HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-1-18, Page 7TILE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ()NT., THURSDAY. JANUARY 18. 1891.
hite Blankets, _.
Grey Blankets,
Horse Blankets.
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SPECIAL VALUE
SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS 1
Unlined Blanket, 65c., worth 85c.
Lined Blankets, $1.25, 11 $1.50
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Oar 50c. Corse Cannot be Beaten.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear, extra value.
Navy and Black Storm Series. tie best in
Ton for the money.
INSPECTION KIiiDLY SOLICITED.
b PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
ivrTTNIZO,
Iind Draper and Haberdasher.
ONE OF THE OLD SCHOOL. 1 A DEADLY CRAWLER.
to sands, Nip Its Parsee t:..drrleN'•
Tre•sh-
rhe was from the country, but she didn't I
tetrad to 'eke backwater on anything on
hat •const if she could help it Piety was
::.e subject of dfacussicm, and sinter .sane,
who lived io • towo that male some pre-
,entoos to beings o.ws.dered a cry, had bets
\ anto tag on the immaculate nghtsuusne.s
.t {arson Jenkins.
sister Melinda bided her time until her
:mimeo came roudd end then took the doer.
1 dont mind albwin'," she said, "that
r.ra al Jenkins is • powerful religious man,
but wheat it comes to downright wrestlin'
with Seton, an' orients' his wil.faletetnpt-
..ttons, why, 1 stands right up an meenn'
an' says that our Parson (ioodfriemd can't
he beat by no man. He don't run a soup
kitchen 'err we don't have no use for ai:h
•liar down our way, an' he don't go slum
min sue we ain't got .e alums, Out he's
always ready for • tomb with the aaversary
no matter bow many snares an' pitfalls he
tete fur his feet.
"You know, he keeps a maple grove onto
els little plane •o' h. site • powerful store
I y 'em.Weil, it hadn't beena good
aujlario' weather at the time I'm spmkin' of.
It had been frizzier' considerable night totes
but it hadn't thawed out soy daytimes. en'
the sap hadn't had • good chance to run.
Itut Parson (:oodfriwe/ alters • great
hand for Whin' time by the forelock, so he
got hie boles bored an his spouts dray in
an' his bucks set so as to have everything
ready to take advantage of the right sort of
weather whet' it came •long.
"Well, he dose tbat on • Wednesday, se'
'hem trees of hie sever dripped • drop no
Thursday, nor no Friday, or os Saturday:
but os Smad.y the sun shows out powerful
warm en everything was a tbawin'. An'
whew be west to look at his tree. oe Men
,lay mornin• 'ens, of course, he wouldn't
let himself thick of them eves on • Seaday
he found that his sap troughs an' buckets
sur jest brimfuL Then what do you think
he does!'"
"Why, 1 enpposs he did wbat may ether
lou weeld bare doe.," replied Sister Jane.
"He took the tap away to make maple
...gar oat ef
"Pas, that's what Parses Joshing would
• does, so doubt," said Sinter 1leliada.
triumphantly, "ss' it proves what I'm tenial
thee* feats for --there w't • hors pions
man lives' than our Parses Goodfn.nd.
\o, he didn't shoat for joy am' take that
eap away, bat he just dropped down on his
knees right than ami' there es' he says it
was my owe cousin what heard him • Get
times bebi.d caw, Setas ; yes .sa't tempt mme
with ally Lord's hay cep,A. thew rb up
u' be emptied every lest drop of the staff
unto the armed,' an' sett Sunday ha
pr.meb.d Use mosi eosrisoi. serums i ever
heard on the with of the evil one."
She gassed se Lias%.
gems„ Pitch.
"I)i.i you get those theatre tickets, ('her
ley asked Yrs. Heidi. ef her obedient he.
haul en his titers h.w.01 frees bo.isees
"Ise, dear," he saswered.
"I1id you get therm for Thursday sight
'Amid did yea Bad nut whether yea ass
Outage them if 1 dweide to go to 11 ..i.'.
1 hiss after all •"
lies. 1 sae stela** them ler
her mit
"And did yew get aisle meats •"
l•«"
"Pretty well book, ss we ens get
el be Ir
"Third row fries He emir."
'.That'. mise ! Asa, eh, Amity r n-
ibs Brie* with & Nelle tied. el
xMq
be her raise. "AIM yes rewesbsr 10
the tees la the has ells whether Ms
w.a really wan r
Iowa
Leaded with Potwa, Set /t Wm-111.••Air.
the liras OA set. _
nem the New York Bun.
•' Put your eye on me, young feller, and
don't monkey with fate sail • big man
with • face full of black rtbieker" end his
trousers io his boots, as he came into the
Beat/host 1:ulch cafe, where the dapper
little bartender happeoed to be alone. "I'm
a death -deeding ...reeler, 1 am ' I'm •
crawhn' Crust my from t he ryeery foot -hills,
w ' that's hair on my clews a foot long • Pre
got two rows of fangs nineteen fangs to •
row, an' etery fang loaded with a plot u'
puma, lust awaitin' to be socked into the
first fellerbein', human or Isjun, that I
shove 'em up ag'inst ' I'm • cptwkr from
the foot hills, w' I'm • crawlin' right far
you, an' there ain't amine' that can atop
tete but rum ' Set it out, quicker o • jack
rabbit kin go two foot, young feller, or 111
spill enough place in you to lay out a whole••
tribe o' Digger Injuos, from the bead buck
down to the suckle' papoose . I'ut your eye
on me cad don't mookey with fate, for I'm
• death dealing crawler, 1 am, an' 1'n
crawlin' right tor you, an' *bar ain't nothin'
kin stop me but rust, ' 1 oar bear me •'•
Bet your Isle 1 hear you said the h•r-
te.der, coming from behind the bar. "Von
are a bloom' in disguise, you aro. I've
been pious' away for went o t'rastuly juice,
no' 111 just try • pint or two o' yours for
lack ' You're • death detain' crawler, aro
you ` Well, now, crawl right no and shoot
your plates .,
on bet I'm • death -dealing crawler'"
maid the long-haired tarantula from the foot-
hills', backing towards the door. " But i
ain't no hog' I'm • crawiio' crawfish as •
maybe' t'r..tuly, an' 1 reckon I've got time
to give the crawfish set • chase*
And the veermoes tenet started nut of
the door so quick that the bung starter
missed him by a foot.
gut in
Children
Who are thin, hollow -chest-
ed, or growing too fast, are
made Strong, Robust and
Healthy by
Emulsion
the Cre m of Cod-liver OIL
!t contains material for mak-
ing healthy Flesh and Bones.
Cures Coughs, Colds and
Weak Lungs. Physician's, the
world over, endorse it.
IM't be decoked p tsMNMMtI
Scott a Busse, busted.. A'i Dnrggn,t.. w a84
STORY OF A DREAM.
Thr 141.1) PN Mot Sevres* a Friend. 1.ler-
rrvlateaa el Si.
Frau, the •'Loveland Plaledsa!n.
A well known. You.; 07h:I e d woman,
living in the Ea t End, h id • peculiar dream
the other evening. She dreamed that she
wa•down town on Euclid avenue with her
baby mod was prefarieg to board a car to
go home. The step of the mow Euclid
avenue motor was rather titch and sho re-
quested • gentleman to hold her baby while
she boarded the car. He couseuted, but be-
fore he could return the infant to the arms
of eta mother, the ear started and lett with-
out the child. The grief of the young
woman was mtcuse and so troub:ei was her
mind that she awoke. Her relief at hntlipg
it •11 • dream was so great that she decided
to buy • crook on dreams and learn what it
all sign tied.
1 esterday she called i o a down town
book store and related her dream to the
clerk who chanced to he an acquaintance.
She purchased the book and trirued to the
index, where she found that such • dream
as she experienced foretold that the dreamer
wnull receive twice as much as. she had
lest.
"What would I • rel," she said to the
clerk, innocently, "that would be tw ce as
much tomeasmybaby '"
"Twins," said the clerk Iaenunally, and
she has not spoken to kis mince.
what women are Osteo.
Frown the Pbiladelpbr Pres
Wetness tend elevators in Roston.
Tls.re are female tramps in ('aliform.
De. Egotist/ deal ask you to take pili.
A third of England's telegraph operators
ere women
4 sew derovery of'great value - i?mljay s
Liver Lozenges.
Nearly 2,500 wanes practice 'medicine is
this ooustry.
If yoe are sick take Eeslj•y's Liver Lome -
ted amid est well.
Sit weenie in F..glaod are engineers of
tows draieage.
Keep the system reveler with Eeeljay's
Use" Inesagea.
1e all there are shoat 700 women doet rs
in Rmmia, and many of thee. occupy im
portant positions
Milburn's Reef, Iron and Wise is peeper
.d from fresh beef, soluble iron, amid pare
sherry wise, combined with chice aro •
mmaxim l m
A women well knows in Eaglieb oneiety
few her lowly mock and arms penalise %bees,
se it is shad, for half ea hoer ea.h night with
shamble Mather.
Cartel. Sinewy. U. S. A.. 9•s Noss.
cd,., awe : " Rh Mrh1 Catarrh Reused, is
the a nit 1 have aver fined that
.Ud. in. say good." Pries AO meta.
y all druggists.
•w
A widow is Vienst,hsying&sked whether
eh* weeM be allowed M p. .. the what
el her bushasd is u era la her ywtsest,
Me ben tad by the tie ..wall that Ale
welt set be pereshMt. The MI.i r rat-
yowlils aye the wawa, If It beans ose-
laJ te oneate seer &ris y est
A QUEER FREAK Of LOVERS.
S.wever, Th•y Used IMOg117 Myer an.l-
wariL
From the et. Loa*. choke-tteatteerat.
The Iirsorest test of will power •ad es -
durance ever rnale, 'Said E. 1). (ionsstuls oft
I lie ,ty of Mexico, " was is Mexico, the
characters liartctpating leag • Meaica•
girl awl as American man. They were
lovers, and fhu uirl's le.seut■ relesed tMir
cone 1t to any 00100, inviting that she
•le al l marry a wealthy Nev.-ea suitor.
.. tt +uggeotitis of the girl they agreed to
die toether, and to test the streu,tth and
endurance of each other's lot a they chose •
means of suicide unlike any ever dreamed of
before. Food and fruit were placed un the t
table in the sautes el a room oc.opted by
broth. the girl haviu;t escaped from her home,
but Ling uuwil►mg to elope with her lover.
it was &green that 'bey shuuhl starve to
death with plenty before thecal, and should
either succ'vnh to nit tire and partake of the
food tiles both wale rtlnased frog tM• lend
of dcathl w
cad there ould u
be an(cetl...K
e.i,urati n. or nights days they eodnnd
the paa�t of Lapp:* without a rnt:ru.iir or a
thought of w•veria,l hem their purpose to
die torlcther. The twelfth Jay hie tether
of the girl disoovereJ their wbereabeute,
coal, I,ree. ing the door, they were carred
not, tar•, tarot to -stand alone. It toi.k thus
several aura to re rover their strength, and
when tit. y did they were married. This is a
true statement, and the .►meriean id living
with hie Mexican wife to -day."
"WANTED A DUDE
01.1
tdtertierusessiefit seders teager...
ilea.
From the Wasliingtos News.
'•Wautcd A dude with contnu,n sense to
act as clerk for • prominent member of Ciro-
grw in Washington '• good pay fur • dressy
mss who is not • fool. A•ldress, - -
No. -- at., Washington."). t. .
The above advertisement was ..lied to
my atteation to day. it had been clipped
from • A%'estemn paper and bad been inserted
by a rattler ft -centric old gentlemen. His
bobby is dress, and yet hie moue of the most
exacting of men in his r(.tuirements of nom•
mon sense from .l1 with whom h.- is as-
sociated. sociated.
"People are often fooled when they speak
in derision about ," Laid a prominent
ng to the advertise.
envy men who go •
14t'tion of clerks fur the
oticial to dap
m. cat. •Ti
g reat way tnj
plass a I' r$.ry, for instance, to
gt t a t ho is dressy. Some of the most
su txssful Young risen i know in this line of
business are those who euttivate dress and
an almost excessive polite :Wanner. They
are what are called "dudes," ant have to
take their share of derision trom those who
dont appreciate the advantage they gain
from these things. You must remenber
there are dudes and dudes. A man may be-
come one class of dude by careful attention
to dress and yet not spend all the money he
makes on his clothes.'
Mora i'1Ne w M else►
•
(nrritrted Plebiscite aeturae. "
r. Alii, M. `1.-1'omplete .orreeted
return. of the plebiscite in nine counties -
of the provin-e ars as follows ;
For. Agaln•t. Mai.
Brant iucld'g Brant-
ford
Dundas .....
Durham -
ronteaa•- ,including
Kingston:
Haldiman4
1.fneofn itnebo•ling St.
('athermeel
eintarin
Prince Edward ..
tipster;oo
-27 1.::P2
2,283 1121
:1,35! 1.315
1,235 2,157
3,601 1,248
:1,088 1.700
1,020
2.362 1,1:412
3.:17 3,668
2.895
1,33;
2,0;3
fi;8
1,353
1,::68
2,131
1,210
`1x1
SOME SERIOUS JESTS.
barb May he ilius■ mete• Sailer Laugh.
From the New York Tribune.
Mr. Seintsl.ury says; %hitt few utaerven
would be disposed to dispute, that emoug
writers of secood or lower classes there are
few who hold their pla,ea in 'arch a pre
carious' fashion as the humorists .t .creas
their beethreu of the first clans o. stupe per
haps the surest position of all. t 10 humus
iet of the second class, Mr. .1. K. Jerome,
complains piteously That the "superior
crista wuu't give him credit for seriousness.
The serious public don't seem to thu.k a
thing is serious unless it is put in • serious
manner. The modern serious public would
n ever take Voltaire as serious, nit account
of his style. But he is every bit a serious
as t'arlyle. 11 I want to say anything
serious, it is easier for me to saoy it in the
lora of a fgscial tale than to putet forward
id an essay with big•saundiog words. It ..
to ditlicult to Re' the public to ree • eerie:is
thing under a lirbt stay of putting, it. 11
.1:,op cane and wrote tc-day, only the
editors of child:eu's magazines would notice
his fables. Some of Josh Billings' sayings
are as serious as Thomas Hardy a, but yet
every one looks on Josh killings as an Ame
rime tlrolc. ilumor is often very deep
seriousness tam to bitternen. :1 man often
attempts to laugh and joke over a thing he
feels is too deep and painful to discuss in
any other way. 'there are thoughts, you
know, that Ile ton deep for tears ; but can
you not express them with • laugh, however
paradoxical it may sound" Humor is not
so much • peculiar way of looking at life as
expressing what nae sees and knows of life.
Humorists see as clearly as any one, end
perhaps more clearly'tban inept, the serious
side of human lite. .
Totals 29,584 16.919' 12,fi)'.
The returns from the remaining counties
are still incomplete,
cued. Mesdy and MIN,
LONDON, Jan. Y. -The Financial Times
says editorially that it is satisfactory to
hear that the Nova Scotian Government
ran announee • surplus. The Dominion
also rejoices in • substantial surplus re
nom Canada seems to be the only part
of the world which is not keenly suffering'
from the widespread depression of 1891.
The Pall Sall gazette expresses • hope
that the Imperial Parliament will sea ire
way clear to give support to the ('.n•da-
Anatralia cable project. The nndertaking
will be a most deserving one In the mean -
tune it is to be regretted that Hun. Mae
ketizte Ilnwell's aMi;ieclean mission rine
the risk of being partially abortive by the
doubt that appears to surround the .Ears
ton of the project of the Australian 'nlon
lee holding • &outereae, with Canada.
High Court Divisions C.se.lidsted.
Tnatrvto, Jan. 8 -According to the
rule, of the Supreme ('aunt of Ja le.tnre
fur t Intario, the three divisions of the Iligh
Court here been enn.olid•ted. HOrrxfter
tbe ten judges will work upon one listand
all of them will be unsigned to try both
jury and non jars earsinstead of her
ing an .5.1*. and • chane -Ty sittings at
each county town. there will bra
sittings and $ n u jury entities at each.
t'cept that in the cow ••1 a few tnwnlweh
as \spans.• 1'ayuga. Harlin, .te . where
foreserly 50 chancery airtime were held, •
combined jury end son pay sittings wit'
b. held.
Need steepen er'ie.Ms awe.
tits .1,11411 MO, TOL, Jas, 6 -Dr. Ms
toss ('avesldish, the noted Foglia traveller
asd scientist, died hem Saturday ohne •
brief Mew& at tbe age of 63 years
eIMMMees M
Wsuv en lase It
far all purpose"
Laundry and
Household
and find It a
great comfort
and saver of
Labor
alight
OAP
Has no equal'
for purity, nor
for cleaning and
sweetening, nor
preserving the
clothes and
hands from in-
jury, nor for
ail -round
general use.
REFUSE CHEAP IMITATIONS
There M a 111tte1eaLe,
•• l'as, is there any differ,nee7hetwecn •
cola and • us6aihry, )' "If the doctor .ills
it • 0old, the bill te about $1. 1f he ca!1s It
Influeozi, it's about ill. The dilference n
69, my sen.' ,
AN OLD SEA DOC
A M•■ she called Is Mlle titpniw 111tr•
pees:... t ,�,,,tYm�,,r.
From the New Yo: k AaveitlMr. '
•
1 discovered an old sea dog the other et en
log at an election of officers of the Americo
Association of Masters ad I'ilota of Steam
Voiotia of Harbor \o. 1, of which there are
several in this port. This ancient mariner
is t'aptain t'. H. 1rrickerhoff, owner of the
tugboat of that name employed in towing
about the harbor. ('apt_ Brickerhoff was a
boy in the clipper ships in 1853, when he
was barely large ennngh to handle • broom,
"pass the ball" to the music of the "serving
mallet" and carry the grub from the galley
to the forecastle. In 18:6 he was third
mate of the clipper ship (:olden (:ate. the
first clipper to absodos q(rying studding-
sails. Capt. Rr(ttterhpff *ea two years in
the famous Collins Line steamer. Pacific as a
petty officer nnder ('apt. Erre !C ye, leaving
tjte trip before she was lost with all on
board in command of .Asa Eldredre. This
typical old sea dog has held every office in
the American :Association of Masters and
i5bts, from captain down the list to chap-
lain. As purser for several years he kept at
careful watch over the funds of the harbor
as Congressman Holman over the funds of
the nation, onel fur this faithful service ob-
tained the Name sobrd1neot, "the watch dog
of the treasure.''
The telly el preisNu is 1 egpsoaly chowe
who praise be War kw 7.
ley es sdeeni st warily. The
aliens who hew se web seth.s. hke
.sm.. ler be sod
spew�uWMl•Mnw.
ed. Sr ftwsh Its pens limb
w•l.st Cave's Merry Cbrl.raa•
From the Greensboro Dail) Record.
A gentleman who yesterday returned from
Walnut ('ove says ('hristna• was celebrated
throughout that section is treat shape.
There were tete and fights. In one scrap
no less thea ten men were engaged. They
believe is the old fashioned way up in `t:okes
- fist and skull. Sometimes amen gets an
ear nibbled nR, en:eye gouged out, or a fin-
ger bitten, but all such casualties are small
matters. ,lust so • man doesn't cry"e000gh '
he is all right, and everybody pats him on
the hack.
.he's a Gismo el tie &Pet Mar.
From the Atlantic Conatltatles.
HrauI\.:ae to, Ala., .Lan S. Gurley, in
the Point Rock Palley, North Al.bama, has
a prodigy in the shape of a 9 -year old white
child. Her name is 1.irzie Peale, and her
parents are &mesa the best people In Jack
son Cooney. She weighs 1912 poe..ls arta is
possessed of enormous st rengtb. !Boma with
the greatest ease, lift cad carry off an any 11
weighing 225 pounds, and earry off a hie
man who could scarcely lift her from the
armed. Her hair is very long, and she has
regular, hoautif,rl features.
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CHOLERA
CHOLERA- MORS'.
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DIARRHOEA
DYSENTERY
DYSE
OOYLL INTS
SUMM�"AC►j.jLTS
CHILDRENy
Price
5c :
BEWARE of it1;TATIOR5
JTOCK TAKING SALI
In order to get Our Stock Reduced we will Offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In all Lines
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
I Lamps and Lamp Goods,
Cutlery and Silverware,
Granite and Puritan ware,
Carpet Sweepers,
Clothes Wringers,
Japanned, Tin; and Copperware:
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
tXiC00(5BF5iiRIFIW
COAL AND WOOD
YLa12D.
Special attention given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters fur all grades of
HARD, SOFT i BUCNSMITH COAL.
Coal weighed on either marlet or my Scales.
Get my Prices before going elsewhere.
TERMS CA.M.
Telephone Caw sect t.a.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
WHY
tint-ly.
We have a Fine Assortment of Stoves and Ranges
and if you are thinking of buying anything in this line we
think we can suit you as to quality and price.
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Ooderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies 1 And how is it
that he can sell so cheap I
BECAUSE
He finds that It pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Re
turns." He also makes •
specialty apicture framing
(live him • call before pardon
ing elsewhere Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
PLANING MILL
LITIN.ISIRO 1854.
Buchanan & Son,
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Ihslera la all Sleds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
HEATING AND SANITARY PLUMBING A SPECIALTY,
SAUNDERS & CO•,
t1'ENT NTIt I:1.r.
J'_ AD: R,
Carriage Marsufacturer,
liavisg -purelmerl the business of
McCREATII et WALKER
1 have now arranged, nut only to contiout the t .eels;;. Trade, hut rave decided to
do all classes of work in
HORSE -SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING 1
NONE RUT THE DEBT OF WORKMEN EMI'LOV El) 1N EV ERN' DEPARTMENT.
Aad linliderVI motorist et every deseri$Mss
label furniture a Specialty.
2396 l y.
MO. A.
pltOpRWALKER?
itpN.
WHO IS YOUR TAILOR ?
Thu is • pertinent yuestien asd
tine to which you rhouhf give
thought.
DOES HE SUIT YOU ?
1f not, you canreasily get art
sfaction bycalling at,
DUNWP'S BMPUIIIGN,
WEST BTPEET.
A ' large-.gtraittity ,of KFAI» 11.11 rE
('LtITHING on hand will be dialoged of at
whaterer'ttily will bring. ('all early &n.l
get Bargains.
H. DUNLOP
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING•
EPPS'S COCOA
•
GODERJOH
1 Steam Boiler Works.
4FMTAll1.18HftI)'IBlQ,)
IA. S. C H RY STA L
BREAKFAST SUPPER.
P7 • *borough kneeled** of the natural
laws whkh got ern the operations of digemllo•
and nutrition• and by a earefni application of
the fee properties of well-rlaeted Cocoa, Mr.
Keen has provided for our breakfast and sup
per • delieately Aaroated beverages whkh ma7
save us many heavy doctors' bllla. it Is by the
judiclops use of ouch articles of diet that •ooe-
stitutioi may be gradually built up until otrone
eunuch to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle raladleo are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is •
weak point. We may escape man • fatal
shah by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished hernia --
Cited Service Gazette.
Made simply with belling water de milk.
Sold only in oscketa,by (lroosss, lahslled thus .
Jif ETTA tkmIMa. An, Lid., tewo. e
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Suereeeorto ('ir:ota1 S' Black,'
Manufacturers of all kinds of St.'. ion
:try Marine, 1, priglit S TubuL r
3:3022.1ERs,
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, et..., etc.
Also dealers in Upright and Horizontal glide
\'alre Katrina. .Automatic cut 1)f Nadine, •
pecialty, All sires of pi e and ripe -nub*
momently on band. Felieuatee furnished on
snort nor Ice. Repairing promptly attended to
7012-17 1. 0. Sol 37. Ooderirh. t►ot.
Warks-OppoMte O. T. R. station. Gogtticb.
EOD'�SYSrlitILT REONVATOR
EM D RCLEDt61
Specific and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverishes binn.l, dye.
pepsa, sleeplessness, palpitation of the
heart., liver conn faint, neuralgia, lois of
memory, bronchitis, cosssdm tion, gall
stoner, jaudioe, kidney and twittery
diereses, St. Vitus' decor, female irreg-
ularities and teneral debility.
LABORATORY. BODERIBIL ONTARIO
J. M. Nci.EOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
McLgou'sttrsrrttuu REeovamR can he dish
from an drtt�glsts to town. as well an from
all the druipr a between Owen iiou.d cad
Mssorth, Brussels, Durham and Termite
017 Iv.
"Backack.
*.Sara 14. Aid-
.sya ars is
tremble. Dodd's
Kidney Pills/w
prompt relief.'
16 per evert.
of disease 12
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disordered kid-
ser
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bit N Mw a
healthy tiffs
nf41..t sorer-
ors,
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keen whew Om
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awes{
they are
Pell by ss iwb.� ser by _ages ssielet
Ina oiled Warm
Tab. a•eo Mates be. she for %w
the seat engem
of the system.
"Delay Is
dangsrarls Neg-
lected kidney
fropbl•s ream It
i n Ind Blend,
Dyspepsia, Liter
Complaint asd
t Af most dan-
gerous 0 alt.
erigats Maw.
Dui fofrtes sad
Tile above
assess* lues*
erlet siker•
Dodd's kitties
Pelts are asetl