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THE SiGNAL: f:()DFRTCH. ONT.. THITl2CDA1'. FF,I;ItITAI;Y A, 1.94.
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twins SHUSH RAILWAY.
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and Semen LS/ m,
Dsst1 T.
M. IEICHOLSON, LD.S.--DENTAL
roams upon '. Past Ores. Mostar.
oedartoa. AU Misdeed a.4 appeared local
saasehatfea sa band toe Imola.
tem*. Safely
RS: S. RICHARDSON, L D. B,.
E/ aurttese demist. Gee and vitalised Mr
aarer d for psititees etetreeds. of teak.
.newtonto the pnaerv.tIoe
the natural thane—L'p male.
e)pera Homo
entrance as West -
at . 0oderiek. stet -I►
__ 1Dadlcal,
DR HCIITKR, PHYSICIAN, Sill
,see•.. etc. inane -McLain', Mock, Mont
ma -et. Stahl valet frau British 'Exchange
Hetet. 13 ly
DRS.o►4ANNON s 811Ahi1OIE,-
Physictaa.. .%Ivsaae.tc.
U. C. an.xwon.—lteeid..... apiar.t ease,
anal. J. H `iirs
arore.—ReridNord
est,
Norat,
ehp- Model .t•h.wL
MPION A JOHNSTON, BARRIS-
tar� /allouon, K D dm- t}}ewiwieh.
-Oren Je.rdau • Dr 1L CAJr-
Itm.. , Q. CHSIN
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ER
TOIrTI S E DANCEY, BARR
AA Solicitor. Conve)sneer. tc.. etc.
ts mem ■t 4..we.' rates. Ilorton's Bock.
Pent. ('ulb,rue Doled (3odrrieb. One.
D II. 4. 11 r, BARRISTER, PR(TC-
. terter is Maritime Courts of Oataro
OtRs► th Colborne t-oi0t. U13
O. HAYS, (SOLICITOR, Le.
R. °Mee. weer of aware .M Wed
dews Uodrei. ever aolgwl/h on aePri-
vot0
stores, d►to lead .t lowest tales of inter
est. 11!eir
GARROW & PROUDPOOT, BAR-
rtnen, Attorneys, Solicitors. am, God.
Wk. J. T. llwow.lye.. W. Peoudtoot.
CAMER)N, HOLT IHOLMES,
Deriders. Solicitors la Chancery, tc,
0oderizh. M. C. (Lateen. Q.C. ; P. 0a1 ;
Dadloy Holire.
O. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
J• ate... and commissioner for Wtt1nng and re -
c lvfa. recars..ao.a of tall. .tlld.vlts o
aekreatto.e, depositions or so lama dealers -
Mae I. tie o.sn.r.ilaoog Sty .diets. sett or pro-
m 112 High Court Judice. the
f>Mmtof Appeal for Ontario, or m any ()meaty
es vMos Coats, AU trea..otl.aa
err. wat+ew...oatIt.da..o.aer �*. .
Masihaataar 11f1sa$u$S.
GODER�QH mummer INSTI•
TUTS 13ARY AND RIADINU-
I1110014, our. of Salt street and Spats (up
Open from 1 toe h a.. sad from r lee le r.a.
ABOUT 9000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
L.adiny Nally, Weekly and llla.trakd
Papers, Mayuzwiea, eta, oft Ale.
ILE RLRt1HIP TICKET. ONLY •r.
graatlag fres ..e of
brary and legal
Apptl.attow for seemh.rakip received W
Librarian. la room.
tl.aMITH. GEO. STiVIN,
President. Y..rotary.
Sed.rleb March Nib Ile.
Knitting PM0611117.
NEW KNiTTiNO FACFORY.-T
o
adersi,lnod bets to women to the Pub-
lic that he l... Stied op premises with the
trotand m et Improved knitting machinery
wbioh will he run by a thoroughly exper.enoed
operator. and le prepared to do the heat yuai
ity of knitting at very reasonable prices
themes awl others bringing in their own
pars to be kali into stock ilige. socks. etc.. will
be liberally and promptly dealt with. Orders
left at int store. air. Victoria earl Bruealta..
will receive prompt attention. D. K.
!WRAC!! AS.
AINSIMINANWINg.
TH•llEAB t3h71rDRT, AUCTIONEER
arid insurance Aeeat. Ooderleb, Out
laps. London aad Lancashire Firs Ina Co
and (dose District Hanel Ins. CO. Sales st-
Melded to In any part of the comity. fitly
Tt.0011 KNOX, GENERAL AUO-
Veneer •ad Land Valuator. Oodetieb.
Having had eossidersbie (xperlsm* la
.eotioaerri trade. he V in a poMtls. to
aroe with thorough eatiaaadUoa W moo
letteatru,led to bins. Order*l0at
s Hotel. or ,sot by mall to his
P.O-. earefally .trended M. JO
Oeeaty Am:densar. NMI
lloelssiiN.
4 CANADIAN ORDER Or HOME
v Ch0Ma-Aedriek Cinis, No 1K meets
Hamby of seek timed' (a die Mil over
iI0lr0L adieu apical bidettu last. la
gad .lee beaeau[ D. CALBICK.
• k. J. ACHI9O7t. Treasureer; E.
ARMOR 8.erstmrv. 1111.Irr
Dental Announaslar sst
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ve Tge cat ter
AT
DR. E. RICHARDSON'S
DReTaa sautes.
spERi ROWSE Mists' WEST -STREET
CI E, ONT.
It iamb
0, unlimited eatiefaetle.- arae .
p4.IHeefwl end eadanimase
��e��teuts��e m that 1 hawve the tSsaa�limage
y .ad
mem
:= r '"IsZreete during W .etraat ..
Mote et MEV MAW u► mrd lads d, peer hi hi Iteho�
ens
didesese Silgan
_TI-2Q>a1RYM 7POID1'r�
10=
M
tllflre ate n
psAlle,ttb peret/sss On was Msec.
Win
111{1 >a IWOKU o■elf.
SOS
A Racking Cough
Carrel hy Ayer's 011 Pectoral.
Aire If. i). l l.t 1.1 . X11 0 c .wee
Tiaetptrt, X. Y.. say*:
'-over thirty 'o'ari► riga, I memh:•r
beating my radars deseribr, the v. •.a.l•r-
fnl en -ware efi.•. is of Ayer's \�'h."•rr,;
P•eL,ral. Dllritiea T'r'eat sitne•Iga.t Is
Greope, whle'h r•,.anned the forte\.nf a
eatarrh.eu ere•• of the lungs. a. Coal -
by as a,arracating Bough. I
us. .1 v artoom reatesins and preseriptiotts.
\C Tib
:etas of th:'?e medl. itisd partially►
fillet ttt..1 the con, :,lug attiring the da)
none oft Leet affuret.d me any relief from
that speernes ie- sited of the longs whish
wowld set lige the r.trwieat I attempted
to lie dolt uatnight. After team etrive
an..b ni; has I was
Nearly in Despair,
an.l 7..-.1 uboulacci lel to sit up a:1 night
in uty easy elcdr, and pr.. urs• w hat
sleep I cent(' in that war. It then a.•_
Mitred 4, me that I lull a lmdtle of
A)ers Cherry Po.•toral. 1 toek a
spoonful of this l'rep:trutk,n In a little
ttat,•r, 01:d w av :IMO to I,.• .1"eau s ithonj
roughing. In ft w nano. I fell
.L •p, and aw..k.• in the morning
greatly refreshed and f.v Eng much
better. I took a re asprxanhi: of ah. 1'. e-
t.•ral every night for a Creek, then gr.'.I-
n.liy dere'., d the dose, and in two
tea cls n.v eouerh was cured."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prep -reel by Dr..t. C. Ar.r a t•o., 1 owe:1, Y.•r.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
CRISP AND CASUAL
It is eetamated that Hutt., Montana, will
produce 130,000,000 p•unda of copper this
year.
The distance from the farthest point .•
puler discovery to the pole uses is 460
tadsa.
Small ).r('sated rde^k do not
.ripe or sicken. 7ltee'i
t ua1
A heliotrope hedge, 200 teeloon, is to
Ventura,C
he seen op the premises of a Cal ,
florist.
Sweat (moonlit; of nearly 99 per cent. of
water and • little over 1 per coot- of saline
matter.
Tom --How old :s your sister Mabel ' Ned
—Her count, do you mean, or family Moble
record '
Ih. I.,w', Sulphur Sosp is • dcliehtful
shampoo. It cleanses the scalp and darkens
qt.y heir. 4
11,uossot* gets • revenue of !x1,500,000 a
year from the groes sarotors of the railroads
In that State
The ,entity of oranges and lemons
raised in Southern Italy lest year is pieced
at 57,000 toes.
1t is estimated that then are 3.000 mere
paupers in L•,ndon than these were this
time • year ago.
Among all nations the weight of the male
brain is generally 10 per cent. htavier than
that of the female.
It is reported that the eagles •long the
00sa0 coot of the State of I%aenIogton ate
Lenge ex formulated.
Pal., weak women need • taste, strength
living. dash Molding medicine like Milburn',
Beef, Iron and Wine. 4
The Phillipi.e Islands export more than
100,000 agars annually, almost 3,000 toss
of coaee and 220,000 tone of sugar.
Worms cause ser ions giddies. Dr. Low's
Worn Syrup destroys an,t expels all kinds
of worms eutckly and lardy. 4
Queen Victories crown u worth 11,200,-
000 I c torts in interest 136.000 • year for
the headpiece which she never wears.
in Magid, l.dia, there are tbreeban'ests
reaped every year : pew and oil seeds in
April, the early rice crop in September., and
the great rice crop in December.
Daring the cholera plague of 1965 the
greatest mortality at Rome and Madrid mu
es Sundays ; at London and Berlin on
Wednesdays ; at Paris on Saturdays.
The white folks spend • great deal of
time and messy trying to curl their hal.,
and the colored people p•Irouini every ped
dler who sells • decoction warranted to take
the curl out.
N.Itkwhoff, of Geneve, says there are
311.000 blind persons lm Europe, mostly
from fever, and that 75 per cent. would
have kept their sight had they been pro-
perly treated.
l'aptain Sweeney, t . S. A. San Diego,
('al , says : ' Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
the tint raw, cine i have ever toed that
would .in r.. any good •' Priori 50 conte
',.1d by all :vrgida • w
le by lee made wee Siad.
When the stove pipe season has psaaed,
and the bruises sad abrasions of footle!:
are forgotten, when the mother in la+ joke
jets well wore that its hotter use has been
Wooed, then don mankind tura to the
dsk for amnement : for the dude is • large
lamgibility, and he has hie sea Amadei
the gamin is nee. Good Vie.• says th.t he
teas walking} alarm the .treats and met •
little boy who asked hi.n the time. ' Ten
minutes to sum," alar the dude. Wetl,"
says the hay, "at mine o'clock get your hair
eat.- and he took to his heel• and nn, the
dada alter him. when, turning • owner, the
dude came in oeett ct with • policeman,
n early ksleeking him (Iowa. \V hat's ap•"
sai4 the pniteemisa. The dada, tory much
oat of hreatk, said '•'. we lee time young
. rehis running along there' He asked see
the time. I told him tom mimutes to mise,
and he said, 'At aiw o'clock get year Mir
• " "Wall,'• say the polioeml•., 'what
are you rimming ser T %N'veeight mistress
mare yet.'
He tuned, wean privatise Mae,
To the o.lmpany that woad have owned
Rat sow oke MS goat erea't seely,
Reoaasa Feeljse's 1 toispee eared him
-
Isaaranee leans.
A map& heavy
atlirt Maa!ese ..t ..gar e,t.g4
NE WAS A TEETOTALER.
Now a Moor Irt.h Car prise, Otauesiee4
a 11,.etor .f Itlletrlty.
77ir fcdlow'►tt;. narration is made in
-' The Life of Dr Thomas 1 int brie, by
his Nn, of the coovrniun to total eb
stile -nee of the great divine and writer
o' tine Sc• etisb church I►nriug the ea -
reminder e.( his Tong life Dr (Ireton/ was
an indefatigable pr. *cher against inter
lordlier awl was the originator of rag
grad N'buole. which beme'le a uati.,nal
femme He was ever a pfuuiwr in re-
form morerueute. an.l not onlc tiaeat
Britain but the world owe* much to his
:salty to adcaoce the tl ght and the
clear vieinu with whie•h he worked for
Lk. ftit are.
1 waw first led," he told a te'btperance
me•''ing in (Belfast in Pet-: • to form a
hitch opinion of the cause of temp ranee
by the bearing of an Iriahmau. It is
now feint, V. ,years ago. 1 hal left
Omagh un A butter, biting, blasting .Lay.
with a !w..hing ruin and hail to travel
a'rtaa a cold country to l'e..kstou.
Well. by the time we get over half the
sort we readied a small ion, into which
we went as r.ilort to sore'a of weather
run into the f•rst haven By this time
we Wer' ssakiug with water ontai•le,
and as thetics were the days not of tea
and bind. tint of toddy drinking. we
Ilion ;lit the best way was to soak our
,selves with whiskey inside
"Accordingly we rushed info the iuu.
lerel warm water Soul got our tutu
b of toddy l Int of kindness to the
ear river we cnik'd him in Hr was not
ver well clothed --indeed he rather be
to ' in that respect to the order of my
mote, ,,School in Edinbnrgh. Ile wast
"tusking wet. and we offered him a good
rummer of toddy- We thought that
what warreanc'e for the goose was ranee
for the gander. but the ear driver war
not such ader a= we. like gee.. took
him for H*wonll not taste it 'A hr.
we asked t objection have yon7"
Said he, 1' . your riv'rence. I'm a
teetotaler, and •wuti t taste a drop of
it.'
"Well. that stunk in buy throat. and it
went tom heart. i in another sense
than drink though. It went to my head.
Here was au humble uncultivated. un-
e.lncated Homan (catholic carman, and
1 and, 'If that man min deny himself
this indulgence. why should not 1. a
Christian minister" t remembered that.
and 1 have ever remetulrh tl it to -the
honor of Ireland 1 have often told the
stony and thought of the emineple set by
that poor Irishman for our people to fol-
low. I carried home the rtatltfpbraace
of it with mo to Edinburgh That cir-
cumstance. along with the seems in
which I wag called to labor daily for
year, male rue a teetotaler
*tend . Child Shall Lead Thr.,."
Little Edith was It bright little tem
penance girl of r, year., but her heart
Iv y the sad scenes,
he vt hoors,thongh
her home waa lovely enough to in e
any tittle boy or girl happy The beau
tifnl river Hudson flowed calmly by and
above the tall trees that nodded their
drows heads over the river rose the
lofty leaks of the Catskill monntaius.
Her home was a neat. white. cheerful
cuttagr that stood not far from the
woods.
Her parents were what the people now
mall good, honest people, but her father
hal been not tette than three roars ago
a pour drunken marl who had hero
mooned hy the beautiful words of (Pod.
and he sown developed iutn a splendid
miller
Edith was in the habit of taking her
father's dtuner daily to the mill, but on
the occasion of my story she started ear
lier than usual When .he had gotten
about half wsy. she saw a poor than ly
Ing at the foot of a tree appnr.ntly
drunk She hurried on to toll her father
what she hal .iron. the etory of which
brought tears to the gond man's eyes to
think he had once been in that condi-
tion, but had h.en saved
She bad heard of drunken men being
saved by the singing of a hymn. an she -
resolved to do this and try to rescue the
man. It did not take very king for her
to reach the ,.pot where he lay She
stepped quite ont of sight and began
pinging the hymn. •'( Mt of Darkness 10
to Light.- it was evident that the man
paid no attention to her singing until
she came to the' part. -All thy talents
we have wasted. all thy lawadio,beyed. "
After the little girl had finished her
singing the Ivor pian arose and went to
his miserable hnt. where he sat down to
think what thew words meant. Ile
thought of ever so many meanings, int
none united hint until he found .out the
tree n.eaning, and he derided not to
drink any more. but to obey tied. Than
this poor roan was brought to walk in
the "path of light. "—Exchange.
Nerrdtiary Aleehe 4...
,-ar.fnl stony of many cases by earl
on. observers shows that heredity is the
most prominent earlse and is preaent in
over an per cent of all inebriates. An-
other active factor, mon' apparent and
controllable in the problem of inebriety.
is that of marriage. At present the in
dee(riminate marriages are largely in-
flnential in intensifying and continuing
the alcoholic stream. Criminals, pan
pers. inebriates and others notoriously
tar down nn the mal to diasolatiioa are
permitted to marry and raise C'6ildren
freighted with • truly frightful legacy
of degeneration. it is this defective
heredity tion' n.d and intensified by
marriages with ,,Ruble bad stock that is
the great fountain spring from which
inebriety comes Alcohol, oC all other
dtuga. arena to intensify and provoke
mita,.., awl the most favorable coodl-
tions for the destruction of cell Aoki
nerve force—Dr. P. D. Crotbers.
Twwp•aMM
Thirty rine minion OW hundred and
seventy live thousand 'hnndnwl and
nineteen barrels of domestic hoer were
ronanmsd in the I'nfted Mates last year.
or over half a barrel for every man.
woman and child.
(1.rl ie hard to Sol for the men who
seeks him with a brittle In his remittal)
pocket.
in 1102 John P fit John was indicted
;Ind trial in Illinois for the crime of
f.. line • fti.Ritive .I*v*. Erni the jnry fir
quitted him.
Train op ynnr child in the way be
should go. but be carwfnl to lead the way
y..ortestf
(hit of 1e business failures in (aliforr
nim luring a recent week, a were saloons
,and I a wholesale liquor dealer.
no commas tlsfi.dr.
Crow w laitd.:
n.
Net of t►N hI Hn no 'Me Of wwM los gleaned eh ofireIlled let him acre►,"
1 tea tee. M rowans shoe..
that
sc•.tt,ee testd a C
few (Iara seal
u
77ss esM
ng **a MIbruws et lite-(bpywastir
1 illeYa Jecac' ksadc an rev+Nns
FREE GUARDS.
A 1NsWvraeen la Orrb.rds wtl e
Aboard.
It is a.tuuiahiag how lunch
two or three rabbits can du M
orchard in a single night
o f
had an orchard of se �sSS
test, ..n open around, aIy
use aid that of a neighbor. The
ereb.rd was well cultivated, and the
ground kept entirely avisar of all weeds
and trash, and as my neighbor kept
two !bunting dogs. which made it their
l,uaiiw s to kill every rabbit that vett
turned into that locality. 1 thought it en
tinily unnecessary W pnwide any pit
teeti.,rt for the trims. Late in the win
ter. there came alight tall of snow ac
►le.. — Wu% 1-N TNE-r. 0 -AND.
cotnlanied by severe cold weather. 1
looked over the on•bard the following
morning, ane not a track of any kind
was to le neon, but the second
niurnittg 1 noticed a few rabbit
tracks, and. to my great surprise. 1
[t,aud that fnlly one thiel of the tote's
had been gnawed, four of them being
completely girdled. The track,: showed
1daiul that the mischief bad been done
.v ral.bite. My neighbor brought his
dogs and wes hooted the entire locality
over. but we could only find two rah
bits, in the stomach of which we found
tree barb. We followed their back
tracks and found that they hal conte
from a swampy tract. six miles distant.
1 immediately bound np the wounds
on the treee with.strila of cloth. and.
fir 50011 as the ground thawed a little. 1
took four inch drain tiles. broke them
open lengthwtoe andt removing the
cloth, enclosed each of the trees with
one ..1 them, binding them together with
small wire These tikes were then filled
with fine soil, and kept full until tine
first of t tetober, when they were opened
and the trees examined, In ever
Instance the wounds were entirely
iti.
lit
fir .-« '
-r- Irlt•
)-1n. 2. — IME. el' ev TED TREE
healed. the bark having grown over
them and the tress were in a healthy,
thrifty condition. In a few cant.s root,
had started ont from the edges of the
Dealing wounds, but the autumn druoth
had stopped their growth. During the
last three veer., I have tiled quite a
large number ..f injured trees for neigh -
bora and friends. and in every instance
they have healed completely.
It is advisable. however, soya a writer
in American Agrcultnrist, to adopt
efectivetneaenrea for preventing injury
to trees by rabbits and mice, and thin
save much labor and anxiety. It can
ire done easily and cheaply, .ss follows
Take common plastering laths sail rut
them in halves. then, with fine wire.
weave five to eight of the pieces togeth
er. at the top and bottom, am shown in
Fig. 1. the mune as wire and lath fence
is woven, and set them around the trees,
as seen in Fig. 2. giving the ends of the
wires a twist about each other, to hold
them firmly in position. This makes a
very effective and cheap guard, eighteen
inches high. and one that will last fonr
or fire years. 1f the laths are dipped in
credo petr►1enni, they wittiest ten years.
and prevent pigs and sheep, as well as
rah4.ite and mice, from injuring the
treat _
w".terl,g Name dant.,
Planta may be injured by too fre
fluently watering the surface of the toil
To water thoronghly, when the plants
require it. is essential, sod this 1. the
Tmethod. Many plants, when a
ball of roots is formed, do not get
enough when it is applied in the
way. as it rant r. the surface
or' Tory
through the pots. next the out-
side, without wetting the roots at all.
it is a good plan. and a saving of time,
Doer a week, to plana the poet in s deep
vessel, so that the water will come over
the tops of the pot, and leave them for
an hoar or two. or until the air babbles
masse Syringing over and under the
surface of the leaves will not only keep
them clean and free from insects, but
will afoul mach of the moisten re
quired. It is better not to water an..
plants until they htdicate the need by
the drooping Lave., then writer thor
onghly
'1
Ornament the R.orl.ld..
The general appesranee of the mad
side ran he mncb improved by clearing
np the brash and loise fencing mated
sl. and by not nsing the roadside as a
damping ground for rubbish. Plant a
few shade trete npon one aide only, es
pw'ially if the road runs north and
south. as large tress ow both sides shade
the mad so densely that it dries mit very
sl..wly after each rain. A few apple, or
other standard fruit trees, with proper
care, can he made to floarlM and to es
vainable along the rose ie M in the
orchard.
' lt` Awn Peels.
There are two iinsdred and seventy
six different hitt& of plants which are
eaten and relt.hed by vows (bets est
four hundred and ferty nine difereet
plants or voaetahlsv Sheep eat three
hundred and eighty maven variative,
while the horse will taste of only two
bemired and sixty two. and the hog
rejects all but seventy two different
kinds of ford.
Amo of dstieb Oaks.
The lits of fres is deninsinsd very
largely by climate- Actual .xp.il t
has shown that the English omk far is
Maack oaater ee sad eoa»geesl dies,
sower ha (Used. than t.The
lNles�otf seetimestress the water
e..& bat «a a t►a a years, mil
kitol000 EX -MEMBER PARLIAMENT
REUBEN E.TRUAX
A SHORTENING.
Down the street through the busy way
A lady passel on marketing day.
Who, patinae at a grocery store,
Stepped quickly in at the open door.
With bated breath and anxious mien
She queried : "have you COTTOLENEi""
The grocer, leaving off his Work,
Interrogated every clerk ;
But none up to that time had seen
An article called " COTTOLEKE."
"What is 41?" said he to the dams.
"That answers to this curious tame.
What is it made oil What's Its use?
My ignorance you'll please excuse."
"You're not the nerchant for my dimes.
1 see you're quite behind the tinier.
For C.OTTOLENE, I'd have you know,
Is now the thing that's all the go,
An article of high regard ;
A healthful substitute 1ur lard,
Its composition pure and cleat ;
For cooking give me COTTOLENL."
As from his store the lady fled,
The grocer gently scratched his bead --
On his next order, first was Well,
"(Aur dozen :rut COTTOLAXB."
Axle four (:rover for iL
Made only by
1N. K.- FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wallington and Ann Stroatt.
MONTREAL.
CHUNKS OF WISDOW. - Hon. Reuben E. Truax, op st
Canada's ablest thinkers and Nate`
men, a man so highly esteemed by
the people of his district that be was
honored with a seat in Parliament,
kindly furnishes us for publication
the following statement, which will
bp most welcome to the public,
inasmuch as it is one in which oU
will place implicit confidence. Yr.
Truax says •
" I have been for about ten years
very much troubled with Iniiigestiios
and Dyspepsia, have tried a great
many different kinds of patent
medicines. and have been treated by
a number of physicians and found
no benefit from them. 1 was recom-
mended to try the Great South
American Nemne Tonic. I obtained
a bottle. -and -1, must way I found very
great relief, and have since taken two
mon bottles, and now feel that I am
entirely free from Indigestion, and
would strongly recommeud all my
fellow -sufferers from the direase M
give South American Nervine an
immediate trial. It will cure you.
-REUBEN E. TRUAX,
" Walkerton, Ont,"
It has lately been diseavered that
certain Nerve Centres, located near
the base of the brain, control and
supply the stomach with the alert -
nary nerve force to properly digest
Hope is the chief blessing of man.
'The law is the measure of civil right.
No baan can be happy in total 101•0e.s.
It is better to. suffer a roae thee to do II.
The first step tc peones. is to be hoe
e t,
Noman hats. worm as he hat., . vl-
He that is never violent will cot often he
, iolrnt.
Very azar to admiration is the with to
admire.
The excessive of hope must be expiated by
paw.
Nothing so evidently pr iest'Mom a.
imitation.
Fancy u always to act in subordination
to retaa00.
A man should keep hie friendship in coo-
s tan t repair. -..
she brightest i"asiiae of suceess u not
without • cloud.
1 i there were no wwerdice there would be
little insolence.
)Ve must watch the present moment, •ad
employ 11 well.
Every hand adds to the happinem or mis-
ery of mankind.
Nothing which Ms Ids for its basis can
boast much stability.
Lite hes so pleasure higher or nobler than
that of friendahtr.
While pills and other purgatives only re
Mee biliousness and react, leaving their
victim. more Frooe to slugeiabtree of the
liver, Iieljay • Liver Lozenges care po•itiv•
sly and per.uaeestly.
Weed.' of Aaek..
Ex prerdewt Harrison, in recent ad -
drew hetore the stodeits of • business co! -
lege is the States, said "Aod mow, young
gentlemen, a few words baying a more
specific application to yon sod to this later -
tieing event in year lives. You are to re
irate busiaeaa That is a very broad word
is the dietiosary, but we Mr. narrowed it
in use. la the street it baa to do calyy with
team •,tions that east be vxpre.e.d in fignrea
Adding., awbtractiou aad division are its
ekesrests, and the succ•mfol business man
is he who works all of his problems by ad-
dition mei leave, subtraction and division
to hie competitors- 1 do want to otfcr you
nae or two sngeestiooa. Aod the first is
that a goad character for integrity, for
trrthfulm.ss,for fairness - is the etremgeet
lifting force that my yousg man cam carry
into and threegb his bomsese life.
Let fidelity to year watehwotd : how
ever oka its t e t , lot it to don. with
imisbil
however small the
trust, tkww be default. A cheerful
taxa and spirit !has "Jorge oommer::al es-
timation. The M odds, mumbles protests
over his week ostia ant Barytes too first re
election d tad tees,. To make one's self
the saisa thrill, mon in the shop, or store
er ages. la Ilse Met anurance of pr-
m...eey mai et edesees•
Feelja e 's LivLaaa� Ns est Irlogteg
the dead to life or Matlag u.lsard ell
nir.ele., hat they are hshlrhmg haahth and
eanabine to many • heats previously cloud•
e4 with trnubl.e reeeltieg from billowing. s
sad torpid liver. 26 eta • hoz at all dreg
totes.
For
First -Class
Footwear
Faultless
Fit and
Finest
Finish, in
Foremost
Fashions, at
Fairest
Figures,
Find
Granby Rubbers
and Overshoes.
THEY WEAR LIKE IRON.
ALL DIAI4IS old. TRIM.
Use ass in as, ly deranged the
supply of nerve force is at once
diminished, and as a reenit the food
taken into the stomach is only
partially digested, and Chronic It.di-
gestion and Dyspepsia soon make
their appearaeoe.
South American Norrins- its 411 ---
prepared that it acts directly es !!tie '
nerves It will absolutely cure every
case of Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
and is an absolute specific for all
n ervous diseases and ailments.
It usually gives relief in one day.
Its powers to build rp the whole
system are wonderful In the extreme.
It cures the old, the young, and the
middle-aged. It is a great friend to
the aged and infirm. Do not neglect
Louse this precious boon ; if yon do,
yen may neglect the only remedy
which will restore you to health.
South American Nervine is perfectly
safe, and very pleasant to the taste.
Delicate ladiuy do not, fail to use this
great curs,, Wow i1 will put the
bloom of fntlfisai and beauty upon
your lips ami in your cheeks, and
quickly drive away your disabilities
and weaknesses.
Dr. ' W. Wsebburn, of New
Richmond, Indiana, writes : "I bare
u sed South American Nervine in
my family and prescribed it in
my practise. It is a most excellent
the food. When these Nerve Cen- remedy."
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Ooderich and vi(j
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Pure QuIlls
Make a better filling for Corsets
than any other known material.
"Featherbone" Corsets are tough-
er and more elastic than any
other make, as they are entirely
filled with quills (Featherbone).
To be had at all Retail Dry Goods Stores.
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