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DRESS GOODS, MANTLES,
MANTLE CLOTHS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Nearly uli 01 tt::ich are airv'ct front the Europeal:
\larketr.
Velvet, Rib,!• •i 011,1 Bleck Silk Vet Veto
CHEAP !
Call and See these Goods.
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Wan. SIM. _ _--
itellee At A Orison of ••R,N Hrr.'•
if•`ofJohn r
.0 Aobnm;'nr in the New \ ,r:; ee says :
"I, da thtrrot:,,'kine wets an intimate friend,
_ •l.ew P.a!:avr t! .• hrr Jay, 1
EW AovEI'e trite tvpirei...n of !its fan' pct,
' .ten H ur. Wallace Tae on AO
-j.MN;aeuod tram, and stalls Remy
;ye:tuu_h the drawee; ratite err by passed
the toper. dt.r.r .1 • co,u�partIDeet to which
('
sat .•.curl Rodent t: ngers 'C tale!
in,' said the latter. '! in 1 r.i:y in here,''
and creta some ere to chat with Wal-
lace tiitered end seated Lim., •f. •A11
right, Colue,I,' be said ; 'what shall we i
chat about 1' 'LOU ..t t!ia._e, replied
Ingeis.al. •L there • future life r
Looting out of the w#od:•w dreamitc, u
the express sped tee by at:s: Bred_ his
• query. uery. •I debl;,i,e�a '
t do you i Is
Uodt 1 cloth' know - do you t'
Was Christ the Set. of (:.w I sleet
know
oa
and looked
H
P pit:ea do on
y t.rsd
s
keel ly at Walesoe. Tree are 'sal w.a a
fir:o• ewe -armed by the al•ruptness eA
the greet infidel'. ihtert •entoii'-a.
rep',ed : 'Really, Ireersoe e 1 hese never
gisee u.ueh tht ugl t or reset to the•
gaeetems yeti prope•aueb. 1 had a Christ-
ian training, and 1 here • ie.., tacitly
•cc-p:ed them' 'I' i .! : sold C•.Ionrl
Iugrrsoll 'Why, guar. yon .ares ism mel
They are vital issues. 1 h:.ve'Ite mea the
eobjeet theronghly. Every u'an ought
to. Now, take my idrite sad 1..,1 into
the matter. You'll hrr! Tui ell *Free with
ire•. 1 went away tem this iot.rview
booth emirrrae•eil an.: mortified,- t .;:i the
settees!. 'that I die et t fee: competent
to a :acne+ se, deputes:it a malt. r with en
Itsarned a tbitiker. I •••a•;e ore my mind
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Imperial l'ederatl..
W hl present an opp.rtunit y to extend
the fame rf Dr Fowler a Extract 'if Wild
Strawb.•rry,the unfailing remedy forchol-
era, ch..lera nm,rbus, colic, cramps, diet •
ren.•., dysentery, and all summer c••m-
plawta, t.. every pert Of 11,e Empire.
THE SIGNAL, FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1690,
[OONOMICAL LMNQ exempt to See that a.f &lady their tsa• Da TALMAGE'S FIRST CIGAR.
ease
The titled sf Teepee sobs Mw Bed Yee ell This le • greet mistake. A leashes ht Sew It T•NMM w stew be Vett Atter
ss. Ten of She ..seer. droarly ettm.hed to • bright sabots, ; bresI$0 It.
Oee of the wbi.ets talked aad writes .ad jest se surely he will Shag hie prates; Th. time had aurae auour boyhood .blah
abet a good deal el the present tiros is out of .chain. we thought demaed.d et es • capacity to
how to owe cheaply. Prices of all the
greet staple* are hatch. limits •re'not-
moe.. Feshiotia are exacttsft. Waite
msiti Iy while reeouroe. dimtol/h. How
to Ruske strap mad buckle most is the
problem which presses on heedr.ds of
hour keepers. It is what is dose to
keep up appearances that desstross the
equilibrium between outgo and iuoume,
and makes Ida a drud .ry and venation.
How to live cheaply u • question easy
to answer if one wall be mutant with •
cheap living. Substitute comfort foe
show. Pet convenience to the place of
fashion. Study eimphc+ty. Refuse to be
beguiled into a style of living abate
what is required by your position in so-
ciety acid to justified by quer resources.
Set a fashion cif simplicity, beater's.
1 ksou • young a sa,00w oecupyieg • smoke. TM old people of the household
reeponsible positlua to • baakuii buuse, meld abide neither the eight aur the
rho gamed kt• lint place tbnraga hu smell of the 'Virginia
irginia weed. When min -
teacher. He implied for • posit' in • haters came there, not by positive iojune-
broker•. ,thee, but, lbw being ►ie first tion but by . sort of instinct as to what
venture, had au tabuns. would be safest, they 'billed their
"I want an hoe's' boy," said lbs pipe us the back step. If the hi use
bi ,kir ; ".ed, ,,f coons, you us hose.,. could not stand sanctified smoke, Tutu and he has been doing so well with it that 30M0 of the
mlse
bauyou haws had tea ch"" L"be mey know how little chance there waa
uthersise. But I also waut • bright h,r adulssot altar pnmltg. other fellows are
sn
boy. Who can testify to that r'
The boy thought • toomeat, end then
hot said :
"I am In ,the lips division of the
grammar mho:, end'yuu may enquire of
my teacher.' '
The broker did.', and whoa the teach-
er said, "He is the quickest, brightest
boy in my class," the applicant was en -
1 prudence and ioeapeustrssess, which staged at once.
otl:era will be glad to toll. w, mud Maul Every y.sr he proved his brightness,
you fur latrudu,:ing. Teach yourself to and when be left to accept a teller's
der without a thouuod and one pretty positi.,0 to a hew hank the br ler lust
st.d showy things which wealthy people his motet ,Gleed clerk.
purchaee,snd pride pause!! on being just i eaOn cue t.ccaston I attended • school
as happy withe.ut them as your rich
neighhurs are rich them. Put •o much
dignity, sincirttty, kiedt.ess, virtue and
love Into }cur temple and iuezpeustve
botuu that its .embers will sever .nim
the costly fripperies and showy atiorn-
ideateand be l.apppser in the cozy and cum •
emitted spartwcots testi owl of their
wealthy ueighbora are in their rplendtd
establishment+. It does not fellow that but the .tuestion made mu hobos the
in order tc live cheaply ane .oust live speaker more closely.
we..nly. The best goinfor:s of life are He vat apparently about sixteen years
mut c etly. Taste, Ietinrntent, geed of age, of si.dht but athletic build, plain -
cheer, wit, and even elegance. are nut le yet neatly dressed, and • very fair
exp -naive. There is nu trouble about speaker; but what attracted guy atter-
Young peep", msr!peg site oouuttit but tion was the bream eyes stud face, the
health and lure end SII hottest purpose, ray •nil confident way he earried hem
pee i.:, a they will pr.ctt.,e tt.o thrift a:.d self, and his {;Tussal sir of soli -rely
pruder.ce to which their grand-pareI.tt enc..
eyed sal their success, and wake their 11 turned out that he wap the sid,w's
thought and love supply who: they lack ern, and I understood my frietd'a quea-
in the means of display. Three who tion when 1 subsegoeut.y visited his
br;ttti life *t the top of the ladder gen- store and saw yuan,{ M rgen behind the
ernlly tumble cff, whi:e them who begin counter.
at the feet acolntre •tesdiaesa. e..urale The merchant bad rtchtiy argued that
and strength of arm and wilt as they a Nicht school boy w..t'd make a briget
iise.—Horton Budce:. salesmen, and Freak eforgau did not
diel,rovu the truth of he. theory.
CARNEGIE'S THREE DON'TS- Tn•s age cies for l eelitnees, next to
honesty. which, of course, a thdiseen-
Dea l dna►. 110.1S1 tepee -alai,. ire's Ea• sable. It is a teat a..-, aid men are
der., The Oros tllalieurrr'e .advice. wanted eh . can tkinl elle act quickly.
leiu are aoeut to start in life, and it No matter hew steady arc reliable a boy
is well that young wen should begin at gray he, it will out Ju for him to be dull
the beginnitlz ar.d oscopy the most sub- Or •.cls.
ordinate pwitionr. Miley t f the lead- There are occasions which arise in
• tearybusiness when time is money, and
Mg baseless men • f I n meurg had • on these mentions too firm Does not
et the• r very:ubplitp thrust heirupethem select the o'o hook -keeper or the sleepy
•t the thre.htld of flair career. clerk. but the !right, quick young wan,
They were uanxlu.aJ t, the brans end
spent the tirrt houwho i. n :dy to g' at • aiomrui'a
hour 0; their busiuru
Atte awreptng act the 'tem.notice Sed use his br.tna to the beat ad- Getting home, the old ,:rap.. were
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sir nen ea ae--
A. E. PRIDHAM'S,
'. 1IJ Strawberry never fade. 2
T. O. Itstchfle. Ethel, has been re-er -
gaged by the Donegal public school
board. etc ititchffe wall enter on lips
fifth year as teacher on the 1st January,
1891, which alone speak• for his vino
tarts} in the section. Mr Ratcliffe has
au estahliahed reputation as a first-c'au
teacher.
Tramps will du well to korp out of
lows. That State has just passed a law
which is detainee to (trite them out of
es tramps
'riot Tne law defib
t
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be : '•hey Ras;- para n lei years •,f
age or over eh, i• !'hy.twlly aide t•,
perform menu ,l beer slid is a vagrant,
soh.• is waaderidk shout {.racti.ing ens
mon Lezetine, or Is wsndenng ah;eut hay
ink 1.' visible calk; c or basin es t
Stant tin himself and unable to show
reasonable et1 .tt, and in good faith to
secure employment shall be deemed a
tramp.' Per,e:ns au.werin¢ this de•
ecri -tie-n, when arrested and coevicted,
are too be sent te jail and placed et lead
labor. If they re'f'ue to wtrk they will
be put into solitary confinement and fed
on bread and water.
A gang of native Chu.e.e at Ningp•, in-
apt
tflI would rosea, p'ere :rat' 1, tt:'Oi) in 11701C.1 apart attending a theatre owned
pe emeeeeeseinq a ,Grath. -t:. 1 1,1,4; by Amerirens without p*ytn0, and, as
weevil a Uw
epeculr, Sad the thuru to
•w. say blebs and n ....evert- on:he'rity. the loco! suthonties refused to interfere, Ped roar.
1 could lar err hs •.ds 's: Aft' : a year's Nee United State; ship Monocacy eft When I was a telegraph operator in
Snail}, seem hum some en!, t -t ht tee great `thanenai .Aug. 11. to protect the ri;;hta Pittsburg, 1 knew all the men who
MI .atie in his ot.lnr e.e. 1 wrote Ben r'f the proprietors. i speculated. They were not aur came''.
Bun That is Sty reps} t 1 i.e.' ' � .la. Trefethen, a Kennehunkp .rt, Me., I •,f first ,emu's ; they were regarded with
tanner ninety years of ace, until haat I auwicicn. 1 have loved ro ase all of
commencement in a \\intent town, and
while 1 esu lute:nue to the valedictorian
a middle--•ged gentleman sitting near by
touched me on the aria lied asked
"Ia that F rank Morvan, the Son of
Widen Morgan, who is pewtress of the
school.
1 was ac.,tuparatiwe new -winter at the
tune, and 1 answered that I didn't know,
By some rare gold fortune which put
in our hands three tants, we found ao-
rtae to • tobacx• azure. As the ltd of the
(Tot, narrow, fragrant baa opened, stud
fur the firat time we owned • cigar, our
feelings of elation, manliness, superiori-
ty and anticipation can acarorly be inn
mimed, save by those who ham had the
same sensation. Our first ride coo horse -
Leek, though we fell eti before we gut
to the baru,aod our first pair 1.1 new boots
(real syasakers), we had th:,ught could
never be surpassed in interest ; but
when we put the cigar to our lips and
stuck the limiter match to tie end of the
weed, and co,umeneed to pull eith •a
suergy that brought every facial muscle
to lea utmom tension, our satisfaction
with this world wee so great our tempta-
tion was never to want t0 leave it.
The cigar did net buru well ; it requir-
ed an •m, out of suction that melted our
determination to the utmost. You see
that . ur worldly means hal limited us 1"
• quality that wet only three cents. But
w e had been taught that nothing great
was accomplished without effort, and so
we puffed away. Indeed, we had heard
our older brothers in :heir Latin lemons
say, •.tori., co rel f,it..r : which translated
means. of yon went to make anythinc ;;o,
you must scratch for
With these eeutimente, we pasard
down the village street and out toward
our country hone. Our heed did n..t
feel exactly right, and the etr.et began
tel rock from side to side, so that it was
uncertain to to .Melt side ..f the street
we were en. So we crow.' over, but
fecud ourself ott the same side that we
woe on hcf.ore we cr sse.f over. Indeed,
we imagu.ed that we were en both sides
at the sante time, seri several fast team*
erlvieg between. We met another boy
soh•, aoktd us why we looked so pale.
and •o told him we did not look pale,
but diet he was pale himself. We Sat
down under the bridge and began to re -
dein un the prospect of early decease,
and -n the uncertainty of all earthly ex-
pectatims. We had de'rrmiied ito
e
. e the cigar all upand thus get th
.m k c ¢
worth oaf our money, but were obliged
VI/ throw three-f..urths of it away, yet
knew facet where we threw it in case we
felt better the next day.
TRYING TO CET INTO THE SWIM.
I was • sweep.r vrntatfe.
myself, and who do frlhtmod, and demanded that we State
It is in the scheel-reem that hrapne i shot kept us ao late, a,ed what was Ike
matter with us. Not feeling that we
were felled to KO into Irorticulere, and
001 wish,:. to Ir:crate our parents ap
preher»b•n that se were going to turn
out badly, .Tann:wed cp the case with
the statement that we felt miseral.le at
the pct of dos stomach. We had mus-
tard piasters adminutrrtd, at:d careful
watching fur some hours, when we fell
asleep and forgot cur diupp.intment
ir.r , n
and hnnitliatiuo in he 1 third t
threw away .is ...fourths of bar first
you su;.uole were my tenow-sweepers are unwed aced wits sharpened, and a
David McCsrgo, root supertu'eudent of re trained
wheel-boyeddits s attractsdatter.
the ALeghaey V.Aey railroad ; R.•Lert tintion. compete sous talk shoat ttim-
Pitcairn, superiute .dent'of the Pemrayi- his teacher beasts of hen to other teach•
%•Gula railroad, and Mr Moreland, crtp'rn, and he treeunu a known to many
ettorgey of Panburg' whom he dura out kt.ow even by sight.
Begin at the begtnnihq, but aim high. It ail i:e;pa to male him famous in a
1 would not give a fit le the young mat certain way. and fume •rings reputation,
soh" dors c„t already see himself the slid that, in turn. sakes hu ser'.icta
pttrt::ear or 'heed of an importa:a firm. walun:ek to soma ate.
Tnere are Came dat'gera in y•'ur pith , Mai -y a dull school -hey has afterwards
the hint is tl:r dru'aiuq of Lyuor, hr become ceebrated as a bright man, but
no brieht boy has etre degeirreted into etgar.—T. De Witt Talmage, In Ladies
• dull mar, unless through idtrneu ..r Hntne T. Dil.
dissivation. The school is the first
round of the ladder of life, and the
bright bey will china to the top, while GEMS OF THOUGHT.
inhere are batmen: around the Lotto's.— ; _
Gulden Days
If money would hay salvation, gold
beekrup: in c:iaractor. There is scarcely would be a mighty big premium.
an the:ince of a man who 'las made a QoRaaa. thicket.
fortune by speculation and kept it. 1 "My dear, called •out Mrs Cherry to if people had to live to please each
The man who grasps the mnntin, pa. I her huabend ween they were about ready other, Il -body would .ter gu to heaven.
pzrs to see hew his apectastive venturesII U. start out to wake a short all the oth- 1f the deal ever Nits you it will be
are likely to result unfits himself tar the 1 er e",•11,1.7. "1'01,1 you View, Step to because your back is turned towards
corn eeeeieersttott and pr..per ,„1,,i,„,the chant in our room and get soy %!nve him.
e.f business problems with which he hes bummer • ut ..f the pocket of my blue The first thing Satan did in Eden wee
to deal later in the dap, and saps the I settees dress and bring it t, one when to propose • festival, and he still keeps
fed energy that
persistent
ch tand de end then ta i yr1"All right`' re,,ltedtMr Cherry, oblige a u.
{ t per I incl Faith in fled will move muesli
..anent success, and often the very i l• All money can du is to make a tunnel
safety, of hit main business, The : Ten minute, later Mrs Cherry s voice throu.h them.
uthorough man of business knows that ague" ascends the staircase.
ng h fpatient, unremitting at-' "Wby dieter yen hurry down, Albert ! The moment we begin to help
tetaty y years oI I'm all read body God enlightens our labor by
w hichis to a rem can he errs. n. ,rbut of y' ” in our hearts to het oar hands.
which the r•auR, nut of chimes', but oil' •I'm looking for that glove buttoner, K D
He has a new line for imitators now, and that is
+..b a ±t8 I
In this department he can suit the most fastidious
and satisfy the requirements of every purse.
week had ,.ever been on a railroad teeln, thein ruined—bankrupt in money and
PCRI.Y 1')UIt1 Ol is tr LN''''." -""had ?weer boarded a hoose c.r and was
000DH1.A1.1It_hi 'iX<% t1ta11y icnorant of electric light. end
• telephone*. Nearly e11 hie life he has
lived within a few mules of the depot at
OAS=
Srs11 itters ! ResnebunkpttrL---
A I'1,1,.;t e e :.:,':; l .a•,, . tem cure."
.%lair kind of If td'. '.t?•• H!:mr,r sat
jmt.•x that le eau it) the
impurity of the Alae,.
when the
LUNGS, LIVER & KIDNEYS,
And ',her V1:..; 1 .dans err re: wal.'td be-
yond Its.• hops ort m --pi r. T'.i• ralnable (•ons-
pwpd carr,' iii tote and I. Iter l•omp:del•.
Pogee,, iru;,1 Sen%of the 1 (toils. Come
potion. Rdlou.n..a. lye,.}} ?:cat. wonuarh,
Low- d -'-p. Neo,ratcia. 1'a n. to i*w llnnea
fi•nwd lt:tdk. 1.0e. or Ap/slire. la*t,ior. t. -mole
Wealth•+•. In7 oness. Uarrdl lhd•.U't. it is
• genii.. rt-geating purgatit,. se sell oe a
%One p.s.es.ing the peenl er merit of "aline
as a powerful agent In milerina Concretion
and Chronic Inflamoostien of the l.it er and
al! the Visceral Orirtn•.
}'This valuable Preparation 'mites the
what. -}*tem 10 s hew u11,1 .Iaurtul. action.
gig.ng ruse and renal h 1., the so stem detail -
tat, -4
-d by disease. *nil an ,rd. • protec-
tion from attacks that originate in idiautee of
the ration. of clinks', artd of We cull
dire,-ti.u» with each twale. !'sire re) costa
and tl0u per ltottie.
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H. Spencer Case,
1Jhswtl'.t and l'ruglaiet. : I:. ,. t. West.
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Own•• r..i /... •. I. ..d we.. intowl0 Per
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nae mew saner: pore a.
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no dot,' t te.... to rose Sae Gast web • trek -
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C. SEALER,
—Office in McLean'e—
NEW BLOCK
well -devised means for tae attainment of
ends.
N.:thing is more essential to young
business men thea untarnished credit,
and nothing kills credit sooner than the
knowledge iu any bank board that • man
engages In speculation. How can • men
be credited whose resources nosy be
swept away in one hour by a panic
among gamesters 1 Resolve to be busi-
es*, men, but speculators never.
The third longer is the peril.ous habit
of endorsing notes. It appeals to your
generous instiseta, and you soy, "How
can I refuse to lend my name only to
assist a friend r It is becalm) there is
so mach that is true and commendable
in that view that the practice la danger-
ous. I1 you owe anything all your cape
'•W'hy, of coons I am. It's on the
td and ail your effects are • solemn
right side of the skirt and- -Albert, are
trust in your hands, to he held inviolate t t
for the security of those who have trusted 700 avearin;
you. When • man in debt endorses for "I .1 do something worse than swear
if that infernal pocket doesn't show up
pretty soots le
"Ob, well, 1 apes* I can opine up and
get it myself : 700 never eon --
"You needn't come up. I've eat net
to find that pocket. and 111 de it or tear
the dress into rags in the attempt !"
Two minutes pass. There is • mum
vriodiny, panting nesse in the closet.
Mie Cheery hears it and says :
"I'm coming up myself. Yon
an find anything
"Well, I'd like to know when. in
tarn•tinn you weemeo hang your pockets'"
snorts ('harry, bunting from the *Inset
red and furious. "I've turned that .girt
wrong side out and bask again fifty times;
i've felt over every inch of it end held it
sroeg end .p, is Inwood if I see any
sign of • posher. I'll jest be"—
Albert,heeh t'
when rieiting the school, he melted ('ons Cherry! I ;sow jest how he felt
out the smartest lade 1 or his owe ser- I've often ,teen bellied is that way myself.
vies. I've been married tee years steel I've
tried again and 'tate to find my wife e
prem pockets for various porpoises. but
meetly whoa I've bees trying to ale►
from bee . and hanged if I
wield ever and that pocket'
retiies Mr Cherry from the hut, dark
depths of the closet.
"Oh, yes.' responds Mrs Cherry.
•'It's right there 111 that tette 'lateen
dress pocket.'
Five minutes pass, and Mrs Cherry
says a little sharply :
"What are you doing, Albert ! It's
most 8 ,.'chick."
"Trying to find that infernal pocket 1"
"bly dear
"I don't believe there's any pocket in
the darned dresse'
"Albert, if you can't do a little thing
for me without swearing about it, you
treed act do It at all. '
"I don't are, I can't find any sign of
a pocket in the dress. You sore there's
one in it r
another, it is not his own credo or his
own capital that he risks, it is the mousy
of his own creditors Therefore, I say
that if yea are ever called upon to es•
dnrse never do it unless yea have cash
means not required for your nwo debts,
and never endorse beyond those meant.
• ter1she aebeel-Mrs.
1e New Ynrk there is • very old
wholesale Zrug store whose warehouse is
—Oppeslte the Market.— oe Trost street. Eves the eases' senior
to the establishment cannot fail to notice
the number of bright and active boys
end if he is of an inquiring turn of mend
Money to Lend the visitor will weeder where they ease
from.
They tints* from the politico sebooh i•
—st-- New York. The head of the gem is a
member of the board of sdseatinn, mad
Cheap Rates.
• SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS• FlRunRS' NOTBs can
R. J. K. (LORE,
Sete Patentee and K
aossamn. OIiT.
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Notes al Signal.
never
1 hrre of ao other hoose io New York
or elsewhere teat folio** see% • aye
lematle rale ; het I haws known several
iirtime. where boys owed their first
dart in life to their aehonl rpot.ftoe•.
The .rdis•ry mil has no aerpleistee•.
with the teReber, (oiled . of Wheel Allose the area thing thin strikes the
boars, awe doubtless imeness NtM the ails sob rase away is the searelty of
Masher saris nothing for the pupil., rheas be no le.
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It takes more religion to hold a man
level in • horse trade than it does to
make bum shoot at a tamp meeting.
One of the saddest sights angels have
to look at i. • wan who u mean in
money matters.
Nature and nurture unite to form a
perfect woman.
Other men are lenses through which
we read our own minds.
Happiness—a good bank account, •
good cook, a good aigestioo,
The love of justice in most men is
simply the fear of suffering from ivies -
tree.
The men of the past had . ,
while we moderns have only opinions.
It would be easier to endow a fool
with wit than to persuade him that he
has none.
Evil thoughts intrude in an unem-
ployed mind as worms generate in a
stagnant pool.
'Tis the hardest thing in the world Is
be a good thinker without being a geed
self examiner.
The first ingredient in conversation is
troth, the next sense, the third geoid
homer, and the fourth art.
No man shall ever be poor that goes
to himself for what he wants ; land that
is the neediest way to riches.
Most arts require long study and an
plication, but the most useful art of al!,
that of pleasing, requires only deities.
The power u1 fortune p. confessed
only by the miserable ; for the happy
impute all their niceties to prudence mid
winos.
The tongue is more easily controlled
than the features of the face ; although
the heart may be secret, the fees r trees-
pareet.
1f you are to work well, yon inset
slop well if you have mesh
work to do, yogi matt not account time
speed itt sleep to be time lost.
Cederstanding does not always drive
onward like s• straw. The 'Mod some -
these by making a belt, sod going meed
for edifies, rooves atrdghl on, sey.Nher
Ina, sod bite the mark.
A. E. Pridham,
Gent's Furnishing 'Mut, McLean's New Block.
TO THE LADIES.
Try Our Oxford Shoes
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
They arc varraatcd,nut to atm up and ..own on the 'heel. wkkh'insea.1 be ;said 'df flay
other snake.
Our Russet Oxford Shoes
are a decided: au. re .. There le eotb(ng like them fur summer wear.
THEY ARE AL1. OUR OWN MAKE!
and I/wizante.d toner satiafacth.a.
All rip sewed free of ctargc. Boom ate! Shoes of a aur. Her quality made to order.
JOHNSTON CAREY
%%'holcaale and Iteta+l Manufacturer and I0akr in Hoots and SbtiL.
No time wasted dipping Into an Ink bottle.
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6000 WORK IS DONE AT SIGNAL CHANGE OF BUSINESS!
DR. FOWLERS TkL OL" AND MI/AB"
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AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
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IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
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Printing
RAST -RT.
FLOUR AND FIKED STOBX
HAS (-HA\ORI) HAXIa6.
The public are hereby not teed that theatre
trod feed business foemerll carried on by AJG.
Cants has been purchased by
THOS. J. VIDEAN,
who will carry it on In all Its branches at the
old mead. Iraluat, near the Square.
Under the of tomer prem,
tors this biologies bas been the tent eeoemas-
ful in its liar of any In tows, and as the new
proprietor has been deatlaed with 1t foe
over eight rears. there will bit on tallies off in
the .nerwy formerly exhibited to keeping It in
the front rank.
Goode delivered to •n pans of t be town.
The lateet and Mat lines of Roue and feed
always as head said choirs seeds in season.
TH(IP..1 VIDIAN.
1 take this opportunity of thanking my oes-
teener, for their Ittiee& patronage during m
tp of the Ramo) roar and Te�
Mee., oaf are take prepare In l-
ing my seesmsor, lir Thaw J. v Meas. wise
.111 be found to be a tberepo bly Mishits.
r-ef A. L. Ctfl I lS
of every description
neatly executed at "The Signal"
Steam Printing House.