The Huron Signal, 1889-7-5, Page 2TUIRUBON SIGNAL, FILIDAY, JULY 8, 1889
1 NEIGHBOR'S REVBAM$
Q was NOT demi motor aG•AL-at IT sea.
aWw 11, C411111O,
"Never will I (urgive Follett," Nei
k •nert Murdock, with bitter entre,.
"Never is • long day," said his wife
ars. telt'.
'That may be, but 1 mean what I say,
eteverthelese, he returned.
"That is hardly $ urentan, Robert."
' it's human, at any rate," he retorted.
"Yoe caste de :y that he has "erred tae
a mean trick.
"I do net deny it. 1 was certainly
serrai.ed to find that he could treat you
Lit ro uutleutlewsa y a maut.er.
"l ut(eutleaeanly ' I should .think
to utter ruin was overwhelming. What ! Mere freebie nay be expecte .I It is with regret that we have to Metal
Mr John Mustard, of Steuy Mouutaut,
he appeared tit_ tugs street triter the til- , U you du not heed the warnings nd. a•- that tire Thus. Hurn, of Ashfield, ewe ilamtolu, is rpnu'. Must • .ix wr••i••• iiad*
lure and at soca pay atteukioa to the
.aiutattlanee of your health. How often
we see • penuu put off (final day to day
the purchase .1 a medicine which if pro-
cured at the outstare ..t is duteous would
have remedied it al- imwedistely.
Nuw if Juhu.t.n'• Touw Liver Villa bad
been taken ellen the fires ureas/nes
head• its appearance the illness would
have been "nipped ie the bud." John -
sun's Tunic flitter• and Liter PDB are
decidedly the beet medicine on the mar-
ket (yr geuerrl tensa and invigorating
prspertles. Pill' 25e nee bottle. Hitters
50 costa and a1 per bottle, sold by
Goode the druggist, Albion block, sule
agent. bj
lags h• seemed at least bre yeses etch,.
Tu Hobert Murdock, uo the cuetrsry,
it brought a stere, vtudiatise joy. Ha
hid lived to am bis enemy humbled.
Ds and 3Ir k'ullett had been Mem' uu a
/UR se tar as worldly mesas were con-
eneMed. But his property re,nasu.d tu-
_while the latter had uotbing left.
"low,- he said, "I shall get the Wel-
eisigham 1r t back. '
"Will Mr Felten be obliged to -sail it f '
"Yes ; and not that only, but al! that
M p, .ewes"e► •
•• Poor moo ! 1 pity bun."
"1 don't, ' said her husbeud, emphati-
cally.
' "Hut c,nsider what • blow it must be
to him to lose his suers ferts::e at nue
stroke...
1; "Yes. ne will feel bad enough ; but it
- was. it was only neeht before last that serves turn right for the mean trick he
.e played even me."
I announced my intention • f buying 11
IA'alsingnaw I..t, considering teat
would greatly rise in value eaten t
n ext five years, ter reateus which 1 d
tailed t , tont. He advised rue to do
e nd the heat meriting tasted over to L
hairs and secured it himself. If th
u
wu t .mese, 1 should' lire to times erk
11, ••!t was nest, I grant ; but now he
he I is in trouble you can seedy afford to tor-
•. I get it "
iso ( •'I shall never forget it. I intended,
he `{ Mary, t hui:d a house on a portion if
et f the lot. Now I can probably tie: pos-
s session of it and carry out my oriusual
!design...
ut !! "Thent after all, the evil will be re
er I paired.'
"Yes : but not because F,•Ilett is will
n irg. Proirably the bitterest part of hi
11-' diappnnntu,ent sill be the thought this
he can no !•.ager tuwart me,
is '
"I agree with you on that peen. B
I hope he may come to see eta w„anue
himself.'
"No chance f •r that. Iles as mea
es dirt, and cines only for his own i
Merest.'
Certainly it diol scent that Mr Murinc
bad a right to eum;uatn. The 1t elfin
ham lot cunt.;ned nve acres, witch. to
special ress•,ns known'tu hen, was It:el
to become vs!uahle at no great dietan
day. For this regson he had ter a yea
past desired to tse tsess it. The death
the owner, necessitatial a 'steepened t
ham the coveted oop•rtunity. But h
was iodiicre t enour!t to centntunicat
Ins intention t, his neigheor, with th
result already mentioned.
It was net uutil two days afterward
that he accidentally stet F,.11ett at 1,h
village store. 1Ctth seine erubarressweut
in his manner. Follett tail :
"1,:u ,!I-me'rnint, Mr 3lurdnck."
3lurdu:k In.kee hitt tell ni the la:e
and then reared to 'nether an of th
store.
Follett flushed at fits decided ,rebut
which It td been witne*ird by aver
others who weft we:1 acquainted wit
both :gar::es.
"What is the matter with Murdock .t'
Inked an a:yuaiotanca.
d ,r,1 know, Da sera. If he don.
want to speak to Inc he needn't. '
••I thought y,•u were ;; rd fiien.:s
Didn't y+.0 spend Wednesday a et:
ing at his h. use t'
'Yea, laid Yil'rt, with au air of
soaatratnt.
"1 • ila't kr•,w he was apt t , tako oi-
IrhCe tic ca.liy. What, have pu done to
oifeud him
"nit he an tell best," said Foaett,
evidently tried by the subleat. "1 have
09 time nett tiaonaativa to taynire 4110 1
matter ,f s. little importance. '
3rur.1•'ck heard this, and it seemed to
him insult added to' injury. However,
he de:,ned not a word, but preserved •
d. it.l:idd si:nate. Ide,was nut a men to
talk over his wrongs, a he coos:dared
then, %lilt anybody and everybo•ly.
!Hut he f.reseryed a cb:lltuc ailerce when
he met F•.liett su the street, end never in
u,v Way acknowledged his existence..
T. ees etele•ying to F•,il_tt, who,
thiergit i+e had mate a capital bargain.
d,4 not Iii 11 a MO es pleasant as he had
■ ntict;eate.;. He eou:tt cut helpacknuw-
le%dging to himwlt that he4-iso ser••rd
Murdock a mean trick. There were
times, in fact, when he felt aimed
log to cede, the Int with all its advantages
to Mardieii fr.r the t✓urchaee money he
had paid, He never brocght himself
gaiti to the p.•stW h ,never. Indeed. h. j
would have found is rxtreinety d.teeth
too broach the suh!ect, re repellant was
the manlier ,•f the man he had injured.
Yeanw!ti:r, 3lurdocc had rowed cabin
blame:1 et•at if ewer a fair opportunity
presented itself heweu1d revenge himself
uproot F,•tatt This dec'anti+en he wad,
to his wife,and,heing a Chtia•isn woman,
else received it with urgent renn•nstren
e3s, but ',,,[hent having firs effect of shak-
ing tier!iusiettore pureeste
"Vs uIi very well to :alk, Mary." be
.i. ' n•,w • r
saw. ' �" rn n t !. w w
', k i anted
i.
that field : !tea ei trot •• i,r i
Iia w arto n
✓ p
it, in flet. sial ter that sc i :!r:l to step
in b•rweets ane Ana my their., wee vil-
lain/els
[ d .n'1, defend it ter de, I speak its
hie behalf, tett nil your.. '
"On mine '
"Yen. I- will peelers s tett effect up-
on your charac•er to cherish such a.pit,t
of bitterness sal seas a thirst i •r re -
k "I think you misjudge him."
1,f-' "11•.n't believe 1 de."
r' S., ended the c"nverution. ()then
7 were held, in w4:tch Mrs Murdock en
t deafered, hut in vain, to modify th
✓ bt.ternesa of her husbands prejudice
s
11 31eanehs!e things went worse and
•worse with .,,sur Follett. His oldest
e child w:,. taken sick with scarlet (ever
e and atter a brief illness died.
a When Robert Murdock saw his etre
;' worn and grief-stricken face, then for
s' the tint time a estati hent of pity stirred
e - hint. The change was so great bet cern
Mr Follett, bright and animated as he
had been, before his misfortunes came
upon him. and new, that his enetny
must certainly here had a hard heart not
• tufeel some ccmpassionfor him. Then he.
too, became sick- a reeult rstit•nal
enuup(h under the complication of our
d fortunes. The sickness lasted for four
h week*, and he emerged from it the ghost
of his former sell.
His nen was fail to be complete.
Two hundred dollars al•onc remained of
1 hit t n:e hetelt rme property. lie must
et rine° 1.e u mething Ior bis support.
1•i.der the circums:aucts sesuit i•f his
• frien.l. thought of trying to obtain for
him the ;. ti of postmaster, which would
yi.l1 hie au income of eight hundred
dollars a year. But there was cite dif-
t:alty in the way. 1:.Gert tMurdock's
illiarce sire groat and brim; intimate-
dyaol:uit..ed with the member of Con-
, peas be the district. -ns1.1 probably de-
teat the pl :n. Jas Follett std this in a
deep mdine tine whoa the p.m' was
browthed to himself.
''1: won't do," he said ; "Murdock will
oppcse it."
Hut Robert Mnrtuck was restored to
his better self. He quietly wrote a note
to his friend, the member of,l'nngress,
urging Follett's claims. This was sufil-
:ient. a fortnight later Follett receiv-
ed intelligence of his appointment from
the member himself, accompanied by the
intimate ,n that he had acted noon the
rec,mmendatica .1 R siert Murdock.
Mr Follett read this communication.
it ens the Crat intimation be had had of
the chemo in his enemy's feelinis and
noehiee'.l a wor:dertnl effect upon him.
It made 1.:e.i, mr.re •ser, utterly ashamed
•.f hia futt:i•r act of meanness.
tctani ..n the impulse • f the moment
he ee,zwi his hat eget hurtled !retard
AoTtert _Mfurdeick•i,"Yr•nst., which tee
years he had nit entered.' The servant
received hint with a leek of sur-tnse, and
ushered hies into the acting noon.
R••hett Murdo:k entered five minutes
I.t•r.
"Murdock.-- he bald, with emotion,
"I !tote cents t., thank you f .r your
nettle. kindi'e s t" one who has se, little
deserve is u."
"'Then you have cot the"otsi. a 1"
''Yrs : thanks to y.•ur kiudners.-
"1 am glad "f it. I hid nut heart the
mesh f u.Y pI
.;r
'
a ca:iuu.
••Nowu
y U It/n!1, flet Ing .p,.lOy+txa for
what 1 have Inert horn s.h.metl of -my
purrFtas., of tie, Waletieham lot."
"1,5 a won't talk '•f it new "
'•V,.0 cin hair it now. That must go
e irk the rest .•f my property."
• i trill gI.A!y buy it at a fair price ;
but I am sincerely Ferry for y' 'u' losses."
"Tta•ik you, .flu:dock. Hew hale
knew yeti!"
"I nn afraid you knew me only too
well. When I first heard of your nti.-
fi.rtunee 1 war unfeeling enough to
, tilt : but a bitter feeling succeeded,
and O4 ..1, 1 am truly sorry."
••11'ea you fervid this past and took
upon me as a friend, bennd to yt.a by
no iriuiary tier •d gratitude (•
"t In one condition."
"Anal that i. --
•'That while you are settling up your
affairs. you and yeMir wife will become
my guests. We hese a large house and
will make yon et home." .
The reeencihstien between Heavers
Murd•sck and Jsn•es F •Ilett was a •
days' wonder in the sells+,e : hat it serv-
ed as an nttrest'tenon to a lasting friend -
Ilse Let ed tier Itaby.
"What • pretty child ; whose is it 1"
said one lady to another, as they e:. seed
Madison Seua-•s. "1 noticed you ural•
tied to the nurse."
"Thereby hangs a tale," responded
her c'ninet en. "The nurse used to he
in n,y employ, and left it t,. becuwe the Te rl r. sadte*1 rr.aeattew, ata all wisso
wife DI a coachman. They lice over his lima; roams.
etahle, not far tear, and the child a Ph•taphatine, or Nerve hood a Pees-
tl•(0001 to U■Ogauu,t , who use been 1!t of absence l0 vieitiy trlretd6 au,t a
for Mete time prat, a Gut getting here, etuni lances in Outart'. Daring the ;art
but eouunues to be weak and delicate. taw fears he ha. 1te:J several p cunei&
We sincerely held that see will sous be ►u this ilau►tob• i uuruuary.
metered to het wonted state of health. '�'
carcase females lied e14.
The beat regulators tor the et ,mach'
and bowel., the best cure for biliuuauea,
sock headache, indigestion, and ail affec-
tions arising from a dta,•rdered liver, are
without eaoepttun Johnaou s Tonic Liver
Pols. Small in size, auger coated, mild,
yet effective. 23 cis, per bottle role by
Geode, druggist, Altrtou uiuck, Orel.
rich, subs agent. (.l
The other evening Mrs Shipley, sr ,
of the Hurou road, Cltntin, slipped
while in her room, sod fell with her side
across the tack of a lounge. As she is
well up its years, it was feared that the
accideet nii.1ht be seri sus, but we are
plrased'to kis"w that see is Wiliest euttre-
ly over the effects thereof.
theirs She dresses it like a wtllienatre's plutte Element basc1. upee kitrt►t.ys
baby. it: the tient and most d*iaty of
clothe., which she f►uhfully copies from
Fifth Avenue children She cannot
drew herself to eorrtspwnd, au she wean
a nurse'' livery for her ono child, and
is proud to have parsers -by atop and ad -
tune lav at sono fevered daring of a
wealthy home. Curieusfrncy for one of
tier sort, isn't ir,wbo,ss a rulr,are s•, .ag-
er to drip the regale& of service.” -Nen
York Suit.
'acts, Fununlrttd by Protesa•r .Austin,
31. L. of Boston, 31asa, cores futile,,'
ary C.•nsuntpttwl, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralina
and all cretin•.' diaeasra of this; hunu►u
system. t'Luaphatute is not a .Medicine.
but a Nutriment, because it c, ntatna Ili,
Vegetable or Slim rel Poisons Opiates
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but
ly the Ph.sphatie and Garin Elemental — - -
rs .rot• oyq, • >. :lane, n
a Weeeteem Mak trashes,,
Thin M iOr ►Isle gores t.. 1..•'bt'e Lw■1
nun if Coe ►w thea by agony Isnua.1446
I sr*. karr Mkro 1,t. If a„t "fay kit/,.
1 teas slid asceogfb Isy emus • f ►u cru
1 u4tttti. astuuwrttse, net cresta. en •p-
I'ettNe (or f•.'J Can is, .ud try y,.ur
weight $.41'e w•SR•.t..n .a yet -G Y:y
pd.txt.let. itii+id by a►1 dru;e4' ata, a: bU:.
And till diseases .•f the threat •nl !jogs l
eau be cured by the use : f a'oa'e E.uul
OHM. tett cintallt$ 1,110 brallnu r;rttit. .f t
Cud Liver Oil mud Hyp, phespait.i its
tneir fullest terve. See what W. a
Muer, d1. L., 1,. 11 C 1'. tote., 'i.ur•o,
N. S. aa)'i : "atter three' veers es,..r-
tenor I consider Swtt'a Emu!si"n .•oe ••:
' the vert beet lis the market. Very es.
cslle::t :s thr est a!'.r;;Hou:." , .1 ts,' '
r.L aru:,iate, 30c. cud 11/.01,)
{ 31r H. Bodge, !Ivory stable keopar,
n1,
t%atfutl. and s eWt.ia 11 itis liawrKu
Swallow. Clwtuu, wp ID Caston last
week, hosing come ay► to .•cure a Luton !
and tog that ha•a t,see /totes fr.•us Mtg. t
The kora., had been tinct traded .1 '
Holsee tole, site thief thea gelug
Wilighant, and .i:.1 .slag . f ;1,u ssc(.ud
Wine cud buggy at that piece. At: tee
articles tut the tl.+. t tsetse r. cot crest.
! A Nerd: rtrl arum,
The lareut or •:.a, ata' ..;r that wars
a contr.laug part ou the health ••1 the '
body a the liver. If torpid "r .nit:uve
the who e system boom* tltsseetti,
1)r. Chase • Liser Care is made spinally '
for Liver mud K14o.y distillers, meal is
guaranteed t•. cure. Recipe took sad
' wediciue Ij1. ',-1d !.y all uteuuista
found in our daily f000l. A single bottle \f J h R f L (' '
u sufticiont to convince. All 1)rtigglxs forma. is 4e Cleans visitititt s1, War rata,•
Mew • IMaet•a■Eat (•1.1,. sell 11. $1.0.) per b•,ttle. Lown:, al melees ht me, ion Th.Ia. $trrtrtta,o. it
• A ■lint y,ui man in the height of Co sole agents for the Lades .tun, i brio ;ust 10 years siege hors Realer and
, fashion was violently sneezing in a street
car, when a companion remarked, "Ase,
- Chawles, deah boy, how d'ye evt:h that
dweadfel cold." • ..w, dealt fellah, left
my cane in the Iowtr hall tether day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, s:,
dweadful add, it chilled we almost to
death." If Charles had nerd Ur. Her-
vey's Rett Pine blunt his cold would nut
smite• -
"As to that, Mary. I won't argue.
I witii my r.y this : If the toms ever
come* when James F .lett .rands in any
p•sw.r, let Itr.n 1•n.k to ttih»e:f
"1 sus sorry to hear you speck sit,
Robert.' said bis wife. "I did set
thin:: v 1 were so ,even:rfnl ' 1
"1 • •n't think I amteueraliy dispelled
to wish my neighbors or any use elect;
evil : ant I rl•, hone that Jewres Fotll.tt
will lire ro 1.1,101 bitterly the wrong be
hes dome !ire
" I. Repenttan•e is the beet
atn••..•nrct t••r wr•neg-doisg ..
•'-i •.s ,!t •me theta. sed 1 saotber,
Nifty '1 ,.r 1 -an sr* •ora ,-z i t. We
bud , • Ger is .1 discus the riveter any
anter. Von ere d wensaa mad it Is test-
ural : r you to lee gentle and forgiving' i
Rupp lags. 1 sat a matt, raid when 1 am
1knowitand feel it; sadist,
f •r,1,: ',i; or forting intensity toward the
h
man +,•'nnjured me, It's *hat I eas't
ll
•ho.:sever forgive Frusta as long
se l lire
"Ira Iturlock eigh•1 gently as het
u sc
h.in,i satri th••e w•,nis, Mlle fiercely
e.1 tli'*t he was 'her'uthly ie farm at,snd
•w
that her rem were of minced
Mr Follett ea. a mai who, in the
ty.nntry town where h• lined, sea* ac-
counted rich. 11•, wee one of the lead -
sag t.t•;'ayrers, awl therefore he:a a prn-
mrn:.t :m04111,11 Iles in an evil hem. f.•r
its n-• rbtly r,rrsperity ha tnvvtea •fl
nee
anon t r y eTist rn his entire prn-
eery 'II a Ltke seeetler, re•pp.r mine
,,ylr
y which he expected to Media,. a !•and.
sem* stlditaoe to Inc fortiori. lint in
the rnnr.e .1 four months the h*':hie
iota, at,i nothings was ,avid from the .
carer''. Th• neve beret npnn Joe/eel
Felleet 'este a flap n1 thin.tet in a cleatI
sky. Hs had s'. wrapped himself WI
dreams of large wealth that the 46•111.111
F
ob runt .rust East Tur•nto her t osbae•t started trim Kanto* rot •s. t
1,M 1-1a1u oar • MA seethe orsrtand trip !
cosi..p(tea aarelT t area.
to Cal:furnia. She a tore s),way 1,0 see I
her son, who is s prafesrnr of Philosophy
To THE Entron :-P;ra.e inform your :n H✓rtars co:leve, ('e 8. 1
readers that I have a Positive rented, f.er
the above named disease. fry its uwe!y
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cure). 1 0w11 its: salad
i send two bottles of my railway free 1
11lieu's prescriut:,•n drugstore. , tf to •ny of your roe ors who have con- 1
_ _ 1 suwption, if they till! send ma their Ex- 1
press and P. O. address.
trouble her.: eery muchne• or ale at J I
From time immemorial the Pcrctian l:especttdlly, Da. T. A. Sfocrfl.
Indians Lace chewed once leaves -en . 7 Yott,e St., Torouto, Out. '
others chew tob■tteo, •.r even as ethers
nags wine and whiskey. it.te observing
traveller said :-"C.c. satisfies the 1 Mr 11'ohater, Verna, has dispcvted of
hungry, lends new strength to the weary his property there, to Mr James Dencap,
and fatigued and makes the unhappy tor. , and removed t . T,•ront- . As Mie
forget hi, sorrow." It is nit only Webster was a member of the Methndist1
p'e:.saa:, because as a stimulant it seen I church shear. and both active ie church
to increase strength and make work I work-, they el:l be missed there.
easy, but became its u.rcieic effects dug
the sensibility and fill the chewer aith 1 is,. lemar4aLlr atilt.
dreamy spirit of abstraction. For marry ,•
Fe
years our wise rev:• ill .eight all this mere .'e a: .est, what the true peb.ic t
foolishness cgs the f has born looking for these puny years
Part
o the Indus, I and that is a medicine which althou_b
but the recent study of coca products, but lately introduced, has rattle f r
and especially our knewltdge c f a, -Gine, I itself s reputation seared h none. the
ha/tenet new li 111 upon it. medicine t• Jt hnsen's Tette Ritter.
-ud• s'e 1
The ) 1es ens Neve jest decined I which in conjunction with Juhlvn'e
that n"ltrody has a right to put a min Tonic Liver Pills has perf•.rree1 some
under chler,.furm without his consent most woa•lerful cures impure or im-
merely to test whether he i. biter Tne , p,tvtrished blood soon becomes purified
man was injured by a falling stone and i anti enriches. Bihionaneas, indigestion,
he sued for damages, alleging that he
had loot the use of his arm. The de -sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
fence answered that the pretended le- {treated ' etc , won disappear Menu min- 1
fury was a sham, that the elan could I treated by thew excellent_ meth-'
eiuna. For hale by (low', drug;lit, A. -
put under tine influence of chlor, form in
order is chow that when he became un- -
conscious he would use his ann. He re- 3le6•n holey fieene.iy ar.1 l`harles
fused to submit to the experiment for ! orray co:npfleted the w••rk of moving a
fear the chloroform 'ruled kill him. On tbern un the farm • f Mr ".m. Bubolz. of
trial this point was decided in the man'. the kip::rn 1: ud, . n Tuesdsy of last
I favor. R•tilr,ad companies, sable:t to week. The been is ,^,0 by 50 feet and
many suits fur sham hurts, will regret I was tasted i -i5 rod. in six heurte
this judgment.
use his acro and prnpnsed to him U, hes 1 bion block, Cluderich, sols aeeet. fd '
Itiewraur rates
Require no description, since, witltt Tare"
exception, ail at tome tome hare exper-
ieoced their twiner.. Rheumst sin is
not eaat•y nisl,,dte-1, only the most
p,owerfnlly penetrating remedies re.tah
to its very foundations. The most suc-
cessful treatment known, and it is new
freeuently resorted to by medical men,
is the application if that now f, nous
ren:otiy for pain-1'olaem's N'rviane.
it is safe to •'v thea notntn_ yet di.-
o:vertd his afforded equal ta•t.fartin
to the suffering1 1.
A tors t-anit dr
e w 1,t
a ! cost, ,
small c s as sample butt \.. •
!r a •
bottles 1
line can be shad at the dr .2 start.•. for
10 calor., large bottles :5 cents.
e r ���
Father Comedy, a lielelan pnest,
years old, 1s the succe+ao,r .•f Tether
Damien in the hemto work ✓f minister-
ing to the Hawaiian Ieprn. Tin ether
day he sp�.ke of ht. work modestly and
even with a little bantering lium'.r,
which i. likely to excite more tears than
.miles : If I become a lept•r the gleet
St. Peter no doubt will let me peas all
the easter when my hoer comet,. S,mn.
times when i ant kneeling by the side
of a pane leper, from whom exhales at
ado: that would pt he meat c ore
u t i genus
t✓• flight, 1 often think that 1 ant doing a ---
lilt's of my purgatory. What do yon
think 1' Regularly every wee/4 a still
steamer makes ir.r spewarsnn. hen., .m.1
very early in the m"rntng •un'.unee■ by
the loud blowing of its whistle that
lepers had been landed. Then those
what can hurry to the shsr.. Often
we mu: now -comers .'-.kiaj wet
threnlh Now again lectin the cress
mime which was a source of mutual c •m• and twin, f'•r one .'re here tote. nte,•t-
a 1,w ,i:, at, 1
Cove View %A Chance.
That is to say, y ear :env. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won.
derful machicery it :s. Net only the
'street air peast•es, het the the etend. of
little tubes and cavities leading fr✓m
thein.
1% hen these are e:on_e1 and chocked
with matter witch (.011,1 not to tie there.
your inlets cant:et hail ria there work.
And what they do, they. csnnut tin
web.
Call i' a,'•1, a„neh, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, cnnstlatptien :-r any a+f the
f i I
a w r i•
f throat mei nose and nd he:1 and
lune uhatruc'iena, all are bit. All
ought ro he stet rid ' f. There is jest
one Marr, way to tet riot 01 them. that
lis take lto*chee's (.mean Syrup, which
an.y druggist will Fell you at ;a cents a
rb,.tt',.. Even if evrrythng elle he,
(mewl you. you may dfprod upon :his
fur certain 'eerie
Tan horse of Rev 31r EJ.e, f lint•,n,
has i,,',•It out at past cr. for some t im',and
in Monday week it was intended to
brine it in, hu, the animal got it% Ire
entangle i in a hien fence wire, and to
badly cut that it will be wipe time be-
fore it can be used at all.
*ad ft
DLThJNS
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POW)
TEE COOKS 8E3TFRIEND
!..R. FOWLERS
•EXT: OF •
•WILD •
TR)kWBERRY`,
CURES
HOL•ERA
holera Morbus
0 Lt 1 C'a���
R A M ISS
I RR CEA
YSENTERY
A`J.D ALL 2UMMER COMiPLAi.:TS
FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
S4FE ANDRELIABLi: FCi:
LDP.EN OR ADULTS.
TE J. A. CONVIRSE 1F T Co
i. W. Mtwt>::. A sit:,.,
P2+ •YF::i~TOW,. • M• .\'r::E.tL.
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THE LATE PROF. PHELPS.
The above is a p,:.rtrait of the !::e Prot
Eduard E. Phelps, M.D.. LLD., of
Dartmouth Cellece, He was a strong, at4e
than, whostood highinthe literary and sctemitic
worlds. It is not generally knimin, but It
nevertheless, the truth, that Prc f. I'belps was
the Iic1•crer of what is known too the Mali•
rl Pre,fe,si,,a and Chemist. anitersrll as
Pairc's l t!ery C•,mptuxd, un(;aestk oab)y arc
of the mit valuat_•le di,un-er's of this
century. This remarkable coapr d is net
a nervine, an essence, a sarsalaril'a 7r n
devised article, exit a :ilurrrry and ti t�it1 �
a •!istinct roe} in tnedtcal r -:ice Gad •ie
trr^:went of nereees Kmplieati"r�a. It tea.
teen [natty ailmi:ted t the best-tnediiet
talent in the lana, and skull- the leadiee
chrinistsand scientists, then fee nerve troubles,
nervous exhaustion, iarmna,dcl.i:ity, sendity
are' even the dreaded and t.•rrible Perces,
`n.•thire hat ever been discovered which
trachea the di .rater and r^stores health equal
to this discescry of Prof. Phelps
Cc-leny is- no* kei
prefiared in quantities, enol can be ;glee
at any relnitahle d -t. An attractive
t'•ench of celery is to fund on every
era• ; er. It has boonoso specially popular
miner.; prnfesi"nal men, min•! werker.s, Iati:vs
t r !reed with exciting •ocal dunce and lei-
quenters of the !ending chile
Prctr•_t:t cid, ty ,,:sctical ccn-
I t:t::lar4, ttnpericr to anything
in the Canadian :market.
t
-i 1e5'ItITE Fi .r, J^: Fi fl.ar.;TrO�l.
Manu:aen,rayseise et
CO>iT1.40E. Jt'T7C sed ('MTP:: PACS
t'ALCINe:tis .t LAMP PLAeTrit.
wntfe. as it Warta tt•te :—z1 rim?
'.71r.N.t
w. C. H'.)ICY7 .1. 7lasrgn
tltwi.wta�irlmr.
Paan mars,;. ser..
moat 1w..
e ••..a, (a•••.
,^sags rn.. . .y
tine. .t y,... •.a
Uwe Prreee .• neat.-
earl"
.A b-
earl- -.r t It,..tgea,e
riawyta .. t- we
t w, 44,. *.&l
n.. ,, .. we
rsali.,.'1',.+.r.yr* Ow•- Lois
•' i nr..la u-, .,sera t. ease
b•1"••• •��., n, rf::. t *noir*.
8a... •, t �.. ,...:...,a. Itteaw.
CoderiCli Steam BoilerTerga•
Ch. y5tal
.
ZLa.:'act sorters a .+ •,•
u. u ..•. :n
1 Steam Hoi:c1', raft Pato. Tanks.. }prate:.,
-nimaestacka, sad .s11 kinds of :sheet
tea tt•drk•
inprnced Automatic onto? tnrlSa ye•.
Ir:nr-. l preelit and Ha i;•seriisi f legit.,•+• :.la-
etuner3 and Castings of every .!,•emit esti.
I
1►rsaa Fitting,. Pipe and Y:pe Fittings (tots.
s,ant:� un Wan.:.
On Hand for Sale Chear_,
It. M.P. • .a tIanot stover. l mum.
1 aee•■d•Itan4 Ilex 1114 ita_I.r,
1•.. 1,r hr.i•rla.. 4 ..ntIlaen.
n :.•-t c.: l -.e ., ":n1, • alien':,.r..
Kerne. t Opp. G. T. a. Mallow.
Ta Itepr..rs protnp•;., n•..i
P.O. BOX 361
!it
fort and pleasure. There is more than mg ■lain I. f 1 h t ' %tie
ne "nary
happily If peeele wool F lake more pains
to uuderetatod each other. and by kind -
nen se:d ("et -serener, appeal 1.. thrix
higher se.1 voli;er nature-flutstiu Al -
Ter, to Yankee Blade.
•I that Wright be concluded "r a wife teeing her hue'•^u 1 enema
them : roteetim.e a 0!1•4411 .tetng
its father or mother. They talie
the names '•f the two n,and
'eerier,. refit -ant to God a ,•.'•.sic. 414,•
'hooch
1-
though 1 am nr•t • let•er i c.,•1 1 m.1,
leave here to en t , any "titer • ( these
i+tont• wnh.out • properecrtiheato frit§
Get • w.a A r■1 the Heard of lle,lth. flut i her• 11,o
Mr ft•w,de, delete'.:, is tot a hook
*trent, !m1, has 1,h • a -.',cy to (neierseh here and here I'll remain.
for J"hnt••.n's Tent (litters, witch he
can heartily recurnmead fee any corm- _
tpave sew Taott•Al it•onl 11 tt
meth o • Ilirh a tome la sip..
pliesh:r. This valuable nu•rtectu. leis Whir sulf.r a sits' tuna* it ween yen '
tarot with meet &,t,.luahmrly rood re- Pot tat i,nwdi,ta r.h-( (rein ail inter -
sults in reeve of gensrel dsl►iilty, week- cal •.r external paint by •he arc of I''•1- '
new, irrtegulent,ea peculiar to female., seen s Nerviline, 1114 arr,r- pants cure.
extreme paleness, imporeeishment if i!.• N he. never It,eo km.en to .
Wood, stomach and liver trashier, low feet to s .10,1!.• case ; it cane 't iail 1.r
wish to go anywhere. Ile rn:utun u
A rteslabse Life c
Few men have and geed
:he rime VY DV DIP '
amount of work sM'+d in this we rid E�1 t j
or -Tri
the celebrate! Ill Chaise. t►v.r a ' I .11 /NDi p),t•0o..f 64. works here herrn sold m IIIJJJ ,1lUJ
?14SA1 BALM
t►-�saate E. I. - rv.. , •
31ay 1111.4•7. .
Vy x1,:1,e atilkret ter !taw yrsn with
bleat Grits etng disease. catarrh. Her
care was one of the ?dent kn,,r-n its 'twin!
ars. slat tried * 4 aN the rte a rrb t eme-
:tcs I tier Maw suvertteei". bat they tr,:<
of rr)J tato f itary preeor(,I a trait rat
Need balm. She 'misused r *sty nee tart
of it. and new feels lake n n, w p.rsrit. i
feel 1• my ,tntr o., ,1,r 1101! \s411 Ila:ia
cannot I . -Tot) F71Uii11• r^cesarean'. d
for rota,:!, trent:es, and ren taunted 10
hare a;: s1:eh *titterers know tt:ren* h :-n
it.. the, w/A re,e:r.a•biar, r.lfrf era
rot: • t. H.t.4, 11L I,ILL Farmer
Canada dun.. WE want ettrry porton
Itroubled with Liver C'•mplaint, I)ys-
p epsis, Headache. Kidney ur t: ring•
('Cr•tihle., to bite a Felt!. , f Dr Chaos
. L.ver (hit”, it wili rise rose, Medicine
laud Ileceiee Beak 111. S01J by all
druggists.
err We: hewer: ;Nein Ve*f•:rth fresh
„At fret nn a visit. H. is heating wr I,
and Gaye tin number cf 'esf.'rthites who
baro {amnions in that pr,siternus city are;
thriving
,•1 appetite, amt for that general warn r 55 • c •rntnnat,on of the twat powerful
nutfeeling that ,early every on* is pain subduing nova !tee known Trr a
trembled with at some part "4 oh. year. I 1 emit .•a.nple bottle o1 Nervt'tni You i
Don't forget the mime Jnhnstnn's Tonle I will bad Nervitine s sore mire fee neer-
bitters roe. and Ill per h,ttle at (o,ede's aleta, t•w.thaehe, headache. Hey .ad I
Ing .tore, Albion block. Ilod.rich, sole ',try. Lar'. bottles 23 teats, by all
agent. a I drtsegima.
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that
' tildes and in all Gn ,.. , 'dun: o is abreast of the
1 pa.rtm„;l.a f•Jiiy un to 'cl:e :r: I:.
y
increasing business is an eviderco that :ay •- cdbr' o
please the public are appreciated. "
r And while I endeavor to keep almost everything -
• sally� r �.
found in a fast -class ho;.se, the general ":Nile r as ►
rely upon getting the correct thing in every <? Soar tr lent.
Notwithstanding the ad—arc cinS` 11, Cutts i will
sea Satin and D'Lyor:;, Surahs an- 8a tin 14�ery ',il :Au$
at former prices.
l t•noteee/swrr s t'ewn.trwsr. - 1
''1 can p'etinly state, that I r•n find!
n"then•• iwtter thee llveytrd's Y .1',,w 1
t►.I. 1 hes., rhentnrt;rtrr oMatn•otoiry,
end Ve!1•os 114 d••es togs great u.'4. You t
can nee ,rya name if yoe with. ' Tonga;
truly, H Diekins•m, Confectioner, 11
ThnmeN, •
Onto
31r ftemn.l Inwaon. ,.f I1nC.tt, was
married on Tutsda r.f het week to 31t..
liab.11a ll irphy. The ceremony was per-
fnr•ne,i at the Knglish ehstreb nar•nnsye, I
ti.nfntth, •n 1 the Kapp eonple left im.
esediatsly on a tour to anit•,bs and the'
Northwest
.11:' .S;Vela/tits f -) t c eas
.M•
Linen Goods in great varietr, Laces
and Edging!,
Smallwares, from Needles un. Ain Merge i:
price. •
All Goods marked in plain iters a and strictly 0113
2 ,
ALEX, MUNRO,
Draper an c1 Retards.' er
Fins Hosiery and Gloves, and all the le