The Signal, 1892-5-26, Page 22
THB SIGNAL: comma ONT., THURSDAY, MAY it, 18f!•
THE POETS KORNER
Rem .ty alseaaer's t.......
le thy scum .f eadnfsrt waning'
Rim and .hese It with soother,
And taroegh all the yeah d famine
I4 akin serve thee and thy breaker.
Love Dins, will 1 1 thy .termho.m.
Or 1b7n um handful .uU renew :
feomat fafor will Mere
Make • revel felon fur two.
For the hart grews rich is giving :
All ita wealth is bring grain :
is.ds, whteb mildew in the renter.
Scattered, till with gold the plata
Is thy burden hard •af heavy
Ib thy .ups drag wesril
Help to bear thy brother's
t:ud will bear both it and thio
Numb and weary oa the mount•..,
Wonldet thou sleep amidst the snow •
('hate that frozen forst beside thee,
Aod together both shall glow.
Art thou stricken to Ides battle !
Many wounded round thee moan •
lush on their wounds thy bananas,
and that lulu, shall heal thane own.
Is thy heart • well Ott empty
Bone but t;ad tle . mid can pill
Nothing but a careless fountain
Can its ceaseless longing still.
la the heart • living power •
Self -engrossed itastrength .inks low ;
It can on y live in loving,
And by veering love will grow.
REDEEMED.
"ill give up this .ort of thing alter I
am married," mid Perry R•lst ase be raised
►
glade half-611ed with dark -colored liquor
end drained it to the last drop.
•' Better reform before the event takes
place. or the little .vom;an who takes you in
nand may Lind her task a pretty hard one,"
mid the young men's companion in • jokine
tome.
Perrys tape flushed and his hand teem
Med as he replaced his glam upon the coon
ter.
" What do you mesa to laminate he
asked angrily.
" Nothing, nothing whatever, replied
the young nun hurriedly, evidently anxious
to avoid a quarrel. " ('once," he mid eare-
laealy, " suppose we take a .troll up Broad -
As the two yo.11g oleo mantered along
arm in arm no one would have imagined
that they were p;.rle intro hated, or that
they had been upon the verge of a quer
rel.
The man wh.m reasoning powers have
hese destroyed by the demos Hum stands
upou a ,mouldenag volcano which 'nay at
any moment destroy him, body and soul.
Many • life has been forletted or spelt be
hind the bars of a prison is payment of the
blow given to remeut • taacied insult. Father,
mother. wife had child are mode to feel
the unjust fury of a drunkard's fre.ay,
and as they crouch trembling at
the sowed of the dreaded footstep, may
God in His infinite mercy watch over
them
" You are not goiug out tonight, Perry!
1 thought perhaps you would like to
hear she new song that I have been practs-
Lag
•• Bother the song ' Krug Bertie out of
the nurser . he will eiyuy it immensely
mid Perry Halston as he drew on his verr-
uca.
Toe young wife turned aside her neat to
hide the tan that dimmed her eyes.
" Non couldn't have me give up the club,
Myra! The fellows would my that 1 was
henpecked: and you wouldn't hale them
ever think such a thing now would yon,
Myra'" asked Perry persuasively.
"OH course not," replied the little woman
emphatically : " but -but. "
I am glad my wife has common sense,"
interrupted Perry.
Pressing • careless him upon the quiver•
tag bps of the wife whom he had promised
to love, cherish and protect, be walked hur-
nedl away.
Game I'll have to tura over • sew leaf
after a while," muttered ferry. " I'm glad
them 1 married • seeable woman. 1 ebonite -
ate solum, 'Candle lectures,' and all that
sort of thin."
"T10& dreadful club ' ' axe/mused Myra.
.o Why d.. Yen" spend so much of his
time there ! 1 try to sake hs boon
pde.mn1 ; 1 Mee eve gives up *pendia(
. mob time with baby . that 1 will
be aide to attend to my masse. Perry
used to be iso proud .f my ideate, but
Lyteg her head Spon the arm el her
chair, the bole wanes sobbed, until
� �hly esbaasted, she fell uw • drip
Five bean pater she was ar.am�
by feehng • beery hand ape her shoal.
dr.
•' What in the mischief are ou da
lag bar at this hour " ascbim.d • loud
eon". " firm have been waiting forme, the
soea5r you Map that sort of thing the better
it will he.r
sprang is her feet and .w bee bit .
laaaing against the wall- There wee a
o adiin leer upon kis .ouateaaaes, and his
body swayed to sed fro, es he made as
effort to Mand erect.
A startled look crepe into m M Ralston's
dark eyes, and without • word else left the
seem and walked slowly tip the stirs to-
wards the nursery.
O baby, baby ' she rammed, .bald g
opts her hams by the side of bet sleep-
og child, my cram is greater than 1 caa
bear ,"
' Miffed, s she ' said Perry with • snow,
as his wife eieappeared through the door-
way. " litter not wait for ns again
!bat's all I've got tom " he .secluded in •
muffled voice. He onot have roatinued
his remarks even if he had sleeked to do eo,
far by this time be wee esteaded upon the
1 br.athntg heavily aid filling the at-
meap a nth the foeses of the vile stuff
that has hese the .hese of m many enfold
heartaches.
As hour later Myra Rauh, with la.
bincheAd to • death -Bite entered the
roan. She paused beide the reeembeat
bgnn and clasped her beads convulsively.
Hot tears fell from bar band% eyes, and
her hends trembled as tit gike.d • large
shawl upon the form of the me VIM lite
hnsgiast &strew and WS a itallM
t `might bee bens am t mMlappberas
Paso alga ! "The mime of lily y 1 -
tit. i• Ae1e i Way Ile ►leek ergs .t
dselsdei Ile tempered by a mt>
• . • •
A word of rioter men are I Me
eseral i. • fourth rale burr
aril it die leu pearl al the city. A dna
. ebb y dre.asd r bairn ar mss•
Wow M gra him poet w.S MM
" Cain% de it, Rearm. a en ewe tis
.s deisms now, aid the bees gams odes
to shut dews es yea," said the barkeeper,
His-
tea.Mailing the �. star: g.w
•rl'u
take the ria.," said the visa,
tmt.� kis dyers area it gaudily ; " hot
will have topity of W old
wss
se," noled►elo with a tantalising
laugh.
1 t was Herts'. neo. Myra gave it tome
to buy bread and coal, ' ttauered Perry, as
be t armed away from the bar.
There to • stir at the door, had the seat
comment • man bearing a child in W arms
eaters the room
-• Gores this youngster's dem for ; I
found him in • mow dant elder the wiw-
dow," mud the sem, moviag towards the
stove.
'• Throw the brat out wilt ; there's
no mom for bum barer mid the pre
prrt.r brutally, at the 1"m
same e elating
forward se if to carry out hid Lebaanon or-
der
S.eiag tkot he had goes too tar, the m•s
drew beck ..d permitted the perms who
held the child to •pproseb the bre. As be
luted the limp form the old cap that cover-
ed the child's head fell off, disclusiag a mea
of golden brown nogkte that da•tae.d
above a brow so white that it seemed as
though the •. Angel of Death " bad already
cleansed the little one. The warm glow of
the fire revived the child. Rasisq hs heal,
he said faintly .
" lot see go, map ; 1 must rind ?go"
The blue eyes wandered from face to
face, the child's lips quivered : thea •
succession of quick sobs echoed through-
out the room. -''1 figure crouched is •
distant corner of the roo:n moved usessily,
then lifted his heal and glanced around.
As the child caught • glimpse of the ia-
divdu•1 • smile illumined his pinched fea-
tures, and, reaching out its arms, he ex-
claimed
"'There's paps ' See, papa. I tried to stop
it when it tame out of mamma's mouth :'
He held out hu thin little hands,
which were covered with specks of
blood.
Perry Ralston bounded to bre feet, and,
eloping his boy ion his .nice, sped like the
wind towards the miserable teoenient
which but partly sheltered his wife and
Mold from the cold blasts of wind that
struck a chill to the heart as it whistled
mournfully around the miserable old build-
ing.
Mill clamping hu iight burden, Perry
mounted the rickety stain and entered the
room where his wife lay upon her miserable
Iced, so white and still that, for a momeat,
the wretched imp thought that her spirit
had taken flight. In his talcum. agooy he
threw himself beside the bel.
"t.) Myra. Myra, my darling, I have kill-
ed you! Will you never come back to me
again
felt the eft pressure of a hand upon
his head ; musing his eyes, he encountered
the tender rare of his wife, wbo, eren
though her trust had been betrayed, stall
bred the miserable creature who had,
through his longing for strong drink,
plunged himself, his wife, and his child law
the seething whirlpool that 5 ever groaning
to esgulf all that are too weak to resist
temptatuo..
The child Itertre crept close to the aide of
his mother and, closing his eyes, slept the
peaceful sleep of childhood.
The spirit of peace seemed to have en-
teral Myra Talman's heart. l'erhaps her
near apsroach to the dark river had enabled
her to lift the veil of futurity : for, still
clasping the hand of her husband. Ube, too,
slept.
. Pepe are you going out tonight ashen
• bre rt•fece.l boy as he glanced eagerly
into the fa -.e r•e a gentleman standing
scar.
•• Where could I find • better place or
more congenial company asked the gentle
man smiling. " Besides.- be continued,
'• mamma a not well moonier, and we will
have to contrive something foe her armee-
meat. What shell it be, dear"tensing
towards the frail armee that occupied
• great easy chair near the open Pic
iec
p l-ou an always dome something to
promote our h. pine.., Perry," said the
paps lady, smiling. We are very happy
ra
Bars and 1: yet sossetimeu, who. I think
of ef- "
" We om.00t entirely blot out the pot,"
mid Perry Ralston s • tremulous voice.
" My .t a.nwit shall be life- long devotion
to my God and my loved ow. 1 know
that to the life beyond there is • peace which
ps.etb all urdentasdisg,' and a reward in
the love of • ,savior who suffered and died
that i might be redeemed." -M.A. Thurston
u N•twssl Temperanw Advocate.
C. C. RiefkIaue & Co.
• (;atrmestr5,- The top of my heed was
bald for several years. 1 used MiNARD'S
LINIMENT, and now have se good •
growth of heir as I ever had.
Mss. Aueauy McRet.
R beatly River, P. F.. I.
1 bare mod MiNARD'11 LINIMENT
freely ea my bead end sow have • good
head of heir after Meng been Ir•W (or
'semi year. It s the may hair saner I
have ever found.
Mae C. Avsaatm...
Stanley Ridge, 1'. K. 1. le
THE TRAVELLING DAIRY.
and the Miscall's', West M is .Lima
Tase.d..t ter l'revlarv.
The travelltag dairy seems to he • sur....
O Canada, end if its personae mantissas
is aged to ite promise, the Canadian farmer
will never have cause to regret its inception
by Mr. Jobe Dryde•u. It was le also first
conceived the idea of seeding s travelling
dairy through this province to give the far-
m rs, their wives and daughters, practical
instrusioes in better making, sad to arouse
• keeper interest in duty matters generally.
For thin purpose he .Maned $ small amp.
proprieties from the Legislature, pad ea
coo ulttne with President Mills, el the At.
ricultural College, they decided to mod out
Professor Ikea sod tee assimilate, who
ware to taker with them • complete outfit el
lwattermaking and milk testae apparatus,
and to hold westinge at varies plum.
Doris( Meptamb.r ten of the ladiry 1.11
fain were vested. ..d in Dreher twelve
meetings (iedsdieg attendance at three
fain) were held h Aum. pont . Daring
the owning months it ie to n-eemt-
ttsemp. the work imago leis your, and
kgm.r5 should certainly aot lame a op
P.rbanity of this sort, width le la the lino
not only of instruction but pelt.
Aar -.nano. Is.e y hoes made by
Peaelde.t Mille for • large aember of asset
Ops deputation' es is chane d W..1.
R R A. lir. Palmer, • gradear o1
the A °Ykarat College, montes Professor
Dean mut year, in kis traveling dairy work
Be bit lately bees atteadi.g the famous
(kdr, oohed at Medius, Wb., and viitiag
ems u/ the ler eentaifeeef r.um.rkt se
dila.. Re "U1 be arieh d by Joy Me
7ivfalh, .f Shatertb. whoa at
het tended I
Dew -
tag ▪ the last three year. he Ine sessegml ria
Leadesher.' eseamery, .wad by JAW
Harsh, of Disdain►. 11i. dgatnlw
.torted lam Goseaag'., 1a.i *.sally, ea
May 2, wish • main reed malt
Ak.0 Sweaty -or me alp will he held is
that moody. 1k. Praire. M.PP., d New -
hero, .mu/ Freeman Bates, sit (:.a•aaiaa,
seresary u/ the inetitate, are making the
Leoaaa•ry an.ag.wanta Whet the meet-
inip in that uottnty are finished the dsputa-
tien will move ea tbro.gb t:res•ille, lien
dr, Stort.out, Glengarry. aed bark west
through the northers comities. About live
uurtug. will be held km weak.
The round d.pst los will be in charge
of F. B. L 10 .11, R. S. A., of 145b.ra,
county of Heron. Mr. Linfield is .leo •
graduate of the Agricultural College. He
attended the Madison hairy Schou/ during
part of the Winter, had hr needy been
working in Pretence Roberl.ou', expert
meatal creamery pear Woodstock. Hs will
be assisted by Janine. Ilona, of Ayton, a
butter maker who has had a gnat ileal of
experience in practical worn. -Chis depute -
eon ,toted is Weetwo.tb oosome with an
outfit similar to the first. Their first meet-
ing was in ?melons on Wednesday, Nay 4,
at 2 r. v. They will pees through Limodn,
Welland, Maask, Haldi.mnd sad Oxford.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Mr. t.1•dstooe's writings till twenty two
pages of the British Museum catalogue.
Mrs. BaUungtoe Rooth is mid to receive
but $7 per week for bar services to the Sal-
aams Army.
Dr. Jame. Martineau, ramous r a then
logien and ethical teacher and the brother
of Harriet Martineau, recently celebrated
his 87th birthday.
T'be Archbishop a Canterbury favors op-
enissgg the picture galleries and mesas on
4unday as an antidote to saloons Great
Britain's Sunday drink btll is 175,000,000 a
year.
Mrs. I:ladatooe has an orpb...re at
Hawarden with thirty five or forty bo • 5
or t, years old iu it, and she gimes the Ode
her personal attention. Mrs. tela Intone isa
G. O. W.
Mies LOU Harrisoe, of Leesburg, Lomdon
count". Va., has been selected as the most
beautiful woman in that State to represent
it as ode of the original thirteen States at the
Columbian Exposition. This is fair to the
fair.
The money order deportment of the Pitts-
burg Pot Office is excessively in charge of
Mir MarySteele, and the reoeipte, almost
12,500,0lot year, marc it as probably
the largest business Dandled by any woman
in America
Miss Howe, the woman who won the
second prize in the competition for designs
for the Women's Building in the Colombian
Exhibition,wr • classmate of Mies Hayden,
who won the first prize in the unto. In-
atite u/ Technology.
1)r. Haynes Agnew. the great Philadelphia
aurgeoe, who died re•ceutly. made it a rule
to charge his patients strictly according to
their circumstances. Those of moderate
mse•n. paid 12 for each •sit, whale. wealthy
patient was often charged from. 11,000 to
$2.500, and the wife el an English nobleman
once paid 120,1/00 for • single operation.
Otto Mears, president of the R10 Grande
Southern Railroad, when a lad of ten years
ran off from Russia u a cabin boy on a lum-
ber sloop in the Gulf of Finland, -and a year
later he found himself in San Francisco with
a single 1250 ifoM piece. He was a soldier
in the war In California, thea • burro pack-
er and an ex driver. Afterward he develop-
ed into a railroad costrsctor, and ever siaoe
he has been on the high tele of prosperity.
He owns farms and .attle ranches and has
helped to make and unmake Colorado t'om
gresemeo and Senators. Mears is now a
wiry, rather dnedup looking man of 52.
TEMPERANCE SENTIMENT.
Welke • •seep.
'there is a temperance lessee tin the fol-
lowing anecdote- A farmer owe employed
• young man to labor ,upon his lar., with-
out knowing anything of his habit. AU
too soma the farmer found that his now
hand was addicted to drinking Medians.
and this habit interfered with hie useful.
D OW
"• Joh., said the farmer to the mea,
" 111 give ye one 0 my but sheep if yell
give up drinking while ye work for brae."
• Is s • baryon." declared the man.
A grows son of the termer, overhearing
this agreement, looked op, and asked, " Pa.
will you give me • beep, see : if 1 will ..t
drink this masers
•''s.," replied the father, "you may
lave • sheep."
Then the little boy .pole up. and maid,
" Pa, will yes give int • sheep. too, if 111
sot drink!
S., soh, you shall have • sheep
After • rasaaet ■ pa.e the little hey
darned to hie father, and mid. " Pa, hadn't
yea hotter take • .beep, too
I dorso, I demo," the father replied,
doabtfally, .red then .sddealy concluded,
"1 decks' i'll try it and me f"
The old gest1emss wow beard afterward
to declare that be male the beet is -
vestment of rasp that •.sees he weer triode
in his life.
TO. 11,0611111 SMega
prem T1s Netfaawxfllnlwr H.tld.
Philadelphia has as anis-treatise society
and it pee it• brit annual dinner in that
city • week ago, all account of which agree
that it was • brilliant e'00• . Mom than
@pity members were present and the officers
reported that they bad received a Iur
masher of applications for membership .
the ergsaiestios.
The Anti•T eathtg society is os.iposed of
club men who have banded together n e
.fart to abolish this Antenna custom of
treaties. It is an orgssired protest against
the Mbit of treating not oal bemuse it is
riotous i. practice, bet fou/ in theory .red
ss.esd in prbriple. No or .t all familiar
with the whi•et seed he told that this habit
o1 treating is one of this moat conducive in.
Meese to intemperance. The oma who
iso a ethos ales, bays • shies of
and departs. rarely accumulated a
jag. Oa the .thea hated, ddoeee per
e ons enter • •sres sod me says " Geoe
boys, it's MAL" It is coa•ilered quite
the proper Wag. as • rule, for the rest of
the crowd to repeat the invitation and by
the time the party is reedy to break up the
individ.•l members thereof are quite likely
to have imbibed mor. than they or cao-
vesiesatly arra and if see actually istox•
bated ares • kir way to become se. The
tholi s. of the habit of treating would de
more to reduce the stations of o]reakensem
in the 1.1151 Steles sham all the leagi•Isti.e
rMMrietse that new I M ret kms or ever will
be enacted.._
Rttglia1 Spawiti 1411111111111111 re rar,ves all
Merl, sett our caltraaesd heap and blemiehee
from harem, Mort spaeie,enrlm,.ptiets, rim
Imam, .wewa.7, .tiles, sprainst sore ,urea
owellen threat, cough., ate. flava 150 by
mee Of owe tittle Warrented the meet
wead.f.l biami mer ►.ewe. Reid
y F. Jerome, 413.17
t M.staw M1 Clnittilnt.
The preemie ed Massing M'. and boys'
lathing i. perfectly style, though Sher
ies..a.J aoirdaarrnt. Diammei, taarm.su
.ad with materials win stood weelon,. and
if • art, vest or pen d woman 1. very
dirty er Shiny this s the beet wyr b dims
.ad tomb's it op It le the way the pro
/.ssirsal scourers do it. runt, slake a
strew s.o.p emits with clear Warta weber.
Never ..oh cloth w water that bits been
used for other tftttrg., aa it will make it
linty. Somme the gareeruts up and down is
the audit std rub out all duty pl.c.s sod
grease •pole It .ray each soiled, it may
go through a mooed suds ; thea roma well
through .w1eral memos as emus as rho
suds Sud Imo./ up to dry. Whoa impost
dry roll It up for an hour ur w . then pre..
It.
The secret el pxtrsuug without banal the
good. b....• •huuy 5. to put r piece W old
muslin lmtw.m the goods and the iron and
to take up the trop wuhout la, before the
steam stops riuug from the cloth. If there
are hail wrinkles, ur shiny pieces. put • wet
.lath over them and pros with • hot tree,
uut furgutti s W lilt off the umwhim the
full hoop 4 at..m is ruing, au that the nap
of the cloth will be lifted.
e '• ■stetmesdal nares.."
'flu following uaa lust *tern ta.ued to the
Salcatiou Army w Englaal
•• S*frt y natchse are mow uuole by the
Social %flit', without sulphur or pea
pborus, which will flame without .t.rtkiag.
What do we mean ! Just this That if yes
are uun,+rnrd and do not luuw whore to
°home is partner, you own communicate
with (i.looel Parket, klatrimosu.l Bureau,
101 Queen Victoria street, E. (' . and be
will toot probably :pet you rub lest
what you want- y lovable end
Peopie Wander
WIi EN they final how rapidly health
1�� is r.•.tored by taking Ayer's Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation; contains oily the purest
and most powerful alteratives had
tonin. To thousands yearly it proves a
veritable elixir of Ilk.
Mrs. Jell. Lie, Brockway Centre,
11JLh., writes 7 " Liver eompfaint and
fadigestlon made my life • burden
and ,time near ending my existence.
For more than tour years I suffered un-
told agony. 1 was retired almost to
a skeleton, and hardly had strength to
drag myself about. AL kinds of food
distressed ten•, and only the most deli-
mit ,old be digested m a11. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief. Noth-
ing that I took seemed to do lacy per-
manent good until i began the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which bag pro-
Mused wonderful results. Soon attar
c.esmeaciag to take the Sarsaparilla I
.bald see an
Improvement
O my condition. my appetite began to
return and with it came the ability to
digest all the food taken, my strength
Unproved each day, and atter a few
'maths of faithful attention to your
directions. 1 found myself a well
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine bas gives tae a
n ew bone of 114, and I caaaot thank
you ton much-^
• We, the undersigned, citizens of
Brockway Centre. Mich.. hereby certify
that the above statement, reads by
Mrs. Lake, le true la every particular
and entitled to full credence." -O. P.
Chamberlain, O. W. Waring, C. A.
Wells, Druggist.
"• My brother. in England. was, for •
Wag time, unable to attend 1 . his ooeta-
ytion b rear. a/ stns on his foot.
I sent bin Ayer's Almanac and the tee-
tas.oniais it contained induced him to
try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After using it
a little while, be was eared, aad is now
a well man, working in • sugar mill
at Brisbane. Queensland, Australia" -
A. Atteweu, Sharbot 1ak., Ontario.
Aysr's Sarsapariiia,
n atraaa er
Dr. .I. Q Ayer a Car, Lowell, IMMMs.
>lMesp;.1s. basin, et. Worth M a bolas.
ANS TMt
Insplogplits
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It toes not separate nor
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.
Beware of all imitations. Alk tar
"C -e D k L " L• mu!sies, sad ream
as others.
rams COC an* el Ks S07rlt.
Bold by Ir. Jordan.
>felsars Ai arias
A NIMAr
ATENTS
satwfi.s i�ii�
licit�wnku
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MO PRIZES FOR STUPID PEOPLK
%' who h3�ht�J_�/� ;a �•
g_• without 11107 .
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LAI)Ililb• Pit, t*R1At. WIaC':LV or.rs either aur-ct..s V-4tht t,
a Amur ler '1 brow Hundred t lase te the •l.., ret ds trills fired carr,,,
mistime •o the.b.•.r u.i...ti a teat rd •t a r qtr "ewe-, Ili:, Ear L, +,
.ecosd Corvert soIl...• 5 a r.•m?tel � . aur �w•�Kyo: ropy..
t!.•tb:rd .. art .0 ur...t• . 1 ads: til m'aaei I w each el sem thesis c,.,.. ism.
t .rte, s gala 1)re.. p ,cern .�t•') sols I* a ,v orkre' to cuk }I tseat in COMM
tors. eas,uar.nt Dinnsard rrenem ('war'! 4u14 I. -reach et the leer t ten.
E reedisig • rcl ti.rn ingot ser osa with the rt'w. Ina el oe. cent .5..„," , le
ecnh�t I'•pnr• mortb;s trial .mbar ; let tr5.5 eaphil 1., THE LADtliar p° ,i-
T'Ofi! EI:IaLT. 4'-smla'r .Lt;.1� oetl,ilUehlN_rd w•n'.ytr1.r. Tt.r cd
.AIM cost -!',1 «,ret •maiden berry tion ;amain ma rec. in first reward, had D ash
aloe 1• cider u leccred. '"
Pm the correct seam,. reecho, tut k rt!ercJ a 111,,, pate* v l ek ..luted at Iy
ho
r tie soar to its la•i • 1.1 10 tea. i i k .d g..tet p. t1r+'11ratmaseanal Far itlege I r nee 0,1
ho..rth and fifth Isom t'•e het w.e bre a, ted d se rlel:.n' 2v1.4 (intd N .tea it, ike ,i•.u.
',oath.e•;h.`
uh, n'nth s..4 test. $ •.••t I. •• f"t • .1 Art be :o riled saber a ASIk 'Luis
lattIeen (.n :.:: ' Fermi to Lay mho: a Berke Stare Ilea. i•' • tf: •. , pi. c. s.
11 there abet:el be tie stz r. r n oar tw".,.re,! potsses aM4; u•; • ,r..- • .ol.ttoas to this roe.
r cb wilt be me: dad wi di a a Wit a I'o'ta. 01411ue4 rem*
receiving kenos ,em
oil: be pub+:vea1I.. 1
l is ;,Naewt
evl :,nyen lltsoigh '.t Canada.
Extra twr't,ice•w all M to n obit w$t'Irr t..: • abet to taves.l.g the lineal♦
tuts Gee ul ;h,, 1 , mien:c to astst w.ray. T7ts c kisol is % t u i!on t. s pr:la- rats t. so
1-s:t ,r.•-ti...t• 1 • '• 11ntrs t.". ' t ii.t.".kw. mtkSt sisal!t M alloft
ea$eb-prang• iterate-:. It'.:t:..:.a.tte '•M-:" tMrre'usl..•.tsy1 I rra.thr,ar
1.r..rel
. r • -,.. , aro ftr:743 cru, surbelky is raoraaraeea 1n a w -
tits
"ravels. .1.. 5..410/01.3 ••ars hi. ..0 ..r Lion hoe t....v)r. Addie.:
LADIES' PPCTO"IAL WEEILT, - !gib TOaONIO, CANSO*.
t/ c tri cw.< river taupe -at put.,
VI 011 SUPPLY SOU 3PRII9 11018811118,
TAe Venders* Rent rood,
ArcdZeaf fsrJlouwraaJall plow*,
Goring Seed.
Plurer Seeds-apsertni rwriefy.
jf rse jedsGl i. - 4
Oen (Amditioes Powder. - ..aiiy lad
Quinas Phn,ilnrc
The odd rrl:abk, prom filmed
l t fur bur olieseiwy.
t 7 ...r M.f.1 Pekin,
I hr .12 md.l v
Jr. C. GOODE, -
A. 1). ( .
Veda *as.patw, far preardliM jar.
Sassafras /litters.
.4 yer'. Sarsaparilla,
B.AR. and dR Irndiy para.,
THE CHEMIST.
713J` v 'V ,V "cream
PHOENIX: LESSIVE
gOTS AND
falba of THE
TAM. TREATED
... wasease-Tfa.
sr. - 0.~' - via
y,..s..a - pmmm
podia XL. 1 1
d 1.4.11x%+• tau ta
sosiClatana
r, mow Oaf cern
Tao Watrntri-
t
pe tie a al t►.
riedortion
00ne menthe .( the ,
myw the aver.
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The latest and best 3ompoand for cleaning and washing.
Will not injure the finest fabric.
Used and recommended by the leading institutions of Canada
F. JORDAN, - MEDICAL HALL
-wits -
TheLatest and, Bun
0 UR Mlat DOEAOH has just
returned frim Detroit and
e4ber cities with the latest and
best ideas is Spring Millinery,
ani will be pleased to give the
benefit of her experience to the
ladies of Goderich and vicinity
who desire to avail themselves of
her services
MRS, R. B. SMITH.
Glasgow Hower, Mardi 23, 1898.
NOTIOE TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just received a very amiss ism tl:
NEW T EAS!
•-+--1oTpa'r1U0 Of
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
Wkioh wo ;nor•ntra IA est at lord
10 Cents per Pow Cheaper
Than oan be bought from pedlars.
A trial order will ate -
vino) yon of the trntltness of this assertion.
We also sell the best OO77fl obtainable.
REES PRICE & SON.
2
11
v
fh. Average tali
r 4591* at tke 4
.5..e average* are
•
IS 15 = , N'.rddo cl
Toroeto '
a.ntenhsrst Ike
pnekliR& 13 6e .
I.rru.l though o
mote the •ver. ge
piatpitatr.n of 9
ay.th. crammed 4
is lmdbaa d soot
we a.eraje for t u.
tau tea years. W
fir .1pnl to speak
• hon: whole to
wane and genial.
tan hos ranged fr
swam with Int
, ether:v had nor
Fiat \CaiAT.
1.50411 a very fare
sal tb..-rop - pal
pre.*r el an ea
l.-o•smr when tip
.or.l by a outfit.%
•.1 Ow: slightly
▪ •.w Sri very rap
m,h. until About
n teed. whon 11
seer fn.tr nag
• tinea follow
e rihu4 the west)
Montalto growth
O ani, 500410n* ti
• te.ureai,l set l
rows hat browns
•: . cn! &flashed
maul *4)015 •
eeatbel was ear
u a.iyent, if pot
wdi d.,ni.tless :q
reprds the coal.
.rel* although t
u looking
+arm loons anti
.ants ahl blac'I
wet l.n.hs at has
t••rn frost. The
•�ippee�waar te have l
Hereon fly dal a
tise on early ere
err,- worm nil
!soft I'ractaca
larrt% .s to the c
from the count'
water., nn rtt-enu
vu/ not start the
elope F:acept
proem tudicai4
to wheat will 1
tht ;uta, .l tune
tie of May it N
lust• for gorwl
WIvrta RIC
rrgeetaog met
-reIt tuffs
killing, nail 't
quite wlsfacto
to a very lame
rule to early M
'off se. -As
eh -wet winter*.
Moser,, male
trate of writing
weld be rsprm
proem indicat
potion .of the
rather light yw
le.rtt n.me fro
pas Bay c
Naos, lere7 ■
lions feu • fab
nearly all oth
4reeth od last
4.1 held•, whit
owl for the n
s , etletnuent 1!
•h.a.v;T."n
67s.where *ha
''•.owl, tunable
heating,
u 1 .a low,
frosts b
est* .extent.
fa.rrATwua
uulturt
'mutter reesai
.tole hue Iittl
mess wf .tpril.
1' the early p
5 ngnrnwe c
•rwthen, had
vie-. an risk
the m5foonesh
h• smith, u
sesame the
-aril coastal
ess districts,
17n5 hrfloO
kind• love
Soh .+.itis
owleg t-
.r.ewl• of
Ato
the ttstecoin,
many lamb.
Mgt en set