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�W YORK CITY.
idiot Baptist burner,
shed at Two Dollars a Year.
gent on s "trial trip frail
OCTOBER 1, 1889,
JANUARY 1, 1800,
For the nominal sum of
3TY CENTS.
a WI to know what the Deptl$ de-
letion Is doing. and t�q! resolveal1
ie ire 0 the worts °. try Tota
alxte, their Nantes/paper. tied a
aper as /relL
wish your Baptist fri.tids to know
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hoc -rib. for seven of there for the
I trip,' cr Induce seven of them to
-Oh, through you. aid we will tw-
o kind.,m by sending fou • Rol
. toot h•eM vulnrn*..t the &sweet
'11401..11 m. net 'morose. the great
weber.
GALT -CELLA,
loth -than of rtlesele. T.
A Homely Noe* 1%••••91,
`pieh.t w meat musses ashes
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are he �, eea.d mid
Mr our
�' $t same time seat -
w . OOMWSSION LIST".
..t haed.ease
4 eta. '0.11 eel . of your librasw ry.
/ the nal t br"setw rik*, just ,,hy t)nd•
1 tit ems tawn'rirr pries 01 p • t�
ens hem ler .very such mama
K mete pree(ey three le eery.►
sa Jere wed la wior*a ft Yee eave as
II1N 1141= 96411 J4no
t+► Yoe
wises yea have serene
mels teens rem • ..
FAItM AND GARDEN.
Kiel forest fins are `started by
betroths{ kreab, eta, •bout wt6oleut
INtwful.eas. It does sesta as Ihouin
Emmen and others woreid Isere to be
morseeStw,es, ,.ud always notify neigh-
bors who might out otherwise be at house,
W amiss if ueoswary. The smoker and
flouter should have humauiiy euougb w
Me that Iaudowaers ruu uu rise thtuseh
Seer eeedleseusea Tee ueeesuty ort
"wind neighborhood" comes tutu use
sun often thou we are apt to think,
whoa each oaa SNOW stwther, and the
Wet possible teellug should be lowered
throughout the whole oumauatty ' A•1
the good dues soma' men a proportaoo•
ed only and •*sally w 16. amuuut of
eneri6w employ ad to prods*. it. Our
egliehnees needs often to oe rudely just
led aside that the better part 0t '.ur
sewers way Dome forth.
The Americo Poultry Yard" says ;
"Never out • fowl's woug to prevent it.
tiro* ; pull out the feathers of one
wing"-uo doubt bemuse the eut feath-
ers Know again, like cut hair. The yrs
c.edwg is Mien ueuessary, oat the ad-
vised course trouoh+. uu cruelty w au,•
'tint commit the barbarity .4 .e,,..
sting hooey from the Dumb u theinomu
•foil that parents the tongue hoot u.
overloaded by the •hoot of one' .
Toe "honey eztractur may .at4 oe
bee mucb labor -of it really d sea t.k• 26
Ib of honey to matte use Ib .d .. w11 -
but the delicious prudeota i. no.
thereby.
A day's drive oow and thee in doper
int dU.etwe• is very N..arueeiv,•
those who "keep their eyes a..•1 ...
open." Some nue has said treat .0 to-
nere are best learned of the U. . .1.111 er .
To the observant the nrgle.asi .l. t.. .
ill -kept farm is at tones .a uielrietis a.
(he well -kept mood carefully bows
I have often returuod from sec', a ,t. e
both soa,ur•ged and reprove I, ...d •
cited to greater diligence and ed. .
Farmers should cultivate the .n •d •
observationand of taking a hoot •b -
ever found.,-(itaiamoxss.
Temperate ripe cucumber sod- I .o.
the pulp put *soda and pulp in r v. -
cover with w.rw water and let s•.ud
a warn place foor or five day. 1'I"
pulp decays, leaving toe seeds tr.0 1•
any extruseoes matter
Now that sheep .re coming to
front once more, it is p.mstble 6.t • o.
at present very unprtduc.ivr mod w.o
lees alashiugs will os brought to yr t•
able onuduioa. No other sS,mal .. •
at war with Nature's v ooduc.. ea t,.
sheep. Seareely any noxi. us ,hour • ■
sept thistles will gain • foothold ..
sbe.p-pasture ; and shore is n.. way .
subduing a clearing so thoroughly a. ••
set sheep s-feediug there. 1 I.:...w . 1
clearing of tr. sores the• h.- t... a w.•rh
iog but a bill of too segs Irl eight reit•
whish uow (barring sIuwy-) wlgnt b.v.
been a clean, bluegrass pastel. if a hs.
been made* rue fur a small look .t
sheep. The owner has had • pelt '.1
cutting brush and weed* about ones ort
tiro years, and now the last end of the
field is worse than the time One of lb,
Preened be•oty•spot• is a halt erre pools
fltlsad . As • ruu for oat, I.y .Ise A*,•t
ssrtainly hot been worth 24 ovum an
acre. and many of the stuu.ps are no
nearer decay than eight years .gu, the
roots haviug been kept alive by growing
sprouts. -(4 11. Pierce.
The combination of ingredient. found
in Ayer's Ptlb renders them tome and
c•rmtir, as well as cathartic. For this
reams they are ,the best medicine kr
people of costive habit, as they restore
the natural action of the bowels, with-
out debilitating.
•$_ 4s J•pes.ee Reeds.
A woman who bas many original ideas
said to a reporter : "There is so earthly
reason why booms should look like
bra for want of pretty and inexpen-
sive deooratiooa. An idea popped tato
say bead the "titer night after 1 bid re-
tire] sod I oould hardly wait till morn-
ing to pat it into exeoutio0."
She pointed to • very "Japaneay"
looking portiere which hung between
Der sitting and dressing room. It look-
ed as if it might have met a snug sem,
but she sad it had barely covered fifty
cents. It was made of small bamboo
poles, sawed into short lengths, and
strong upon heavy cordlike beads, every
fewitneurs was an ordinay wooden button
mold which was painted in bright color
as ter toot' di loud, the lode in the
center being drilled to • sue that would
admit the cord to pees through it. It
eertainly was effective, though the ex-
pense was so small. She had • seared
one in progress whioh she sand was to be
all of the bamboo beide, every other one
the natural color mod the ones between
them colored. "Water colon may be
used in the coloring of thews beads," she
went on to ray, "but I prefer oil, as it
requires no ventiahing aft.rwarde."-
New York World.
lehte rr. Wlseet k Sae nest.
Tie regale ea Masa.
A traveller following hie guide amid
the awful Alpine heights, reached • place
where *be path was narrowed by a jut-
ting rook of one side and a terrible pre-
eipiee on the other. The guide, holding
to the rock with one hand, ertended
other hand over the preemies for the
e'er to step spore and pass round the
mg rock. He hesitated, bet the
guide said : "That hand never loot a
MM..' He stepped upon the hand and
passed on safely.
The ebi'd of od who takes. the Sas -
lour as His gulls in this worli of dark -
sem and dagger, has the help of an un-
failing hand. Who that has ever trteet-
ted Him has been disappointed t He
stretches out Hie hand for per help and
deliverance. H. holds as by his
right hand in the midst of danger. And
He h.s.*id : "My sheep hoer My voice,
sed I know them, and they follow Ko ;
and I give unto them eternal life ; and
they shall never psrish,nsither shell any
roan pleek them ort of My hand. Sly
Father, shieh gave thele Ks, is grater
them 511: *tad no man le able ts photo
them est of My Father's head." "That
hand newer Ioe' • man ;" blessed *re
they *home IN .01.17 with,e its hnl
• -ow, protested by its almighty grasp.
is.oyel Resorts,.
e.....0 s
a iledaO.esieWams•o'e 1141184
80 lour a• toy .re y..usg sud head -
mom. tee. Cai..ra,u. 00.4.1,1 pay great
gmenti..0 t.• thole toilet Toe pettteoa,
w 6* tit re.ahes down from the hips w the
ankles, ...•,•t be th•1ruu;hty out .,t6 sud
sire n, 5.11 th. *pros, •►ooh 1* fora un-
der .1, se a• spoil es as the uudereluthose
of a E Maps .0 lady Their hair a *ureas
by pr..le..n..u.i hair drusen tutu brad&
ul renew .hsps.. workout gnus• and
morally •rtb.,ut oru.w'ute, although a
w•.w•n is uoc.aunlally round who wears •
string of beadle around her head. The
dressing wu.11y lest* fur a week, and is
I..*ud up at ntgt.t ins cloth fur pr dew
non, It is a,so • part of the hair dress-
e r's hostages, which is carried on in the
memo, t0 pull out the lady'. .yela•hes.
A Nrn.Y of pearls or some other orna-
ment ..1 Eur..peri. 0114In is 11,11111 argued
he Pock The abuuWen and brews are
msered with orusmeutal tattooist io red
acid blue Elaborate rum.• of ivory or
ms'sll,o rings are worn upon the wrists
sod mile.. -Hobert Muller, K D., to
Popular Scie..ce, Monthly.
Weenie fuses Rey N.
nsa'th a ....t porch.sable. The aid
'ti *nal. •..ur. d dy.p.-p•.I0, or the bilious
Ipllamore suffer, do.plte their wealth
M.rdl.wil H1....d Httten is a Mt 'coal
re • e•ly for dyspepsia, biliousness, con-
• , pro tow .cr•./ula, dehtltty, etc , and
Very arrpl. tut amnia front uidtge•two
so bad blood 2
RAM sed flat.
An ay.r.ge ••f eve feet of water le
estimated to fall annually over the whole
eadia. sod asmuw,ug teat condensation
plow at an average he►gbt .4 3,000
• 1, e0t.-utw• c.oclude that the torm
ttf evp•.rst'.on to supply •uoh rainfall
Mee oq.tal the lifting of 322,000,000
.,* ,d. •.1 trotter 3 000 fret in elegy
.i..uto, .1 amort 300,000,000,000 bone
.....r ao.et.uoly exerted. Of tins pro-
" Moue amount of energy thus created •
v. ry small proportion is tranafer.d to
Is- waters that run back through riven
tee sea,
ture
iodised *
sed by man ; the remainder od • still r
iisi dirt --
p.• efts spew -New Orleans Picayune.
As Marl Tumor a Sewer.
The Eiffel Tower turns out to be doing
m•t1w hg -neer than even the design -
•t setiotprted Re calculated that when
e+erythuig wee in working order the
ease sumo, would be 46,000a day. Oa
...y .4 th+ ordinary full pnoe days more
ben 90.000 people pad admia..00, grad,
•'h the incrossed prices for those tieing
8. ••Ireatt.r, the receipts exceeded 910.-
0.4 Tb. nrigtn.l ase of the Eiffel Tower
was a little gem than 41 000,000 The pro -
est. .► h.. t.. keep of uo repair and hand
ewer •, e -fourth of the gets la.oey to
•t.e exhinnion• 1t is est►roated that it
will he half paid for when the exhibition
Mese, and then it will remain three
..ars more, sed perhaps tea.-Philadel-
ohta Ledger.
Have yen a Ogeght Blas wBan's Wild
Cberry.
Have yes a COM/ Take W Uro. s Wild
Cherry.
Have you erw.chitis 1 Take Wilson's Wild
Ch.rry.
Hart .= Isst your Toles? Take WUso•'s
W 'Id Cjssry
Hare you ;Latham t Take WUsm's wild
Cherry.
l
Iyou a Cold in the heed I Take Wil -
ma's Wld eDerry.
1 he eN* fle1MNe Care for all diseases a
the Threata.. Chant sed LanBld dregromlm3 an
There is no such thing as forgetting
possible to the mind ; a thousand acci-
dents may and will interpose a veil bet-
ween our present eoesotousness and the
secret inscription on the mind ; accident
of the same sort may also rend •w.y this
veil; hit alike, whether veiled or anvef'.
ed, the inscription reains forever;
leas te tis eters seem m
to withdraw before
th ..mon light of day, whereas, in
fact, we know that it is the Tight which is
drawer over them .. a veil, .n4 that they
are waiting to be revealed when the ob-
scuring daylight shall be withdrawn,
hence the danger of bearing or reading
skeptical 05 impure utterances, G. H. PARSONS
God) Nma IS DONE AT NM
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TH R H I Y RAN SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 8, 1
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TMeeel's toy mad tae Sevier's Answer
115 one of the Mediae ►*,.renes cis
ems of New York city, se uffional receet•
ly dsetribeted, as upp•orteuity oilseed.
the ftdlowieg, takes from the ou1umne of
the Sasedersi. He lied it beautifully re-
te lest* form fur this purpose.
h4. set nut only mimed his religious de-
vwtoe, it also showed that shore is a
way of doit.* good, *tree in the busy
maria of trade )
Lod. be thou my helper, (Pea.
30 : 10).
Fear out : I will help thee, (lea. 41 :
13).
O Lord, 1 am (o trouble, (Pea. 31 : 9 )
Call ewe me s the day of trouble ; 1
will deliver thee, (Pea. 1 : 14 )
Womb me Iboroegbly front mise ins
toasty, and Gleams me Irma my sin,
(Pea. b1:2)
1 010 ; he thou dean, (Katt. 8 : 3 )
Keep the door of my lips, (Pea.
141 : 3.)
I will be with thy mouth, and 't<eeob
'thee what thou shalt my, (Exud. 4 : 12 )
God be merciful to use • Moser, (Lake
18 : 13.)
Christ Jesus came into the world to
sate sinners, (l Tim. 1: lb.)
What least I do to be saved! (Ails
16:30/
Helier, on the Lord Jams Christ nod
thou shalt be saved, (Acts 16: 31.)
(► that I knew where I might And
Him (Job 23: 3.)
1 s aball seek Ke, sod Ind Me, when
ye shall search for Me, with all your
heart, (Jer. 29: 13 )
14.8.44, I ale vile. What shall I mi-
stier Theet (John 40: 4 )
Though your rine be as starlet, they
shall be as white as encw,(les. 1: 10 )
Create in me a oleos heart, 0 God,
Pea. 61: 10.)
A new heart also will I give you,
(Seek. 36: 26 )
I am weary with my groaning, (Pat.
6: 6.)
Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and
He shall ssstain thee, (Pas, b6: 22.)
reed The 1.551.
For many yowls 1 sufferer/ from croup
Out at last found • remedy foe it in Hag -
yard .• Yellow Oi1, so that i am now free
(rout croup entirely, and recommend
Yellow OiI to all others ebo suffer from
the same t iemaee. 'Manor. McLsoo,
2 Severn Bridge, Oat.
It is likely that the craving for drink
itself is not seldcm produced by bad
cookery, such as is tor common in the
farm house and the oountry ion. If
lunacy is on the increase, as it is said
to be aims( farmers' wives, as farmers
wives do not often drink, the cause,
supposing it to be in diet at alt, must be
soo,bt rather iu the frying pan than in
the cop. lndigdetion seeks relief in pai-
nt medicines, which again ageravate
the evil. A movement for the reform of
our cookery is understood te be on foot,
.sed it may help the cause of temperance
as well se that of Eupepsia.
Dunt reed, write or do any delicate
work unless receiving the Tight front
above and over the shoulder. Don't
read in street cars or other jolting tub: -
des
■leard'. Llatsaeet ceras Depat►erta.
Never buy property adjoining either
a *handl or eohOO5-beau if you can avoid
it.
Wines, Liquor's, Ito
JOR BALE hY
ALBION BLOOM. QODIQtiCH'
GOODE, THE LRQGGIST
Makes • speciality of m
FINE DISPENSING, PERSONAL ATTENTION, FINEST WORK,
NIGHT ATTENDANCE.
TELEPHONE CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
If you request it, your Physician will (save his order at my Establishment, tints securing
you these advantages and moderate charges,
-We Iced ea -
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
ow Try us for APONr7E9. TOILET ARTICLES, PRRYUMERY. ETC. A few onsesCot that
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ;Oven to ladles with parchaaea• still in stock.
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McLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR,
sed *1 ether lead,ng Patent Medicine*.
W. C. GOODE,
I►Rt'OOtFr. AL.BION IASMAE.
.A.TE ST: STYLL S
.t S.72Z
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v T=RY..
We have now on band a complete stook of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets, with Latest Novelties ill Ribbons, Plushes and Trimming
Materials.
inspection cordially invited.
si\rt,L.sItt s
lgnw..rpr to Miss Graham. Wostet.)
FALL MILLINERY.
MIS8 OLMMON, Hamilton Street, begs to announce that
ehelhss now in stock the latest styles in f1t11 Millinery, special-
ly imported from the British markets fbr this season's trade,
which comprise some of the most handsomeg�0000d�s ever assn
in this (motion, including Feathers, Flowers, !gibbons, Shapes,
Trimmed Goods, etc.
A CALL SOLiIOIT.ED. -
1\oc=SS C__? z'izON.
The favorite
Medlars fur Throat *ad Lung 16111 -
cultist has long been, sed still is, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. It curer Creep,
Wheepleg (lough, Hroar►ttb, sus
Ass►M; souther irritation ul the
Larvae oust Brame, , str.wgihwris the
Vocal Orgses; allays .ore.w of the
Leaps; prevents C•esstetpttoa, and,
even w advaac d stages of that dowses,
relieves Coughing *ed induces 61•ep.
There i• no other preparation fur dia.
sews of the throat sod lungs to be ewe.
pared with this remedy.
" My wile had a distressing
with pains in the side sod breast.
tried various medicines, but tone did
her any good until I got • bottle of
Ayer's Chem Po torsi, which has cured
her. A *stabber, Mrs. Ulcun, bad the
measles, and the cou0 was relieved b
the use of Ayer's Cherry Pec utal. I
have no hesitation in recommending this
Gough Medicine
to every one aMk'ted."-Robert Horton,
Foreman 1/eadhgAt, Morrillton, Ark.
" I bay. been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Inst spring I was taken
with • violent cough, which threatened
to terminate my days. Every one pro-
nounced sue In cossumptioo. I deter-
mined to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Its effects were magical. I was immedi-
ately relieved and continued to improve
until entirely recovered." -Joel Bullard,
Guilford, Coati.
" til. months ago I had a severe hem-
orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an
int -resent cough which deprived me of
sleep and rest. I tried various rein. -
dile, but obtained no relief until I be-
gan to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. A
few bottles of this medicine cured este."
Mrs. E. Coburn, 19 eecoad st., Lowell.
Masa.
" For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or croup, I do not
know of any reaped which will give
more speedy relief than Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. I have found it, also, invalu-
able in cases of Whooping Tough." -
Ann Lovejoy, 1^x'7 Washington street.
Boston, ]iris.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
re/traisD *Y
Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., LoweI,•Masa
/514 by an Draggia•. Prise $1. ep Melba, td.
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O. P. I -t BOOM
TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
leave a Wife number of (louses and Lot.
Mild Vacant Lewis in the most desirable parts
of the Town --MR 11a11.4 ('near.
Now 1,. the time to .enure property before
the Bye Rush. The C. P. It. is •uming ere,
sad in a short time prices will have advanced
beyond the reach of many.
('all end see List and Prices before parches
Ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
Real Caste sad Gen-r.l In.uranoe Agent
Olive Wast -at., third door from Square, C. P.
R Ticket sad Telegraph /Mica $141.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
I ..l t. any tad�sr wadi eset,G sd.lks
s. W -us, 8k:fnasad Co,,5 :ff .d.
S='ECIA.Zf
FOR SALE,
PRICES LOW,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Purpose Horse,
2 One Horse Wagons, New.
1 Fairbanks Hay or C•t ole
Scale.
1 50 H. P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
Shafting, Pulleys it Belting.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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Another large consignment oto
Fresh Teas of superior quality. °{'
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public oy peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, a d solicit your pat-
ro nage.
REES PE IC SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
200 Plows, various Patterns.
50 Corn Scuffiers, $2.50 each.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repa re of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron. Wareroomts nest
Victoria -et. Methodist Church.
C. A. =DER.
11-11
F3iTY
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
6111 HEADS,
Rtc.. Rt.., at
THE SIGAAL
Meretawte ma rot heir Bill Heeds, Letter
Heade. ta. Ate. punted at this 05, . for very
Tittle sears Lbs. they generally psi for the
per.awe N being to advertise their bWem,
QW stt see eam1Ng sad get pebe.a
PATENTS
CAVEATS, TRAKE MAARS 11113 CQPY$ICNT
Orhbed, and all Aesthete In the U.A. Pates
Ores at tended to at MODRRATR PRi44.
Our Mitre Is apposite the 11. A. Patent (N.
lea. surd we ear *Male Potent* In lees time
learn theme resist. treat n'ARNINI?mv
tied MOloNI. AR ?RAn•l,vn. too . .
Mee as to patentability ire. of reatr5 mho
we stake VI) (')f.4 ROY L7NLRA9 R'11OY-
TAIN 1'Arg.vr.
We refer, Item to lee Pset. r,
eterb. Rept
• Mone Order Div,. and to netes of tau.
t*
U. . la/Metes
*Moa. Tee eironl•r, *hire.
tensa awl redoes/tree to sottosl sheets ts year
'w• Inure or Comity. writ* to
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the boot of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and btist bed -room set, or parlor suite.
WI and see his stock and get a bargain.
In all it.* branches, promptly attended tc
g::/r EMBALMING FLLTID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
EXPERIENCE, CAPITA AND SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the mark. My
increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
please the public are appreciated.
And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a tIrst-class house, the general public may
rely upon getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieux
at former prices.
My Sfiecialties for the Season.
Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery and Gloves, and all the leading items in
Smallwares, from Needles up.
All Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
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Draper and Haberdasher.
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