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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-9-19, Page 7Meow • POETOURNER. eusiestible. 011 Fenat agar Went to the esseery tem, Ana with Its wileM Melted anima Tessa the weeds= them .gbeg eons," he said. 'Sam leaks Wleg. WW take the helmet prim; ear Did Debbi. looks ee And better to led Wu He Is. I kaow, what talks gall Ws km the safest way to es ; Nom MM. penises. =Mat think it *am. 1 really shone met like te Aad those tat man ; Buck aad Bright Deal Imee ee large $ girth, Rot moue UMW's. Jest to • hair, Bat 1 knew what they're worth. They're geed to plow, sad geed to draw. You sunning palters sieves maw, ed always waled sty lies' sad Imo; poly perhaim. "night think it Stress. realty skottidat east to eissege." chat Devon Miler mgt. 1 heard. A thousand dollars. New, - said Mrs Boges.1"50y Comilla Hers i• just as good • *ow. el- milk cis suras the very best. • er better is the yelloweet; folk& perinea. might thlek it Aram s. Mar shouldn't want • chaste." 'glum preselens hogs," said Mn %gym, 'Ity tittle Cheeeire pig is totter than the beet of them. Although he's not so bist ▪ IML loaner Jolley Once hair pretty es ant Brindle, ealf ..r is Mere In the poultry pan needed Wisp so good • lien.- • newer/kW le Bev= Brook I :ode homeward from be fair, mid "I wish my animals lied an of them been the; ad if the Midges bad hem wee might bare taken every miss.' -44.144.M. • leery et i. Barnard Mew. was nue of a small putty of tourists ho lett the Huspies of Mount St Bo, •srd early in the morning for Wind erd. The route was difiicult and daa. crusts, ow tug to dnf tow and ice .ides the eight before, which blocked the old beaten peth. Above Qs hung uataits •,I toe sod eau*, sold, chew- -es and tbreatienite, and betiOlf• 00, hi r as the ei • cauld mach, • great me of e In its c..ki, g'ininy bed, resembling • 'union standing in heaps, defying le the power f tbe sue aod the se uf dose. Some of our party, oar coturee one than the rest, wore cram- -no whale descending the great wale ' ice, and those who were timid or ,t lolled lagged behiud. My *meta, eyes suffered from the glees uf '.0 snow, was turniag an abrupt ledge rock order tu rest and get • better leer of the descondiug party sad ih.- ,Jte they were taking whew, euddet.15 without warning. the trescherou. .i.k gave way and precipitated uo stmt rty feet down a narrow chasm, out 0! .tht and bestow, and up to our pecks .; #D00, F .r some moments we were steamed . . of oor sitnicioe. Slow - e began to realise the doom tho ted 00. The w hitting, din) from which we cameo ed us withwiti i.,s temific gloom and todeur. The dreadful prospect 0. r hopeless fate was iutenethed by the ilb bastions of ice that surrounded 00, ...I the cold.gray sky without a cheering ay. From near and do we could bear ugh avalanches grit:ulna./ through the ue cliffs, and again the sullen roar whet, n ey dashed down some deep precipice While thus imbedded in the cold,deep ow, every move of hands tic body gay. paio. W. dare not moos lest a War p or clung. uf poster* would plunge us ind of sight. Is the agony of despair I cried out, but my kinsman, who was an Ad traveller sod inured to denger, was more onmposed, aod busied himself li crabbing the snow about him to secure Sneer footing. It was then I thought f boom sad my dear mother, as oaly other and fond relatives far away. my anxiety 1 fancied I 000ld hear y 'author's voice pray for •y deliver • and see her loving arms reach not embrace me. Boors had passed In dreadful see - and the afternoon boron to wane. limbs were benumbed from inertness a drowsy feeling crept over me. By hie time my cousin had cleared hat:noel( rota the surrounding cruet and was ho- me rubbing my limbo and endeavor - ns to infuse • spirit of hope to ins. ter mid anon we heard the barking of logs resound through i* solitudes and then die away. fuuud and long we answered by shouts until oor hoarse • tioes cams back to mock es. "We are -1:nined !" I cried. "The hours of day waning, and night will woe fall. there will be no hope !" he last words had scarcely died y when my amain obeiri ed the ins of a dog above on. The poor initial seemed glad to have din:muted us, endeavored in every way to reach se. hut that was impossible. Knowing the eharecteristic sagacity ol theme dogs, and their daily missies on Mean ley niountaites, my adagio eltoitted 'Beek, itover, 14 help !" The dog usiderstind the command. wagged his tail, gave • Ma, and started a peculiar hood, like a honed on the wont. This was $a on• ening sin of having discovered soon traveller in distress, and this way be coei.noniotted the news to the straggling dogs within hearing and to the WSW* 0• the beepiee. The sun Hovered on the distant bills, and we thought every nemesia a year. Oar eyes were strained in the direction of the reek from which we to:posted foe - one. At length the harking dogs drawing nearer Oilseed some bops. Tb. sound wee sweet and comforting to our ears. A @horns of quiet' yelps now broke forth es Nor poweeful spoidmeos of the wend breed Mond abreast leokint dome epos es, and the fifth soon re - Wed the ethos and serried a enil of pt. While they kept up their incise - et yelpiartwe board bemoan vases* drawing near,ead geas tour of oar party, with. monk is the lead, Mood by die rook. eneoiliwy the tope and Sting the trap foe on raillaa. The repo was let down, my kleinlaut sationsid the straps NNW as, and erne we were with dor , sad mild, bet alive and The reet et wq story is soon NAL A fever est la and two weeks Some Mod • ,- ,A • •1`,11 HIT to SATNAL Fli. DAY, SEPT. 13*L8O.* sod hosevolest •••• Yaks, waisdise and prayed, and itouded do my Oates like °pasturing are.el.. till 1 IMO pisefeet- ly restored to 1)0.11 it. g•iit Moms that time I he Meld IOU Ot 8. fierearti Hospice or the dues ...k..... so me • Nereus kir. for one arid of adniaratioe Imo Irteadship fur the other. The Cork !Ca sumer. THE FASHIONS. '' • -•••• 11- Varlet, er demise. that WtIt letarge4 the rsi• • 1. Dose (ray ii.lt uudegweer is mufti boa - tameable even. time suits 1 black. There is • rain tor the golden tints, both iii •vertai.4 dies. mod =theory. time use very one Front, da•inels, both plain si.0 •re situbited. designed tor pi rit.aeeers mat gimes, mid unitise osite. do is of these show dew Ara 0.9 as v. fatAlt over mistral grus...i. A Dumber of v .ry hate isonie eashaosre Pete.. ore shown, which ar • monnisted troth in', (!peNi *gal that ar• dotted ur L.i.4 with eto:a or hrouh. Dresses of these mete( *,re ur. do Witt. elent.-lfelbed pi ...mem 1.6.311C...end jacket (route of the osehinere • ith uoly airibtly loll steave., .1tere tro.its, aid ifedor. vest, ..1 the tar ,fotial silk E.igiah rose and e este 0.1/1.11 theme petterris f•e• ▪ very pretty o..astori.tiou, with decks oi gold and eased. New Fretich redingotes appear, de sigrif-d fur ettuuni teita end dilaters. stitch key. ..pia.tbruaied sego. Io: frailest. oil slieht draperies. on tbe hip• Ther, tie petaled puffs ti the shoulders of tti.• Mose coat ideeve., folds of sok croesteg the waist Dewe se bust, said itch lace 1 uftlee at the erode. • styli h tailor gown of oilier -blue lined cloth bee a r Mask -habit effect 4. the back. The coat sad front id the dress formed of pale tan-ini,ored auei's ba r, with a trop embroidery to • leer -blue silk es a border to each.. The 1.que, shoes, sod gloves uited' -the weistaert, es.d en suite is a long, very tight hoe f gray and brown neturai 0.1 rich feathers. Hama- bode:fed trayelling-dressee of .ifef.ked Euglish ehevoit 114 mixtures IA Orono., lied ten de gris, princessu blue aisl "diet -millet' gray , ca• • siren, uta , • treed with ...beau vest flouts of light kid, with jackals at.o.• elle& are eitra long, and Mee wide p oksts uf the kid Mourned sib large ail.* bottom, the edges .bed wittt • 11.,,e ,if eider cord. re. collars and cuffs are hitherto trammed. Gold lave is much used io delicate pet- ters., with vandyked edge*, and in roca nets with dots and . !ascents. There is meal NAINNig 1.f means and gold, black 4..d gold, and of white r.et with either cold or silver embroidery. Some 'feu hairdo en end einem:live *imolai em- broidering in silk have their deeply ts.litited taige• finished with heavy sill fritigell. Embroideries continue to be a mark of excitants eler•Occ --that is, speeiel ew broideries on rick garment& The point- ed decni-deeolletes bodices of evebiug dresses are embroidered, scentitues io • the fr•in , repeated on ech 1 alt ..1 the beck ; others having a fine Venetian bordering along all the edges, or .imply a narrow vine on eacb side 1 the eyelet -holes in the hick, for 'west are lioud at the beck. A handsome de -es foe a young woman is -if roes leaf royal armoire. The menage is half low, and the skirt if -ng bat without a train, .nd ate lower edges a border id white ..la paseementerie almost se delicate as no. in its effects, with its Ione, sharp penis upturned. A girdle and (Resit ender of the are oe the corage. The new silks for dinner and evening toilets are magnificent in design sod coloring. Flowers sad sprays of the most delicious tints •Insoet Dover tat exquisite grounds of tacit brocades. Rich pains (as striped silks are celled in Pane) have broad ribbon stripes of velvet on • tinted satin ground, which is strewn with dowers. The cuing are soft snd delicate without beteg insipid. A pale mauve ground bee end hlue bou- quets . . 1 In silver. Vert d eau ,r willow -greet. is strewn with clusters of honeysuckle biomass and tearoom with tbor totemic There are superb Wattage beorades which are made up to Louis XIV. fashion designed fur recep- tions sod bridesinodie totiete Grape Selly and Marmalade. -It its al- ways best to make these at oat, t in Pick r ver and stem well flavored grapes, with some not quite npe ones adiong them. Press them until you have enough juice so they will seed no tri- ter to cook them. Let them boil until the skins are broken, then per into a jelly -bat hang it op and let se mech juice drain out as 0511 without squeezing the bag any. Of this joie* make jell, ty adding a pint of *sear to each pint of the juice and boiling it until it will Jelly when cold. I do not think any exact rule can be given se to the dem jelly should boil, as sometimes the juice is thicker than at others and some days it will evaporate taster. Mrs Theodore Tilton ie t wised dew ly woman, with idIver-streaked hair, a careworn fon and stooped karts, who (requisite Lineoln Park in Mingo with her grandchiklren. Every pleasant asorning ia the year shesmto the pleas- ure grimed, but is s sad sever MAO speaking to .ay am, She lives with her married daughter, ethe eontribetes to the family ismer.* by water paintings, many of whish aro Tey timely he . wad treateeenL QuiDes Marmalade.-Tbis is made the same es pewit, hot if quieten tire not plenty a very toed mannidade eau be mote by ening so equal quantity of (.1,inegg and apples, and if the guises peelinp and cores are boiled with an equal quantity of apples and strained throogit a jelly -bag, a deltesiely Severed quires -jelly easy 145 .54.. • Niiaitrar dm grapes end of the beg lido toisat sift them and poi the intlp beak is a , kettle, eddies two pats of eager to three of die Int It bell, stirring it anneleady aisle thick enough, sal then .54 1. gina *Rh *'UNLET WINS THE DAT INMATE ON TIN SENATE AMEND- MENTS CUT SHORT. Deateendle Pralimi• AgalaatI Aiiipalea- Moe of this •4 One Usiesaiimt- Tim Chimes* hima-Voisearrati 1. 07 • arm I ea ar 01. W sisseisueoa, the House to- day Mr. MelCialoy (Repo Oj. frees the Com miner on Wajp sad Memos, reported hasii the :artilf bill with Senate aumminieuta, with the reconiammdatiudthat the • be 1 in TM report was referred to the Cows:Wee of the Whoa. Mr. Mo Kinky then offered a resolution from the Committee on Kukla fur the itia mediate oonektentssua of She 10*10 the House providiag that after two hour"' general debate it shell be in order to move to aust-ooncur in the Renate amend sneak in p.m and agree to the Committee of rootersuce asked NC oy the dem* sad los House Mall without further daisy or atu. tiou proceed to vote Len the mottos. The previous gumbos on the unities was ordered, Ile to TA Mr. Blount (Dem., protested against the adopting" of the resaiteke. Mr. Ile Millis Mimi, Tann.) she opposed the rendi- tion, but it was adopted, 114 to 72. Mr McKinley gave • twist statement of the donate a 6 bilk watered oSOao argument as to their propriety or impro- priety. Mr. McKhaley said there was mot a eagle paragraph la the bill that was sectional , The Mills MD was sectional It protected southern sugar dual rice sad than pat tbe agricultural products of northern farmers on the free list. The pending bill took care ot every product of the mouth maims sugar be excepted and it gave to the producers 04 sugar a bounty equal to the duty they had been seyortog. Mr. Mc - Kele! contioned: We propose to go right on protecting the South as we have done for 2.5 years -in spite of themselves; hi spits or their representatives we propose to go oe giving them ascii protection as will still fur- ther increase their industrial prosperity and ; . [Applause on the Republican side.) During the 13 years that the Repub- lican party had contrail from DOS w voted from the statute books $948,000,000 a muted taxation, and we propane by this bill to roll away i7U,000,000 more. lAp plausej There 1. 110 record of • party that has method; Mit the Democratic party ham D o method except the 'methods of obstruction and badness (Laughter mid applanee. 1 Mr. Flower Glem., N. Y.) said the estimated revenge for the yew' wee .1106000,000. The Congress had „ 8161,000.000 Whet was 10.used et tariff hill! Why ate leave the pram* tiaras ft was, with an for . .% which meant reciprucity and not Merit thew jumping jacks, the string of white NW President could pall at any timet Be eilarged the Republi- can majority with demoralleiag businesa Mr. Farquhar (Rep., N.Y.f.tn behalf 0110. minims of geoid" who inhabited the state. on the northern lakes, boped the Inmate .10 regard *0 10. duty on deb Would he mind down. lir. payees (Rep., 111.), favored the Senate a I` piecing twine us the free list. He was a Republican and believed in pro tection, but be did not baievo in a theory of protection which pat upon the dutiable lat an article the raw material et whack was tree of duty and the • et which Walt in the hauls of • ;.. , which could be indicted nadir the set pawed by the preeeut Congress He protested against piecing works of art upas the free let and hoped the House would stand by its sugar schedule. Mr. Vane (Ds Penal said the country anis looking to the House for an intelligent diseuesion tot the tariff question He row lc inform the people that the Republican party forbade the right of repreamitauon in this Home. He wanted the people to understand that free speech was gone in the Home ot Repreeentativea The empire was coming fast, but sot fast enough for him to optimal to give so kis right to speak for ktit 6 Two hours went to the discumion of 400 Senate L This was dote because the majority wanted to veil owl( behind a secret confab. He wished to my to the farmer and 10 10. laborer that the tariff bill was • cheat. Two thousand poop... were enriched by the tariff Mil and misty million. were impover- ished. The majority believed in every trust save ons -the trust is a righteous and just God - The discusses was coutinued by a number of members. lir McKinley said that *1 10. Consmities on Rules had erred in reporting the resolu- tion it had erred in giving too muck time for debate. Not fifteen minutes of the two boors bad been devoted to discustiou of the &wan ainesidnients or to the tariff quottion at all. The Senate amendments were than non coecurred in, IA/ to et Speaker Reed will not announce the Home eonferete anti' to -morrow. He has not as yet deckled on the list, CHICAGO'SGAS COMBINE. A 11111 Filed by the Ctty to rerfett 111 she • Comaimaillm' Charisma, ClITC•00, Riot. lit -A hill to forfeit the charters of the Chicago (las Light and Cote Company, the People's Ges Light and Cnke, Company, the Coomuners' Gas, Fuel and Light Cowpony 04 Chicago and the Ose Company was died yew terday in the Circuit Court clerk's office by Corporation Counsel Hutchinson can NNW of the fifty at Chicago ea compLinant. The Merge Is that they illegally combine4. soder the ittle el the Chicago Gee Trust, the name of which was euterquently changed to the Chicago Gus Company, for the purpose , competition and creedal" a momently, wit& the result that the elty and tadivideal eansemers are charged exorbitant raise for pa, and the quality of new teeny is Warier. Th• court is ashen to forfeit the Maniere wasted by the city le the four companke and the treat. yeen.ie• Omens, •• libeelleasea.•• motenigar.. Sept Hi -There wee another empetes IN seers yesterday warring tar them who Lees taken my interest la the (owl. Hale mu The enamel 10 10. prisoner said ba gibbed be withdraw the phis et sot :guilty of diesidng0110 imam to kfll end substitute it OM ff pair of eggravated singell The , affilipted Mee pisa and mid they were eatelliNg to preseeeen Judge Crum stunned op the airs, sad le Hotline -- ties of .101 10 gelled Nikko said he wadi norm% $ rim 01 pm Irlaidi isos prompety pain Immo Gamed by Vlaises. Lirernoves, Va, Rime 11 -The Wieser. Welding and half • Meek of beiges bourne were berme hem Seseur MGM LiiNP SILOAM - 4W _ • 11 •111.. '••• i° • • • • ,,, LONDON'S SOY MURDERER Rae $U1. im •rillhary Oillear 5..lailimame meth at illwebetr. Limbos, time 16 --A horrible ami magma murder started the reasitants of Conaway - read, Pluesisteed, lees week. The ciretim n ames are so pm -whew mid the motive of the Med .0 rentarkshe 114.1 10. soul witleageasel Usiscesi has 1,,, aroused la the case. A , widow by name of Lyons hvUg on Con- , limy o 'uich is • higialy reasonable run - dente eir.et popubiteal by she noddle clam of muck with moots 1 ivs beyond the needs of lausinme, hes breve know* to the !neighbor- , hood for the peat five years es •n unusually attractive and eurnewtait vivacious weasses. She is • plump and pleasing blonde of the quiet but effective type, whom goings Lad cominp have mime been sittlicieutly meow encabis to attract adverse remark, but whom evident popularity with the officers of the garrison at Woolwich led WOO of her sto• qoaintaaces to criticise Mr swilled of living. Tbei family of the widow ounalated of • me, Walter, • clerk in the Royal Animal, • Monne, unhappy youth, aged 90, who had a Mediocre education and an abnormal reepeot tar whatorer be nosaidered to be right Hs had frequeut quarrels with lth mother. On Thursday might about 12 o'clock he returned to his home, arid mounting the stein to his own room heard vowel coining from Use chamber occupied by his neither. Entering to ese who it might he he found his neither had retired, and sitting ou She side of the bed was . non-consinissioind artillery officer named Stewart partly dressed. The boy stopped at the door an iustant, ant then striding to the boinde with • clasped knife *5 10. hand be bed keenly drawn from his pocket, he shouted at his mother: "What does this mean r and his mother replied: "My Non. 1 intend marrying We gentleenan." Walter, without • word earned and left the room, closing Use door violently banal, him He went down to use kitchen, found a large carving -knife and then left the home. Not long after this Humeri started for his home. As he stopped into the street Um Goa .10 1454 been careened in the shadow 01 114. doorway, sprang at him and with a savage thrust of the knife, plunged the weapon into the oilicer's breast, killing Will instautly. As if not gatiefied with the deed the boy sprung u pon the prostrate form and hacked it with the knife. all the while crying at the up of his voice: "I said I'd d3 mother. the first time I caught you." Mn. Lyons was louktng tram the window and winks. d tie crime. She screamed and ran 10 10. dour as quickly as possible, but could do ootiung. She threw herself on the body of the officer and then took hes bead in her lap, strivum vainly 1.. brim tutu back to life. Crowds samubled, attracted by the said, and the young boy wag locked up. JUST LIKE THE YANKEES. A Pugilistic &seemlier ka the t. ioenaii---teneerai cisme hews. Immo*,, Sept. 15. -The reassuabling 04 the Cortes to -day caused great exci throughout the city se a strong debate on the Angio-Portu4ellee treaty vrm expected. Shops and oaks were closed and theme& of cinemas u( all chasm weeded their any to the Parliament buildings, which were besieged by an enormous crowd clamorous fur admimilio hours the swoon opened. Soon after the opening of the Cortes Senor Ribeiro, Minister of Foreign Affairs, moved the adop- tion of the Anglo -Portuguese treaty. He began to read the modifications which the Government had adopted i order to assuage public hos- tility to the treaty, but before lit had gone tar he was Wowed by the Pc. grends,. minority hissing and booting sc vigorously that the minister could me tusks himself heard. Amid the tumult Major Seep% Pint.. Moaned to tet Progress:ate: "Hold your tongaur Upon tits a Programa"' priest named Braude, assaulted Serpa Pluto and • lively pugilistic enuounter w- ooed. The Preitident was uteerly unable ta restore order and finally suspended the sit- ting. '1 10 the Cortes reassembled Samar Ribeirc introduced the English couvention with cer- tain modification, which produced an excel- lent Impression. TM convention was re- ferred to a menznittee and the sitting was ooacluded in an orderly manner. Ramis asmista Pastor. dr. Prrzasiten, Sept. 15. -The OlfleiaI Gissette says the renewal at the triple (alliance for seven years will encourage Aus- tria in her anti-Rumian policy, and oblige Russia eo east aside her peso* illusions mei redouble her vigilance. Roam Day AreaptarmIL COMITAKTIaorLit HepL l& -Moa... Dee, the Kurdish Governor of Armenia, who was senteoced to exile for °Wraps. . 1 upon airistiens, and who escapee' from ett•- tedy, was captured to -day neer arouses. Ik broke • leg in attempting to escape from the Police. Fear KUleil 10. Colllitlesi. Bitous, Rept 15. -Four persona were killed and 14 bort in a railway collision le- tweso Montjoi and Kaltenberg. A station master was arrested tor causing tbe diaster through eegligence. SUICIDE A f- LINDSAY. Atha Denham Dream la lb* Weer. leennee, Sept. le -John Milburn, a coo - tractor aged 50, rushed from his reeidetsre at 5I, yeaterday morning. threw hinmelf 10* the river and wre: drowned. Hasson saw hint running toward the water but could nut overtake him. Mr. Milburn suffered ores ' Modally from an affection of the bram. moulting from a severe !ahem several year. ago. He leaves a widow and iwo soas. laraage sr a Craw New Renroan. Hope, M. -Anse dot year. hi the Antaretk 0... the whaling bark Petrel, Capt. &twin .1. Reed, is awe more, in port. Captain Reed says that while off Patagonia amoral months ago • gals mats up from at 'More, during which large (memo eboktag those who Inhaled It Next day on. 1441.. of Spa white powder mune au the skip. of tie cline was WINN sick and his feet began to swell The swelling continued until kis whole body was effected One after another of the mew was sienilarty taken until thirty - roar had the dimes. toe owned to al - game twice his anal sin% sad.the eesh weined a yellowish hue. With aim masa morttficatioa rat la and they died. Two other* of the crew were washed overboard 10 114. gale sad fireweed. Physicians lasee report the seddeinio as bog bort It Is the One ease cm reeord 04 tte heeling MOM ea board a shlp la • gide • timi River sad Wm Draitimal amine Do Invv, ago 111.-Oolday atteeseas the Nth see of C. Pelletier, le trying to Melt emit herring from hem awes lee river, lost Mg behmee mad Ise M. The body bee net yet keen reormered. , " • Mai Whew Meade. N. J. Shepherd... in MN terectiall Furt.se that it rand) jays to hold a pro- tium slum it is ones forty ready to soar - k. t. Aad this is true tit foie products, gush es grate, hey sad potatoes. as well es of stuck. Othumil•mially 111041 50 mid week* ie prices sway be sealtsed as will ✓ etorts a weed profit to pay for \oldies, but doe will be the sioptiun rather thee the rule, while corisnieriug the interest 00 the mouthy and the shrinkage, these is inure utteu • lose. An &demos in in ice does nut always imply a profit; with all lauding' there is always more o • lime shrtukage and aside in handinie. Wan end %vegetables dry out and ooneudi ribly in wooed, .hl. Bose cot be handled eithnit more or less luso ni that tl • sootier a Product ts sew keted alt, it is fully ready, t he totter yield and the less In 'addict:1, on the majority of faros there is the 'cog by serene to to omen owl- With wen, sheet, oats and all kinds of small stain especielly, there is often eunsidosishlejoes Irvin this source, ou that if a c: rtful scenuot is kept, it •ill hs found that whore grain is ready to take( in • wooer, or fait end kept over 0..01 aping, it will Hilaire a otiosideu *OW VAILl • in plies iu older to nulls, a pr.fit. Th. re are exceptions, f course. kilt it is not every fernier dui' can sited to run the rok. (.)t coulee erten a profit is real.sed it would prove trey acceptable, but • lose would proie rather more disappoen.ing. st..ck, atter a cartaiti stag. of saaturity and oondition is secured the sooner they are utarketeil the better, as every dr'''. (edibir after that adds to the mot estitotst a rorresiOildittig ohm! 01 Farmer. $1441tg.tri: H. Spencer • Umaist sad Uremia,. a Hassilutai itat. d S•11 hr Y. . ' PURIFY vie N 11* (MID tilfseLwn,v . aparilla Bit fr • ff't • • Purely Valletable CeffiPtrlit hied of Unhook lo 11 that is esmed Impurity of tar where the LUNGS, LIVER & 811 Awl other Vital Organ. t. )01.d the bonen' repair. The i. pound curio it: idur) rad Litter I"uik., grupti,as tet s. valuI. belloueuess le sequel .. of sleep. \curamia. aol Intuit. Imre of Appetite, Los Weeklies& teatimes. bimetal . a ent le regalia. la* tenrikaill,... 1001C, 1641•0011•NNi that NOCNINNT oo • • • powerful agent in reli. Mid I 'ti run ie 1 Non .e ken ..t all Um Viacom' (emu, 11 110. valuable Irparai.s whole symem to • new and 1 gt% *301 4.5* mad Wrelitelh lo tated by dterese. and effui.l. a • 1...0 froni attacks that originate the season, of #-Itinat.- and e oh each la,. tie Pr.. and $1.te per Mei - 11111LYAKY.1, 0).1.1 8' H. SPENCER k t 'hernial and tirtiegi,l. N . ., 1 01,4.1 uol.1 hl Jeedam liefger NEW arr.:, Comma *145.. the reel -terra. Toe hie of Cowen eylva is more it.- towinge uce Inran, he te that f most Queen., be s amuse she would- fiat • been more inlet. conveyancinl. it she had DM - I beet. a ()mem. 11 te • fascioating tale tow 1., the BaCulifill• Stackelberg of her rubseeeig away when she was • little girl to' to. to school with the bailiffs o illciren There was the small pcot's d 'Duce no/ . She wrote verses when she was tun years 010, and boldly began. stored at twelve. She •Mhed to know a g reat deal, to he able to pact difficult ex alinath end .he achieved it. Car- a mi Sylois knows languages and history add iJeniture and philosophy sod econo- ni 11. enough to hold her own with the nereit sophomore girl to he four d In .411 college within two hundred odes ct Heston. Pres dent Harrison received his invi- tation to attend the celebration of the fortieth anniversary of the admission or Geliforms auto the union in the shape of a Vat* of solid gold. were t 4 e• h.:via.. 1. 1 haw. throws WS, au .1* isi-,L,aa n. ATERPROOF HLAUTlFULLY BOOT POLISHED L•COR. 4.4 F.4.4444. ; Land, Loan and DIVISION COURT OFP 7 C. SEAGER • • • 1 • has removed 10 1,1, PC ' &MY' - 110b1 11, 1RN new block. c.puusete the niark.... MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ani Note.. The Great Remedy CATARRAILI BRITCMANSIA I Warranted re* , A SURE CURE 1 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. R. J. K. GORE, Sole Patentee and Manufacturer.= GODKRIc11. ('N1 wousACMEBiacking Proems • asikasialtira 10. Mt brads sad 4.1ANNI wei No4 • real men**, sot alo.• ogb .4 MY. • Wier stist to old Wen 1111 asap dam martess? held imirs•Mrs OLliaTIID • 00 .0•••rat Agents ter Oasailliki 411 010 W. Tanata. Goderion 3 A.11, Boiler Work8 Establishei tun. Chrystal & Black Manufacturers anal dealert Steam Honeys. Salt Pana. Tasks, Heaters. smokestacks. *ad ell kinds or Stem Iron Work. Improved Automatic cut-off Collis. En. in.. Upright and Horimatal Enciumes. Me - chine'? and Calais(' of every descriiiii..n' Brea l'it= Pipe and Plpe Fittings coo - 'tautly on Mail orders will receive prompt lunettes, Weeks s *pp. 41. W. 111.11Matem. So- Repairs promptly attended to. P.O. BOX 361. Nal DR. FOWLERS .EXT: OF • -WILD • TR)kW BERRY CURES .FICOLL ERA. loLliacry-Zus RAMPS IARRIREA YSENTERY AND ALL SUMMER COMPLANTS AND FLUXES OF THE. BOWELS IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR CHILDREN OR ADULTS. Firtelan Natio! at Tie Sinai Mad Receipts at "Tie kit" QUALITY ALWAYS WINS 1 As the Old Darkey said : "fee rayther pay more an' hal) de best once in a While, than to pay k'. and hal) a poor article urn." Our Tea Trid6 DooliN ! You can get the CHAS. IA. TNAIRN'S, GROCER. CHANGE OF BUSINESS! THE OLD AND RELIABLZ RA8T-ST. FLOUR IND FM STORE HA8 CHANOKI) HAM*. U Tb• instate are hereby not Hied that *14. 11 and teed business. formerly carried en bylA.18. Collis has been etirehesed by HOS. J. VIDEAN, • '4r carry it ea !nail its breathes at .0411 . itsweAst. mar the Stream lha management of former proem. *nehmen 14..'14. most 555555.Ilse of sou la toms. and as the # has horn 45.141154with years. there will he no haling hi thereat...try formerly exhibited Interview ia the from rank. donde delivered to all parts of the tarp. The latest and beak doe of neer gad feed always ea Med .54choke seeds in seams 110(10. J. VIDICAN. I take this OppertlinIty al thanking my me. Menem for their Merril peeronosz detringinel =rtiontarttla of the ogee .#1.1..on sr • _ Ath1tus 111 rfl1 Sigll 117-tf S. CtILL1 • ""- 741 - ' f,"Oitgrie 1- I ,' )" ; 40 • • • !•••••' • 1.