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arose, lighted a candle and prepared to put
on hfe-preserver with the wrong side in
front of course), In the firm belief that the
wrecked Miramichi was about to 90 to the bot
tom OF the St Lawrence instanter. A number
OF these water landings, 50 to speak, were made
py the steamer at points where, instead OF run.
ming to shore, she stopped in the channel and
required the villages to be- served to send out
small boats for freight and passengers. An
Interesting variation from the samepess OF a
long trip by steamer was enjoyed by part Of the
passengers at Perez. This village Is near the
mouth Of the st. Lawrence. II lies between
Labrador and the Bay Of Chaleur, and is thus
In the region where sunny France and the
north pole contend for the privilege Of supply
ing the local characteristics. The MirsnIichi
pursued its usual tactics Of stopping a long
distance from the shore and Of waiting for
Mahomet to come TO the mountain. Several
hours were to be spent in transfer Of freight,
and Perez .(pierced) Rock was plainly visible
out in the bay.
AT THE FOOT OF PIERCE ROCK.
So some Of the passengers hired boats, which
had come out to the steamer, to carry them as
near as possible to the naked rugged cliff,
which rose to height Of several hundred feet
preciPitously from the water. The supply Of
available sailing vessels was exhausted when
our party was ready to start on the excursion.
SO we engaged . row-boat, and found our
selves the gamers by the difference in form OF
motive power. For the wind was unfavorable,
and in the race to the rock and back, we out
footed our sailing competitors, and in addition
enjoyed the privilege OF approaching much
closer to the face Of the cliff than the larger
vessels could do. The deep, narrow cleft
which divides the rock in two parts and which
gives it a name, furnished at one time pas
sage way to small ships, but SO much
stone has fallen that the channel is
now choked. The peculiar shape
of this mountain peak projecting from the
water and the great apparent height Of the
smooth perpendicular cliff, about whose top
thousands of gulls are gathered. give consd-
cradle interest to the spectacle from the sur
face of the water at the foot of the rock. The
souvenirs of this excursion which our party
boarded lwere gulls' feathers, picked up from
the water, and specimens of the stone. At
Gaspe, also in the region about the mouth of
the st. Lawrence, We gathered birch bark and
star fish. Furs from Quebec and Indian baske Is
of grass work and birch bark were other St.
Lawrence membranes.
Leaving the province Of Quebec the Mira
michi steamed southwark between New Bruins
wick and Prince Edward Island, stopping at
Summerside and Charlottetown. and running
thence to Pictou. i'll Nova Scotia, where our
journey now ends. The water trip OF nearly
live days, covering over a thousand miles,
supplying varied sights and experiences and
the advantages of an inland voyage for the
most part on salt water has been on the whole
very enjoyable. Long may the Miramichi
flourish! 7. W.N.
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captain and nearly all
til officers are Of French
origin. So are the crew
and the great major
,ity of the passengers,
only q few of the ubiqui-
tous Americans. and
still fewer tourist Cana
dams from the upper
provinces varying the
monotony. Some of this
French majority speak
English also; others
know only their own Ian
guage. The young man
who seryaa aa cham
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who speak no other language, and to STUDY oio
French customs and costumes. Travel through
lower Canada will enable him to do all these
things. Indeed, trip on the Miranlchl down
the st. Lawrence viii be sufficient.
The Miramiehi Is a retired Canadian revenue
Gutter which now. reduced in speed and
sobered in manner of life, conveys slow
freight. and passengers who are not in hurry,
from Montreal in the province of Quebec to
Pietou in the province of Nova Scotia. The
little steamer has not, in the course OF this
change Of occupation, BEEN SO altered In build
ss TO boast tue protected decks or upper-deck
passenger staterooms of modern excursion
steamers. When it fains her close cabin Is
stUfy and her exposed deck is sloppy. This
characteristics Of the Niramichi impressed 1t
self fOrcibly and damply upon representative
of 1HE STAR and two ladies accompanying him,
rs they looked from the rain-persed steamer
upon the slowly-receding wharf at Quebec, and
with other dripping passengers wandered dis
consolatsly about the deck, seeking dry places
and finding none
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OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS.
NORTHWARD TOWARD THE POLE
How the French are Conquering
Canada.

DovS TEE GREAT RTvKR-rRoN MONTREAL TO
PICTOU-THg ABODE OF SAINTS AND THE
hKFUuE OF sISSERs-NovKL SIGHTS AND Ex-
PERIESCKs-IcI ON PARLE FRANCAIs
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GuARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE 10 MAKE A
d SsDe RffssssSs
SOC 1l.n s. open day md evening. ssi5-aS
M i is7 13i6 :. NV. nsar Mas. sse.
ssss s;s afsS:a.s
DJANo-MIss CLARA HARRISON WILL RE
At . 81 : NV between and N on Friday.
ts ssSS9 fss gav 7OS
Oct l.Boys Prepared for aeOrgetowp College s5-lm'
RUsISEss sGa3oI 5;os,, SESSIONS
Competent n;true'OEs II IDsish. IrsnSb Ger
Circulars and information at the ONCE. .el2-3m
A SSS ADS WITH T Ss N Few
Pupils vt 4oc. per lesson Call SIC I'd ST. nwsl2J'
X fNpEkGARTEN NoRMAA INSTITUTE FOR
year TessheTs Glass 9PeR; 3ctS6sr I For Psr,eg-
ISi7 TSsh st. OF Mrs LOUISE Slc3Es
SHoRTHAND REy0LUTIoNIZED AND PLACED
= within the immsdiate reach OF all; Acme phoRog-
rsphy acquired In 10 simple lessons; proficiency in
tsTss sr sqd q call for .mpPse
'After four months instruction could write l4O
sell-lm' H. L. STRANG.
EDMARD Z. TOWNSEND
IL Teacher Of Execution,
deep Breathing Culture Oratorical and
Dramatic Action. at 1877 18th st. u. ss;9-4n
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, THREE
= entire doors National Bank OF The Republic Build
ing. corner th and ID SITS. NV. Five street lines
that gualine Young Men aid Women Self support
and Useful Lives. Day and Evening Sessions. The
business course embraces: Syencers' Rapid Writing.
photography, the English Correspondence,
Rapid Calculations, Book Keeping adapted 10 every
variety Of business, business Practice Vocal aud
Physical Culture BY the Delsrte System, Lectures on
Civic. including training for ctizehshlp. Moral and
Social Culture, elements OF Political Economy. aud
Comperclal Law and Commercial Geography,
Tuition fees: Year scholarship, day sessions. ten
mouths, payable on entering. $50; ct in mouthy in
stallmsnts of $40 each, SIO. By the quarter ten
weeks. payable entering, $40 Night sessions:
Year scholarship, $50; three months, Sl6. Special
courses:
Tele.raply.-Ladies and Gentlemen Carefully
Trained IL the Arr OF TsegRaphy Used in all tele-
graph Offices; good operators always III demand
Mechanical and Architectural Northumberland in
structiOn III these branches under skilled masters
Shorthand aud Type Writing: Students Prepared
for Amanuensis Work In from Three to Six Months.
All Branches of Type Writing thoroughly taught also
the uss of the GraPhophone.
Write or call for illustrated annual announcement
School year begins Monday, September =. COLLEGE
oren for arrangements on and after Monday, August
20. HENRY Z. SPENCER, Ill b., Principal: Mrs
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. au27
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Special correspondence of TIE EVENING stan.
STEAMER MIRAMICIIr CANADA
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DROP. T. NJ PROCTOR WILL RtoPEN MS
Il Dancing Academy at the Lincoln Post Hall. corner
Of 18th and sts. ". kts O'Clock pm. on TUESDAY,
Septsmbsr ~ 1859 For further particulars address
HOS sth 81. NV. selo-9ts
ERIENDs' sELIcT SCHOOL, Isll I ST. Nv
Primary, lnterrnedists and High School for both
SEXES seventh year begins september IS with sorps
OF nine teachers, all professional aud exper!encel In
struccon in English. Mathematics, Languages aud
Science pupils prepared for college business in
diyidual training. special advantages TO apt pppiis
And ~ those preparing for college; eaisthsnic drill
The school well supplied with charts, reference
books and physical and chemic& sppsrstus; text
books furnished without extra charge. The building
has been enlarged and expense ortroubs spared u
render the light heat ventilation aud plumbing per
iect once hours 10 am. to 2 II. fHoS. W. SID
WILL Principal. se3-3fa
fINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUA0ES
l23 18th st. n W. Washington.
Eecognized IA America aad Europe the best school
ior speedy mastery Of the Foreign Languages
New lernls beglp low.
- Trial LGsspns Free.
branches IN Boston, brooklyn, New York, Phil acel
PniA, ChlCaso Berlin and Parix. selO
'IHE COLUMBIAN pNIvERsITf.-THE COKC6-
ran sclsntlne School opens October l. The classes
Ehlen meet n tue evening are open TO both seies
TOT Information about the courses Algebra. GeOme-
uy', lIi'9nometry, Analytic Geometry and Calculus
siply TO II. L. HODGklSS, Professor Of Mathematical
se10-lm
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in England, political excitement, IL he desires
it, and q thousand reminders of his native land

The province even borrows its characteristic
vehicle from France in the caleche, which is
here modified into q two-wheeled, straight
shafted carriage. bearing a sleigh body on a
seat on the dashboard The Dutch have taken
Holland and
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"What is Barnacle going to run for this fall?"
asked Voter. II didn't know he was going in
for anything; is he?" replied Scratcher. Yes.
me he was out Of politics for good and all, and
hadn't looked into newspaper in six weeks?s
us that SOP He wants to go to Congress bad,
doesn't he?''-Bxrdetle.
"What are your children quarreling about so
continually?" why, you see, they are 90 Of
one heart and mind. Whatever one wants the
other always wants too. Fhegende. BlatT.
Stanzer-"rd like to know how to get this
poem published. I've sent 1t to q dozen editors,
but it's of no use."
Carper-"You might put it in an envelope,
leave 1t on your table and then commit suicide.
All the papers would have 1t next day. Puck.
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MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.
XNk North ayanue Raltiuor

Reogens september 10; 1859, Pupils are admitted
they not able % pay This School Is for the edu.
cation Of girls and boys from ls years of age who
are blind whose sight defective that they cam
not attend the public schools.
Applications should be made at once to
y. D. MORRISON. Superintendent
Au17-1m BALTIMORE, Nd.
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A CApEMf OF TIE holy CROSS 1912 MASS
"A ave Viii reCIel Monday sci telabsr = Ii aftorln
every facility for acquiring a uioroush and rnishsd
edGeatioh No enSrts ere spared u Ga.ziloe The
luli!stn nluslc aid ait. Tks musical asp.ttmept
comprises theory and tecLIc, and slIlbrasss plpo.
harp, violin. guitar AID hslijo. -
Languages, geaeral vocal and drawing and fapsv-
work free - 49, 49,
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WHGTS y A SArS3

A discrepancy is often observable between
names aud things, between words and facts.
The former are sometimes relied upon TO put
the hitter to flight. The appellation Of banana
belt" Is evidently intended to brighten OFF bliz-
yards fromtSorth Dakota. The French explorer
sAivering in the icy blasts of
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II ALLEr DAVIS PIANOS
- ttespeIAIs September l6.
tiSesantstSles. Low pf1ees- Seisct now
se-V Sll vi ST. IN.
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WHY THE WHITE Housi FLAG WAS TEMPORARILY
AT HAkF-MAsr-How JERRY AND HOUSE KHKrER
CLEANED THE 0ARREr-THE PRESIDENTIAL
PORTRAITS AND THEIR sIaHrLY MevKAkNrs
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
The Institute Entertainment.

A very interesting entertain
ment was given at the Female
College last Tuesday night, con-
sisting Of music, speeches, :eci-
tations, etc. Prof. w. G. Brum-
baugh, Of Penn, made the first
speech. This gentleman is one of
the most progressive teachers and
distinguished educators of the
age. He is a fluent, forcible spea.
kcr and his address was rcplete
with fine illustrations, and many
cogent reasons why our people
should be aroused on this great
question of education were given
by the speaker. After song by
the choir, Prof. A. S. Smith of the
Normal School, delivered a pleas.
ing and instructive address on the
subject Of Mathematics. C. W.
Seals was then called on and made
a briefimpromptu talk, after which
Miss Nellie Hughes, one Of the
Institute party, appeared before
the audience in one of her lncom.
parable recitations, which was re-
ceived With rounds of applause.
The efforts of the young lady
showed that she was = natural
elocutionist, and that her educa
tion in that line had not been neg
lecled. The solos sung by Misses
Lula Bridgeman and Lillian Fea-
therston did credit to the fair
young ch0risIers.
The success Of the entertain.
ment is due largely to Mr.. G. G.
Gill, who prepared the programme
and selected the music on a few
hours notice.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Personal and General.

Dir. Tom J. Longino's beautiful
residence on West Main street is
nearing completion.
The ball at The court house
Monday n,ght'was we'll attended.
The Brlce brothers of Gibbs fur.
nished the music.
J. E. Reynolds an attorney from
Arcadia spent few days in Homer
this week, attending the Teach,
ers Institutes"
DR.. S. R. Richardson presented
the Guardian office this week with
a nice lot Of early May peaches.
The law Office Of McClendnn
and Seals was verted into an
examining hall last Tuesday, but
no first grade certificates were
turned out.
Quite Il number Of teachers and
others interested in the cause of
education, have been in Homer for
several days attending the IRst.-
tutes.
Rev. r. M. Boone has accepted
the care of the Baptist church at
this place and will preach here
next Sunday and the first Sunday
In every month there after.
Silk hats sre now an inde spcnsa.
BILE article towards completing the
toilet of fashionable and we'll dress
ell young men of Homer. Apropos
to this MI. Joe Palmer says
young man need not always be
judged by tho clothing he wears.
A. S. Blythe formerly of
this parish but now sheriff of the
county in which Texarkana is
situated spent several days in
Homer recently. He was here for
the purpose OF making arrange
ments to move the machinery of
the Arizona factory to the depot
at this place, the same having been
bought hy a company in Texarka-.
na.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

eheatlani's Chill Tonic 10 peculiarly
sdapted TO persons in feeble health
snd invalids. Ii assists digestion, and
|ba perfect strsng:hener and appetizer.
ea'lsfaction or money refunded.
kor salo by J. II. Taylor, Haynesville
Nj and WIN. Sellers, Snmmcrf. Id, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
$1,000 Every Month.

Tho great English Art Of Painting
and Drawing, Oil Paintings by this
simple yet wonderful art-an y lady or
gentleman or any boy or girl under IL
years old can paint life like picture
Of any one IN two hours time. One
agent made $500 in one week. Full
instructions for executing this painting
will be sent to any address OH receipt
of Sl.00. j. X. WEIDNER,
West Earl, Penn.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Those Criminal Cases Again.

Along about the first Of March
Julius Canty, Tom Beck, Bill
Ware. Rob Wright ana Tom Bugg,
all colored, we're tried here in the
court and convicted. There cases
were appealed to the Supreme
Court and it is now the 6rst of
June, and no official notice has
the Sheriff ever received concern
irg the final disposition Of these
cases. We saw reported in the
newspapers that tho cases had al
been decided adversely to the ac-
cused, but if SO, the clerk Of the
Supreme Court in New Orleans,
is certainly derellct OF duty. 1t
was his duty to have transmitted
all the mandates in the cases as
soon as the decisions we're render
ed. The Sheriff has no authority
to convey these partie. to the pen
ltentiary or execute the death war
rant until these requirements Of
the clerk have been complied with.
These four prisoners are costing
the parish full $4,000 per month.
We think the District Attorney
should confer with Attorney Cen
sral Rodgers. in regard to this
matter, and the fault found out
aud laid at the door Of HIM who is
to blame. II there is no law to
make the clerks Of the Supreme
Court perform the duties Of their
Office, the next legislature should
look into the matter.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Homer, May 81, 1889.

Quite number OF colored ap-
plicants and some white, who were
applying for scheols were rejected
by the Board Of Examiners, on
account of incompeieney. There
should be no grumbling about
this, for no one should expect or
desire TO teach school, unless he
be adjGdged competent. The tea
chers are to blame for their in.
competency in these cases and not
the Board OF Examiners.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Cheatham's Chill Tonio il acknewl-
edged to he the best. Physicians use
and prescribe it. Cure Guaranteed.
For sale by J. Taylor, Haynesvills,
and ". n. Sellers, Sumuerteld. La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Love thy neighbor." You can new
or do this if you allow your neighbor to
suffer with Itch, Tctter, RingwOrm, etc,
without advising him to use Hunts
Cure. Cure guaranteed.
For sale by J. H. Taylor, Hsynesville,
La, and WIN Sellers, Summerficld, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

Bs it enacted by the Police Jury Of
Claiborne parish, That there be and is
hereby offered \ reward of $3.50 % for
the apprehension and conviction of the
murderer or nlnrlerers of William Mus
grove, who was murdered during the
month of April CT May, 1888, near the
town of Athens in the parish, Of Clai-
borne. And, that the Governor Of the
State is hereby requested to offer il lib
eral reward for the same purpose.
Approved april3. 1850.
(Signed) L. A. WATSON,
President =. j..
Attest: J.'R. RAMSEY, Clerk P. J.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Dennan & Co., Wholesale aud retail
dealsrs in Hardware, Stoves 30. tave
Seysrything on hand connected with the
Hardware line, aud fer the CASH can
sell cheaper than any h0ugc in town.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

There are loo many teachers in
town this week to give each one a
personal mention. We simply say
that we are glad to see SO many
taking interest IN the proceedings
Of the intitute meetings.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Many Persons Are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds
the system, aids digestion, removes excess
OF bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Go to w. A. Johnston's and examine
the best thing ever invented in the
way of Scissors. Starke's Reversible
Double Edge-two pair in one--at same
prices OF other good scissors. Ladies,
como and examine them if you want to
see something nice.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

If you ask what is the quickest, best
and safest Chill Tonic, the answer will
invariably be, "My friend, use Cheath-
am's, it is pleasant, too, and guaran-
teed
For sale at G G Gilps, Honor, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
JUST RECEIVED!
Great Reduction In Prices!

Sherard & Bonner have just received
aud are offering at greatly reduced
prices FOR CASH large stock oil
dies White Dress Goods, Barred mus
lin, Challies, Lawns, Nuns Yelling,
figured Lawns, &C., &c. These goods
and ell their stock of summer goods are
BOUND TO GO. Call early with THE
CASH and yon will secure greet bar
gains. Give them . trial and yon will
be convinced Of the truth of the above.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

The pulpit, the bench and the bar
recommend Cheatham's Chill Tonic rs
the finest antiperodic in use, being free
from poison and guaranteed.
For sale ut G G GilI's.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

"Wlen the spring time comes, gentle
AnnIe,"
"And tho chills and fsver bloom once
merc,"
"You had better buy bot,lo of Chea-
tham's Chill Tonic"
"From the man who runs the nearest
drug store"
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Reeds Chill Cnre is acknowledged
The Success of the Ago" by all who
have tested its great merits by using
i. For sale by J. Taylor Of Haynes
sillo, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
FlR SALE OR RENT.

+ Cha hease and lot in the town of Ho-
NOR, NTH all convenirnces necessary.
Good sardon already planted. Apply
g A. s. FORD,
Homer, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

The school board 'convenes to-
morrow for the purpose Of con-
tracing with teachers whose name
is legion.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Pills and violent cathartics leave the
bowels in an exhausted conditiDu. Cas-
earlne acts as toni,, strengthens and
iuyigorates.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

IF YOCR H.iGR ACHES
sSH Sou are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, IL Is general debility. Try
HRGWS'S IRON E5TTEEH,
Will cure you, and give good appetite,
Bold by oil dealers In medicine.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

ALI that wish me to do their work
can send it to mo by the Haynesvills
hack-driver, and l will be responsible
for same. w. N. WOOD,
May II. Haynesville, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

"Dsn't trust to luck" but rub on =
little of Hunts Cure for Itch, letter,
Ringworn or Eczema.
For salo ut 9 G Gill's, Homer, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

The GUARDIAN Office is ready
and waiting to receive its first
mess Of roastingears. One advan-
tage to US in being associated with
a bachelor, is, that we get all the
good thing brought to the Office,
the bachelor having n, family to
enjoy them.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
May H..

DR.. Turner has had three messes
of roasting ears out of his early
corr, but neglected to remember
this office. This is the first We
have heard of thisseason.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Overcoats were more accepts
bic yesterday than linen busters.
Strange weather for the last days
Of May.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Bridgeman, Collier & CO., have en-
ronte large stock Of the old reliable
Mason's Fruit Jars. Reserve your Or
ders till they arrive.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho
listing of taxes for the year 1889 Is now
completed, and the lists on file. The
Off, o IN the town of Homer wi re.
main open for twenty days, during
which time tax payers may como for
ward for tho purpose of changing and
correcting said lists.
J. S. RICHARDSON,
Assessor.
Homer Nav RI 1870 c.t
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Straw Goods at COST.

Bridgeman, Collier & Co., are now
closing ont their stock OF Straw Goods
at Cost for CASH. Call aud secure
bargains in this liue.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Attention Ladies!

Whsn yon come to town examine the
nice millinery stock of Mrs. Lizzie Tay
lar and get prices for cutting and max
Ing dress,s.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

r. w. Matthew'S sells all kinds of Ii
quors cheaper tLau they eau 10 hought
elsewhere in the town Save money by
purchasing from him.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Neur.1IJic Persons And those
troubled With nervousness resulting from
care Or overwork will be relieved by taking
BrOVn's Iron Bitters. Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

The GUARDIAN and the New Orleans
Weekly TIMEs.DEMoCRAT-the largest
and best paper ia the South-for $2 90
per year.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

For a safe and certain remedy
fer fever and sgue, use Or. ]. H.
McLean's Chill and Fever Cure;
II IS warranted to cure, at G. G.
GiIl's.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Pills and violent clihartics will not
cure consti ipation; they aggravate the
cause. Try Cascarine; 1t is the only sure
cure SOC and 81.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

A new lot of school books, states,
copy books, &C., just received at Shel.
TOMS.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Apricot Juice and first.class Whisky,
suitably compounded together makes o
delicious drink. Z. w. Mathews has
got it.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
Millinery tiGOds!

Mira. Lizzie Taylor, the miller, is pre-
pared to make and fit all kinds of
dresses on short notice aud at the low.
ost prices.