HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-1-9, Page 7-.
CHRISTMAS SEASON.
W.. ACHESON & SON.
PIRST TEAR.
We have just 1 in stock for the holiday season
• selection of novelties in pure linen goods, the finest ever
shown in Godcrich, in
IIAIID EMBHOIIIEREB, Pia IIEMSTITCII
And Drawn Thread Tea Cloths, 5 o'clock Tens, Napkins,
Table Runners, L. B. Covers, Tray and Carving Cloths,
Mats, etc.
Eafadeome Novelties in Eafn dkerchiefs.
•
Embroidered, Initials, Fancy Drawn, Hemstitch, pure
Linen. All prices, commencing at lOc.
8 dozen samples of Men's Pure Silk Fancy Handker-
chiefs, from Welsh, ¥orgetson & Co., London, Eng.
Early inspection invited of these goods.
W. ACHESON t$ SON.
. 01..0..0.._
--4'3.4"
MISSES YATES
bars egsseed out a large of the newest styles in
Rita send Bonnets.
Fancy Birds' Wings
.and Trimmings.
CHILDREN'S PINAFORES AND APRONS.
Please call Lund see.
o r i
Two doors bo
Square, North -at 73 -ti
• Wafts Asetrse Mees.
Cyrus the (:teat deed his head cut off h
woman. who threw in into • vesseld.&1
with blood.
Initiation, who cummaad.d the Atheneum
at Marathon. wee tx,edemse.l to death, bot
died in peon.P•usani••, who slew 300,('(10 Perasna,waa
st•rvcd to death in the temple «1 Minerva.m
Theytocks, who destroyed the fleet of
Xerxes, died in exile.
B was cesiks ae.l as a trai-
tor.
Pyrrhus, one d the greatest .aptaies, fell
by the hands of a me.
ans
Hannibal pommel himself.
Ski -irritates ten upon hu own sword. sRome,Antiochne was murdered by his follower
Persil. was tarried captive to Rome, and
died in
ixrietin
the 'Younger was mnrderod 1n his
own hod.
Ciao& was am•smsirsated by one of his own
Marius died through rive drinking.
Cra.mus was . put to, death.
Pompey was murdered.
tame was amssasia•ted by his mast inti-
mate friends.
Brutes, Celsius and Anthony fef on their
own swords.
I odeve
A d for breath was distressed. Memos AEA the Rosters e I said e mets r .
Rut .he took 0. II. D.
Por her weak Igo"yea m e,
And mew she osa elm with the bot.
Am Waste save oat, a ow
• r,
Amt he geared hie softer was Mats dine:
a
(;r
0. W U.. pray obs•r.ave tack tie UM servo.
am
Amd sow be DIlh nalf r mus.
A writer. who wrote for a prior.
Had headaches and pais is the eye;
G. IM D. war the spell ss
That •rte him quite wen.
And Mem Eebefore him new lies.
These are only examples of the daily tri-
umphs d Dr. Pie►t
M c'. geld.. Medical Dis-
covery, rest/wing health and reviving
enacted vitality. Soil by all druggists.
msysreefair Mem.me em.
y • Wbat did `eater llama brig
1e.1 y.r, i••sry v
Misery -Oh, 1 got a bend pew wenn
overcool, and a pair u' dandy pante, and •
lot n' candy and 'Mother little tkimg. 1
can't jest remember. Whajn get!
Swipe.y ()h, I got a eeaiskin cap, an'
some warm clime •a gees under the.., an'
fourteen dinner tickets. and Iota o' dandy
an' things. Now, Misery, straight Wh.'J•
yer$(r
Misery (weer just a little .laky) Say,
Swipe y, I bunged up my .tockin' all right,
aad. do yer know, 1 never got a bbomie.
thing '
Swipesy lake shaky .a to voice) Norms.
@either.
• lu sorest.
Health Officer - -"Have you ever Ives iso-
• ufated !"
M
ee times, boss;
; ',
daberi11ap1r.getueaUy)--
•'FrHealth Ol '.r -"Whet for
Mr. Remley "Worst for steak!). ebiek
'as, want fer Melt 'n batt'ry, tow' when 1
jined d' Masons."
Relay. are dangerous ; do not neglect
Did in the head or it till certainly result
is catarrh. Neal Kaki relieves ooid in the
heed from the fire application. Sold every
where.
for UM repo.
"Young nen, you doesn't lark well behind
a pipe," said the family physicists, .. he
pared through the library ne hie way to the
.ick roost.
'What harm is there M • pipe!" an
.wired the young puler.
"Nose that 1 know o(," answered the old
physician, "except that winking iedmoe.
drinking ; drinking indium intoxication;
intoxication edema the bile ; 6ik induce.
j•snhoe ; jaundice Ie•ds to dropsy; dropsy
terenis des in death. A5 you .it np there
bellied year pipe, pat that in it aid smoke
it."
• lfime, w.ma.. www,
Call, e..gk.M the
e
Ire send essumd and prevent the third, sae
iingyard'e Passed Rolan, the name fail
Mg family inedi•in• kw all themes el the
them.t,lesp sad dta•t A marvel of Mahn
M , esalplatnta q
"Tum cream, "Philadelphia- nude nine
teen knots ea hour. Ry the way, p•r..se,
what is your hast revered r' Th. Chicago
aesi her Nought • nwesewt "My bat, i
Mak, was sixties.. Plat thea. these .t
the envies had .ever been honied hdere
ami, e( enure., &Mir • mrmd
same little delay. " P6YsiapkM 11.s.•
heeler ttUe tugisraa.
A powder min eexpbsi.o afRAs�ths eines
21.40.8.04
'�"nea•w• Wks
~h.wholli lei.
imp Lite aed d.blit name&kntlernilg e
world over The tM
ka
Recorder states yet 6. meowed y( MUMS
t�arm, kvM treed* aed igall 6esdg ole,
>trrod.k gleed( flitt r Is it mit tgmrll
drag ea gash evidese. ! •
Burdock Pills cast itek by re.
gukting the stomaell. ISM lid Newel& lm
Maras deg Wham.
He. - Wi11 vale be a sister to me'
She Undigrantlyl. Albert Mr.
what do you mean !
He. -Kr well it's this way, you know.
I'm always expecting • mousey •newer,an d
I thought lht maybe you'd a•y : No : but 171
be a
Brown
heed Ned& Dame.
The gond deeds date by that unequalled
family liniment Hagyard's Yellow Oil,
during the thirty year• it ha. been
Jd in ever increasing stalest by the rib,
lie, world &U volumes. We h
enumerate all iu good qualities, bat that it
dui 6. relied on as • care Inc croup, .oagh.,
colds, more
thrust aad .11 pains, goes with-
out
Mob Pratte•.
Minister. -- Yee, my deer friend+, St. Paul
wee, indeed, • wonderful man. When we
consider his culture and lear.ing,hy infinite
tact,his ready and eloquent pourer of speech,
we feel almost justified in styling him "The
Chauncey M. l)apew of the Rade."
Skin dyee•esun &meat. Inane urg because
noticeable. D. Low's RalpFiur goat
cannot ere
so
heals and viewer the ekig, lee lees
the
Th
hea
the
ci
THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1881,
THE POETS' (X)RNER.'puIi.st4&gU rbe*"18. `.�
?be a ett4g stnsa
Mead up, y.5 flare. sow man tteedt t
Spell pkw►1.tu. seep. ead sass;
Or take seam steeple wen/ as ellaN.
Or gamer, ee 16s glades 1.1ir.
1'. spell seat weeds as ea Moises.
Asst I•obryinosesad *.*t.01,
Aad Peewee* and seeshasee.a
Apocrypha and orisdla...
Leetiferseiaed aeon's.
Alamo aad M"a••Mthe.
Panay*. sad utieefers;,
it•tasemes sad p•ched.ree.
Melesessid alt g►rrklee. bastes.
I. teetotal, me sty task.
Catedesseve aad Tawe....
[aeesrkatsu .ad dypses•ry,
Ulplihew& •ad oriels*"
Art otiose tie sad a•u.tlnt.
Idell1Ne sad deaths&
Alapat6, met
AM astacysee toad beleaguer,
Tw.lhb, elgktwtis rradrasous, tstri
Aad hoes af so her words all mead
Oa Segni* sad ea cameo ground,
Thee Whets. a rang and Il Mime/mat
T6•rmeph he. Cordilleras.
Belie, h.wnrreag., islet. Hareem,
('iNeefal end ,\
And rtap.a1aaouek,d. rseedemb.
AM fiehujlt di end a thorned rept.
Ars words some prime mood Wine*
la dkrluaarr Made Me this
Kee sed me islet himself • serge*
U.ome .1 theme use efforts roil,
Nor dome Memoir madam., forever
T• 04.. the neat et either river.
The Danger. rrt.e or0aadatqulver,
Use .oft water aed • few drops of narrow -
Use and a little .tr fr » ill year start*
puheh
U.. lessen to work the dottrels with hi
wlafr, aad shy will be geed Natured while
betiding.
It is aut gaeseelly kneels that tin ..lean
with :Newspaper will ,lune bete then
la olesrnl with damsel. A clothes
Wruger me be easily cheesed from the Wee
- s' 1 whim .susses us the realms bye
T cloth w hormone and r11Lt eng tt Ever,
One way of pwsmsung'klicato tad sweet
Dental bower. from doggies is b ..rot the.
''with several leaves ea iiia must, sad, what
the bower heed is placed in water, to allow
only this head to tv ua i .bore the water,
while the leaves are mtilely submerged ;
by this mesas the have. seas W help sup-
port the firmer, which will then last for
three day. is • fairly cool rude.
suer. If Das wishes to cool a bot dish in a hurry
1t will be found that if the dy8 is pieced in
• .tire* full of old, salty water it will cool
far more t�pu
tdly than if it stood . water
free from a•3t,
Never put away fond in tin plates. pully
1IE-e1HBOOLU CORNE
Ib/tr.r of I
inn a moist seed changeable clima▪ te
son, where rheumatic affections, catarrhs
emaitive throats and bronchial tubes are
prevalent, an special etlort should be
to maintain a healthful equilibrium of
*M1 of the skis To effect t
ika or silk emelt' be
ployed summer and water --not a pate
as undcr.est, coverlet neither chest
shoulders, nor limb, bat s garment w
shall clothe those se well as the trunk.
A lady with one thickness of linen o
ares and Moulders will tell you t hat she
half dead with the hest. The 1'
stands at 96- w the shade. You place y
heed upon 16. perspiring akin t it edam
and cold. A peer sufferer. her join
swollen with rheumatism, said to one on
hot summer's day ••I perspire so,
suffer .n terribly fawn the hest, that it y
hard to hear as my illness." The touch
her aka chilled me like wet ice. "Y
should wear hght woolen or silk genote
- MAW case of peens Inns the- use of
• 5emmad goods s because the article was left
or put back into the .an after net*. China,
earthenware or glue is the only safe recep-
tacle for "left overs.
When Dae has bought an .ordinary soup
bone of beef, the moat may be cut fro,,, the
bore after builiug Inc two hewys, and toad*
Into a side dish or metre. The Immo will
&rash the soup vary well.
A mend tag, with • plush cover, is s mast
Ir? neaful present tee any .line who drive" Hench
Il. is wait? weather. .t .xy.vt-tag contain.
Nee raw , which should not be packed too
tight This may be warmed at any tune in
like the oven and then dipped into the clover,
which is • plush or velvet bag with handles
su like a chilli's school �. This. p8 ed m
toad. the carriage or sleigh will retain the heat a
the long tine and give groat comfort. a
Ma,
an- Semipro.
h of Macaroni Soup. One heart of boiling
water, into which put a .Haan cup of mar-
hich araai brutes into .mall piece.. Let it (soil
an hour, or till tender, then add a pint of
ver strained -
THE GRP,AT LO!IDON FI11I1
THE Tr'JTAL LOSS WILL REACH
000,000.
Owing to Ike a.vere t'.ana tae rire.a.a
UMI.te au 11,..p O4I. lbw YIa.ee. w
Iwrrwd 644,4113 Hoer tvar.s.usw
015", 0.gdiage entra.4.
Load.., Der 30 .t terrific a
.Men, ssco.d wily to that which in
Mr, Ian, trole out 144Pucking-lan.
elided u Pie -comer. broke out bar. at
tint a1wndm.. The scone est the Lire
.
1a Quem V woe a and 11
Rleckfriar'. brtdga The are erigiva*ed
the buedleyoceupeet by 1'. f),teAnn It
paper and paper hilt
paper beg ..unka n, 1 ei Vases Victoria-suedThis building ppm`
back to 1 pp
'Mimi *-+!rota. It son. •t lirie stru• turn and
was completely gutted, as was ab.a that a
.tdolpk I'raa.ken a CO . menufmtwer, of
pima a d,em;nrters of tobacco, et in lined
Vlc .yg-str t. Olt St. Bonet's (hun•h
r( ,
Paul s rhe, • famous Weigh chino* rattail&
me, tea biasing st wple former este d the
most str.l.i••g features of the terrible •reus
so
A more of Are fogless ware on upon the
mot sad the Amnion did their utmost but
with little mucuses to check the (Duras .4 the
llama aA high wiud es blowing and .1
materially added to the fury ot the flames,
while kieieriag ter fimmin :0 their off"res
to ode property Terrible skis. '.1 dads
ddown of taut some were frequeai4y
hurled d.ngeruuely else.. to the struggling
tlrcrn.n,wiso met *Rh lit tleorno me`e.s wits
the fiery element. The largo whisked,* fur
of Reinke Freres, ettemdit,g
from l_': to 141 Queen V 1, •
large paper warehouse, a slumber of Mosey
goods stored and the (;uk•her Electric Ugbt
u'1 Power Coenpsny building all f.11 is com-
plete prey to the dense 11a lames lamspread
rapidly on all sidleas if there were no fire-
men or lire deadpresent. lmtnnase
crowds gathered over tie Thames aid in the
streets down w tis ricer, where a good view
IM the couaagntion could be bad. 11.. home -
tops seemed to it alive with people bent
the
e
seeing ail that they ..aid see of e West
*Missals destruction of property by Ma
AL the buildings from the corms •( aim
stt'. Hill to No. 134 Q use IT , „ '
are ,,.red ruins, well utionmed,
'slackened shahs around teem. All this tact
beet. doom in spite of ties presenof twenty
d4sm era anginas, too bre sercesape. •ad a
Large number of oldlm
"aaual" flee engines
spas the mem.. The latter might. however,
just as well be in the Brine% museum as
n
operating osuch a .. , , ..As tae f 1 it spread W the head -
quarte s of the it 'Mateo Ary, illoainaiMg
that red piked building in • most ominous
Eraser.
At 5 p,ea, III.dbsst'a Church epi■ caught
are and tilos y destroyed. The fins
mss saved eNvatios Army
The bre finally b mad itself out. 18. de-
partment, with lir •ngM., continual peer-
kgmiteron rnouatmfts of &maesill/f,g
debris. A rough damimage
d the mage
places tis amount at bt,000,(03.
The weather was .a
so id that the water
fres almost in the air and formed lee .11
over Moe bra apparatus and over the dreads.TM cold also hindered the engines from
ming ims ordy
no. was no loss of fife aad bat few
mcetdents moo* the bremea h. mese of
far are i. unknow.. Revilon Frees re-
cently
-cently r.o•ived t .
are.ohi worth of •.time,
white tk were almostentirely commud.
ma
SL-
AM
Moltd
aa
al
S•PI•m•
and
ah;
.as
mer
in
Ron,
.rte MOM
is quart of boiling water if the tint has boiled
away. To this add two teaspoonfuls sugar,
air - sad salt to taste. Juan before sewing,
my pour in • limp of cream, and sift i4 three
is welled crackers, and serve hot with croute ns.
& Vegetat.ie (Oyster Take Dee .art
d pared and *hoed vegetableoysters(in ere-
" paling them, scrape, sit theme int. round
f in t water);
" tete end drop them into
old i(
°u ( liked, use 6•!f • en of shredded o odtih6,
.
nett your skin, ' 1 said ; ' to half -way busi
nese, but an oder, from neck to wrote
knee" I had herd work to cone.,
het she would be made more lotted of
aoi.fortabfe by doing a. 1 .deemed, but
1sueaeeded, •n with the happen
There y t v-
grea.riatiou in the animal
clothing which different le requi
Some seem to be almost •n..ensi life to cold
-
hers, like poor Hay (;ill,iheir:oath the
Iter, chatter sill: pet-ia3 directions m
(rehire apply to .pet... ca... , tut eartain
ca
broad rules n be laid down Inc a16
Light woolen or silk underwear, saitabie ar
, is not . m eneagh
ivy( or fall wear ; sad for winter a at
vier grade is seeded. Pa -tinny.
iter garments can often he wisely utilit
for intenneifete service - otherwise, w
an
fame!
sui
of
ot
else
th
for
ape
hoe
od
inad
Ger
les
re
t
re,
y
tet
for
wore
WI of •stutehietbckness •hound be providd
my penmen sake the mistake of wearing
'
in winter which are too
chit•.'lhmare likely to be an of weeks
rts.le!<lal, rich, very closely wooer and
inMe to begin with, has shrunk
• *806ing. They impede the health
betwerm the air and the
.4 the skin ; the latter ramb-
le into the circulation the poisonous
Der which it has essayed to throw of
exhales a peculiar sickly odor ; the
emnerves ee tune and actin
convey their disturbed
groat (entree, and .11 portions of t
five and elimninative systems suffer
have seen the most depraved physical
tiohe result from the wearing a( very
r
y, closely woven flannels, which, after
Temkin., 6.4 become .host ism
lout; to air and moisture.
co little clothing u equally tad. I
vents free action of the skin, which
Uy being chilled, and the vitality
by the draughts made upon the M
1 het in its efforts to resat the ex
1 cold.
leo the body should he evenly clotted,
teed. as is often dose, especially ley
the e clothing being named epee the
trunk and the limits left half clad.
Many ladies wear kw-neckedand sleeve-
, so that they shall not feel
change so much in dooeltette dreaming.
is .oars, is a anstaat menace to the
sto
nth, and the oges is doubled whenever
haring process is .tarried out. The
lissom, except in its most moderate iadvl-
gm e. is reprehensible from every point el
view. (
itis perhaps needles to say that "Mesa -
limes is next to (lndltrtem.,'especially in
un
the natter of der clothing.
The e6.nge. should bfrequent
to prevent any possibility of an unhe•It6 ul
ereumtktidm of the exhaa
from tiers and exfolia-
tion. the skin.
Two changes per week ald
co, and daily
msemsemi-daily changes m m warweather, are
goodpretty gorules, it varied to sot alopecia/
meedmedium.. Sanitarian.
on
I
fn
nor
tan
er&n
nu tri
dna
P
oast•n
wererl
tern.n
hey
terns
A
it
ea
then
la
Inc
1
Don
leve
few
IaxPre
to
he
in
•
ist
is
e
tidy'' aets.ied/teerai-
QmtickA•ah, .en. (to his roe) ilwt't you
think you c ul1 make yourself useful by
cleaning off this MOW!
Quit-kilos/I, jun. - Aw rather queer job,
don't you think, for the sod of • gentle
• even!
Quu#(aah, sen. (exploding) San el a
*ham. you mean -Grip.
.sean�a
TM tfiee Revel.
The reel river of Ulu is the blond ; if it be
impure, health i.Weiftie end life • bar -
.dew ; Burdock Blood Ritter,, say there who
have tried it, is the best blood purifier in
the world.
Mies Maud Carleton R' Oat,
oys : "Am ming B. R R. t along and
bad it • perfect blond purifier as advert- F
Med. 2 the
MMSale wetoMt ) t
fevers
MUM le fi ss... L rprn.,
or nausea, ay • little pounded ke on
back et t he sack.
old water may be dreak freely in all
.seep& whim the fever is connected
mg trouble., as us soot s ease it
might chill the patient
Ventilate, is a provides of sots,e tno
rhe abased. Every ele piag rooms sheet!
hem its windows open .n boar every morn -
tag, and all the bedaubing aid epos to the
air, wh.rr,if peasibk, the lieu oma diasttpan
them.
Fear ports of rain weber to Dae part of
.maws, with wane cider vinegar 10 est it
workin will make Mee vim,. to keep
Pickles
LittleLittle c.te6-.1le Inc small teethes •r.
L
d eem d . ea bestrew egg sheik. 1n broom, with
apy'-p6rmed clinks range) .0 each side.
The use of the tooth -brash ie eomseetien
with p o elders, wastes or other treatment of
the teeth Mould h• gentle. Rlesdiag of the
(r is always • danger_ heel 1f shows
that the aim had bean eeter, twee* e* the
•bserpeeo tato the system of airy psi.
ease• est foreign natter which may he
isnot in the mouth 1f MMe gems ar. "eery
lander, • soft brash Amid is e..d, sad
lead vory gsedy, tin they have hiseleu•d
y to with''--- sear 6
man(, Kam thea the nsl.i$ty win he to err
ihs std. m( hareheas
/tasty !p'od 1 who have ere-
'
atnwbervl ; i1Mml iesk or a-
bet
*6ieh hate at ter-
ma>Hr are sit tenni. t[are1. to
That desirable maedi faro., de•eri6ed
bring 40 acme, mete or Ism, part d lots 7
. rd B, Waiting! ars. , Oalbras, 2 tail.. from
Reaa,ilb'r, sad mile. from God.rfok. ('deed
• ; frame hems and hart ;
6 scree of orchard, variety d
teem ; hush ler flreue.t f.04
Yee forms reed
ru
pp••rrtticwkn y�y to J. ltmsin.j Wu5..
ldeomiH.i P. 0. ga l„
be . ler/Yrm lees Verb Weaves..
Mks
Pe�ninghant 1 know you'll emjoy
=self.
heat T have same d the
mrd ith�ea 'W'�`os•' Rem
Lard Aowbag. Sat 1 wanted to meat
isms native Ao.r*1 , dma't yea haw..
These eimiesl fesnet N. of the std World
ire Ess
endow aged ee ets&
The three Mtpwtant, n.tkes of dle.a5m
.re the •kb•, hnw&M .sol Itid.•y.. flier Hat
they Pwlrw. tar fmactiwee proegsrb .r
sae �irdoelt Blood Ritter' to Swarm tide
prow ami e. 1
_gm
There is n. tomer ,.maty for warms .f
"Lies Worm pyre' R •efleies thiel., jJ�I1, .
�ard1. aaemwm .efibasm Itetwesiea
add two quarts of cold water, and cook two
hours, or until tender. Add one quart of
hot milk, or water if you have toot the nulk.
Just before serving, add me trop of cream,
or one large tablespoonful of creamed butter,
and live crackers rolled fine. or a cup of
roasted bread entente'. Serve hot
iftack Fig Pudding (dried figs.) One-
fourth pound of sifted lour, one-fourth
pound of sager, roe -fourth pound of stale
white bread crumbs, half • pound of tige cut
in enailpieoes,two eggs beaten together in •
bowl, half • cap of milk mixed with the
eggs Wet upthe ingredient. all together.
Put in • well-oiled mould and put oiled
over it, rolling the edge d the paper
to ythe „steam and water out ; .et in boil-
ing water or steamer and storm three hours.
This pudding will keep for weeks. Sere
with lemon mace or any kind preferred.
Velvet Biscuit -Take one .dart ..f sift-
ed flour, three eggs, three tempoonfas
sugar, one of .alt, one heaping tablespoonful
creamed butter, half a cake oumpreued
yeast or half • cup of liquid yeast, and one
catcall cupful of warm milk. If these bis-
cuits are for twelve or one o'clock lunch, .et
ateeremoreightin the Disaolve the
yeast is a third of a cupful oItAlPd wsteith
pour it into a bowl with the milk, beat in
ate pint of goer, cover the bowl, set it in a
warm place. When the batter is nem to •
•powge, which should be in about two hours,
add the Meter, sugar, ..)t, eggs, the yolks
sad whites beaten separately, and the dour.
Knead this mixture wen and let the dough
rise is • warm place. What light. roll it
m the heard to the thicked•• of half an inch.
(at into cakes with a .call round cotter.
Place haU d the cake a little distance •p•�t
in • buttered pan, Rutter each of Chess
asks lightly, and pace the remaining Mit
of these cakes an top of those in thefpan
having cat them one true sealer. (.over
with a cloth, and kt them rise to double
their original sins ; it will tete about an
hour and • 6a11. Rake in modorately,y bel,
ove Inc twenty-bve minutes Just hair.
taking from t6. eves, Meth over with the
yolk et an egg mixed with one tablespontiful
of sweet milk.
All Oyer the 5.adalle ,
L.c8din McNeil, Mahon, C. R. temente-
tam
J. D. Routilier, French Village, N. S. -
Dlitherie,
J.r Cunningham, (ape Leland, N. l-
' Ikea p.
Chea Plummer, Yarmouth, "N. !t - Less of
Voior.
R. W. Hatrimns, (;laniie, (Act lame Arm,
T. W. Payne, Rathnrst, N. ll. Horse.
C. A. (krone, Rene Rkache, Nfld. Gem-
ral use
They testify to the benefits derived from
MINARDIt iJNiMKNT. Write and •.k
thenen. lm
A r... er% Man •r Irv. DsMb.•.
An Ottawa deepateh says : "Rev..1. Wood
preached Sunday meting on marriage, and
oanelnd•d •a fellows : TT 1 Indies-. to bre
matches ; tee betty cement rim hind people
together in pews and happiness in married
life. Rut I Wino is • love that is deeper
than beauty,Ihs4
Met • depth beyond the
.ku' aloes which ie beard on mend, social and
in&.IMet.•! goalless. The young man who
- 11 .mitten aed propose to . eel bemuse she
can dries. Ring .r play, • pretty
face, • good figure mr M. • wnmorne
manner, add knows no more ei her, is •
onnurs..n tool in like imager, the woom
who accepts • men 1*., ha taker her is
the theatre, oma sport • diamond Sag,
has well good deet• ib neckties aad .•an
dabble :glibly M snail s m
ll talk, its much
Maar. Use the same seem that (led has
endowed you with. Marriage is the mast
seem, Messes of life. It h the .Leer.' i..y .4
asst It is the duty of mese. The table
enrsmraga• it, when the •deg has *sea seri-
may (wondered. Ret is tore ml ; K set
bre he kited t 1st Judean* have weesthimg
to say. lime% merry for money, or far a
Mane. or to please aameb..dy else Deal.
marry . maM movedhim or Is reform
him.
The lieseereed Ilse tat dleM,,,bs
As wen w the Irmismew, dad ethos /w
Mviimd to .all es any asl
ed
fres • tx .al iddUe d Karp' far He
Threat and maga, • rwe.e4T that is wl�g
e4r.1y .peso ftm merit. sof is gms.re•ki
�In Pease,� sad eine eltier 'srgA' bottles AO emote amid M ri=
IstSfitll"e •Hemmers memos siaao►alk
ltl•etine'. Cowie thamaged. •
L.goc.r, Dec. AZ -Whiles large number
d guests want Ming entertained at Rasta°,
twat&, M Ledblrry kat night, Sr. broke oat
in the building omen • panic smoog the
Mesta.. By greet exertions or, the part of
W servants and .Rives the castle nue of the
moat aatywt and interesting in knglan.f was
saved from total destruction, but s number
of rare books and tapestries of prio•les vales
ware ruined.
senses.5 L
Loaoos, Dec. 110. -Te Seery al Fireless,
U•pel t ILemard, Mise
at Hackney, mem bared tonight finessed
Maks exploded. Lass will be very Ma*
LONDON. Dec al --rte Srdtyk dsaaer
Thesaly irons Now Orison Nov. le tee
Hamburg took are b the North Rea. Her
crew abandoned her and reached lard la
aatety.
The tAini.tmr est Dtsao.. t. Arrive, To.
Marrow.
OTTAWA. Dec. 14 -Hoa. O. R. Foster,
MisiMrr d Piseney will arrive M the Capi-
tal es New Tear's illy from Jamaica,
where be has been talking hr the mrehemt. of
Sae esoaasy ea the pemibfa1Mss of tater
abnmge of trade with (Ise is. Mr. duster
while at Bludgeon devoted .Ems lime M
arranging tor 18e Canadian 5.6.844.
The (tmeU. tep.rt Tweets.
Morivasat. Dee. la. -Sr. Smith, Deputy
Mishear of M•rf.•, 1 this after-
noon to the DomMion Hr. stout obsess that
Investigation into the export 004*. trade
would ooeemsso. Met Moeda, s.erstag at
le o'd.ck M the Harbor C
cion. Mr. Smith amid Mr. Pllma.0 will be
teekesedwith formidable st•temsnteawe
Arum whirls will show that the Cam -Man
cattle trate a8mstd sot be wmttmrily ester-
summed
tster-
ssm a d.
Deed from MMee..
PuttAssinmA, Dee. ;fm. -The a Moser
Lamina, G. Potter, head tress Sottas M
Norfolk twptisse Sunday el Senegas. rive
nem were probably drowsed at sees Three
ween aids es gain lodgment ova a portico at
time mesh h.a.t but two of them died from
esteems, The sol. survivor, Charism Web
seh L &"heededked 'p d heeded by ilk,
etwer
O•a1 Sts .m Vise.
Mond., Dec 34 - A Ire le nese tat • .mel
Wive
at y
emotes and •11 Morn to axilagoN
N tailed. hose ehe.msb pensee are
throws so• of awe.
--m.
NO mos trealded with estarrh elh.shl fail
to give maedi Rahn • trialit bas cured
adores elf errs when phyit have failed.
Try M aid be com.tssood Hold by all steel
eft►
tllarngti u.tawse OM* demesne
rNadi •Wee.
Waith, (tray a (7s+a►1y : "1 knew
you would bay ems a Chrklmae pmeast,"
maid Mad.
'Row did yen baser? asskkeed. Mawrie .
-Ott, losers sat yes
itrit
pasty Ass MOW pimnedwith hie.*i dna Ru.
preessies
111111mdlIe illeastlfie Ss Slee w•elfwbme.
-..rs.daneu rl ie de.edd.d.wartr...rs..t
SCHOOL OPENING."
ERASER & PORTER'S
PVlet. let;PI'LIMS 01' ALL
The Latest and Best Educational Works !
AUTHORISED AND )IECONMTNDIII) 701t ;..:
High, MeJ, Pnblie and Separae Srhook.
a
See our Daisy, Star and Rosebud Scribbling Books ;
also our Majestic, Mystic and Artistic Exsrcise Books ;
biggest books for the money ever shown, ONLY 5 CENTS.
MAUR & POR
Central Telephone Exchange, Court House Square.•
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS !
We here sow • .fee hose(
METALLIC! PAINTS,
Gold, Silver, Copper, Lilac and 8 other Beautiful Colors
for Pieter.., P*ncylWert, etc. Shed ready for deed.
BOTTLE AND BRUSH, ONLY 15c.
Also en exquisite has of
Posh Goods,, Perfumes, Sachet Pollen, Violet Teel Tater, Etc.,
Sdt•W. for Holiday Present&
CilECOROrM RHYNAS,
Chemist sad Druggist - -&.obrrtaa.
Vett Gds Ach son's dry goon. stere.
INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC.
1 hen sew recehad.• isms amertmm,at d
CMIAIIIAJI ANII ORTED UNBPEAB,
7Mr mem women ee I c8lllre.. trim the •.allot to the largest dies made.
CANADIAN & SCOTCH YARNS !
Prom the hest knows makers- .
Grey, myy, maefet, whits and cream VLANNi�Llg8.�nd .g
aWadi* shades, PPM*'alma
el ..).. HOBIXRT-A large end varied mock,.•.seal.
Black sad colored
CASHMERE GLOVES,
Plata
sae and with kid ups also kid maimed, Other
seesllr well sieleLd. Serie ip
A.. MUNRO,
Draper and 13ai lashes.
Cattle Chains ---New Patterns.
Crosscut Sawa.4AJ1 Makes.
Cutlery ---Table and Pocket ---In Endless Variety.
Chopping Axes ---At Your Own Price.
Genesi Winter goods ---Stock Complete.
e&LL AT SPECIAL PRICES
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.,
Hardware.
ANOituat BOOM IN BUSINESS
Tee _
iv Mg r•sheved to Crakes nook. $deme. Is prepared to ae11 ad Bain ef
Groceries, Provisions, Crocker, Clasa1are, Emir & hod, IA
At teak-botgoo mime for cask. please give •es • .W Ware elsewhere.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
J. M. PROUDFOOT,
.07 15. Spate.
The hare Dealer, * wmSdhs.wa het that ~Sag all kinds ei hmtdtmre of the Meese sAl5lhle pram M h •
�3e151 CI:Leap
War h A. ke is •haeme ell D t8a tows. 1111Nveetag fluid always lids ea
•grnllur a almwkeeos ami yea Sad ..' ►Mt y 'ashe ears isslia Md.
w ges.ltNIIINg
I''or Colt.
eame. ihabking me and all ear their am patronage b• hopes t. resr/ve •
et
GEO. BARRY, - Hamilton-st+
The best is the cheapest, arrd
The Signal" is the best r: Spappef .~......,,
in Huron, Perth and Pruc
AMA,tom la