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W11, N they gad bow rapwlly lessith
u restored by taking Ar•r's Sar-
saparilla. The *moo* u that this
preoenstioa continue only the purest
sad moat powerful altoratives aid
tome. To tho.urwis yeerl. " '.rowel •
• erttuble e11aar tat lite.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brookwuetjy C.atm
Nkb., writhe : Liver aroplalat enol
indigestion made my life a burl .•
add cause near ewLng my eit,t5nct.
Fur more than tour yeses 1 sugared rr
101.1 agony. I was reduced almost to
a skelstoo, add hardly lad .,,scut► to
drag myself about. Al blah of food
distr.red oto, WWI only the most dell -
nate could be digested at 614 Within
the tame meutiosed sevd •folia•
treated use without ,Itis' tolled. Both -
lig that 1 auk seemed 1. do day psr-
asneut good until I Iona. t e use al
deed wuwle� ni r (�. b»
pro
sfY8g
to take the .mgp,UaW.. 1
could �
Improvement
Is not condition, my appetite began to
return and with It came the ability to
digest all the foal taken, my strength
improved each day, and altor a taw
months or Willful alleaties to year
.lirer•tion*, 1 found waif • Moll
woman, able to st'U5 %ser bRagekald
duties. The tomlislitt baa Mrat tela a
new lease of Ilds, mid 1 Oaallgt *oak
you too tanek.w
"• We, the undersigned, eitben, el
Brockway Venire, Mich., hereby certify
that the above statement. made by
Mrs. lake, is true In every particular
add entitled to full credeux>r."-O. P.
Chamberlain, O. W. Waring, C. A.
Walla, Druggist.
My brother. In England. wad, for a
1usg owe, unable Mac attend to his mice -
by by reamoa 01 sorer on his fart.
11 sent haw Ayer's Almanac and the tes-
tontoelale it contained induced him to
try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After ruing it
a little while, be wee mired, and is now
a well man, working lit a auger mill
at Brisbane, tOme-elita, Australia." -
A Attcwell, Sherbet bait, Ontario.
dyer's Sarsaparilla,
rnir*ARD DT
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lots I Stell.
Parse fit; siaMrlr,M. Worth teaks
BEND 50c.In at n i*i (.imply •1 i
guaranteed good tau h
b es, and we e. M9 Qori by *sperm
:hMelope,t watch whickries out .murine,and
itw 't
do not ad
it all
than we chum for
ri elk NOT TAXI IT,
S etif ifpre�rfectly sat-
etZloirtest
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fiegiakaawd s
flockb •
abeam to secure •
reliable Weepier*
at mob a tiniest -
lonely low price le
sehleim K ever be-
fore. Tab
Is
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HIM ffeallane
• pities al ,)♦lie
No over oo•posa-
tlo• instal. It bee
solid ',moon sad
crown. beetles
esergray.ed�ud 1.4.i -
proof The work*
art Waltham MO*.
*til jewelled. with sxpssi•a balsam. is
led we warrant it an aissrwta time.
le mailable for either a lady or
Atee b sent with sack
west,. Address Q.1111. WYATT t CO.,
Watchmakers. etorboewgh Ont.
SEM U8 $1500 yy�oo°vv
we oda mad you postpaid tW mosaic
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CrCMFFNMDwhwore by ladles sad
patient's to the beet
society.
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Address
Wyatt &
Jewellers
Peserberoesb.Ort
SHILOH'S
%CONSU M PTION
CURE.
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this secoas
of CONSUMPTION CURE. is withwt * pmt
Ilei in the history 01 medicine. All draggis14
re authorized to sell it on a Foment guarantee,
tees ,list no other tore can sae0emfully stated.
t you have • Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchftif,
.e it, dor it will cure Toa. U your child Mt
he Crouor see it
ted relief is Ifrotdread that' r
cease CONSIUMPTiON. d.w'l Jail to am it.
rill tare Tom or cost nothing.Ask pus
srugdst for SHILOH'S CURE. Price to Mt,
oda. sad $*AO. L your I.aogt are sore a
leek lime, ate Sbiiides Poems Plmsser. nett
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Toronto
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DI HODS FIPORIQY.
THE LATIIET ANi) 8
RILL AID ¶INTER
C}OODB
NOW ON VIEW.
P. O'DEA,
Ile 4•ttre 111 An. "
And mbar, to lata, M • sew idea --
la bows rode
There le w,iyR •.w for Ma to h-.
t1e Stews it all
y. ethasa, lime w truth,
r. ••tio••Mem fame*,
wrote more then clam ism yea h -
He knows it .U.
u busbies. circa, his wisdom.etee.-
if. homes it all.
At tomo M draws the qu•t tae Mese
He kaows it all
TM daily wwkuu that Hamlet. Imola.
The psomy m wore of household tech,
The grey and wtruntore or /amplest -
be bows it all
The e•mfort that a:teru res tea haemes -
lie Moore it •11
T'bs •is sad W that We wile iese -
Ile knows It all
"I've pelt just sa," be says wtti. £ grid.
"Tabs equal parte of mashie sled gin
Nie rued ar • doom when be le in
Be tows It all
The whale named world is kis l.ropur sphem---
H.knows ttall
From r*Uw.l m
systes ts weenanO gear -
1M Meow. it all
And rtes of his household members sen
Nit dews on this tedious, Unworn. loan,
Prem Mabee to Georgia, 'Sheba to atm
Lis knows it all
Abs. H. L Raise 1n Detroit Free Prom.
A BOXFUL OF BOOKS.
It le sorprisasq to see what :, boatel of
books fifty ars will buy. My Cousin
Luke sad I have just Miakwf maktag a
buokease of redwood to hold our order. It
is lour feet wide, and there ere lire .helves
all (NU. The hooks Poi. rob dad brood•
ful ta at; we could not have spent the tilt)
dollar for anything which wuuld have
wade so fine an appearance. \Vhat is more.
they trill give w sntereetrug dad metruetcve
reading for our leisure iters during two or
three years to come.
Would you like to kw* how we come by
the nifty dlullars! It is quite a story. Wr
Bre • family of lumbern.eu. We live in the
redwood country, in Northwesters Gelder
tau, two or three huadred miler up the
coast from San hearsay, from which vert
quantities of redwood lumber are shipped to
all porta of cur world. Many laa.brrmes.
from the East and from Michigan and Wits -
have conte here dung the last ten or
utteen years, and several of them do a hop
busmen, mauifacturiag and .hipping the
redwood, • timber not ualike pane. growing
very large and clear 1M these coast ,wenn
totes.
My lather, my older brothers awl 1 "ams
ere from Wisconsin save' veers ago. The
men of ear family had brei lumbermen is
t he Bridger Moor, and ray grandfather he
tore them was a lumberman in Natter,
stat? Imes age. Lumbering is, ei t.
speak, Tar hereditary oeeup.tie•. We
leave • °team -15111 ea Modoc ['teak, and a
shipping -stage near where this small *t reams
eremites onto the Pacific.
Man et the redwoods are very Large
tree, -urger than any timber which s
handled in N'uuosson or theme. A red-
wuod leis time four feet thick at the stump
as called • small tees a ter 1664. We get
of teem sorry week which are sit, '-idiot
sad s.mettmsa ten feet u diameter. Some
or them are clearly two hundred foot os.
.sego,, with a hundred (est of clear staff.
Our largest ctrot1Lr saws are seventy-two
inches across, consequently the large red-
wood bogs have to be halved and some -
tunes quartered beim" we take them upon
the saw -carriages. Th. riving is oxnnmonly
'tesla with wedges. 41110 sgk .aplusives are
now and then med.
A day's tiresome labor of au etpenenced
. hopper smoored to fell the redwood
eight feet to dumeter at the stamp. .\
green head would he unable to get one
down in • day, and would be likely to asks
a boll of it. Great caro mast be used in
telling the tree, become the enormous
weight of the trees break the trunks to
moues 1 they rinke across loge, moose or
sn.gmalitier of the ground
After they are down, the trunks are sawn
up tato lugs twelve, sixteen and twemt
fret o -
t.ur et bn and then, if large, need for
.riling. After*ard the bg• are either
rolled into the creek aad floated down W
the mill. or drawn chere by teams.
My older brother Jobe, who is forename
of the choppers and saw yen. generally
lays set the course for falling thil tram,
and marks It with stakes sat in the ground
atter the 'underbrush has been cleared of.
It is my boatsmen to keep the books of the
firm .t the shipping stage, where the vessels
loot with 'wisher, ►nd also to keep the
time of the workman and pay them of.
We have mew about forty workmen at tbe
mill, at the elapsed a the woods; and tale
year 1 have • missile from W tacosai6, Lahti
)panto.. about my own age, who is oat
here to learn the beise"..
Orr day last spring • chopper named van
Voodoos mode • balk with kit "ander mot"
while aad lodged one redwood
spinet -heal it up herd aad foot.
It was hated that "Van" had takes too
much bear that day. H. and tea others,
sensed Hollow and Storer, bad secretly
received what was said to 1s • keg et lager
the eight before, and it unquestiosbly was
pretty strong lager. if the mem get intoxi-
cants, they w ebbed to do m very quiet-
ly, for my brother .robe is • strong temper -
arse man, and discharges every employer
wham ke 6md* intoxicated.
"Van" was .o, drat e, bet • little es•
bil.rate4, we thought. At any rate, he
war careless with his treaded 'stale on odd-
lo°kisig scarf. lasfwd et "driving tb
stake" which Joke bad set for him, hie tree
await half a"uad rad bang up i6 the top
of smother redwood, beading fifty or sixty
fest be the right.
The tree which Van Vranken had tried
to 141 was &brat riven feet in diameter,
and perhaps • headred and Meaty fest tall,
.ad the tree which it lodged as was almost
Y
After John had looked at the trees, be
ordered the seceaa redwood to be est en
Mat both might f•11 together. He marked
Ho marl, coal a dolt% so probably made •
d ight mistake. sot allowing quite enough
ter the great weight tad pressen of the
Int bee ea ahs ocher. Phut aItornaw,
whom Mar eared tree was mit, it fell off half
sweet the ander soar(, and lodged in tan
apes %mot her large rad a nod.
The dirsatios in which 41 three trees
sew heeded week', when they ail, and
their 'reeks across • golly and break
them to pima". To avoid this, three more
trees, at..dimg fl rtbr to the right, were
ant lay, arprly lodge)
a rt ale' pwthe large tear ea which the first
twe were hong ap in =eh away as to bra..
it Mward the lett, a err ler that, wb.w ci •
they might 41 roll en level graveled, as west
Grit iatendnl Arose mem gritted an r.
tin day catalog ,hr bot ,boas tragi
The plea might have mosso 4....s$ wins
the bat el the area tram di apses* ►w
jmele. K cuedllesraer�/ "ler
thirty bot, Mede rerworal �lmb, mat u..
hese by •.I._l. bas d It ..N6Hart.
that the bast i.r we 14 SUM it se d.•
These were sow is tram is the
Plea W hats eat .f at tgros
b
had illareqmparst the thertirair w
Zirhe sla w less Mem fid la dig a
Mr. aid this pmt see. a eases t...
tow. almost Mss Bmet Wait
'd • tW V two the yip.:
THE SIGNAL: OODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY, JANUAR1 14, 1891.
teem, el 1►e ethers' it Wiese so
twenty (.et out .1 per scalar. if N 1
Wits oat enough to It would be sate c
M led soddenly .ad with • treaeledelee
.rusk. and .b W. others would drop tett&
M bolter -Mother.
Still. there would have hum no very greet
es uwu.ual .fel:grr, coma.. tie tress wore all
11111 pit oto direction, the chopper.. would
have • chases to rho heck --heel it neer 1x658
for the tree which hung by one 'Huh. At
.ciao fiat crack or .tart. or ecru par, per
I.. n 8.4)1,1 be .-rate's. t, break
•. 1 soar down. crarwiow, to the trail/. •
, • fret tau Irmarigbt over the low of re -
• The *attic „uuZ of chopper. vtewel
aid deab.ro.i that it w'•► tee til.gerot.
_peddle with. tudeed. it w.• an WWI w
Iortahlc iteration. duel hod about It A 00r
tau aspect of mumuw•6t danger which I
sane, nook* very plain in word.. The
great ole, height and puoderou• *right of
the tram save to the jam • terrific appear -
sore The men denied it "the lager glut."
Joke was angry and dusleased. Twelve
day'" work had already been done os it,
sad row, to crown all. it was , the way
•1 • her operatics. He del not like to
order men 1.' go in •wI cot the lei tree
1' w , .' . -.or. looked Ake mending them to
thea. d.a' ilut tb•t evening he wade aa
eller of Iift) dollar to any oast who would
break the glut without dodder, to lite.
The glut was the topic for die cusatoh for
the next Mu days. though no one raw •
way to break it. The next .lay. as work
liad been rennin light at the mill, my
brother gate nM• a holiday, aed Luke and I
walked to French's steam -mill, the next be -
(ow ours. and chrome about six mile.,.
At lhea_h'r • ledge in treat of their land-
ing -Map was axiom Ideated est, and hem.
z.
iY
TOO aa.ucrucc. n. wi1.DLr T. 11'11.
for the first time, I saw dynamite car-
tridges. Those in nee were cylindric.) in
ahepe, two leek* in diameter and eight
inched lows and were pat up in thick. bice
poste -beard aces, with a detonating charge
of powder inside each, and • fuse. two Leet
log, connecting with it through .tele end of
the case.
It seemed ta a that we ought use one
of these meteorites to bring dow-a the big
redwood is our "girt," end en applied to
the forams to let es ham two of the car-
tridge* He oweded to my request when
be fousd out what wr treated to do with
them.
But to carry net our 'whew. we needed
a large auger. The augers used at French's
were the comm,on..hort.-handed, two incl*
implement& each as we had at our own
mill. \\-e were told. however, that a settler
who lived two miles further down the coast
wee layug a log aqueduct, tied had ouch an
auger 88 we eroded.
We went to his place, amid there found
two mea hard at work boring out logs with
what is kaoline as • pump auger. Luke
and 1 drew near and sat down es •
Both the noon were what they all "Pikes
rat here in California -old-timer 6/000511
from Slim our and the Southwest -queer
people, not much noted foe thrift. and, as •
rale, violently prejudiced against New Beg -
loaders and Nem homers g.me"By.
By asci by Luke Iowked sp mid said,
“Good -day, gentleman."
They both stopped hang and looked
hard at as for some moineste.
"Younker," observed the older of ca.
tee mem, • tall, loam, stoke -dried man
.host fifty years o:d, "I reckon you're
• tender -foot, led ,deet likely • Yank, by
the way.ye chew out yer wards"
"Yes, said Luke, "sad sow ma you do
es the favor to bad es that augur to -mor-
row !"
"Lend it to yer " exclaimed the Pike.
"I @bud laugh to see etyarlf lend anything
M • Yank ! Whoa @b'd I see it anis, 1'4
like ter know !"
Well, then, wiU you "ell it !' mid
Lake.
The mea paid no attention to the ques-
tion. The two went ow boring for five or
ten miaetes. We sat by and watched
than. Theg[a r was aa old tool, rusty
and dell Atrlength the Pike turned road
aid said, "Wal, you haag round yer. if
yen's booed to tit this yer •lager."
"We want it very much,", said Lib.
"Humph ! yer do, do ler !-'
"lies, we do," replied Luka "Aad
wive got to hove it
"Anyhow e''
"Anyhow."
"Look yer, youak.", you'd better d'•r
rat from yer .
We sat down on another log and fell to
w1itt1.g redwood. The moo went es bor-
mt for ten or fifteen minutes longer, the
odd man casting now and then • que.tio.-
kg look toward ua "Von ai.t grove yin!'
he meteoroid, after • whole.
"No, we want you to lead or well as that
r," mad Lake, whittling sway dog -
on do
it low we ve got In get it," replied
Leh., in i.... tattoo nl the Pike dialect.
Then they bored and we *bottled in
silence. At last the old Pike could stand
it 5o Lagar.
W .1. 111 be .4tv-gn-n"il !" be burst out.
Int tint t. i the porinemettist.
ersn oaks.• .r hod omit. roun.l
e we ! . w 1 duntno whether ter gip my
S lot -v ,r let ver hew the angerDog-
gore. . 1 Kt 1 don't let yer her
It, I .(s� ' ' . . end round mid lift it
atter *le%' W a 1 :e. rig it ter nod with
VIAL"
W. did Ret node to this tirade. bus
wen . nag r n item • •t. f icor.
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be . j . otter s w..oc, 5'11' .
hat
a, a �.�•, 11:1.-T,,ww, .' et qtr,,,.
I
t h. d 1 sem •xchiimed
et ten,. s'11 do. lArv' .: u
bore ,.::.111 ,ie of •.
u, r. .,gore A'...
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ed of mar fa"ata 8541 r '1
The ••s . .e eat
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. aura w. to•115*, 1.-
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...."eye 11e1s11 Kt w o.
w. w eb• ds` M air we?
Vi w�ub dare 1 we jar yr era
e@Iwlmed the Pike.
AU right. 1 said; "we will britt so,
beak to-wierrew oretisu/ "
Don't think I ei green euougb tolook
let yer,' growled the old sus°.
K • shouldered the sager •tad . dked
eweuek o
amused at the success of r
Olst� u.of dealeng with our estghiror
Prolerru.g t.. wort wttbuat the images
Maas of the workmen et our mill, w. left
Ont diner and the Iwo cuttt•ige• IMI the
other .n1e of the creek from the md1, u e
.dying.. o we snide home.
At supper the talk el the men mediated
quite plaid% that Van S./sakes'. H.Uiug
awl ' •••'rutewled W stake 1s. attempt
the het ....venous to break the glUt (y) cut •
tang deem the Mg tree, taloa, the rink that
such an attempt would motive.
“It never will .1•' to allow tbuee
got that fifty dollars." ,mol Luke, after we
bad Rose to out 10051.
"Time we must get up before light to
menu awrwuag," mud 1. "for they one
masa work tirvt thing Moor the sit o'clock
whist!. blows.'.
We went to bed. But 1 waked et nae
o'clock, and bed but barely fallow asleep
spies, wbeu 1 fraud Luke strain • watch
to look at the clock. 1 waked again 81
three, 'tad then. although it wee not. ret
light, we .tarsal out.
V. toot, an ate, and crossed over to the
doe and girt our auger and certrelgsa Ihy
bad scarcely begun to dawn who u,• rear
ed the glut. There it .toed. ming
gigantically iu the starlight. A h. d of
deer, lying near 1t, boue4nd away through
the brush.
We set our augur tate the trunk til the
bag redwood upon which the other five trees
hung. •n.1 bored s hole nought into ifs
beer'. Tbmss we thrust in Due sof ar ear
trident. 1t fitted loosely, and 1 pushed it
e w
oh a 'tick to the end of the hole
That left the outer end of the fuss weedy a
foot hoods of the trunk, but by thrusting
le a mato-h on th.' split end .4 • silver, Luke
was ahlr to reach It.
It was aIMut Ielf pant live o clock when
we lighted the ntateb and them ram back.
The fuer burned slowly. 1,e ran about a
hundred w•1 fifty yards, and then turued
and w'aita1.
A a...meut after there came • hollow,
dull elplo ooso and with it • fund, sharp,
splitting seise. Fully half the redwood
,run► was blown off at the butt, and flew
thirty or forty feet. The great tree shook,
then it gave • !ted crack owl broke off at
the shattered phlox, and • second later the
whole jam of Sage ire.' .ams' dowN with a
fetich :Jul crash.
1 Jo not mood. exaggerate when I my it
•book the whole county! Limbs Mw end
three of the greet trees broke across each
other with terrific crashes The great lop
Mended about. One butt New arouse/
sidewise, plowing up the ground ter nosy
fem.
We looked tea with great satisfaction.
The noise was heard at camp. Twelve or
fiftees of the men soon time renuimg out to
see what had caused it, Van %retaken,'
Belling and Stumm with the others. We
were standing os tied trunk of the big
rodwood
How are you, tilt, dollars "' Luk.
@hotel.
They .topped and stared at the wreck.
"Donner end blooms "erieal Somer. "Dem
two young spiel hoppers bas bear. 0411 and
blow down der gl.wt mit gout -powder, or
some such ting like dot -w earl, ' Only
sbawll "'
It did smell pretty strongly armed
there of powder and dynamite.
We took the auger Lack to oar Neigh-
bor, the Pike, that evening. He was
sitting m his shanty with hos hack to the
door, and hu helpmeet. withal,. wok giving
him a piece of her ,mai as we comm np.
She vise apparently very angry and very
bitter, hot the man was hearing it well
"good erelong lake .celled out,
"We've brought tock your auger "
The old men faced .bout sod looked first
st us, deem at the auger. "Wel, of yer
taint'" said he.
"And we are much obliged t. you," 1
ad'el.
1\'•1, but 1 :lowed yer was ne Yasks,"
Ise remarked, as if in apology. "Jest yer
hold on • minute.'
He remained around inside the shanty.
"Shot up!" we herd himruwl to his wife,
and in • few minutes out be came, with a
two -gallas stoma jug, stopped with a corm -
cob and • tin plot dipper.
"Tuk • nip o whiskey!" said he, swing-
ing the jug under his 8151, as if to pour out
mine of its contests
"Thank you," cried Luke, "but the
doctor's forbidden our taking any this year;
afraid of dipsomania."
•Soo! dipsomsnv! What stoat diet be -
"A
"A sort of dfuin.m .ad 811-gosesw ta
the head. It rues in mine females, you
know."
"And whiskey enervates it?'
"Aggravates /t vary lash. law it
right ea"
'Ther'. bad."
" Bed ',deed ! Oa sight: Mach
obliged.'.
Joke paid toe fifty d01Lss be its. aid we
bought there books with it.
• iemtltl. tier
Would see Kemp's Belem for the threat
and lanes It n curing more gree of moos,
colds. aattsma, bronchitis, croup and all
throatand lung tumbles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor Ito authorised
any druggist to give you a maniple bottle
free to convince you of the merit of this great
remedy. Linde bottles 50e and $1. (leow
mama 1s ra0N1.
Tb L+ndm Sp -crater tells a story of e
who wee oats addressing as
soak rums of children. "Now, children," he
said " I pr•posa to give you as this mom-
s co an Penton o' the life of St. Paid.
Perhaps sont* of you are too young to
understand what the word ' epitome '
memos. 'Epitome,' °hiltlren, is in its signi-
fication synonymous with synopsis." Haw
in. made •hn simple and dear explanation
to the .,.ildren the speaker went m with
ale story.
lame I'14 P.
1 Three t hinge to adedr.-iataUectn•I
power. dap ilv and Rrsoetulness.
2 'l hn-r shone to like-eourage, gemtle-
MOS oarrg.t
3 '1 hr..' . Made111 to hots-crndty, anTo-
go. II, ,..., ,.t..ariesdw.
4. .'• .i. hos to delight i•-fraaks.sa,
f-.I.n
on .• •e at,.
rip .1 two to wish for -health,
-,. ,. *fel spirit.
•. `.t•
rely to avoid -Mimeos, , lo-
na •-.nt peening.
t a Prey for -faith, mace
rt
• asd°le4 ter -honer,
F.
' •' Rovorf- _lamps, mea -
,••rem to heerws rap
Iwost tmp.saible M
of disease. Dr.
r ted at the bead of
d I.wiM.r mod norms
•ring .p the .y.t..a.
yowl and old.
.mai..ere5ipt of
Llevistiog
ih.+k @ Or.
vials, Ified.
"August
Flower
How does he feel? -He feels
I '-c, a dere, dark, unfading. dyed-
tn-tht- w.x,l, eternal blue, and be
Mak "t lxsl feel the same way
-AL Flower the Remedy.
How does ''.sa 14411? -He feels :.
Itradaa lir, geut•rally dull and roti
strut, but sometimes excruciating -
August Flower the Remedy.
How doss hs feel? --He feels a
violent hiccoughing or jumping s•,
the stomach after a meal, raisin:
bitter -tasting matter or what '
eaten oa drunk -August I'.,, ,..
the Remedy.
How does he feel? -He feel•
the gradual decay of vital pc'wc
he feels miserable, tneLne:iol'
hopeless, and longs for dealt' ar
peace -August Flower the Rem-
edy.
How does he feel 7 -He feels
full after eating a meal that he cam
hard]) walk --August Flower the
Remedy. r
G. G. (SEEN, Sole Manufacturer,
4awihnn.
New leraey, U. S. A.
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Emulsion
s/
LiverOil
ANO TMC
Blpepiecplltes of Lime and Sok
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is allays sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CURES
Scrofulous and
W Diseases
Cough.
Loss Of
Mental and Nervous
Prostration.
General Debility, &c.
Haddad dell imitetieaa Ask for
"the O. & L." Emelsios4 amanitas
s0 *flees.
Palace 11100. •
06. ANO ip PCN OTTLR. I
Bold by Tr. J orad. n
PLANING MILL
ESTABLISHED iSFr
Buchanan L Son,
1r. * t IM'''CM0m
BASH, DOOR and BLIND,
ihaler. 1a all tiled, of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aid builder's sweets' of every descrtptlos
School Furniture a Specialty.
CLEARING SAI1II
18926"i CHOOL OPENING -4892
Headquarters at F4aoP^ & Porter's.
AL1. THE LATEST ANI) h,.
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DUCATIONAL WORKS.
AVTIMMULeac AND itWOES aMURD 1014
High. Nadel, Public and Separate Schools.
See our excellent value in Exercise and Scribbling
Books-- the Bee Hive, Frontier and Silver Medal.
Nothing given away in this store except rulers, as
our profits are too small.
We give by far the best value for your money in
town.
FRASI:1i & PORTER
U.•fatral Telephone Exchange, Court House Square.
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CHOICE FRUITS
Raisins,
Currants,
Peels, Etc.
Raisins and Currants cleaned and ready for use.
's ct�v
r ydx fir" r."
ALL I'HE SEASONABLE FRUITS
FRESH AND CLEAN, AT
REES PRICE & SON'S.
JAS. SAUNDERS'
MrLEAN'S BLOCK.
As he intend* retiring from bsi-s s, he
will sell his large and wall assorted seek at
bottom prima.
Chinaware, Jewellery,
Wedding Rings, Silverware,
Nickel and Flitted Knives,
Fork. and Spoons,
Albums, Plush and
Other floods, Toys.
'homy Goods,eto.
$,000 Roll: or 11111 Papr, sed'/nils,
wnwit w1t.L as MOLD AT 1A1,1 MOIL
Now is year time iso bMrgais.
180 PER CENT. will be deduct-
ed for towhees sed others getting
tip Christmas Tram
NEW AND FANCY GOODS!
NOTABLY
NAVY AND BLACK ALL -WOOL SERGES,
•
Mara wide and moderate in price.
Rimy FLANNELS, 28 IN, WTD
Is soft and hard finish, from {ha beat wawa.
4,1
A •siortewnt of other dew and fashionable gnnds on the Ivry,
and will M•stiemd later on. A liberal dimmest an all mi pura1•aMn freer
me air Strmay os" f'riOe
Miaow rd R•berEsahse.