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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-11-17, Page 22 TH]i SIGNAL : QODHRICH, ONT. TR(TRSDAY, NOVIIIBSR 17, 1 RW. OPTii EATJOY® Roth the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently ret plc toptlyou the Kidneys, ' Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syr• tem effect:::.1I , dispels colds, head- aches and fevira and cures habitual constipaticn. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleaaing to the taste and ao- ceptable to tbo stomach, prompt in itt action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the west healthy and epee substances, its many excdlent qualities com mend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of F -i ;9 i.; far file in 750 bottles IT alt le:le iso druggists. Any r-1i:dled.a.;-^1.-OS v. h.; may not have it cn hai.d will procure it promptly for any occ who wiahes to try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., LAS FBA.DIOZl00, GAL. l o1Sv1 i. ,res. :::.tv zona. X. It G.o. A. For, AGAR av tiODRRICI7. A SOLSVILLE MIRAi'LE. Another Great Triumph For A Canadian Remedy. An Aee.eme of she itairefase and Restora- tion .1 rhetsntler f ydw-aelltess, Ned. naiades and Remits tar .rata -al. re. revery Prem Thd rNI.bI.t.adleN. A Reettartable i.rvettvs. From The Syracuse Standard. Uuruog the past few month. there have appeared in the onus.- of the Standard the particulars of • number of cures wt re- markable as to justify the term miraculous. These cases were investigated and vouched for by the Albany Journal, the Detroit News, Albany Express and other papers whose reputation is s guarantee tout the facts were as just stated. That the term miraculous was justified will be admitted when it is remembered that in each of the cares referred to the sufferer bad been pro- nounced incurable by leading physicians, and at least one tot the casts was treated by men whose reputation bas placed them among the leaders of the of the world's medical scIentiatn, but without avail, and the patient was sent. to his home with the verdict that there was no hope for him, and that only death could intervene to relieve his sufferings. When some months later the restoration to health and strength of the former sufferer was announce.) it is little wonder that the case ,treated a protound eem•atton throughout the country. Re- cently the following letter, which indicated an equally remarkable cure, came under the notion of The Standard. Stn +v n.t.x, N. \ June 25, 1892. ti ' Five weeks ago father, (Phil- ander Hyde,i was very low and not ex- pected to live but a short time. He was in sash agony that we had to give him mor- phine to relieve the terrible pun from which he was suffering. The doctors had given him up. They said there was no help for him. end my dear father loosed for death as being the only certain relief from his sufferings. One day he saw in the Al- bany Journal an account of bow a man by the name of Quint living in I:alway, Sara- toga county, and wbo was afflicted like father with locomotor ataxia, had been very greatly benefited and hop.d tor penrtaaent euro from the use of Dr. Williun'• Pink Pills for Pak People. On learning that these pills could be had of the Ih. William*' Medicine Company Brockville Ont.. and 'chenectaidv, and that they were sot ex- pensive, my husband sent $2.50 for nix boxes of them And what a blessing they have bees ' Father has taken but four boxes of the Pink *'ills. He is no lougcr . onfined to his lied, but is able to get up withcilfirmistance and with the aid only of s cant' to walk about the house and all around out of doors. He has • good hearty appetite, his food agrees with him, the pain in the back from which he suffered so lane and so terribly has left him. He has no more creeping chills aid he appears and says be Lek like a new man. The doctors had proeoaneed the disease to he creeping pan yl .is and said he could not be cured. How glad we are that we heard abont these wonderful Tisk Pills, and how thankful we are for what they have done for father. in deed they have done wonders,s, even a miracle for him. Re.pectfully Fours, Mae. 11'n.i.rts Jowx•yot,. The above letter indicated a care eo re markable ea to be worthy of the ballast in ..litigation, and The Standard determined to place the facts, if correctly stated, before the public for the bandit of other auferer., or if unfounded, to Int the public know it. With this end in view a reporter was sent to `edev-ille with itsdrttetlons to give the facta of the Dass as be found them. With these instructions he west to Solsville and on Tuesday, And. 2, 1892, called npna Phil- andr Hyde sad learned from him and from hr rekitlys sod neighbors and friends the whole .tory of his eiik.esm and his terrible suffering. of his having been gives up by the doctors. mod of his ewe sad rapid ersysb- srrsos by the use of Dr. William.' Flak Pills for Pale People. it may be of interest to the reader to knew that Silvol. i. • post - Aloe village in Madison e.aaty, N. Y., about 30 mils from Utica ea the Has of the New York, Ontario a Wawa Railroad It is the station at whit& to gat .f to go to Medians Lake. the cb.rmiag and a$la.etive objective point of • great meat' *ale end "'curies parlass. O. reeding Ae1.ei le the reporter enquired of the m•t1.s anent, who in ales agent there of the National Reprise Ciumpaeyr if he tame • main he mate el Pklh.4 Hyde, sed where hetheal, and hum H b. ke• man by the .rest .f Wil. Williamabuse t, .ad Hydtl wise i miry w*b1 Whew, liven wish me la *bat white Mats over there an the side hill that's him sitting ea the puns. " Whoa add that yoer r.pernde wee to taterview Mr. Hyde •.d b abort hes askew end alleged care, lei Jehesoe mid. "That's all rit►ht ; you right over to the hones and see Mr. H sad my wile. I win erre over pretty sera and we win be rely too haupy to tell yes all about it." •' Will you walk u'•' said Mrs. Johnson " Thom children (who are playing about the ppItaau�aal ars my twins, .ed thisis my father PbiMnder Hyde.„ Mr. Hyde walked into the sitting room sod tiskiag • seat said he would wmlli.gl toll the story of hs inhume and cure, aad had so objection to ate beiug published, es It might the imams o., °helping to re- lieve others whose sufferings were the same er similar to what bis had been His story was rs follows. "My assts .is Philander Hyde. I am . early 70 years old will be 70 is September 1 was burn In Brookfield, Madisoa county, where all my life was spent until recently, when, bemoaning helpless, my au.-in-lew was kind enough to take me foto his home, and from him and my dsugbter I have bed the kindest care. Wyllie occupation h.a been that of a farmer. 1 wee alway. pro.psroas and well and strong and rugged until two years ago last winter, when I sad the grip When the grip left me i had • sensation of numbness in my legs, which gradually grew to be stiff a the totem and very patoful. I felt the stiffness in my feet tint, and the pun and stiffness extended to my knees and to my hip joints, and to the bowels end stomach and prevented digestion. To rosye the bowels I was compelled to take groat quenuties of castor oto. " Wile 1 was in this 000dition, cold feel tmgs would begin In my feet and streak up sty leve to niy backbone. These spell*. which occurred daily. wou'J lest from two to four hours, and were excruciatingly pain cul. 1 could not sleep, 1 had no appetite 1 be came helpless, and life was such • bur den that I prayed for death. Why, my dear sir, the pain 1 suffered was more to be dreaded then • thousand deaths. " While in this condition i was created by 11r. green, of Poolville, and 1M. Nioholsou, of Solaville, and Dr. Weed, of Utica. They did tree no good. 1 soon became perfectly helpless and lost all power of motion even in m bed." " On the 24th of February last,- said Mrs. Johanna, "we had him brwirht to our home. He had to be carried all the way in • bed. He was so helpless and such a nut• trees the doctors gave him up. They said he had locomotor ataxia and that be could not be cured. They stopped giving him medicine and said they could only relieve the pun, and for the purpose he took • pint of whisky • day for three months and u rreat quantities. • '1* was while father was in this dreadful condition that we saw in the Albany Journal the story of the miraculous cure of • Mr. ljuaat in Galway. Saratoga comity, by the use of nes. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. We had not much faith. but we felt that it was our duty to try them, and so we sent to the ler. Williams' Medicine Company, and got six boxes of the pills. We read the directions carefully, and re salved to comply with theist as fully as pos- sible We stopped giving him morphine or any other medicine, cut off all stimulants, and cave him the Pink Pills and treatment according to directions in which each box is wrapped. The effect was wonderful and almost immediate. In ten days after father began taking the pills he could get out of bed and walked without assistance, and has 000tisued to improve until now he walks about the house and streets by the aid of a cane only.- " Yes," said Mr. Hyde, and the pain has gone out of my back anti the numbness out of my lege. 1 have no more chills, my digestion is good, and I have an excellent appetite, mud then after a pause, " But, all me, i am an old man ; 1 hive seen my best days and can not hope to recover my old vigor as • younger man might, but 1 am so thankful to have the use of my limbs and to be relieved of those drr•dful pants." Mr. Hyde has continued to take tic• pills regularly sine: be began their use, and wan on his tetah box at the time he told his story. Beside; Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, other people in 'olaville confirm the .cements of the sickness of Mr. Hyde and of his most remarkable recovery, and • uumber of others for various ailments, are using the Pink Pills. The mother of Abel Curtis is tying them with satisfactory erect, for rheumatism. and Mrs. Lippitt, wife of ex Senator Lippett, is using the Pills with much benefit for nervous debility. A further investigation revealed the fact that Dr. Williams' Pink fills are oot • patent medicine in the seise in which that term is usually understood, but • scientific preparation rucce.sfuliy used in general practice for many year, before being offered to the public generally. They contain in a condensed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the Mood and restore shattered ner v -ea. They are an un failing specific for such diocesans. locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, Si. Vitae dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, and after effects of la grippe, pal pitation of the heart, pale and sallow com- plexions, and the tired feeling resulting from nervous prostration ; all diseases de- pending upon vitiated humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic ery.,ipelas, etc. They are also • specific for troubles peculiar ro females, such as suppressions, irregular - itis. and all form. of weakness. They build up the blood and restore the Plow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. in case of men they effect • radical cure m u1 cases arising from mental worry, overwork or ex. moms of whatever nature. These Pills are manufactured by the itr. Willia.r' Medicine Company; Brockville One, , and Schenectady, N. V., and .re sold only in hoses bearing the firm's trade mark and wrapper, at fi0cta • box, Of six boxes for 12.50. Rear is mind that 1)r. Williams *'ink Pills are never sold in bulk, or by the dwell or hundred, and any dealer who omen substitutes in this form is trying to defraud iron and should be avoided. Dr. Williams ink Pills may be had of all drurriau or direct by mail from Ile. Willtass' Medicine Company from either address. The price at which these pills are sold sake • nouns of treatment comparwtiv.l)) We townies es nom oared with other rr•medno or medical treat NIiLL IN LONDON. =mad *.ars Thaw Who Trogete WLeh me fetes •ninnies r 1>� y meet, fled .tract. Mr. Modish tatter • sboppi.g tear) Oh, 1 have )poet Mesa the loveliest `•rgaip: Mr. Modish (eller • bard day ea t Why didn't you strike something that out strike bank • Mn. Modish Wait till yea get the hill- • Mare ass Onaseimmion awn Seeadnea.. Dr. Ripe LAMS, while in the Reeky Moas- taies,11.eve ed a rem that whim enshiasd with ether barbs wakes an easy and cerain owe for seestipatia. it is h the form a( dry rests mei leaves, ted is brows es Lae% Family Mialieris. it will ems siok-headache. For tie blond, liver tumid kidneys, amid for eleaelre up toteeeumad r4s it dem .nigra sa11 11.4 �6p0ss. • pmishage eeregh iw wink. (leer • lualanae ewes tlfatesmprr. Om, Nov. IL-lt le per abate 14 rose dmie Dr. Themes *Lilt Crease, the sisee.r d worn. roger ensu..,. of death is L' 4'.. Mae., tool up has r.rdemoe m 1hrs sty. lie hang oat his AMasle is Dundas street. H. did nu4 May Mag mad lett wader • very dark cloud. He was about 30 years el age wham here, and •t that tow Ise • rather h ,sdeottt. f.Uuw. H. was hypucntscal 'south to etteuipt w get two the good graces of the rel lune osmms.ity..ad for a short time taught • wises to a leading auad y wheel maul hie reputettoo Leconte too eaeavory. Peder the cirusmn a•ose 'bedew wheat he breams notorious le Lontlea, are fresh nuke recollection of away, mad in the light of tis sub.eque.t criminal career there is little doubt that Dr. Cream was guilty of a crones W Luudoe, Oat., s•rular to that lot w hmci he wdI tang .eat Tuesday, unless again re- prieved, in haadus, Borg. The fact that iuuelediately after the trent rdy he cleared out like & thief IS the night would team to justify the strong suspicun then entertained against him. It was fur titer confirmed by the report of his ensues to Chicago soon atter. The clrcuuutano,T of the local abarr were e s follows . 0. the ta.unuig of Saturday, May 2, 1172, the dead body of • young woos. Named Kitty limner, about 44 years of age, wes discovered ie an outhouse in the rear of George Hisooz'. block, in witch Cream's Mice was located, .ad could be readied by • 'bieway. The woman had in her bawd • bottle e.ntauung • stall quantity of cb so - form. The cork was out of the bottle and was lying by her side, as was a small hand- kerchief. At ale inquest the evidence 'bowed flirt the unfortunate bad reoeived the drug Irani De. Cream and that violence u its .douses - tering wee rendered pubsble by •brattiest• on the worn..'. face. Dr. Cream denied that he bad given the drug to her but an- utb.r witness averred that Cream had told her to es)) nothing about Kitty Earner's visite to hem. The jury towed a verdict of murder against ap.rsou or persons u•keowa The jury furthermore ezpreesel the opo tion that one Mr. Johnson of Listowel, whose .ante came oat frequently on evidence, was the cases of the girl's trouble. IMPERIAL FEDERATION. A .cheese for Federating the toile-Ge..rs- IeI Bodies of the Respire. Loelo'i, Nov., It. --Thee special commit- tee appointed by the.00encil of the Imperial federations to oomider definite pro- posals for the eo derauon of the self-govern- ing bodies of the British empire has pre- sented an exhaustive and very important report. The eommittee■uggssu the forma- tion of an Imperial council to give a waited voide to the empire in tame of peace, sad to enable the dete.d of the empire in time of war to be undertaken by its united torose mad resources. The council should consist, it argues, of members appointed by each of the various self-governing colonies : aIo of the British prime minister, the secretaries of elate for foreign affairs, for war, for the colonies, and for India ;• of the first lord of the admiralty, and chancellor of the exchequer. The of raising funds at the outset should be left to the choice of the self governing states, but a uniform principle might afterwards be found and substituted. The oommmttee proposes that au Imperial conference be summooed to oowsider the question, the conference, if it is deemeda to be preceded by a royal commission. com- mittee closes ill report with a strong ap- peal to the ministry to take actin. to this dlrectioo. A BRUTAL HUSBAND. A rimed Who Osllberately Cate 61. Wife late Nle stsrwl.g Neese, Beaus, Nov. 12. -A trial in which most popular interest is displayed beton to -day at Koafoggratx A merchaut of the place named .lieeph Sara was arranged to an- swer a charge of setting fire to bis bass at nmght and then throwing his wife into the burning building. It appears that Sura fell in love with his wife's sister. • girl of eighteen. He desired to marry her, and determined to get rid of his wife that he might be free to do so. He thought that by setting his hour on fire, after re- moving the most c aluabk articles from it, and having hie wife burn to death would be an easy and safe way to get rid of ber. Unfortunately for bim.elf his plans miscarried, inasmuch as before all hope of escaping from the bunting building was cut off Mrs. Sun awoke and rushed out. Sara, however, was not to be baffled in this way. He seized his wife, and carrying her to the house deliberately throw Ler into the fire. Neighbours who saw the act went to ber rescue and took her mit, hut not until she was frightfully burned. Mrs. Sun is only 21 years old, amid was • pretty womaa. HARD TIMES. s se Farmers of Greet Britain fainw s tiera WSW or Pret.etiee LONDON. Nov., 13. The farmers of Great Britain make fresh eomplainta daily of the hard tames. They are belly pinched by the adverse condition of trade, and nosy of them are beginning to turn to the fair traders for aid. The protection sentiment has grown steadily among them recently from small beginnings. and at Retford yes- terday the farmers of the North Nottingham" district Dammed resolutions against fres trade 'Ther rennlations state that the present boos! •rrangem.eta of the Govern meet and the system of free imports are ri- jurioas to the egri.ultaral utterer& The meeting also decided to organise asso.iatioas of farmer., land-owners,and agrw.11tunl laborers to urge up_on Ythe eiovemasent the necessity of • chaa. a ia it eomsereial policy. The agitauo. aloe` thw limes is spreading, and the men bellied it sea hoping for Tory sympathy and support THE ORDER 18 MODIFIED. .*nese .. til. Way Will b. Ad staled twee areas lerttat., OTTAWA, Nov. 14. -.-Tie question of the scheduling of Chadha r•ttls oft the Yom Met.. may now be os..ideed as definitely settled. White the order for 'cheetahs was gives the Minister of Agricelture, at the heesaee of the cattle shippers, melted throng\ Bir Merles Tapper that the order be nuelifed ss that ilipmesu might be made from Canada rep to the 41st to enable ooatraet• already .made foe the expert el stockers to he fulfilled. A. awn* to this request was r sewed from the High Comair. y setnrds to the effect that the trite ovol4 not by en tended, hat that the Hoard of Agriasltare had agreed that rattle ea rests whit\ might reanmuably he imparted to arrive try the tom, but not rwsni.g in until after that dab, will he remessahly dealt with. This .r.�.�-uy� memo the& all cattle anw on the were wiY M clamed to had, het .a more. CHICAGO N IN TLR110R .hs wad.. Turas 4.eters 1., res' IiN thp a..N..t a ..e..iM... Haal.ta, Nev. IL- -Tee nasssittes easmou.d Ia Chime by the mediae Gerulaayy''•s exhibits to the World a h'alr by way of Hamlwlii has Ind the Anseeiated Pries sorrespoedest sere to aarertau the extent to which this fear wee pietiiwL Privy C.weelllor Wermat, 'Wiper la German Comenessieuer to the World'■ Fed soul It was tree that wet of the Getman ao exhibits were scut by w..y of Hamburg He said that it was the ,lust direct and ooavesoeui way, and &het there was se gauger wh Prof. Kett said it is eel. of the question tbst livid.' or mwrchandlse panslsg throo•h Haml urg .howled carry choler.. ;t.ru.s. eft Low Dever Less knows that new 1;ooJ, car sled Mull getiiia Limnos may be refereed by Inmanbsisp or by the ewkd clothing awe of obolira patients, but Dever by goods p.ckeel m a wood's case er by Iron ..r 1144414e. "We Iteew these facts before. mid are cent case hes simply coo1rmed our opisioe that ouly through ...utast with *elected peewees or their cloths coeld cholera be spread. It Chicago will take the proper stets to keep people from infected districts away from the fair ebe need fear no 'evasion of that dimmest speck • cholera though the Germs* exhibits ware tarried through Hamburrgg. Mr Joliaeou, the Amerieao Cosiest at Hamburg. told the Associated Prose corrss- pondsat that sot a Nagle package was al. lowed u Iwre him for Arent* without thorough dlsis(ecti.a LAMP GOODS r, GERMAN ARMY BILL repalar Oppo.It1it to til measure 1e w tae t.e5.asa. BsaLlrl, Nov. 14 - At coocurreat meet bats of the Centrism in Bavaria, Baden and tt urtemberg a well-m.igh neanin.ous monu- ment against the army bdt wee expressed. This attitude of the C.ntnata bas shattered the coetidenw of the MinisterialiNs tot the Reichstag .o the acceptance of the measure. Not a single organ of the Centre party aow ad vocals aaysi ung but .o. omprom ring bestiality to it. The popular oppoeittou to the measure is ales growag. The d aclowro of the fact that Prussia is tioancially embarrassed, takes with the proposed of Dr. Miguel, Promos Minister of Finance. to levy • tax on capital. has contributed to a revalues against. the Government financial policy. The ball hes been paved by the Baader rack without alteration, except for a few verbal cheeses is the pruambla Cbeacellor Vo• Caprivi will introduce it is the Reichstag on the 44th luetul. and if it is defeated be will resign. The Emperor is not an enthusiastic adherent of the project. The members of the R.rcket% mad Land tag, who are gathering hen, concur u re- porting that their constiteenu dislike the prospect of ourreased %axauos for arose purposes, though they are willing to agree to the two years' service preemies. la view of the Cbanceller's shaky pastime ;he political groups am already discussing the question of who will be his successive. Could Voo I ulenberg, President of the Prussian Council of Miai.ten, and Prime. Hobenlobe Stat bier .mf Alsace-Lorraine, who :s now visiting Berlin on leave of absence, ars the chief favontes. GERMANY'S JOURNALISTS. -tare.. Opens the arty Dleerwe.ra... of res. Lett.sey Thrift Baur, Nov. 14. Many of the german papers la w.konsing Mr. velaad's sloe - ties to the Presidency mem to the.k that his edveut will involve the early disappear - &nee of the McKinley tariff Better in- formed journals discuss the election fres another eu•dpom.t, paying dee respect to elle grand sight of a free people peacefully declaring their *overeats will The Vos.ische battens calls Amines the mmgbuest nation in the world beca..e lin hits so reason to either ask for or fear any- thing from any otter nation. Ali the papers agree in hoping that the McKinley tariff will be modified. Some of them point out that the tariff has done les harm to Germany's exports than was ez• petted WHITE MEN SHOT. Ten Preach Commaader t• Dehem.y isellee.. lee M•s..ere. PAWS, Nov. 14 A despatch from Da- homey auaounoe. that ties. Dodds has caused to be shot the white eres found in the army of King Iisbanziu. Three of them are Germans- W icksl, Punch tied Schuh... (Inc is e Belgian and another an Englishman. They are supported to have bees deserters from Bdyar and German Congo County, and the Cameroon.. The executions have produced a certain amount of excitement, ter the Oart.w newspapers. bad said that such • stop would is con- trary to the rights o1 mamma. FRANCE AND PORTUGAL A Dot That may Cameo Iteeasesgiao. flee of the tatter'. CaMaet PANDA, Nov. 1.4--A despatch from Lisboa try* that the Lisboa harbor works contro- versy, [rowing out of the action of the Portuguess (.overnmest in wiring the plant belonging to M. Herse.t, • French contrac- tor, has ted to differences in the Portuguese Ghent. The seizure bas receetly been the subject of correapotde.os betwese the French and Portierue.a Uoverementa It is thought that the dtg.re.es in the Cabinet will result in it reconstruction on • eoewrvative baste before the opening of the Cortes, Ministers Betlsamd, Amaral sad Forted& resigning their portfoliea as't read to. Masao chew. Panes, No.. 14. -The search ter 'las daughter stolen by Mrs. Deacon still con- tieos. The people are resident that the childs in Paris •sad every train leaving Paris is watched to see if the child is oe board. The palate attestant' r axed with intense tolerant on the struggle between the husband and wife, std the seas drift of sympathy seems 1e be wood 11r. Deacon. Mee. 11.....'. appeal from the de. -iris of the Trlhasal .f the Seise, dismissing het petition for divorce and awarding to Mr. nsacoe the custody of the child t hat bit wife has spirited away, will be hoard on Wedn.ed•y sett, the Nth sot 1a the meantime the lawyers for Mr. Deacon are ssakieg to oblate from the eosin an order commanding Mra Deacon to pa • sem of mosey u • penalty for ascii and every day that sh• retains from the father the daugh- ter she has abducted The appeal tie Mr. Deo.e s sats for di- vorce will he hard at Aix ea Thereat,. Dee It (0Mete.e Ie. ttmeetteet wealth. [Avows, Nov. It -Mr. Gladstone is m excellent health, showing .o ape el w.arnees seder the premiere of Cabinet work. He mo& bus way out of the leg to speed l.adsy at Rrightea. Nest week the lest Celeste (•eu.ell will be held. Ter ro..elsded, 1dr elladet„ee will be Al to Hawarden, when M will stay wet /tiriat.Ia He has hall formed p1... he visit the worth .,f Europe i. J...eary, bet •ahi.g has yet been settled. syn NAIRN'S ASSORTMENT AND PRICES. OUR RAISINS AND CURRANTS ARE UNUSUALLY FINE THIS SEASON. C. A. NAIRN. CITY - COAL AND WOOD Coal, Wood and Kinc'Iing deli- vered to all parts of town with quiet despatch, ZULU 00AL. dean totality ehe.tent,'tete and egg eseetuw on head. BOITDint Shawnee 00AL. lamp real for ase crates stoves, fermiem., ire. )HataTadena��Bloesbu►gk malt- ing cost sow oa head. Special attention x: rea to ru.atry trade. WOOD. I have now got my ttt•c\iaery is opsse. ea for sawing and splinted wood. Cut sad split wood ready for stove always in stook. any etre you want. Don't forwel that i am ssllt.g wood. cut .sad spilt. ae . heap as you can ower long wood Da las market- All fey wood is sold by the cord of 1i feet or hen .-.gird Ms; .o load or lair Madame about it. E DLCO WOOD. NDe and hemlock, 4 feet long. or cut and watt aay length. t)rPICi, YARD AND COAL SNat1. in ofd drill abed, Nelson -at , foot of Ham- ilton-st., three m;nutes walk from Court Howse &tlustre. Orders len at my residence. No, 9 ('ism-tt. near emit\'s tannery. wi11 reo.lve pompe 1 tentless. TR:wa (4S. JOHN S. PLATT, Prop v DUNN'S BAKING POWDER THE COCSOKSBEST $*Int 1NT FRIEND CANAfM. IMUNIMellookes ATE NTS �1MARRa. g.t berme r1Nnrb�wANwetytwoTs Mtaseesrei the F le tri • is Mess or •rse O t r :enti44g Aintiiian orient .f .ealdet Paper le IoM �re�sVsar a r rni•nittcir. tat FREE TRADE tn- '12'00111) bun The only duty there will be in connection with my goods will be my duty to sell and the duty of the pub- lic to buy in the most satis- factory manner and best market. Ready-made Clothing a lipecialty, and everything in the latest and best Dry Goods and Groceries can be had at hard -times pnces at Tbe Tomb Cash Slay P. O'DIA, ¥.sager. The Signal gimme mere sales unmake 1e les Joh Priauas Iwiksass, whim ars wor- paa'd ea the eine. for the prompt sad preps exsestiw of all alarm of prtutag A minimal of We s.e.sy mo.t may suggest something you may Lem n .s steed ef, and oh uses we sob. girt lour ttea1deu that our q$imtrs pts..e, tr most wUk lbw apptuval 01 our patron. *Ott %%est$., This useful aims is kept in the full nusge of qualities eaWe es letter heads. NVhile *,noir ittcadts In this line we have a very large stook of fine writing papers suit able for every olass of business represented in this locality, cyano plying laid and wove, likens, quadrille and other papers, ruled or unruled, as tory be required. -Memo. i-keQt\n are not .o generally used, they till an important place in commercial aorresprnadence. See what we've got under the above bead.. BA% '%‘e.ad►x If the " pay -a. -you -go " plan was the order of the day the demand for account paper would not he so great ; but there are some tura wbo get 50 oany cleaners that they wonder if the stock will ever run out. We don't intend it to, and at present our stock is coo plete in this line with four Lias. Good paper and neat ruling. t tt.tert‘etAx Both single and double dollars and cents columns. They come cheaper than bill beads, and are the proper toting to send after • delinquent once a month. They are sure to fetch him 'round- eometinse. Now, it would be hard to pet along without envelopes, and to keep up with the demand for them we keep a large stock oto band. We have now about a hundred thousand in stock, and the prices will range fr,m 75c. tc $2.00 per M. We handle coo weir's] and kgell sixes exclusively. Cotl.vro,erttu\ ` rt% ter h has already been partially enum- erated in some of the heads above. There is, however, • vast amount of work under this head that to enumerate would more than take up the entire space occupied by this adv't, but we do it all at Tee ftlt:d/AL web tQt.ons to an "At Home" or • wedding require conaaderable taste in seise - tion sometime, but we make K an easy matter by keeping is stock the very latest and best samples to he had. Gil and sea CsweAskars We aim to excel in all the alder- ent kinds of work we turn oat, but especially in this, and keep in stock plain and fancy papers suitable for all requirements. -tom of entertainments and meeting promptly turned out, from the plain but neat to the most elegant with cool and pencil attached. C%YeJ.% orad T•.ekets This bead covers a large range 01 work, from a bread or milk ticket to a neat calhng card, from an or- dinary admission ticket to a may business cacti or a handsomely printed membership ticket. • b inters Our facilities for turning out this clava of work are evidenced by the fact that the great bulk of it is done by us. This lime also is eludes. Dod►sers which our three fast -running lob prawns are able to turn out in • surprisingly short time. ?Mkt Vint - belong to the poster department also, and we make a specialty of the -_promptness being our am in this respect. A notice of mils will appear in Tees HIOSAc fm of charge when bills for wine ate got here. #\\ AICtrad►s oS W stook in the typographical printing line can be done in this establishment in an expeditious and artistic manner sad Our V ruins ate.\\ be, joatnd rex ressovwb\t. We extend our thanks for past try - ore and solicit s eontin0sne.' of the ei11.. WL %1(111#Z.