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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH' ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS 1891.
BARGAINSI BARGAINS
BARGAINS
20 Pieces Dress Goods, worth 25c., for 15c A few ends Mantle Cloths, $2.75, for $1.50 ;
14 " rr " 18c., " 12rc 00, for $1.25 ; $1.50, for $1.00;
lbc. Chambrays for 8c. $1.25, for 90c.
NEW 000DS!
New Knit Shawls, New Cloth Shawls. New Mantlings,
Plain, Striped and Brocaded. New Costume Dress
Goods, ONE dress in a piece (very fine goods.)
NF W TAIR, 1.12.AN PLAIDS
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER SEASONABLE GOLDS,
DIRECT FROM GLASGOW, PRICES AWAY DOWN.
We still carry the finest and cheapest stock of LACE CURTAINS in the trade.
We are the great CARPET WAREHOUSE of the ;County. Biggest stock in
Huron County.
COLBORNE BROS.
BETTER THAN GOLD
1- s "rust um
Tie Forest Cily Bums Collet.,
College: opened September 1st.
CATALOGUE FREE.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Prtstpt.
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MoLEOD'S
SYSTEM !ffNOVATOR
A: 11111114 TIF -1T rr HISMILI11101.
Specific, and Antidote for
Impure, utak enol intpovcrishedl blood, dys-
pepsia, sleeplessness, palpitation of the
heat', Inver complaint. ueuralgta, loss of
memory, lonuchatis, consumption, gall
stones, jaundice. kuhory ani qri ary.
duwawra, St. Vitus' dance. female Irreg-
ularities and general l,'hiIrtti.
LABORATORY. 600ERICH, ONTARIO.
.1 M MrI.E(►11,
l'roprietor and Manufacturer.
Sy4TFtt ltF.]1Ut Arne tan '.e had
from all druggietn in town, .e well estrous
all tl..• droggi..o. between tlwen Sound and
:k'afurh. Itrvs•el.. Durham anotToror.w.
I7 ly.
Nobby Parlor Suits, $35.
Stylish Bedroom Sets, $Il..
All klu.1, of furniture cheap for cash
J. H. CHELLEW,
24-3m Blyth.
JAS. SAUNDERS
N1,'1.1:.1 N'S BLOCK.
- %'. .loin Gl l'.---
20 Per Cent. DISCOUNT
-ON A LI. -
0ASH SALES
ONE DOLLAR
- Ut'RiN(1 TUE--
MONTH OF AUGUST
In order'0 make room for
FALL STOCK"
Which will be In soon.
1 WANT
5,000 MILS OF PLUIS,
For which 1 will pay ('Asp H. at
Mclaean's Block
PLANING MILL
ESTAILISNED 1855
Buchanan & Son,
Y A NI, IA(71'nx1811
SASH, DOOR and BLIND,
I w•al. r. In all kind. of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
AAA builder's material or every dssrlptlsa,
1)R. FOWLERS
•EXT: OF •
-WI LD•
TR/WBERRY
CURES
HOILERA
olera Morbus
PS
�A hal l S
IARRHOA
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
,T IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FC:1
7.HILDREN OR ADULTS.
IMPORPANP NOTICE
FARMERS.
A great revolution in the fanning mill busi-
ness- Fanon.' mills ler than hal(-price.
Old fanning mill frames that were used m-
oor fathers ana grandfathers ars now being
utilized in the construction of the latest im-
proved fanning min, which is certainly a sat
ing to the farmers
The old Ironic. gra sit, fan and .1 is are all
used. leaving nothing for the farmer to buy
but the ttrm.4rs g Imprsv. d t.rnln and
nerd Cleaner, which costs no more than •
cmnmon .et of fanning mill .levee. and can
be put in any make of mill. no matter bow
old or new the mill is. without injuring it. and
can be taken out aa easily as a thro• combined
on of sieves.
1t noes nut disarrange the niill fur the .•oe of
other eleves. e
It will positively clesn out all cockle. nnu,-
tad, fox -tail. wild te'a. wild flax and other
foul seeds out of the grain without blow ng
any into the' chart, saving and clean'og all
mea.t seed at tar same time.
1t .s a very complete clover a.m.:. fax, time-
t seen!, millet seed. etc.. machine.
1t cleans grain very speedily. if desired.
It is en -el oo give more weight t o the busbe
and less waste than and ober machine made.
It gives about &1 inches of screening when
ray;cry 1.
It samples grain better then hand picking,
because it equalizes the samples.
it is said to have no. cal for deicing seed
grain, because it removes all ehrunk-n and
broken grain and seeds giving the farmer
pure. healthy seed.
Ify ou w.ah to see and try to . m arhine,
write to Manama. Auasrmovu to seed one to
your barn. so you can see and tri it for your •
self in your own fanning mill with your own
- -It6A 1,
WHAT PRACTICAL FARMERS SAY
AH11t'T IT:
Stanley Township. hayfield April meth, 10.11.
Armstrong 11r0.. viers. -1 have need your
('leaner ; am well satisfied w.:11 th wo kd
they de ; i consider they cannot be compete
wish for el. ning timothy seed. clover. pers. w
wb, it, harlug three sears' es yerienee and b
trial. Yours truly. JAMILM elPACkl1AN.
Falls iteser. e. Cog horse. (toderien.
Messrs. Armstrong. Gentlemen,- - 1 have
used your Armstrong Of sin and a.e1 (-leaner
for two *..moms. cls reIngt all k.nds of grain.
clover and grass seed. not only for myself. but
for my neighbor. with the greatest satisfac-
tion. 1 hare used .eeeral kinds of m1111 at
different times. but have never seen the equal
to your ('leaner. 1 ran clean very speedily
with It. 1 have taken foul seeds out of my
pain 1 mould mot fret out without it.
XAVIRR HAKCHLXH.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Is/.IW'e LI.Imrse rarer Cobh. ae.
It is the uninstructed delegate that u
ordinarily the most intelligent. -Boston
Herald.
It can do no harm to try Freeman's Worm
Powders if your child to ailing, feverish or
fretful. _
We have hair -dressing parlors, sad why
not dental drawing -rooms ! --Ranine Gaz-
ette.
All ages and cenditiois d people may Joe
National Pills without injury and with great
benefit.
" The situation in Turkey a just now
seems to he & hack of financial stuffing.
Baltimore American.
Purity of Ingredients and accuracy of
compounding remake Milburn's Aromatic
Quinine \fete the criterion of excellence.
The herring catch is smell, so that tnc
smell of the corner grocery will be less pre.•
nounced.-Colunmbus Post.
A single scratch nay- cause a fest 'rine
sore. Victoria Carbolic Salve rapidly heals
cuts, wounds, bruises, burns and all
sores. ---.--
Rilson says the difference between himself
and his wife is only a difference of terms.
She calk herself strong-minded and he calls
her headstrong. - Detroit Free Preece
Lich, mange and scratches of every kind,
on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by F. Jordan. 96-ly
It is somewhat parwdoxlcel but it is
nevertheless true that the ran who is in the
hai.it of getting tight is regarded as •
ran whose habits are loose. -('ape toil
I tem.
The use of calomel for derangements of
the liver has ruined many • fine constitution.
Those who, for similar trouble', have tried
Ayer's fills testify to their etticacy in
thoroughly remedying the malady, without
injury to the system.
Thr trouble with the crank is that he
will turn only one way. --Dallas News.
'elf•preservati(n is the first Lw of nature,
but at present fruit preservation is the sec-
ond, so far so housewives are concerned.
Lowell Cearinr.
Yea cannot be too particular about the
medicines you use. When you need a
blond -purifier, be sure you get Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and no other. It will mingle
with, purify-, and vitalize every drop of
blood in your body. It makes the week
strong.
It's strsltge about a man mei a pistol
when he's got It pointed s.1 you. You want
the roan to go off, but you don't want the
pistol to. Washington Star.
A new hook on the market is entitled
"Rooks That Have Helped Me." Check-
beeks, no doubt. -Toledo Made.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes
from horses, bloodspots- curbs,.plints, ring
hose, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and
swollen threat, coughs, etc. Save $60 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most
onderful blemish cure ever known. bold
y F. Jordan. 96-1y
Among the graces which need cultivation
1' the " gram. to differ." All men in the
church, as well as out of it, do not "see
eye to eye," and they cannot be expected
to do so till they receive the full enlighten-
ment of the S int. Kindly tolerance is not
to he confounded with assent to wrong ; it
is only the admission of any man's right to
follow his own light. The "grace to differ"
enables fallible men to live together in
peace, in spite of differences of judgment.
Pale, drooping girls, worn weary with a
Iwlyden of disease almost greater than they
sari hear, should take heart and suffer no
longer. 1*. William,' fink !tills arr. a
certain cure for all three diseases peculiar to
womankind. They restore the IArowl, build
anew the nerves, and leave happiness and
health when meed. Mald hy dealers or sent
u receipt of price (50e. • box) by address-
ing Its 11 illiains Med. Co., Brockville,
( Mt. _
The new peen'.,* are inwearyring in
them/ endeavors to find favor among WI,
slim ladies. Thar intended purpose of
setting off ..�waist
vs.' s
greataided hy peasant corsage
by • fall Mousy The orwe•ge most a ways
harmonise in color with the dreeke nugh
it may be d a different material, hryraallil
plata with a lowered .r !per d emit The
large bean pattern in j1.e[ w • freak's, rel,
Mu., yellow or whits Akio with .iSaflerra
b ion,eeig, the chid tree 4117. mese de-
Wne, organdies ani se*iyf�
1
Meant Ple•s•at /arm,
Yoderlcb row•ship. tloderleh P. O.
Moms. Armstrong. (ientlrmen.--1 have al-
ways seen reify backward In consenting to
recommend say am•"hine unlet very well
sat lolled with it. but 1 lake pleasure in aro-ern
mending yourOeal• and Seed t'la•aer to the
public. 1 sell the most of my grain for reed.
have tried different make* of mills mad
goring aad end your ('Meaner does the Joest
work of any. It will clean oat all fool seeds
at nae el.saneg without making any universes
sary waste of Rt"aln. 1t is an raeellent seed
cte°aaar as wellsgrain cleaner.
HRNRY Ct'RWIS Oleo* Grain Partnere.
God/etch Towrhlp. Cee.'. loot 1.1.
Oodr►rh 1'. O.
Te Whom it May Comers, 1 have per
cb•asd me of the Arm•froag Orals and need
feriae. tau ltpri.e ttad es ar . 1 have mad
tt 1 ie tsaroaghly tHseed. 1 de tot thlak
there Is any mac I.e to equal w for Meanies
seed grains! as ked. 1 would escommea„
It M my fellow any
ms mere • very profitable
ineehisse for c 1amakes.JOaRPH WHiT<Lin far Y ed or
News. Armstrong. Dear Mr& -1 pnrclaw.d
e.e of ear Armstrong Orale and [teed (`lean
.n two years soy, and bad It pet In ..
ek' taaa.g mill frame. 1 ham cleaned all
tads et Reww ale. flax. hearts •nA main cert, It
mss reelt wee%; It cleans very th h
ant eperetly. 1 weld not he better ret Ae
with • Vim. 1 weak' not *ell It for what
1 tt If 1 so.M not got • r r
8ahool Farniture a Opeolaltj. '
moNEr. r Ilor.
�"•o_..ot�
Mtrorr o t0.,
..ss • r o .o rare
rg Roman ••aloes. Or Owloar M g.a 1% 4..w
�K..ra f•w Imo aMM woon
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mwlMa.*aae.*�t.•ryw.�♦s r.. w•t►w.ee ••A••
e.w et.ri ...+ar" .iw mord.
nmh r
war.ah ,ve ft rhea • new milt Ihave
eversue. ORAD CTiA
Godwrtr h I'. O. p
our
It
Irmuttlt,
Tswnme • rams m. 10a1..
ARMSTRONG BROS
maid memo* flee..
Mrs. John Martin, of Mn.tagee
K.1. , writs : " i was trr.bd hlast'-
with very bed b.dreftes and a eetipn
Men end .mynas esuid sesreely sea fine
yrty x.10/1/t4•e ili'.atairt.. wadi.'sei
everyaaawam n ""a ani I wishIan
PERTINENT AND PECULIAR.
The omen..s now ta wart e of publica-
tion member 1,77e.
It was moos believed the hares clanged
their sex every year.
It is reported that the wool product of
Ohio will aaw.ut to 96,000,000 pomade this
year.
A fish with two tails as the leading curi-
osity at Madman, ll., It is alive and doing
well
A peach grown et $ylvuia, \'s., weighed
iigbI.m canoes and measured thirties
inches in cinoue fermata
Africa is now completely encircled by
submarine cables, wh►uh make upalt°gether
• length of 17,000 miles.
In forty years the rum across the Atlantic
ham beau redound one-half. What will the
11.11 forty yearn bring forth 1 „i21ar41=3
The man who Invented metal plats for
the heels and soles of rough shoes is said to
have realised 41250,000 in tan years.
Its. Luderiu says that coffee act. as •
germicide, and deatroya the bacilli of abol-
era,antbrax and thypus in a few hours.
It is reported that within the lest six
months LSO yuuug woman have taken up
timber claims in the State of Washington.
A farmer out West the other day attacked
a column of grasshoppers with seventy tur-
keys and soon was master of the situation.
In the city of Se Petersburg it begot. to
freeze at the end of October and a general
thaw rarely takes place before the beginning
of April.
The New Jersey man who secured a pat
ant on his idea of placing rubber ou the tipps
of peewits js sued to have realized ?200,000
from it.
There are two bearing apple trees in In-
diana county, Pennsylvania, that were
planted in 1792. One of them is teen feet in
circumferems.
Officer Roilrags, of Philadelphia, is said
to be the largest p lionran in the United
States. He *six feet eight inches in height
and weighs 340 pounds.
A curious fact to the history of pins is
that when they were first meld there was
such a demand for them that a code was
pulsed permittumg their sale only on two
days in the year.
Two gum trees which tower over 100 feet
above a little church in (:uatemt•la are sixty
feet in circumference and their ntroug roots
have pushed 1h. foandetion s.1 the church
out of place: -
The Boston hoard of Aldermen has in-
crea.eul the price of theatre licensee very
materially, and now It is asked to impose n
tax upon women who wear objectionable
hat., w that all may be happy.
There are sixty Chinese women in Los
Angeles, 1'al., who are practically slate.,for
they are bought and sold like cattle. Their
value :.lige. from 5600 to 413,000, according
to their youth aad attractiveness.
MI r hell.
Lives of children are often endangered by
sudden and violent attacks of cholera,
cholera nnurbas, diarrh oa, dysentery and
bowel compiunta. A reasonable and cer
tan precaution u to keep its. Fowler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry always at hand. 2
The poachers to Behring Sea are ►II
scrambling to get out. --Boston Transcript.
It always spoils the effect of the sermon
on a man when he intends to put a nickel
on the plate and absent-mindedly puts on a
quarter. Buffalo Times.
Lieutenant i to elderly lady) -- )lalanm,
you look sa Leah and blooming today sa a
rose of twenty Summers -- )luencheoer
Kalender.
Hoard's Liniment is Me wrsl.
If you get blue don't wish you were
plead. A better plan is to make the other
fellow wia11 he, were dead. - Atchison
(:lobe.
Overheard on Chestnut street - •' We
Summered at Newport anti well Fall at
Atlantic, but I haven't t t ret where
we will Sprite/." -Ph' jLetord
Chorea Ciimilimm
"I had for years been troubled with dys-
pepsia and sick headache and found brit
little relief until I got Burdock Blood Bit-
ters, which nude • perfect cure. It is the
best medicine I ever used in my life."
Hattie Davis, Mary -ea, Clinton, Ont. 2
'• Crsdan Ilht Mvlde-"
Bill raised himself tremblingly upon hu
arm and looked at me with a strange pallor
gathering in his face. I was alarmed and
tried to persuade him to he down. Btu he
would not and retrained in his upiright
posture, resting against rime for support.
" Ralph, ' he said in a hoarse whisper," do
you remember the time we crossed the
divide together and went to prospectin' on
the slope t"
" Yes, Bill," 1 answered soothingly," but
we'll talk about that some other time. You
must be otuiet now."
I can be quiet, Ralph. I'm rennin'
down 1 can't last long an 1 must speak.
Ralph ,..
" Yes, hill'"
" We hal a hard tussle when we creased
the divide, didn't we'"
" It was • rough trip, Bill.-
"But
ill."'"But we kept oncheerin'each other on by
talkie' about the Golden Gate an' the yel-
ler dust we waa goin' to git -didn't we
" 1'es, Rill."
" We were goan' to become rich in a few
months, Ralph, bet that was thirty year
ago, an' here we are in the same ole!
rut."
i did not *peek and Bill continual :
" Aa' the [:olden Gate ---there wasn't
much sparkle about that, was there!"
" Only rocks, Bill. "
Then Hill was silent. His hear fell no
his breast and i was about to lie down
when he roused up and whispered
" Ralph, old frieal,am I goin' to find any
gold across the divide •'
i could not answer him. My Mart WWI
full and i tut ned from his pleading
eyes.
"'('cine i can see the white tops of the
mountains," he went to shading les eye*
with nose trembling hand and looking up at
the dark rafters," an' they're a harderrange
than the Rockies, Ralph," he shivered.
"There's • cold wind comes down from the
mow an' ice on their tops an' it makes ins
coed. Let me lie .town. Ralph, an' cover
me np. There thank yet, told boy. I'm
afraid," he added after • pater, " that my
life ain't been right- I'm afraid 1 shan't
find anythin' but rocks when 1get over
there. No l'hdden (Sate," he musefwearily,
as his ryes closed, "only rocks reeks."
And 1 wept beside him and lived an age
is the home of that night. And when the
sea came and there his beams ever the
timely twonnt 5.e my clearede bad gala.
He had "erumd the divide." -
unifina mases•.
I took aR
Bitters for liver
dull stupid feel
work inn meat17
iiee which 1 chef ant
Mia T. Deets, Regina,
est
SCIENCE AND PROGRB B.
INTEII[ITING PARAGRAPHS DULL=
FROM VARIOUS FILL*
rhe reewwd apaesresspe- Slat. Tam -
in etrtelty to rarity wader--DIdlaress.
vee 1. 0.oad Travel-osaer,11s Cade.
wean/ V..swsspUMo ..f rA.wpn.rtta:
Ira • late royal inotttatke lecture Prof.
Dewar stated that in Pref. Loa gley's re.
searches, the specttacom has been made
W deenmmnete between Inseams arl non-
lumin.us radiant heat, with important p�ra'�t'
tical result,. Fur easmple, candle, ud-lemp
and gas jet gave INI p. r cent. of heat to only
two of light. The numbers for are light
were i00 and 10, for msalg{ netisttn 85 mol 15,
suuhght 70 and 30, enol the Urban tiredy
one awl Ilk A great problem u to alter
the proportions 98 and It and 90 and 10, and
get as near the firefly as possible -more
light with kms heat.
At • recent tueetutg u1 the Royal society
of Ydusturgh, lar. A. Brow read am.
• case of cyclopia, or-�•�-,,�,,I� eye, wht ha'
conic under hu notice. 17ae►e was • single
socket for the eye, of lozenge shape. and
transited mu the middle of thedose ..f the
forehead. The socket was furnished with
two pun of eyelids. upper and lower. TM
nese was represented by a short process of
tyy ue and skin attached t.. the forehead
alMove the medial eye. A mien:mop e' sec-
tion of the socket showed two ru.luuentary
eves, with the tw.. ru.limrntary retinae ap
patently springing from a single ..perm
vesicle.
In • paper recently read before the
.(tnencau philosophical society, R. Meade
Bache anu.•uurs that inure experiments by
himself and others he u lel 10 believe rine•
tricuy may Mart be applied to the rund-
t'atiou 111 water. The exact method by
which this result is to be accomplished is
u..t .11%111 11, but it will consist of such an
operatiou upon the predatory bacteria as
will destnn the dangers now prevalent in
the drinking water they befoul. Every
consideration of good health adds rnspha•
sus to the hope that Mr Rahe is not mis-
taken.
In .fry sir at 92 degrees rand travels
1,142 feet per second, or about 7 n.i mile. per
hour, m water 4.1.it11* feet per se.ou•I ; in
iron 17,300 feet, in copper 19,37S feet. .cul
Inwood frooum 12.4N/to 16,11011fe•et for second.
A bell heard a dutaucr „f 11.''se ft -et um
water os.ul.1 he hoard only 1'•-1/1 feet in the
au out of the water. The l.ark'ng „1 dogs
on the earth tan foe hear{ In •'edition at an
elevation of four elites On a s' dal the
report of a ride can he heard at .1,101l tarts.
The fire of the English on landing in Yule
was distinctly hem.! 1311 miles.
The difficulty of applying omncmete under
water watt he overcome by filling a wooden
pipe with the substauee end lowering it, end
first over the spot when. It is 4. I e tlep.orlt-
al. By lifting the pipe from the bottom
the concrete will spread out without 011
with the water.hT me pn'tyaution *hold.' be
taken u. have the pipe long enough t.. ex
tend four or five fret above water when
resting ou the bottom, dlhng as required so
aa to retain the proper " head."
The amount of phoo phi oras consumed per
annum is about 2,151, toons, and is chiefly
used in nutt.rh making. Hitherto eheuucal
were used 111 its manufacture. lout hy a re-
cent improvement the raw materiel and
coke are pwc«I in a specially prepared fur-
nace an.l electric heat is applied. The va-
por among is t.otnleneel, ani morke•talok
phosphorus is produced.
What arenas to ix• an infalhhle remedy fox
the poise (.f snake bites is • solution u1
nitrate of strychnine in 240 parts of water,
to which a little glycerine k added. This is
used hypodermically in doses of to minims,
at intervals of let to 20 minutes, depending
upon the ...manors' of the ppaattient. In 100
ries thus t tested only one fader* has occurr-
ed.
Plats proposed for irrigation tooth in up-
per'and lower Egypt during the peered of
low Nile include the building of a high lar -
rage actor the neer at the first attaraet.
Great opposition has been excite.! epilog
this proposition as it inrolves the sulmner-
.um of the beautiful tslaul of Philooe and
nm.ignifivent mouumenta for several ninths
each year.
Shells for firing high explosives have been
patented abroad, in which a receptacle is
male containing compressed air. By suit-
able appliances linin sir is released suddenly, -Okra' In I4cLea.'s-
thus furnishing the propelling power. Great
range, no fouling of the gun, namely any
noise, and no smoke are thus obtained, com-
bined with great rapidity of fire.
('halk, maagane.e and graphite have
been found in Coffee county, Tenn. The
chalk u equal to white crayon for writing
on a blacklo.•rl, awl the Mack graphite
writes on a taper equal to a soft idark leas T
pencil. The other mineral is & haul black j MQney to Lend
sulstance, much reeemhlsng in weight, col-
or and poem, black moanganese.
The addition of aluminium too molton steel
before pouring an ingot has been found
to render the metal perfectly sound when
oast. The action seen to be entirely chem-
ical, and 1s about 20 times more powerful
than that of silicon. The awnult used is
from four to eight ounces • t.n, and when
used manganese can be dispensed with.
By • novel device heavy guns can now be
aimed and fired with the greatest accuracy,
without exposing the gunners and without BEND ns. CCoir in .romps rill=pfy ss & their even seeing the ohj.ct to be fired at gaarwllfW
to uand we w111 eeuok bytesxp.
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eaparille. in a few claps a a.tked
change for the better rintimadgest. Tim
sores assumed • more beam/ condition,
the discharges were gradually
abed, and finally ceased altogether.
Th. child d livelier, its akin i. (reek./,
mad ila awaits better titan we have ol&
served her months." -prank M. Orli
Long Pohl. Texas.
The f .mel• of Ayer's lmra•peri1L
presents, for arena dlawae of almost
every kind,tie bat
wibes,
the medical world." -D.
M. D., Wlgge, Arkansas.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
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Farmer's Notes Cashed.
The principle used is that den training the
grin as to canoe the object to he fired at to
he reflected upon a serene at the rear of the
gun.
Mr. Frederick Tudor, of Rnetoon, was the
first to export ice from this cvntntry to foreign
parts, and has made a fortune in the foss
trade. But 50 years ago no les was export-
ed to kngland, and now the local Oct" trade
In foreign places (making ice by machinery)
ham rendered shipments of natural Ice an.
profitable.
The tunnel that will connect Butler Val-
ley, Penn., with the bottom of the teem-
mot.h Rhervale vein will be nee of the great-
est engineering feats of the century. If will
open an almost i.exhanatible sup y of coal,
end will serve ea a doily, for all the collier-
ies in that vicinity.
Areenlag to Herr Japing the honrl v rate
of water falling over the Niagara Fills is
100,001,000 tons, representing le,(Im,noo
war, end the total .lily prn dnetioe
dcos in the world would just shrine sauce
to pomp the water hack again.
Gutt•percha for electrical work is grow-
ing scarcer, while the prices lave ttnehlyd is
the last ton years. it ire mid that tie erode
methods employed by the Nalaye in gather-
ing the material are revolting in the .rter-
mgnatiom rel the treat
Owing to tin d daaera.Uns .f doe
p of mtslNslsn at 1,(onl fir
Mars reveisldnfs1 1 e b deme
away with. Nin wed .mime, Mei a ser-
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