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NEW DRESS GOS.
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NEW HOSIERY,
NEW (:LOVEA,
NEW WOOLLEN GOODS.
NEW UNDERWEAR
Children's Wear in Great Variety.
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MILLINERY OPENING.
The regular millinery opening will be hehi on WitUYIESDAY, Herr. 16, anti
following days. Our M iss Donagh has just returned froni the cities, and has
brought with her boveltie. in every branch of the millinery trade.
Dress anti mantle making On the preiniales. The best work at moderate
rates.
Every lady it Goderich and vicinity is invited to call anti view the
uiiillinrry opening.
The Glasgow House,
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
BETTER THAN GOLD
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The Forest City Basioeu Cam,
LONDON.
College opened September let,
QAT ALOGUIE.FREE.
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YSEHTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE AND RELIABL:
HILOREN OR ADULTS.
SYSTEM. MOTOR ['PORTANT NOTICE
£6I 14T11K
Specific, and Antidote for
Impure, %i.e.!: and •I blood, dys-
pepsia. , palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, loam of
niemory bronchitis, consumption, gall
slimes, jaundice. kiilney and urinary
dukes...a, St. Vitus' dance. female irreg-
ularities and eeneral
UBORATORT. CODERICH, ONTARIO.
J. NI. r E
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Mt Lamar'. SVOITCM KUNIO, ATM( I-50 he hod
from all druggist -a in town. ea weli MA4 from
all the Amorists between Owen Sound and
Ideaforth. Itrussels. Durham and Tomato.
Si7 ty.
VOt. CAN SAVE
s $ $
Ity porch ming ) our yore it ore. Picture
Frames. W indite Meader and I 'adertaking
Goods from •
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JAS. SAUNDERS
MeLEAN'S BLOCK.
-I W11,1, GIVE --
20 Per Cent. DISCOUNT
-ON
BALMS
-0V Eft -
ONE DOLLAR
----DI ICING THK-
MONTH OF AUGUST
In order .o make room for
FALL STOCK
Which will be le soon.
I WANT
5,000 BUSHELS OF PLUS,
For which I will pay 4 A,II. at
McLean's Block
PLANING MILL
ISTIBILISNE0 HIS
Buchanan & on,
SASH, DOOR and BLIND,
Dealers l• all lauds et
LUMBEH, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's mateeial of every demerit/ties
School ?maitre a Spocialtj.
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PPR MAMMY 4. ewer ea.
FARMERS.
A great revolution in the fanning mill heal
nem Yammer mian less than half-price.
Old farming mill frames that were USed DV
our fathers and grandfathers arc .ow beim*
utilised in the . . of the latest att.
proved fanning mill. which is certainly a sal.
ang to the farmers
The citcl frame, gearing. fan anti shoe anall
used. leaving nothing for the farmer to buy
but the erassereas lamprey«d alealla and
seed newsier. which costs no more than a
eommon set of fanning mill sieves, and can
be put in aay make of mill. no matter bew
old or new the mall is. without injuring it. and
can be taken out an easily as a three -combined
set of sieves.
It does not disarrange the mill for the use of
other sieves.
It will positively clean out all cockle. mutt
tard. fox tail. ;wild pea. wild dax and other
foul seeds out of the grain without blowing
any into the chaff. saving and cleaning all
grass seed at tbe same time.
It is • very complete clover seed, ftax, tano-
thy seed. make send. Ole.. marhine.
It cleans grain very speedily. If desired.
11 4. said to give mon weight to the hu he
and lees waste than any other machine made.
It wives about Oa inches of screening when
required.
It samples grain better than hand picking,
because it equalizes the samples.
It Is said to have lei emus! f ir cleaning need
rain, because it removes all shruaken aod
broken grain and seeds, firing tbe farmer
pure. healthy seed.
Moe wish to see and try this machine,
writs to IlInnoonn. Annwritoma to send one to
your barn. so you ean see and ter it for yonr.
self in yaw own finning mill with your own
; seethe.
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'WHAT PRACTISE, FARMERS UT
ABOUT IT:
Stanley Township, Hayfield, April Pith. POT
Areastroag Bros. Sine. hsve weed your
Chaser ; sttieliel *nth th wokd
41.1 4. I con daer they c. 41 ) 11 t MIlpete
with for cleaning timothy seed. Mover. prow
wheat. having there yeare' experiettoe and
trial. Veers truly. JAMBS SPACK M AN.
rain Fteserve. Got borne. Ooderleh.
Melon Armetresig. Oestlensen. -I have
med your Arteetrong than and Sevil Cleaner
fat toe weigiorsa. claiming all kind. Of grain.
clover sad gross seed. aot only for myself. but
for my ads\ bore. with the omits( aaaiabo_
lion. I have mod several kinds of milla at
diffeneat times. hat have never seen the equal
_ to year Glientier. I or clean very speedily
with it. I 111RP taken foul seeds out of my
grain I cadet not get out without it.
XAVIER. BAKCIILKH.
Mount Pleasant row
tiederich Township. Ooderich P. 0.
moats, A roost rong. Oen' lemen. I have al
ways bees very backward In (*.crewing to
romeninead any inewhise unless very well
setlefled with lb bet I take. pleasure an r000m
*media* yoer Oran and Seed Clasp er to the
public. I sell the meet of my grain for seed.
I have tried different makes of mills aad
sitiviim mid And your Cleaner dues the heel
work et say. It will cl. out all foul seeds
54. 0.0 sposiag without making any on neon-
eary yaws of stain. It le an mown:out aired
.1.111. well s• grain cleaner.
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Oodorieth Teweealp, Con. 1.1.4 12,
Ooderteh P. 0.
To Whew it May Carers, I have per
ahead dassefikllm Arsestriseg Oran and Seed
thereiassigiram* inuarer mit flithaevhimeneedhoi
lti
. I do not thialt
toed rebel wilif bled. I wouin
It 10.57 blow reneers as • vrn
mai:skftr tar akirstIP/MHALT.
iripper Armorer Grain sod eirliellAW
Areirene. Bear an.- I
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MI Saha
ns i ve e all
dam won: It Mimes very
k I a:szeztesCit has, hese. sad errs It
speritly. I expaM wee he boleerthint"Sel
old" meekfte. I would rot tall it iller wird
I gave tor It If I took EMMA ziwOhlw. I
ova mac RICHARD
wouMnither 1.41 It then 1.8 in Mare
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Illethen•Fest Maki
, ARMSTRONG BROS_
12= ,..riku"l- C3-oderioh On.
"Ma I Is,
I was Wired te see peer Burckek Need
Ilkeers arscipalka geimeAlEy
pWerliswe it • esagielle ere
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thee allisted."-Jamese Wearer, Ilealr,
reserreading le •
111 thieL ale
Swayback --Rao, Japing/hi, wlsat did
that straw hat omit you!
Jayeasith--1 pme the clerk • Ave dollar
mite for that bat
Swayback liaoreduksue)-- What!
Jeyetnith- -Avid he gave MO back Id in
Marge.
• time ere and Mendlaelts.
Dr. Silas Lana, while us the Rocky Ikea
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Was. discovered a root that when ouslabin-
ed witlt other herbs, makes an tay shad
certain cure for constipation. 11 is ui the
form of dry MOH and leitemi, .144 1. known
aa Lane's Faintly Medicine. It wIll cure
sack-heailache and is the best Spring Reck
cine. Fur the blood, hyer mid kidney*, and
kw clearing up the it does won-
ders. Druggists sell it at 50c. sad II $
package. ( I -cow)
A Happy Eneopo.
She -It is weber to urge Ina to marry
you. 1V hen I say 114, I merit IMO
He Ali•ity:.•
She 1111 ariably
Hie And can nothing ever ebange your
determination when you one make up your
mind!
Rho - Absolutely nothing.
lie Well, I wouldn't care to marry •
11101111111 FAO 114ut, 81411101 .
Trio Italia.
" I have great faith in Burdock Blood
Bitters as • 140..1 purifier. I Imre taken
three bottles for bail blood and find it •
perfect cure. It is • grand medicine and I
recommend at wherever I go.- Ida Sender
-
son, Toronto, Ont.
A string al Arsisgranoi.
Astronomer Nloola sta!ra.
I otplotouny Nlad .
utiei al Real fun.
Lawyers -Sly ware.
Matrimony -Into my arm.
Parishioners -4 hire parwm....
Penitentiary -Nay I repent it.
Pi ..t u. ew lite --Quite spruce.
Presbyterian --Best in pra)er.
Telegraph -Great help.
Ask II ear Ahead et.
liour distressing cough ..an he cured. We
know it because kenip's Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs
and colds in this vomiltunaty. Itaretuarkable
sale has been won entirely by its genuine
merit. .Ask some friend who haa used is
whist he thinks of Kemp's Ralsani. There
ia no medicine so purr, none so effective.
Large bottles 50c. and $1.00 at all drug-
gists.. (1-aow)
, A son 40111 at Aso Cast,
Gadding, Did thee estsii the fellow that
tried te pick Mrs. NVaight.s pocket yestet -
dry!
Rawley. No: but he gave hilawelf tap.
:hidings- What did he do that for!
Rmaley --To forte her to testify whether
she had a pocket ot not.
Illsory C. Jenne..
Henry I James, of Winnipeg, Man.,
writes: " For several years I was troubled
with pimples ami irritations of the skin._
After other remedies failed I used tour bot-
tles of Burdock 111/xml Bitters and since
then I have been quite free from my com-
plaint. B. B. 41. will always occupy a place
in my house.-
_ A Totaute.
Ridley see the papers my o14 Ralston's
funeral procession wiis two houne ennuis
Broad street. I didn't think be IRAS poiou -
Carlton There aas a horse -air blockade
..vri Brim! street. He was • director of the
line. See!
Masestron Bead
this description of and neural-
gia! •• Put your hand in a vise, turn the
else until you can't hear another turn, and
that's rheumatism : give at another turn,
that's neuralgia.- And still you'll suffer
these tortures a Imn for 25 cents you can
buy • bottle of MINARD's LINIMENT
and be relieved.
Only Sushi.
'I love her, hut I cannot marry leer'.
Not because her father WWI my lathers
steward -- 1 hare no false pride but Immune
she is wealthy anti I am not...
"Ilut, my dear fellow, by marrying her
you only get back what her father stole from
yours.
"That's so. Gras 141 try et after all.-
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Vileantra 10 11410..
" In our family faithful work has
been dome by Fowler's Extract of Wild
Stniwberry ea a sure 514(1 quick cure for
diarrhoa, dysentery awl all Summer cons
-
*lints. I min recommend it roan as • family
friend, shear trim and faithful... Mm
W Bishop, 00.
Old Yrfeads.
'0141 friends are hest'. Yet not too old!
For one, I .lo not .eek
Within anv eager arms to fold,
A form 'long anew antique.
I want tn. painted Pompadour,
Flirting at forty three;
A friend of twenty two or four,
Is old enough for roe.
Wes. Um. Beadle.
Mrs. Geo. Rendle, of Gialt, Ont., writes
" I eau recommend Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry. for it 045 sure cure for
ell Summer complaint& We are never
without it in the house.- Fowler's 11.11/1
Strawberry. Price, 36e.
Bindings id • narrow ostrich trimming
are hor
Jet had heads or cabochons are sure et
being in style.
Pompons are miry good, also hird of Purs-
lane aigrettes
Felt hate are motional:ale for their quontity
trel quality
There are many * end annelid, nmehina•
ban finesse on view.
Rats triaired oaly with ribbon deed
genets= quaatity.
Ansnag the novelties are jet boners,
chlorite and ostrich farm
Frey stiR wings and birds are extreire-
lp bellgOit net by th• isepertem
thatteel tern hats kiniered with
ieunies
ogo 41.011, MAKI 04
emtarri, warm
TALKS FOR THE FARMER
TIMELY INFORMATION OF VALUE TO
THE CANADIAN AGRICULTURIST •
IWO EWA Of Stabiles arer-sepearmitie
that row ken know del> -
ailb•••• Verona, at alma. *Warr Sao
Ameesit Itessalsed ter a 1-4o05 014.
But few men kayo the actual costrh.of
nurag • cult to three years of age.
reason la that no acourate aueouust la kept
with the cult and the estunates end guesses
cannot be relied on. The actual oust of
remang • heavy draft phi's% to throe years
of age has been kept account 4 by Robert
Futon. of Kline, Out., and Use figures given
in the Canadian Lave Stock Jouruel are Iva
follows . For the first year's outiwy, Oen ice
fee, 515 rest of mare ow mouth before and
fora smithir partial after fooling, 53 - -Hue
n um 14 intended to pay for her pasture ;
13liti lbs. of hey et *I per too. 544; 10 bit.
of oats at XI cents per bo. 5.3 4 Isa. 04
carrote at 13, 43 ; attendance, including
feedbag, cleaning, sad watering, rest of
one-lialf box *tall, aind of loft room fur hay,
: tntetest ma service fee, ; castratiou,
*1 insuranoe at ti per cent., feldtl; total
cost at one year old, 141.61.
For the seemed year the items ,ere: Six
months pasture, at 11 per snontli, 16; win-
ter food, I tons of hay, 510; 10 ha. of 011ie,
54.40); Isa. of canots, Ws: ; attendance,
16: rent, taw inlet -on 04 solooey on tbe
first year • coat at *1 per cent., *2.46 ; in-
nurauce, $4.14: total cost fen the ascood
year. OS. 30.
Fur the thinl year the items ate: Pasture
for OIL utositiia, E..00: hay, I tons, 51`2; t2
lot of oats, 5.1.30 ; 5 be. of carrots 7:s:: at-
tendance. On; relit, g.1.30: interest 1411 cost
at the egad of second year, $4.75; insurance,
$4.46; total coo for the third veer, /43.36,
and for the three '.ears. 1124.W.
Insuran-e and rent charges are a httle
high, but the price for oats oat hay ts low.
No account ts made of the immure which is
worth at least 54*14.tr..,, and that would iglus
the cost of raising the horse to SKS, not
cteanting au the service fee. Where laage
moos ere pall for writce fee.as an light tiat
nen horses, this must be added atm. where
the colts are Gained antldriven and handled
more or less, another item of expense conies
in. It will tepid at lead rol a year to keep
a colt after he is three years odd, anal 11
IA to be handled it may cost *several unite
that. A draft horse willtie enough work
to pay for hie keep, and a filly can be net to
lireetling. Coach horses and light driving
horses to bring a good price are IlOt generally.
olealde until they are four or live years old
or more, and no kuni of horse is good for
work itt the city, , Lee lie draft, mach or
driver, until he is from hie to seven years
old.
It is well enough for men to talk about
e elliag draft horses when they are three
years old. but you can't ititch 18 truckles/2n
more then once with such a • •baby.- Draft
horses in the city have work ti. d.i, and
hard a ork too. end they must lee strong
and sell developed 40 .1 To make
any profit in raising horses • man must
get *1:0) to %WOO or more for them, mad tho
uwaneastmdyenough if you 1-1111e the kind that is
Freon Misay
A quarter of • codury ago the prize but-
ter cos were Judged not only Oa buttei
producers, lot also for their color and
marking*. At the piesent day the ..suly
toot .14 elcellence IS tile 1/1-14. 11, 11t In 11 hilt •
ter. the cows securing recoids.
The seed bed that producos weeds for the
entire fano 1. the stubble tiehl.
The hest of everythaug raised tio the farm
should he kept fur the use of the farmer and
his family.
When loves are to be moved by wagons
they should be securely featened to the
wagon and packed around with straw.
Speculation is as dangerous to the tanner
as it is to the city man. 4 eetting utto debt
to buy more hltbd Or more
generally speculation.
It is clainied that the led condition of
many id our country roads is tutise.1 more
bv the %uproar* of the hie* of drainage
than from any ether cense.
It is not best to allow the chickens to eat
the dead bees around the hives, as they
snon get to liking them so well, that they
do n.4 stop at dead ones, hut pick them off
as fast &II they come out of the hive.
Fieason says that • horee's nostrils are
his fingers, •nel with them he feels articles
to find &tether the t wall hurt him. He
smells every new ohject very thoroughly to
decide whether it is good or bad.
Walnuts boiled in water the juice
put oat horses aml cows with a whitener/oh
bruah or anything suitable will muse the
flies to immediately tily off upon /alighting
en them. Smart -weed iney lw added.
By placing thin slices of raw potato on
pieces of losrds stout the fields, and visit.
mg the MIMIC mon mid night, a Practical
drarnes. wr"A. keaught nutty bee-
tisHeied of • week not a bug
/sell be IOW "
In Europe wherever the sugar beet is
grown the value of the land has incromed.
Mwts are grown for two or three successive
years on the same Lind. which will then
produes better cereals and other farm pro-
duce.
If mricultural societies would employ a
skillful num to shoe horses at their fain
and give illustrated lectures they would ac•
complish more good than they do now by
some of their transactions.
Do you save all your manure systentati•
cally. and use it to the hest advantage!
Have you watertight floors in all your
stables" If sot, get eentest end gravel and
Mold them now and have them ready for
winter.
The preet in raising geseral-purpose
horses la almost rine. We want general
purpose mama for farm work, but they must
mime special-purpose colts, just as our gen-
eral purpose cows raiee special- purpose
totem.
Mr. J. M. Smith tells the Rural New
Yorker that he uses a silo for preserving tlhe
waste leaves trimmed from cabbage plants
end other garden wastes. For the bus two
years Ise lias put his small carrots into the
mb withoat topping, aad finds that they
keep nicely.
Professor Mammy toile ;,.that his experi-
ence and observation is that *h. churn over-
runs the toot fully 10 per cont. Tam is
to those who sell hy the *et.
"11 ell the latter fat geta into the butter,
then butter onataining ftfl per mut oi fat
will overrun nearly IA per coat."
Tis florid& Dinpatch mays, "Rosy
farmer who is troubled by moles ought to
try • kw motor hem plasma. Wo knew so
old gardener who wee noted for raising
vegetables, who aim had • her doom of
these plants Peattered about toe erten few
the parolee of Iteeping away moles.
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After the Ilnereriag areienn mon of Um
bulbous plants are anything brut attractive.
Thom try 14. 1411.4 *5 01140 es ham begte
to winter, laying them in demo) in • shady
place, with sore esti err their lower parte
*Orme 1.,..444.64 ^arm at it sty
Pk,* mcOR wied11110 gilakag sears&
MANUFACTURING CANADA.
1111/ 541111011 A01,E11011 Olospeav has *ma
.1114• esprtal°I.Nririlrlia°L4.111.6101k a. la Beim". 411a.
'Rio James Saari kl ing (u
4)5*), Brock ville,Oat., have recently shipped
several heasired Saves to the Pact& coast.
The Ju18. Doty FsgiasCisepany. Tomato,
beth the 300 k.p Sualere and machtissry tor
the new steamer, now asarly completed, at
Vasioniver, lit'.
The syndioster, represented by Mr. Joke
Ititeen, of CIL Nit., are orating
throw mills in ti..: 4IvIuIIy for the inanulnic.
ture of spools All 1111/11441111.
TWO Chlti1144,4 M LAM.
palmy. Ont., lira Leen organised with
• °spiel stirak ut $M).00U, to manufacture
chenaittals, tlye stuffs, etc.
The Buckingham Maitufacturing (Mem
at Moutreal, has
cayt., with 1
1 with • capital stook of
1010.0i10 for the inesufact um of wood pulp,
etc.
Th. Merritt/as Ccittoa Compaay has bees
formed to take over and work the dulls of
thsststock ta ISIM,001).
panh.syuipeo
l,mmet dsedierrillet rtunrit.tunConLot leant' Ils.Lp!onsitai
patsy, with I
The North Amiens Mill Building Com-
et Stratford, that
1 with • capital stuck
of $70,000 for the manufacture of mill taw
chintery, etc.
Simms J. M. Williams & Co., of Hantil•
toa, Ont., have leasevl the stove foundry of
Mr. Mowat, at Ihnulaa, Ont., and are
starting it up with a form of fifty hands,
for the menufacture of S1oV011, furnaces,
etc.
The Toronto dun, titan Manafacturiag
company, Toneao Junction, is being in-
corporated with • capital stock of 5510,000,
to ,814 unproved lantern &ail
other hardwaie
The heavy vault dimes for the new Bank
of Beitisb Columbia, Iniikinig at Vancou-
ver, al' , recently played in position, were
manufactured hy ilosses. J & .1. Taykw, of
Toronto.
Memo-L.111M M11)..ttgall & (*o.. proprer
tors of the Caledonian (roe Worts, Mont •
real. manufactuied Ole two steam boilers
recently phwed the power house of the
Electric Light and Railway Cernpany at
Vancouver, B.C.
Messrs. !Brown Bros_ Tesswater, .
have eataldioliod a fax mill at that pla.,
which will give all wtnter to
quite a large number of people. They hey,
put in • quantity of tine machinery.
The Northern Manufacturing Company.
Toronto. has been . I with a exiFn-
tal stock of Illtitareet for the manufacture of
steam pumps. machinery, engine.. etc. Thir
18 an expansion of the business of the firm
of Newthey Co.
The Rathbun Company have placed in
their elevator at ham. Ont., a 23 -bores
J'" steam engine which will fc.rniab mo-
t I VC 104.04: 101 elevating, instead of horses as
heretofore. It has alau erected • chopping
and eracking null to he run by *teem and
te do Its work at the mte of 100 bushels
per hour.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Thor. 71 .1 slam( se words.
I twly 1 the greatest crenottem country.
.% Russian ex habit atm will be hell in
Paris.
The Queen Regent of Spain not •
1.1ay.
Mormon are 5.1144 an Eng
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Lunt.
The Sing of Spain an a utak and puny
Iffile fellow.
TI travel from .tharteett ti
fifty miles &II hour.
Mx -Empress Eugenie says, the. Frisch
empire died with her gm.
.4 seat an the New York Steck Rschange
was sold the other day for 1:22.4109.
nacre 1. 4.117 one sudden death among
wiameti to every eight anteing men.
Three persons sleep soundly --a child, •
corpse and a night watchman.
The vonngest of the Cardinals at Rome
AV* !MAI 57 years of age; the oldest 144, who
has worn the scarlet for thirty-two years.
Illase-Colturg-Gotha has • law fining the
fat her of a lad below the age of 144 or. girl
than 15 years old 130 mark. for going
to* ball.
.% Wonsan 1.11 Atlanta as the mother /1
twenty -on. children, all living and owner-.
,ed. The youngest two are twins and
have just been horn_
When l'harles Tunnison was killed by
leghtning at 1Varren, 4)., beneath • tree, on
his chest was photographed the image of a
branch of • tree.
Monsignor strossmayer. the well-known
Biehop of Dodo:war, rays in forty -tor fifty
years Russia will be a ihpublic, and believes
in the eventual reconciliation of the ( htholic
aad lireek Churches.
The present heir to the Austrian throne,
Archduke Francis, is reputed an having
equaled the late Prinee Rudolph in his
trod life ; but, fortunately, 18. 11..
down is bit since the death el his
cousin.
Ke.rnesielent Grevy was an inveterate
billiatel•player, his favorite opponent heing
his most rabid political foe, M. Paul de
Cassagnac. In his native Jura he WAR a
keen spirtaman and an aide agriculturist.
The tarsal which is to connect Manchester,
Kng., with the sea is one of the greatest
sindertakinip of modern Omni. he total
length will he 23i miles. It will be 25 feet
deep, 120 feet wide at the bottom and 2.10
feet al the top. It is shoat three-foarthe
completed, acid will feet shoat $45,0110,000.
Frau Bieratrk is said to be economiml
even to the extent of parsimony. Kite is •
white-haired woman of more than 60 years,
with prominent cheek bones., • tall figure
and a high-kq,ed voice. She talks with
volubility, arA has a fund of funny Series
and anecdotes. Next to her fondness Inc
her husband her consuming pares is for
rdiampagne, which, .gained her physician's
orders, she refuses *0 4:000.00..
Stew Way et Teethes Wiese.
'The hest judges of lipiors, tea mike,
sugar and tobacco do not um the articles
they teat. ras old style of judgin liquors,
particularly wises, by tasting dons lir
posed away, anti all exports now judge
simply hy the nose. Th. expert of • wine.
house who attempted to take the seem of
sample, brought to him every day for
examination would moon qualify himself for
the position of "this airful irsampis' homiest
ia by the prohibition leetisree as se illustra-
tion et the rile of i , .1841. 414.
105 14 mass taster would, by drinking de.
004716011111 flif the artieks, speedily bemuse •
normal wreck. The jelesa torrid na
the 'der gives out hp the samples a quite
r aesurar as thet by leserg. sad wittiestt
the evil reeeke to Use airport -44 Louie
(11018*
COM water will aberieh, remedial/ tm The
Anterior Dispensatory, abost 36 per coat.
.1 18. owe weight in mak mei bellies &boot
40 p.r rat. This wakes what a \wows se
saturated bribe, which always laser all the
ialt that the ware will dieritre. 1.11 Wt.
:tr.* 1..4..0 61,111111P IA' anntunoMYAA AMMIIMAA seamy
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Fresh corks*
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MON hastas
bead dolly. pwits
dissIP-maand
sad rubber* saw
pietas ft Show
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dertid aberatbre.
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kr aseely two years kale rheumatic
1804.. able to walk eels with great
and hawing tried various
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without ANN. 1 ire bfg ea Ureter.
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Na. L. A. fkark, Nashua. X. ill tH.
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boom Ms s000das. I tare out of the
dalisorm very such debilitated, with no
appodis. sad my system disordered le
ragge,S6 begun to improve at
1 to use Ayer's
mat gelsolog in strength and mon re.
roweringhlay usual health. I cannot say
Iso rue In praise of this well-knowa
"I bare taken a great deal of *edi-
t= but nothing has dor lee eo
good as Ayer's bersaparills. I
felt its beneficial effects before I had
quite finished one bottle, and I can
freely testify that it is the beet blood.
dktize I know of." -L. W. Ward, St.,
Woodland, Texas.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
11107.111SD 114
Dr. J. C. Arm & Co., Lesson, Mass.
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