HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-11-20, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891.
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8 M "Moir 11 ee-
1 at.5a the osier to gm leMe ; pletinMes
• treat sad vigor... growth ; ppm
the formation of
daadttl; teethes the
Wroth and diktat
ltd Inger% • dais.
este bat Wang fpm.
▪ "Several maa.t s
ap .' heir cot e
What
and tar mime
qrin
. I triedmany
bea they dM aoI
bade WL
a be elf Ayers Hair V.
and. tlcall, • part a the ism
mel, sty tread was covered with a
way growth of aairthe I beet In the
measl
your
ortd. '- I[..dses y, Shorn Grove, Ly.
" I have seed Ayer'• Hair Vigor tot a
muwbev d , sad it bee arroyo glees
h ea las, prevents the heir e�tt��ehwatra.thea
mar. lamerse
Ihip the ging lea J.r11.ebe., 8•lim sad e►�• Gad
"I have thused e RAyes . the Vers for
u ..q.a1.d. bFor h•Tt t .
hair to its oriaiaal odor, and leis some
isgLa revue, dates Rapids.it masa be KW 0...
•'Ayer'. Hair Maar le a Blast tang-
iest
apish
ens
jr at Is from say owe oee1 the growth d IH
makes itluey ant soft The sr bafro • c.te-fee thiaiYaL ' -,i. W. Bawea,
ltdttor " ibMab.r. • MlcAtther, OYa.
" I ban .ed Ayer', Hair Vigor ler
the prt�t o years. and111 /1.,. t s It .
to b•. It mom the attbF
oobor b balr. canoes the hair
to grow �ytry keep It .eft and
pWa .' - Day, Cobra, If. T.
My Naber, at about the aged gtty,
lost all the hair from the tope( hie bead.
After one .oath's trial a Ayer's Hair
Vigor the hair bum coming, M. in
Wee maths, be had • 8ae growth d
Int el the natural Dolor. "-P. J. CvJMs.
Saratoga lf. T.
ye?s Bair Vigor,
raseaam eT
gr. .1. C. Ayer A Oa, Lowell, Mass.
field by Dummies aid Perfumer .
AND Tisa
Hypoplflcpiitr of Lim aid Sok
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CURES
Scrofulous and
Wasting Diseases.
Chronic Cough.
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
Prostration.
General Debility, &c.
Dee ars. of as kasitatioos. Aak for
'tb. D. & L." 1aMWoa aid refuse
all °Marg.
PAIGE SOC. AND 111 Ks DOTTIA.
.�o1d by F. Jordan.
C. SE AGER,
NEW BLOCK,
-•)op•rite the Mutat.--
Money to Lend
Cheap Rates,
Farmer's Notes Cashed,
Goderich Steam Boiler Work
f aahlished IMO.
Chrystal & Black.
SECOND 111ND H1011IBBRY
11 Stock For Sale :
1 50 -horse -power upright
boiler, all complete.
18 -horse -power upright boiler
and engine.
1 6 -horse -power engine.
1 48 -horse -power horisontal
boiler, complete.
1 50 -horse -power slide valve
engine, all complete.
The above have been thorougb-
^Vfrhauled and warranted in
tlrnt RIs* condition. Ready fbr
Immediate delivery and will be
Sold cheap
Mani ordure will tessfris pewit aI t a •
Weighs t Gip. s. T. e. Maas-.
a r rw preekthe amended I.
P.O. SOX 861.
THE tGOUNTRV MAIL.
Raw the C. e. r. sea Leilmen t.
De sussp
Laents Mae
em
John W eennek.r, reet.ratee Omni et
the Dried dries, ernes w follows u the
Americas Apieultarw, aad what he says
es et utters* to all sisal anuses of the
Deminiea:
whom • tow Awes M 10,000psp.batis.
hers the biome. tkeF� pOM.taaand puts demi up...
most is oath:srrtised
.tabid • carrier miss to Cosines
mil
molter at the lours a hem and edeas.
Ae the Mw. suersases Ratiess are
sahnehe . nos the �
*'Rearrice k....
p. e with the growth .1 the taw.. While
work r��ra�g ea a the thiel
lig goal., t1. Isembiell, homy
istaithat, viii,.., and animas, all
papas the moieties rate el postage, are
Mfr le set their Nal as beet they eau trove
the pat etas* a the wilier ur et the rail
way etetioa.
. • headet el os. hundred hooses, per
baps arty pangs form the village, and the
vlctsege a.ak. • daily pdrunige of • die
Mace of (ruse eau bra w- two mils*, from
the hese to the past oboe, to lad out
whether there is any .ail or out; amid a
kindred more p.e.s.s within the circle of
the aloe do met sed it aouvesiest to go to
the post Ake abuser than .tame • week.
(leis buadrsd or mora- perw....ro each day,
ea all weathers, to the pool
.helot, otos at • great personal iaco.ww
ieaioe a5J disoo.Jort, whoa • aiegbe carrier
touts nom or twice eat* day make the
rotted of tie vilhyts ad distribute the
mall, sad eve the hundred • daily
trap. collecting at the
sates time from the letter boas*, located
et the street .-er.om, the mail to be for-
warded. A newspaper brought every day
W the door of the fanner or workman who
has no one to go to the pistolling for it,
would find a thankful subscriber and light
a my (amp u the household.
True enough, the village or crossroads
inhabitant. or the dweller on the farm,
choose. bis bons' for his faintly and anyht
live u. tb city. where gas amid water, sad
wadi Are brought to his door; but when
p.opk p� the e sane isle a
postage, why nee nee potties of them
have mail facilities denied to other portioma.
1. it taw to the ravel localities to refuse
postal vers 1,-e equal to that provided for the
eaten' 1. it nut • reflection on the intelli-
gence and aspirations of the farmer and the
Galan to ignore hia need of the c elven•
mutes of . sod of supplies of
newspapers and magazines! Iles u not re-
tard the *cuisines' of country distracts. to
neglect t., provide. in wane form or other,
Means tor at lest daily interro uter with
the rest -of tie world'
To carry letters. newspaper., and emp-
anels, awl kave then in an odt a rom"te
Sous the horns to he called for, is oily a
partial fulfillment of the duty of the Depart-
ment N ith the well-paid railroads, star -
route contractors, and aril messengers.
traversing every highway to the
utteeniest nook •nil come, of the
Pad, there aught to be some practical
way to utiles all these forces and spread
the hoose to home delivery over almost
every quare mile of tis great country. I
firmly holism that when such a scheme is
Ili proper operation for • year, it will he
proven that the lacrosse of revenue will
fully oeunterblaace the necessary exps.di•
tun.
The Wt Coatroom !aniseed to arguments
es this subject and ellew.d the Postmaster -
General to use 110,000 of the appropriation
for Fier Delivery for an experiment in the
stall towns, village.. and farming district..
This fact between known te some extent
through the newep lien, •pp1lalto.e wore
made for a trial of the Phu; sod is the
order re.•oired forty -.eves oles in thirty -
use elates were equipped with hotter box.
•.d carrier service. The Bret tw•olre n4
them offices were desigated February I.
1891, and a five mostsu' trial is all that hos
been allowed up to the cluw of the Depart•
meat fiscal year It is. therefore. too soon
to get f.11 results.
Hat it is chair freer the figures at hand
that the t.ore.aa of than paid
all the tacrrassd espouse. This is a signi-
ficant fart, and if the manse results follow
further . , a great exte.ains of
the fres delivery is readily at hand.
A laag forwent stride would b made is
the_ pootrl service if the Beet Congress
could find tints to ooeedw what are owes
evenly regarded as the little things of Peet -
office Department, hat which are really the
nwosrry and almost ellimpertant touch
a the large* department of the 4:overe-
aaet upon the comfort and program of •11
the families of the country, m well as of
every Miner e.terprt., great sad small.
Abut Mores.
rel
mg.
Of all the bores that I detsat
The am then gives Gam wast dense
b he who Yams my bosaMag with
A studied calm indifference.
tQ . non
Ons elms of bore I often meet
And would delight. to scrooge sad gay,
Ad that's the dose that over fails
To•oquieaco in what I my.
VMS Cvuocs pons
Had i . big she' set
Tb.t never failed to mash as eye
How 1 woad decorate the bore
Who into my affairs dolt pry?
Till mtRE.
1 sham wish that like • catapult
I mkt swing forth • 1.l.nopiog kirk
To hoist the whining breve who rams b the.
And tel their sorrows till (1 . rhe see
Mel.
•
.
Jed
eintaa..
(i.ribeldt's mon have made geed saber
bet have acquired an unenviable esgabbae
for shady traasactious in business matters.
The latest survey of Mount St. Mise, in
Alaska. plat'es the height of that femmes
mountain .t about 19,000 feet.
Wages are so low in Idia that meso may
he hired for fg a month to do household
work. A dotter is • great sum M there,
.ad one small a day the rale
American cotters wee introduced into
Terkaaa eight or tam years age, its enbae
Iseult devolownont being phenomena. The
produce for t�hls year awe.ate he 196,000,-
000 pounds.
A etertuSg Possibility.
A young darkey was trying to bargee
his feet above his bead is the frust yard
of he patents' residsac a ea the enthiA..f
Cambia. when W 0s.mw die er.d bins.
Throwing up hes hada JR .halm All a-
•"VON, What >• Asia' dere?
Ri JOINS! .
Yoe Ss' step putt.' yo feet eves ye head
Pan ting ra knows, obilo, roll by nab
w
bra to de held.'
AO Tie !rale. own.
"Why diel yeti seed that pair a .Y
ties r
Ilsggimg year werrhip's pard.., I
thewdst they me tees. "- OeseMss dam Tri-
besman.
..eves roma
Mr. Opese p•-1 emit •M t•' pie rf
loam Iberia it tts.M he saga.
Mea. Opener" (tearfo yt- Ani yet1 w'
le. we wine meitieW yes amid yes mild
TRE KINtODOY OF %DOYEN
A MRAIOE OF HOME AND FASHION
NOTES FOR THE FAIR SEX.
RA -tea .ere5555 the Worst I. th• wwlL.-
aero •pi••4N P5,5s1.re rime. res
♦visas Irewtas Carries.- A MMeI 1o..
Meter -tree.. n ► We...
T.rf *.peeler.
W. he.e a seam*gewwbag and
1mi.. mg ever the utedY{wt.:y .d oar Mary
A••e and Whew .at remade& ourselves
very badly a..1 because they .5. sot opine
n earer the l.una.•le of perfection, bet the
Rami•a servant double theme's our a
yeget w. end the Rumen
mbtems has trials osmde whtch ours lade
late itrrgintbcaace. livery household hoe a
1581 of remanent They go oil to sleep at
.ay hoar in the day. They annex ayibing
intain reach, and truth is an unknown or-
es' la them. A lady menet bap .beat •
hoses of .he Ms, .11 .ante with sad •s -
thorny over her servants. lS1. tea only
scold eel wad for the spirit of the domestic
to move her toward the acoorapheluas.t et
her duttea Tb servant u •ape uted to
provide her own mattress, and usually aim
en tile kitchen slave in winter soil out u
the weird la summer. The Plea ef providing
• mere for her servants sever occurs to the
FURNITURE POLISHES.
mo.eth/ag for delicate ('abi.et .ad rapier
Mach* were.
Lgs.ue1 oil, >` or.; spirit, 8 ca.: vinegar,
3 oil; butter o antimony. '2 Oa.; oil of tur-
pentine, 8 oz. Shake well before ust.g, ad
apply will a woolen rubber.
.t eau */.law.
011 Of turpentine, 16 ox.; ethane', 4
drat; become, 4 of t the alkanet
in the oil until tul8cimt y colored: then
scrape the beeswax line and form • h000-
C�e.auu+ mixture by digestion over a water
balk. Fora pale polish omit the alkanet.
♦ Mates Y0IJAN.
White tax, 1 pound: solution of potash,
32 ounces. Holl to proper
t'm.us iso. rest . ARvSD WOOti.
Take 8 mucus of linseed oil, 8 ounces of
old ale, the white of an egg, 1 .ounce of
sprite of salt. To he well shaken before
using. Druggist.
Wo. t►. Qaee. NOW., Lally.
The carriages in which the Queen appears
u public ars fitted with spring cushions,
which greatly relieve the fatigue of ac-
ksewledgug salines. As the carriage morel
the springs oro est in motion, and the lady
seated upon them bows first to the tight
and then to the left side of the rood, over
and over again Perhaps the Genius car-
nage" arc not fitted in a similar manner.
for the Kmprem during her London Vint
seemed less at eras in availing herself of the
mechanical aid that the queen and the
Princess of Wales. Whether the latter
ever uses eprinr millions no one ma tell. as
her of hats raised and
courtesies dropped has the look of sps.ta.o•
onsress, it is w graceful and natural.
A Model Love Letter.
Every woman adores lave Jetta., .ad
hers te an ..cravat from one embodying such
a high deal of womanhood that every girl
and ronnton ought t•. pate it ammo her
wrap book treasurers. "'leero ta No woman
like you in this w.',e •ortd. Who elm has
so much silent woo eo little self omega;
so much reputation with se little .f eetation;
se mach literature with so little nonsense;
0o meek enterprise with es little axtrava-
p.os; se much tongue with so little mold;
es week eweetaam with w little .otter;
m .ash u se may those ad m little of
. easy ether Omer The letter wee
written may years ago by the Rev. 1)r.
Stowe to his fatseus wife. Harriet 1ee.her
Stowe.
.\bout Pica uly's sleep.
De warmed require a larger amount a
deep than men' A german physician aa -
ewers the above query as follows: The fait
is wameri require • larger amount a sleep
than mei. The morns excitaloility of the
female is generally greats*
thane the case with the stronger .x, and
• woman's Jeep is consequently lighter.
Her dreams are mere vivid. and leave a
mon lastino improbities ea the
Women addicted to dreaming usually
an hour longer than those who do sot
dream, for dreams induce weennees. Any
este who sleep without dreaming ries or
the morning refreshed from Yu coach,
which is, otherwise, not the rase.
Maned t. wht.wahle.
Flannel is being considerably worn, mole
eeporelly in the (Dalry. The princess of
Wales is credited with having started the
fashion, for, as you all know, Her Royal
Highsess suffers at times from rhentnetism.
Hers is one recently seas at oen of the shoot •
ing parties gathered ata well known chateau
and won by • pretty young woman A
rhemisette of 'hand with a tun (lows col-
lar bottomed down at the ode with two
btto.s. A assn's cravat sad a miler'.
kat. Skirt of flannel striped with pi•nk
ad belt of coarse canes ander .1551 the.
chorales is confined.
To Respired Nab Cartata
To mem ma curtains, bay .t the
her I heavy brass .5,, ., 11
brass rode bythe foot, and flat the mid
pigeon by the oses: ay machinist will eat
the brew into peeper Iowa* for yea, and
the rest will be mach lee the if purchase
.d reedy for g, at the for.isbbg stove. If
there is • piece of the rod let, • foot or
more is lssgth, it will be food easel as •
rule. To prevent tt from rottiag, slip over
mit .d as inch el rubber tubing, whit+
may be oblaiad fes • few ,gats at the
hardware eters.
A Wismar Tart Reporter.
Ark 1. Time esjon the di*i.etien a
being the only newspaper worn in the
world,he the turf aa• spmi•lt She
ie • bight, atsvw wants. et sheet 50 yss rs,
well versed is pedigrses sed r.eas.ig, bet
met Mal "honey" is osuyere t,o.,s.d with
• we.ts.ly dignity which always eommetde
regret et the pool but, the teeth, or the
hotel corridor. She is • corrigen.da° for
*boat lifts* dailies, including the (liio.go
Tribes* .a
Triand Herald, d bee bee. Glade
the tate* a tthemend.ted Preen
as W
EARTN'H fie THROW
• sabmwe. ttlyw.s Dew. In Mea
Amwnw
the .she gicure heist 15..I.'.4,*.l..
frees theme Milli w the leer .thee Asks.
Mee It whit peebthIy- the le.p.S las-
'pet r ell Ib w & Tine h MOWarm
wflee) without • curve. 1. this 4. -
tease there la net . gage* bridge, end no
megli g larger there ea orei.ary culvert, ee
w• greeter then roe metre is depth, end .e
111 d • height cowed►" ono metra TM,
in ales as esthe alse.00 of weed w the
plata aims whitish the west... ..d a the
rood le 1satsll This h.. lad *e the s1ass-
sive ens of rmwlit. tees, Aid will be em-
ployed .n assets the sem red.
lay Boise De..r. •
The btggeet 'meet a no hind u the
wort, N tLe Hwosies beetle of South Ar -
:ea, which goers w bas lochs* is
11 inrid, whe5er tr■tbfully w not, 1
great members el these creatures ars Se.te-
tio..g seen es the 0ta.wsia tree, rasping
the rtad fres* the &louder branches by work
Mg around them with their hors antil they
cause the jump to flow. This jure they
drum to eroxi.Mom, and thee fall ems -
len to the ground
Toe Weatd.'t Kiwi a alas of Tit.
The meet brilliantly colored alloy yet
known las bees revealed in • recast caveat-
Iptia by Praeesor Robert Austen. Ile
oomuootioe ls about 78 per tat. a gold
and tI of aluminium. It lee a nett purple
soler, and bright ruby tints are orator
w1en light is n8«•ted from use surface of
the alloy to ..other.
Imagine This wrl*isg Iap a ~.50.11...
Mr. t ladseeoe is the owner of the largest
lead pencil is the world. It is the gift of
• pencmlenaker at Keswick, and is thirty.
sine inches in lengtl. In place of the cue -
turnery rubber cap .t has aold rap. 1t.
iistinguuhed owner urn It forfa walking
stick'
suppose t.• Cerre.t Should !11,11.. lou T'
The largest dynamo au the world r said
to he in one m the cluimnium works in
iwitaerland. The is made of
pepper and weighs over six lona. The ma-
tinee bas the capacit,T of developing 14,000
tapers* at thirty volts.
•5..a. RN Oise Dig Thiel'.
Whet as said to be the biggest quarts -
still is the world is in far-ofT Alaekka it
'+remits of 240 .tamp, 116 , 13
, Gad requires 300 horse -power.
The plant is tat Treadwell -New York Ad.
verturr.
NOT HER SHARP TONGUE.
It M the Evil In the Mimi of Woman That
Mases Her Dagger....
Mall I tall you plainly, bluntly and
without my mincing. what type of woman
I think the vast dangerous' It u net the
virago the moods of • sharp tongue are
hard enough to bear, but there is • balm
for thews. Mother maybe orerwerked, or
sister may he freeoniethi.g is the
matter with the digestion ohm when the
one we love scolds and is dsa-
agreeable u maser and speech. The harsh-
er word is ones excited and overlooked by
the mile and the areas that are sure to
follow. Se, bad as a molding, aa�twg
tongue may be, it las •Ikei•ttou, ad
somewhere then ran oscine made to at it.
But what palliation in there for the of-
fence a the women who socks by hes
blad5hutsuta and %rniac s of the evil
oils '11 awn te steal the aim -
tions of a sue away from his wife' There
are mete such people in the world Ma you
e.aa i.agiae, aged the evil is sot 000gssd to
the one ea either. An intriguing woman
at sea who .tesla into a happy home .ad
seeks to udwwtioe it deserves to be stoned
an the highway. She nay steal your pane.
your diamedm or your cbeckboek, and,
while love reigns os eta rightful throne the
home will be happy. but let her seek to dis-
crows Wye ad estertau a clad tine pas-
sion in its plata and the founlatim of the
stoutest home that was ever founded au the
rocks a lige» will Noble in rein abet her
ISM
Avoid the twingeing, fascinating, danger -
ons, dee/ping women, thea. who rscoyoiva
mo eaacuty in wedded honor, aid by her
wiles and witcheries lets in a thoua•d
devils to the heart ad home she cans* with
her presence.
Draft.
limit, w -called, is Ur difference in weight
between two columna of air, one hot and the
other Cold. The former riot by ream of
its heatless, and the latter rushes in to
Ripply its pier Hot air is lighter then
common air. 1seause, beteg expanded by
beet, it o.cupies mors .pace for the ante
volume. Suppose. rye the Engineer, we
here • emelt* stack of certain dimensions; if
metres • certain number a cubic fest of
sir. If we build • he at the bolter of it,
we expand ilia sir Gad it therms in vol-
ume, raisings se it increases. Naturally this
_takes • causes of • given .ember of cubic
test which is lights* than the column
of the same capacity outbids of the
stark, sad this air seeks to re-
store the balance. This is natural draft
pun and simple, and os its upon •
very slight differencedifferencei• weights he1 very
lit is needed to check it. Carrying the
smoke @teak or dee boriea.Wly is • tax
. post the draft proper, for the bwiaonbl
alum hes to liedragged by the vertical
cols... The borinental column area
rise: naturally, therefor*, it has se value
for MMermseiag the velocity c4 the embeds
eolunis of au, but has to be moved by it.
All chimneys Meld be perfectly..ee►th in -
aide, without projections of any kid; Meet
of all should they be foaled with soot; this
last is one (f the greatest of Abstractions.
Forced or induced draft l simply memo -
ed air drives into a fartios by mm•as of
Lana, and has an artificial velocity imparted
to It by the.
Rrter-Rene ane Ota.
There are • amber el ..w fa.ey wares
filo means.
The esl.0.ww with the corner neer+pd
at re • e•t.holl ie fhsaly vepredaeei la
FlorMa ware is p.rf rtly whits, with al-
ligator shim a.rk5*/p, and rage aged lays
asthma applied ha relief.
Whoa
Herh.H.e hes • wuAtee whish rake I
epdr5Md with trend
reek. sad i tions ed with hightyadered
seif it had hns
Mews r Idii,
dip 1M mei --
Gee were'. Wlsor.
Here is • there gonna by • seem..,
thangh not preached fres. • pulpit It is •
good one, •d is pretty sre to hit yes
somewhere, whatever may byour ep sad
Ireweet••eea: The beet thing to give
to per enemy .5.e.. ; le ep•-
est, taer•aee; tea .imam -
est,, your beam; to •
child. a good esenspls; te year fellow,
deferents: to your mither, esd.ot that
will Me her peed a yes; te yeereeH, r•-
oper: to d1 mss, .berity."
• Good Rate Es.rywhere.
Ry having s Our for each tool er hapb-
sant the work will he expedited i• the
e pnng. Piet the farm impbwamib away is
pod militias. oiling theta well, sad where
yea can roach them without berg ea pll-
.d to get eawethlatg else out a w ray M -
A411v,rtte•.e5a.
"Wanted, by • young ma of wlesbie
nowise. who is eentemIplo ing men
w ake the am..abtmi.os el se sMwh geode -
am who will dhseris tins ken taking the
fatal pinata" ---Sophie, Witelh•tt
semen se Reap err Reay.
wife--"1've gt4 to go to • dram reform
m.etiaig tosigi15. You won't b {su.
rae•,
.tut vis, my 4..��^
He,bos4-"Ob, ••, Weed. I tan ate -
mel butene le gate ea"
•
"August,
Flower
The Kea. J. W. Penniaore ie the
Sheriff of Kent Co.. Del., and lives
at Dever, the County Seat aad Cap-
ital of the State. The sheriff is a
gentleman fifty-aiae years of ase,
and this is what he says I have
" need your August Plower far rev-
"eral years in my family and fee my
" own me, and found it does tee
" more good than .ay other remedy.
" I have bats troubled with what I
•' tall Sick Flotanha. A pain comes
" in the back part of' my head first,
" and then soon a gpheral headache
" until I become sack and vomit.
" At times, too, 1 have a fullness
" after eating, a pressure after eating
" at the pit of the stomach, and
sourness, when food seemed to rise
" up in my throat and mouth. When
" I feel this coming on if I take a
" little August Flower it relieves
" me, and is the best remedy I have
" ever taken for it. For this reason
" I take it and recommend it to
" others as a great remedy for Dys-
"pepsia, &c.' B
G. G. GRESS, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury, New Jersey, U. 9. L
- GiZ,AT -
The Best Display
OF
SILVERWARE
AND
FANCY CHINA
BSOWN.
=ea. L.. �i.aooloely S2514CGES
AT
FRASER 8& PORTER'S,
Central Telephone Exchange, Coss. House Square
FINE TAILORING,
CLEANING SAbE CHICAGO HOUSE,
JAS. SAUNTERS'
NIl'I,I:A t'S BLOCK.
in order to clear out his stock,
nc he hes no roost for new arri-
vals of Chri.tmws goods, he will
sell all the stock at greatly re-
ducers prices. Jewellery anti sil-
verware in great variety : cut-
lery ; nickel -silver tea and table
spoons : tea trays and service ;
toys, in endless designs : vases
and China tea cups and saucers ;
ornaments, well assorted : combs
and brushes ; toilet soaps -a bar-
gain ; for all ages ; new
wall paper for 189''-3,000 rills.
all new designs.
THE WHOLE GOODS WILL BE SOLD
AT Low PRICES FOR CASH.
Call and see his 5 -cent and 10 -
cent tables.
The Great Remedy
CATARRH.
BRNGMANSIA
- :IS: -
Warranted
A bu.ttE uuICE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
R..1. K. 00RE
Sole iiatentee and M
,y AODERICH.ONT.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tag CAR•ni&s Pocono Rut.w.r Co.',
T'»aa17 hda here remlieted to ere the
ass tae lt uYIt viae with fair sad pee.
It aaassall or hesiab
eo protplee and i
the ale.t of Its patrons
It £.imam the mspport of every penis who
believes IR painmettl
Fer "Ma Ham, owasSttug with .11 Isutoi•eb•o
'll
t. heed 0055.., tamed. Siad a.,.,,..
Direct theseri wires to all prate he the
north (aet..mbla .an &'.ewes Omit
O1111ese-7Mth Mee WN• . i.
e. ugMi.VVL
MUM Loral **..err.Ooderieb.
WEST STREET , •
Alongside Montreal Telegraph Office. The right place fat
first class clothing and gents' farnilhings.
Choice ready-made clothing.
B. MacCORMAC,
MANAC+ER.
Change- of Premises i
Has removed his Meat Market to the stand on Hamilton
street, next to L. Card's store, where he will keep constantly
on hand a fresh supply of all kinds of meat.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Meat delivered to any part of the town. sl -1m
D. McBRIEN, Jr.
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.
An Exceptional Year.
TII* Year for has been +narkedis n / 18... aur eniaarpernal sign the
Uagasiar was established. N only has the literary and o (stetlea.. been ataia-
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Magazine. 41 the end of tieri the rfrrelation has risen he sort Mat t$o,tir.t, It raw laths
be prelte& that tie farther - !or the combs/ year oral be preporl.onate to these
largely increased opportunities.
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the material (*deficient in neither amportani.e nor range ut .utyeut. An.,.alt the augiooss
treated :
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amounts 'hematites* ONO le those eats* Iln assay Mads) where the roans of research
will be henget ter of sem erinos es well m for their own 1atmWla Interest. While,
from • scle.tlea Meter Thew, the articles will be aoontrtbutfen of great Importune. the
treatment will be th.wsahly and the elaborate Ulsetr•tle.• will ,terve to make the
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Important Moments.
T1e taw a this series of very sheet sena= le to describe the alga& ooroalon when gm
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Out of Door Papers.
re use *arty Sprits, will be begun • ouuber of seasonable articles, amass them bWg :
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The illustrations are rnade from original material.
A full prosperhesmemos Mike Nafiar NnamSer, now reads.
ream. as terra se se A TEAM.
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ROBERT BEVERLEY HALE
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