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Starvation enables men to make .s.
faat time to the rave.
Tho eberith d of an apartment ,
It ie a singular thing that a man
nevar Morins so show his temper un.
til he looses it.
Semmes Ova* will intraediatelY relieve
Otoup,Whooping, Oongh and Bronchitis. For wale by
(..). E. Williams.
No one Lias it right to complain
When whipped cream turns sour,
ta he—Were you ever stage struck t
nes-Yes with a bad egg.
4 il'AsAL IRSZOTOR free with each bottle
oC Steam. (latent Remedy. Pribe 5 cents. For
tasLa by 0. E. Williams.
John Dear, have you any loose.
change in your packet1 Na Sue ;
haven't. Money's tight.
B vorybody aistiked the dentist—at
least they show their teeth, whenever
•they go into his office.
y Tim Rev. erso. E. TRAtIllt, of Bourbon,
t Ind., saya " Both myself and wife owe
our lives to elateores coxsumPTION CURL"
For sine by al. B. Williams.
Mau may attack a roast turkey
valiantly, and yet quail un toast when
suddenly called upon to responi to
one.
For Durant,, and Liver Complaint you
have z printed guarantee on friary bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. It maver fails t cure. For sale by 0. a.
weamoR •
Ph•et su Ipendor button—I'm tired of
holding, up these trousers. Second
Suspeu.2rIer Button--.0ome of.
Warr will you cough when Seiloh's Ours
will give yen immediate relief? Price leo,
00e. and ole For sale by 0..E.Williauas. •
L )ve is a weitkneas, but it - is too
Strong ter most of its unhappy
victims.
They call Gum an elective at Vassar
heeause the students needn't tali() it
inless they ohewe,
HEM if'Sf3ATAnitil
Roz—apositiVe cure
for (latttri:11,Dtpla sheltie. and Canker 52011M1
For Bele by 0. .11.
Tho punsters have f 'rotten to say
—that the ottleat woulau• on record is
Aunty Diluvian.
Smitlie—I hoer' &its. 13. Ima return-
ed from the eountry. itrowii—Y,
the tnelettelioly days hey° come, the
saddest. of the year.
Atm you made in iscrati by Indigestion,
Constipetiou, Dieztateis, Lees of Appabite,
Yellow Skai 7 Shiloh% Viettlebr i8a posi•
tivo aura. Far sale br William
lir, it is a. wise child who knows
enoughnet to tangle whoa peva pule
the wrong end of a cigar into his
moutb.,
Ootasttmeealott Surely Cured.
To Mit Beloit :—Please inform your readers that I
have a pasitive r•mtarly for the above named rilseast.
y its timely use thousands of hopeless 0413118 have
been cured, I shall' be glad to send two bottles of
y remedy ?ABB to .any of your reo.derti who have
consumption if they will send ate their Express and.
' 0, white.% Respectfully, Da. T. A. SLOODA
. 154 West Adelaide at. Toronto Ont'
Umpire at bill mato i—Three
•Mr. alosensfieisliay, Rey I Hear
dot vet ha stay deo ? Ikey—Kee• a
as v dars You is given'. yoarselt
away.
Chronic Coughs and Colds.
And an X1 Aa of the Throat and Lungs can be
dared by the use of Scott's Emulsion, as It contains -
• the healing virtnesof Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos. .
pbites In their fullest form. See what W S Muer, Al
• l), L B. 0 P, ete, Truro, N 5, says: After three years'
expetienee iconsiderS.cott's Emulsion ono of the very
best in the market. Very excellent in Throat o'Kee-
tions, end by all Dril,rgisits, Soo. and III. t,•i
Pa and the Children: .A. small hoy,
Tommy Peterby, who is one of a
, family of ten, Was taken out in • the
family carriage with his mother, As
they drove past a stead cottage Of
three re unti Mrs Petekby remarked
how pretty it looked. Yeas it Was
very nicin'tsaid Totutuy,end it wotildn't
be
8 bit too big for our family- if it
• Wasu't fur pa and the children.
. .
An thunoky Thirteen.
Harry Stephens, who is at the Hollen-
,4' en, is a lucky man in more wa3rs than
' ne. Ile retUrnecl from a trip to. New
-exYork a few days ago, and sent a white
waistcoat to the la.uedry, In one of the
kets of the garment was $20 in cur.
ey. When the waisteoat • was re,
turned, after having gone through all the
nortniptilmitme of the laundry, $7 was
found in the pocket, but the $18 is yet
Missing. Mr. Stephens is congratulating
hinnielf on his Fuels—Cleveland Leader,
rem Pliattil ivata.f
Aoki fot 10 . until lately,
Dom 484 watch hi lie world.
?HAM timekeeper. WM,
TIM ALUMINUM AGE
THE CHILD IS BORN THAT WILL.
SEE IT FULLY REALIZED,
The Most Widely Distributed, Most Tee*
All and Now 1404 Digielat to
lirendie—Dot in Tim* Inventors Will Do
Even Rector Than the Seymour Method -
To aluminum enthusiasts the death of
Fred J. Seymour will bo most keenly
felt. For the man who believed, and
believes, that it is the metal of the
future, and that t b being developed
through Wow stages, there is some c,on
aolation left.
Others are at work at thia moment—
perhaps hundreds of them—as many, no
doubt, as are at work on .any other one
thing, striving by 'tight and by day to
usher in the aluminum talllenuiunt at the
earliest possible date, with every chance
of Success in their favor,
The metal is known to exist in every
clay bank and in every rock, great and
small; it is more plentiful tban all other
metals combined; the modies operandi
whereby it is separated is well known to
Chemists and mineralogists already; the
objective point of all this research is
cheapness. The Seymour process did the
work more cheaply than any other yet
devised; hence the lamentations over his
death.
coarrtracrnara STOKES
• Even with the Seymour processthe
not draw mare than four or Ave, In the
(lay of the future aluminites deep water
conventions will be useless assenablegas
It holds a polish the best of any metal
known, there being but few elements
that will cause it to tarnish or turn
bleak, Rust, too, is a quality unknown
to this wonderful white metal. Boiling
water will not affect its luster, which le
retained for au indefinite period in any
atmosphere. Strong nitric acid raven-
ously attacks silver, but has no eRect
whatever upon aluminum.%Ad or
platinum, will be ruiued if plunged into
a bath of sulphuret of potassium or melt-
ed niter; aluminum, cameo eut bright
and shiny as if from a baba of pure cold
water.—.1olau W. Wright in at. Luis
Itepublio.
Oise or Dakota's Plucky Daughters.
Mire Lir.zie Duffield. who lase spent the
paet six years.in South Dakota, arrived
in the city today en route to her former
home in Bloomfield. Miss Duffield was
among the first young ladies to brave the
hardsnips of claim life and take up land
in Dakota, and she is now the fortunate
owner of 820 acres of excellent farm
land, half of which is a short distance
from Harold, Hyde county. The other
quarter section is near the thriving town
of Aulkton? and all of which will cer-
tainly be valuable property in time. AU
the adventures of life far out upon the
prairie, with the nearest neighbor a mile
and a half distant, the perils in etorin
and flood and the danger of living alone
for weeks at a time, have been under-
gone, She was one of those brave and
coat of producing aluminum has been se resolute Dakota. school teacbers who,
great as to exclude it from general use. • with a few pupils under her care, en -
It has been announced at least a half countered the awful storm of January,
dozen times that a, new and cheaper mode 1888. During the long night which fol -
of chemically extracting the precious lowed the dreadful blizzard, with scant
metal from its earthly base had "just fuel, she kept herself and the children
been discovered," Still it was worth from freezing only by the utmost exer-
$4,000 a.ton, according to Maj. Poweu, tion, until all were rescued from their
of the geological survey. fearful situation at 5 o'clock the next
The newspapers reported the shipment morning.—Des,Moines (In,) Special.
of 150 pounds of chemically pure almni-
own, manufactured under a new pro- zoysia Ice Dave.
oess, from Newport, Ky., to London, A party was made up here today to
England, in August, 1888. 'visit Iowa's famous ice cave. It is hut
The same account, besides telling us it half a mile from thistown, and produces
was the first of the, metal ever extracted unlimited ice. in summer. The party left
from clays for the purpose of shipment the Winnesheik house this afternoon and
in the United States, tells us how it sold walked a halt utile along the Iowa river.
for fifty cents per pound. Beth aitega., , Tho bluffs at this point are about 400 feet
tions must be untrue, as the Evil:leering high. There js a steep climb of,200 feet,
Journal of llareb. this year givee a tabu- and a rock, having the appearance of
lar exhibit of the value of rare metals, •gypsum, jute out for fifty feet. The m-
in which it classes aluminum as hein trance to the cave is a fisattre ten feet
worth $8.50 per pound. 'The Journal is wide and twenty feet high. A strong
good authority, too. ; current of cold air was issuing from the
About the time ,of this reported ship- cave. Candles were lighted and prepare-
raent of aluminum from Kentucky an- t tions were made to enter.
other and more startling story Ted& cabled Thirty feet inside the cave the path
from Germany. According to the Ger- turns to the left and downward toward
man Don Quixote aluminum was be4ng 'the river. The slope is gradual, the walls
• rapidly turned out ha 100 pound bars at and roof being within hand's reach most
. the Krupp gun works at a cost of less of the time. Ono hundrettfeet from the
than twenty cents per pound. Teutonic mouth the roof and walls were found
"goaleiaciness" did not cast a bar and a coated with ice, which • increased in
hat and then make a shipment like they thickness as the part:), penetrated. There
did in the land of Wile grass. bat they was no dripping or mud, and pieces of
turned them out in great bars as vapidly ice two feet long 'were scaled of/ the
as a wood chopper would sticks of wood roof. Owing to the fitful light and
and piled them up for future use, per- danger of exploration, the party did not
haps with a
view to cornering the alumi- go in more than 200 tea, The path con -
num age! • , tinned to inoline toward the river, and
This metal of the future, of whieh so ' the temperature was freezing.—Deeorah
much has been said, was discovered by (ia.) 8Neuil•
Professor WoMor in 1828. W'hile seek- ' The Western Bustler.
ing to settle .in his own mind' the quea- ' In the Dakotan vocabulary there aro
tion as to what were the component two words, "rustler" and "boom," which
parts of common clays, and while fusing occur with marked frequency in every
a mass of the yellow, mud at a white heat conversation. The rustler is the direct
under the blowpipe, he accidently ob- product of blizzard. He moves with a
tinned a single minute
globule or bead el quick, restless force. le does not rest
what was to him and the rest of the for sleep or food. . He knows no wearit
soientific world at that time a new metal. ness of the flesh. • He has no doubts or
Subsequently by various chemical tests fears. He believes and he is an inspirer
he proved the drop to be the envolous of faith. He will build a botel of 800
aluminutn.• He surely did not consider rooms or a street motor railway* on the
his discovery of gra,ve importance, other- blank prairie and wait for a town to
wise he would have given it more atten- grove up around it. The town always
tion than he did; as it was, it appears comes if he be a genuine rustler,
that he did not experiment with the Yon can't tell him by his looks nor the
aluminum idea in view again for some. out of his clothes. His grammar is often
thing like eighteen years. In 1848 he re. addled and he makes a bib of his napkin
• discovered it in a mixture of eloride ot at the table. But when ho turns himself
altuninum and common salt. This time toose upon a project with money in it
the metal was obtained in qu'antities mat the project projects. It looms. It yawns..
ficient for more extensive exazulaatiou. He keeps it ever in the way of your eyes
It was found to be a wbite metal between and before you know it you begin to see
the dolor of zinc and silver, but with 4 rainbows around it.
more bluish tinge thaa, that fotuld in the. He cares nothing for money after it is
last named metal. e made. Ask and it is given you. Tell
Its specific gravity is Atone Zia to 2.We, him a tale of woe and out comes his
according to purity, that of then,verage ptuee. He would Molder in a week be -
grade being about 2e times heavier than hind a desk or in a counting room. He
water. It is four times as light as sil- is al ways on the lope. Today he is getting
ver—in.other words, e. °can the aire of a options on corner lots in Pierre. To -
silver dollar made. of aluminum. would morrow he is building mills, at Yankton.
weigh about the SttInG as a twenty cent Then he Le off to St. Paultbuildozing "Jim"
piette in silver, It hue great rigidity and Hill for more railroads, or oft to New
tenacity; is nearly as bard a,s iron, but York placing the stock of a new loan
can be wrought into wire as fine as epi. and trust company. He is interested in
der webs. after being thoroughly alit. everything. He lots no enterprise ea-
nealecl„. i cape him, They'll all pay, be says, or
WONnanrtm otrAmrrIES. ' all "bust." There is no middle line out
ley being subjected to the goldbeater's bere.—Cor. New York Tribune.
art, a piece of altuaitium the size Of a. Christian Yentas Mon Ira Scant Attires.
dime may be beaten into, a sheet several The conduct of some of the Y, M. C. A.
feet square, eo great is its tenacity. Only delegates at Afahtemedi in appearing at
• two MetitIS known can be rolled into a the hotel table reeently izt rather seant
sheet aa thin as it can, antlahey aro gold outing costumes is not approved by lead-
tind silver. When it does at last come ing members of the essociation notwith•
rented. Heavy ot gtol
Hentinfe C.41$55 lion. Ude.'
and gents' adzes, wit h *prim
snri Gems of morel valet
Ono Person% melt le.
mtItty" woodmen One fret,
it ethltr wIth twe lora fold *al
11, In flan Of IN anoekuld
bionVpies. Them gamp11.4
win as the watehr #444
well
rad Otter ymi filitrolcopt
OM tot ,ItOt home ibr 9 ?booths rod iltgrett Mint to tho00
*Yowl hart tattlati, cloy booms your On% pro_pettt,Thqii
WhOwriti at roof! tan tows of Maeltriet TIL*'Wntok
kat t, Nog
tialt.mxde aulko JO&�Z 5111,Jr Sidi
into general use, and the advent of that standing the defense .tet up be 'secretary
era will, not be retarded much by the Iiortou that at summer resorts such yin -
man wimee death furnishes the text for lationsof the conventionalities should be
this article, it will be used for every- expected and admitted Of eourse a
thifig and put to every pee:Tose teevhich strlot compliance with tiaseenventiottali-
trim, steel and wood aro now put. Its ties of life at such a plafee isnot usually
adaptability to ship building is very ap• insisted upon, but when, a, young nian
parent.. appears at table aaiong strangers,
thelixd-
oGp1 stesassliipe, the fuze of the larg- ing Mithy ladies, in einiply a pair of
est -Cowls, with tan same tonnage and trouaers and ;In undirshirt, it is simply
the flame number of exposed linear feet, carrying the matter to an extreme that
if constructed of aluminum from keel would justify people accuscomed to the
to the top of the'vtasta, instead of draw- ordinary ways of living in enteriae a
idg tel Ao._tweilty-six .fatt, would vroLon.—St. Pe,u1 I loneer-I rise?,
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FOR THE BEST VALVE
IN
ORDERED CLOTHING
WEB —GOlE
CAPS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
Cheap for KASH.
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-WEBSTER'S
THE CITY GROCERY
CHANGED HANDS.
0. J.
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}laving purchased JT. Riscock's grocery and made heavy pur-
eliasses in
GENERAL
Fruits,
GROCERIES and PROyISIONS,
emte@tiznery, Gmekegy,
Ragman, d@.,
He has now
PEEJ Sil
ARRIVING DAILY
G --100D S
—and offers -----r--
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SOLID BARGAINS FOR CASA
Donee and see. • Try goods and ascertain prices.
A CHOICE STOCK OF GARDEN SEEDS & II0IISEHOLD PLAN TS%
0. J. READING.
th glijoiud claim t h pitiq
mtionlh
fat:
ist. THAT I HAVE THE BEST 'ASSORTED STOCK OF
WATOHES,'CLOOKS AND JEWELLERY IN WINGHAM. '
2nd. THAT THE QVALITtY OF MY GOODS. IS . EQUAL TO
TFIE BEST.
3rd. THAT MY PRICES ARE St1013 THAT IT IS SAFE: AND
FITA.BLE FOR ALL 2'O DEAL WITHME.
TEST TIIIS HiCRIZ "7-012TIZSM.71P
BY CALLING ON
E. F. GERSTER.
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Leaving Sarbia every TUESDAY and FRIDAY nigh
during navigation, (weather permitting), and calling
every•WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Godatieb
and Kincardine, where they connect with the G. T
It. train leaving Winghan at UM a. 18, ft* St. Jos'.
Island, Garden Elver, The Soo, Port Arthur and
Duluth, connecting at Port Arthur with the O.
It, and at Duluth with the Red River Valley Vy.
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We give special cattentiou to the
following lines :
IRON PIPIT, ALL SIZES FROM i To 4
moll.
Inox AIM BRASS PIPE FITTINGS.
FIRE 131IOKS, MILL FILES,
MACHINE OILS,
AVIERYGAN WATEIt WWI% O.AL
OIL.
We are sole agents is Wingbaux fc
the sale of Genuine Itubber Paint
Eximass Tedi ANA Mews or aortas.
the best itt the world.
Ask your nearest Grand Trunk It'y agent
freight and putr..;:ngor ratui!,
JAS. H. et eisTre,
OffirPFAL MANAMiR, gARNIA•
ALEDONIAN EALL.
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SOstaty Insets eve.ty third Monday
• Visiting brattish tveleems,
nix eiminimihins hall emit be secured for enter
t tirments at ittra* hind at a very1SWegttr*. For
termite cr, ..pply to
1.41/Trr,
Xlina *Co ..
All kinds of shelf and
heavy flardware at
bottom prices.
Laud Plaster in bags ttlwaya on hand.
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