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atteeth
admuiatered fu- paining
tO te,
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n Nouns Itltt(ewam Jr
Medical.
A NitfrELY a SORTER.
p-Urwa4 Opera Hotya. Sad Pleb.
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1.. P. ttlta*Nov.-Rsaeatdl.rn e. heeler -se agar
Gaol. J.It. i4teu'ON. It.r,wem.., Neth-ot
LaktaL
``tAMPI0N-s JirHN•TtIN BARKI*
‘J saes. aatMsers, Noodles &c.. ludericb.
Oiees rhe ds*. In ea .sora L cm"
MON, t). C„ Y. U. JUtl\oTUN. adz to
leas
1 It)F'r1'SE. DAIhBY.IttRRIbTER
Solicitor, ('..eveseaeer, ta. ate. Mom)
peon nColt boloi blu e?. t1. drt,ch. Oat.•w t
E. LEM'IS, BAK%I;TER, Pit. 00
. toe in Mealtime Courts of ' ltton°
01111th- BSmyth Colborneloon. WU
C. HAI -'S, RIS, SOLiCITOR. ac.
. timewarner of Square and Wes
sheet. Godexh. ones telegraph tiro. Pr•
vate Fonds to lend at !,.anal rates ofinter
est.
1 ARROW & PROUDF($)T, HAK.
ki rWers, tttefne)a. &abettors. Re... Gods
melt. J. T. Garr'>,a. (Lc.. U. Prondfoot.
CAMMItON, HOLT A HOI.IISS
Bar/mere. Solicitors to Chancery, ta.
Bsdaeiah. M. C. Camerae. 1,1A..; P. Dolt ;
Dudley poises.
T 0. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
LP . t.. sad oomm...toast ler taldpg sed re
esivtag reoogntaa•es of ball. vita in
airmatJooe deposit tons or solemn declara-
tions in and action. salt it two -
or coaoerntuw,t�
seeding I. the High court of Justice, the
Cosner Appeal fur Muria, or :n any Count+
All ean•a. tions carefyly
or Uivuloa ( own.
and promptly expected. Nerde.es and P.O.
address--Dungaanoe OaL 1110e- t f
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LOM s KIM WfillfiiM.• ,
MONEY TO LOAN. - $2.,000.011
Private ragas a fete at Si per cent. an-
wrTUS,. D4!(K%. tleeten's block.
.asay.
('olb.las Mash t:odlrs:R 107 if
appat/a
LV J. T. NAIPTEL, FIRE, LIFE AND
C • secid•at imeurvice anent ; at lowest
rates. Once -Cor honl:sit. .1,1 Square. (iod-
artab. 74-
,000 TOLOAN. APPLY TO
CAERON HOLT t llOLYtn. Oode-
M
rteh. 17MI
&IONEY TO LEND. -A LA R U II
rands for investment
XL'. enema' of Private
allowing roam etst-cLes Mortgages. Appb
on
so0ARIIOW At POW: DIVOT
ADOLIFFE, GENERAL IN.
R. RENsurasReal Lease sadecreM
teasing natesn. yap first -eking
naresested. Moos; to Lead on
loans. at M. lowest rent of utters* 1a
ss. way to salt th, ourrower. Ooe-ise•
rentedLal
Nome. deer from West Street. lede-
Gi SEAER, AGENT FOR THE
. Lown, Lest railer co1IPANT. of LOG -
460. goateed. Om of the oldest and strongest
PIPS In.nraaoe ('onle..es in the world. In•
A D. 1710. Ansett over eight...
,.t Ion dollars. A .hare of business u to-
:MIT
gsyyeesstfn;ll sodlr,ted us benalt of the above
Coop.ay.1 am -el to loses
press snake a
lower'
Gael ea good ao.e�ei or m„rtggges at
eminent rates. I11'5 * upppp mit.- Martin's Itut el,
Bsder.cb C. ?MAUER
Auctioneer's..
rirHOMASIII,NDRY. AUCTIOiEER
1 and lesuraooe agent. Ooderich. Out.
Agrat Leaden sad Lancashire Fire lea Co..
sad (inlet District Mateal las. Co. Balsa at
tendon a la as; 'setae the musty. t0 - t;
TOUN KNOX, GENERAL AUC -
0 Smear sad lead Vahu•or, Ond.rteb.
Ont. Having had (a
euasideraOe expertness
the aoetioaeeriagliade, ha It ,0 a poelties to
Mecham, the
with o.gh mtisfaotfon all cam
left
attaIone enarand to him. tlydere at
Martt.: ithigl. at Nat y mail to his address.
Sodertea F 0.. JOHN
tushes attended to.
KNOX Qe'mtr A-MMnr. Hitt
CANADIAN ORDER OF HOME
Cole►- Dederick circle, No 101. meets
third Monday of each mouth is the hall over
TWO SagaI. edamm. Special ladueemante le
sad yak bsssats. U. CALRICK.
PR J. ACHESON. Truurer R.
es:
MIAIRDS0P1 bamlan.
stabs
Dental £nnOunoement.
TEETH EITMCTEI WITHOUT PAIN
ev yes rim Or
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D8. B. BMHABDBON'S
aitSTaL Penman.
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ba a•wa 10
; meet ,etawm►
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pestles, le submit heal I bevrrtthe 'toy a�.d
•tduMvi stats amp la borinnolti
0tela..
sasdesG.ilrJpl:r aw•Wt.ry..shish li warseniW sever
se Moots the haat pall Merin* the
astealtlaa
af moth or whoops
of say kind. to measly
emask sea try 11W, psis M the *opt
Yllr alae.
A.114Tx- ra Env- a POAlla' IL
le •lose& tieaasmhetle the, meas slit,. the
palest ger to rWmaiaOlbawe via earth tee}are.4rr.
1Y teeth .e.+aeraar. a ysal.. i'atienls
mem
Itae'tmlea, A Me Mods.
Mmersk�illPIL
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THE NUNNFHB GALE
$..day's Sterna t'reatre derbies Hayes
t Brats the Riot Croat.
LOSSES BY ROCK AND WAVE.
Ork.r.eNfM1 ort
Asher. sad Wrecked -
Terrible natal/lop Frets Caresser
..r the crew .f the 111 -Fated
td. retorts Tee Mace
Perished.
lieu►' ix 1's., 5 A Lunn her of Nieto/JIM,'
are eserine, as a tilt of Sunday's stoma
wi tie ...est Tito high winds emitted •
heavy sea to run in the harbor an•i vessels
at thv wharves. got ...u.iderable Iemieg,
bet none of them were injured seriously.
The .temper San Domingo, bound to New
York fruit I'a•pebiac, which put in yester-
day f.4 coal is ..t11 ill port. The gale did
not d.. nth,, h dansag.• about the city beyond
levelling fen, -es snit rarwns street wires
and p •:ran rI.r gals seems to have been
telt all ,vet th.. eastern coast.
lw•.oNnsu I It ik'.- .i. --A heavy Booth
gale tome,. tc. at s o , loci, Sunday night.
with rain. During tit• night the schooner
J. R. Washington. rapt. Campbell. with
a Jul. load of general cameo from Il:difax.
drove ashore at,Seil's harbor. She is full
of water and i, ',ported a tire! wreck.
The crew were wtyr.l.
;'H.%auihrrToa'c, P Y.I., Ilse. S. -Tae
erb.swrr Adventure,. *`apt. James Rick -
anis, was driven shore at Souris Sunday
evening during the storm and is a total
welt. She was leaped with potato*. at
Annandale for Ila!ifait' market. Two of
those on board perished from exposure,
the others w. re raicued in a very exhausted
condition alma: is v. n o'clock ymtetday
morning by 'sane seen from another
schooner. Thom" ergo perished were a
• atiot named Ugly. and a woman named
Richards. a cu -sin of the captain. The
wum'iu was fu.m.l lashed to a windlass,
d.:.d. and Dal, .l rel is .loot time after be
tug taken off the wr k. The captain's
sister was oleo on batel. and was greatly
eat/Listed. The seas broke over ilea vee
..I. and the sufferings of thaw on board
erre very greet. Two of the rescued are
r p-•rted to be in a catic.tl condition, the
result of their .expoenre. 1'M -re oaks little
insurance os the trowel. 'rhe cargo was
tti.nred for $1.111,',
I. resoserl of Marshal terMabw.
Mooing AO, Dee. S. -The French society
IA France will have a *oilmen reaniem
W OO chanted in the chapel of the Sacred
Heart, Church of Notre Damm, on Thurs-
day next, forth* repose of the tool of the
late Marshal McMahon. Special invite.
IH1. Leal. s.ReH.i.i 116•CAH,S.
tions will be sent to the May, and alder-
men
ldermen of Montreal and $t, Hyacinthe. to
tits French. French I'anadian, English,
scotch and Irish national societies, to the
survivors of the 108th Regiment. the
veterans of the Crimean war and the war
of Italy, to ori -era of the fifth military
trict, to the et Pentifioal /.otmvea, W
E1tAhs ,f French honors and Froelich
military tn•dals, and to es members o: the
French army residing here.
Fatal tatlway Arcades*.
T. qv 14.•. 1. -.t man was found on
the Omit Trunk track near Mimieo yes
terday with both legs cut off. lie was
brought w 1'or•.tto and taken to St.
Miehsel s Hospital where he tiled an hour
later Ile, hal fallen from a freight train.
Iia name was .lames *buffy. and recently
h.• had been working it, Indiana. Daffy
tall his wife a folks lived at Napense, and
he was tryiug to go there He acid he had
a wife and four children, but he did not
know where they were. He thought per-
haps *hey might be at Bahama..
lia.trrrov, Dec. 1. -Thomas ('•rlton, •
young malt abut 'al years of age, aces al-
nicnt instantly killed at • railway creasing
of the r P.K near Inglewood yesterday.
He was accompanied by • young man
driving a spirited horse, which became
unmanageable at the approach of • train,
and pleng.d right in front of We engine.
The conveyance was demolished. the horse
killed, and young Carlton was struck
He lived for only half aa hoar. His ostm-
panion escaped by jneapiag. They were
both from I)rangeville, aid painters.
Feared With MIs Threat Cut.
ST. Tnuwen, Ileo. 1.-n. coroner's jary
em{{ann•td in the Allen case viewed the
body and adjourned to the court bones
The evidence of two sons and a daughter.
in law of the deceased was taken, best fall -
ed to throw any more light on the tragedy.
The e•.,ronlr and chief of police claim that
suicide was imposa.ble under the circam-
stances The inquest was adjourned for
one week. her•.ased leaves a wits and nine
children He was insured for 06,000.
The body „f Roger A lien was found yes-
terday lying near the Grand Trunk track,
in the north eastern part of the city. His
throat was cut from ear to ear, and eel
deucem of a severe struggle were fouled.
it is supposed he was murdered by some
party or parties unknown.
t eehoy Tsrd,at 5 .Ilpew
Raor wenAik Dee. I--Lnckey, who I.
confined In the county jail here, has taken
quite a religions turn. Dr SawuHten hag
made daily visits to the jail and see+ time
had • very hong cosmologies with the
prisoner on religiose twitters, and it Y
said that i.neksy bee beams* a ehttiagsd
man altogether sine* his essvfstlo.. He
mill morns his Innocenti* oldie clime.
Will Molars to Jeerwallea.
Motrritset.. Dee- R. A rumor V in elr
ewlatioa that Ron..loswph Mill, the es -
tient. Governor of the Northwst Terri
toric is to Miura to as. ttaWm is
Moalleal. Mt. Royal eon
M -la'fa>h e
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THE SIGNAL: GiODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 143,
90 PEOPLE KILLED-
.• 1111eX •r C.IIN1ee Haar Milt►
owed Were Terrible by rim.
Ross. NOV. S0 - has reached tats
cite of a terrible railroad a..adeat at
Melee, a tows in Lombardy. twelve mile
moth -east of Milan. Twe trams, au ex
press frees Milan and a goods train lades
with ialammable material, collided Peel
outside Melba The wreckage wee set us
lire bythe light. on the trains and a most
horrile sense followed. The accident oo
curred about the Rad * .d the night. A
number of pa sengers were instantly killed,
while others were pinioned by the maims
of wreckage lying upon them. Thole who
were uninjured worked heroically to re
leo.* the imprisoned men and outworn, and
slitrerded in many came iu doing so. The
dentes spread rapidly, however, and it
was only a short Wile b.-f.lre the heat was
s„ ,ntenes that nu one , ,old approach the
hurtling coaches and g.s,ls segues. The
ries of the dying and of lie wounded.
who saw • h,ntble death staring them in
the face, were heartrending and it was
Iml..eaible to render them any assistance
A number of the m nite ra of the *'lint
her of it --puttee erre on the eti.ress trait,
and dispatches frau them are arriving at
the Chamber. r.ls.rtusg their saf••ty and
briefly describing the fearful s'-cus* at
tenduni the dtaas:er.
Runs. NOT. :10 - Further detailt of the
accident show that the deaths will eicre,t
:111. Must of the killed were emigrants oe
the way to the steaster that was to convey
them acmes the ocean. It will be nope*
' ibis to identify ttauv of the dealt, their
holies having been banned to a crisp.
Half the train was kin, I but the postal
wagon was Meed.
PROF. TYNDALL DEAD.
•
The celebrated ficins► selesltat Paseo
rearefelly Away.
IArs rsos, Deo. 5. -Prof. 'Tyndall ii deed.
Several week. aX, Prof Tyndall began
t., suffer setercly (rut. inm.mnua,and rheu
tuition. Ile ratlic,l , a:ly lett week and
seemed to be nneudiug. 'fliers was no
slat ming change until this manning. when
he suddenly hr. ams very ill. Dr. Win -
etatiley anti Dr. Ilutcltitoou. local practit-
ioner.. ,•ailed at once. They found Prof.
Tyndel! unconscious and pronounced his
,critical. His friends and family
were -nn,uoned to his bedside. and to
wards non be rallied snf i-•iently to re.-og
nil them all. In the aft, moon he became
cniniues.- He did not regain full con
sriowmw. but grew ,:.,why w+Aker until
8. s1 o'clock, when he died peacefully and
paiules..ly. His physicians are unable to
certify the canna of his death and an in -
(pest has been ordered. Dr Bnz •arl. a
lundcn ape, iatist who was called to Has-
lemere only to find Prof. Tyndall dying
when be arrived, will have charge of the
at anti nab ion.
Anarrht.ts Arraigned. -
I.eixnoN, Dec. J --McKnight and her
nth* two of the anar.:hi+h arrested here
Sektriey fee Meiling to disorder in 'b
falgar square. were arraigned to -day in the
Bony street Police Coast. McKnight was
fined LI, with the sl:.rnatire of two
weeks imprisonment. Kerzoga was
ordered to dad security in £20 for his good
behavior for three months.
Ih strN, Dec 3.._Shcr,dan. the cum
poeitor who is au.fer arrest on suspicion of
being connected with the dynamite con-
spiracy, was sera -tried before a pollee meg
iterate to -day and was again remanded on
bait.
tdte Misers In aeettaad.
Si Lesalw, Dee. 3. -Delegates rspreeeLt-
ing the striking Scotch coal minera met
here yesterday and made an offer to the
roasters to hold a conference with a view
to ending the deadlock. The masters de
.•lined to entertain the 'Proposition and
delegates therefore de ided to call out from
the mines 1'000 nen. who have been
workiug since the strike began This will
make a total of II /OW idle miners iu
Scotland.
es. feted Tans■t: Fund.
I ‘,!• Wt. Dec. S. -In response to a chess
non asked in the Hour of l'ommons by
Mr. Thomas Sett ,n, Mr Wo-.edall, finan-
cial -secretary of the War Office. in the ab
nonce of Mr. Morley, said that the Irish
constables had been iu,tructed not to in
terfere directly or indirectly with the
eollectiot of funds for the benefit of evict-
ed tenants
K.'sl Eahibilers Tike Prises.
f.oxln.N. pee. S. --The annual ,attic
show of the Smithfield club 'Trued with
as unwonted number of excellent exhibits
The Prince of Waits took the first prise
for Sontbdown wetherw, and the Queen
was awarded several prizes for exhibits
Prime were also awarded to the Doke est
Hamilton, the Duke of Richmond anti
Baron Rothschild.
A Novel Taa. _--
14)1005. Dec. 5. ---it is reported that Sir
William Vernon Har'ourt, Chancellor of
the F.eboquer, is considering among other
expedients a proposal to place a tax of one
penny on the shilling on theatre admis
dons
Attacked Wilk Paralysis,
l.owtxos, Dee. 4. -The Queen of Rol
mania is again developing symptoms of
paralysis and the symqptoms bah Mery
severe this they were i1 the perfloMi at-
tach.
Me Teat fib Me.
Part" Dec. 5.-11111a04e.., who is said
to have arranged the TMMei a Pavilion at
Chicago Fair, killed Mame at a hotel here
yesterday:-
Ps the Melt et flew
Toaowro, Dec. b. --The grandchild of
Mrs Frderluk Knibbs of Toronto, oar
ruwly escaped death yesterday. She look
• burning stick out of the fire in the kit
eben and the taut.. caught her clothing.
Mrs Knlbba, who wee out of the room,
happened to arrive in the nick of time and
wrapped a cloak around the child, thereby
saving its life.
The bels.. Wesess.wt Co...
MowTasat, Dee E. --Gaston Hugh... a In
of the Chief of Polies of Montreal. and
principal wltn.es In the case against the
three yonag mea charged with an attempt
to blow op the Nelms monumaul has bet a
seat off to New York. His alma'-•• may
resale la the dismie■al of the saes,
Medeettea y samlaaat I.deenday.
WOW. Deo. I.-ia the Hogan of As
*nobly ymtaria Mr. De�srdin's reale
liens to e.dMbp.
. 1h ssaaal ladad of
n umber. from * to S pix wtbe
hoist on motion Nen. is.. ureter- The
badge' "asci w01 be delivered this after
MOM.
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Mgsretteen•e D.beatar e,
O. -Thud new oars
eft d,bestawa yofte
hilet
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n lb*
"A
Word
To the Wives
Is Sufficient."
For Rendering
Pastry
Short or Friable.
t
CtroLENE
Is Better than Lard
Because
It has none of it. disagrees
able and indigestible
features.
Endorsed by leading food
and cooking e.perta.
Ask your (iroxer for it.
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Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wellington and Ann Streets.
MONTREAL.
JURISDICTION ONLY ON EARTH.
W ow a ledge e.o.m.. Ni. 1110.1 Ter,. MIs•
posed .1 a Perplvxlsg tame.
From !LC Detroit Free Pres.
The t'mot Ilonre of a *mall country town
in Illinois was I:hled with a curious throng
gathered t-, witness the proceedings of a di
yore. case begun by • young woman alone
husband was loan marshal of the place A
string est legal lights supported the rust on
both sides, which gave evidence of a lung
ani'. tedious light.
The .lodge to whom the mase bad been as-
signed was enjoying his tint term, and his
cous;itntioua face showed that he would
discharge the detiee , f his cities with the
greatest care ; but the town marshal's suit
was one of universal interest so the com-
munity, and the worn look around his
Honor's eyes revealed eateries' nights,
which he had seen: in pondering over law
honks to hit upon a decision that would
make a lasttng impression upon the peep',.
and to show them that he was ally c•tuipped
w ith the neexwry knowledge and sence of
justice for the office to which he had been
elected.
The complainant's aide rested. The de-
'etdant was then milled to the stand. sad_
hr opposing counsel began to eros.-exemise
h em.
•• Where were you married he was
asked.
. Chicago," the defendant answered
bluntly.
" How long ha, a you been married
" About four weeks."
•• Very well," said the lawter. •• Now,
Mr. Blank, where did you go after the
ceremony
"• We came down had visited the Fair."
•• Came down from when'"
•' From the air," he s.nswered, with a
chuckle.
': How did you manage to get in the iii "
the lawyer asked, surprised,
'• We were married 258 feet above the
earth "
" How did • hat happen.'
•• You see," he explained, " I went -to
Chicago to meet my wife, and we both de-
cided that it would be a novel and inespen-
.ire wedding tour to take a ride on the
Ferris wheel, and, to improve on the ides,
.be afterwards suggested that the ceremony
be performed on the trip. I consented, and
. minister came with es, and we were mar-
ried
arrieed at the hithc_t point in the revolution
of the wheel. --
At this this point the rustic maidens look-
ed longingly at one another in anticipation
of such • glorious wedding trip, while the
...Aye. with • long breath, arose to give his
first decision
t ientlemra." he mid. •' J. find by the
testimony that this one is bey e d by juris-
diction and I sin wholly without power to
decide, In the evidence it appears that the
couple were married 258 feet above the level
of the ground, and there is no authority
rested in me or this office by which I am
oven jurisdiction over events traapiring in
the air.
"The patties thee," he continued, aa he
thew his head hack, with an air of great
importance, " will have to appear at the
court of the district is which the ceremony
was performed, oe else remarry no solid and
substantial earth instead of in mid-air, and
try their cane over again.
At Nesse sad *breed.
Physicians, ci, travellers, pioneers, settlers,
'ova& and all clause, of people of every
Iegres, testify I. the medicinal and tonic
metes. eel Burdock Blood Bitters, the most
Iwpdar sad aballve aediciae extant. it
-cave. all Unlaces of the stomach, liver, and
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CHOLERA- MORBUS
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SUMMER Goof TS
CHILDREN°rADUL
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CRISP AND CASUAL.
laensad: Li-esalss rent. N.sdr.t.
Raglans, hes an mlJer Meat
Mated staken weed.. bottles.
Alesand.r had fear kinds of artillery.
000 's royal crown is worth 16,600.
A • teasposafsl of baking mode, dry, will
cure hieoseg/
Tfim aseame l valwtios of the States is
1890 was g91.549,586,80-1.
A Phll•delphis hat dealer says there to
least profit in ssll:ag ilk hats.
Germany prohibits the employment of
unto. men no reveratteut work*.
'rhe most rsteastre muses are thee, of
`taxo.y. The rotaries have 120 miles of
length.
knagration from Europese Ramis to
Siberia is in the ism ease, and reached I03,-
000 i. 18112.
To inv.gaate both hie body sad the brain
use the r-uabis tome, /Where'. Aromatic
1)u.ios N tae. 4
More than 11,000.000 is invested its club
houses and davit sbuouue facilities along
the Chesapeake Hay.
The oberstory on Mount Blanc alrredy
reports proof that there u nu oxygen to the
atmosphere of the sou.
Th. largest private house the Drtusl,
kingdom is Wentworth it ood H..uae, which
belongs to Fad Fttcwillatu.
Selman fishing is prohibited in the State
est \t'ashinetun hewe.s us. p. m. on Satur-
day
atwrday and the same hour en Sunday.
In manufacturing occupation the average
life of srapboilers le the highest, and that
of grind stone makers the lowest.
Victoria l'arbo'ic Silts is a great aid to
internal medici•e is the treatment of scro-
fulous sore,, taws lad aaaam.ee of .l
knit,. - y 4
Is the Orwin.
Star Boarder -Here is another dy that
has met • watery grave. ' Landlaty
Where is it ' Star Ssaeder- In tins pitcher
of milk."
tlttsefidrd Ohedleaee.
"I've made • mortal eurn,y of Mn. l'ar-
v.y noon She told me that her diamond
brooch cast 510,000, but begged me not to
tell slyest."
"Ak. I me. And you told."
-No. I dida't."
WINTER
GOODS
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
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and but Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
The Tonto Cash S11ft
P. O'DEA, Manazer.
>YSTP, ILREOYVATOB
AnMoTts ma
TO o .twtottt .
Specific and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
papa., skepless,em, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, low of
memory, bronchitis, omsomptacm
stomas, jaundice, kidney and urinary
disowns, St. Vita: dance, female irreg-
ularities and general debility.
LIBORATORT, (ODERI(Rr ONTARIO
J. M. McL EO D,
Proprietor as? liaawitastarse.
McLaopb BTrrnin RlntovaTt. eon M,asb
hoe esd to tows, as weS eabees
W the eragtl to between Owen mows bid
ae•Mh. Onassis. Durham and Toronto.
est Ir,
PLANING MILL
UTAMKlIE1 aii.
Buchanan &. Son,
reawvraortrotg„e
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Denten la W kinds et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES.
Aad builders( material of every de offptioe
School ?initial a Specialty
VHO IS IOUR TAILOR ?
This is • t .ltiestieo sad
tens M whish yea should gigs
DORS RISlIITYOU ?
If net, yachts os.. easily get sat
isfastties by roiling at
IMP'S 111111,
WEST STREET.
/:�Adrr. n eh LWwill be hep T ddo es�mttevaOnlyhill beiag. (kll ..~It and
H. DUNLOP.
A Trull Wondortu
Statomont!
Investigate it, by Writing to the Mayor,
Postmaster, any Minister or Citizen of
Hartford City, Indiana,
RAayroat errs, Blackford County,
Indiana, Jane 8th, 1808.
Soul le Ameriran .Iluiir•iue Co.
Gentlemen : I received a letter
from yen May 49th, stating that you
hail heard of my wonderful recov-
ery from a spell of sickness of six
years duration, through the use of
Sot Ta AMEr,CAN NEnt INF, and asking
for my testimonial. I was near
thirty-five years old when I took
down with nervous prostration. Oar
family physician treated me, but with
not benefiting me in the least. My
nervous system seemed to be entirely
shattered, and I constantly had very
severe shaking spells. In addition
to this I would have vomiting spells.
During the years I lay sick, my folks
I•aai an eminent physician from Day.
t.:t, Ohio, and two from Columbus,
Ohio, to come and examine me.
The; all said I could not live. I
got to having spells like spasmus, and
would lie cold and staff for • time
after each. At last I lost the use of
my hod - - eaantd not rise from my bed
3-1\1-0. E_
at walk a step, and hail to be lifted
like a child. Part of the time I
could read a little, and one day raw
an advertisement of year medicine
and concluded to try one bottle. By
the time I had taken one and one•
half bottles i could rile up and take
a step or two by being helped. and
after i had taken fee bottles in all I
felt real well. The shaking went
away gradually, and I could eat and
sleep good, and my friends could
:.careely believe it was I. I am sure
this medicine is the best in the world.
I belive it saved my life. I give buy
' name and address, so that if anyone
doubts my statement they can writs
me, or our postmaster or any citizen.
as all are acquainted with my case.
i am now forty-one years of age.
and expect to live as long as this
Lord has nee for me and do all the
good I can in helping the suffer:nit.
_. Miss ELLAN Siu1.17.
Will a remedy which can effect
such a marvellous cure as the above,
cure you ?
DAMS,
*screamer I. P. JteM.An,
WholPeale and Retail A�ggent fo
Godelrfch and vicinity
(45s.
4?)- FOWLER & CO. %
THE WONQEatFGL CHEAP MEN.
11urah For The holiday Ss&on
.1ll pernena desirous of purchasing X RAS
(iiFTB should call and see the
LABDF AID EMIT STOOL
OF
FANCY SLIPPERS&SHOES
AT FOWLER & CO'S.,
The Wonderful Cheap Mem
they are showing all kin•ls of WINTER GOODS at
price.; that will surprise you. Call and
inspect their stock of Warm Felt Goods.
T. PQWLZA & CO.
Ms WoroiawtL Caste Ma•
St North gide of %guar&
BOOTS. SHOES:
FORST (ITT W INU$ AND AIWURT"AN�D�IslikAUL Oi 110111.
who y had tyee/st prwsrla her Ills �bewa preAmlga bsemen Miaee►���hem *Orr
se wail Via•sa*
Ravine h Mem p •oleo Ile the `a.n„ Rewm mtp`r
P.amSee he .haste limey bee N
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Twilparer stated a • tm.eaent ori. (dime essa "
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