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I I l SPRING viOWERs. â€"-â€" l Fashions in Dress Materials which Are Highly Suggestive of i these Fragrant Growths. i f The Myriad comm O‘Hat‘u’e outdone he shows himself all the more manly the , - harder he is pressed. ‘ by the Hues of Sauna and Silks-â€" Suits for Springtimema- ments for the Neck. ; . -""ior.abio Lliilineryr-lxntumea and g .cnznre Touew~t€otee Descrzblnw ‘ All the Novelties. i Falcon Soto-J. Fuzls mint match collani. inn-:41 mists are much worn. iIL-I remains the mutt popular color. , .\'~;w hosiery matches the 'lfltsfi goods. bullet-shaped buttons will 111: much worn. ; rim-fangs must match lll'.‘ drezs thisl mung. lit 'lnpvrlcs are more \".I'dlllIuU'il"l than! i favourite i- .ii'ibinationsl I’ink Llll‘l hint: arr.- i ghamé. l's. .llcd silks min: the lead for both dreiaes .ml Iil‘illlfl".'_'y'. I .ihzlilcil or oriib rc effects will In: .i feature, ::i liprizl; fashions. 'I'ii»: lam: of tin: pissing iiioiiivnt is the i‘lillli'tll, white or black. l‘iicrc H a great i-Lupprcssioii i=1 thv number of mains in a b’flllCt‘. whirring! or gaging: an- evuywhere, both on skirt< anl bodicea. ' :Irl'.‘ Valenciinines him; l.£ll"i a heavy l {.vlqc. 'I'hr: .Ioan ii'Arc bodice is i stylv: of cursagc in Paris. ’J h-- iagc of Japanese iigurul willllrf for dresses in on the increase. low a favourite Drop hall trimmings are used for trim- ming; eutin foular-I dresses. All new collars, whether of lincn, batiste, mull, or lace, are large. Uni.- of thc ncw medium-sized poke bon- iicts is callcd the Bayadcre. 'l‘hv: lace straw bonnets arc open-worked and require u colored lining. Strong contrasts of color arc observable in most of the ricw satin costumes. Stet-I is much used in decorating laces, lisscnirntcrics, gauges, and trimmings. l .\ dashoi' yellow, blue, or red is deemed (:nicllllnl to the liniin of all dark toilets. Uinbrc slilllfl do Lyon grow more and more popular for both dresses and bonneta. Shirrul effects in skirt draperics appear on the most fashionable imported dresses. Some of the null: polonaiscs are made with iiill, pniiicr-likc draperies ovcr the hills. :lCI'BC'VS’ which havu gone out of fashion in Europe, bogii‘. to reccivc appreciation in America. I’adcel rosc, pczirl, and washed out water. green blue an: favourite colors for Suriih :iiul Surah satin. Antique or Illelllil‘Val cutwork, iii shaded liltlfill', wrought With shaded lloes silk, is ii ncw and beautiful dress trimming. 'l‘hx: Iiitcst l’nris frcak i. the wearing of cardingi that do not matchâ€"~onc, for in- stance, bciiig a sapphire and the other a ruby. Some of the black opcu straws in bonncts arc .‘lu line that they look like thread lace. chcr designs ari- in imitation of 'l‘orchon lace. .-\ novelty in linglish straw bonnets is in .oki: or coal-scuttle shape. with a brim in I . In, formed by turned up braids of "tllt’l'llU uty tlic straw. Albatross cloth robes in full shades of colour, Cl‘cillll, and pure white, arc taste- fully cuibroidcrcd iii Oriental colors and designs with floss silks. ’l'ho favorite shape for tea. gowns of core- iuuny is the loose dolinaii, visitc-liko sucquo with elbow sleeves, worn over a richly ll'llllnllxil Ilffllll-tl‘fllllwl skirt. nonnot Trimmings. ’l'hc iicw spring bonnet has hardly as yet inmlu its appearance, but the popular shape will bc the old English, the modern “ Cabrio- h~t.” 'l‘hc cottage shape and the capote have also their adiiiircis, but the capote is principally made in fabrics to match cas- iumca, and. being' small. is capable of being iniido 1L riort oi jewel upon the head. A very pvculiai our, worn l'cuv'lltly, had the form of a brown. luminous bcctlc. It was all builds and .1 scaly material like brown cloth of gold. Another was of feathers made fronl t‘m- l)l‘l.':\:‘.l.:! of ducks. In tho narrow in- terior of tho brim thc feathers wore scarlet, ~llfi‘lif'lllllg into wine-color. llark llllXi3(l straws \n'll lu- \vorn largely this session. trimmed with low blush leaves and l-crrics. l-‘riiitu will, from present ap- lIK‘Cll'flllt‘I'rf, illlltt' takc the place of flowers, or will l‘t‘ llll\l‘ll with small blossoms and i’. I“'L‘l'.‘. 'l‘lii- small bhic Herman grape uppmirs iii clusters, and might. be mistaken for our own blueberry. Sonic of tho sprays :in- tangled up in vcry \viIdWooil fashion. (\llil iiicw arc the most dcsii‘ablc. Noel: Dressing. 'l‘lul I..lv buniiiir- a wry iiuporiint part. of :‘.:v twill-t, and \‘cl‘y properly, for it helps .;ri-.i'.lv to givi- its character. The large collars .lIi' the! most simple iiicdiiii of effect- :u.( tll‘.‘ Hilj'lkl, :iiii‘i arc now Illfllll' in .i great -lbl‘ll':y vi stylus. The most artistic. are i llllll'lllllv‘rt‘ll iipui lii’l‘lllull liiicii, and cdgcd \vith IlliL‘ll Im'c three inches in depth. 'l‘hcsc .m- icr inorniii.’ wear at home or when stay- .IIL: country housc. The in :.n is simple, r. -'. . -li~--p, with straight sides and a nar- row, iiprightl‘anil at the throat, which is l'flll‘l'l‘i‘lt‘ftll Lilm Jilil i-dgcll thl: a narrow i.il‘-'. l‘i.c :i~~-'.;.-rcliii~i's. with drop double lace HUT-'5 :iii-l ,ubot finish in front, are used as llll'.i‘.l ;u l‘\'i'l'. for thcy have become. popular With a vast number of ladies who iiiid then} a grunt r uveiiicncc in dressing on plain silk .izil allill drvsu-s. 'l'lw fashionable iaco used 1:: trimming thrrn H the line imitation Mech- liii. the but imitation of Nal lace that has i-vrr yet lm‘n made, except by th-- new in- :itiun, \t‘lllcll ls said in lwrfcctly rvprodiil-c the bobbin hand-made lave. and which has no: .u yet appeared in the market. The iiia.-hiiic-t.;\iic Nb-chlin is no: chap. .f.i:c no: morn than thrvc iui‘hrsiii width .wlls :i'. from 4L?“ In >3 per yard. and an invxprnrnrcd \iomaii might well suppose Earn-Ii" :o be purchasing what is technically callcil " rcal " Lice. lligh «In-31:: arc cut .\ tiiila lower now than iorincrly. and the hind at the throat u mitt-ii omitted. This is particularly the cur mth indoor «ti-secs. which are then linin lied Mill 1 fall of white lJCr, put on full and turned our. one end {among : jabot in front. Linen cazl's Handel hue :Jappcared, and thrm an outside cuil’t, for which. however. then- is Kc.“ demand than for the large and ‘ small itizi‘u collars. The narrow standing , mllars, still and irr walking dresses. are! straight or ellglitly rounded bands at died: in a yoke. the upright mmeiu held l ,etbcri will: : gull stud or button. 3 i l i l l l - . , a--. . a. film New: IL;- Ilm- mudi is that "'; not a lllJllfl‘A'.’ :n 2. ilnwcr shop. pointing to ,I .i wreath l" lllllI-«rlfllts inuiiiml “ To myi int-then nu." “ \\"r 1'. you like," repliedi the ll. “3 haw kill it icr {our years, ' and no l..v Lu .ii'r ulcrml to pumhun .\v .Lxl‘ Ih-lll it‘xhow, l bins. speak? ‘flwo uzncs who had baa steeped up to their necks :i: \‘Lll:klll!lf. for counterfeilin ‘ " cash," t.‘.=- .mnl'ies'. of thine“ Nina. Both speedily ital. f l and see. breadil oleomnglrinedon. shouting, ” man over-bored S" LAUGH ._ .. -_.. -.._.___â€".__-,_ __ ' WOMAN GOSSIP. ' \l‘ru. drilledâ€"the oil regions. i A Caprice of FEM: Which Must A wane-spoutâ€"a temperance oration. l LACIE in arezal drink. Spell it bule 31"“ Gm“ J” l'° "he one“ of Big Mouths. Canons Privileges in Cal-mm Timesâ€"A Costly Kinsâ€"The Scanty Costumes of Foreign Society Women-A Deli~ (pin. chi“ of u“ sui- ard. Sort, the Tu: reason “Dob n's ‘ ‘ ism guard was the antics; ‘militil, Which because‘it is u Myer-(Sill: itool: its name from the Eleven stars, which Xeunlgin. Immediate reliefjs EIVGD from , â€"together with three stars, a Virgin and a the most revere attazks of Neunlgil. l ,pplvluttâ€"Itill occupy the four departmental WK “.1 3pm“, uman t“ we “.“uri ° mammal”... ... (5.? m. ~ i" Machines- m m. . . 'ork th {o py ... u. hm. womb who, on u... no... ,gxpggfig“; fimrgagfizfiytgggm, the mom-rill RELIEF OF AL PAIN. day of Rosa, enjoy the right of murrecting d - - x, . . . . . . . . . . _ omestic timenvus filo“- ung e "e ' NICE. u "out: ul :1 any knot“ remedy. POI R ilmu u qulck in its uciluu. Sold iii ibel 1r elm ! the tradition and donning the uniforms of ,’ most complete. we most dung: {he ~25 CESIS A bums north}; The following I‘esilmmihu l3! ihe {mt number nceli‘ed ‘ u ugbée' luuqueneuts-temble espezi- , p1,.“ and the mo“ in “wed in an mpec'mu’ ~ - will M mammaliay the n-marhbie megggaii‘ji‘ls: M r Y ° ° ‘" u" and moreover gives t a greatest all-round uuum uni your medicine u doing «one. of vruml stimuli from n clrvolur In. ‘M'F'RTE’S ”'â€"""'"'PA1N LE 1‘ A Favorite Prescription of a. celebrated New. A LITTLE. Ir in a wise mu: who know: which side his “has in a mu: “ perfect brick 2" When i mh SWAN. n A: an lmiunm, “I am grating-l to hear fmm various q one man rwdvul‘a revue blow from a block From Saturday eveni 1 ng until the dawn of - , i . . utisf ' . . ' u ," u " . li u cl. min i lb \‘v um steamboat passengers talk tooinuch . a” Sum“: isbrove Tuesday they age allowed'to llo al- cmne‘fiifzo‘ at,“ :m' C m d F m; thick pm of the leg. so injuring him as to render hlm unable : . Illk. mo lipiaunufi‘u mm'anruii to the captain!” m deny. find relief by ‘. -â€" 1 mo“ wmgeve, “my le_ The], mos; en. - y ‘ g°°d “'39 an x"‘li"1 ' Rene! cumlbiui. , I might mnltlply instance; J03. DMUXDS. DNfi'BL i tion. but is better value for money than any . . I other in this market. l v Waits )Ionnii'v is such a rare possession that most persons blush t3 own it. szu hit your mother-in-law, but if you do hit her, give her a whack she'll never forget. " Am: you a wall flower 3" he asked. and she replied : "No, I am a. wall sir." Then they waltzed. F060 says his sister Ann will talk culture till she falls asleep. He says she is a sort of lesthetic. ” WnAr astonishing things women are exclaims the Figaro. “They are always thinking of nothing, or of something else." Accmuin' of expansion neceme ; When you say that a girl‘s hair is as black as a . Ciuviuii, On. Sept. H.133) love I sell more (I it than all other pain J C. BRIGHT. .\l.D..|nd Dmg‘kt. Five Testimonials from Eastwood. Ont... showing MORSB'S PAIN RELIEF cured the following: Diarrhoea. Deafness. Swollen Pace, Toothache. Gold. Headache and Pain in the Stomach. No. I. Used I trial bottle for uninch "roller: face with insuin iv-lllf. mine privilege is on: of every 3 young and pretty lady they meta: tble way. Husband: and fathers, brothers and ‘ lovers may form a nmpgrt With their bodies in vain to protect the besieged fair ones ; it pWW’ . . , L’sc“Castorln "ll if our nil in .1 lim- ilnonse Anaconas,lllnh1IlTnnn\nnl . . ° “m” ° "‘° . I _ . chiuery. lt isulso x ll H harness illeth . Dux, from the height: of Ins bottle steeddl” l making it nier and w‘nffier‘prmf. Fain-dc byiill discovered a fortress of this kind bidding Healers I ‘ J h be ‘1 w defiance to his brave followers, he orders a i . . - . ‘-" “m: a“ W H infl" “‘1 R 9 .VNM~ (Signal) 8. (i. ironinsz emu-89 and the invincible Sum lush to? HM'L‘P‘D S wamnl BM 1‘ composed No. 2- lluilne suffered much with lootliacheJ modelled in iryvuur pun ivlkf. One lpldinllon the .ésu“ wi‘h the in“ idity worth of Of the moat healing balsums and gums, The , g-”- nie ii slant relief. I L‘so cured a violent coldl had mini-trial I’llll the randy. 89 5' Baleams, which enter into its composition. (Signed) MRS. E. HERSle heroic ages Against force there is no poa- . . . . . ' . were used b v the nghves when Amen“ w” 30. 3. I hue ll'lfll vonr Nu Relief In use: of lladachrJ‘uui lullic Stomach and Broil-lobe." :- m n uble resistance. and after the moat comical fin, ducovgmd’ and m, combined with in every ounce being m ume, mum "no. (an-mu A. riiruizsiiciiini. " tiizmbeegglfilhxéé‘t thithhli‘tdslf the! View ionics- so blendesl together. .....l:.:...§.i3°.fi::.'i:iiriii°.:‘“°* °' ‘ ii: warm“, hught”; the 03a'themul"es 1:“; Ln lsfio ggodxgecgggitff me .No. 5. One night I “1': awakened hr the most violent liiicrnll pains. a single tmspoonful of yaurlmu are assaulted with mitraileuse volleys of used mnu‘uy 3d“! it i“: music 23:3 Rel”! mule me n *9“ new? In five mllmld- lezned) J. W JACQUES . red flowers. Ind finillY‘t‘ken P'i’onefl' This the standard preparations of the day. captivity. at once joyous and terrible, lasts “You? Pain Relief the! general aililfutlna. in flat. I bel Poui'ubi costs nothing, and that in one remedies pui toretner. reason why so many people bestow noth- ing else on their chance aaiuaintances. It is sometimes pretty hard to decide which gives us more pleasureâ€"to hear our aelves praised or to hear our neighbors run own. ILuLx‘iscm'r ; Jones says that the clouds of his early childhood were no bigger than a woman's hand, but a squall always follow- ed them. A >05" of Erin being asked which was the greateist debating club in Ireland. replied : "The shillelah. And it's always foremost in the hotest contest." Momma reading: “And every morning “Toronto Oil Company are sole manufacturers of Casionne" Machine Oil. Infringements will be A relative ll‘N ire Relief for i and evening Elijah was fed by the ravens. coal it is just as well to specify that you do until each up“, his “ken himself a de. Ask your den.“ 1... humane» “mm,” on. u“, who brought him bread to eat." l.ucy,aged not mean a red-hot coal. light,“ “mom from me up, of the unto," 3: thin: the barrel ls branded “oiisiorlne " 1: none , FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG-GIST“. low 2" “And was the bread buttered, iuo- pumcu wd sung : u Acquire, the can. mum, victims, 0 aguuzzturgg 0, R” M , . U H , o b u that? faction ” is the Boston girl'l translation of __ mom“, pm” “Cayman g‘:fiinz“%§h:‘h£§ .° “zen - “r ° ° 13°: 8°“p- igunviios answered : ” And now, Lord, "Takes the cake. ’ similarly, “ l‘he proper . . other. It will ouiweu Lard, Seal oi- ‘ phtnt' and what shall I say 2" were the words of the caper " becomes "The correct contortion." Show‘ til-V195. Swami!!!“ Holw cum. For sale by u dealers. 450 CHAMPION FARM ENGINES minister at the close of along prayer. ” Say Amen.” said softly a. little cherub of the congregation. .Tuar mnrvelous purifyer, Burdock Blood Bitters, vvill speedily change the sallow face to one of freshnesi health and beauty. II: THE oungl‘dy who Mad Mr. Shining, The new plain silks and aatins-arc sag. when bionght before the justice on 1 Charge gum" at?“ the “we” of the “Plug and of mu” “,1 “new. excused heme“- by all the fruits of the summer. There is straw- Sliii Fogg, silial‘tiug under the hands of i 1, on] bi: him to "a if he was berry satin embroidered witlishsdes of olive regulates the Bowrla, acts prom t1). 0,, the , the barber, “Iwish you were where your 22mg 8 e y and yellow in a mignonetto pattern,_and Liver and Kidneys and strengthens the 4: ~ razor is." “Where in that?"uked the ton- shades of peach blossom which are exquisite- system when broken down by Nervous or 211 SOLD IN 1380, Coxsom'rios misapplied: “You must feel lonely since your husband went away," consolineg observed a neighbor to her lady friend. “ Not at all," she replied ; “ it is the first holiday I have had since I was a school-girl." ' “I DECLARE, John, I never saw such 3 1y lovely and which have buttons made for them of enamel inlaid with flue pure gold. There are delicate handcembroidered muslin; which are considered cheap at $9 per yard and are made over strawberry, pink, or pale blue satin with needle-work ruflling, and satin belts and pockets to match. General Debihty. Ask your Druggist for a Trial Bottle. the costis only It) Cents, Large - Bottles $1.00. - HEADACHE. \Vhy become a suffering martyr to Head- ache, when Burdock Blood Bitters will sure- ly cure the cause of all varieties of either The Most Popular Engine in Canada. I The only engine safe from fire and explosion. Insurance Companies license the Fireproof Champion. See the 'l‘raction Engine for 1881. Clipnclly of Works per neckzâ€"l Portable Saw Mill, 1 l'oriablc Grist Mill, 3 Sundml Cliopplns serial artist. “ l'ndergrouud," replied I-‘ogg, with a snap. A hTRASUEI: in Hamilton thinking he re- cognized his coat on the back ofa pedestrsin shouted, “ Stop thief l" and about thirty of the inhabitants suddenly disappeared down a side street. man I You are always gettin some new nature m . ‘ ~ ‘ ' I , . . . , _ , . . ‘ _. ' y small patterns in brocaded ' . v Mills, a Lluiuplon Eann hiixim-o. ilkimzé‘mmzl unlit. :1: hummiciérfli :2: this lz=d§:::i..:::é“:..::: c... .... i... aim... at... me, now, this wine is not too heady 2" Wine you hm a, new wrinkle, you would have no afiectgvely.“ Tgey :ak21efiingioggejnffigis Constipation of the Bowels. purify the Blood, “1.; TEST 0s“ Bun“. DAY. renovate the Liver and tone up the Nervous System, and distrissing headache will be un- Sainple Bottles 10 Cents, Largo \Vhy, its ...â€"an seller With alucrity : ” Heady? not even wine 1" ' A POLITICAL speaker mentioned somebody as a Shylock, and an auditor asked who Shylock was. “ If you don’t know," the place to put it, dear." A Tonoxro young man broke into the room of the girl he lcved, to carry her away, as she refused to ma‘ry him. She was ab- sent, but left the lnll dog asleep on her or basques and there is no better way in which a nice old dark wool or silk dress can be'remodeled than by making over the akiit upon a lining with a little of the br0cade and adding a well-fitting cnirass basque made 0P PREPARED LEATHER ‘ Durable, Light, Elastic. and Cheap. First Prize a! Provincial Exliiiililuii. Lon- don. Testlinunluls on application. Satisfaction gua- ranweil. Address. J. DOAN i! SON. Dnivtnn. Oil known? Bottles 01.00. IOTURE MOULDINGS. Frames. ermw. Mirror i orator acornfully replied, “you’d better go bed The mom wnsdark The do did v f ‘t ti I ' P . , n , . g nt 0 ‘ en “33- , _ ,, Pi 108,1’ l. 01 ,p» . Fâ€"‘â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-r~-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" home and. read the Bible. bark but worked. .[n about seven minutes The beaded trimmiu are lowlyâ€"quite EWS he liken. hisviiiiglfssi'éfifi 'i'illoiius' “AT 3 AY'S Fm; s1- OSHAWA CABINET 00., men ' .. ..m....... beyond description. T ey contain all the new shades of violet, gold, ruby, rimrose, and dark green, made up into com inntions which are as effective as masses of jewels. The beads are set solid but marvelously combined and. shaded in leaf and flower omission;mam? 1°12; which are. no and form a for you’can never, never die. But I am flat bordering of glittering‘ropc, strand or extravagant, wildly ambitions to shine in weled fringe' These deals“? must share society, to sit besidethe jewelled queens of .th the glittenng Pa “in of the honours wx . ’ fashion, to dazzle dl eyes with ,priceless “eel “he” reappears PenM‘c‘flY and gems, and so, dear. dear Harold, I must always with a. flourish of trumpets. But it marry the plumber." never lasts long for its hard glare is cold as A WOULD-BF. mothe-dn-lnw meets a friend, .death, and it can never lie made becoming ; . that is to say, it can never be made to add lately in the same pedicanient. who cries out : “Oh, my dear, L have such a piece of to any woman’s beauty, but like a. stall mirror it multiplies bomelincss and deprives news for you. My laughter was married yesterday l" “Hounice ! But how did beauty of all warmth and;symputliy. The you manage it ‘.’ “'31 your son-inolaw in- revivnl of steel at this time’is due'to the fact that we get French winter fashions in the different to our lack of money, or did you make him believe yoi were rich '2”, “ 0h, spring, and vita warm, for there are no sain- no (with a gleeful ciuckle): Igot our iner materials to which steel trimmings _ _ could be r‘iitably added, and to put thorn family doctor to tell Iim I couldn’t live in): months." on velvet or satin would render both still more intolerable than they are during our TBERE are many cirioul traditional for- malities in connection with royal marriages the remains of the yning man came out and said he wouldn’t marry that girl for $70,. 000." " DEAREST Harold, -I love you with all the devotion of my 321:. Your image is in- Film" nicmbcr (feeling a twinge of con. science); “ I say Tom, what a long time a man does waste during the term playing poker.” Second ditto (not catching the point) z " Yea especially while shuflling." PARISIAN COFFEE 1 ‘5 d, _OEQ'}9~_ A The only French Coffee In the l) niiliiiuu i. :utir ' ' ' ‘ nnteed to consist of the FINEST JAVA. PLASM- I v G. H. A l 225?? 2:“, & TX in, and other Chaice Coffees, with Sam “.03, Tom,“ f T 03- "K of one rimzsr BURGES crnconv. .-.... ..i .. .--_- .. ,, ..-, _ -O ,___,.,w , free from any other ingredient. Prepared ln‘ Corner Ring and York alts" . , PAltlSIAV COFFEE (3).. or flu. l .l. ' 'loronto. laluce Hotel of “molesulc 0' JOE“ MPRRISQN' l U l I L A C B I R D :'..'» -‘i-. hi or. ‘ilhl, "uroii in. Canada. Mark II. Irish. propricwr. NA VY TOBACCO. on udiuhinu- It is «lonely i Nun-ll I'll». superl realm ml and vinue. in odd] and lIlGll art below stairsâ€"The modern Jcames of Buckley square is going in for icsthcticism and cnlchaw. In his pantry he sits gazing on a lily in an old cracked black- i\nglbottle. He calls it the “ I.in of the 'a ct.” Tle steamer extinguished the flames, thus preventing, as a local reporter beautifully writes, “a fearful holocaust, in which that devouring element, the fire-fiend, would have rcvelled With tongues of forky joy." Marks. manufactured by Al. E SH Youso in Co., 13 Wellington St. East, _ #an Tommi); WAgenta “ante $1 \ll'llil. BUY THE IIO'I‘l-Zl. .\’I‘ 9 Pine River; onc-Iiiilf down. or for loss if more is piiid down. Apply to I). )It‘l)l‘:lt' MID. Pine River. ()niuriu. ___d_ "NWfioilS‘nnsmous’br OB This brand is guaranteed to be the very best Chewmg Tobacco in Canada, being manufactured of l the finest sun-cured Virginia Lent. To av01d impomtiqn see that each . Plug bears the tin lstamp, and ' every Caddy the Caution notice of ‘ THE ADAMS TOBAGGD 00 MONTREAL. AGENTS WANTED FUR OUR COPYRIGHTED PORTRAITS A Ll'l'l‘LF. 3-year-old, while her mother was trying to get her to sleep, became in- terested in some outside noise. The was told that it was caused by a cricket, when she sagely observed: " Mamma, I think he ought to be oiled.” \l'uizs some one can invent a five-barrelled revolver which can be sold for twenty-five cents every city can do away with at least mining patequ should write to HENRY GRIST, Patent Solicitor, Ottawa, Canada; twenty years practice; no patent, no pay. MILL 'ro EXCHANGE run. FARM. AIICIHBALD Youso, lluulioba Liliiil _ - .2?‘°&!§)!€‘HBKP°£1'~_&LTUT°M9-. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHEREâ€"- most saleable articles ; constant employment and exclusive territory given. Send 25c. for sample and tall particulars. Rev. GEO. DAY, Dunnvlllo. The Railroad Crossing Warm Weatller- . M I R I ' ofthe LILtleSnSkohc- The revtval of Spanish lace has proven I “‘NI-Wfi'vCY-POWCI‘ W CHOKE-ORING ! two school-houses at the end of the first - - , . - , drive so lllll of smuesâ€"pmctlmi mini desires to 0, ear It is am 1 “can” to bu a “me in Germany. Go arelent occasion the mar veryiiuocessful and its style and manufacture hum, "curing m," and mm“ a mum“ Mm”. we are mm. mm,” Gum; in perfection and uar - . y : b , "P y d Y y nage contrilct was 31 ed on n certain table has in consequence very much improved. imm- Yocso, Manitoba Laud Oillcc. 13 Welilngton-st. mm. shouting fullquuiil ll) the lith linu‘ii-ili innki-ri Queen vmtona' & Hon- 600‘ Brown. "10“ “Tymg‘oroun ' covered With red ve let. Whmh 13 by “'3- The new black and white Spanish trimming EnBt-r'l‘OI‘OHV-o- “cry “u” “‘“-"""”“‘ M “"I “"‘i" “M "“““'“" "l 2 NIESSRS. RICHMOND & l‘ 1.. I’Oll. shooting rcluriml. i We warrant every Gun choked by us to make the pattern promised. Try your gun at 40 yards. No. ll «but, ll on . shouting at a 30-inch uncut, and if your lllll. done not pm. in in lea-51.200 [much It is not \\‘nl’lll keeping. Circliiar on cliuke-borlng “nth I‘I‘lt'lfl mini inc on application. J. L. RAWBONE, l’ral‘tical Gilnmakcr, l2fl Youcc-sm ior. llld. ACRESâ€"SANDY LOANâ€"~70 CLEAREDâ€" A balance covered with hardwoode pine; S in wheat. 14 iii rye. ‘l-l needed; 03 grafted fruit trees,‘ spring crcck runs through ccnirc; two dwelling houses, two barns and stables. and black- smith shop; two miles from \Valalngbwi Centre. county of Norfolk; prlce. $2.600, of which 3800 down anillialsncc on time. Apply Lock 1503; 205, mm on oLuT'vou cm Simcoe, Ont. have the Iiadi'eii' Journal, month- ly, for one your. printed eight-page paper. illustrated with large new fashion plates, appearing simultaneously with Dem- orcst’s New York Fashion Magazine, by remitting TWENTY-FIVE CENTS to S. FRANK WILSON, dition set aside for thii special pur one, and the bride had to take tie crown of inmonds from a handsome pietia duru table, origin- ally the property of th- Emperor’s mother, in front of which all 13an princesses have to decorate themselvei with jewels before proceeding to the nuptiil bar, The wreath in her hair was of myrle leaves, and blos- some from a tree plantid by Queen Louise seventy-five years ago. .â€" Love-making. A FATHER urged his boy either to be a Thgy are in clown in circus, u canal-bout captain, a fire- man, a railroad engineer, a pirate, or an Indian fighter, and the boy at once decided to study for the ministry, which was what the old man, who understood the perversity of boy nature, wanted. VERY innocent man, old man Mildboy is. A friend found him at his desk the other day, absorbed in perplexing study. “ I am writing my will,’ the old man said, “ and I want to fix it somehow so that the lawyers can get some of the property." laces are very beautiful. Brussels lace patterns, and some are studded with very small silk buttons». These in black are used for grenadinea with charming effect, and in white for the silk inuslius. gauze, and striped tissues which are used for overdreases and combination with plain and figured Indian silks. Some of the black are headed with gold; some of the white with pearls, the latter forming leaves or buds while the former are generally put on in outline. Conspicuous among the new trimming, 'lRAl'l‘ and Fine Art I'IIIIIIFIICI‘I. (mice and Factory: 7:. lliiy Siren, 'l‘oruiilo. l‘ortrulu exo- cuicd hi Oil, Wilicr Colour. Sic-«l linumvings, Cra- \Ull and Carbon. 0iin flint-clues l‘lplolinnl work iloiii-._ We also excl-lite iipcci-il order-ii for Mounting and b‘liilnhliii: Picture» Shunt} iirds. A'c. ‘URSI. In: 3951-77 SPECIFIC. IOU Uheip Fulfil-Enid Bargains Specimen . . . _ “May I call you Pauli ?” asked he. fabrics are the changeable silk, which me publisher, 33 av 35 Adelaide Street \l'oiit,'l‘ormiio. “Mu I V . . . v ' ‘ I ' ‘ V ‘ I i , I F (“38985312332$8323;- 103131523331) :ZYes,”shelsa'ld. lamp.“ h. in very high colours and‘ahow’ a. striking ..U._E-_‘_IT_FM_ ARMS ion balm. on ibuv .J ISC ASE s HTK i D NE v , (‘ marked .Tom.nnd Jerry ,n, Gentlemnnly “Dear PM! a .Tmay on you t at . contrast on the reverse mde. Gold enters TFFD Sbfi b. .tâ€"A g; 1:0" L1“ A. t N - easy terms of pugmnit. l'l following (,ouuticu. U0 I _\,fl 7)., - . I anppo'e 30' into every one! but the depth 0‘ the diam-ant roim Dib‘i'lfly) pboi'xfiiaiiii’itnrclIalrriii-lililoit E LG I No ' ~ I I ' J " vendor of majolica: “ Yeshwe sell a large number of them." Miss N : “But haven’t you some marked Clifford and Alvord, or “ Do you know I love {on ?" ” Yes.” “And shall I love you always 3" colours is wonderful. Twenty shades seem to float in the ruby, the wine, the purple, the amethyst, and the gold and the reverse Ells REMEDY. Not a Quack Nostrum but tho gm- ui'rie prescription of the celebrated Neurologist and Phyaiologlst. DOCTOR. IlOOl'Elt of Kings College Pt. ‘22 in Core, of Ta‘boi st.. 'I'p. Il‘l)llnm, {.0 acres; 33 ciiliivatcl : framn dwelling and The untold a -l i r 3i i Ham, 7 miles from 'l‘ilsoiiburi; and It. If. ml "in ‘i m" o u from Iiiillscrrtioii in our “in min In- . .. . ,,, _ . . ' a ' _ I 1 ~ Bertie and (.ieorgio‘. . V . . :2“ you .wuh to." “ shows the lighter tints If the colour in a hgagéthgfiaggé 52133. Siqnoii.................................il.400. l‘illpp'lyntgl mm (mm; ’é‘lmlllflul-lb Ar a. royal wedding in Germanyit is cus- And will you love me? “omen glow, l'harmmentiml Uhemisis. \‘urk Sireet. Toronto. NORTHUM]]ER]',AND, , ""“W “"f’ 'hl'lml WWW" will lemme ii dream of the will. llld tomnry {otthe mattress 0f ceremml‘“ to out Paul.“ dld m“ re IY‘ â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-<"'>â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"‘ u“ you Q \LE in Aonpg ups-p U ‘ S. Pt, 2§.3nl Coil. (‘r‘a~iinhc, U) Wer, 70 (Mb \‘luomiiv manhood may be restored and up one oi the bride’g garters into small “lVill you, Pan o?"herepeated. _ Imagumflom $0,].undcrfié“Wigsmmmof‘bmu‘fmlou 11', tivnted; brick dwelling and kitchen; mime regained. lmlublmhlu uvldoncc ls ni- pleccs‘ which are dutnbutcd to those who “You "my love me," 5b “id “gun, __ miles from Grimm“. Smumh 2,; news orchard," burn: a iod orchard ; close to Colbariic vill‘mm fordcil of the truth of three uuwmoiits, have taken part in the festivities ofthc day. “ But don’t you love in: in return ‘3" Many an illness is caused simply by im- 3673l31’l‘3lr005.CIIUICOSUl‘llll-Eixl'l‘nml’lummlun‘l um MM""""” ' ' """" s‘i'm' Bulimfiffutm “fill”! "who" W“ "w' Add“ 3' As a large number are entitled to these “ I love you to love me.‘ agination, and those of us who go about our l5‘fl%‘¥;,§§{3°,3,,°,2,fi”§£“3“g"i‘f€lw°fi’-fig“ mm“ SIMCOE. . m u 0' "NE; "mum. fragments of the Order of the Garter. it i8 “ Won’t you say anything more explicit ?’ work with calmness and confidence are much siiio‘m'r “ummmiur; in .ltleni, iii" h... w. l 5. suioun. (mi, 100 “Glen: 3:. mun-lied ; not quite clear how the gnrter,or even npuir “ I would rather not." more likely to escape disease than others Who ’l‘orms mnay. Apply to the prom-inlay, J, p 10' dwellinir. and stable, lrnlllo barn : i2 0 artora could an I the demand. At - - - - - llll.bl.\'(l'l'0.\'. Dundns. ()ni. inllcsfrom Onlllu . . . . . . - . . . - . . . . . . $300. P .g w,” pp y _ th am __ are filled With apprehension, should infection _'__,,___7 _ mice x mm: recent marria o e l - - ' ' ' . . ' ‘_“” "WV “W H” m i g The Bartel ‘°“‘° “’“h‘” 100 “"l“ “f we“ 1" “mm on SALE â€" FIRST-CLASS S'l‘OCK oi: STORMONT. , culty was met by using yards of ribbon in- _ tiou with this the Arabs tell the following stead of the bride’s garter. story : One day A traveller met the Plastic going into Cairo, and accosted it thus : " For what purpose are you entering Csiro 2'" “ To kill 3,000 people,” replied the Plague. Some time after the same traveler met Plague on its return, and said: But you killed 30,000.” “ Nay,” answered the Plague, “ I killed but 3,000, the rest died of fright." - dairy farm ; {80 uchs : 400 uch Clt'fll'l‘ll iiiiil fpiiccd wiih boiird fences. huliiiicc hardwood timlu-r ; over 300 iicrcs In posture and incudow. 'l'licrc is ii never-failing stream of “‘ulOl‘l‘lllllllllK through the form; four good friimo lionncs und llvc good frame liiiriison the farm. The above form is sitiiufcd in Huron county. Michigan. two rind a Iuilf‘ miles from Siiiid llcucli. wlicrc ilu-rc lHll good sliclicr liurbour and railway siiiiioii. and scvcnty miles north of port. lliirun. This in a splendid location for ii. cliccsc factory. For furihci- particulars (-nquiri- of J. JENKS & (.'().. Sand Bench 1‘. 0.. lliiron county, .‘lichignn. K. 5 26, 81h Co i. I)miibruck. 100 nun-I: ‘JJ culiiva'nd; lo: dwrlling. 4 miles from Now- inglon Vlllll‘fl: ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,250. 0 That detail secret of thevestment of the sex that one names jarretierc says a French pa r, possesses a legend cha-ming. Is is a an ject much delicate, but ws will speak of it most discreetly. ‘ The 'arretierea (which one ices not to-day) showe themselves to the grand daylight in the times formerly. They attacked the chausses beneath the knee, It the means of the rich chips or buckles. Itwaa a portion exterior of the toilet feminine. When in hsbit of paltry the ’hdies carried the chansses of workmanship rich and the jarretierea enjewelled. A duches of Orleans at the fifteenth century (when Ifher widow- aqe) made them to ebpmgle of the pan- mes. All the world knows of Edouard the Three. of the jarretiere lost, 0‘ the device well known : ” Honi soi qui malvy pause." This lion, insignificant in appearance, has always been for the handsome sex of that epoch an object of ooquetry serious. It ser- ed to fill well-stretched the (shaman, and aided to make set forth the contains of the limb. Enough often, it was the valet who ul- justed the chnuuea and buckled tle jerre- tiere. It was an opentiou delicate: The jurretiere, reduce to the mystery. has taken: grand attention, and has node to turn the head of more than one curious. ..-...â€"4.>â€"â€"-.â€"â€"â€" Death Prom Delirium Tremens. " Lot 23. 3 h Con. ()iiii'iburck. 20.] lures; (£0 cul- livu'cd; log dwelling, fralllc liaiii . . . . . . . 81,350. it H.521 Stli Con. (Innsbruck, IOU nun-l; .1) culli- .-\ Detroit physician, who seems to have n micil', log dwelling. burn and humble. .leOO. rare idea of what fun is, has publisheda treatise nn delirium tremcns, in which he says death from such a source is not painful, but very pleasant. Many who have witnessed the raving: of a patient with delirium freinens, when it required three or four men to hold him in bed. in his anxiety to escape from serpents which crawled upon the cell. inc, and rats that hung about his pillow; when his best friends had turned to be the worst friends in the imagination of the sufferer. may reasonably doubt the doctor‘s conclusions. Death from no other disease leaves such marks upon the poor wretched vital organs of the body as from delirium tremens in an old drinker. Tho coats of the stomach, instead of being as thin as a knife-blade, are often found an inch or two in thickness. and covered with ulcers. The liver is nearly always a mass of disease, and arteries which convey the alcoholic liquor to the brain and the delicate nerve centres in an almost pure state, are necessarily dis- eased. If death. with the body and mind in the condition of delirium tremem, “is not painful. but very pleasant," as our Detroit doctor declares. then hanging or struggling to death must he a real luxury.â€" [f‘hicago Inter (been. “ W. l 12,19: (.‘ou, Fllll'll. IOIIcrci: (.0 milli- Vail-II; lo; dwn-lllligg, good frame lurii . £2,023. (lures Dyspe la, Nervous Affw ttonx. Gener Debility, Fever and Agile, Paralysis. Chronic Diarrhmn, Bails, Dropsy, Rumors. Female Com- plaints, Liver Complaint, Remittcnt Fever. and all diseases originating in a bad State of the Blood, or accompanied by Debility or a low State of the System. PERUVIAN SYRUP humilch the blood with Ill Vital Principle. Ol‘ LiloVElement. IRON. Info-mu Strength. \igu'. and how Lila lulu-ill pull of the system. iIMiPROVED FARMS F O B. S .A. L E. Easy Terms of-Payment. (ti). (:lll-ZY. " M w. i “m '7' M MW ' Inf. No.10, Cot-.1. H. C. 1).. Township of lirl" ll. .. & SUNS , (If) pol. no In“; 40 suns cleared; ml (.lIf DIRECT llII'I'IItTIZIt.‘ (I? - ...â€"«.pâ€"e ' By Universal Accord Arm's CA’rnAii'ric Pius are the best ofall purgntiveii for family use. 'l'hcynrethcproduct of long, laborious, and successful chemical in- vcstigation, and their extensive use, by hy- aiciuns in their practice. and by all civi ized nations, prove: them the best and meet cf- fectual purgatch Pill that medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use. In intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can be compared With them, and every person, know- ing their virtues. will employ them. when needed. They keep the system in perfect or- der, and maintain in healthy action the whole machinery of life. )lild, searching and efiect- rial, they are especially adapted to the needs of the digestive apparatus, derangement; of which they prevent and cure. if timely tak- cu. They are the best and safest phyaic to employ for children and weakened * constitu- tions, where a mild but effectual cathartic is required. For sale by all ilealere. â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"~"“o.»_â€"_â€"'-.___. A Good Thing. Xvi. ‘14, nth Con Onuubrui'k, 75 iii-run; 70 culllvulc‘l; In: d“'l'lllllg. goof frame burn, LUXURIANT WIIISKERS . . . . 351350. and hlnnauches lnfelllbly produced by the well-known and celebrated moustache pro- ducer. Avns's Four“. in six weeks. An agreeable and um- crful atlmulntlvc Exnolllont. Son! l0 nnyul rose In Canada on receipt of the price. 9.5 ctr. BARNES'I‘ DERRINGl-th ‘ Chemist. M‘Riiig‘slrcet. Toronto; WISCONSIN DS- 500,000 ACRES L R. R. ()iiihi- lint-of illi- For full [bllflll‘llllll’ri. which will bv sum fr", WISCGNSIN CENTRA ‘ hind I’onimlsullmcr. ullwnukn. “I9. EASTER CARDS l CHOICE SELECTION I! Sunplelots from 25c, lip. 'lilzilel on rccvlp‘. of price. Sen-l for wnpla Curly. LYON & ALEXANDER. lfls Ilav Street. Toronto. AppI..‘.I.'.”......... WALTER B. GILLETT, llox 252‘). Torniil i, (Hit Dlwil'roiiono. March 17. in]. l r Hardin-ll Ilenlluu olnf med in runneciiou V'Illi Burdock mm Ihould b! ‘ h mm l- ama; Uken. Manuel. I'evvn. Sorts. I'- w unpaintâ€" T. MILBURN l (30.. Sou Anni". Towns. loam, norork ; IM'allly well Icllltvl; mthwl of (I) tron; In; house, bun end lulilo '. 0 Iflllbl from Owen Bound. . IIALIIlUlt'I‘ON. Inf. No. ' u, Scautv Coetomee. I am no prude, lays a writer at Florence, but surely the scanty costumes of the India: are going beyond the boundaries of We aha I soon have them naked _- ...-w‘.... . .. German Syrup is the speciul prescription of Dr. A. Boschee. a celebrated German m Con, ll, Himwilon, in MRI; A sures clnrud ; gwl loamv loll. well mum! Novel Nu tints. - . . . i ' p dwefiezgz-”Md of it. The modem in“. Phyl‘cmn' “d u ‘ckqowledgodfio beg-n9 of M A N I T O B A ! D R Y and fenced; well ilmbered ‘ Inmehouu. 1:” “Wm week, Pun “v. 7')“ Anna, mm 0‘". “m l m ‘xhu’mon of hue. the most fortunate discoveries in Medicine. __ undmblo. 4 mile. from lillnden. i'oimlulin. the Rev. H. 1‘. Barnaby, pastor limbo. I-‘ormerliywhen . My w of w 1‘ ‘0’":le cur“ “WEI”- COMI "1d 111.14“: Thou min: in Slush/imman flgdtl’l u; their ’ C” “ASTING‘. 9‘ “‘9, Thu“ B‘Pm} “huWhv 11” been "'79" generous a disposition u to be anxious to lmubl” of we severe“ “mm lemovmz‘f 53...“? ‘g'nzznn'ri‘xtr Livinggluututh'eain’fcarlronhtlu: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' 1 NW1" *1") mm In! '-‘-' w! w. ’1 i L“ in; with a severe discs» of the throat. The expo“ he,- chm. go gene,“ abut-“tam; 5‘ dine" n” a.” °f “1° “Tau” “1d le‘Y you require; 1m ... .mi (.1 we... I"mphlcu_ ...-n. . ‘ _ . in the so. Can. of aim-nu. Mun: : (mid greater portion 0f “'19 time he has been con. ‘n 'he could do 'u mu“ her at“. “we: ing the pm! In I strongnud healthy condi- mmhkm‘,e¢_p,,m¢-,H)l~“T”,MV‘HhIXNDmK lucry articlr Ulllll'il iii p'uin than» :1 lll'.‘ "Yum! ', N!” and foam '. pm v.11) 111:. but can attached, will leave on lOih MA Y. per (LT it. It ILL’: IJIL, end continue every viber week duran the mom. preceded two day: by ilielr fut freight nini'k ; valued bi tuck nml apnl'u' i ydmuu‘ ‘J rniln from Marnie-ta. Other Linn: tir lilo, apply L. tion. Itis not In experimental medicine, but has stood the test for years, giving satisfaction in every use. which it. rapidly filled to his bod. and at one time it was thnnthnt fh ‘hbo ;bt be' feared that the disease would have a fatal 0 u “'8 n u now . “ enabled to go beyond this. She on dis- Luweit Ready Money Price, "'1‘": butby "mlul “11'5an 33d 800d m0dl‘ Ito lb .111 l and hib't . . . train. 89,000um of choir: land for sale. heliu- ul attention. he bu so far recovered as tobe $23,: huffing}; 0:57:33 9,. 3...; “WWW “1° "Ia" mwnhm“ Two melmcfk- MP1"? "pli- ‘bl" ‘0 be “I'v “‘d in “‘3' d5” “- ‘1‘ 110?“ ation marks of her infancy. In addition to “who” Mm” mm “nu‘uy' Bun" of R w- "fin"! "U’n 343634118 FOR EVERYBODY flu-l Fame Air-ml o: Rina-It nut Tar-mm medicine: of similar names, lately intra- duoed. Boschee'l Germ Syrupwu intro- duced in the United States in 1868, and it new aoldin every town and vii in the civilized world. Three dom ml relieve any ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Sample bottles, 10 cents. this. ad her very low. ti ht dress, very "7‘ “mini 1.4"" “mm” much tied buck. and 'hi im es‘ the freedom of her movement and heath: ships of her lower limbs as closely as 1 ha ingdreu. the has todng behind her 3 drapery. and min the risk of coming to grief with her Iigbtpbeeled boots. The question now seem- w be among the fair sex as to who shall go furthest, and the MONEY T0 [DAN A‘I' 6i PER cairn, (Lir Ifhn‘ - ore»! llie lanu'. :r..l but fig-l.ch ii. the I." riiiiu'm be will boom again. Despite the fact of his severe illness, the doctor, hundsy night last unites! a couple in marriage. Among he mriiibers of his magic tion were a young lady and gentleimn who, or some time put. have been center-n sting matrimony. Thursday la: in: the y designated for the ceremony and when the time came the young lady refund to be married by any one except her (lilo us a (all and lSAVE YOUR MONEY. I l ‘ 1 . " n» a T p ,HACYA'RD'S long train of . i Mounts Soups have become a household 1 {I .‘v'olloe out not big: |h<rl Iindov (or. and n: ted a nemcnt. To 1 'bed ' "Nd “NUSth ‘1“ D°,mi°i09- 33°17“ \t”ihprf\ilc;r for'replynierilnlpriniifnl in mun ' 51:. ..., yonffigummg’zm, .... ,, gmfwflggumybf IF“? due" in , hounek . .goiu mum... “QueenCity‘ i ‘ ...... 194. 196, 198. 200, 202. 204.. ----.. (0 "Cu" IOVQ. Hilde I M! ‘0 The y m . I or ’01:: ‘0' v.3!!!“ ’ i Y co-‘h’l’zzll‘fi‘ugifllf’: ‘i'. ome, and though that gentleman vru “f‘ 3 "‘3 P'og'mmg “1" ‘ °' w I 5 " . {an m u ' on 9 t - WI: 1 ' ' ' noticed ioliin bod, insisted upon having him arm my ; ifor Morse- Soepsâ€"the but. in Lands. & l, _ g _ _ I ’ . m fl V ‘ I p w ' y”P§3."€:::.ulhr&n;l:llluu: perform the ceremony that dry. Tbedoi'torfil 1‘ 5' ¢ 9"”? 0”“ m8" ' , Tlml'suSIN [ills-ii um. ciuxum. l'V the ' 3 an,” hunk“, Mum“, , ,‘d‘ I"; Lat.“ {I‘ll-"WM 10:33: “1' ““ goodness of hurt prevailed over his physical! Th“ nu" “blew in“ ‘1’“- ‘use of the Peruvian SyTup la_ proioxidu oft TORONTQ, %Spnngn~-‘hil Va" 3,.” Ting.“ h l" 4‘ ‘-"« twill“? It?” 15 fat":- of Chronic disease which doctor have filled to cure, Burdock Illaal IBM" bu achieved it. “amt ",umph, l ailment, 4nd he consulted. In a short time Tighpluing wly grue- are filling, the young gentleman. those 1'.an is com~i For that the only ill ; Bendable returned with the l: y. The doi" Bug neck: and Ihouldenboth are " til fog." 11'0") I'm“ “’m- “CH?- mfimng cm‘“""- ~fpotm~but the dire diwm incident to healthy. am happy men in“ “'0‘ “Wynn-x pawn} Baum ; g {N do.“ i, Spring, {poll the romance. Burdock Blood izo stron .. ‘ _ “film‘hd’ m0: Immuy llannuimelieves the most diltreuiug wu h, and a,B=tMu II the rile remedy, the remedy g men. 3 l i tor tn than pmped up in led. and gum-sh i R,“ v“. we 8"“ a”). km 3 to give it a trial. For Dv‘spepsia and Detail 3 . i find 1, ' v - ,. a ‘ . , , , ; - i. _ . - ‘- - ~ ' gtvventy-five cent bottle has cur may 3' [Ill " 0 bl" "let! I! M the WV: dinner of the Ill Dd ,' - It I I 2:133:31: :0 ‘Mfirgrogb"w' wn‘ : “a; in) It u . Spam" indexer from Asthms. Bronchitir, Cmup,l lood Purifying Tomcuul System Ite ulsto‘r Scrofula, IJy-pexi'iia: va'v’ecrrvoii‘id 1):!»le 4 Scream of the in the market. It cures all Blood} umorl for all throat from the want Scmfnls tonoommon Pimple. to ('omump- .‘lunplo Bottles IO Canto, for sale by all dealers in medicine. Tm: expenditure at Rome duriu the Csr- i I a _ ninl this year was very large, SI ,200 bav- n “mu ing been taken in one than! on one crew lug. Human an Chest. It in the mad specific and lung complaints ending tion. 3 l A famous I in Cologne, .\ nouns-hm has named his home and, indeed, in all Germany, says a foreign " blond.“ tourist be is a gnu! gar. _ letter, is Marshal Than You Dux, command- ftbenmatilm, l’ileu, Female Ulimpllinu w all forms of lost Vitality are pmmyu! ""7 by this mit renovating T onw. TV" Battle: on y cost If) Canto. --. «.........._