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Deerkway Chasm, illeh.. Yon* certify
thst the above )Ary Lake, Is tease i, every }ar�
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ee O. P
ambertmis. O. W. Warlag, C. A.
Wens, a brotheisr. In EisgI.od. was, for •
kee time. unable to attend to W. oece-
kysever a self agree or his bot.
sent him Ayers Alr.aree sod the tee
.(ravels th ains:a. ladened Isim Alter u.1rg t1
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a well man, working is a sugar
ai Briab•fl . Queensland. Australia." -
A AOteweU, Sharbut Lake, Ontario.
dyer's Sarsaparilla,
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THE SIGNAL : GODER10H, ONT. THURSDAY. A?114., 7,
TALKS FORTH FARMER.
IMPORTANCE OF .BANDING CANA-
DIAN DAIRY PRODUCTS.
tatr.ete Teem .a AMr.m w the Mare.t
by reed J. W. a.ammee. D.mt.ts.
THE COST OF ARMED PLAGE.
aYenpe to F.e*es be as Lame el......t.,-
NOaTeasley It.
la Lampe today 3,000,000 ase, the
physical Bower el ties eestmeal, have bees
ttnui.g, vasrekiag mid cus.t.t-..rching.
pnotirag .t targets, I.arsiag the nes of
bayonet sad sabre, sad performing as asar-
ly ss is passible is skeet tights the mobs -
Hears d seteel war. It was so yesterday
sad lest year sad through .11 the yester
days et (meaty years. Seven times d.rtag
Oise period has the postmen' of Gus vale
hest beam roswed ; eo..•quesitly there ere
sew about 110,II110.000 Keiropsmas, sot yet
beyond middy life. wise bare been &reamed
le the fighter's profwioo. sad who could
at she briefest to airs take their places in
the fictive army or to the reserve.
Leery my has its barracks aid parade
gewad; every frontier fro.as with •doable
row of f.rtifiestioos. M the earl of Gamine-
hoeath century, Europe, free' the Douro to
the Don, is s camp, wherein tea times 300.-
000 of km ebbe bodied moo .n bivouacking.
ready at • sign to spring to arms end slay
sack other The spectra* is without paral-
lel in th• history of lb. world. Kveu in
the boisterous days of antiquity, when wars
were frequent. fighting was the bummed of
compar•tirely few. Alesaudera pb•lans
and Cesar's legless were composed of pick-
ed mea who adopted the soldiers career.
and followed it until they weal retired or
bio to, Oke armies dtlallsaV. eald !'Irlhp
I1., of elusuras Adolphus sad Turenne,
varied in numbers from year to year. The
najont) of Xapoleos . •4.1 guard and 1
many of his regiments of the lite fought
through a dorem cauip•igus, and he regulat-
ed the quota of much year's conscription ac-
corditag to each year'. needs. But our
gc.eratiou has wits••+eel the espanaton to
Europe of a military system as seven in
time of peed es the old systems were in
w.r - ti m• , s sort of perpetual levy en
mama.
Measure which once Imre beets deemed
unjnsiihehle, except it the most threaten-
ing emerge -n.4. are now employed every
day. uvf what was the standard of war has
been final as the standard of peace Lander
the new system every eligible nen is, at a
given age, u ilkdrawa from his trade or oc-
cupation awl converted for three. or four, or
five rears auto s soldier, till he becomes pro -
Dairy CNblssteeer--Uwe Tellies .r 1.-
'- teres M KaMrprWat Varmee.,
la view .f the practices that haw bees
la verse is the past, amid .f the present
medium of the dairy trade, it seems meat
desirable that .aactmwb .bo.M be mole
promising toe the breading of cheese of Clm-
adian eaaaefootare m snob • way that they
may be distinguished early from she
predate of other owatnes, sad also that
that disti.etive bread should be evident to
the buyer, whether he seeks the informs -
Nm: or not
i would suggest that .very imadwtu.r
of chew front pun cable sulk cent•imimig
net lam t►a. 34 per .omit. d hotter fat
should be emitted to me so such product •
bread, such as "Canadian Full Cream
Choose." The ass of the brand might bo
mimic, persuasive : but its use Swell
also be prohibitory, except to factories
melting cheese of that description. A pea
alsy lee tax wrongful use of the bread should
he inflicted to the extent of $20.00 per box
of chess for every meters* where it was
wrongfully applied
Then each cheese factory should M en-
titled to a roistered number. Brands of
uniform .tyle, and the re istra.urn number
should be furnished from the office of the
I►an (' mustoner for the !tomato*. The
complete trend ntay take • form radar to
t lie following
'CANADIAN
PM. tries' • uaru.
/Iatklr•y No.
THEKINGDOM OFWOKEN.
A CAPITAL METHOD OF TEACHING
CHILDREN TO WORK.
Matey advamtages would (venue to the
harvest &MIMS frim the adoptioe of this
plan. '11.e product of e.da factory might
be followed or traced back from the re-
tailer's .reenter to the factory where 11 was
produced. Those factories which tura out
the very best quality would reap ea un-
doubted advantage directly : and the differ- ficie•t an tiring • breech -loader and is the
once In price which would thereby be civet appropnately•uaindgoose-ster. offer which
d, ae between fancy quality gee cosmos he may go back to his civilian calling, bet
Id . much he improve with the liability of being sammosd to
ggg�meutIy to Mise.liseand held apt the Britirk wrhets. iieabt-
lees for • tams, some of the theses buyers
sad cheese importers would oppose the use utaally spent ors food. elotbes lodging.
el Me brand When a retail seller of and Pent ohon, the
lb. M MM. C.pevvC.sts.•e for batt
Oleate-wsttaw.ee mew tea mss-- •
WoM•et4Ylko-'sere Wove. They Wear -
As Ideal Wses.a' s Orasalsattes.
Teach the oktMrou Wats of m idgetry
while they are yet very young. sad they �
will always be iiedasti.oae. titre them at
first only very light tool*. and try to bel
the work to wheels seek ukuld &seituaa.
Des's let them cars:. ten i.sg that they W -
oome tired rad so disgusted with al work,
Mt long enough to s.xompltsh something.
and if at le of use se mach the tetter. I10
not teach children that it it a sin to he idle.
but rather that then is • LION to be idle u
well ea a time to be at work. The sppm.
sally idle time ot the syu.m•titally hear
man or woman Is often the meet
fruitful to results, fur it is then that
many things are thought over and
pleased. When it is possible, let the
ekildres feel that they are working for some
de&mttt end. 'fY.y wish to me ON ase
and profit of their labor as m•• ', es older
people do of theirs. Deily them . .t, and
the very highest inoantive to habits of labor
Is removed. A good and irtustnoa wo
new wire said : -liar of the most bitter
meant ins of m)' childhood is taut my
mother. who was one of the best and most
rwralaentious women that ever lived, was
without tact or judgment as to my tasks.
On the inug, beautttul summer days, when
I longed to be at play, and when 1 ought to
have• been, since there aro always enough
dreary days in which to give a child work,
she would give me two ynls and a
Ralf of unbleached nt:alto which 1 was re-
quired to havem la was always stiff mud
rouge and diwgteeshle. If it had been
tine, pretty work. I would not have minded
half eu much. Timee hems had to he turn
ed mud measured and basted, until my poor
little fingers ricked, and my very soul re-
belled at the task. When my work was
badly dere, 1 had to pick it all out and do
it over ; when it was well done the pesos
was torn off without a word of approval
sad thrown into the ragbag. 1 was in a
state of bitter rebellion all the time, be-
cause my tog was of no use to any one.
When I said U0 I was severely reprimanded.
and told that children were no judges of
what w.. good or bad for tbem. That is s
great matske,for children aro much keener
judges than grown people, se a rule, think
them. Thar 1 thought that my mother
was vary wrong amid very cruel, but now 1
know she was_'_ Kath•ria. B .Foot
ends, woo ;1 roar
the'shty d fill ear (salary /lsisets• sins fight at any time unua he u 13 os 50 yeah
8e .anaemic wises eAisk 1. eso M this
Wiens needs no comment To est intent the
gem we mat reckon not only the mosey
also
of
ins
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DYSPEPSIA BILIOUSNESS
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ATENTS!
ilEIis. P401 SIRES i..iM WIER..ITS
move. and ell bile lases to the C. 14. Patna
-c Attended ey at MODRNA TS iRA.q.
Our office i• up oeite the t'. S. Palest
sad w :ar °Mats Patents Is the .bete
bee those remote from 1r4?HINOTON.
Seed HOMO. OR I)RAWIVO, We ad
iso u to estdstabllitl fres of eh sad
war t0 PHA UNLIM rye OR
AIN PATRVT.
he refer, Dere. to the Pestwte-. the east,
4 Me dv r Div.. sad to .eheia&e of the
1. S. Pates. Oaoe. Ter ebronla-, 54111or.
&nd referceees to &etas' emu, in yon•
state or County. wT4111I
r t meow & b..
''eno•t • e Palest OMe .. wdakIninen. D.0
le -
salaries of officers
sheers to an English tows ce city finds that ;' sad the stipend of common soldiers, betides
of customer. s •r* pleased with the he product ' Ute hetldng and repairing of fortithestona,
. •cert... brand• he wiles sad � I but &IA° the wealth which these idle multi --
want
wets factory I tales could produce were they profitably
hihigh tt Faddy titenough to pay • relatively employed. Thus computing. Europe a
wholesale
h (ver 1 than inr others_ The ! er h sot lets than a thousand milling
w ppla.ae house tram which he buys kis lasl a & vw. Her armed peace during
supplies may instruct their importers or t twentc tears has sera her ase mock
.Renes on. this ode to secure the product I as she paid for all Napoleon's tern&.: am-
id .beat or !base factories at area as d- I pates from the Lodi to the Waterloo. -The
canoed price, because of the active and par• ream.
PLANING MILL
(%T6r';N10n& 13 4.
BuchanaSon,
ea.Rteeserreaamie
msteat demmel for it by customers who aro
to the rotalt Tba a keener com-
petition for Oho goads of the best factories.
.ad s marked difference in the priers paid
for different qu&litme would result Both
of thew would be very much to the adve.a-
15ge of Oke dairymen who patronize the
cheese factories.
An immediate advantage would alas
accrete by the preference which l'.nsdier
cheese ander our owe national brand would
receive in the English markets. It would
be • guarantor to the arowner that there
wee no fraudulent iaitatioe ardor he
toyer. -From address by Pref. R.b•rts•a.
tepredset*Ve Pewee et Weed.,
Fanners who &11ow the weds as their
plantatioas to go to .sed have littls ides.
many of thorn..1 the labor and trouble they
are storing up for themselves. Seam cur -
ions experimentalist' has bees at the trouble
of a- intier: the weeds produced by • single
plant of some of the COmtuoneet varieties of
west with the following rather ► s
h startling
n in o 0 four, two devoting
1,300 ; chickweed. 3,000; cockle. 3,300 : themselves to the actual quarrying of the
3.423 ; chest 3300:desk, 3.400; date and the other two splitting and dress-
ing it. The Litter operations ere intereet•
ing to watch. sad the visitor may try him
Mel at spiitti.g, s feat by no mesa. se
easy as it looks. O.ly 10 to 15 per cent.
of the slate quarried is of any comsner'eiel
Tile Welsh Mate quarries.
Tourists who happen to travel in Wales
should make it an object to visit Bethesda
o. r. -count of its slate quarries. The
Pens -bpi quarries are probably the largest
in the world. employing upwards of 3,000
quarrymen and prolnctng 360 toes of state
a day. The general .ppearanoe of the
starry is that of a huge empbitheater,with
oe
arossfel steps or terraces, each of which
are fifty feet high. But no adequate idea
d ib Immense arse a gained until the visi-
tor notices the pigmy -like appearance of workmen orkmen on the lower levels. At pre
amt Me quarry u 1,300 feet deep. tad it
is calculated that there m. .ti11 1.500 feet of
date to exhaust before the underlying cam-
bricn grit r reached. A .j.hom of truck
Uses traverses each terrace to convey
the elate to hydraulic elevators which
raise it to the surface. whence it
is dispatched to Port Pearhyn by • small
narrow . gauge railway. The gtrnyme■
.salts Wild carrot, 1,300: da.dsliow. ,n bony boles ease. R10 • wee and work gangs
SASE, DOOR and BLIND,
ik.iors 1s all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad builder.* material et every desarlpsioe
School Furniture a Specialty.
Pat ronise
True
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PURIST
STRONGEST,
DIEST.
The to. Noels Cape.
A very stylish and pr.. -tical garmeas :a
the Ben Nevis cape, nude of navy-blue
Scotch tweed, fitulr,u into the figure at the
back and falling in a sleeve shape from the
shoulders. It is lined tnrougboat with
plats silk and the hood of the garment is
hoed to match. This cape ran be made ot
any color of tweed, with or a ithout the silk
lining. A handsome brooch or jeweled
*imp finishes it at the thr.x.t.
tweed. 4,3;1: greeadwl. 6,500; ea eye
lose!, %t00 ; eullow, 16,.100: mother.
wort, 1!1,000 : fox tall, 19.500: sow thistle,
19,000: mustard, 31,000; Canadian thistle.
43 000: red poppy. 30.000 ; burdock, 406,-
32111 ; purdahs. 300.000 • limbs' quartiles,value. Four different kinds -rel, blue,
11616,000. green, and gray --are found in this one
ream i.� w��• .- shore, -so
quarry. The tressed slates aro clasped in
There is so better food for horses wham different s. to which the high
heaven. They contain more hoeriakrswt scram of '.these," "Dacha/aim," 'tieing -
than oats ; in Sp•ia. Italy and is some or es." .sd "ladle." aro gives. Mach she
parts of Austria horsss are fed en beers meet be Af • eerier. tkicknem ; Oka. if a
is found thinner than the standard
bett
TM
of a a. Ind car stock tt cora. 'nest he out dowse to • "Duchess."
The sipa bears for boraas sad cattle pro-
"Duchess. -
dooms • h.autitul, soft. sleek coat :Oho ani- Among the workless are a _umber of clever
axle like the beans het ter than they de.ay ~mom of whom may he bought • large
_ both and trrrtaseaW arti-
stes
ether feria of dist, eta de it re !i k d
gaih mon geek while doing
my other sort of food.
g..v.be a I.ea•.wry.
SIM* ON s.h0My declares thaw eater. i �v. The .awl is trams the (;(lana and bay.
she is pear t .eo overety d. to part d.
iopnt.. radar the mama n( immacmlet. Comas-
the
seas.... N.tvi.s• Ica w Moses
the dam for the peeper dove t e- siore was the property of Pia iX. tihs A rsaelatias Ass beoa wbmittlA is the
the young be
expected
ont!Muballet a eau built ■ to the kWh.'" 1-.1°Yd's S -
from uisrle that , P g y 'nem Gaited Stoles Beate asking that the select
mIM nay he *:posted ' cation on the °seder d the Empress Bo- 1 isiairaittse es weatew's wgr.r. have "thug'
have had abaudamt ex.rctas a Me implies Nie the days .1 the sooesd empire es s1 d a pie
Osb that have knee closely Res ,up and daring the life i (t7 � the empleyme acgraPYmr
tsars(- Laertias sear" 01 his holiness lay et vtho ecc w tativw d w
Oases
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PATENTS
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write
Ir A �.i 6Tama.
e�s,t �.iat.at ri�4.14 the
passes q • astlw.)va r
c entif c puritan
VS* os ...1-nt+yom yi u:
rwlymg>ma ,paw tort -•
Costume ter amen Carl.
A dainty drew for a little girl u d light -
blue 1awu. White embroidery is used for
the deep yoke. through which narrow baby -
blue ribbons are run. .\round the bottom
of the skirt is a trimming of four rows of
the ribbon. The full sleeves here a ribbon
cuff, finished with • frill of embroidery,
which also finishes the sailor collar. A
wide sash of blue .ar•11 completes the waist
effect and the with i••ng en,fs in the back.
Waistcoats New the Thus.
Watstrwtn are quite the hostiles. -limy
may be made of • plain color or in abso-
lute contrast to the costume. An odd dress
is of navy bias faced cloth with a waist-
coat of pale heliotrope ribbed crepon. A
dark red w•istoo•t may be worn with .1 -
most any costume. A stylish wealth/ -
dress of rough black tweed hada war&eoat
d lizard -green faced elotb.
nuhlSiol
AND Test
OT
Liier Oil
HyP.impkites of Lime and Sada.
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
Wa,:tt.^.g Diseases.
Curonlc COL•,h.
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
General Debility, &c.
1
SPRING CIRCULA
Our Spring stock is now complete, and we were never in so
a position to serve the wants of the public as we are this season.
dress goods are all that could be desired, esnsaeting of a
assortment of the leading t�olors and styles of the newest demising
the Sprung trade.
We have a lot of good staple dress stuff.. which we are .beta
a great reduction These are decided bargains ; you should see
Our stock of black dregs goods is largo and well annorte(' in Bediegd
conk, stripes, brocades and plain in all wool. We have a �andg t►�
stock of cheap delainea, challiea acid imitation Bedford
prints cannot be beaten in style ; every pattern new. A fine line at
lateens, in colors and black. lu white goods and embroideries we take
the lead. Mantle cloths in colors and black, the finest stock shown.
We sell Gebeion's be,t shirtings.
f�
variety d useful.slate yourself, cad b. glad you dad not
alas d aarvod slate. (hicage Nerals g
_ --- --- -
yield to the temptetea to threw it away •
Pio te...'e *Mals For sat*. I year ago. it r Doming in this wm,ter,
A steam. yacht with an interesting hie I sad the odd, old-f•.boned patters win be
A Calque ,tribe.
There has been recently • unique ladies'
strike in Germany in tete of the garrison
towns. The conduct of the men, wbo total-
ly negle.a the unearned ladies in order to
dame with the wives of their friends and
acquai.tunces, dapleased the slighted
maidens and their mothers, and at tie last
regimental ball not an unmarried girl was
press..
The Gloves They Rear.
The glove with the high cuff is still in
yeses, bat a few sinking improvements
Ism* been made, sad the cuff u daberately
embroidered in fine jet or steel. Many of
the sew spring gloves are edged with •
deep band of black. Sage green, pearl
pay and ossein.* blue area *Ye popular
tint{.
crag Imitations. Ask for
ARTA
T'. f: 1.. "Etna.,- .'n, and refuse
We have the great carpet and lace curtain warehouse of the
county --three or four times the stock found in any other house -and
our prices cannot be equaled. We import the most of ear Brussels
and tapestries, and our wools and unions are direct from the mills.
Our lace curtains are imported direct from the wills in Scotland. 290
sets to choose from, from 60c. to 24.50. Let us shout you through our
carpet room before you make your Spring purchases. It will pay you
to buy from un.
fleadqu-trters for staple and fancy dry goods, carpets and house-
furnishingn.
COLBORNE BROS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
\\'., 11a..• jU -1 10.51..•.1 a very choice lot of
•
NEW TEAS!
-- -CONSISTING OF
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
Which we• ,uarnnt.•.• to ee•11 at (east
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than can be bought from pedlars. A trial order will con-
vince you of the truthfulness of this assertion.
We also sell the best COFFEE obtainable.
REES PRICE & SON.`
other-
rrlicc LOC ANp 11 PCN ■OTTl• -
Bold by F'. Jordan.
A Blemish' for Some Weise..
If yes mare a let of old-tasb1oned batiste
earl errsadie is year stowaway trunk, me -
was offoted for mak i. (lose(. reshot- I strew more .dmird than the sen saps yes
thlm from mi oomd to geed health •present s'e pie .ears, s to • ho report the h.•nng. boder* the" etommit-
_ V h' � .dry Rude We
Thi. MIA" ho all i. &otg astrtlels, the K• time
11.6" d snob b be is see.rd.ses when he .rtes .i.itd her. Wbes the teed 1.5100.1.4••
with
Ma yacht ..a t"r'at"'d .eater ►is death . atm- m'n ReE�
osier*. herd reties were feed as beard and were I A. Meal Orwsatastess
A Owed transferred to (J•rduhal Meru"( and bWriter's bl
y I me Writ'eb, whio1 bee heel fume
The turkey hes r the best living dseab. him .sat to the Br.mptes eeasorr. The any Dread is Leedom, "me &►t waress
Competition. I
Mr. She will hatch out sad care fee this'
es may chickens sa • hes (chtckoo) mad sea
be made to irW mf( two broods b Yids,
the Shit breed te festetee-
NNW yh.sasee
Maar* for hotbeds should be fresh. free
NuortTu. CAN r Pacs,o RaatwaT oat el Utter, well trampled is the bathed mad Om
first -.taxa mirk hes
ei ant ssse eptasUsYMblr Mir the hetet regulated by adatitsisg air and
ism�err s miters* �e best
thtt e vse eewl M eaamapprseseestt a merry *ssasa whin .
guava
•MN91tat-wlt0 ai t
alae.t pig with water, es the masers my
It m+mtseth en lirlardsdes .ltd h .. wanes der thea may
4-4
-4 kled tea. -.dmfs
Nem Oslo t.Ai•
Ona. saws early nearly always oohs the
bast growth sod yield. Mace it I lm item
M seer is early M .pats( a• rhe sell OM be
lee e a gad wm�
vesm•1, which w ant tele, Mr been cad M the Wald any l the „mime .nasi'
I ohEss GOODS.
R. B. HOLLAND,
for iraddttg perpoee. - London Dnily Now. _acre. It provides a Owe when maim
Nee Roommates.. {045410 le literary or jonreali•tke work
?e eYarek with reverses pr west the. elm write fe die.... dies. ase the atom-
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DUNGANNON,
Has opened hie new stock of
Spring Dress Goods, comprising
fall lines of all the fashionable
fabrics. Customers will find his
selection first-chtes in every respect•
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His Clothing Department contains
choice selections in nieot 9i suiting'
and English worsteds, also fall lines
in ('wnarlian taloa. frost the beat
manufacturers.
'(sitings suitable for ladies or geo-
tlew,.n's wear.
({ole agent for W. S $.aford's
celebrated readyasrade clothing.
Ordered clothing a specialty.
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Have adders to their pr'eient business one of le. J. Nash s Latent Style
of Olty Hearses, also the finest line of funeral furnishing{ ty,
and are now prepared to conduct funerals at prices reasonable
This department will he strictly attended to by hi. son Willem, w
in the employ of the late D. Gorden for the pest ten years. has prmrbk
knowledge of the blouses", and by prompt attention hopes
to of
public patronage. Remember the place West -at., on year
way to the posh
.Aide. Give ns a call.
. BROPHEY & BON.
PRICES RMUT. 1
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CHERRY PULMONIC
Has .o t1lfYal f1olr the our* d .(sera and aU «s[ 1�
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