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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1894.
MILLINERY OPENING.
- Mrs R. B. Smith -
Will have her Millinery Opening on
SATURDAY, MARCH 28th,
EASTER MONDAY,
When the novelties of the season will be on view
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL,
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
The best is the cheapest, and
The Signal" is the best newspaper
in Huron, Perth and Bruce
LORD MERIVALE'S WOOING.
1.
"To t honk we all kasw him when lie was
art .at enema,- eft
Baird o blMn. \1'anl.
"Neter exactly onto at elbows." corrected
pretty Mew. Vivian in her Irhttud soft
tones.
•'lt'ell, at all events, he had not a tietw�
evening suit, as woo all know, put in Mies
.10fr.•a (who was .ec•rrtly believed to ewe the
••I.kwt woman in M►'Ianie, (rnwrht a mita:
ahmtnt !.
'•An.l lie occupied a little .minuet au
but•
thvin
m^crr•rank anytla
tlam.;•s,llcomforts
.d the told,.
"\ et nothing Is more suer than that Nli.
1 nerd is now L..r•1 \Irriv4t, sail Niro.
\ ,malt.
"Them it's to be hotx,l hoe will pity Mad I
amt's ae"unt," cried Mie Josses : "de's
clever 'wen out .rf her debt •niee 1 esti r••
•.1 ila.1 settled Nlada/a s .te.snmt, since
:hat interest,. rnu... said x .o1.1. quiet tutee
!nen Irbnnl.
1t a 14,411 had 1nast ata our • 1st we .nt1.1
-•greedy Iwo: boa. ii.utr strn.•k with .,'is
stet -nation. It Una lord NI eta 1,1le hrnlsrlf
who. dud wp,krn, :.,i.1 iso, oat.• ..f us Lm ser
hien Iymter 1h• Gahm net one of us even
knew that he was in Paris. No.l am w to :weer h.'r.l llrn.-ak s nee. ..f a stat in
••ate .1 ata, as I afterward horned, .h.l so,
Lord Mo riv ale enter, :nil for reaa.us lest
know,. .. herself • hao not togiye A hunt of ''•.rr,' t '...me proofs. .1s regards the pooh.
\le.4nn• larn.•hcs leplie.l hie lordship,
tush* fine senile.
I now retuned hien more fully- and maw
that he
woo -till ay.ung maw. Has expert -i
stun was particularly drlxnnair. Hi syr
were blur, awl his right-brnwu bait wave.
on his high, white forehead. For the test
"And Ilya Vivian!" I put in. WWarn*m1..y.
Mea Ward smiled windy.
"Wm. Vivian." she mid. •tis, 1 fancy, the
amiss of lard Meri,*I.s manna hen now.
Ad el ens noticed his I!ladem Ism ato Itwham
Mr. V i, tai diel not but what he welt
blend 1.. trouble."
.4s ler saw in uconsideration"He may also hate the consideration not
to forget the friends he leach iI, the days of
hutpoverty He may not hate mate herr
to see any one sprcialty, I .enturet tore
mark.
"My star, you nay Ira wetter, but you
duet know the world yet, • was the wither
tag rejoinder. •"rbere are kindnesses and
►uulaesee., mud whew s young mans very
woman.kind to a pretty woan, well, it semi hare
but true meaning.
• you think (wend Men.ale has o•ttne
a Muting!' I ineuirrd.
yes, and eau does Mima Josses, a' she
wouldn't have grate to the theatre tonight
It lust hare met her something, after her
remarks bring urerlteat.l, to *tempt a tour
tee). from his lordship.
"Vou thick, then, that she went s, as t.
glee Mrs. Vivian an opportunity of going
1 asked.
"Not a lit of it," Affirmed Mr.. %Vard,
stoutly. ")lies Junes went out of pure
..ntrariet). She felt sure those. two would
have proferred t.. he alto((•, so she went.
"Bd
ut, ' 1 evainseol, "Mrs. Virion surely
would not have guar 'knee with Lord Meta
vale to the theatre
"There you betray your want of knowl
edge of the world." said Mrs. Ward *corn
fully. "Mrs. Vivian would go anywhere
vitt.any one if she hail runugh to gain.-
"Well, If she is that sort of A wontau, it
u perhaps a mercy ale has no child.- 1 as-
arrtorj with some vehemence.
"But she ham a chili a little girl that
her husband's norther is bringing up In Eng-
land. She ,hakes a mean about this child
every wow andthen. ate' says how cruel it
was of her Milano'' to t..4.1t..4.114.4tttws a dying wish
tn
that their child s1 Id ream with hes
Cher. He bound his mow other to oway,
shuntnevertheless, for he sted to w hs d1 that
1)lire .she calls Iter 'Pussy . s1 1.1 not mar-
ry
urry under age without her mother's eoneent :
which encu' she %on -1 narry melee ago
s
her mother has ton much borrow of tx•cnuuug
a gran.Imother.".
'•Ho. old ie little t dive :" i inquired.
Mrs, Ward laughed.
"t\ ell, toy dear. she used to -ba- ele.et.
e'a
hen she bne ten, now she,o nine. She
will proliably Ix'cunte a Irby again in tune."
^ been How Ioug has \Ir. Vivian bn deed •"
enquired.
" Nearly two years tow. r'pltel Mr*.
,•
Tend. He diel herr. and 18 banal in
'ere la 4 'haise. •
1 very •h wanted to aid: weer more
mations. lout Mrs. 11'ar.I began to show
m
signs of sleepeas, w, 1 ;pot out nay pro.
after all and wc,
cut on correcting them t
Lml Merivale appeared with firs. Vivi
and Niue .fonts. 'Them :Alphonse, our mina
pag.•-iny, brought in a little supper era
Madame Sarah Bernhardt had surname
r.
lf, it seemed, as ••Theodo: -that ung)
and Is.th his lordnhip.:u•l Mn- Vtian w
in the 1u,he•,t spirit,. .1, for Mita .Int
she siptter{ her ...-411.• and ,wad ver)' int th
but her eyes had an unaa
p1ent glitter
theta.. as if her pretence had ar.1 teteem •
fomefoment a pre rntve of the. enjoyment ot th
other t loo as she had carman". nut 10 as
hoped.
Nli Ward and went to. our resptcrti%
•ms soon afterward. leaving the othrt
their supper awl the diw•tt,sion of tl
h• w are a asw,hr. and his m
lips seeed
sprcally invented to smile pleasantly.
A it to mit tensible that the reader i'y�-tKF t
mute I,aa formed mel Plea that I ala I.. he the
h.•,-..ine ..f my own story, and my lord Mee -
',
der
j ivale the hero 1 Iaaten then to relieve his 1
mind of this ,deltmtnm. 1 shall figure in this
narrative merely as au outsider, :end shallAli possible
as far Ali i-•.•ot.l etly what 1 1
114-.1 r.1 and owe of a emuae
t ,' in real life dur-
ing toy sbeard-
of
ojourn :u Madame La,Ys•he s arbeard-
of-
'1
t•
One lou,. 'Phis h•uM was, and is still. sit-
uated its the 11ur , which is near the
Luxembourg 1:wr11eu., :end a very ...comfort -
aide place ,t woes, as boarding-houses gat.
Thi fact to suthciently moon' by the long
tends -nee of the loonier,. lord Merivale
load, it appeared made it avert of headquar
tem for .ter ten year.. NI . I':.e* and 1)r.
Mower had been there nor tiftcetl year.,
while Mr.. Ward at1.1 Mir ,doe, had panel
the sn•k elven years and three years ago
IY'.gM,•I Ively.
1 got Ing first definite nrf•1101'1,'n *lout
some of thew halation. on this wire. 1Ml'
Nieto .tones ate' Met. 1's. tan ,(,•toed i,idinel
lip. Inv at the I'one'it. Martin. \Irs. Ward
pleaded head•u•he, And I ail ohhgat'*1 to uo
_ 14a w
Vivien . orad fuer law white Map
map el Mos, presumably a k.Bi..viirr,
sad bgma.)o soh plaintively.
"'He began to love nue when 1 was is my
trouble wham my haahaed died," aft. said
at
between her s*lift be was poor thinseamaad my inseam is small, and then was
Puny to Whisk d -ne
but now he is on hack
and everything is peesible. and Miss J..or
will tryand upset it all unless you bel
Ate.
"And do yen. lore heat I impure.' et
Interest.
Mr. Vivian left off crying. and, clasping
her lands tightly together. looked at me
mournfully, and pre.autly said. with a Mr
rowful .bake el her blonde head,"My heart
i bunr.l in Pere 1a ChaimChaim: it is Pulley 1
tun t this:king of my sweet little girl whom
ma
y ,.4her-in.law's machinations have de
pen e) Are of. A. Lady Merivale 1 could .lo
so much for her. 1Wlat mother would ,mut
sacrifice herself in such a cane: •"
"\Fell, Mrs. Vivian." I nrtsarked, malt
tattooed). "it is sear..ely for me to venture to
give an opinion oas. dello-lite a subject, but
not if you do ot lore lord Merivale, do you
not think you could find some other way of
being of toe to your little girl without .ac
n
rificing y.uslf
•'But 1 like him very much, ' the widow
Neatened 14. explain, "and it we were mar
vied 1 should get to lure him.
Thr loran. clock on my mantle -shelf now
struck 12:45, .o my visitor ruse 10 go, lit a
little flutter of apologetic words and gest ares
at having deprive) me of my rest.
As she stood outside my door she whin
pered. "Then you will go with as to the
Lona -re tomorrow morning :"
es, I will go." 1 replied. An.1 then
with auo Cher good- night she dwpprarr.l
down the gallery, and returned t.. ni) ..at
by the tire to meditate ou what 1 had hhearth.
One idra was ni
pararunt, I .11.l not believe
in Mrs. VIvan : and I was sorry such a neat-
ly -looking fellow as Lord Merivale should
have fallen into her toils.
• "%.'Lrom) NE T * EIk.l
Tb, Levee's iasaent.
Your fare Wilke a drooping flower,
�.o.trbtart
I see yo.i adinrl, hour by (tour,
Sae (hart !
Tour rounded outlines waste away.
In rein I weep, is ta,n 1 pray.
What pewee booth's cruel hand ran stay
sweetheart. Sweetheart !
Why. nothing but Ur. Itieree's Favorite
Presciiption. it imparts strength to the
failing eyetem. cures organic trouble.. and
for debilitated and feeble women generally,
is unequaled It diprls melancholy and
nervoenncis, and builds up both flesh and
strength. Uuaranteel to gine satisfaction
in every cave, or money paid for it refund-
ed.
JNO. ACHESON
be Greet Re
Our stock for Spring is now almost complete, and is the CATARR
• largest, best assorted and the cheapest in Gloderich.
The Best Time
To work. while you can.
T.. envwdd oats, never.
.tea '1'.• slug, when you feel like a.
dp T.. cry, is while you can't help it.
1.. Iaugl.. is when you earl atfor.l 10.
stn 11,. 1.140 tame to think Is before you act.
11 1'o take • are of your health, is tetter you
y. lose t'. good .1 fe Hake a resolution. is a hen you
intr
1t, o.' 10 keep it.
T. judge atuether, i when wen are in the
moo predicament.
The last time to stop your roam anew Is
fore you logia, -•Ham's Horn.
ten'
': be
In
Moreby of Maataer,
e Those who have used it praise it ! Mrs.
I:eo. (Nand writes from Josephine, (Mt.,
t„ucerning }I igyard s Yellow (61 : "Aa a
sure Curr for • happe,l hands, swellings. more
he feet. That was tuettr Mrs. V 1% tam and i "1"1" "144' 4, rep,lr 1.. set up 1"''' t" 1-"1"-
be gave. the moot.mt . hannutg and uifautile Plate tbe•u, u1 my own r'r4n..u111 tins get all a 1
play.
x,r.1101ty anything N
• . u. hear
Irttlr• NJI+•ata when his lor.',hip seek.•. ',rheI p g l.. Ward ,j,
✓ nn
''r.wus 4.1.tileroot of the Ludie, were !licit he
,:,..: 1):"114111W1'went to lord
nd.uaile nor charming. 1 del not *•reat1
.1 fly not :n) habit whets startled to "sem,.
tadt.. tell lefyrt• ,1,r retied.
Mr. Fr.wt
.wooly, w• it waw tied 1.411 aftt•r the departure
of J.or.1 Men%Ale and the two Lebec that tel
Mr:. Ward ,.lml 1 erre ;lint,.• .11 Uro rel rely ! •
V4'1 ,1114111. Fnerr) (lave:; .e•need to he red hot
velvet -111 that room that 11 :0411"1 gilt or iltir •
{a rows ., 'I'In• 1,•n• tal.lor It.•r' ,.n'en,I an tau
y th1A brilliant material. and he enteral elft -•t
✓ world tome.• levo quite npf4Y•s,irf. gut for - feel
I the all refer• ' g white wi.,.•11 •ytpeare.l m ' 11111
f 11.1• ,.nolo.: "Irt:uns an.1 that Iiiatiow.I
art WIC:, the anti timeasear. 'Thee 15,1..11.11w. 1 the
e4 el. one Ire eminently redeeming 1. azure
'
• u1 the. salon namely. 1 1118/1English tire o:
a
a fleet oat whndl great sirew was laid in you
`lads lite•'. ,.d \ art Io'li,,'ll t .
, Near tins tin' Mr -s. Ward .mud I ..• mel ' and
oline•l1•, when w,• were left aloe, and,after - duri
1 hal !said rn.• rifling attent ems re the old M
Indy . in the Shit foo1 a f..ot,bx,I
my . u...1 organ after that Nekton : Isit
droppe'lrely teacup, *n.1 of unre. it :.rolls.
• Appear suesanst 1111• no (denudate• ..f :1 col
y.lr of franc. its an' -'.t• 'kly 1.111. (11.1 Mr.
Crowe who.ha.l Igen quietly, playing can
.n . .119114111 warn: caner with the etuAll
A4e.1 Ile. Hauser. 4hod u• sign
wea hats.%e
•f Iutving *veil •.r heard Anything,:tial reuv,
o
All amusing •liverish.. int the umnoeitt o
„ease w•Inth follone.1 the "taming,by
+eying m hist usual 4.1.1 gentlemanly. tones
'•Flt.•e:n two, lifteent four :end a pair. nix."
Really. Uu,a. two 01.1 genticmei were
.. loom the deafest mortal* it 11414 e4 er lard
onyllot to knot.. Miss Misdome,.remarked t.
Inc•trreterently' that it wen her line, '.tm11l11.
that a114'm the baa (1111,1) wooded 1.11'
1 -not mel 1)r. Hansel %mild remain eau their
g veo, for they would lies IT hest ,t.
e• wuu1•l.t hnek woo rad e gh surprises
nor '1114 tt e•nmg, I'm: stall another awaited
throat, etc., 1 recomvnenll Rage -aro' to
a low Ih1 to all." 2
best Doer.
hs the ...mese of half an hour 1 was no
It surprised t.. hear a gentle tap nt n:
w,r. 1 *-as et en more surprised •o ods•,
g it t.. find Mr.. 1'.cia:a 01e4'0•. dreamed i
white robe .It' els:11 l:rt,
" NIA) 1 ...me in. bliss DeLee) :' sloe .soak
an her pleading. child -lake voice.
• Why, me -leant'.- i made answer: ••
o• nothing, is the matter c'
• I Ih, no, she wild, with a nen-osis littl
1h •• only 1 heel I must have a talk witl
ie one, at1.1 you are the only person
1 tail •^ntble in herr. I hope y..n don -
Id she added. plaintively.
F.11 answer I drew up another chair neat
tire, any begged her to he seated.
how must think it strange,"' she went
etnfuse,ny• ••that 1 should have crone to
1n1 this way %hell
When yon have only keo•.-n me A week,
when you hese searrely spoken to ore
ng that tune, 1 hastened to put m.
re Vivian flushed Been under her rouge
1 rcgn't t.. res.onl that Mrs. I'own did
It ensiderably to art. though nature
our would thunk. autbciently endowed
Her ge lden hair w.., unmistakably
1 : and for part of it shewaa indebted to
• (Merano or person, unknown, that he if
one. the ehatnhermaid, waw to be hie.
ei when she made certain re'clt' to.
effect to Mo..P.n,..
We give below u f1•44 „f ti " 1111,, we Iem,l in
Black and Colored Henrittas, 46 inches wide.
Ladies' Rubber Circulars, in great variety.
Linen Goods, comprising Table Linens, Table Napkins,
Towels and Towering, &c., &r.
Lace Curtains and Art Muslins.
We import the above lines .lirect, anti invite inspt.•ction and cotlpari• n1
of price((,
A DISCG U T OF 5 PER CENT. ALWAY i ALLOWED FOR CASH.
JOHN ACHESON.
THEE PROSPERITY OF CANADA
W
ILL BE Ab-
seiled by securing
the health of the peuyte.
Therefore use s
-.. .'11
SA$$ATHA
Mood a.d Stoma(•(
Bitters 4c.: there is nous
(tetter.
LA('K CHYRI:Y L'0I'
1) oath►., lie.
HONK1= ('01'011
t'ure, for chtldrew
13e.
I J ARSE AND l'ATTI.B
medic/areaWt
'sen• J
JEI.LT or ALMONDS
fur chaps. etc. �'�y
`;1 LK PERF( N11 -.
,. 1
TI'
t14Y\t.k VARl1.l
frosts tae: b Mt. par o.
'lust exeulote wren.
4) IZ 41' r: h P T i n e
1 work a, sl, hones a
mid to M.w,' INwr,
I,a r, -,re. _
w.c.GOON
BRIT Calc
Warrants
A SURE Cl
•,'ll;! 13Y ALL D i.
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..'entre and 11a•
1:1.1.1 11
d steat�
it all
gaga `1 1bul
LAWNMOWERS,
Latest patterns and most improved styles. Prices right.
GARDEN TOOLS
Just what
you want.
Best brands and lowest prices.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
P u tLIC NOTIcJE,
't Detroit Five Presto When the w.wnanofl Another Targe consignment ot
v' the house mem-reed hes ring he Iowan
••Madam, 1 stn worry to disturb you,
n
hut 1 ,"*1111 b, re from Buffalo to trod work
at` my • .•ltaaton, and being unable to
strike
••What I- ,.our o,%upat:,on :: she demand-
ed.
I "1 stn a uarso!rynasua."
Then .1r.g, in next dear."
e "Ilut. II:cool n , 1-..
Nett .I.4.r, 1 say ! They lave sere,.
iclutch -en tlwre. whilewe {as-en't any '
-
is --
Itch, marc.. awl s,•:-atchts of arae•: Bial,
1 011 human ..r .animal. curet in 30 minutes
- by Wndf.rd • Sanitary lotion. This never
Ii fade. Sold I.. IF, Jordan. 9,S-ly
.1 •
,
us.
.• load ..11 laugh..) w hen ll'. Frost had
broken w 1n the 011ie,. and that helped t.o
pal ever) 01114. a little more At ease. Phan
Lord Vlerg
tvaleapd.,vanointing for ng ate,
with i. markable goodhlttww• enwmienng
aha, he had just heartand, addnweing
huus..If to Mt.. 11"ar.l, -:any that he had oak
el. a 14,a at the Por I,Se. MaI-t,,,l w anted
his obi friends t.. loss pun, 111 40 es e g's
011114. . or
she beg:in to give me the nlfnresation my . re.*.
curiosity c,x,IA *.114010 •my nve•rt1re oat had.
my pan. her.
"lewd Nien.ale, yell know, my .fear,'" 1IYe1
she began .Mre. 1\'er-d ...died me "my dear" a"m'
n1nre to annoy Misa•lonce than for any other Iopl
reason. 1lelieve, "Intl Merivale l -tally lie.
MAA dmadfully short ..f money till he tattle that
int.. the the and estates, wlrtch no one here M
Iever thought he wood, for there, were two. said
brothers. between hum awl such happiness, "1
aa well am :. fwth.•r. whome v'Ige.ro111. tenswity ignor
of life wet unit email«{ 1„• him rignrrus dig beam
like of his third on. the preeeent Lord Mer some
ivale. 1 wusp-.•9 he was ton conseientina N
for them. If thelllruth were known, for the .Yom
Mrnvales were always a reckless lot, emcee* vita
*hie one: the papers hinted that fart plain- at m
ly enough. They added, too, that the pre.- Spa
en* lord ea. likely to deapril the notate in Pe'P
hie random generosity.` soul.
••11 -hat mule Lord llerivale take up his ly
*bole here ,n the firet•pla,o' t" 1 interrupt All
el. judge
"The eoinf.rt at the price," replied Mrs.
Ward. briefly, with a pitying smile at the n'-
• 11nphctty .4 my question. "IM w* nor all amlh
remain Mee h"a*w for 501. a week we can "V
live respectably get three entrees at din \1'111
ne-, though, to he sure. pied them enesiata Men
of a Ins•utt, with three raisins awl two morn
al,n..n,h and figures akin se 4ssnrt. We 1 eha
have also Kngli.b tea surveil after dmner, ''"m
and an English ane to sit by Se SOWN ss the 1•Iv
e, ening,. draw in. and *n Fagli.h luncheon hen'(
m 11,e muddle o! the day. All thum things, aIr.u1
Niles Delaney. caused Lard Merieale to
make this h1s home aeries the tints whoa her e
his father gave bias as =OW an allow •.1;
assee.
eup.yment 411 of e.. 11 we would ... fart
toner Islnl. "1 pate A do ern! .-% ening mutt
WM," he 44Id4l, w1(11 a.Y.mi,sl smile. TM•n
he noticed me for the tin/ tim, t hal I4,•11
partly sheltered from v lea Ly a Large art:
metal pain, which *toad upon the gram)
pan•.
"There is a lad) here 1 hart 11o0 t hr
ploawerr.4 knowing,. mod Lord Mrn.ale
to Maiden,* larvr•M, obo had past entered
the salon "1 I.nd thought we were all old
hm•nd.: kindly int role., me. madams• --
In a moment his lordship ram brownie he I
1040• moo. and 1 had Ike intense mort:l.•.tte.n,
.4 hearing myself described In M*.lw,or.I
rdw1.1.• lett net ..ver e'rr .-4 l•:nghsi. a.
"Nle'. Iheleney, an lenghmh writer, re, ,.ed
, prate. a h.. in here only "we week '
"Please do not believe anything of the
kind. heel Merivale,-- 1 esrlaimel, feeling
my cheeks grow hot from annnyantr. "1
am as pigflish s.-nlsbler. if you like, 1st not
at all .•4letwate,l."
"if yon bast lived herr .a lone as the rest
of no. Miss 141aney, yon would bare found
oat that wt, aro all celebrated who resod* at
ren. \1t an Bodied under her nage an.l
oat w,•, Nl., Ilelaney, we pear little
ant women are halfafraidof you
el ones, at tiro : but when we want
one to trust we -..me to you..'
ow this loam eertainlyan artfully turned
pliment, and• hat mg tittered u, my fair
for rtrgainel her .,yuanimity an.l looked
✓ smilinely out of her big blue eyes,
king of eyes. it is all nonsense that
le talk ahead( ey,- always revealing the
Mn. Ve'in's eyes were as innocent.
frank and trustful an those of a ave -fast -
while her life well, the reader shall
and what weighty se•ret do yam think
a worth) .lepssitery of 1 inquired,
ng myself.
fell, Ant of all 1 hare a tarot teask.
you he en very kind as toga with Lord
vale awl me to the Louvre ttrnnrrow
ing' Yon .M he wants viae to go. and
II feel hound to oak Miss 'lemma to a.
luny es If yowl will not, for" her. Mn.
1a11 hooked down *113 1% at her white
• m her yaps "1 Am 'tom )ming ub go
with • gentleman alone until until
Here followed • pontes, aa.l to relieve
violent 1 said
'til yarn are formally
mean, le it not • engaged. )•011
quality.
(Fresh Teas of superior ualit .
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others,we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, avid solicit your pat -
The Fella Power Company baa ro n age.
TlP
been given 1e .rel to iacrwus• a..spited up to
1 *10,000.000.
I•arglish spot% an 1.►ninwmt Irmo( es all
hard, w,ft or •11110691114 Inmp* and rile miahes
from Morena, Wo.blepavm curlsaplints, ring
Ione, sweeney, etidew, gyrating, sore and
swollen throat, coughs. etc. Set.• $50 by
one Isottle, %V'arrarue,d the most
wonderful blenu•h cure ever known. Sold
by F. Jordan. 95.1y
Sir 'John Nta.donald has been .erred with
a .ropy- of the petition against his return in
Kington
t I mens.' imam.
All skin diseases of whatever node ow
nature are ,.used by impure I.Ioo,l. Raw -
dock Blood Bitten is a natural foe to impart,
lobed, removing *ll foul humors from a orom-
n. n pimple to the wove scrofulae sore. 2
!REES PRICE & SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
D'AYIGNON'S CREAM OF WITCfl llhlEL„
TCe mosl perfect l060o nom for the removal of
areme hr� 11 hsi r krna to trach Ihtwwa SUNBURN FRECKLES, ROUGHNESS, AND ALL
.tion.
Abreast IRRITATION OF THE SKIN.
We quote frown a latter recentl • rec.iveal
Irma NI! Eleanor Pnppt. pew, up, Ik F JORDAN
(•,.: "Far awe (bene(, o*e1gFis, crYwp, 4tai-
•a, etc.. Hagyard'. Yellow (hl is the bat / t
thing 1 have neer used.- 2 C} O D E R I C
Ask ease Prt.IN. 4114•41 14.
Your distressing rough .an he .-ural. 1We
know it because K.mp'. Balsam, within the
past few year. has cured an many ecug hs
and robin in that community. Ite remarkable
mala ban beers won entirely by its genuine latah ,r, 1 Iaut ,1 seta a all kinds of ror•.;lurt 41 the lowe,t eves elle Wee* i1 at
merit. Ask some friend who has us. •I I,
what he thinks of hemp'. Haman. There .`/'a�a��� �t
a no wteertictievets .
n f►las, tion• 4. effective r�re►ea,yer7
large
bottles- Cheap
Fee cash. He le aim the
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