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THE SIGNAI:: GODERICH, ONT. IrRuDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1691.
WAYS OF WOMEN FAIR.
FAGS, FANCIES ANO FASHIONS THAT
Ot;LI(3HT THE GENTLER SEX.
Steady warp Girt. ie lansime ■sve a
Hard Time of 11 - Iy.tlertl..a tea wee
tae sews amd tae a'■fpr.a.-
What 1e he Merles 1
valid.,
lu the worktop of the Kari) (lasiag *8.-
metation it 1. stowu that the little Lusdos
pais employed In the easily shops have a
hard time rushing • respectable living lot
themselves. They work seven day. in the
week throe-guerters of the tin,, every third
?Watley hang • hal( holiday. One hundred
and .ryeo hour. ..w dIt*IIe a wee•l's work,
srruiged a. follow. Merday. T .ratiay,
Wednesday, Thurnlayy gaud Enda) :.•mi
am. till I I :In pin N, illowaiwc is toads
for meal time. The girls Iritgq tltgit lunch
and tea and .awl out for their .Tinasr, whic4*
they eat in the shop bet worn axles. Wagss
are meet paltry. ranging loon fl W P2110,
so urling to the tufa of service.
in taking invalids away from beak there
are • kw thiug• to remember which may
seem tnflutg, but u. 'reabt'. they are Inc
pea tent One s not to .attempt a long
',money rem .atter an Illness A move to,
a*) ten or fifteen noloe dt.tanre, gives •
real ...hangs ■ud can be orale without
fatigue. Much .launsgr is often dare by
taking a parson weakened by illness on •
lams journey, with perhape one or two
changes of halts ,wet long waits at railway
Mat amus. A fortnight lir more ie ,Nen &p.eat
re.-ovrring from the effects of the wavy,
jolting train, and lite return' of strength
made tedious and lingering by over fatigue
ler, emit
Often to • eery pretty curb bracelet on the
wrist of • friend is. attached by s clasp, a
gold key, uo,uuted with a 1 town, in red
ewn,cl. The bracelet is an exact copy of
one worn hi the queen's chief lady in watt
ing, oil wh,rh hangs the key ill Hot Maps
!y s despot .'11 any other Luber leve
adopted the ,..usenlent fashion of haying
keys ill door lewd 1..x41. and writing -team
farming there sine,- 'the queen lilt ups
the happy thought he the Court ladies
benefit.
A nonan tie%et hoes enything•I.y being
ilii F'"r a tett to he natural is for het
to lie an nl.jer-t of re. w., -t anti lore. the sal
created to sway, teat tee noen sway by
stronger phrs1. al power., hot in her owe
way awl by her more gentle 140al1tl.. A
natural w..ntan ie the greatest power in the
world to day. It) her very nature ahs car.
teens. whether she he the wife ..1 a bumble
clerk 1) a 1,:. slur millionaire
illy Frutces Penner t oldie, writing a
tt omen tfnrkers, .aye "An almost h and
lam future of glorious newel victories, of
ngl.tmg d wr.Mge and relief oI went .set
wilco 1114.114. I am persuaded, beton. • A1,tw•
elated it'o nianhue.f' setting itself at last is
I:oxl'a sight to ...Iv:u ee Ho ktug.lrrm of
rig'itteoa.ur.s, t 41 and lore" Woeful*
\\.xkcn u the new organ of the 1(irming-
hem I.t.lu•a' I'u1on of Worker..
Mr. Su.ael (;ale 1 ".lee, who took Mass
I'ho-L• ('o 111(11 place last sprang u sure.
tar, 414 the IG.o,i of L+.iy \fanwgrrs of the
ltolutnhiai t .ouu,.au•.n. as a qulak, energetic
worker, and L.., 1.•.•n rugage.l le chartable'
labors for some 'hears, liar u a New 1•orket
by mall . and wow at 11e tau.• 8. manager of
the let «.khm l)rphau \.s•I ui
The fa.luol, .,4 .byre-. is not likely M
charg. Leo L JIat wt premoit, only sklrta
will be m/.,re1ramo.lf•.r elegant tr,.h«,r, re
cephalin ail evening litre.-., 1141. for very
dressy out -of nor t.'mets fol dnnng, and
paying runt.. The orepler en.tuu/e for
walking i.,uly just .u' h the ground. w.
a• to be easily I.oId up
l metal little cl„oka for girls under thir
Iwo or fourteen are male .,1 alpaca or ecru
immure, with upright collars, deep capes,
sail the fulness stitched down to the figures
at the waist. Loam raped cloak• are akin
male with plaited collar* like a. Toby frill.
and the habit -skin form, finished off with
frilling. ire es little euud.erume as • cloak
of any kind can he.
Among the Knrh•h n..velttes for very
little wardrobes is the m•ckmtnsl, to be
had to four tints, red and black, blue and
dark red o1 all axes. They have capes,
hoed. and le.•keta. anderc lined throughout.
The Tyrolean het with a cloven crown, or
the ••p,rk pie," is the proper lead ...venlig
to go will, to smart little ram costa.
Its* of tapestry, olds arel sada of fancy
braid and -.urge .d 1 cloth are
lined wet buttonholed for draping lack
heavy curtains and portieres. Ktblowss,
worked with shell. tangles and bullion are
also need, and often Armee is made of nee.
row ps.aen.entene.
With a dollar's worth of white paint a
dark stairway. gloomy hal! ore can
bre made bright, light, clean -Mee and
cheerful. Paint the leer -tenant artd 08.1*
side of the ,erpet, as well as the balus-
trade If pomade paper the wall white
8.141,.
The fashion of draping • deep mai round
the wast, nearly up to the arms, does not
seem to as very becoming : it takes a great
deal from the eltganee and elenderness of
the figure, making even a alight wast pork
thick and square.
1V bite serge* an.1 flannelettes are ethyl
trio dte•.I with old gold. Scarfs and very
marrow gold braid, lir elk braid tn • bright
shade of Napoleon blue, is alai employed,
and hu • very smart effect for yachting sad
seadde wear.
Paw. Fra•ttee haw cea.ed to he a nutasace.
Ihomey key•bn•nl. are now in general use
for rales and exercises required to girt the
finger" flexibility of action. An inauduhie
contrivance for vocal exercise is yet to he
elestgne.l.
.let device.. for Fall hats resemble plumes.
rebating.happ.+sss lords, s¢'ay, aigrettes,
wreathe and half wreathe, 11u*dean•, coro-
nae, Inag
o o-
neta,lnng piss, high hack and front ores
meets of %•arum. altos and innumerable de
.Igoe
Figured crepe in reel. yellow or lavender
sake. • py gown combined with black
lace and velvet ribbon The hill skirt is
edged with • 1oun.* of eight inch lace
hs.d.d with narrow law to stand evert
At the !ym•1 of the Church lit England
hell in Adelaide, under Lha Presidency of
the Bishop, the Rt- Rev. lir. Kamm, it
was re.nlvd that women should he admit-
ted M vote at vestry meetings.
Mise May R, Walker ha* translated, to•
get her with Mr William Nelsen. "The
Teas -hem' Hsadbonk of Motel," written
Herr Otto !kilotons, dlry.-tow d the greet
vwtnil inetituti a at Naas
Some mew traveling are made in
fine kl.rint.sh cloth, teal to firm but
light .eight leather the pit and braes
trimmings sr.. used instead of 'whet
plate
The pyramid roil is an tem
the Psyche knot t)r•w the braid opt* the
oars, not the tap, tie ..d coil it to stead
,at
Ilse trimmed only wit► ribber d•mswd •
pwreua gestalt"
Jet sUY.-Mets alt akbtt.liigierta Wag b►
sig la tl�f►
Tw. Mews es la.
" Twenty," sated kis mother, 17.
" I should dusk you'd he aslrmed to be u
the ere Aver wash keys who ant all so
meek smeller than yourself."
' Well, mother, replied bahle
Toes, " I look upon the matter is a t illikrr-
eat light altogether. It really (letters rey
meaty to ewe Low proud the smell boys ere
to be is the mime clam with a big hey like
f1.bbtet t
Remy M. $tealey 1s reported se sayiwg •
mars wife et ton sacred 11x the world to
know •ad discuss, berme, though he r very
proud of her scconmp liehmuents, he u not
willing to base his wife paint, publish
a book, or 1n any war tett at public .tar-
t,"it
• New .
" How are crop!" &eked the nailer of
the Kanas farmer.
"Oh, pretty. Tate, I guess : ste't eerie'
teach. anyway.'
•' Why not •'
" j'41 gore !betura' thus fall
Its read • glees of beer taken through a
straw will intoxicate a man. The luiyur
taken in small quantities is spread over the
r.wuug of the stomach, and the alcohol is
at owe vaporized, the fumes ruing to the
brain It takes some time to drink half a
pint of beer through a straw, aid the in-
toxicating ingredients are !n full activity
for several minutes. It is the continuity,
and not the amiuun1 of alcohol, that causes
lotodcation from r.h:.nnles* a draught.
utilitarian' peters are unusually plentiful
this season. and while smaller than they
u.ed 1.• be, they are also sweeter. The
secret of the chub)e bre m the fact dust
t'alifornie fruit growers leave dur.rered
that irrigation may he overdone. 1t was
once the custom to keep the nrrh.nla well
Irngrateel up No the npisis*g of the fruit,
let now the water is shut oaf when the
peen are well gr.w's, and they are per-
mitted to open and sweeten in the 1'all or,
ria sun and wind unaided b)• artiticial
moisture
Walter Beams, 01 a letter to the Phila-
d:lphia Ittues. eye that the 1-Irtcrtan
Exhibition nest winter will contain portraits
of four hundred great men who have added
luster to Het \fajnty . reign, and then he
asks how many of them have hien honored
with tithes. haulm ilarwm, Faraday,
Huxley. Tyndall, 'tephenion. Herschell,
Lyell, Mur.•hiaon, and Wheatstone, he
thinks, would have been made peen in
almost any other country than t.r.at
Britain. And then he asks what distiw-
to,n the t,fueen has accorded to Carlyle,
Ih.ken.. T11a,kerit. Browning. Swinburne,
4:rote, Hallami, Froude, lieorge Rliot,Biack-
more. Premium. Omen aid Lecky,
say,1I*8. a,ad
this description of rheunatiiun and neural-
gia!
eural-
ga` "" Put your hand In a vise, turn the
vise until you ain't bear another turn, and
that's rheumatism : give it another turn,
that, neutaalsie. And still you'll suffer
these tortures when for 25 smuts you Lan
buy a bottle of MIINAKII'S LINIMENT
and he relieved. . •
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AWN wwppare.ag Hies.
A hand -working woman .a. eskol:
'•Ma ante, an• you a wool.* suffragist?"
••No. sir,' was the'&newer. •'i haven't
14111. t..
-Haven't time! Well, if you had the
privilege of voting. whom would you sup -
pot t!_
••Tlse sane man 1 have supported for th.
peat 1411 )rsrw."
'•And who's that!"
"ily uushtartd."
e leteey as t Iv lea. -
4.- to our familj• faithful work has
hese door by Fowler s Extract of Wild
Strawberry ea a sure and quick cure for
lierrIvea. dysentery and all Summer com-
plaints. 1 can reomnlenl it to all as a family
friend, always true and faithful." --Mrs.
W. Bishop, 1 ivtan. Out.
Deserved the Piece.
"i he'll do1.e u,euu ,eraLle fay -cuss to mon.
here ..t thelwuiku%g pr fesslott,•' he maul, u
he pato! his hat and gnp.me•k cunlfurtehly
on the 1'retdent . table, "and now I want
you, 1n my.rtrrmty, to gave 11/10 a position
ass . uhrer 01 4.•Iler
••t\ hat is yuut prevent lu*inesie- was the
411,8.11"11.
'•Nntbins Just now. I poently faded in
the Montreal hotel line.
A fare for feat.*fp54l.a sad meadarbe.
1)r. Silas litre, while in the Rocky Moun-
tain*. dteeeaereel a root that when a.Ml.n-
cd with ostler herds., nukes an esey ani
certain cure for com.tlpatmn. It is in the
farm of dr/ roots and leaves, and is known
se Ian's l'amily Medicine. it will cure
.ick-hesdache anal s the beet Spring Medi-
cine. For the blood, liver and kidneys, and
for clearing up the complexion it does won-
ders 1 iruggsta x'11 It et 50e. and 41 a
package- • (1-eow)
(:-nu. lrrlt.hlle.
First Bard Sawn my sonnets iu the Pectic
Weekl)
Se. mid liar) --Yo.
First Bard- Like then.!
,seed Bard -Well -a candidly-l-
Fir*n Band -4*, if it eerie to that. can-
did; ) 1 always bath) your beastly ballads
and rieelela and rot an the EIV. htheum, but
i had the deism-) not t., tel! )oil w' -Nada
Newry C. James. 1
Henry 1;. .lame*, of Winnipeg, Man.,
writes " For several years 1 was troubled
with pimples and irritations of the .kin.
After whew remedies failed 1 used tour bot-
tles of Burdock Bloat Butters and since
then 1 hare leen quite ft -re from n,y mai
plaint B R. B. will &Iways occupy • place
n my home."
F'resk Gill, Kiolir, rses5U7 dug from
his garden a plate whish weigh. 3 ihe. it
1a or the et et vsrtMy-
AwM7•s •dvte..
" My brother ort severe Summer sewn
plaint about a year ago and en ree1edi*w
•send 14, relieve him. At leaf m7 aunt
&dvb.dtry %v
us to tlgr's Extract ofyWild
Strawberry and Were he bad taken owe
bottle he was gain eased." -Adelaide
Grittemdea, Iholelwls. �l
While hers *mei on. Sunday
evening dere Hysdmds, 11 Teter. het her
watch anal chile, het /sand it next morn-
ing on the sidewalk
sgd's 14salweas esemairarge(
Samuel 1'nrnuh 4.. di•smeed of his prep
erty to RWM( to Janes Matin, of Sea
forth, raw 51,000 and will leave for the. Obi
Country next lipriae to spend the remainder,
I of Ids Sept
OlsMad's liilaseNl AIM temper.
SCIENCE "N°yE`�"'� MANY A'LIFE�
INTERESTING PARAGRAPH. CULLED
FROM VARIOUS FIEOS.
Th. theta .1 Mars De.
De.aldaea'. Deport a lled.1 et Camilla
Scl.stlae Wert -ale rladlege Mm
the 1ta.m•wt..-Tae Reda C.mPara-
rlvely Large.
Beery are has reed account* of Laura
Bctdgeuan awl a the uurvek,w results ob-
tume b by lir. Howe 1n aduwtug her -
being her sight, hearing, .tel nearly all
seem of suwll sad taste .t the age of two,
*ler remained practically .*thout education
until the age of nearly eight years, whoa
she was pureed under Ile. Howes tars. A
careful record of her In411w:tuel nese
was kept lir n,any years, and m 1414 Yry
femur Slushy H.0 made • valuable eerie•
of physiological and "eyebolt/opal tests
upuu her. She w•a shows tot have wire
sense of taste, Lut pl ctltelly trona of
smell She could net bear even the
loid(•st uuier, but appreciated ubrations.
itotatiou mak her dewy. Her tactile
.rase was two or titres' Instal 01011 114.1411
than normal. Mentally she was ecteutric,
but wt defrvUye; elle les keel certain data
ut th..ught, but not the abthty to use what
doto she powered. Her eutott•,nr were
very l.el� , wait she fad a vermin hysterical
tcudency. She .110.1 10 ISM, at tire .gr' of
sixty. Her brew as (Mtwara, and 1...
Lou Studwd- +tr.-N. H. Lwnobt.ou. •.f
1 lark University ..tt eriean Journal of 1's) -
etiology, Septria.brr, 1141011.
I h teldau 8 sepia R u a model a tare -
NI amount weak, and cerlt•tis much of
Merest to students of anatomy. Bat Ira
Mellow. are decidedly meagre and ahem
little us.re then would he expeulsd. /he
loans weighed about I, tk giantism: Viisi
is considerably below the average for wo
nem, which for Aught -!taxon and Colman
rte es is about 1,275. l'onaiderwg her small
statute anti body Wright, the brain, how•
ever, was not especially *Mall.
Au examinotlou of the blas aid oeavolei
thous showed that there ws. wine defect • f•
the .entre, for articulate language; oleo da I.
feet to the occipital liners, especially the
right (.isn•1 neaten, and in the temporal+
lobes, .'.peciall)• the tips. This last condi-
tion may ha'' iwen due to her imperfect
ease of smell and taste. The fissure of
Sylvius was short, and the pw,terlor oorpors
gwdrtgemina small. A careful microwave.
cal exanuiation might give wine tmportatal
141ornatiou as to the caatr*l taarse of the
optic and olfactorytracts, bet this hes sat
yet been dune. Tere was nothing w the
appearance of the brain which would ally it
to tow type, enminai an.1 insane brains.- i
Niftiest' a.,rd. I
A1.-1.0
A. E. Hunt stated in a lecture before the ,
Hooton Society of Arts that the extnvegaat
:lain* made concerning the prr.dn•tioi and
properties of aluminum had wnstituted the ,
1-
11 V lies *seal ay tet ,reek w et
, ,,.r'. rub. 'tis Seg. b hied at
sea am Neale $o cawalpaltes es ether
Msmgim-dr of the ellomeek sty .'web
tlrbith, M asdsMd. bad 10 eerier mrd
situ fatal . T1 tapers
saurus of earn/ b* toms evils le the w
d Aries IlbYseite !UM. The pre-
dest *4Wg-master Id aa roes {goo
asM
e salami otkreeme Mer as wfakost
s May of these PUB. Thos\ prompt
sod .auf tlo d operatlas. Ayer'. Mlle
lathe so t31 etbeie ; they are purely
vegetable wad 1 ; the same
a.diclae be ad and yeses. at beam et
abroad.
Fee AIM years I was wflliMid with
eonstipMliSw whisk M last bastes so
kid Ma mould do M gnso
for as. 'lfea I a tib wi
their ailrN sad mar e iia
PM*. esid woe
wow I am le
Excellent
hoolth "-Mn. C. L Clark. Tewksbury,
1111 .
" I retard Aper's Pills as sae at the
meet reliable general remedies of mer
times. They have been be tree in say
family for affections requiring a parp-
tdee, and have given unvarying ma=
tion. We have found them an timeliest
remedy for colds and light lever.." -
W. II Woodson, Fort Worth, texas.
" For several years I have rolled more
egos Ayer's Pill than upon anything
des in the medicine chest, to regulate
bowels and those of the .hip's crew.
Pills are not severe in their so•
ag
wit t do their work e I
timed than with good effect for
cure of Ikidney tro-
dFeliciadyspepsia." s
, Hew York city.
pMueller.
"I have found Ayer's Cathartic Pills
to be a beast fatally medicine for com-
mis illi Kee �s yother pills within my
1fy are not only very
akilieritill,itt sats anti pleaaant to take
whiicpch must wake them ill; the
Most, PlMebdpbia, Pa.
u)d Hartel.
Ayer's Pills,
raarAnso ST
OaJ. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Masa.
bid
by nal D.b.a. Irstlsres.
$900 BALd RY end ..
• to Agents. ]len and Women. Teach
err and ('kr>(ymen to iatrodute a mew sad
peputar.asldard beak,
Tesilmony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
The scat remarkable religious took of the age
written b) :W1 eminent scholars, (
Kmiec ('o,ltian wants it_ ksciustoe territory
▪ few. Apply to The Keary RHI remiabl.
• R.rwleh. Amen. bI li
chief ditnam►ty to
pIlaure mtr,metal dUetuuxn sad es- i 1Mn11�lls hl'
trumpet rise, '(6r soh sad
weaker than the co,mmercuel variety awe-
tawing f per tent_ o1 impurity. The
tendency of aluminum to becalm coated
with • thin film of oxide in exposure W air
gives it a dull appearance and makes it
mouiteel for table ware. It lose" its tensile'
strength and much of t4 rigidity at 400M-
5lMw Fah., batvlsiea pasty at 1,000 Fah.
and melte at 1,3Ule. Pah. it .foes nut roll
or east well, and its conductivity for heat
and electricity is only about half that of
copper, its tensile strength is not grater
than that of eonlm.rl east iron and only
about one-third that of structural steel,
whik its strength in is only
about teas-seth that of cast iron.
A heir of aliuninum 1 inch .g0ae and 1
feet ti Inches between its supporta deflects 2
incites with a lea,! of 230 pound*, while a
similar lar of Last iron rapine double the
load to give an equal deflection. The
modulus of elasticity of abet . aluminum r
about 11,00IJ,00l, being only about one-
half that of .list iron and one -thin* that of
.141.1. Its presence in iron s stated to be
deleterious, and it is mid not t., lower the
melting point of steel, .tatemwts to the
contrary notwithstanding. The theoretical
coot of 1 pound of aluminum as merle by the
Pittsburg I'onipany is 20 teats per pound,
the items being: '1 pounds of adonis•, 6
cents; 1 pound of carbon electrode, 2 cents;
chetntwla, carbon dust, and pots, I cent;
'L' electrical horse power for one hoar
twitter power being used), 5 cents; labor and
, :d cents; general expense,
interest, end repair+, 2 cents Ithu amounts
to only Ib cense..
Athough the value me aluminum has been
touch overrated, bods it teal its alloys have
many useful qualities- The difficulty of
Juddering it *alleged to have been ovetr-
uortae by the use of a special flux smear, not
ststwti. Herd or soft solder, enc or an
elle.- of zinc and aluminum are the solders
wet The difficulty caused by the softness
of aluminum is also said to have been over.
come by alloying it "with a few per seal
of hardening metal,"or hunmerng or drop -
forming.
Dread Out et lewdest.
A Star reporter was informed that the
departnteet of Agriculture is Interested In
a plan for making bread out of, sawdust.
m
Almon"! By no moss. Scientists belie,*
that there is no god reason why the tithes
should not be entirely Practicable- Sulu
duet. which is "chides,' is of precisely
the e chemical a* stank.
The two are ex the eamechemiowl
formula ---C6 H10 O�-that is, nix tarts el
carbon, ten parte of hydrogen and flyspecks
of oxygen. Thew are the simple ingredients
d either ,tareh or sawdust. Now,eays Mr.
Rusk, why DM twist the virtue out d los
latter. -Washington !tar.
tree Paper.
According to the London Paperrraker, ea
it nmaker onus tolled some irrm sheets the
avenge thitknees of which was the 1 1400
part of an inch 1n other words, 1,111010
iron, or
*beets n1 this in, piled e upon the °then,
would only measure one inch in th4kww
The wonderful fineness o1 this work way be
more readily understood when It is remem-
bered that 1,200 shoats of thinnest tame
mar measurer • fraction over an May
Them wonderful ins, sheet were perfectly
smooth and easy to write upon.
Combe.el.ss of tubber-
A few dere sgn • hos of markinunhes in
the atlantic il,nled 1Vareh,use at San
Vrenci..., began to give forth smoke. Fin-
ally • permit was got (rens the enlleMnr to
lien the hot. It wae taken from the
bedding and ripened with an as. As NOM
*s the fresh air struck the unntand dome
leaped into the ear 4115' several feet end a
-loud e/ smoke eseared•
Te.w.M 1. Meller,
Rootlets.' °Mai m t'nets, towns of Mere
then 10.0011 igkulatenta aline of them
slumber more thaw 41,I100 inhabitants, Mao
have between •:1,00x1 and *1,ei11, and the
remaining (orates have from 10,0110 to
Mvmsa TIt1.s
To lira Iwe4Je.W to the
do Mb of bore in
eitdatag 01
ireowl to
had llrr..r MOM
-TO-
FARMERS.
A great revolution in the fanning mill btai
nese. Fanome mills lees than half price.
Old fanning mill trainee that were used oy
our fathers moa graoe fat hers are now hetng
utilised in the construction of the latest im
proved fanning mill, which 4 certainty a .av
ing to the barmen.
The old frame, gearing. fan and ash ,s are all
need. ).swan,( nothing for the farmer to buy
but the Aresetreag Imtpe.v 4 `rain lord
treed ('leaser, which that* no mune tugs a
Common set of fanning mull sierra, and can
he put la soy make of mill. no natter bow
old or Mew the mill i.. without ioouting it. and
can be taken out as racily as • three -combined
,et of sieves.
it don not dlaarranee the mill for the use of
other sieves.
1t will positively clean out all oockle, mus-
tard, fox -tail, wild per, wild alai and other
foul seeds out of the grain without blowior
any Into the chaff. Baring and cloning ell
alga seed at ate same l'.me.
It ll a very oompirte clover .seed, flax. timo-
thy seed. milletpeed,etc.. ,machine.
Iteleans grain very speedily. If desired.
it is said tO give more weight to the bo he
iced leo. waere than any other machine made.
Itgives about ,.. niches of screening when
regained.
It samples grain better than hand picking,
because it equalizes the .nmp)e..
It U said to have no equal fair cleaning Need
erste, became It removes ell shrunken and
broken grain asd seeds. wiring the tamer
purr. healthy seed.
',you w.•h to see and try thie machine,
write oo lianaww. , to seed one to
your born, so you can tee and try It for 7o1r
self in your own fanning mill with your own
g ale.
--RE 4.1) -
WRIT PRIITISIL FARMERS AIT
ABOUT IT:
Stanley Township- Hayfield, April lath, 1161.
Armstrong Itros. airs. -1 have used your
Cleaner : am well satisfied %lilt th soled
they do a 1 consider the cannot be compete
thumb, for Meaning tb•b, seed. Rover. pees,
wheat, haying three lean' expsr{esoe and
trial. Yours truly, JAMES d AP CIfIIAN.
Felis Reserve. Colborne. Ooderic4
bleier*. Armstrong. Oestlenea,-I have
used your ...rewires( Ocala sad Need Cl..aer
for two wsasoes. cleaning MI kinds. of grain.
clover sod gram meed. not only for m) sett. hot
for m7 neighbors. with the greatest BatiNfac-
rlon. 1 have used several kinds of milk at
d Remelt time*, bet have never seen the spout
to your Cleaner. I ma clean very speedily
with 11. 1 have takes tool seeds out of my
grain !could not get out without it.
X A V IKR BAKCHLER.
Meant Plessent Farm,
Uoderlch Towwahlp7,� Ooderlea P.O.
WORD Armareng. 0e1•tN10e11‘.-1 lave cl-
ears beell very backward In roeseatieg te
reea1mead say star►Ise ultimo very Weil
set4dd with It, bet I tab $bear* Iw Meam.
& lead hat year Wahl sad grad U..' 4 the
p.Mie. 1 eel the met of mr tali ter meed.
I have tried Mame. makes of m1UM and
sieving and dad dew' Cha5R doom tet heat
work of say. It will elms eat all teal smeek
d ere demise without =atlas any unmans
try warts of amis. it Is ea excellent meal
simmer eee well r�maim ia
�n.l.er.
'MARY ('t'ItWIN (Deed Oran Parm.n.
O.derte► Tow.skfp, Ora. 7. Lot le
Gederlek P. O.
Te Wheat 1t May Careers. --I have per -
chased ore of the Armetrese Orals .M mod
t4es.ers aha Spring sad or der se 1 have used
ill 1 M theeoad117 marled. 1 do eel kaiak
tame le say tae the to equal it t'r dwylau
meed firer si say kled. I weld rwoeoowwd
It ie my renew t,rssere as • very prelaebls
11aehlwe for el0*alas grain fee seed a
market. J(11111PH WHITELY. au.
Mears. Armoires.. iter Mrs. _t rreberd
w .f yam Anrueag Ohms sed Seed tiara .d
5aabawe117aMnwseeatekwt In N -
Muds el grabs. lax, Mer and erase red. 11
doss e heat Werk; It der very
y set speedily. 1 meld art be Meter rill
with • ismehIIa. i wools, rte esti it M whoa
1 ggw1�vw lar m meld i eld min ser wether. I
wowid motor have It Aar my sew sill ibays
siesta ERMAEDAlllianm.
n.wllp atrhalws isle. hamate 0.
ARMSTRONG BIOS.,
tderfohh, Ont_
SEALETTES,
SEALETTES,
SEALETTES.
John Acheson
For Sealettes at
$4.50, $6, $8.50 and
X10, less 5 °/o for cash.
IS ton
FMB TAILORING,
CHICAGO HcYSE,
WEST STREET,
Alongside Montreal Telegraph Office. The right place for
first-class clothing and gents' furnishings.
Choice ready-made clothing.
B. MacCORMAC,
MANAC+E Et.
MISS C.A�ERON
Desiree to return thanks for the patronage which has been so kindly extended to her Bur-
ing the past year, laking it the moat enoo.s,fu[ year of her business expenente,
and treats that the releuons existing between her customers and herself will
continue to be as oordialas they ha-.. been in the past,
Au i using' MILLliv r,Y.
MISSl'AMIRON has brouglet from the come en extensive assortment of Millinery
l hoods for the Fall treat', the latest novelties to he had to all branches
and will be pleased to have every lady tn Ciodertch and vicinity call and in*pn•t
her stock at the old stand,
HAMILTON STRBET.
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JAS. SAUNDERS
McLean"a Block, Ooderich,
Ili NOW RECEIVING 1“14,
Xmas
Goods,
Which comprise the newest and new selections
In the market-
�1I verwere,
Jewellery, Weal
ding Rings (of the
best quality), Nickel and
Silver -plate(' Tea Spoons,
Table Spoon,, Knives anti Forks.
Spectacles (all ages), Combs, Brushes
and Beads, beautiful Plush
(:osis, in Ur+rsing (,'alms
and Albania, China-
ware in great
variety,
Which will be sold cheap for cash, as they
are bought et cash mom.
YOU CAN BATE
$ $
B7 perch•dag year rtralt.rs, Better.
►rasea, wledow shades and Undertaking
wsr eeds
Ln J. N. fUULLmrr, mtlyr.
PLANING MILL
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tits 1 CANADIAN Patine Italtw ay ('0.'I
Tgt.kot•en Asa been amelis41.4 to give the
publics that -clear egret.e with fair •lid per
moment compalnies.
It Is managed on business principles sad is
the Caterers of 1s estrous.
It denary,* the oupport t f every person who
believes In oompetltboa.
For quirt e. 4srh w ibis Cain
Ilam t0+. th all Dare aid 1.01.1.501.
la tared iitaiiii��+., Camara .04 Manges.
Direct t*rou r1. wins to all pole,. In the
Nenkwees.Hrltemb ('e1scara and rauslic lout.
Crice-'butk 814e Warm.
R. itzsmarVL
111EI-tt Local Masashi• Garrick
Adel. FOWLERS
gli•EXT: OF •
•WILD•
BERRY
CURES
HOIiERA
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La 1 C 'sAV'
RAMPS
IARRH(EA
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPIABITS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SASE AND RELIABLE 1 OP
CHILDREN OP ADUtTe'
MOLIE OD'El
8nch'°son, SYSTE RENOVATOR
41111114 I
SASS, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers Is ell Wade et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aid 4•Ma►'• metertal of every deserfptlea.
School Farnitnre a Specialty.
MONEY
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