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ODERICH, ORT., FRIDAY, APRIL, 24, 18 1.
,CHE30
sa
Ong &MO OF INTERFAST TO WOMEN,
Wesson et trwees.
All is more e wood then it lies been fur
Low almost complete, and is tit.
and the cheapest in Goderich.
'CW of the Ijnc. w,' Ira,l in
M
utas, 46 inches wide
, in great variety.
Table Linens, Table Napkins,
uslins.
l't, and int uCi• il1K1• •ethos :snit coltli.ari,-.i,
of itricrs.
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ALWAV ALLOWED FOR CAA
l;O1--N ACHESCN
�� Ya OF CID,
44 BULK PERFI ill.
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ten BOWELS.
iF.6ULATES
THE
LIVER.
PURIFIES
THE
BLOOD.
1
112,000lcm Gni Fad Lsa�
VMS samara.
ew imams. (rsirwl. D.tr.N a rare•
mod lose tab. R•rttemds.
Al prh-es rs••mla4 fru. in t. es per mor.
Thse I4tI»I ale • 1.oe to Saterpri.ing Naw
Towns. 11,nrs•liee, Neb.51a ate , ori wi0
1 he !tel., o,, lime Favorable Terns
&Kir Tib
R M. p!IRClIk wont Sr p4.
Or es J. W. , .41/111
'ElleXr', V fluky,
11♦{oshom Ids, to Mfr. per a,
t etgnia.e
,,1tEet• lrelo!f
eon, et sal looms, eft
toad to now Ike,
larges.
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RUGMANSI
Tr -ism- liTiV
Warranted
SURE CURE 1
ILO BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
F, CORE,
*4ore Patentee aid Vaaalecturer,
t
Old Lit 11. X.
END V b. si .teens I.lnaply .. .
GUanwat••ut ttilthl
..OMI we nal t..Od 1 ou by esprras ('.O.D
...lomat watch w you can eaasela., ail
it s do art Sad
It all endorse tare
It
w :Tun for
p rfe�`
_ me
A_ -
IPI ti . ad take
11112
watch. Such a
ebai*ce W ..carr a
reliable timepiece
at such a Hahne
lousily low pries r
seldom. if _ver be.
fore, offered. This
*e a wen*
•A
pleb telt'
soars mom
t metal. 1t has
Gelid newest, and
erewn. hunting
etaticheaatifellp int.
▪ ofd arid is de es
are • Waltham style,
jewelled, with Sipaa.wa balanee. is
and we warrant it as accurate tante
leper. ie suitable for either • lady or
.•taws. A tee it sent with cash
itch. Address TT a CO.,
-suh.skert
sad a.of yylip of paper ltilg.
will send p bis eleganour Vger, shoe
ELKS RAS; MEIMB
NMI
These riam are sod
wars by ladies and
swatter. la
p.beet
aapsreatr afsare the
mime r arm n..pee* We
isuara111
Gad w[(at• ecu
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
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l•, .et SI NW. rue •oar. sat
I- ,,off ea.•r.rnu.,:d,ep.a
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0 3' fl' 1 moile req d
t, frl.ud• t.• tr. PHA=
. , . • • e t•;str' inti.
1„y t araC
l ui+es CONS7IPA /JUN
res CONSTIPATION
Cures CONSTIPATION
1easM Mice very.
nese prim, --I time tali
sox 8.)3.3. wteb ,,,real ',toner
1.r roostsp.tsua sort plot
my hent vas ,mood
hods use ova so w.rb brew
My bowels new us r/.. Asrb
ant the pain 111 m. hams far
.oft 1,•. and to.verrterl.'
r los sono donate! seroa.t
N
S. it.
Mir r. Wa.ttter.
art Biose ter Toroaat
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cures BILIOUSNESS
,Cures BILIOUSNESS
Zrlre.t Tress
lima1 weptnueb1M torus
sat. wo1, liver cuseple.e*
years
agrees dor of worms.
►hteb 411 us no rw.l. roti F
was store all the Mir
n.tl) 1 WHO Barites -It Bleat
Mires. After taaaea few
Leder 1 sen 0, et tart! IoM
•iwo sop ulresisea it fon the kW
ut
r A. 1: Iva e.. •a.
Ila,cl•' ,..(Ari
Curbs HEADACHE.
Cures HEADACHE
Cures HEADACHE.
A Tseesrt flare.
/teas rums. 1 was .fry tui
"nth ha.derbe an,) paha an toy
inch, my has.:s sot a..
.4.33.1 so I o s)4 do no wok
My .eussr•sa-Mw Maoist mei
tr o B. 11 1t. With see We"
1 resit .n emelt het$.r that .
asst •.e nary.. t arm .em earn.
.ad era wort as well r earl..
Amine Porterms.
T1lsoolnu , Oink
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Cartes BAD BLOOD.
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Pad Blood ma arise Ile
wrong action d the e1wt•er1,
1.1.er. Kidney* and itowri
B 14 B . ley r.RulsUag ssd
i.1)11at the.* organs. rimmed
the came and snakes new ale►
Mrd. removing ell Noe!
,l*....ea from a pimps, r
•ero(uloes mono.
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR K.A 1.F. -
bo
US
Addre*
be. W. Wyatt aro.
Jewellers
1' Otte
PATENTS '.
twos. ei ADE ■11113 100 •OPTRMSTS
'''aisea, soul all husiwes in the U. S. Patent
elks attended to st MOIIKRATK t'li4S.
sews mare is oppollite the U. rt. retest O► -
e, sad ear car Obtain Patents is leas mise
rep there ream•, from i1'ASH/AUTON.
erste Mul,l!1. OR 1DRA IY/ \'R. N'.• set
.w( to patentability free of rotor : acid
a•a \O t'NdKul CNLI:b3 M'/; u11-
T.1/Y /'A. r 'vr.
We refer. here, to the Poe waster, ,hr Sept.
L. Mersey order Div„ aid to Maiais of the
U. e. Patent phos, roe circular, artrice.
crane Med minivan.* to actual climate in you.
3es Wale or Comity. write to
le *sew at e1...
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tNiheilJ, f�lxu : t!'_ SiiR+JiwI di1d
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,nay{•.• h Ort 1 CA1.► n
loderich Steam Hailer 'forks
Irtahiabed teen
mew Hoose.► Pears, workmate aid
Nieves in most of the wcedlea stuffs are mew
it favor
The kartacula, choice of the sermon. it
Bengallue, both phun end figured, houe.*
it is soft m draper), lustrous ,mut rich
harkiug. last not esp,lwer.
Ilse leading idea u. the .leslgus r ribbon
tltruwu on the loua•latuoe rather in wavy
1..44 u1 tial to how knot*. Sunda s gen
comely hroceied with deluges,
aied sirs. u decorated d voila satin motifs
under tlm: ,taiae of "Sorel. de Barry."
Aem,th•r new !vesture of the mason a. silks s
the .hut effect which ruin. through all the
different verities of erase.
Yeller u the favorite tint of th.• session
for al •Irr,uy t ilcts anal for tis deoorttson
.4 plainer gown.. White. strewn with
Imy sprays .d peak ares and forget nlr-
11..ts tut:hoe.1 w a lace like 1,10-•44, s the
most effective ontnbisattan for 4 14tetats.
Light shades will prevail for Insulin'
materials. awl ekes hot, diagonal and serge
. dl be used for useful travelling and street
gown. The cheviots will have a kind of
plaid pattern in sulwlued sleek. et earner
stripes, large- wafers or small Rower*
Bieyelr and walktng dressy are matte in
russet tones of ltglat wog. The skirt,
alt.), just reaches t ankle. a fuel with
1. :at her and Inas little fuhsess. The waist s
a I...se shirt of wool w elk. acs the• season
demand., orad *ler )aide!- mannish Jacket
ou pler.rut .lays a uulutt,,iw.l 4nd turns
hack m reverse to slow th• *hitt, which
should he of sense l.n);ht and hecuumig
slimly. A soft felt bat, laced Lout.,, and
le•;gu.int e.,n.plete the outfit, 1•eatslh which
i, tonally earn a short petticoat and
kwrkteheeker• tit• teaser .1 tlw vett
It as dultienit W dutingui.h new hats from
Is,lutrts, for they .re like tl.t plates with
a is.t planted brim of lace, busing within
• Isar sed wreath of gay flower., Indeed,
the f.,.hl•ei of iughasflowers and puffs of
chat:.,,, like oil -style s.uurt (Metas u awe'
tees marked in all urea ht ad not mug,•.
" Mitten " sleeves are the new net of all
new 'dresses. They tit the erni closely and
durtwl over the lien.' as far as the
knuekir. New .lawss of all kinds are
. ery hang. entirely severing the wrist :end
:..Ihuq ..ii the hand. and their printery
,e.•atti-i1 ,a art es,•rseeme. as unexpected as
it is unnecessary, somewhere between the
wrist and the shoulder. The wore fantastic
the -n test line the More alepr„t.rl i• their de-
sign by fasl.iuu %otaries.
Chrystal & Black.
SECOND HAND MACHINERI
In Stock For Sale :
1 50 -horse -power up rig ht
boiler, a complete.
1 6 -horse -power upright boiler
and engine.
1 6 -horse -power engine.
1 48 -home -power horizontal
boiler, complete.
50 -horse -power slide valve
engine, all oomplete.
Tho above have been thorough-
, tr overhauled and . d in
first class oondition. Ready for
immediate delivery and will be
said (Seap.
VW mew wad,e.sv. K.•rl uMien.
Waris s Op.. S. T. S. Visken.
IL RtlesNe presser assn-_. es
P.O. BOX 1161.
Weald/re %*.'s.
'slur spew: aloe u a ehtn} of l.stuty-. T1s:
le:x aa:t-ta.' shoes are male of l,csvy,dark •
t tied silks, and are dee..ratte4d with large
hackle& For strut weer the new English
It set no: telly delights the eye. let is an all-
,*•und, sensibh• kind of shoe. it is of tine
.nlfskin or Ik,ugale kid, w tilt a thick sole,
rad hollowed out under the instep in a Man-
ner that renders the shoe tray easy. Boots
with cloth tops ars also in fever.
Tin • .wnimt sprung hang. the sugy ewtu,u
•d tholes, and this• year the hats and 14*0•
tete are all trimmed with the most perfect
artificial blossoms. Rosea are in high favor.
end crocuses and dtffo.lik are used upon
**.any stylish and artiatie,loeetnets.
As the warm, bright weather is nearing
rapi•ih,
drape windows and glair floors with
sheer, tnetp•nslve studs. Hanlsone lam
cauda and lace curtains are fie told weather
use, and careful housewires are now .coring
that* away and replacing these with tat
toren more se,wnuhle. Madrwssilk o41 pink
figural on an olive greens! would curtain
daintily your parlor window , and meted well
w ith the painting in the non.. They are most
conrenieut run on a slender blas. rami at the
top, w that they can h e drawn aside at
pleasure. Faun a runts* silk 1a11 fringe,
shaded olive and pink, around the lower
edge. Von can get a good Madras silk for
the purpose as low as 86 cents a yard. The
upper part of the front door. as well a* the
n arrower windows either side, would he
pretty draped with Swim muslin, sprigged
or dotted. Have the rods made to tit the
upper parts. pull the Swim muslin over them
and gather it into the extreme lower centre
with a how of bright -hued ril.lmru.
('halliei are more ea4.ratdy nude up
than heavier woolens, and are t, he had
mow m beautiful designs .4, flowers upon a
Mack ground. A seat of Oce u seen with
the finer kind. a Rotel effect heimg rows of
lee running acnes in the Louis- reize style
that has recently tome into favor.
The fashi nahle materials for Kiehl' gowns
are wools and cottons : of,ourse the cottons.
t h•eugh they are being made up now. will
Ice awrume. a little later u. the season.
1 /Ingham*. or rather rept.) r. for that u
the proper none for the fine gingham* in
row -pink. china -blue, gray lorown and navy
blue, base fine strips with white ons
alternating with them and are counted
specially pretty for cotton gowns'. They ire
usually mode with grit simplicity, the
skirt having a plaid bent for a finish, the
bod'.te being 'mocked and a toby frill out-
lining the neck.
Mew r...sr N.gaIs TIt said
Mast eel us lode behind disguises.
Same dolt temeaetatly, heat abyss
shriek frost. stanliug *u naked pyre,isl
leder* Use eur41. Su the) ,clock thinned
i. Usually Users are 1
souk which :Areal seer thrus sell sa-
ts isolated farms houses, whither tM• 1
seed us lar the simplicities of situs , u
likely to lied mere affectations and talc
meaner than it. Our est). dwclltap*.
'1'h.• .tttttataow ad • quality, of an soma'
pit sheared, is is ...sweet roguery. '1 lr oven
rogue packs your pocket al h1agsmm of bile
a nd seek ititko tett'. But this wan eh..
Ituul( mom your esteem, •drums u, take
bums .wrttideu.a. by appearing te le what
luta mut, u a rogue w wbtk that he ohms I
Buda in deceit tag himself.,
'three u the sweet mfautalr crostini who
simper* Noel w i ithas, and drape her tlbin W
Zook nap front under her tasks, sal IMO all i
sourer t.1 guile t.. show you bow guileless
she is. 'there is the smug 'landed w*tl*I
who talks in ti.r.1 tones, u‘alwuyspositive
&MI leelds Nth &Dee l opiuio. s en .ill punts
Isorrowal apanious, since the *toms of hes
wind isnot eathe direct inn of tangnuns .usy
Tbrre are ignorant people who effort cul
turned
Tine sort of dislm,aeaty gulls oe'y the
dullard. Such affectations ars opos adver-
tisements of p.a.•rty, since no .ase streets
what he 1n.dmasee.
A NEW MEXI00 Piel 1 a,
PICTURESQUE SCENEAT A STOP
OF A SOUTHERN TRAIN.
w
ty
The Miss etlbe Ways.
W Akins and Watkins were college chums
and close friends. They had beim haul
students and had taken little out -door es
Breve. When they .hrrok hands mid said
gcool-byre, at the and of their college career,
they were in impaired health. Both had
dyspepsia. liver trouble* and troublesome
t ' itk*ns had plenty of tummy. and *lended to travel for his health 'Watkins was
poor. "1 must gn wnrk for nyliv ing,"paid he.
he "but 111 try the remedy that Rohinsov
talks mach shoat Ile. Pierces golden
Medical Discovery. -
In less than two years. Wilkins rime
home in his on5n. 'Watkins, now in the
prime of life, is a hank ppreaidest. rich and
reverted, and weighs ?BO) pounds. "The
'Golden Medical 1►iacneery • sieved my life
at 4 critical 110,.'," he often says. •Y►h, if
poor Wilkins had only tried it "' raw
weak lungs, spitting of blond, all lingering
i. its scaly .ragas,
cough., ani
A is an arwe)naled remedy.
Mrs- .I nut wed -"Ord morning, Mr T..
1 wish yne'd said Oa nap a quart .4 pots
toes ; 1.yrwanaiss milk if you p1'•r, and a
mock ek turtle. My hu*)rwl expects
company fes dieser. and due jaw dotes on
'work tank snap
At nes warm in the year r sold in
the lead sed catarrh more prreaMmt !ban
daring April. T. neglect either means
misery and perhaps fatal re.mhe. Nasal
Halm is the only remain rewwdy for their
daagerttaa diseases, and as a
resterly should be kept in every household.
Nssm1 Palm W eared the solo of miner •
ere it will rare yes. Try ie
The One d simples of Chin
see Wass tee I. noshed by Leaden
Witham Chin truisms of nespetimg i■
HOepam
seine F..U.k rv'•glr
Allow a c-..ugl to res with It ,art) 10 yowl
the reeds of weak mire The) offers say .
'•nth, it Will weer away.- but its MOIR tv,.•s
11 nor. thesis ,way. Mould they 10•,nlu.. 3
IA/ try Ate sue..rwful meaie air soiled knee s
11els,ue, e1*ela la v,l,d •m a left,*ete 3;,11421 411
torr 10 our.•, tltry eu03.1'turwt•.lu.telt' see t he
exeellrut r11."•t aft.- taring the tint d..•,.
1'rbv fi0 ani il. Trial size free. At ail
d reggiat..' (1 -row)
Tbr email coy'. 1rielatlw.
It a the small hey who usUall_•. telk
thing., and the dinner table it his fa."r
theatre. Not Wog ago a ha,Kht tattle fellow
peered ever into the .lisp at the head of the
table, and evclaiu,.d :
•• What u little ehicket, for ss. tinny
'the cumpanyp smile.) surteptitiuusly, and
his 'nether endeavoured t.. quiet him,. Cut
he era', like Ilantuo • ghset. after they
had all been helped .rtu1 ,re punt , his
tier sud.tenly lit up. and. clapping his
hands, he shouted
yes ; 1 kn,* u..u. nlairin+n. 'fL .
u the little ehieken that was rids so long n.
the yen', &iii t it `"
ODDS AND ENOS.
4 brdrr.rldMm.
"How mut•h is that rouge Y' asked Mian
tardier.
„Two dollars a hex, ' sai.l the clerk.
•• Very well : you may send two leges
., Yes, mus. And err what is your
friend's addr•mt'"
w 3y sot Tree. .
\Vhy not treat smelt houbl.sas14*11*, Iwm-
p4e, bl.Nche,., ..,rue, honer.. eruptwra,
realises. skin is rltatto/ue, etc.. emit Burdock
ltl.mol iktters. 1t o tilled a ith a unit• as a
Iel.mmlpjuuritier at.dg..•• nght totheright .pet.
1t sakes the *kin frightand clse.while also
Mtib..ratmg the ruin• system. 2
1 Pa11s►..
He 1',u: htsMwl, nad..m. sent mr to
*tell his neer/mat.
She Indeed ' I'n, glad to luau It. sly
husleuid fleet ter. years age,, anti t vc al
ways feared that he went to x pl,s where
they don't need.... l'emate.
I'misupatiou t kilns many victims. \Vasil
off this amid dir•asr by the toe of Snell
SurarCoatell Burdock 111k when need
ed. 1 m
Griffin *after his last refusal) "1 know
what it is You won't marry or• I.ecausc
I'm poor. You'd sweep' if 1 were rich
She- "You'd have to be very rich '-'
■Lard's eseite lrese'm fabeeasprr.
•, I think." said Pennington. p. -naively,
•' that 1 will write a poem e. the •front
gate' " "11 you aren't careful.' his iru-
tally nutter -of -fact rtotni mate replieel,
"you'll get arrester) for detscing private
Property •
landlord -1 am sure yogi MUSS have
played football when at ei e." Tenant
••''hat makes you think es!" landlord
-"Because you are always a stmarter back."
ram a A1•..s a semis q rrtl.s In the
a.nabweer Lash.- a Plows «leas a
Q.sar 81st.,. n .d.' j May r
Deily Seg A r•rl.g silos....
Ciao eat the famous eating boots of
the Atchison fwd is situated at Wallace.
where the train going mouth stops late in
Dm afternoon. Aa the care draw up at
Dal station the long platform is thronged
with the people of the country , of d l verse
Maces. Rough ruiners in flannel and
heavy boots stand watching the train;
cowboys, set off by tombrertnand spurs,
swagger &boat the platfolf. and Span-
iab-Ameri.:ans. with swarthy facer and
graining black eyes, brew agaiust Llys
railings, looking f. on tht
scene. Most , I. 1. _ et :.11 there
gathered are the innndenta of the
tribes akin to the -Toltec* and Acted.
those migrating people, whose first home
was in the northwest before they went
south to colonise the valleys or the Met
ican plateau -the Pueblo Indians from
Santa Domingo and San Filip•.
They are quaintly clad in their charas
tensile I;arb of leggin" and tuner, with
a blanket drr.s for the women, and some-
times for the men a gaudy blanket wrap-
ped about the body. Some are awaiting
the train on the station plaftorne and
others, belated, are seen running toward
the cars, bearing on their head.* and
backs the things they have to trade.
They exhibit agisatvariety of pottery.
in the shape of vessels of divers sizes.
form and patterns of decoration. and
many earthen idols of infinite ugliness.
They offer fur sale pieces of what the
New Mexican curiosity dealers call
smoky topes. which in reality is ubsidaaa
or volcanic glans, the material used by
the ancient Aztecs for t•uttin;; purposes,
from swords down to razors.
MA\Y N ATIoN.tl.LT110,.
About the train is a characteristic awl
Motion of . . There are tour
inti, Europese and American crammer
tial travelers, young sen from the east
going to Mus s�asDwsri to try their 1oWefr
nncx. and perhaps in the rear can well
tamillest of emigrants. Representing the
territory are merchants, miners and cat-
tlemen of American and Spanish-Ameri-
can descent. while opposite the blonds
eastern lady. in her dainty traveling
habit. may sit a dark eyed olive tinted
beauty- with the blood of Aragon or Cas-
tile in her veins, and perhaps a darker
and not unbecoming tinge from Indian
ancestry'. Traveling the.tri-al com-
panies, army officers ad private soidiern
m leave or on duty. and Indian .lelega
tions going on or r'e/usatng from a visit
to the great father at Washington, ass
current types in a senthweet pitta enget
simti.•al.s.
Supposing you suffer hem some armee.
Suppose at is despcp• is or biliousness or
constipation er Gad bloat. suppose you
learn that Itun'1Ack Blood Bitters has
cured thousands of canes of these and
similar complaints. Ile.s't you *oppose yam
might to my it ` It .inn t harm your mad
in nine cases opt of ten it cures. 2
Foal Father Ito Haley, seri 51 "Non,
Robby, what is the hardest stone in the
world Robby "1►os't know." Fot.el
Father "Vital you think" Bobh)
1'eth, Chir :but 1 can't think harleaio.igh '
Ialsere's sa.ersrM e0.01 by
A Spring sure. The cream puff has re
owned work m Traverse, sad the ice crease
gran is shaking Off its torpor. i111I44elphi•
" It strikes ale that yean're a suspicions
looking person,'" said the officer "Faith..
and ivery teeter of see a pleeenian weenn
tiree doan•asds to want. 1 feel that same
way. Washington hot.
hInglish Spavin Liniment rest 10% s all
hard. snit nr calloused) hasps and blemish.*
from lemon, blond spm eerie. splints.. ring
brine, .we.en•y, stifles. sprains, owe arta
swnWn threat. settee', rte. Save 1160 b3
nee of .ins. bottle. ' *ranted the sweat
ereecletful blemish curs der ksows. 3101.1
by F. tertian. Wily
(led kredienun ,at here def stairs) "Sal
ly, nim t. it ti...• t•' 40 tc bell t • Stilly
"Veil, father, .kers dem 1 pot it .4 another
minute: yam health. you know, is ower of
the nett robust kind.
le.tas rlaa.tae.
Be particular every Spring to , ben the
hoer. Mal never mind (leering the Weed
anti, new ' dieser takes hold
of yea This i. poor pulley who by .sing
Rarfork Rlroel Ritter. the beone1 will be
th.wnughly charmed. t1•e i•.dy strength•
ever), sari fat ere oefirisg plessored 8
Adeairel Yin VI' iMY. 14w'• W•11 ei the
British s•vvyy, is 100 years old. Me was
barn is Hata:. M. M -
__a4. shisma..s teen Swum tei'•w4..
Almost without exoeption the passes
gen ars affable and disposed to convey
station. Stiffness and reserve among fel
low „ by stage or by rail venial)
west of the hundredth meridian.
There is an excellent dinner, plentiful
and well served, at the pleasant and
roomy railroad restaurant, with mo much
time allowed for the stay that the
travels, titer his ample and leisurely
meal, is able to walk about in this bar-
barously brilliant scene and make bar
gains with the brown and worldly wise
eons and daughters of the conntry foo
inch oL their wares as he fancies. The
Pueblo Indians beaten toward any one
whose eye they may catch, hold up their
goods. and address him in a langnags
mainly aboriginal, with perhaps a few
Spanish and American words inter-
mingled, but the only part of the die- .:.t Geese 'West.
course Teeny ,. . , t =infer ado es A patrolman who was passes through
the .. 1sign language.an alley off Beaubien mtreet tbe other day
They ark etretaral prima, expecting to mine upon a boy of 13 who had a corm
be beaten down to a Lair rate, and they cutter in o0e band, a piece of broken scythe
seldom will let the possible ctraiomer get hiip hporketber and an old pistol stuck in his
away without . . a trade. "On the warpath.'" queried the officer,
Demure. swarthy Pueblo children look as he looked him over.
en the transactions of their elders with "Yes, somewhat."
gnat interest, the larger girls helping "Doing west to fi ght indlians,1 supporter'
their mothers by oarrying the very "Noap. ,..
young children in a cosh made by "\t hat then.
stinging a shawl about their necks. rI'm going up here about twost to
1417
strike terror to the heart of a boy who
DWiAlt thlok. Ire can lick me. How do 1 look,'
The Indian pottery fa the.
ware mewl "'*.y..vegu"
purchased by the It is 'Do I need it butcher Leifer
quaint of pattern. ahs& la its way moot "No. He'll wilt when he sees yea."
01 11 is really besatifuL no material "That's what 1 want- i'Il creep up o.
eL wbkeh it is made is a white me. g=syfmi lime pull his hair, utter a war whoop aid
fk.ted clay, which the men bring to the roll him 1n the ashes. Well, gourd -by. If
fir. who are the pottery makers. 011d 1b.r rsckrt. itnwli11 nen% 1.. me twf.4-
Tb. Indian/ grand the "end Ing his scalp Tock." -Detroit Free Yrssa
of the piaoss where ate foetal the tenth -
that makes the ishateet kiwis. The R..wlae Meet.
hunter, a railroad etplu es Klrgley tto Bingo, who bas just move&
mooting suddenly woe these natives em - -This 1s a pretty nice bones you're Rot,
gaged in digging Olay for the purpose is, BInMM, Inst i thought you said you wee.
likely to remember the terror asd oda aotng to hay t. Inatesd of paying rent.
eterO.tion which they eziibit Bingo -So 1 ora But 1 int t. pa} she
The molded pottery is bored bo workman est-llfamey's Weakly.
sheep's dung, which is fired, and them it
is baked. The tnalerial used in making
the striped deigns is a decoction from
certain green not whirls the ladies'
call wake. It is pointed upon the res-
od.,
.►.el., and in the baking it tarns black.
1'be be pottery is Sade by the Aooma,
Zuni and Ooeiiti Iodises.
A gong cloak. at the station. sad
those who bare not already
ned
returto the can dirmontinoe their
s or bodily conclude their
dl.egnees •1llecendsein•e any rings ort•
•All
ebeerdr and the lamerdm inter the
cora: bat eyed as the trda moves slowly
oe the sem ths car still
lad
through the wisdoms with the aborts,
bow who at the time beso
sea dl+.ad .fitlmeltb..ayt _fit toelles
othste
Tap teals
bsadwer, the idle %NM MAN
rp=al Gni sees ilieattrw via Me
sinumblegi
lb wt br _ M
Ill■ned fres Lha 1 mg easily
ems le r st lee p...... at D,
dew alai r Ibdha Align eselrel a
.■rrl�t leellg legal ea lbs tion ee
the tails spree enibowrd +sten rs
swift valley et Da Mr Or..e. ttrynmd
allneeerwas,innwee weer..
t
HIS O11111 -
Tim Meer oma Cemr sas1 S. reed a in
A1v.mtys.
i..rtag rho balcyon days .f tM roller
skint." rink 1 was 1u the tickab office of •
dal In Louisville wbeu • num noose is rad
asked if be could hire the flour for use
hour. It was about) le o'clock lo the fort
soon, sod after some flgunug he was told
that he ought bare it fur flu.
"I want to bnug a friend hen and teach
kite to roll," he ezpli mrd, "end 1 waut at
understood that no one is to raise a baud
to help."
That wee agreed to, and be paid the
money sad went away. When Ire returned,
ten minutes later, be had his fraud with
h ien, anti be selected owl pair of rollers,
strapped thew to elm wao'm (art, and atm
• tattle led hum out to the center of the
dour, where there was • aiogle sedum)
reaching up to the roof. Herr Ise loosened
hi. hold. .1 ..I kick with folded arms, and
said.
"James Bums, you are a cheat and •
liar: You fled tea out of MU & year ago!"
Look, het e. gun. what doe* this weaa!"
demanded tn.. other, who war •rliugiug to
the poet for support.
"It means that the hour for my revenge
has come et bast: James Burns, you are s
scuuudrrl: Yes, air. you area eoutemptf
bits miserable wretch:"
"You --you must be crazy:" gasps: the
vitttm a* he recovered from a "slew" made
by one of his fret.
-No, sire Far frow It: 1 plauued this to
get revenge. You are a low lived, misers
hie cur: Words fail to exprea. fey errs
tempt for you:"
The other mute a more at him, but
"sleeved" right and left and cane near go
Ing down. Ile got a new grip un Use l=ost
and stood there with his lege wobblog and
tremhltue The other ete.dfa,.tle r,' antell
aim for a long int mute, and 1040 exclaimed
"i.iar, vitlif er, slanderer. I defy and
spit upon you"'
He advanced and spat, and then turned
on his heal aid walked away. The othrt
was so mad and helpless that he +bed
tears, and be offered an employe him to
some and help him mit down and get his
skates on. This wa. ag loot tbe bargain.
however, and no one went near him. He
Rut as mad that he decided to try it alone,
but the instant be let go of the poet one
foot .bot one war and the other in a coo
Crary direction. and be came down like G
block of stone. After ten minute.
he got his aketes off, and t hen lir c
across thr floor m* hand, and knees.
companion bad disaple'arel, lest as
ready to follow after him be waved
band to us and •anal;
"1 will hunt hill L 10ad hist 1
will skin tum, and use his akin tor lash
bait to catch bullheads with!" -•New Yeah
Bun
The Last *Mees.
A prof.aser was exceedingly amazed by
Om fact that matey of the students left the
l.citatiou room daring the course of bis
lecture. Ile appealed to them in different
ways, but in vain: some few still persisted
In going out before the elueeof the let-ture.
Finally be announced at the leeginuing of
the hour that in place of his ordinary lett.
nre he proven' to preach a short sermon
from the text, "Theo art weighed and
found wanting." Then be added, "Gen-
tletuen, you will pirate pass out s fact as
you are we.jbe,"-New EngIaed Maga
1.me.
SAMA S Y'A.TE 8
ANNOUNCES THIS WEEK
4t„, That he two opened oat
rx• r;
grocery Departmen
u"'tr*+ ?'#9r �pRs.,. Jl..a.s.rt u with hu •++ '.
HARDWARE STORD,
When will be lept a full amok of t MICE r.t1I11.a. OROCEBIY'±.
�ayr'!t,1at.rts!' produes 1.4,11 b. re.
Hb Wiwss.mesa w111 as Iur became sane to all 15a i ......a
ti
BOOTS &SHOES CHEAP FOR CASH
X. other .her• store can to m.pett in prier, .duality fit With
S_ CAREY'S_
.t IuII :meet nand of
Ladies'. Gents' and Chuldrens' Boots and Shoos of all Lindi
Now is mock.
0 -
My Motto is:j SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RI1r1.1 '
I .• ..! hake tit.t . L.•. _.s.1 to order at the following prion :
bdit;
Men's hand -sewed Bals. or Cong, at (net)
Men's machine -sewed or hand pegged, at (net)
Women's Kid lace Shoes, at
Boys' Grain Kip Balmorals, at -
t \II ..pard i.en•-•i ;ten uc. Crpainmg neatly done.
JOIHNSTON CAREY.
Wholesale and retail
' cork
EABO1VS,nffflJOVS e.
Sothis. Teri New.
Mrs. de Visite-Good aftern,'on, Mies
()lank: Is your mo'bher at borne'
Mies lilailk-No. She has gone to Mrs.
de NI egg's progret<aiveconversation party.
By the way, what sort of a party is that,
Mrs. de Viaite!
Mrs. do Vieire-It is one at which the
soovenwtion begins with art. science and
literature, anti progresses. very rapidly to
lash lour., goaaip..ndservants -Good News.
A Jest 1•r.ishraert.
Herr tVamperl fell violently on the ley
pavement.
liking and . uboing his bruised limbs he
cried to 11.e mom ietur of the house when
he Slipped
"It 'wrens yon right that 1 should fall
on your p.rrment. Why didn't you end,
ear ashes over it!"-Fliegewle Bleat r,
Q.a.tl..sbe. Praise.
Composer (to his frissd)-Well, how do
you like my esnatat
Yy doer fellow, so ora will ever play 1t
after yea."-Fliegsade !Matter.
e ■le
M.vm, the sly Wats. Shat risk. IS
eneenmbie ase amt snag /may. Dr the wee.
AM yes Wow theta die reams PGA Warbkh
IMO III, krona • rets► hoe a dew
jp.. et wine alas be tea
Fie
li'(l R- 1. tit. time 10 strut. the best Harrow in the market. The teeth are
soli.! '444.1 atm tempered. Every tooth stamped STEEL and ware
ranted. Tine and quantity are limited, so tht>,a• that wish to be
,uppliisl not -t call carlc.
$14.00_
€$14.00_
: i • . , :•• • . I • • ., . i . •• • • •
.:t' . . •. !' '•:•• 1.: •;t��'.�a'�. •'., ,,,,�'e
These eebbrtsd STEEL TEETH can he fitted into old Harrows hoe'
$5.00. husk L f genial otti•r, and will he open for it short time only.
Who woold not haws obi 1(arrows nude better than w hen new t
(_s:kJO-tf
D. K. STRACHAN,
.
HAVE THE GOODS.
THF St'D8('RIBER «18Hti8 TO AN\OI-HOS
1.
New Goods Suitable for the Season.
FULL LINES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
1 •Io lint quote prices or make a specialty of low priced grinds. 1
aim at keeping ouch goods as will give entire satisfaction, and those
*ho arc not glaulourvel with a glans anti sideshow method of doing husi-
nemm: will, 1 think, appreciate business done on business lilies.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
And strict') one price. Will but pleased to show goon.*, and no one will
Ina importuned to purchase.
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Draper and Habse4eeber.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS 1
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
£A8'T.IT.
FLOUR ADD ?UD STORE
RAs CHANG= Hantt6.
The p`�',sre t»Mesd tart the bot
(hteed
air hha:.i'.n -r.� owned o. b, A. Ir
THOt. J. VIDIAN,
w wIll =1.- la a0 )t neseebse at the
lath to 1M .f ah�ays `begsw the MOM abs
al renew pepna.
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