f
dulnw•d , and brick sod sour-
aolo •t.r:k, they mei m happy.
1'
',en betokens lin of cash .1
,.. 1 . ..ell.
\\ .•
•• l• 'Cutups •'to ed0o.t• thele
• 1, .1 .,.d iirete their hu.baud. al.•ur
• e.onny for thein- Chilliest
ole. i Frets un their parents "wear
iru.• ,
Mothers cram their little girl.
i..t iodine/-satlu•Is, and leave them
...sthese the uuuble of curio* (air
P e,.. the world has mot changed at
.0 ; a„ .1 .' ham cot that old text was
.•rv. r r. d.d, bred the good preachers
. .e.ed hrir breath in arguing that •
c..• -.t • f o. return oho seldom los• each
o'b, 1 • 1 e••ough •hJYld cruilVar thole
al.ut in. -IJ. K. D.
•
If Tea Walla se be laved.
Don't find fault.
Don't contradict people even if you're
sore you an right.
Don't be inquisitive about the affairs
of even your most intimate friend.
Don't undertake aoytbiug because you
don't possess it.
Don't believe everybody else in the
world is happier than you.
Don't cone/lode that you have never
had any opportunities to life.
Don't believe all the evil you bear.
Don't repeat gossip, even if it doss in.
tenet a crowd.
Dunt go untidy on the plea that every-
body knows you.
Dont be reds to your inferiors in so-
cial position.
Don't over or under drew.
Do.'t express • positive opinion unless
you perfectly understand what you arc
talking about.
Don't get in the habit of
life by making light of the .otimat
It.
• ibard'• 4.laaeal relieves Neuralgia.
'Vow ab Yea. deist?"
The Let of oruventwntity in Judge
(It• .haw'• curt frequently rerults 110
amara .ulu•IDg situations. The tither day
the Judaea wa. In bis 11,010 to the Feder-
al buildisiii, beanng an argument by A
C. Harris u, au impurtaot case, when
the dour opened and to walked a a.un-
tr}mai. Ir/.m Harrison County, Judge
Gresham'. old homy. The visitor was ■
wall -preserved rpecimen of an iudepend•
cut farmer His face, unshaven. win
round nod chuboy ; be wore • broad
white hat ; he was without collar, and
his clothing and shoes showed yellow
clay. He spit some "amber' when 1' -
aide the door, sod then, without notse-
,ng Attorney Herne or .he other oceu-
O uta of the room, staked up to Judge
Gresham with
"Well, how air you, jedge I How's
all the folks I i was Its town ou • hltte
business, and 1 knew the folks down
h.,mr would like to hear from you, so I
come up to see you a hale while."
Attorney Harris halted at a period in
his argument, when, with both arms
outstretched, he was about to clinch •
point; he looked at the intruder •
moment, who bad not removed his hat,
and then beckoned to Deputy Matah.l'
C....way to have the man tik. off his hat
• Jud,. Gresham apptreotly did not
D olma the em Rot the attor•
n ye and spectators. He ante from his
chair, took his visitor by the band,
called him by his given name, asked
him about all his family, also callow
them by name, and said he was glad he
had come in.
He chatted pleasantly with the old
gentleman for several misstep, asking
about many Harriroo C..loty people,
and seemed to erjoy the all. All this
time the attorneys and the deputy mar-
shal were bewildered. The later hal(
feared it was his duty to prevent such
au interruption ..r ouurt, but he hesitat-
ed about moving. The farmer stood
talking with the judge as freely as be
would have conversed with his nearest
neighbor over a nil fence, and wbeu
be was ready to so , be said : -"Well,
good luck to you, iodize ; come down and
see tie" And he walked out as ui-
tly •e he had come in.
The judge resumed hearing the can
as if noth'ng had happened_ -Indiana-
polis News.
Don't jeer at anybody's religion be
lief.
Don't try to he eaytkiag else but •
gentlewoman- sod that mesas a wombs
who has oonaideretios for the whole
world, and whose life is governed by the
Golden Rule : "Do Mite Ohms as you
would be dons by."- Hume
Journal.
The beetled Teat.
I wonder whether the ministers ewer
preach in these days against people's
loving each other too well ! It meed to
b. • great point with some of them that
w e should sot "make Idols" of •soh
other : trot it ocean to me that 1 have
n ot heard that danger alluded to for a
long time. 1 fancy that it is bonen
those who have an opportunity of wank -
log human eaten and r.eeiving many
eonfideness of .11 sorts have come to the
that the danger is all the
athero way.
"Love rine another" is the text we
n ow need to hear •ipnssded, 1 w
afraid, for 1 believe that sewer were
good :people so cold, as was there
es little t•nder...s and ..e.tassy =obi -
tested. A sort ot lekewsrm smisbthty
im
orpr.ta ef, brit strum mastless of
the bees sort are regarded with inlayer
People treses sash other. They are pre -
petty enitheithe at times, be. Foe meet
ft.ard's Idsmmt.t fares Sarva. rte.
McLEO D' S
Sst� IIll'1r
And Other Tested Remedies
are becoming the Standard Medicines of
the day. Parties calling or writing from
all pans of Canada and the United States
for the System Renovator.
It never fails to euro inbore, weak
and 1 blood, dype•psia,
rheumatism, loss cf memory, bresibbitie,
, gall stones, jaundice. kid-
ney and urinary diseases, St Vitus'
dance, female irregularities and general
debility.
Manufactured only by
J. M. McLEOD, Sole Patentee,
(better known Si "The ()Id Doctor. ')
Nswrite- et., Oodenoh, t lint.
The System Renovator is sold at 51 00
and 12.00 per bottle.
SCRAP IRON.
The Mutest price in cash paid for ('ant and
Wrought Scrap Iron.
1 have on hand
PLOWS & CASTINGS
of various kinds.
Best of All BOOTS &SHOES
Cough .didnes. Ayer's Cherry Nae.
soma(in greater dammed Wast ever.
Re preventing for Thrust and burg
Troubles Y se prompt is its elects,. se
agreeable te the tame. stead s widely
Inulin, as this. It 1. the family sane
else la thousands of house/beide.
" I have suffered for years from a
bronchial trouble that, whenever 1 take
e o:d or am exposed to tacbmeat weath-
er, shows itastt by a very annoying
tickling seaaatioa is the throat sad
diliculty la breathing. I have tried a
great many remedies, bet nose does se
well as Ayer'• (.'berry Pectoral which
always gives Rt relief la venues of
my old complaint." /react A. Heeler
hammier of Public Roods. Parish Ter-
re Bonn, La
" I consider Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a
most important remedy
For Home Use.
I have tested ata curative power, la my
family, many times dating the past
thirty years, and have never known it
to tall. It will relieve the most serious
affections of the throat and Luo,
whether In children or •delta." - Mrs.
IL G. sdgerly, Count' Bluffs, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago I was troubled
with a disease of the lungs. Doctor*
afforded me no relief and considered
my rase hopeless. I thea began to use
Ayer'. Cherry Pectoral, and, before I
bad finished one bottle, foetid relief. I
continued to take this medicine until a
cure was effected. 1 believe that Ayer'.
Cherry Pectoral saved mylife." -
Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, Il.
" 81zear. ago I contracted • severe
told, which settled on my lungs bad
moon developed all the alarming sym�p
tome of C . I bad a 000g`,
n ight sweat., bleeding of the lunge,
pain in chest and nide., and was *e
prostrated as to be confined to my
bed variousmost of the time. After trying
th
out benefit.
my physician finally determlaed login
ase A er'. Cherry Pectoral. I took 111t,,
bad the effect was magical. I seamed
to rally from the first dose of this
' medicine, and, atter using only three
bottles, am ea well and sound as ever."
-Rodney Johnson, Springfield, IL.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
raaratao MT
He J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas..
.•s by all Druggists. Fries tl : ata bottles, fila
Nit
C_ P. K_ BOOM
TOWN
PROPERTIES FOR ULE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
I have a large number of Ilouaee bad Lob
and Vacant Lands In the snag desirable parts
of the Town -Fes SAILS (Na.'Lr
Now is the time oto secure property before
the Big Rush. The C. P. li is Doming sure
and In a otime prime will have adraaced
gook
beyond the teach of many.
Call and see Llat and Prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
(teal *.tate and General ilanra,we Agent
Office West -tit.. Clint door from Square, c'. P.
R Ticket and Telegraph °Mee. &I if.
Goderich Steam Boiler Works
}Established nett.
Chrystal Sc Black
.1
Meaufacturers and dealers to
Steam Boilers. Silt fans Tank., Hea+ars.
Smoke *asks. and all kiudr of Sheet
Iron Murk.
Improved Automat,c cutoff Corlett Kn.
ental, Upright and Horizontal Kott.nrs. M.•
chinery and testing. of every drrcrimtion
Braun ridings. Pipe and Pipe rifting* coo -
easily on band.
Mail orders will receive prompt stteetlea,
warm. i Opp. C. T. S. M.ti...
K Repairs promptly attended go.
P.O. BOX 381.
21
QUALITY
ALWAYS WINS !
As the Old Darkey said :
Spring is about opening
and the Ladies of Goderich
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 Goode an im-
mense stock, suitable for
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, hay -
sent large shipments to
British Columbia and other
points.
Ordered Work receives
my special attention, and I
am determined to give you
the very beat 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 a
stock of goods larger than
is carried by many of the
jobbers, and buying my
goods in large quantities for
cash I will sell to you at job-
ber's prices or less. Call or
write for quotations on any
lines you may be needing.
Leather and findings in
any quantities from a quart
of pegs or a pair of half -
soles to fifty sides of sole
leather.
IMO rsyther pay more an' hab
ole beet once in a while, than to
pay less and hab a poor article
of n.,'
Our Tea Track Doulilod!
You can get the
BEST VALUE !
-AT---
Eurrw•ivQurc i CRS. I. NAIRN'S
PIPE AND F
I
A
T
Wareronme near Vittoria
14-11
BER. GROCER.
1
G000 ENVELOPES AT THE SIGNAL 0000 WORK IS DONE AT SIGNAL
MISS CAMERbN
Ry had the tweet in
SPRING MILLINERY
E. DOWNINC,
t. r. Gast -at. and Square Goderich.
WILSON'S MAGIC PAIN CURE
for a'1 kinds of pain. Price r5 moots.
,)I{V•NY BALSAM OF WILD rtti.IttiY
u B. k for Coughs and ('olds. Prove :::. cls.
WILNti'w rl LO•0 AIST ('e1 LU att'RI'r.
for Children. a good remedy for Whooping
Cough. Price 15 Dents.
Arriving weekly sine the let of March, ane will continue to re-
osive oon.ignments of all the latest novelties in headwear the mar-
kets afforti throughout the busy season.
Owing to pressure of business she will not have an opening
this Spring. but can show all the leading fines every day
MISS CAM}RON,
(Sew N Mewple sad H•wiltowsts ea the Reeere.
vett.
Purest Drugs
r
only used ie Pbyticians'
01
w 1emineferOI V ' S
Prescription Drug Store.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
By melte any led seeding to her pestoffice
Woks. W -Ilse Rkhwes n ft Co., Mo1No.L
ARMSTRONG
FAANIIG SILL MND PUMP WORKS
ABIQTRONII' 3 IIPROVED
Grain and Seed Cleaner
ie generally 1 to he tie (rest ma-
chine made for therougbly cleaning grain and
eeeda of all kiads.
-IT-
travailing bulbs.
1iRA1dD TRUNK RAILWAY.
franking -Wend depart as S. derleb as ft
lees:
AI.LtyL
Mall and Ewes" 1.111 ►.at.
Bail 11.311 p.m.
\If suA
UAW a.m
. .....
N i and Itxwmem 11.51 vTies e
CA azair Nays
ALE & PORTER
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
LAGER (Bottled)
Yu. Sat.' J)
G. H. PARSONS
1 ALBION IILI tib. GUl)F:1tII'II
.
9Cords'il "o'S
BYO. isg...y�
ifo BACICAC'H$.
7 , �1
• Oney,� e•�p�ye rom
mor=elf .uaksr•e
MINK �M5 reg. ewer A00 •lib at
v.aaasy.. i : re w MTmrtme tic 0( whore .meat s..
mamma wearssir Me ass of Mateo' ee1e7t huge
greatest Lirr.Ma ale to it own raw, wow ma d. Ob 1Mrtasa •u
do
WO. IWO* to pars we wsesasiwissaajaawas asa
Wi09teow. °e:: 14171. 1 L Ca'. & eauewao�1
1
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and rhes from grain at one .Aconin`. saving
and cleaning all timothy seed at the vn.r
time out ninny kind of grain. It ran he gored
into any !booing mill without removing the
shoe, no matter bow old the mill 1s, and
makes It do as good work br better than the
moot improved new mills known.
It allows no seed to bas blows No the chaff
It Cleans Speedily.
srKvery cleaner warranted tea work as repre-
sented or no •ale.`v
In ordering by mall glee 'battle width of
shoe and name of maker of mill if convenient.
and if shoe has side shake or the old fathom-
ed hind shake.
A ar,;encanG'y n'
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
on hand man afacttired trnm Tiooma while
quartered pine.
gel ).der• by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to any point.
ADDRIESS
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
C'oderich, Ont.
17 h
PATENTS
CHAN OF BUSINESS !
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
FAST -ST.
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
11.\S t'tt ANaskl) it tSuie.
The public are briefly notified that the Anus
gad feet bu.titwo formerly carried an by . Al.:
t• oasis has been ouretviee.1 b)
THOS. J. VIDEAN,
went, will terry It on in e11 Its Want' l ee at the
old eland. kart -o . near the Square.
Under 1l,' m•,.al.-t'n,rnt of former preen e
tors this hoodoos. to • ►wen the tn.at rucecse-
ful in its 1u..• of u• r in town. and .., the new
proprietor haso w"+s denlitlyd with 11 for
over right ) elm, there will be t.o falling off in
the ru.•rgy 1.., wetly exhibited iia lot rbil•g it bt
the tont rune.
G.ert* Batt ered to ail parts of the town.
1 he 1.c. ,t and best hoer ut dour and feed
always on hand and .-1 a &ads in *moots.
THOS. J. V I1)IRAN..
1 take thio 000,rI unity of thanking any ens
tomes for their h:.eral pal nonage dunt.g my
proprietorship of 1110 kcal -at Flour rad vied
Store• and al.o tok.• pleasure In rrmanntead-
ing my successor. Mr Thos. .1. V hero. who
will be Snood 111. lea thoroughly reliaWrsaa.
27.111 A. L. ('1'11.15.
NJOY 6000 IIFALTH
Sarsaparilla Biliers!
t'errs every kind of Unhealthy Humor ase•
Citrase cai.ad from Impurity of the 111u01.
PURIFY
This valuable compnund cure* kidney ■n'
Liver Complaints, Pimples. Eruptions of the
Skin. Iloilo. i'unsliratinr, 1t,1 Ioouteaa. Uyo
pepsin. Nick 4'onsuh. In.. of Sleep. Neuro'
Kilt, Pains in the Done. and Back. l.osof A
petite. languor. Female 01ale Weakness. Diu.
nem, General Debility.
YOUR
it Ls • gentle regulating purgative. es well a•
• took. poawerwing the peculiar merit of act
ins as • powerful •ort id in retie Nog Longer
lion and I'hronie lottsusmaiion of the 1.i. er
and all Ow \'asoma( Organs.
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hoe, asd we ear obtain Patent. la 4.11is elmw
than ilio•• ownole tree WAHIIINOTOA'
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view as to ppMateatabllit free of charge and
we make NOCl�I/AROB UNJ. LR Wlr'oft
741Ie PIT/MT.
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whole .)stem to a new and vigorous action.
gat Me tune and et retook to the *stem debit
sated by duraee, and affords $ ghat protea
tion from attacks that originate In rhanL . of
the amnions. of climate and of life. 1 he hest
Spring Medicine odd. Voll directions pito
each boob-. Nice in cents and til....
Refuse all substitutes.
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