HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-4-26, Page 2Attention
In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver. or Dowels may
prevent sariotu
consequences.
Indigestion.
costiveness.
headache, nau-
sea, bilious-
ness. and ver-
tigo indicate
certain func-
tional
unstiunal derange•
meats. the lima
remedy for
whkh is Ayer's Pills. Purely vegs.
table, sugar -waled, easy to take and
quick to asslmllate, this Is the ideal
family medicine -the must popular,
safe, and useful aperient in phar-
macy. Mrs. M. A. BE(KEwzLL.
ll:trris, Tenn., says:
•.tier's Cathartk Pills cured nee of sick
headache and my husband of neuralgia. We
(look there is
No Better Medicine,
and hare indwell many to welt.
'Thirty -eve years ago this Spring, I was
son by hard work and a succession of
eo which made ase so feeble that it was
an effort fur toe to walk. 1 Consulted the
doctor. but kept inking lower untU f lad
seen up al pope of ever being tetter.
/Iapprr1ng to be In a store, one day, where
medicines there sold, the proprietor noticed
eiy weak and sickly apfeaeaaee, and, atter
a Ira questlaps as to my bealtb, reeom-
mendrrl me to try Ayer's I iIIa. I had Utile
frith In these as any other medicti e, but
concluded. at last, to take his advice and try
a hoz. Before I had used tbem all, 1 was
weri much better, and two boles cured me.
I am stow ee years 014; but I believe that
If it had not been for Ayer's P111 , I should
have been in my grave long aria 1 buy e
teese every year, which make 210 boxes up
to this time, and I would no more be with-
out them than without brad." -H. $
Ingraham. Kock land, Ile.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer • Coo to I1. Bata
Every Dose Effec Ivo
POET"S CO;11,N4�
Wisbt 1 c• tr. l c, beck A tittle waido 'u 1.e s
buy •gait".
A•jerlin; ••' th, mieners with a Iiadecrook
al t
'N her the fr.K, grant in. •a I tet a m o .
-the j:erp,
'N Iesslivered wuseer'e they was,wLenthey
hit the water pump.
Wdsht f e•/u1/1 go Gifu' ern -t th. mc•Sdet
emotive sweet,
'N Leel the sassy dasies a•ticklin' o' my
l•et.
All the while a noddle' 'n asmiling up at
tab -.
Whist I could b_ek 'n he :ik.- 1 utter
be.
Wilda I c .ul.: y,o 1. Romer 'n find 'eta ail tb.
sante
As they was the day I lc f' t' make a bigger
Raine :
''N see deer o:4 mother always skerry - at
the rata,
Like she ist,r wait far nee w 10 never i was
late.
•
WI Mt 1 cowt,i' molt 1,
there to -day,
'N Mt a tender, made .'
went am • s
I feel Jl :e a 'ad bel; me
ion -
What 1 cou!J go back a
boy again.
heaven '„ .e, her
love. Tike whist 7
t. battle !ere with
little while 's ben
FARM AND GARDEN HINTS.
The dna boy noels more patience end en
courageme;.t on your part than dost the
smart nus.
"Meant to Jo it" never accomplish• d toy
thing, bur ties tamed much needless work
expense and worry.
The three-year-old colt, if Targe and
strong, may he worked iu o xeeiet.ally sa a
third ttorrr, but never more then • few
hours or half • day at a time,
Plan for a good grass pasture for the liege
during the summer. Cia.p,r and Netter
pork can he made in such • pasture than,
where tt • hogs are pea fed all the time.
(.0 slow in 'outwit the horses in the
spring'. work. Tile work is rushing, but if
the horses are rush...) lobe*, they become
hardened and seen/1000d to it they will
soon ro "off fol'. '
Pop torn can be raiaedd ss desk as field
corn and -brine's nearly three tires se much
Some of the nowrr varieties grow five or six
feet tall and yie:d abundantly. White rice
however, is the standard tarrety.
It is bettor to be behind yo .r neighbnt.
In teenier your stock to pasture in the
Spring if you would be ahead of them to
having abundant pasturage to August when
it will b.r most Deeded. Give the grass a
good start, for the cattle will catch up with
it.
If you have a good garden, seed down the
tittle corder which has been used for the
last quarter of • century and plaut your
seed in rows in the field where you can cul
tivte with • hero Plant twice as much
vegetables as yon think yon will need, then
double that amount and you may have
eounrt-• Tht. ntnatk holds repec, y tour
of winter vegetables take celery, squashes,
parsnips, salsify and beets.
alttl.a'a Tlsdt.►r.
Mrs. 1. S. Hawkins, t'h•ttseoogaTenn.,
says : " Shiloh's Vitaliser . eav.aI my hie.'
1 oonsider it timbal remedy for • debilitated
system i ever mead." For dyspepsia, liver
or kidney trmakes it excels. roe. 7.S neut.
Sell by •11 d! eeksts. • w
e.1, • (Mess of Time.
Friend --8e yen Wok E,,,I sh will he
oo0.m the a.ivemel Moro
Phi tlao tiooab!y There are
already id it 250,000 words. meetly from
*titer languages, owl it won't take long to
add the root,
A Msm1e nemeay.
Many people de sot like to take medicine;
end who e•a blame than lobo have had to
undergo the saa.wane trastemat et Litter
esrgpat'ivyw amid tentm. The new method .1
trussing Mick Headache. R•Iionseesa, iris,
pedes, ate , by sang Reeljay'. Liver ins
maps r se simple that se ON wrwly eon
ablest M It. Thea. Lse.agea arm .olid at alt
=seam at file swats • hes or S berm 1, r
a
BILLS
Rill. and Mile far •..: tile, amid /1,u • kw
lSl:b Iu lrulalatun• , .:d WNts la .uu.rn••as,
'[L,•1 • !SIM 'am, no. 'yak owe 'eni. sad all the
r.•uatn shrills,
Bat t., for .u•tvthiag ssiW, like the
duller LiU.:
Atlanta t'.•.:,Ut'ulea.
TIIE SANT.% MARIA.
"This it a queer turn of affairs, sure '
1'o have been walking lirnn !way only a
,veek 060, wearing j iyihs•d elutba, ctrl
now- to he herein this sandy little town
culled Cactus (ity, or; C., very eels. of
Arizona. dressed like • cowboy' '1
While he Made this little speech to
himself. Hen Trumbull was gazing Into
the sut•I1 and me:ertaiu wlrr..r in his
room in the (-loll' Nugget Hotel in ('at•
lost'ity, trying to admire by sections
hie betas souabrerti hat. his tart tisane!
shirt, and the pair of new revolvers in
the belt ort his waist
Incidentally, he *leo saw reflected is
the glass a hpndsome lsiyish face. a pair
f Kray ryes that had looked o111 upon
tl-e wurL1 for eighteen years •.r there
al,onts, and wary cheetnot hair that
eeititei1' refusal to be brueht••1 into
.ur,thnetue
fait the costume is not the queerest
Cart of it.- he went on. "To think that
- ich a youngster as 1 should have been
.,•!,e-sd kr such an important and
;iirnit jot, .1ud to 1l.• actually in the
vim.• of tine -. "Well, in my first
,•ut:•-fonr lemrs here I've male one
;,• sl move in getting argnaintts: with
1Mrt•iwiut' Horton. l feet half sorry
hien, too, though i suppsl, if I un-.
trth the gang he'll have to go with the,
r• : t fent h,• talks so pouch Afloat bis
f..lks p iu Nebraska• and thinks so
utnc h ut them, there tnnet be sonde go,)tt
in him: It's about time he was herr, t•,o."
The wools were hardly out of his
month before there came a heavy rap At
they drn.r, and whru it was opened
" Deadsbot "" Horten walked to. He was
e iruidrru!el�� older than lieu Trumbull.
probably ten years older. and lunch
beevier. "id 'was tituee•nlmr. But not-
withstanding his cowboy areas and the
very large ttv..kt'rs in his bAt oats the
tor.: tip:its r,tt his boots he looked like a
man to be trusted.
•" If pin eau sooty these nuggets for
Rte, Mr. Trumbull.' were the first words,
after they had shtkeb hands. '• you'll be
iuiug 'neon big favor -the "biggest kind
••' a favor. An.l I don't doubt you e'en
d • it. since you say you eau -only you
--ton such a young chap to be tquel to
that kind of work."
"There'4 nothing dificetlt about that,'
.1i laughingly replied. • even for a
rung slap. Yon know I am froth out
h•• Scheel of Mutes in New York. as
I t Lyon: and if I couldn't away a bit
of et er 1'l' have a poor chance of mak-
ing a nue down here in Arizona. -
Ilan • ad brought with hint from the
mist au : saying oattit and in a short
time was
0
le to anuonnce that the nag -
)4,14 contai td nearly ;.i per cent. of pare
silver.
Horton let imself drop back into his
chair. sntl Bei saw that his eyes were
-
m:oist. Fur so tuowenta he conld not
-alt's tot for mt 1f I care oro much,
Ur Trumbull," he aid at length iu a
husky voice. It's 1ch grand news for
Th.' folks at hours fit mother and my
little sisters. And It'- good news for
you, tun. Mr. Trntuball: or. as 1 said. 1
wart have a partner. lad.
" Well. if ion put it t way," Iien
ausweret, "you must tell In something
suint it. 1 don't ask you. f course,
where your claim ir.'
It M this way, lad,' Norton id, his
voice still a little nnst-ady. •• k on lee
I'm working here for the Santa aria
silver 1lfihing Company, and the in es
are just two ln1le s ernes the border '
Mexico, -that makes them eight toil
from ()eine City. Thr Sante Maria is
one of the 01.1 time Mexican mines, gone
into new hands. My business is to guard
the silver ingots that they cast at the
aline and send over here to Cactus City
every day in a mnle wagon, locked up in
a big cheat. Tb. silver guest into the
Cactus (tity bank. and 1 get my receipt
for it. Next day it is sent to Pairb•uk,
the neatest reflood station, and so on
east. Every evening 1 guard that chest
oI ingots till it is locket up in the bank.
' 'Empty e " Ben asked.
No, not empty," Horton replied;
" filled with cheinii•ala, quicksilver. all
sorts of min. supplies. Well, in going
over that eight miles twice every day. I
have time to look 'round a bit , and one
day while the mules were resting I
male my find. That WAS nearly two
months ago but I've not been sure till
this day that 1'd struck the real stuff•
for 1'iii not an educated man like your-
self. Mr Trumbull, and I was afraid to
have my metal swayed here in Cactus
City. Anyhow. 1 bought the land for a
song -it's jest over the border in Mexico
-arid i can hardly "believe even now
that's it's all true."
" Every day yon brine in the cheat of
ingots from the Manta Naris, do yen • "
Ben asked.
" Every blessed day. air," Horton re
plied. " Mondays and holidays in
chided."
" They must be making
!s� money," Iden
o go out
with you smite day nand hakve to iuok at
the mine."
" I'ni.rsure 1 d like to have yon go.
sir,.' Horton answered, " but it's hot
possible They don't allow any visitors
to go into the mine, nor to come about
the place at all "
it was late that night before Horton
left ken's rano. and w•hcu he did go Nen
was in Ion of all the information
about the Manta Merin mine that his
companion conld give Win. • Somehow
Ben .renes t, take more interest in the
Manta Maria mine than in Hurton's great
find
6
en
I see 011e.
e. Be mid aI known
t..lfhonest f beforehewent to bed. '- and if it's possible 111
ray, flat mins but I'll make sure of his
ianoeenee first."
For the rrelt two weeks Ben and his
new friend were together nearly every
night, for Horton slept in ('arena City;
but every day Ben was out atteuding to
hominess. looking for snub chance fn
the mining way," as he said. meanwhile
keeping an eye on the Cactus City tank
and the people who visited it, an mak
ing many a r•gtlaintancvem-- inibiltsg lot
formation abt.il then all. withont gfv:
ing much about himself 'Several timer
he fonnd it nereenerr to ride over to
Fierdank. where the 'who ;were shi ped
by rail. and at oho the disappeared en-
tm•ly for thew days.
nn room
i want yon to come up to
J before you afore is the
ing, • lee said to his f'
tii•iLAW o �wiek seder my.ton
'WHlws u Kin'd's, to mil
els hot h
Morton
THE SIGNAL.: GODERICH. ()NT., THURSDAY. APRIL 26, IS94.
daylight the nest morning he was in
flu's ruoo where Boo was still lying la
bet
• l'm •ming to ask you to do a very
snrpristng thing for ate, old fellow.
Ben said, sitting up in bed. " There's
pencil and paper un the table. I want
you to scud • note to the Cactus City
bank people. sayiug that you mount able
to gu out to the mauve tit day, avid that
.iteyintuit stud su:urbutly else in your
iave..'
"Not pHs to go to the mines
toh exclaimed. • Why, 1
know---"
Yes, I know,' Ittn iuterrnp
1 want you W 411 it es a purlieu
to me. • 1 must have d long talk
to day. You cavi tiled tile, c
I'm Marr I fall. bel, bat---
" Il.,ld on. then," Ben interrupted
infant " 1 11 put it another way. Ion
thluk a gnat deal of your mother and
sisters. 1 know. For their sake, wt
down and arite the rote.
lruu.lerily ly Horton obeyed, and in a
few minutes the note was written and
scut. But with all his iineationiug he
he could get no ezplauatwu from lien
before breakfast. After the early meal.
when they had returno l to the room.
Begg carefully closed the door and un-
folded his important bnsines.
I am going to give rule a plan, Hor-
ton - he said. "that will lout gooney into
both our pockets. 1 suppose you know
that, altleingh the present value of silver
is eery low, still a silver dollar le worth
•a bmotred yenta 11 you sell the silver
from your projected tiigne by weight you
will get say rixty cents an "twee fur it.
1f you coin it into dollar yourself you
get a dollar an ounce. "
•'But that would be--- Ilurtou in-
terrupted.
"Hold on' 11lear mr ant,. Ben con-
tinued.
d.
"That would be conntertoiting. ae } on
were 'dont to sae, even though we made
the dodiars of pure surer. It would be
in this cougtry. where there is a special
law against it. But emir silver lies just
;.crook the border is Mexico, where
:twerican dollar could la, made with
• omparatiye safety. We 'coins ;make
them nt the mine, and then every day
you could bring over a chest of your
own silver dollars iu•tead of a chest
Just thdik how wwwe 's silver h
tsuheap upthe
Rainey' Think of it, elan'"
-ite•adshot" • 'Horton sat with his head
in hie hands anti made no reply,
, 'Think otit'" Btu repeated, -•Mil-
Ruta' Milhous
.}'or more than a minute Horton did
not answer. then be retard ilia head and
• •Yori know it is not repllel :
thatal nut to make moum
sy. You leor myself.lad. cw
who it is for. And how could 1 take
money to guy another and my sister that
1'4 make by counterfeiting" No, my
ad, I conida't do it, and what's' more,
con mustn't do it, You're a smarter
loan than 1 aum my boy, and You've a
gnat deal more edueatiuu, but i•ve been
iu the world lunger elan yon have and
Eve had more experience : and take any
word fur it, urouev made that war is not
worth having. No; Mr. Trumbull, I
couldn't It, it: and you wnstu t either."
-t pity it is that there was no one in
the 1, slut to take a snap shot at lien as
sharks ng forward au.l seized H. rton's
"Horton, old fellow," he exclaimed,
'on're as ge.trl as gold. I we.; saly of it
before, but Mice I've tried von I am
doubly sun. I knewon wouldii t do
such p
h a [hint( no more than 1 would, not
for all the millions there might be In it.
But I want to utak yon aquertioncrtwo.
I►hd yon ever notice tint when von took
the cheat back to the mines ha the morn-
ing it was always as heavy as when you
brought it back Ilene full of silver!"
"I've 11. g oael sometimes.' Horton re-
plied, "that it seethed pretty heavy.
lint theres ynio ksiher iu it, that's
heavy. yon know." lien went to the
window and looked out
'.Now, 1 don't have to be tux -atm -tom
v longer:" he said 'look at the crowd
e street. They are following the
('ac City hank people, who fare just
been -recd All the people on this
the bo •r who have anything todowith
the San Maria Paine are wearing hand
cuffs • a t yottreelf. I was sure von
were innts•Rnt, even before I tried to
tempt yon a uoment ago, and that was
why 1 wanted sun here with me today.
If von heel edge to your work yon
would have been wearing handcuffs
too. Bnt 1 conidn't let yon go out and
be arrested. Horton, old fellow."
"Arrested"' Horton exclainle4. ' •le
it for emnlcgliig" The stuff has all
corse over the borderthout paying
duty. I suppose , but t�t i, not my
fault."
"Stich worse than that," Hen replied.
"It's for eonnterfeiting. There is no
Minta Maria mine, Horton. Yonr en-
tire company is nothing but a gang of
counterfeiters. I may as well tell yon
at ones that 1 am a secret service of
neer.'.
"Yon lad'" Horton exclaimed ''Such
a boy as you a detective!"
"Yes," Ben laughed, 'inch a boy as 1.
Thr government often selects young fel•
lows to do 'inch work in cases where old
detec•tiyes would be easily recognized.
I was satisfied when I firet got here that
you had nothing to do with it. and that
von were working honestly for the con
Hat the hs youel,gu7 IS nothing but
a gang of ronnterfeitera The old mine
was exhausted centuries ago, and all
they mine there now is rock just fur ap
peens/ices. 1 onght to know, for I hays
worked in the mine three days this
week And the Cactus ('ity bunk is
only a blind. All its officer! are mein
berm of thegantl_.1 have thorough ell
dente of it. it hat yon jdst now iuli
g
fantly refnsed to do with yonr eyes
t nns, yon have been doing blindly fur
thee It year. These fellows got no ail
ter trout their mine, but they have been
g
ham carried irie d a chest full f American ilver in this yail
ii
ver to these ever) morning They have
road, this into silver dollars teal silver
dollars, and you have brought It hack at
night- The batik people were n11(1)064
*rates It was one of thegreatest counter-
feitinggangs ever organized. A party of
1'niterl States officers Tuve been in the
neighborhood for a week, waiting for
he to give them the atonal. and 1 gar*
it last nighs Thuao f
f0A1, EI1F1LS' STRIKK
1'resideut McBride slues Not rear
fasiadiai Competition Is Coal.
COALPRODUCTIQN SUSPENDED
1" Hor '- -
rad, yuu la Pittsburg Dletriet Alone Nearly MON
t oat Miners Are wartime idle -
ted, ' but The strike Already toter. As.
tar favor imamate* or tieing *
with yon samees.
an't you l "
in
are over the border will comegang that
later, but
all who aro au this country are in
culiteldy
'.And you have saved me from prison'"
Horton elclafineJ, seizing both of lien's
hands.
-No , only @seed you from moms'
groan.• Hen aiswer.rl 1'oer imam
co 'should hate been proved in time,
to come, it 1s was for us W
To morrow i am off for the motto
ratee capital to open up "Deadgfsiot„
oTton's land tad) silver Laine, and
maks salami. basest moss, y for IN/
ceu
B
naw di sono after hie
disappearance. " thin t f
I icor' It's vary important for H
promised, alas akeew Atte[
CoLvitats, (►Aims Apra 21. -.•The great
strike atu..ug the coal netters went tato
effect to day at noun, according to the
•lett*s kilted rdceutly by the United Niue
Workers.
President UeBride of the ('sited Niue
Workers gores the following stat.nteut of
the number of miners that are out sad
their distribution among the stater.
Penury! rauk, 30,($JU Ohio, 28,000,
lobi :,IMO. West Virginia, 6,000: Tee-
nts-ee and Kentucky, 5.000; Mir•unri
3,000; Al stony tl,000 Colorado, 4.000;
Indian Territory, 22,OW, The total is
1:1'_,000.
(Ottumwa O.. April :J.-Pr..ident Ne•
Bride, of the National Miners' Ar,ioe,atism,
baa received wavy requests fur lnturtaa,
tiou from local amembhea, *skim: hit* it
tl.e local operators .10..ie to (ho term of
the striker. what they ebali do. In au•
awer McBride says. •' flee tight for liviiog
wag-. lira getter J tight and uu final settle.
meets will be eutlorized or resiguuted.
Uuttd a general settlement hue been de-
e:and lbs fullowiug rule tenet be obeyed
by all miner in all lecelltirs: • As ordered
by the uatiunal convention. cue! most not
be loaded at any price or for any purpose,
but where c•,mp.•mtes want engin., run,
water bawled, timber -or any other kind of
repair work done it will be 'tenanted pro-
vided wages are '.n account the soak d. -
ora. del' by the c..ayeut:o:t.' "
Th, se questions tome!' the [point
in this strike upon which the lead-
er base glair hoe a ..f .0 rear
that Is the working of the whole as a unit
h, former strik,.s they have focus that per
f{rittit g toe mines of nue district to resume
operalutr• M e1011 as ti..' :.cal operaton
agree'. to pay the scale !:ripe.' to eapply the
coal demand and injured the e'oeuc.s of
their brother miners in other districts to
win their tight The result ,.f this strike
probably depends upon tue managers of it
to enforce this order and prevent the -
nutters going to work where there le dis-
pute as tct.wageu, Lr. Leknde gave uwt
the following telegram from the president
of the American Federation ut Labor;
New York, April 21. Executive Council,
American Federation of labor in scattiest.
.awls fraternal greetings and express sin-
cere sympathy with the tuuveweut to kt-
sari Lair cuuditiuts and some degree of
jnsa.e fur miners. If in any way we can
e -operate to ,take the effort eneeeseful wr
are at your service, tSigued) Sa*t•gt PLR-
l'reaiteut 3Ic1ride nail', be did not think
there was any coon*tderable coal rained
toned compared with the amount of 0 1-
•umntion, and .topping the mines would
result very quickly ut • fuel atriugeucy
thin would force a rets:event of the quer
ttuu at issue. Ile sa d he did not fear that
coal from Canada would come iu to take
the place of A.nerican twl during the
s:nee. lodes 1 he laughed at the mimes -
non. " To give yo.t au idea ..f the small
figure the noel talked of Nov. Scotia
tutees cat in the, market" said he, •• let
rue 1011 you that there are five counties, in
• nhiu any nue u( which prudoces more
';al yearly than aU the Nova Scotia mum*
oombiieb
f...- headquarters of t1,. United Nine
workers are closed to -day. ' President Mc-
Bride said he had received no significant
4101/glebes eiuee but would have intereat-
aieg raper . t•.day. He report* eke sinks
as angor Idled sncceea
I'irr.k.t a•.. _4 !int :.•3-I.twees 17,000
and lir, Wu ruiners in the Pittsburg district
are idle and the prodnttioa of coal pram•
tically impended.
11rsriseroa, Va, April 23 -All the
mmets in the Huntin too and Bread Top
regiorns are u work except these un 'he
shoals' Run branch who stepped work on
Saturday. These miners fwd those .n the
six mile run and Sandy Nun branches,
which sneludes all the operatives imuber
tug 500 in the Huntington and Broad Top
regions, have signified their intention to
work as naual Despatches from Cumber -
laud say that tbs miners there were work
iug and will continue till Tharr•lay mon
when a mass meeting will be held to de
termini. whether they will enter upon a
general strike,
The (treat Northern ./Nha,
NII xrArot.Is, April :A. -A sensational
feature of Provident Delis address to the
ren, an 1 uion railway union meeting
on, Saturday night was his attack upoa
Judge Jenkins, iu which be said. "Jen-
1les u tis. uro.t corrupt seonn.rel that
w v .Tor cathode of _pr.a„u walls. He is •
u whose who!. life, both public and
meant, is rotten to the very core, and 1
stand prepared to prove it too. Jenkins is
:t dtapwte to the beech upon which Ise sits
and media people who elevated him to the
position:" Destotehr. from Oueneusv,lle,
Wenner. tit. ('loud and Crookston show
that Ho attempt was made by the striker
to impede traIi n Tra .c, yla fat se Winne -
sots is c,.ncerrsidwas remained to day.
/Seeker.. Aer .o She arrant Trim&
I.'s' Agree, N.H., pril 2a -A serious
steel. tit oceurredt'as the tiraud Trunk
railway Saturday ,nigh when a freight
train ran into a washed oat brides over
Nnlhagam river. urn N'enld0k station, fire
notes above North Stratford. 1't,. englr.aer
was killed and the fireman badly injured,
while the engine was wrecked and .e,er.1
. an demolished. Rain has fallen doting
the peat two days, which with the eltiug
snow has mads the water mvery high In the
ect:rut awl smaller river, and large
washouts ars reported on the Maine lien•
1r•1 railroad near Weal atewart*tun and
..n the (;rand Trcuk between North Strut
furl and Beattie.
Redyar4 Klplisg es Asaeeaons.,
Inaa.v. April 2li--The ML Jamie
(keen punts a• interview with {tad and
Ai
pling• nom In London, In whish no 1.
reverted s having said "There is a dys-
+r 1'sia epidemic in America. They doe•t
understand comfort ?v.rythireg Is tee
temporary for that They are in • railway -
station waiting room stage of elvlllzation,
and it is hardly worth will* yet for any
solus to settle down anti be solidi
y abl. America feeds like .ate v ori
p..
''tineas Arae i. iplela.t,
Loanov. April 10 -Primrose day, the
anniversary of the death of pard
lisemas-
field, wee sears generally
yester-
day Ikea at has is f pima The
- . _ - - - mrd regatimaa weft paced• 1l.
The reputation or the
maker ought to go far
to recommend a trial of
a new article.
Our thirty
years of.,
rilblic
record
ds
1
Of lea(j:n
brands of tobacco3: u
cf fered a. ---..a -rya .on) tor
your t .,,tin
glue, CUT
F:
J. B. PACK T.tfaoou Co.. hithmund, vas
and Noatreal. Cao.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
The most agreeable, restohative tonic and
mild stimulant is Slilt.u:n1 Kee( Iran and
t1'trla. im
la an old Indaa burying ground in St
Simon, I,a., the remittals of a warrior over
etatht feet long *ere excavated r.eeutly.
There ase cevc:.l factories in India and
one, at least, iu Europe. that at Jlannbe;m,
t:erammy, where butter is made from cos•. s•
1 uta.
Bolide, a yew discovery in the forests of
Surinam, is a ►ubatitute for the rapid-
ly disappearing iodu rnbSet. acid gutta-
s ercha.
I l rlvktly pimples, bl.•tchea, tan, and AI
itching humors of the skin are removed by
rasing lir. 1 ow'. Sulphur soap. lm
The lion !larch, of faro, has tee 'argot
kitchen in the world. There are fifty try --
tug pans, sac;, large enough to hold 300 cut -
!eta at • time.
Two huudred ucw batteries of artillery
are shortly to be added to the I:uwian army,
which soil increase the number of field
Neon by 1,•,l.().
Soap is tint mentioned in the ninth cen-
tury. It was allu ted to as in tree in eitr-
many for ckamn.• c!• thing, tad as an et-
celkat medieiae.
lir. law's MYarm $yrop has removed tope
worms from 15 to 30 feet long. It also de-
stroys all other kinds of worries. lm
A domesticated sea gull, owned by Mr.
Frank Russel, of t'ueboygau, Wise, runs
armed the farm with a batch of ekiekeos-
which it hatched.
The t'hen - Stint a -'re , Indians is yes.
tan have Dever been couyuereJ. No,trbils
man hu ever seeu their city, which he de-
fended by a •wan f,
Property left in Loudon cabs and restored
to the owners durum the last five yeeirs
amounting to $,00,000 proves t hat spate of
the cabmen, at kast, are honest.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on • guarantee. It
curer iocipledt consumption. It is the heat
cough cure. 1 )nly one neat • dose : 25 cu.,
50 cu., and '1.00 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. e w
When • Japanese audience wishes to et.
press disapproval of • play, they silently
tura round and sit with their badge to the
stags. 11 this is done by a considerable
number the curtain promptly descends.
constipation claims many victims. Ward
•-*1 this dread cheese. by the use of Small
Sugar Coated Burdock 1'dls when oeed-
.4. I m.
There is • village in Austria called Ston
beep, in which all the inhabit -tuts are chess
players. The game is regularly taught to
the schools, and etery year then is • pub-
lic examinat ion, chess boards beteg awarded
as prises.
The ladybird is • meet valuable insect
destroyer. h Is the special enemy of the
I:tt a green aphis that dmtrot■ the tender
plants, and is always seen upon the rose
blushes in Summer time, because the aphis
especially attacks the oose.
Captain Sweeney, 1'. S. A., San Diego,
Oat, says : " Shiloh • ('aterrh Remedy is
the first medicine I have ever (mind that
would do me any good." Voce 50 cents.
Sold by all dra.giste, e w
As showing how easily London show-.
keepers are taken 10, Mtn IlallIday, •
young lady of 25, of to occupstion,and with
no visible means of subsistence, has just
passed her examination is bankruptcy with
610,000 liabilities, and " so mama."
AN ESSEX FAR,
a Total watch lotali aia..y DIssaae-111
the besNe.as er ttrigbs'a Nsear Cres-
well - w.dd's alda,y rills wake nine
rertoesty well Aosta.
Lti Nisi: -re. April 2S. Sherman Buch-
man, • fartrer living near here, recently
passed through a terrible ordeal. 11. was
attacked by kidney disease, which mad*
him a perfect wreck. He suffered agoniliag
pains and his digestive organs were seriously
impaired. All the symptoms of Bright's
disease wererecent. After tt severaldelttors
had treated him ineffectually, Mr. Buchan-
an used several b-zoe of >odd's Kidney
i'ins and they cured him. i odd's was the
heat kidney remedy in pill form ever offered
the public Its wonderful success in curing
all forms of kidney disease, has led to the
introllnctiem of numerous cheap and worth
•
less anitatione Purchasers, for their owe
safety, should insist on getting l)odd's Kid-
ney Pills. Mold in large boxes ; fifty omits,
or six boles for 22.50. To be had of all
dealers.
tasaewall Jaekees's ogb/e.
Stonewall Jackson's family bible has just
been retoreed by (lay Whiteley, of lodiac
apolis, to the widow of eke great geeerwl.
Whitey was the corporal in charge of the
se w seh t -aa detailed in June, 1864, to
b Ira the residence of Jacksoa,at Lesi*Rima,
\'a. He went to the honee,6ndlag the V-
ily at breakfast, and sonnrdiag to his orders
gave them em hoar to get out of the hems.
After the bedding wee fired it occurred to
Whiteley that it would be •
have • nib of the event, and 1*. shier M
le the libraryrushed is-
le and melted rip . Sassily
ly b bib!.
whir► had beta presented to Jackson by his
Neter. This Whim kept .vow sines. NM
Iage emeoaessl'i 6sai �d to restore it to the
aod twa�athe oddness(
N. widow, M nests ea/rift
to sand
the bible. Mrs. Jackson w agree,-
gawy-
fa1 larder expressing gnat mately Se have Nle,
ad K W ben 1 nesedad M her.
- TMlankier istoretIo see 1. a in at promo& Oa
*Ski f l.lssshia
ams day hon moth se leer them gigue w
.w� milli y el • 07t1
se mesewer.
sa a wish
o het
tenorsts were
AN EMINENT MINISTER
REV. W. S. BARKER
OF PETERBORO.
llfr, W. S. Barker is a young
minister of Peterboro who has by his
great earnestness and able exposition
of the dootrines of the Bible earned
for himself a place amongst the
foremost ministers of Canada. Ile,
with his most estimable wife, believe
in looking after the, temporal as well
as the spiritual welfare of mankind,
hence the foUowiug statement for
publication :
'• I have much pleasure in re-
r"mmending the Great South Ameri-
a.sn Nervine Tonic to all who are
.glided as I have been with nervous
_prostration and indigestion. I found
eery great re'ief trots the very first
bottle, which was etrongly mom -
mended
mended to in. by my druggist. I
also induced my wife to nae it. who,
I most say, was completely run down
and was suffering very much from
general debility. She found great
relief from South American Nervine
and also cheerfully recommends it
to her fellow•eufferers,
• l:hv, W. S. Denim"
It is now a scientific fact that cer-
tain nerve centres located near the,
base of the brain flay, entire control c
over the stomach, liver, heart, lungs
and indeed all internal organs ; that n
is, they furnish these organs with
the neoesaary nerve force to enable ;
them to perform their respective 1
work. When the nerve centres ars w
weakened or deranged lbs nerveir
force is diminished, and as a result
the stomach will not digest the fund,
41 the liver becomes torpid, the kidneys
will not act properly, the heart and
lungs suffer, and in fact the who:a
� system becomes weakened and Bloke
Ion accouut of the lack of nerve force.
South American Nervine is based
• on the foregoing scientific discovery
and is so prepared that it acts
i directly on the nerve centres. It
immediately increases tl:e n:rvcus
j energy of the whole system, thereby
!enabling the different organs of the
body to pe -form their work perfectly,
when diseato a' once disappears.
It greatly benefits in one day.
Mr. Solomon Bond, a member of
the Society of Friends, of Darlington,
Ind., writes: '•1 Lave used six bottles
of South American Nervine and I
consider that every bottle did for :no
one hundred dollars worth of good,
because I have not had • good
nigbt's sleep for twenty years on
account of irritation, pain, horrible
dreams, and general nervous pros-
tration, which has been caused by
chronic indigestion and dyspepsia of
the stomach, and by a broken down
ondition of my nervous system.
But now 1 can lie down and sleep all
igbt as sweetly as a baby, and I
I
eel like • sound mast,,-/ do not
think there has ever been a medicine
ntrodnced into this country, which
ill at all compare with this se •
ars for the storuat;h and name."
sAsloW ILsoN-
Wholesale and Retail int for
Goderich and vicinity
PEATHE RBO NB
Corsets are now recognized
to be the Standard Corset
of Canada.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
ASK YOUR DRY GOODS DEALER FOR THEM.
E1EIiArg Me LAZE
They are not a curt rlt, but are the hay
lenowu for Ritioame.ti H. 4ar1. C. oolpati.a, f
t.pati lr$ige.'ioa, l'iaplati S.11oeneee end ail
aa'e. risk fr. • • •I i.b liver.
25 CENTS ABOX
Ask tow laewintaos gene Whim-
ire
I`
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COAL ANO WOOD
Y1l�iL.
4psoial attention gives to
BAWZD AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
NANO, SSO*�FT i OUCNSIITN COAL.
•a Minor ~km .r m
y %aka
Get my Prime lectern ti.i g .Imwamo.
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be•sae Masgs.a.
JOHN 8. PLATT. Prop. 0.1
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IPATENTS
CAVEATS, Titan SAMS Ago cOPTI HITS
Obtalaet, and all busiest le the U. 8, Plates
Oteee attended to •t MOPRRA rH PRICE
Our mace t. Its the l',18. Potosi Of
floe, and wi saa sbyfn palest. Iso lam uM
has Masts •eeaots from WASHINGTON
Bead MODEL OR 1)14 WINO, We ad-
vies'as ts_psta•tabtnt tree .f Merge ass
we make RTO CHANE [UNLESS WE oH-
rAIN Pw RNT.
W resat hare, to the Pommesstar s eel`t.
sf M Order Div,. amiPommes._
to .alabit• of do
U.
8. Attest Ogee. roe Wreaker. eihke
terms and references to reteel enemas la tome
sirs Mate et Oenaty write to
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WHY
Does OBO. BARRY, the
Ooderich furniture dealer sad
undertaker, keep the bast stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies! And beer i• N
that he can will so cheap 1
BECAUSE
Re gado that it pays a the
bog ata. HL .etse Is :
" Swell Prolate sad Quick B►
tuns* He •iso tweiea *
1 *Mom framisg.
h kit■ • eon Ware
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