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iI-,LINHY
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1891.
. MILLIE6Y
MRS. R. B. SMITH
IIA- .111- 111f.
NOVELTIES AND LATEST STYLES
ASI) is: \TiMM;
A Cordial Invitation
" II..w • I
Wby, by simply images up your mtthdl j
MIM aid owning into dee paring ittltf loon'
we bars w,mflatty."
Humph ' said Jared. and remind
rtaaltnof kis paler. Martha maid
1 wsrdiy.
. o massy of bar plus were Uswaejed
9
To the ladies of Goderich and vicinity to examine her stock.
Prices right.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
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MARTHA DREWE'S PARLOR.
his e..-ry air,veutentseeming to•tcceituate hie
1 resolve.
Mr.. IL•iwe did not refer to the Mauer
again; brit a week trust" that .lay. when lir.
A pretty little (arra-house, 'Hunted a' Irewe returtte.l horns atter a .lay *petit in
snowy white, with limbs of vivid groan, the city five utile., dist.tnt, hr wet John
suss' loot •outside the small New Englaie(' ays, tbt u1hg. paper h.tuger,..uning f''
the ltoisae with :ail empty pasty -Lushes and
village of W.tterfonl. The house wan quite a roil or two of paper under his Arl.
new'. The shing.ee en its roof were, still' tiIeppnlg int,, the little front eutl•y, he
yellow and resig.us. It Mot a tram, smart Oeuvre toward toe parlor a' the right:,
look pleasing to the eye. A smell, old IIx dee. wear "Pitt. 0401 he saw hi+ wife
horn.••, Paiute,' a elark-hruwn, et.." hick a with Pfennig''ling ui the eeutre thoat f for nnuu, a d
eyes at four walls streusel'
used
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few yards (rem the pretty white house. her cotece.l with gorgeous gilt paler of the
Mr. and Mrs. Jared I)rew'e hail nerve' . most pronouuce,l pattern_
front the old 11011.1e into the sew ,.ac. They , h114. aasuuucd an air of ign.,1 I1te of :any
had Iegun houaekee.pin. Asa young M trrir.l Fret atm* dw_'ueana..t theaubje t, sudrs:ad,
couple in the old house, and they had heed ±..hveriiv
N'ea..IILvJ. how• ao you lute u' Lost
in it twenty-five ye.tre. The new house tenni it lovely ` 1 thud( it's jtwst beautiful.
the cnhninatien of the hopes and plana of " Vou remember what 1 said, Marthy
many years. True, 3Trs. Timor liar -never ierewe
-liked the (ddou
Mame. It heel ter •• f•ut
uem-_ " Well•"
Wena new Mose h1ad a well ,right • tt�1 Win' to stick to it."
in the kit,•hen. a leig pantry, plenty of " aaow, .lat•rtl, 1 •'
closet* anal a parlor. The old Ls tune duel none •' 111 never -sat --foot in that r•o,10
of threw• thin.;,. • long as 1 lire• --and breathe am!
•• 1 Iw_i,•tn t.. feel as though i uses t, keep my-se•nsts: Neter'"
lolly. "Mrs. Herter toed et the breakfast- lie pr"ntrintxd each word slowly- and
table on the,morniug the fifth .lay lifter with marked emphasis. Then he turned
they had mooed unto the slew house.and remit out f, the learn.
" IA,, eh replied Mr Ihrwr, }'„u lie'h get over it, \Iia. 1ireset. said, '
whinnies*. errg,goat f..r puttin' on style. f hopefully. to herself ; but i n her secret soul
ain't neser felt unl.artie'Iar tical of a parlor. 'she (curd he would unt-
A eon wun lettis'•n,ouI I good enough Ice ile made refen•nce 10 the mailer at I
rte, or even the kitchen." I Cie supper -table. He .vert talked curer _
•• d.al't mind' ..ettin' in a nitre dew. • (illy And pleasantly of the events of. his visit
kitchen, myself," replies! his wife, •• but I t" thu eltp• t
don't want all toy comp - ivy to have to act The Itrmsaeis carpet, the plush sofa. the
there 'apxai.ly rite n ter :w,1 his wife.lace curtains and rite merbk tip sonde of I
I've felt the needof a parlor :, many a time, I Martha 5liewe.* ri..sor,. and dream. Isovue h
s mild realities' dura:; the nett wink. I
if you 'inti"
" Well, yawner got sew n.w. "
Jared's ••atdiehaaes.'
she hid tie .iseetvp.I reputation of bei
a very " asaiaMi " *0.,tro, awl she I
plagued to have "a sight of cuu.l'u)
the new hinter. She h.ol often pictured
hermit the teseparuee red the dinner part
she woul4 Kitt. She had even planned
grand house warimug, with a supper t
should surpass aeytluug of the kiwi ct
gitels 1u that iwtlgtslt,orh•sed. 1t wan ha
to leve all these lair drums coming
naught.
For 1 cats 6iuttto comp.:1y with .lare.l
actio' so. lle'J tete to l.. 10 the par
wuue," she arid t.. herself, often with h
tiara to iter
l'he �lmuuar .la), w,a.,r.. into Nidus•
\uLttutu,ael the .lut.mm 4w)• gate place
the w,..a* ALAI .A110we of fosse November .
,Uhl
the fret tit J,ttv,t Drew, loin iw
erora.d the thn•.iwid ..i LI.. own parlor at
Martha haul stuttered uutohl nsurt5Acatio
on this acc•uuut.
Tlcy were sluing alai* in rather yeoney
silence at the clime • of u Ltrk and starts
diy in late November. Martha had
loran well fur severe! days. She had not
ewe .1 connect! ;.. her lied a shay it, her 1,
and A ah;ht iuthispai120n us:ally uia.it• 1:
irritable. ,he tett that t: is 4.1.1o1 iw In sun
degree a dirpie t: ler her to be silo It w
*1111 a, Lunen wile as gret:t tide that aIle
r.menal.ere.l that neither she nor Jared had
ever t.cr.;td the N'1 aetal Of a pbys
.•inti.
hut ah.' looked ill rw.u,k tot ttes..i un
now. 'There were greet blare Lae 1.,wa Mewl
her du!' eyes, he. dleeks wen: thmhtrl, I.
lii.a illy, mud she crept about slowly uta
languidly.
•• Ilet ter let me go for the doctor, Marthy.
Jamil had said aeveral times. ,. 1 bhev
you're sicker 'n you sevkou you air."
•' 1'ee au ilei• 111 is Letter to the morn
lug. l'ut goin'to Like s dose of Lite::,, 1,15
ter. that helped Ilse .0 *'tau 1
kind 11 raw down in list titMtuor. %Vt.;
you'd set t ar nor Pte..
•• \Wer.' are they '.•• he asked, rising from
hu cisir, 5t$» prier l .- had Imes totaling
,till in k.. fiend.
•• Ua, they.•re in the-th., set clown
.tared, I'll get, ail. and get cin' t:sy
self. "
She was :y gig 044 the Lounge at the tint.
ase! AL' Wt up painfully aid slow.. , %title
ley hate.:.td IV nay'
•• No, no, Marthy: lay still 1 111 get 'tun.
11'berr arc tiley
"� 'lYtt•) rem dist LI
theasarl..r.,lsri,L" He stared blaikty at her for a moment,lrs
face cn:dealing he t.a,lk a step f,twartl and
then dropped l., -it heavily. tmu,li.. chair and
held the toper cp Is tors- Isis face w
a-nce,
Ills wife an, e w ithout a wool laid feel,I-
walked aeries the i',,.r, hr.athing lotavtly
enol herinug herself Trow talh:,g Ly lraumlg
,u tables awl chairs. .1..5-aal watched her
furtively while pwetewiin,: to reed. There
wry A t isthle meas.:.ung of the csrut•rs ot his
trout 1i reit e, anti Its teeth. *et clue to -
showed l.1*een his pirtr.l lips.
'he hand that luti.1 the l.gxr trembled, lout
to sat tti;l.
filo, grated wilt ,Newly grat d Iter way across the
tall. He :.cant tihe µcalor. .poor open. He
carol the .lo..r .•f the little closet swing
sick, creaking siigl.tly on i:, hinges. Then
e hear.' \lards tall.
• He r.ln to the open dn.w of the parlor.
he w.s lying at lull length, face dow•uwanl,
u the doer.
" M erthy : 'lartlsy :" he cried: but he
topped short, filth hs its•, on the parlor
.r. -*bola, his atublwtru, iutletil,le *ti. lu:h
to 1,411,1 air hrtak even to give aid to the wife
iA• truly loved.
,. Marthy : 0. 1 Marthy :" he called.
m'eLung his antis far into the own. te-
ar! her. " [only, Marthy, conic here and
11 do everything 1 kin for „-on. 11011 over,
inn cant walk, 'tarthy
Ile dr.gq.ed t0 lila knees. hent his great
sit forward and trial to reach her, lout
ht oeveral feat. There was • ludicrous
le :o tt all.
Marthy :-. he fairly shrieked.
She neither 'noted nor spoke, but aid.
,lily she gate a pitiful groan.
••l:eoAl lased! 1Vhatat. old tad 1 I,e'
HR effect produced by ueClrwp .;Lar r i ag a Maker and B l a cks mit
the
I'setoraL Colab, Goodie Ctiessw
by sad &we Throat are, In meat massa, fes. 1
wealiateiy relict ed
"Lite Magic,
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"1 have need Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
in my (gamily for thirty years and hers
by the use of this
wonderful remedy.
It strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
Irr►tatioa, and pre-
vents the Inroads of
Consumption; in
every stage of that
dread df ,
Ayer's Cherry Pee
Loral reliever cough-
ing
.' hs
ung and in.uce$
refreshing rest.
i always fomul it the best remelt' for
croup, to s Melt complaint my children
tn•i teat,.het•[ .n11ect.'•-Capt. U. Carley.
tc, hr•e.ktyu, \. 1.
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"From an experience of neer thirty
u.•
”-an. to the sale ..f pn:prirtary toed'-
.
oed
.airs, I feel justified in retv.mmending
\rer's Cherry l'e,'i prat One of the
hest reronumendations of the Po'*oral U
y'- the andnring quality of iia popularity, 1t
Ant being n.or.• s.aab►r uuw than ft will
twenty-five wars ago, when its great
sn^0eas WAS considered m.arvelous.••-
1: S. hrakr, )I D., Bettie, Kant.
te "My little stater, fur }ears o1 ISM
as w:.'. so Ill frum brt.n,bstis that we
almost given up here of her recovery.
tair faintly phyai.•i•n, a skilful man and
i- of larte exlwriew'e. pronossrwed it use-
144410
se
ht,.. 10 give her any more tuedicine;
saying that he had dune all it was taw
slide to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. A. a last resort, we determined
t,. try Aye•r's 1•herry l'e.•toraI, and 1 can
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end,
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d truly say, with the meat happy results.
After taking a few d.w•s she 'teeniest to
-• breathe easier. nod, within a work, was
out .d danger. 11'r • ontinued besting the
c I Pectoral until eat leftist she was entire)
well. This has girentne unln.un.lydfaith
ib the•',reparatia,n, and I recommend it
e•nthdontly t" my aust,'nlers." - C. O.
L.plwr. Druggist, Fort Wayne, 1101.
L F'e5 Cold. tan' /'[ugh•, take
Is
Ayer's Chem Pectoral,
r1EPAOEI,• ET
+ Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
• ars e$ t sir bottle*, $.5, Wirth $,, a lsrttla
' She called her husband to note the general h
" his, when 1 git It furnished." 1 e:fart when everything was in place. H••
Oh, l reckon u'1l want to till it full i came Ln the .l'en •I""e an•i looked in. s
yet •' I'Obit. 111 an set down in this mer. t
of all aprts of ff tib-dublocry wonwlc � pat- '
like." ,ent re::erand are how easy it rocks,- the
i'tn going to have things niter, :any sold. e
how. hare) hones. I't r waited hog enough
for
thank ye," he said, curtly. " 1 t!
for 'rm.- I bev.•r exp et to set in it...
" %Vita: you tall • nit, ,"' She triol L. lough' lightly, AS she
Keil, I'm eating to have a real !iron/iris ; said :
carpet. 'for thiun, and a m:.rble-top tab"le I, i'"baa, dared : Don't IIA, 0, 4411) "'
and • ',lush sof), ..:s ace curtans and nice 1 lace j He turned and "1"1"`I away to 5i1-
chairs '. {,snare.
,. Shucks 17 Mr. I)rcwe said, ••11•,, t. p.. The minister and his wife came out front
uortslt, but he did not oli.•r any objection s the slung" 1.. call, the mctt ,day. Mrs.
to this extravagant outlay of long and ann.,- IM•wc where.'m, l theinto the gorgeous "sir -
fully ho*rleel tuna., 11.' kn.•w, mot-e.svtr, I Lor, her heart AAeling with pride. Jared
that moat of this splendor would be ((Aird,- 04011" 10 1114 dike- with au odd wooden ,•hair
said out of his wife's own.stusga. shewa. from the kitthca, Plumped it down Nat and
a wipe woman and haul a pare of her I land on the etil-el.th of the entry tl.,,r, and
4.011. eat thcr,--duan; the mite -4...411.
" Ketch t,,.• having t., run to .Eared or to 1 ,. N'''n v [.ver l•t•ell enllle ms L. shake
an • other mai' et' ry timehoists with 'env,"
y I want a Gttlr 5 Martlta .aid, :after.
ward.
" I know t:."
"%Vhat do you e'px.e they'll think
" plana,, what.-
" If tfut's the way you're 'goin' t.. net
ev'ry time Anybody into' here, 1'd thath
yule to keep out o' sight altogether. '
" 1 reckon 1 *.telt to 'see folk' .01 tnucll as
'tut has wife'. second prop.eeui.n .,ronm.I y"u d0...
a apint of decided anta..oi.rn 111 dared "rte a notion eo 0. en -1 hove et'' y
ltrew,• : noon in the !muse papered -she said,
" 1 want to have W..' parl••r Impend ,01114. hot'}•.
time nett week.- "Thor, 111 take up rnyalasie in the tavern,"
•• 5'..pwre.l,•' he r,-phrd. calmly.
Mr. Ikew•e looked up •Iwe•tly. surprise "'1 he Ilrcwe, a11° -0y8 was a stuhk,r n sei,
and oppmeti.0* .1e0c4e5 on .eery lino of hi. lout 1 veto 1 delta t a Ener Jared sold 1.e s1
face. pig he'aae1," she sal.i when he had left the
•• hes, papered." replied Mrs. Itrewe, 111°,111-
" You s pee 1'm, ggo.ing to have bare white `111°,111-
":a• had many callers during the next few
walhu when a'ry icily else has thein pa. weeks. 11,.- fame of herr gorgeous se'dor
brought all her friends and .w.guaintat.ces to
beheld Its epleudor•a.
.tate) stat at the door on the old woolen
elms during neatly ell of these calls. ile
was earful not to let even the toe of his loot
enter the Ile/pined noon,.
The slurp eysn.4 some of 'Ira 1)rewe's
canna asset notices,' Jared's ppeeettliar con -
duet : their kern noses scented domestic
dis,»rl.
'•%that'. the natter of Jared'!" asked
Serail 'slay. Mrs, Hirer's sister, a few weeks
after the papering *oil furnishing of the
parlor.
" Nettling that 1 know of,' replied
'lartha. " What nsakes you ask `'
•' Didn't he want yeti to Iny your parlor
tit.; "••
•• 1 don't ire ally ..n earth you object N, to •' Fie didn't care. Whatever put that
a little wall paper. Jared.- 'dee into your heal, Sally r
" 1 de"pis'• wall P'1 -r. - he said. with "They say he won't eat• in one of the
wstething like childish p•ncrarneea, patios cheer., nor i% -es. step into the
" 11-hy . e. rem...
" Realer 1 .1•. ' . "Who Pays so •"
" That ain't any naso, • "Oh, )h, it's a emmon talk. i've been naked
" It's unhealthy .for one thing." &le0,* it more'n'ne• "
" F'oldk•faddl•' •' Mrt I►mwr went !•rote greatly distressed
•• Any doctor 'II hell ye so, ' and humiliated. She wail a sensitive little
'• I wouldn't b'lli,.' it if he did. K.ery. woman, notwithstanding her "grit,' and
body b..* wall paler nowadays." she eo.1d not endure the thought of having
•' 11 r haven't.' her domewtie affairs wade a subject 0f net
•• %Ve're grain' to fee's In..n go.lp. She was rigidly Initldnl, tae,
..,, met.'- and .h,• wait forced to *alit to her slater
lin. (trews. sat park entity in her after, that she and her Moan,' hail hod a dim on
LMrAule am] drti.nt. Her'da••k eye* show. agreement. She felt hotly reins -them toward Ung
as else asul : Jared :...he enMrel the pretty little new h.v
•• Th -r, '. no *me in vur actin' at. hotter 1n whu•h she hail expetel to he an bre
Jared brew.'. 1'11, goo, to stave that panes 1.appy. Jared was hying on the lounge in retie
imPrr"1 his shirt alert,. and .t„ekingel feet, 'nut 11'h
1,•u ale, Mel I II never .et front In it PA mg the weekly paper. fa.
Heng M 1 Inc and breathe tin' breath .J I " Well," mid %fart hot, while untying her ktw
lila !" hMtnet-strings, " it's pmt out." 'lad
" Irkidte.tI,ka'" •' What'. wit( oat
" i never will, \larthy." " IW.rwt you .syr' y011.41 newer art
money, aloe had wool, M the beg uuung
their pnigrinage as man and wife. •• No,
air : my savings shell le• my stem.'.
Adhering teuaci"usly to this read%,• :u1.1
ever keeping in wind :a time to touw' when
she should have a new holds,, Mrs. I lrewc
had mo'n'ey .enough t,. furnish the heti* as
she Omen!.
peel •"
•• We'd all lam Malls in the old
hotter...
" I don't care if we did : we kept think in'
and thinkin' we'd build es'ryy year,, and it
didn't .,em worth while to.1., any papreriu'
or titin' up : butif you reckon I'm gnu'' to
live the rest o' my days in bare whiti walled
morns you're mistaken."
She sp .k.• de •invely, for els saw u•m'Aual
deshs of epj1.aitiem in herr hio. and'. harg.',
unheard.' face with eta a1 sr.• first jaw end
Olin indicative of great firmness. of pompom..
m..
Iter own have Hun• a resolute, emphat se et
prp4w14,41, 55.4. AAA a pha ky little %teas
Her husband had A secret pride in what he
milled her "grit,' although he would hate
dies) before he world hate ,••e,fe,IM4l it
cried .larwl, suddenly leaning hack an.!
strik.ug hu breast with his clenched fists.
A fool ail' a beast to Set the Joest wife any
Ilio • ever haul sutTor • second, whets 1
'tight help her ' The Lord forgive ate
Ne I.,ut,dei 1.. iter si.le as he aptke, and
took her limp awl uncouactenIs form up in
his arms, saying, as he did r. :
" It'll he a judgment on one if site dies.
The best wite in the world' Marthy
Marthy. deir : What ado ye Y'
Hie r,vI.Iten called her " doer." He did
so now with great tenderness and gentle
nes.
" Marthy, can't ye open your eyes! see,
dear: 1'11, in the parlor. 111 conte In it
m lfiht along now.. The paperin' reely sets .1
opt. Fre thought 10 from the fast, but 1
was taw trussed stubborn to say so. Oh,
Narthy : What is the natter!"For she
did not even open her eyes.
It was seven weeks before she left the
bedroom to which he carried her. He had
been one of the ten,ierest and most patient
of nurses, but the aped •' parlor " hod never t
passed either his hies or bets during all that
• 1
She heel thought ,ouch alsut it, however, k
tut not with pride tw pleasure, heceuse• she
had no hope tha' .{and would ever enter it r
now, and the wall-ptts'r could not he re-
moved. k
He tarried her out tenderly and gently the s
tint time she left her r,o,n.
•• Want nip to tarry yt• into the parlor,
'larthy he asked, after he hail her in hu
arms. " It's sunny and bright in there. I've
got a gtood tire in the store and the the
wall paper •hint. beautifully. '
She looked up with shining eyes and the e
first flush thin' had 'sen an her cheeks for 1'
many weeks. 1.
•• If you 0011111 early me 111 and lay me on k
the mutt- Awhile, .fared.
•• Why 1 1 tilt, .lard: %Vliat flees it
mean' 1 thought you Oh, dared ' ' tor as
he-or,.eI her ort into the dining -room gr
and through the srtting.I.a•m to the 9
hall she sew that ail the one, bare and
cold and sharing whit,• walla were entered w
with more I'llienalvr mid beautiful paper k
than she herself would have 1 ht.
Three 0444 a were, reel *1141 Is 'k carpet
the hall ll,,,r, a new carpet for the eit-
-nsm,, new anti pretty chain anal table's 1,
and there. and a mirror in a gut frame
we..,. the two front parks wmdowa that
had nearly (nen the floor to the veiling. 1,
en she .aught a regkcti,m eel their
'es in the shineig glass, Alm aaw in leoth •
ler, gentler, tenderer link then. either A
worts fee years New York '.edger.
CARE OF THE EYES.,
1 res k 1 se...p.TbK Sky. leave M
A skilled optician furnisher the ting:owing
bite of infornetinn :e to the care of the
Lyes :
Kett, a shade en }cur lamp cr pis 1 Mn
0r.
inroad all sudden changes bctwenn light
a'n.I darkness.
Never begin to real, write or sew for
.evenil 0,u.utes atter conning frotn derkists
into-Iig:t.r
\everlail by twilight. nuonlie ht or any
light AU Scant that it requires an effort to
dlserinimate.
Never retail or ww direc:ly m (rat of the
light, window or glom..
it is best to let the light fall from above,
o blient•ly over the left shedder. • B est brandsd '
Neter skrp so that eta first awakening and prices.
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2. l.nireriag of the 1i.1% or sensation of
sand in the eye.
3. Perceptible fatigue or the r.1uiren en
of strong light in reading.
4. The holding; of object, at arm a Iengt
or close to the eye.
& Setunting ono eye or seeing object
double.
6. i)trainess or darting pains in the eye-
balls, or aver the temple.
7. Perceiving a col era! tirele around the
lamp.
8. Sensitiveness of the.}riutllsor contrac-
tion of the visual fish.
9. Burring of the vision or Nine unable to
see oldeets distinctly at a ,lut:tner-
10. \I'atering or redness of the eyes or
lith, running together of the letters arisen
reatliug. or seeing the vertical better than
the horizontal liana
h
, The most arxoling nod healthful of all SaIDn.er •irink,.
R. P, WILKINSON & Co.
t_ -
NOW 1\-ix.&T
THE WARM WE/1711
ER IS HERE
rtsraF:+u VOCHr+Y.LF BY DRINKING
MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE
Rhe Nrsggle.
Why struggle with e'hansting thanes**
when you may be promptly -mail by the
use of nature's remelt' Iturde,•k iglrn"1
Bitters the perfect cure for dyspepsia,
bilousxs•ss, ctmatippaation, sick heaelache and
all fern's of Intl hk.o,l from a avmnron pru)-
ple to the worst scrofulous sore. 1
• erebe. 1 site* file Ila11a.
1)f anuria•, gentle reader, you are not in•
ereste,l in the results of some examinations
lately made in Vienna, which show that it
. more important that the tingrr•nails he
apt clean than anyone would suppose,
Seventy-eight examinations were made by a
helai•t, and there were found 30 kinds of
miert,-o-i, 18 different bacilli and three
tnda of sateen.... bride# common ntolrl
pore.' were present in many Instances
V,aitblb a/e1llug.
Some compositor, disgusted with the in•
consistencies of English orthography, has
been At the pain. tp construct the following
laloorate travesty, whi.'h appears in the
rinter's Album. The ingenious realer can
ngthen 51 at his own pleasure. Know won
need weight two hes tolled the weigh inn
ell new :
A write smite little buoy, t:,e son of a
ate kernel, with A rough •rotund his neck,
we up the rule Its quick as a tear. After
thyme he stopped al • gun honor and
rung the Vette. Hia tow hart l.ymn,and lie
weeded wrest. He *AA tiro tired to nye
to fare, part flier. .4 feint mown of pane
owe (own his lips
The made who hcr.l the belle mese about
, pair a pare, bot she through 15 dose and
ran with awl her mite, for fear her grossed
end knot weight. But when she raw the
ttle won, Ulu stem' in her ayes as the
le
'Ewe pnr.r deer :'5Vht• .Lew you lye heart
re law dyeing
"Know'," he add, "i ant feint. '
remember dm dher r She'mar hyms inn her arma,assls aught,
with medicinal note And to a rhewm where be mi Lt Ir quiet, ghee
fee.. flee well we
•' What sr.siaenee : mo the parlor.- at
". 1 never will :"' " 1 e'as't help if it hes,', he said, tearer
H. settee frees the table an h•• '..k.•, htek 101 'eddy seem to her ' :tn.! yet, 0ne'sl title of Ayer a hs
his pat from a Gall ht the small retry near " fan's help it !" she cruel hot Iy: " you 'Jmspartila wuwl4 .Int Mate np
VIA than her t
the kNshw-Steer and went ins to the lain, Duro hasp it ally unlash, Jared Iheerc ... able cones lien o(" tarda•_ p
tai-, an fragrant hem lrr.l Gall esaet, heli a trot intik an,lgr
heft.: lime old soul,
hew AMM t knell's,
ttbtitie his dieter. rapped hymn
warm ova hint a suit. draes chn, flout a
sol, till al lest he went fourth 1e hien a i
1
F. JORDAN, - MEDICAL HALL,
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior qualit •
y
In order to counteract the dis•\,
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE dr, SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
-C‘,U B-&RRYa
The Furniture Dealer, a selling all kinds of innitnre at the lowest possible prices• ft'
wet!•k•owl. fact ,lime ne
Sells Chca ,
For ra.h, 11e Is also the leading Undertaker of the town. KaiMlmlag Auld always herr
beast. Ise aloe n akar • speetalty of 14, torr Y gamier. 011111hies a min before rerekada
(Vomiters pier%here. and you will find net that hcdee a •• he r
ya--aA1M await
d'Or C'h.
In o Onei da, one and sit for their oast,
rse- _ M hopes bnlto receive • r/
Gyoung hearse. BARRY
,:serrast aslsa
ypy TOPIC TO
OFFHAND OBSERVATIONS&
AND AFFAIRS
A haw I1ssgartate• 5 Casi.b.-sl
les „ay la Toronto -6s
,W..L..a.• sad Regard for
10••lllrlleas1 nights.
teislraW fu
au or'lgtual
fun there ba'
stout, oYK tb
et the verbs
rut root. al
the N'.
_ a..• vu• ... ,f the eo
n.
tyea.rial b,Srlay •
d with I.•e i40'esoel display
•
and to n -a.11 the event of 1
Tp t,• ,sere iu cn.ed•r; the lake
r,. flea.• .•auitht au wegsr
hlno•k's its •ttuairut; at the raw,.
pato.•.unity wg_,•n"l b., 1111,4141
Vifrpia,n :'
y• Ilac.nuo, w
wahiat+1ax1UaIwtss&
1•balfhe kaJu.
Ss11do
beautiful it
out t,..• Lille from Desist
Wee nie,f havebe:. s webbol
•ni.lt
purr; ,
a1t.,:a•tber It •ran
Ihatl *1 . e. er-gn1N
rail, bit u ftatunla
Tai, vrar th • change has o
par be ,-.Mail tie nlsatht
,S tp_.- 1'nwhone, ad f'
that the spirit of tbs pea* eh
esti lh•aliFtiets. 5 1 tiaote,
'iya. tbtn nay be best Lk.
d all, attrn'ul.g tb. wlkm 1
flit.,,,; to outly log tarts and in
imp rant infiuenee. will Lr tl
oleo, ..•• rat Om Ilatis.•ruut •
gr .,,.. slag lu1 ln•u and stele
s;,1 •.. • eoutery and all elm ,
•ru:: V a'ri•etit• /'ssa,lian p
t,.jn:'• tLra1. Rads wit
vas Ilia: •h•'l4 -the Ouse.
nti: 0045' *101 critter. M'coa
r+...•kektn•u 11411 Iw4se their
, .,, g, and tartan of these
ala will e4' at•.•r orations tot
pate. 141.*amt ant future. I
smite earl insitirsti.0 in
Cc. n will fusion. birth.
pa_r•ol:.m asd dit..•t liar
ftmnlg tuwatda a great h►ad
g,A41 one. 11+,• •4av marks
e(antek-it+l sa ration she
edunatiocial, a
Abet
)la
AW
tt•�r (new Ker k
tb• .an•bbsiL..p of l'aot'
da :i•s:• 1 un ebe hilts Ch
si
11011, 1.i;I 01 years rgn. plan
«I-. in recent year+. that ttA'
t. . tackle et, but that sd.e i
•.t :1 constitutional 1001
tomtit. ,t}pardto Mr. (stat
4h..stabli'b the Irisi, Chu'
else wet tar-•aeing when sl
t. tib•,.,..i u'bte4bup: ' Conan
•I.o4 • ea under whir.: the uw
I• ,, ,4 Leif.
• tc lbs grwst at diners
of its wrist to reject
1 1•!4'•t iL it h*' bmMi Lo
at -1 .' •a.ty majority tin
i auw w eh•wen m
eapwll
.:y; of the country on t
•.5'11).1*) meso to M'lieve
r.'-u.t 'I'hr r,.jactks* of
w''9d .'01v serve 5" Itf
e•:luA4 and ro pr
2 it*tIeU c 1 tbd sus jrt•t.
t , : pallsllsiid, le t*k,s1 h
l•. aierrsrk,aa1•.l'iear0i' pitman
itman l
ei
s
In,.s')$ty(iraau4ust' R1;egs
Oopoind*00i(4tigti1la1tttotth•e
e et Situr•.iay. Mr. Part
.471' 1A. twle.•ilt A' tri
:i7711115011
.a,•bing inar'rie4e.
• viol* a' the c i rowla
sae: swur.+i bh. 4tx ti note," He d4dviMottwisp
ter am (uribar than tot
1411 :ria-lt that be wan tc
0 M concerned it was '
-;:1•latxo. To the inti
mate* astohis ref
u Sir. fogies um•M
mny .�wrleotq
.tauati•'llnt riandx 0001.5 0f
ea, confident of iguana
Ill 1':niaty /iolway t., filo
In' the' .►eat* of '1'h.' 11
flet cls• I:„Herat ..uthool
!rot et int; in every napes
6 '
l •ltarnnge *a» 0•,m'
et `•!r. W. Tb,xnttn.
..aero 151.1 hes e'dU• n
' 16 T recto i4. limy
I, -t fan he t..ltytm' a•1
'I-h•orut u, wt,. i.0f n'
uellsl, mel visiting at
enpttain
.5"wwcax4e1a.ua4Arr4gDs'aahlukytdc, aine,arimrtioed*eewsa4li5w0rlfb51.»yie ts b lo
445ay..I
te *b1
•-sen it.gp .5W x'.
A telegram from
rnm red in p,olltu0l .
71.4,07 1* to br lnaele
•
h. ns*.gnitbn •g Air
•eery geese too the em
nil *sites that afte
J ,bel S1s.4.'auId, ao
rfq g51 t•' England to
Her Majesty Sir J.
amide,orrttl.m., with
;,t1, and
:, JObn l
4be Q'so
. o the to
Lard e( H
righted by
• • •
rhe r*,,eren of 1
u an at kin ilk+;
• t;nrko" Lydon U et
omen -tee, by Ida •
rale by hang1wg:
against a (trend Tri
ale 1' tt ('overeat
1 Stan macaw the
In whirls Mrs Min
tn. .'hikdieosad b
lessee, ertasttInM
n cent hoover' Weil
• • •
is reply tie a testi
Ly the camoriatia
ami outal1-1sb do
liaetherabl very M
het rebore le an
Otltletsissu epi
sbeeYm,lr