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THE H I'RoN SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 20, i&9.
THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD. THE POIre OORNTtk "y ;,; d i beiug throws at
d.
The avoid*wee of frionem of Ideas w
A COMM( EPITOME OF THE WORLD'S
HISTORY FOR A WEEK.
hew. by
whey rem Mas.. There sod
"mew" sib ere wtssa er Satetfj ea r
Vertu■ t.aas and ffitasro--A Collsbn
tNiteD MATa .
Northern Tea.0 luta sufferer' severely from
floods.
The storm os the At.antio vont had
sub side&
It ie said that Burke, the Cronin euepeet,
ham " squealed.
The first mica of the season fell at Hope,
Dakota, uo Thu.wlay.
Ma imitator •1 Jack the (tipper has heel
womb' a l'amd.., N.J.
N.. jury ham a' yet bears secured in the
Cronin .ane at 1 hteago.
The funeral of S. Y. lot, of New York
was largely attewlerd.
Mir F:drin Arnold and his (laughter have
gelled oe I'resid.wt Harrison.
Copt ,lam lie -e, of Ijelinnore, who built
the first steel plata beat, is laud.
The ba.tneas purlieu of tie village d
Denby, N. V., was hurtled on EH lay.
The
number of lives het on the i)eiawan
Coast by the storm is intimated at furty.
lIatensive (.runt firs are reports .l noir
lieorgvt ow 14, !beer L4g,+ ('outty, Monism'.
Rohm .v.nttmte to he taken from the
debrs at Joluwt own at the rate of two a
day.
The strike of .the green Is.ttleblowe•rs at
I'ittansrg is cwtd to have en.{. d in f.o. or of
the nice.
Twenty :d.lerin,ri fuse been nulled to the
('ity 1'1)0r1.1 of 1 htcagu for the re-c.ii4 an-
nexed G ri ot.icy.
The steamer ( ity of ('oiuml,is, which was
esveral dans overdue feint Havana, arrived
at Ncw '1..rk yesterday.
The I:cr.ttaa ship l:er•.tt renunde to ae.hor*
noir Atlantic l ley, and w ell ur•.is.l :y be a
total lar, ('rete saved.
The Duluth, Mouth Shore • Atlantic
Railway '.:u made :u,"thrr Leavy cut in
passer;; r '..tea to the K.• -.o.
Ira I' fuse the Anter,. au rifleman, in .lead
in Vail. uui atvan Lot lutton of the bowels,
after fe.rty•iwo hour. uutteriug.
Tony Delight, a _what celebrated
l'. M. (7. A. evangelist. died suddenly on Mon-
day night in (Me of heart dueitw•.
There is a etertIiog epidemic of ,.,arlet
fever in the l'olore.l orphans' Home low
l;rre•nwoo.I .tre•et, Allri harry, Pa.
The seventh imolai convention of the Na-
tional Awu,catiou of Fire I:ngirwets met in
Kattaaa City woo IMe),irlegat.o. present.
11'atereno, a at.mme• resort in the Itek-
ware (fay, is t•t:hrely +uhireiged. Out of
twenty (votegrs est th.• luau• our renr..iva.
The steamer kale' Vey, *run laden from
'Bt. Jago, Culla, to Baltimore, is :where hear
taps Henry, Ya- She will likely le- daate.L
(hiring to the lat.ile having bee, .twearied
by many Lobes of fashion. a bustle tactory
at Bridgeport, Conn., shut doo t. 41 Satur-
day.
The triol of Henry S. hes began in New
—"York. great trouble is et[writ nceil in
ettuiga jury. leen actedquite umrue:ern-
Y•
Hon. A. E. Touz*lio, of Chicago. Presi-
dent of the l'hiea.o, ttarlingo•n h Northern
31eilway, dad At HSruuingt.n, 't.. l huraday
might.
The balloon which a«•(r:'cd from the
Interuatiynal Fair et Buffalo ..t, Thursday.
droj. a.l into Ib.• Nuease Iln r At rbc: heal
of straw)erry Island.
Forest tires in the Sierra N:•‘ aria n.ouf-
tairs have rut -opt away ('entr.al Pacific Rail-
lray bridges Grad .now sheds. i'aoseugers
are bring tranaferrel.
('ails 1'. F. Ferron, special agent for the
American steam Boiler lii.uran,e/bmpany,
of 1 hicago, suiei,h-.l at !tenter, ('ail., \l.m-
day night, rather 1har. pay the penalty for
, stealing fr".n the t.•mpupy, lie ties • n de•
Lauber to the amount of at heart l41.lg10.
The steamer Rothesay). with s large ee-
enr*ion party on bard. ran into and sunk
the tag \lyra near Ol•tenabtirg on 1'hnrwlav
evening, toe fireman anal second engineer of
the tog going d(tw.t witr her. The Rnthes.T
wan 1..•achevl and ;a:i the pwaw•ngern landed
safely.
There in a big row iu pr,gre.s an.nntr ex-
luhiu•.tr.st the ISellal.. bor. .1 great many
of them (lanai unfair tr tttneut as to awards
of i.ri r,. and the to -tom of the it anagemerat
in making .ihibitors pay for the space oc•
cupie l by them, and of .• 1.1 ging ..hihit.ra
us.J a t s, t.. L.n t. An a,lrnia,i,.0 fee. 1.i genet ally
tuudemn(.l.
,. *511 molten.
The l'rarewuch armed at Kiel yea;eralay.
Tle• Patel Exposition as to rhos..• des
Oet,dw•r 31st.
Thera• i.. trwaf.lc Imetw(on :Jaexaln,arisand
3-1mdo s in twits.
Amnovetnent is on foot in Liverpool to
break the ,.Mem ring.
it is jwopoae.l to connect E.linburgn and
Glasg,.a by a *hip cartel.
1. is report( .1 that Empress Fr.•.letid( of
Germany will sear %i.at the Vatican.
Stanley is expected to teeth the East
t roast of Africa abort the end of October.
The 1'tty of Paris mad,- her last eaatuanl
passage in 51 days, 3 hours and de minutes.
The official report gives the number
Stilled by- the Antwerp fare and explosion as
I:Li.
The Porte will inerea.e the number nt
"nope at ('rete, and warships will guard the
Island.
England and l:ermari are supposed to
le n"gr.tiating • new agreement woh regard
lo Africa.
The damage sansei by the Bre nt Ant-
werp i• estimated at from aero Ni,utgy to
it 7,000,1011111.
The reports d'morning the rimming of
(Russian troupe near the Turkish frontier
etre contrinr.l.
i1 it. reported that the Italian a:nvernmeot
swill expel Kossuth from Italy co a demand
Iran Germany.
The Berlin National 7.eitang say. the
4'lar will (-bit Berlin after the army
•nann•ut-res in September.
Paris papers are pising wildly srnsstineal
Tumors about French and I:esran military
worreernenta near the frontier.
The minors of a formal *Mane. h etwoen
ora anti France are declared form Mt.
'etersherg to is unfmmdel.
Nihilists are vii+ting Denmark and this
authorities are taking precautions against
attempts on the life of the ('mr.
M. de Freycinet, the Fr.weh Minister of
'War, is said to intend donbli.g the strength
of the army corps stationed at Nancy.
DorUg the peat few days twelve penman
we died !nuts trtnhincsis at F.sldrkas,
iis
, %Lxray. Eighteen others are is -
dying.
Mr Ven Hoses, dlreeter of the Nteal•&
kikr, al Constaatiaope, has committed sai-
ITis death has se twaectios with the
d the tank.
R.•...wttai ties Ltvlin_
we are tut* e•strwdas own Mohnen
•1 a*. war *wept e'er the lead,
u IlulIewed wham the hados hew
Ileisarbor of 410•1111116 1111 E
d.ma1...
1.••••• Ila ems* aslespt
Ilv.ed w hen thief wen dela
etas 1e eosaa'a mighty Mer
►waottra inert have lain
.toy the crippled soldier esmem
la nee am, an laid 1e rest i
own to amine this distant drama.
reseal Kurth, *Mb. ham and West.
..a the *mita Nat prat mauve
lib ,ees the bsaeere furled.
. naw of • satiates love,
and seats the/unbolt' the world.
Numb Nati was thein 11 matters ace;
The slaw eat or the gra
e..mewu grief -a11 else forgot -
Hrk.sp to them lads, ;
Abuse the graves of tbss wise tell
Upon the baule-M1d.
la ..a,. Gad city, kali aid dell
Iipt mug weaves her areas, shield.
A..d w holt wr deck our heroes' tombs.
Their deeds ramembrtag,
Toe children . roan the veteran
W nth woven blooms ut sprtag.
time. tied we sever win forget
To let our outmode t W
('pia these heroes 1lvlag yet
lied bens them, one sad all
use fru Okkeplue.
My little son aged tris, was seer
ed with diarrhoea, followed by
pole., two dose. of Fowler's Extract ua
Wild !Strawberry gave relief and hall
.be bottle completed the cure. Mre J
A. McIntyre, UIadatuoe, Mao. This
medict..e et a specrbc for all summer
..uiplaeuts of children or adults. -
LITTLE FOLK.
Wb. **West te gee sae nacelle me Reaad.'•
From Good Housekeeping.
''Train up a child m the way he Should
do, and when he is old be well Dot d. -
part from it," said the Wise Man of his-
toric fame, and in saying this he said
well. May sat these words of wisdom
b. supplem. Iced, by way of an *noel,
from ode who, although not uoted as
possessing any particular degree of world
ly wisdom, has an affectionate interest in
the welfare ot Little Folk, not only of
the present day and generatioo, bat an
shelling faith and hope in their future
happiness and welfare : "Train up a p• -
rant in the way he or she should go, and
when they are older they will be glad of
it '" A child who as a "well spring of
pleasure" to its parents is, as well, a
springing well of are, anxiety, patience
and endurance to those in authority over
it. But, then, in the planting of the
acorn and tending of the twig that may
grow feta a tall oak, it should not be for-
gotten that many are often able ''to kill
two birds with one stone." In other
words, while they are training and teach-
ing a child, the teacher is often educated
and trained, as well, and both the plant
er and the planted, the trainer and the
trained, are benefited.
It is not always that the parent is
alone the teacher. A child with an tc-
quinng turn of mind often teaches its
elders by means of the questions asked.
It is nut for us to inquire as to whence
comes the intelligence that prompts in-
quiry. It is enouy,hi for our present
purpose to know that inquiries
are often made that confound the
inquired of, and demand the exerct.e of
thought and elements of study that might
otherwise be left uncultivated. And
what, pray, would a child be worth to
itself or other*, that never asked yues-
tiuns i We grant that seams ant a good
many questions and some that are hard
to answer— but should they Dot, Dever -
thetas', be answerod'7t- r
John Habbertoo, iia inimitable
"Helen's Babies," struck a chord of rich
music in the human mild which finds an
echo of sweetest cadences in the heart
of every affectionate parent, who has
read the Interesting story of the Little
Folk who wanted to "see the wheels go
retied" in the watch that was produced
for their amusement and gratlhcatlon.
Curiosity, that too often abused word,
"sits at the receipt of customs," where
information and learning enter. A
child, or children of larger growth, as
well, without the elements of curiosity in
their nature, would be simply stupid
beings, notwithstanding too much curios-
ity may Le put down as too much of a
fttrod thing. It is, however, truth and
justice to say in this connection, that
curiosity is one thing and over -weaning
and offensive curiosity something very
different. The first should have due cm -
sideration, while the latter can only be
boldly hummed upon.
A bright child is, from the nature of
tkas aim., me, not oely curious, but more or
lees inquisitive and often persistently so.
And just here we find the central -office
point had in view in the preparation of
this paper. Curlo.ity and inquiry from
the porno should nct he disc uraged or
smothered. Too much patience cannot
be exercised in connection with the ask-
ing and answering of questions, by the
Little Folk, even though seemingly triv-
ial and somewhat difficult to handle. A
parent who has not patieno.- -who can-
not he "patient onto the end lament
ably fails in the performance of the
duties incumbent upon all who occupy
prominent placer i'• the most useful and
grandest known fields of human life.
Patience first, good nature next and
patience hat, are the needs and necessi-
ties of parental eoodoet and discipline.
At this point of progress in the discuss-
ion of the subject before es innumerable
path. Lad away into the fields of mor-
tals, manners and other miscellaneous
methods of child life and being. But
allotted apace for the writer and patience
of readers forbids a diverges** from the
line fret marked cwt. The starting
point will therefore be kept plainly in
sight—Childhood Cariosity attd its every
Ly eoi.idsntins.
A Bode nI rales might well be forme -
Wed for the guidaies of those wbo have
had enmmttted to their (fen little Folk
of *squirter minds. With web the
GM writing dews .hosld be
Pelisses.
Consideratiofn and Oonei]iaties.
Careful Thteeght and Reit Pemeemea
Merest Modes and Manner d Spinel.
Cmtteledeess in passing through per-
eakibtttuw of temper, that gamy lea.
future sears o1 dtallgeninseate.
Be buomt sod never 'may to We be -
hind tttgpaisey or.iseini .w.
Never auwpt to Ile from a field . t
dilemma hastily xr enmaofslly.
Should an iwgwtry be ism that may a. -
be fairly and justly answered, my so,
eel if • 'why not' tonus, *Ms, as
..aplanatios may well be in order to the
effect that years should iat.rvene and
better understending tie acquired before
the subject eso be properly comprehend
ed. 1f a correct answer eaosut be give.
wtthowt further investigation, so stet*
thio canoe and make the tuvemttgatiod
report results in due tees, no matter
bow trivial or difiioult of answer the
toiletry may be. At all eveets be lamest
and se at Bra mentioned, be patient.
For instance, one may readily let the
Little Folk "see the wheels to ro'Aad"
•u1 yet net be able to eaplain to tet.
why they go road or why they go at
a11, even. If s,, say so, and keep ab.
circumstance in mind fur elucsdaaut-
when the right time comet" A study
.1 the subject may, perhaps, be of bon. --
lit to the studect, the teacher being afro
taught. Useful knowledge, however
,reined, is not to be despised or habi ly
-onsidered. Then are a tbouaand anti
at. things prominent in every day IA.
.5 which we have only s superficial know -
'edge. That is to say, we know that the
•'wheel. go round," bet we are often
forced to admit when eked why the,
ru round that "we never thcueht of
bat." All honor then, mixed with pa
lance, to Little Folk, wbo turn our
attention into ohanuels of investigate...
mid information seeking.
No school has so potent an influent.
*iib Little Tula as the school which
Denten round "the mother at home" --
who with the father, when he stays
.hen as much as he ought to—are tbo
teachers, and no teachers are w effects,.
end no knowledge so dear as expeneooe
even, when learned at the hands „l
hese who are best fitted ta watch th.
opening buds of premise that serenest,
us. The popularly received ides to
education is one that regards learnioi
ea what is acquired io 'reboot hours
Without attempting to belie or septula
even the accustomed means and methods
of acquiring an education, it may he
.rated without fear of contradiction th.
there is still mulch to be learned uutsid.
of schoulbou•es and from other source,
than those of text books. One of tb.
most prolific and best yielding arum -
of knowledge in this cate1cry and oo.
THEY WANT ReCIPHODITv.
Sew nneataM Asaiess M 6M/eaea fiisf: WI*
WPM tas..5a.
Iltrrtos, Hasa, Sept. 11—The Sweini
omauttes ea the r -`bass bsswesta the
.'not,- l Mates add Caseda euwtueed its
w u.:la yesterday.
John L. Ratobier, representing the (ltal
rrade Association', said the reatuval of the
ful t' ou coal would treoetsea the sal. of .eft
Wilt to Camels.
ls.
Y. H. O'lMunae, a coal dealer, said the
euro, -;.l of theFut would result in loci
,,.
.:sty, winch woullocidouble the quanttty of
out bituminous coal sold in(iaMla.
T .Icfersou ('ullidge, represenWlg the
Aawwkeec Manufacturing (*iwnpane of Mas
cheater, N H., oat.l los was Iargfely interested
is the cotton nauulactunng industry.
Since the abrogation of the reciprocity
treaty Ili. ..'mpny had made no sales in
Canada, but whoa it was a effect they made
• few wits there. He thought anyinter
terrace with Canadianroads would be •
atudortune to New Englaad. His company
w ould have to send its goods by way of
New York at additiuwd expense, which,
with the anallprofitsisow realised, could not
be sustained by New England intereeta.
His company employed 7,010 operatives.
one half of whom were Cana.ltans. Of these
four-fifths bemmae American villemas. He
believe) in the scheme of noUversin.
Hua. Jdx'athan Lane, represe'.ting the
Burton Merchants' Aa.ociaaon, thought
commercial unto. would he of advantage w
to both countries He believed it would be
• gaud thing d the custom hon.*a from the
Atlantic to the Pacific could ins abolished.
Horace P. Tobey, treasurer of the 'ere
motor Nail Works def Wareham, geld they
built theirhose. of future existence upon
the use of coal that comes front the ('an.
dian provinces and that they were figuring
confidently upon the existence of an abund-
ance of coal which would do all the iron-
making they wished to do in New England.
He we in favor of a reciprocity treaty, and
if • Inot•e.we.ping oo.imercial union could
be negotiated with Canada later on, very
Ex -Governor William Claften, speaking
for the shoe and leather industry, said that
that industry was largely in favor of
reciprocity with Canada. The idea that
the removal of the duty on hides hail any
thing to do with the export of leather was
fallacious. The people of New England
were generally favorable to closer relations
with Canada. Canadians who carte here
made good citizens. He did not think the
removal of the tariff on manufacture)
wtton goods would drive that industry out
d New England. It alight have acme so
at one time, but the effect now would be to
reduce the wages of our operativee to a
level with than in Europe.
Osborne Howe, jr., Secretary of the Boo
ton Underwriters' Union, said that the
underwriters desired reciprocity with( 'ana(la
because the profit• were derived free' corn -
which may be exploited to good sdvant mission upon the amount ut business
age, is that where Little Folk stand at u•"'ar-
the doorway of progressive life, with a
quiver full of inter:o,(ation points ano
limey questions.
Theo,by all means, let the Little Folk
see the "wheels go rounds," every time,
find out means for explaining as clearly
as may be toly they go round, and leo Synod resumed its sitting yesterday, but
teacher and taught dwell together in nearly the whole morning was taken up
unity of thought and purpose, makint with a discnsaion on procedure and in the
mutually useful sad enjoyable the know reading of the minutes. A memorial from
ledge gained. the dsocean .vnod of the Diocese of Toronto
on the Jesuit. Estates Act uta real, which,
Good Advice. after stating the facts of the case, recotn-
To be healthy and have lots t t lift mended that it be considered, m order that
and vim, be careful in dist, take t wme mean. Gay be devised for withstand•
P y.ing and neutralizing the dangerous influence
of sleep, and regulate the bowels, belt "the Roman hierarchy over Parliament
and blood with Burdock Blood Bitten Gad other legislative bodies of the Domia-
a sure cure for constipation, biliousness 'ion, 1 aimtlar memorial was read fns;
dyspepsia, all blood humor, rcrofub Montreal ; also one from Rev. 1)r..1. 11.
and all broken down conditions of tht Borthwick, caking that a special service for
system. 2 nes is prisons ie authorized.A memorial
from the diocese of Niagara eking the
A staff of eight meo in Mr Moutrii i svnoel to take steps to (letup! the reluions
brick -yard, Blyth, turned out brick at;of the Pmvincul Bardet to dimeaan eyncida
c and to appoint a committee to consider the
the rate of 19,000 per daj and kept the,union of the dioceses of British North
rate up for seven and a half days. IAmrrim was read. A memorial from the
diocese of Toronto asking that a uniform
Dent apeewlaie system of lessons be reev.mmended for use in
Run nu risk in buying medicine, bst'buntlay- Schools was Also received.
try the great Kidney and Liver regale- A memorial from the Synod of Toronto.
tor, mad. by_- .-- chase, authee__,I*11g that action he taken on their mamor-
Fal as to the use of the revised version of
the Holy ?scriptures. was also received.
t A lengthy report was read from the com-
mittee as to the incorporation of the Pr.. -
initial Synod sn as to enable it to legislate
The distressing paleness so often ob- for the Canadian Church and bring about a
served in young girls and women. is dee uniformity is di.eiphne. The committee
in ■ wrest measure to a lack of the red reported that no advantage could le gained
corpaecles in the blood. To remedy by incorporation, the present Church Tem -
this requires a medicine which produces poraliti.. Act giving the Synod all the
these necessary little Wood constituents, power 1t heeded.
and the best yet discovered is Johnson's A delesatton wad received fr iii the
Tonic Bitters. Price fi0 cents, and �I] Uniteel Mates and a }dressy. were deliterei
per bottle at Goole's dung store, Albion Bishoby. Bishop Ruane, of Albany ; Right Rev.
Arch -
block, (iodench. Sole agent. /hi desenp Howey, of NHacky ; ,Ve A n.
,deacon Howard, ref New Haven, Ana Ven.
Archdeacon Goodfellow, of Alabama ]rev.
An exchange asya =plana who dries Dr. Langtry in behalf of the Synod made
do not understand that the law gives the reply. and His Lordship ofontarioon behalf
right of way to the pedestrian. A main of the House of Bohopr.
The afternoon session wan occupied with
or woman who is crossing the street at • Pi
regular crossing Is not obliged to lock • chs•uwion on a resolution 11, the effect
out for the person who is driving the that it was in the interests of the Church of
team, but the person driving is to take hnal•nd that all grata in' churches he free.
A large number of members took part and
care not too jostle or inc'mmode a person it wad finally given out the opinion of the
walking. That is law and common court Synod that all sittings should he free and
esy as well. How frequently do we see unappropriated.
teams draw up ata crossing and pedes- In the *venin • public meeting was held
mans made to pass around them. in the Queen's Hall tor missionary purposes,
the voluntary of w hieh was offered to the
Algoma \Kerion. Addressees weredolivaro!
by the Bishops of Nova beta. a, Huns and
Al(goma. -
M.orTR,A1., Sept. i4.—At the session of
the ]'mnncial Synod yesterday the report
of the committee on work among the
French warn rad. which explained that the
work was not a crusade against the heredi-
tary religion of the French people, but to
meet tie ggrroowwing sprit of enquiry among
them. Representatives to the conreatioe
the American Episcopal (lurch in New
York were named. Members of the mis
nouary hoard w re elected, those for the
I)toeese of Toronto being Rev. A. Williams,
Rev. Dr. Me eeny, Hon. (1. W. Allan and
A. H. Campbell ; for the Diocese of Ontario
Ven. Archdeacon .tones, of Napnee, Rev.
H. Pollard.of Ottawa, R. T. Walken', Q.C.,
and R. N. Rogers, of Kingston ; and fnrthe
Diocese of Niagara Rev. A. W. Macomb, of
Mt. Catharines, Rev. Canon Hounton, of
Niagara Falls, Henry Mebane, of Hamil-
ton, W. Ellis, St. Catharines.
The tresmarer s report showed • total for
deesestic mimiosm of U46.574, for /owrtgn
miamiceas $36,740—in aU $NI,315. Rev. i)r.
Mnckridgd was re-elected Minorable mien -
fairy and J. O. Martin, d Hamilton, trete-
The hearing we adjourned) until Friday.
THE PROVINCIAL SYNOD.
lie•w.erel. Read Tsis btaa thin Jesuit's'
.states Ass—rr.pesed Cates.
Movrar A y Sept. 13. —The Provincial
Chase's receipts. Try Chase's Litre
Cure for all diseases ot the Liver, Kid
nays, Stomach and Bowels. Sold by all
druggists.
Purity of ingredients and accuracy of
compounding make Milburn's Aromatic
Quinine Wine the criterion of excel-
lence, lm
r'ea.wmptlw pen sly fared.
To THe Rnnroa :—Please inform your
leaden that I have a positive remedy for
the above named dosses. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases hav,
been permanent) cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy fr..
to any of your readers who have ons-
semption, if they will send me their Ex-
press and P. O. address.
Respectfully, Da. T. A. Stowers,
37 Yong* St., Toronto, Out.
The treeless have rs-engaged Jno Me
Iatoeb, Crenbreok, as teacher for next
year. Then is • probability that an as
distant teacher will he employed in the
sehnol beet year, as the attendance is uta4
large for one pends to db juntas, to all
Mr Moistosh is well liked is the
emotion_
tee ens Tewr.snaed.
Don't allow • mild in the head fxt slow-
ly and surely ren into Oaten*, wiles
yes can be cured for Jho. by sting Dr
Obaes's Catarrh Can. A few �p�1im
Hone sere tseipient catarrh ; 1 b ! based" Thea yne novo as we gait ached and
esrem ordinary catarrh ; ! to 6 beams M • a utak. 1 ear hither olo.cat WWI" you
eeed to erre chronic catarrh. Try w a deafer, ae ru
mad th.r*1 se youlr
Mly !fie ad sere ear+. Held byl e' t yieg Nl&"
en tlrsgfgbt& ly
taw.
Th. Primus of M nnaoo a men mid suleseerw
1n opposed to gambling metres* and will
endeavor to suppose thew
" Mumma," said a Brooklyn boy se be
saws haste from wheel, our clam in rine
to begin the stwdy el p pies next week.
LIME.
NOT CE TO BUILDERS A FARMERS
The Falls Reserve Lime Kiln
is now running full time and
any quantity of Fresh time,
can be obtained at the Kiln �r�a:d 11ness►. 1. r+
at all times for lOc. a bushel. R,va ADII•AL ulhl>r
M. & C. B/EC H L E R 1 Were wads the diabase at
TITM, NPILRPST or
raa.rtob. Maras Id* alas ns` FALLING SIMMS
A me khat study. I waanaay say
et; as in. worst edea Demme ethers
1. •o mama feu Get New receiving a .ase.
Mese for a treaters and • Pus butes of_ m
11IV*LLj&La barsuv. GIS* Express Gad lod
k eels yea sank fur end It
will else fps A�� = 0.•
Branch Does, 104 wee O Juliet.
ICORE
FITS!'
A COOK BOOK
FREE
By apatite soy lady reads( a Iwo pet Ate
adtr.ru. W •lis, likkrdae.l Cv r lanai
BOOTS AMD SHOES
I'he Largest Stock and Choicest Assortment west of Toron to,.
the old established Boot and Shoe House of
E. BLJWNINGm
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
and Warranted to be just
as Represented.
YOU WILL FIND SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
EVERY LINE A BARGAIN I
\\i id llIf1Jgc�0P11011iI)11r ��llei1�f�d10
AND SATI8FACTICN GUARANTEED.
See our Special Bargain Table. Some Lines at about
Half Price.
E. DOWNING.
Cor. i/AvOt. and Square.
JOHN ROBERTSON
Aegs to announce that be is n ,w agent for
The LiquorTea Company's Celebrated Teas
Your cho'ce of one out of a hundred or more Handsome Volume
by the Beet Authors, given with every 3 lbs.
Give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling
the expense.
A FEW GALLONS OF PURE L1PLE SYRUP LEFT,
JOHN ROBERTSON,
RHYNAS' OLD STAND, COR. SQUARE AND MONTREAL STS
A rreatablr us..
Few men have accomplished the same
►mount of work and goad in this world
as the celebntei Dr Chase. Over
7)00,000 of his works have been sold in
Canada alone. We want every person
troubled with Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Kidney or LUriny
Troubles, to bur a bottle cf Dr Chases
Liver Cure, it will cure you. Medicine
and Receip:e Book tl. Sold by all
druggist*.
a
The Signal for
balance of 1889
to any address
for 25 cents.
Goderich Foundry and Machias Works,
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
4.0
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F►aVaTCPcSTO,fS •LOUGHS:b.TaVarOa6a8maiscsSTINC%
-- F A'.T STREET GOUEHICR CW .. ,
wE HAt'E ON HAND FOR SALE:
Improved Land Rollers - - Price $22.00.
HORSE POWERS GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW
CUTTERh, PLOW POINTS &c,
AT ZIOW 1.4.10-arriZES
FLOUR MILLS:BUILT ON THE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Raving madearrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE & BO II, WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same.
RHIPAIRB 'AND 0ABTINCHSI OW ALL =2T:TD1M
FU RN ITU RE.
It yes want to am the laa,sst Week of Fat—Moire la town, NO is
Z:ArwrrE I. GIC -5.
It red weft to see the Cheapest
myna. Gall ata ire these b tints add shades. B$jD�s and thio 11fItrM
PICT/"1711111 FRAMINC3 nestle dote, JOE13II0'C . dant ammo?
f dense help C7HILD21 osN Et a1RRX.A.. t■ sleek for went of
MOW but hay* .L the eLX)Rm ►w, sad A
email osmmimies. •s1 verses waarmS_aws I will order ea a
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Moon NMI Moot {.se.dv�onwwt Dir'eeter is the (:esny��A ►p Mtta0 T R IA"
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