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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT. TWTRSDAY JUNF• 23, 1392.
Choh.m's bride was ortgt.aUy kilt by the
Gewernseeat .ad afterwards kept 1a seder
br the enawu maid it was abeedsrd. •.d
Tia ken's bridge adopted by the Camay
Comma is iia plass. W• find that swing
te cheap is keataes of Midge a few panne
Ito isgl user the tad Medisg to the ahandea-
ed bridge ars stow sempsUsd to go awned
by the tree bride-.., whir.*es seelees semis
i•smavemaaoe, the diet."' M soil from the
town of WmaMla being iscra.esd seven•
eoteenthe.1 • toile. From evidence heard
at Wiaghmm we believe an agrsrmtsat wee
.rade in the year 1880 or '81 by the thea
Reeve of Turwberryy, to build • tout bridge
ou tbe site of the old bridge to satiety the
interested parties'. The work was not flow
00 with uu account of am objection having
been entered spinet a foot bridge by ewhe
of the parties mow *eking for Its erection.
who thea demanded • twelve foot bridge.
We had shot .n opint.m was obtained from
M. C. Comecon et the June see•ien m 1870,
as to the liability of the county in the emit-
ter. He advised that the .omnty could not
be cvonp.11ed to rebuild graham's bridge,
but that tt would not be advisable W par •
bylaw closing up the road allowance, es it
yy M afford good reaaoo for anniment that
pantie. injuriously affected would he entit-
led toeooIpeusattoo. 11'e tind thyt motions
were introiuoed in the County Councils in
the year. 7679. 80-81, meting, to the first
place, the county to build • bridge end of
terwards to pay the aggrieved parties the
sunt of .600 in full of their clam against the
county. These motions un each occasion
were Jest. On the lost vote taken in 1881
the majority ateeinst the motion wN 24.
The committee 'lar been informed that •
grant of $600 was at one time offered to the
partie• and refused by them, but they can-
not find any minute to that effect. We find
that the bridge asked for would require to
be 140 feet long, and that there are two
wash -outs in the grade at the Mouth end of
the old bridge, one being 80 fest long and
10 fest deep and the other 60 fee' ''tg and
12 feet deep, and that the tnaiatenaace of
that .echoer of the rad would be costly.
The Committee believe that the Council,
when amounting Fisher's bridge in 1881
were relieved from any cost in rebuilding
graham's bridge, and that the township of
Turnberry is the proper party, if any, to
afford relied to thecwnplatnanta. The Com•
mittee, mithough not admitting any legal
right to do so, would recommend that to e(
feet • final settlement of the nutter, that
upon the township of Turnberry under-
taking to build • suitable foot bridge and
relieving the County of any further rea,
possibility therewith, that the sum of $300
be granted to the Turnberry council to as-
sist in building said foot -bridge.
This report was referred to the Road and
Bridge Committee.
TRS DRAINAGE you tlrTTEL
The special committee •p tad at the
January meeting to meet with the Drainage
Commission appointed by the Ontario Legu-
lature reported N follows : All the mem-
bers of the committee expect Mr. Mooney,
and in addition the Warden and Mr. Oli-
ver, met the members d the Drainage Com-
mittee at the town hall, Clinton, on the
15th Starch sed following day. That the
committee and oommission together went
carefully over the Acta affecting drainage
acid suggested such changes and additions as
were thought desirable. The committee
were much pleased with the courtesy of the
members of the commission and from the
practical knowledge of drainage natters
shown by them, we are satisfied that they
will be able to frame a report satisfactory
to the people. The commission informed
the committee that after they should com-
plete the taking of evidence • set of ques-
tions would be preferred and sent to each
memh •r of the committee and others giving
evidence, .o that 15,0 questions can be con
udered and answers sent in before they
oomp:ete their report. The members of the
commission expressed their approval of the
method of giving evidence by a committee
adopted by your council and considered it
the most expeditions sed setisfactory me-
thod of taking evidence, and they believed
the meeting at Clinton the most profitable
they had yet held.
This report was received and ordered to
be printed in the minutes.
TIIE HOrsE Or Rtri',.ti
Moved by Mr. Promlfo of and seconded
by Mr. Britton, that the council of each
municipality in the county be re.iueste.l to
take a vote of the eleaton at the nett mmoi-
c•ipal election as to whether or not • House
of Refuge be erected in this county.
1ssr*No COUNTY 11CII.UINut1.
A committee composed of the Warden,
('Jerk .rad Treasurer was appointed to look
after the insuring of the county buildings
and report at the January meeting.
LOWERING THC IiTI:Rw••.T.
Mowed by R. H. McLean and seconded by
A. T. McDonald, that the rate of interest
be reduoed to 5 per cent. on loans of the
county funds neeggootiated after this date.
Referred to the Executive Committee.
THE oLD VLA...
Moved by Mr. Beck and seconded by Mr.
Kay, slant the caretaker of the snort house
be inutructed hereafter to have the county
flag put up on the flag pole on the tlueens
Birthday, 1st July, and every day that the
Governor-General proclaims to be a fay of
general thanksgiving and during the sessions
of the county council -Carried.
The council adjourned until 10 o'clock
Friday forenoon.
FOURTH DAY. --FRIDAY.
fbe first order of business of importance
this morning was the presentation and read-
ing of the report of
ems Rut ALIZATi0N Ct,r YITT&L
The committee this year showed a disponi•
tion to take matters easy. After a couple
of sittings and looking over the ground
pretty thoroughly, they decided to leave the
eivallratidwn the rine as Wt year and re-
ported the old table to the council, which
mews read.
Moved by Mr. Either and seconded by R.
R. McLean, that the report of the Equaliza-
tion Committee he referred back lo the com-
mittee to have the total figures corrected,
and that the committee add • column to rhe
schedule showing the local mss,ssinent per
acne Carried.
RICORT or ROAD AND nt,M1E ComerrreL
The Road and Kridge Clomwnittee reported
recommending as follows That Jobe Car -
pester be paid 12S, this being Heree's when
of work done by him on drain on b nundary
between McKillop and Logan ; that a new
bridge be built on the gravel road north of
born' : that the read oomminsiouere'
report he adopted and that all repairs
rsee mmended therein he earned out ; that
the petition of the council of Morro be re-
ferred to • committee of the whnls council
for oneidssatiee ; in reference to the
el el a special committee oe l ltrham'. ! o
it in recommended that in order to have •
fanl setalemeet of the dispute std relieve
the enmity of Herrn free" all biters habil.
Z, mm to .etruetiea earl meinte.ames d a
Zags:
mi. this tonality. that this amused pay
the in of 8300, which shall be considered
es • anal .Ntimmm.R' and, that the mid 8300
be paid by the imposer of this c.ninty to
the neer.eter or ether penes entitled to
Nasi,e w demo apse Ilio hawks, obstaieed
bees the ratepagere b...gited by the oma-
eMwetles of the said bridge, as agreement
tea•vp.+ trod of by Ube oo.aty suhicitor.
Indm.dyiag tale council from any further
Moved by Yr.'Colsmau and wounded by
Mr. 141% that uses pact of kin spurt re
Teensy' be liesrass's binge he struck out
sad that no anon be Iak.m at es Nmatter.
Lost. t
Moved by Mr. Heithad sseoaa.d by Mr.
8esoom, that the cisme of tae report mems
tag to Graham's bridge bs sateaded by strik-
ing out all the eords after •'thereof," &81.1
sesertiny the following : '• Upon first hattug
ubtamed from the township of Turuberry
sed tone of Wiuyhaah en agreement err
bond to be approved of by the cuuuty
o ichor, iademmtyt.g this women from
any liability. either past or future in eon
necuon with the bridge or road." Parried.
The report was then adopted is amended.
THE ED(ATIO%At. 0EPURT.
The Ktincatioasl Committee reported
making the following recommeadatioos: 1n
refere.oe to the petition of ratepayers of
school section No. 11, Hey, .ell 1. uiw sec-
tion No 1, Hay mod Stanley, the committee
recommend that His FLOWN Judge Towns,
Willer 'oaths, Clinton, and H. E. Huston,
Exeter, be appointed Arlin/store in thus
matter : to reference to the eititiou of John
Schroeder and other, asking for the forma
tion of a new Union school sectioe between
the townships of Hay and Stanley, the coin
m1ttee recommend the appointment of the
same gentlemen es above recommended, •
committee to examine into the matter ; N
to the petnou of Thomas Maunder's and
others, of the township of Morro, making
that the south haloes of Iota 28 and 30, in
the 7th concession, and the north half of lot
28, in the 8th concession of Morris, be de-
tached from Union school section, of grey,
Morris, and McKillop, at Walton, and add
el to school sectloe No. 4, Morris, the oom-
mitlee recommend the appointment of
Messrs. Uriah McFadden, grey : W. J.
Johnston, Mohs, anti Thomas E. Hays,
McKillop. • committee to arbitrate in the
matter. 'The committee further recommend
that township clerks who have not sent fn
neaps of school sections and peri of school
sections contained in their municipalities, to
the county clerk for use by the county
council for reference, be instructed by the
county clerk to do so at once.
This report was adopted without amend-
ment.
r,yt'ILITATIIO; BUSINESS.
Moved by Mr. Hamilton, seconded by
Mr. Mooney, that after the finish of two
sittings of this c.uncil the different commit-
tees report as far as they have proceeded
with the work.
t BRIM:[ WANTED.
Moved by Mr. l'ox, seconded byy Mr.
Beacon, that the county engineer be in-
structed to examine the two bridges on the
Bayfield concession, Goderich township,
known as Dunlop's and Person's bridges
and report at next meeting of the council,
tind if reported favorably that they be placed
on the list of county bridges_ --Carried.
leo tv nota. V EETISI:.
'Moved by W. H. Kerr, seconded by T
Taylor, that this council dispense with the
December session of the county council for
1892. -Carried.
THE ISE4't-Tiyt ' Ytw.ITTEL
The Executive committee reported as fol.
lows That the account of William, Dickson.
jailer, for the price of a washing machine
for use in the jail be not paid ; in reference
to the letter from the same official asking
for the sum of $24.50 paid by him fax assist
Once during his illness, it was decided not
to racemmend any action ; that the county
clerk be instructed to send • notice to all
the division court clerks end bailiffs that
when any books an required by them for
use in their others, that the same must h'
procured through hint; that the usual
grants of $25 be mane to each of the Farm-
er' Institutes in the county, each Institute
having held the requisite number of meet•
Ings ; in reference to the vrant of $2110 asked
for to assist in the erection of a new desk -up
in the town of Seaforth, it is recommended
that this sum be paid when the lock-up is
built. In reference to the applications fr,m
I;ndmrich, Clinton and Saforth Collegiate
Institutes for the proportionate cost of the
maintenance of county pupils attending the
respective Institutes, N provided by Via
54. Chap. 57, Sec. 31. and su ee.iuent sec-
tions, the committee have agreed with the
representatives of the different Institutes
that they are to be paid the sums to which
they are entitled, provided the respective
secretaries file • declaration with the county
treasurer that their statements are correct,
add that the deliverance of the committee
nn this subject last January be repealed.
In reference to the motions of Messrs. Stew-
art and R.H. McLean, respecting the adver
tieing o1 sinking fund monies and the rate
of interest thereon, the committee recom-
mend tat to action be taaen, as it Is con-
sidered that the warden, treasurer and
solicitor have at present full power to dal
with the sinkingof nd.
This report was adopted without amend-
ment.
THE IAtlA1.IZATIUN IIiliHRD,
The corrected report of the Equalization
Committee was submitted, anal the council,
after voting down an amendment by the re-
presentatives of Hullett to hare that town-
ship reduced one dollar per acre ; a motion
by the representatires of West Wawanosh
for the reduction of that township by one
dollar per acre. and a motion by Messrs.
Beacom and Kay, to have Hay township
rained two dollars per acre, the report was
finally adopted without change.
The usual motion, that in the event of an
appal from t he equalisation, the final equal-
ization be left to the county judge. was
carried.
'oQNTY VALL•ATtiR.e.
A motion by Mr. Reck, .econded by Mr.
Taylor, for the appointment of throe oouaty
Taluan::n, as provided by statute, the valua-
tion so made to be adopted as the baain for
etealizaiioe, was voted down.
vor NTT TREAat'at0. REPORT.
lite county treasurer submitted a state
mens of cosh on hand and enttm-•es of the
amount required to meet current expense,
showing a braes of 112,900 in treasury,
after all claims no hand are provided for,
and asking the council to authorize the
warden and treasurer to borrow a sutra not
exceeding 1120,000 for current eepeoere
.hould any portion of it be regal d. He
&len gave the following statement of noe
resident land cnllectiotu between January
1st and April 20, 1802 .
Ashfield $45 58
Colborne 5 07
(ieterich 8 00
Grey 36 42
86 88
Hallett tb
Morris ' 909
9ttpbea • .. ..... 179 54
TursW& ane+ 26 22
Ernst
Hayfield. 9 00
lineeele...... ........... 9 00
8681 04
Tet Wwseb agervaLSIIT.
The %Bowing an the .m.mmts ngeire.1
111111111111AIIIIIIIImmor
to be mama by the eternal wsidpWiss as
equivalest the legialetiee ssthsm1
Aaktie I1, KW; Colborne, snit 1 terrane.
$377: t. f aey, $b6 ; HsiJ,' M51 i &Hein.
1636 ; Hrllett $361 t M.kMiq. *318 ; Msw'-
nu, $.368 ; liteuery, 82) 1 i Stepb.uu, iM7 t
'ruckersutuk, $313; r.ruberry , Us-
burutly ; 11 est 1Ve..w.it, Fin IBA
Wwwuesk, 8257 ; ...kblg • total of dikh011.
rat (Vt':,TT raSr1RTt.
The Dunt) Property l'ou.mtuee reported
having 'sated the jell .ad fouled It dna
sod ie e.eel unler ; ear, rak.•.au,o.-nisi eeudry
weal' uu}' u.. •uouu us the "'oily 1 uddiug.
relenemt:n ler tae J..11 lrsp'si.a's re-
port rruorinwo.liilg the tndeleliag .•f the
jell, eller ceretut to ee•Ier4Uun It a n-
o.lut"..ele,i 1.y the (utumltlee Ihrt a0
action (.c fakeer.
711E rl\.t\1•t Ittr/RT.
The Finance Committee rel t tvl easel.
mending the paytueut of sundry a.wexuals,
mad orae dell. erance oo thi- following nat-
ters: The relue.t ..1 M. i...urge Wood,
Reeve of limytlehl, t.. have lief a McCo),
as mdigeut Iu.ai,v persw, maim.- .. ward of
the county, was r..wuuo.ndel, to 1.e [.and
quarterly .t the tills of t,100 per aneunm,
comnescing June 1st, 18191. The rate of
taxation for the ctirreot tat r.cou.meuded
is 1 mill and 13 20th& ml the .collo.
00111.11'I LA111.
The special committee appellate.' to en-
quire tato the clam et the tewuship of Mur -
no, '.n account of brulges, touunuuw,,itd
tbrt the t.uu.1,11, of Morris 1.e re[uire.l to
furnish • statement of the Lunt, character
and cast of any I.rei,e or 1.iIdge. proposed
to be Iwitt slant • 111 .,.me within th.act un-
der which they make their claim, and a
certified staterneta showing the amount
paid out tun I,i ,l &s lit their uiuniciprllty 1a
each year dunce( the last. tell years, givis,
length of bridge materiel used and also
amount levied ler each year for local purpos-
es ; that when the township of Moms files
with the County l.lerk the mforu,atton
eked for, the township clerk shall at once
correspond with the clerks of all the other
municipalities iii the couuty, &eking for the
eine iuform&tlwu fur the use of this corm
tnittee. The committee have not been able
P. procure the advice of tine Solicitor uu the
interpretation of the Act. owing to his ah-
sence, but iutend to do was 'seminary in-
formation is furniibr.t the Committee show
the justice of the cant of the township of
Morris
The above reports were all adopted with
out amendment.
lliet•ELJ.t" E.'t'4 1cerees L
A motion to order a copy of the Mun-
icipal 11'orld, a paper pubh.bed in St.
Thomas, devoted exclusively to the diecur
non of municipal marten, for each member
of the Council, was voted down : a motion
to re.ciud the one passed at the tint sawiou
of council ainending the minutes respecting
.4- riculturs1 S'citiee shared the sense fate,
while one authorizing the Clerk to order a
copy of the Consnlidaten t'rinonal Act for
each Reeve and Deputy -Reeve, Ute said
book• to be the property of the respective
municipalities, WIN tarried.
After pawing • number of by laws the
Council adjourned about ten o'clock Friday
tight.
The Best knew ■.
I►at It NILS -1 cam recommend Dr. Fow-
ler's 1.:x4sct of Will Strawberry for Som-
mer complaint and diarrlima i have used
it in my Lundy for two years for children
and adult* with the greatest ..tisfaction.
Mite. FR VC. HUH.N,
Austin, Man.
.1 tl.drva earn mad Akra11.m.
( Atte.', Newe, June 16 --A pair of in-
fants have been presented to Harrison Breed
Love, who is 70 years ofd, by hu wife, aged
63. They &re believed to be the oldest
couple . t record who have been favored in
this way: It is proposed to send the father,
mother and children to the World', Fair.
A rare ter reassip•itea and Iteadarbe.
English Spavin Liniment removes' all
hard, soft or calloused lamps and blemishes
from Peron, blood) sp•vin,curl.asplints, ring
bone, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save 150 by
use of one ieetle. Warranted the moat
wonderful Menu ver known. Sold
by F. Jordon 48.1y
.1mblgne.. remise.
New York Prem.
'foveae you like the ending of it
asked the young poet of his friend to whom
be hal been reading a poem.
" The ending is the hest of it," was the
reply. " i dent think I e.er listened to
anything that I liked the ending of better
than ihat, "
dews Abet Tama.
It is the current report about town that
Kemp's Hallam for the throat and lungs is
making some remarkably cures with pp0000pk
who are trouble) with coughs, sore threat,
asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Any
druggist will give you a tnal froths free of
c•et. It is guarnnteel to relieve and cure.
The large bott les are 50c. and 11. (7eow )
keep An Eye en deo.
Good News : Little Nell --Whet does the
organist at our church hey,. a lookin' glass
fixed over his head on the organ for!
Little Dirk -I mess that. so he can tell
the choir wham the arluister is lookin.'
la All Caere.
Dion Sta11,-1 have used 1)r. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry for Summer
complaints, and after • fair trial have
proved it a sun cure both in my own cess
and others of the family.
LAiR.ATTA WING,
New I)undms, Ont.
Amass mer WOO.
From ltaial.littereea.
Charles M. Welch of i►etroit was re-
cently employed to take the yearly means
of births and deaths in the Fiat Ward in
his city &.4 he Teter lel 1,816 of the Termer
and 1,270 of the latter. It has bees ds -
covered that be copied old death lists and
pre • hmby to about every family in the
ward, including numerous taehelon ad
doyens of old maid& A man with Welch's
ability as an enumerator has no business in
Detroit New York should have him.
A Pleasant I1Mrb arenb.
The hest con we know of for constipation
and headache is the pleasant herb drink
called Lane'. Family Medicine. It is said
to be Oregon gon grape nnnt, txlmbised with
00 herbs and is male for me by pour-
ing hailing water .wu to the dried roots and
herbs_ it u remarkably *trimness in all
Mood disorders, sad is now the sovereign
remedy with ladies for clearing up the ern-
riea ibeggi.ti sell the poukagee et
and a - - Maw)
1 IA daughter of Direetor.fieaeral [aria, of
the World'. Fair, imnk the prem ear tweed
making • tow days ago at Le Salle %min-
ary. She reams to hone a pressor far
anodyiag hems kends. --Philadelphia Led-
gar-
.onird'a tenmwe r tam Ilan glirssonst.
GALErrs
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THE POET'S CORNER.
roauewkat TUN.
Weary of 'Ise rattle of the waggons on the
stones,
Weary of the newsboys' shrill exacerbating
tones,
\\'earl of the ear horse and the tinkle of
1n hell,
%Vtary of the people .'n the thoroughfare as
well,
Weary of the clatter of the elevated trains.
1Veary of the cugne and the cinders that it
tains,
\Peary of the •' choppers " with their regu-
lation aim,
\Mary of 1he platfuruu and of hanging on
to strap.
\\'eery 01 the dirty streets - •Iternste dust
and mud,
Weary .1 the ash -tort man and thirsting
for hi. blood,
1Vary of the smell of gas the broken Uinta
1Vary of the odor worse that comes from
weaker, too,
11'rary of the organ's drone and little Gem-
laaw, hands.
\Ve.ry .1 the paper -covered novels on the
stands,
\Vary of the showbi Is, on t..e eyes forever
thrust,
With everlasting pictures of wuinou'e leg
rune bust.
Nary of the loafing crowds that stand
around wloonr,
Weary of the dreg parade on pleasant
afternoons,
\\'eery of the backs and cabs and coaches
and coupes,
\1-rary of the full-grown men that go to
matinee*,
Weary of the ogler* that promeuade the
at ort,
Weary of the laced and powdered women
that they meet,
Weary of the thought of work and tired of
seeing vt'w1e,"
%Veary of the city's din and longing for the
woods.
WOOD STAINING
Minn) Tetley,, Tra..l.eee. alae, nese. It..
begs.) nae ether nae,
It is astonishing in these drys of damns -
tion and home beautifying that so little is
known about stains, ave the Kansas City
Architect and Builder, which proceeds to
give the following hints to the ignorant :
In the tint place all of the transparent Col-
on and *sone of what are called opsibe
oolois can be used as stains if sufficiently
thinned by the ole of turpentine. Rene
&tenon is one o' the most useful, and if mix-
ed very thin will give, when ranwbal, the
sunny yellow of yellow pits ; and as it .low
not *hoer dust or footmark. is most useful in
r Summer cottage.
Prussian blue makes a beautiful stain If
mixed very than with turpentine-- when var-
uishe,l it hat all the translucent effect of
water. It must beb Prussian blue -no other
blue will do, and with a heavy large pro-
portiau of turpentine. In fact, it can
hardly be mixed too thin, (Inc cannot lay
too great *treason the thinning of stains, for
that is the groat secret of staining - that,
and to apply it evenly with the brush- -and
with due modesty let the writer ay that
these steles have been pronounced very
goal by professional decorators.
There is one lovely floor in • certain
country house of crimson lake : diluted it
makes a beautiful nee : deepen it and you
have a crimson. Burnt sienna mikes al
nest a perfect mahogany and matches ode's
old Chippendale pieces admirably. Raw
umber make* a very good stain if greatly
&luta', and very thin Vandyke brown on
Georgia pine has • particnary good effect.
On white pine the umber is beet. The va
riatinn in color o1 • stain should depend
simply on its dilution with turpentine; it
should never be mixed.
The walla of OUP room in a country cot-
tage which was celled with Georgia pine are
stained with simple diluted white. The de-
licate blue and pink colon of the wood
show through the white with an ops tecett
effect which is lovely. The inventor of this
decoration has been much &mused by p(aenople
asking how such a result could be produced ;
it was s1 very simple. Only the floors should
be varnished ; the stain on the wall is poet
tier and softer without. For a varnish,
hard oil finished is as satisfactory es any
thing, and is the cheapest. Put it on jest
as it come' prepared, and a day and • night
will dry it.
C. C. RIVRARIm & Co.
(io,Ta'--I sprained my leg so badly that
1 had to be driven some in • carriage. I
immediately applied MiNARD'S LINi-
MENT freely and in 48 hours could me my
leg again as well as ewer.
JOSHUA WTNAL'UHT.
Bridgewater, N. S
That string of your finger .lean. " Rung
home a bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT."
lm
"sive me tlwy Remit."
" it is a good thing," said • man to me
the other. day, "to lave a bad heart."
" How do you me.." i asked. Weil,"
es maid " whenever I get angry. or berry
too much, or do anything 1a stone, m
sealed heart knocks et my ribs,' N Macbeth
mays_ In atm poetical l.agnage, my heart,
which ie not • stroes ona seta a pan in it
when exerted, and fhb tan warns lee mot
to tr:A• with it. i take the hint, try be re-
strain temper, and to he moderato la tall
things. There is another way this had
heart hew beer •geed one to ata A .edi-
col friend arses tail are that it night ' earry
me off any day,' jest as if sty peer heart
were as midwinter. • Wil,' said I to mr-
i•U, ' if this he w, f W better give my
heart te God, get a mew leas, and allow my
life to be (aided toy aserestre•.neable.
nese of esus l7rymS,ha This will save me
from heart-bseakog ergines, .d make sae
iaatsmt dew to live or die as OM deter
mass.' Yea. it is a geed thing for nee that
I hada had heart, fee led's gran has nu -
vetted this we.k..m of mite eirength.-
Ayer's Nair V1gir
1 din " ideal' Hamster tag. IA re.
stores the endue to hall' t psoas
• freak and olgaro growth ; Mavest@
Use Ionisation of
dasdrwll matts the
lair Croft asci Miksa;
turd imps • deb-
ases but lasting per.
tons.
" Several months
ago myhair 00ar
mesfalling est.
.ail in • few weeks
my head was •loon
hid. I tried snag
but they did no good• 1 Aa -
toea nn
s • toe of Ayers Mar Vivo,
sad. aper !Wag only • part of the sew
team, toy Mad was covered with a
heavy growth of hair. 1 r.eommsad
your tion ne the best le the
wmeid 7. MMetday Shama Grove. Ly.
" I have sed Ayer's Hair Vigor for s
number of years, std it has always gfvee
me satisfaction It te as excellent drew -
tag,
tag. preemies the heir from taming
gray, insures its vigorous growth, .off
kegs the soap while ..d clean." -
Mary A. Jackson, Salem. flame.
I have used Ayer's Hair V for
the growth of the
tobr•fli , and
It a.equ•led. For the
hair to rte original color. and for a firma .
Ing K cannot be surpassed." -Mrs. Geo.
L Fever. Raton Rapids, Mids.
"Ayer's Hair Vigor is • moat end.
lent preparation toe the hair. iI speak
of K from my own experience. Its en
promotes the growth of new hair .ed
makes it glossy and soft The Vigor 1a
also a tare foc.daedruE." -J. W. ►tenon,
Bilflor " Itnqudrsr," McArisar, Ohio.
" I have teed Ayer's Hair Vigor for
the pant two years, wad found It all it 1e
7:e repeamsetad to he. It restores the nate-
to hair, casket the hair
to grow mel end keeps 11 soft rad
Waist.' fDay, Oubboea. N. Y.
loin an
he fror. IIS m the tout rop sd hills head
After nae =oath's trial of Ayer's Halt
Vigor the hair began comlog, .ad. la
three scathe, he had a fine growth d
hair d the n.toral oo)or. "-P. J. Calla■
Saratoga Spriny, 14. Y.
Ayer's Bair Vigor,
.wa&*D IIT
Dr. J. C. Ayer et Co., Lowell. Mall.
1004 by Dragnet. asci Perfume&
'!'hc klhe.liv,s., .dowager is still a leauU-
ful .omen, with a magutfireit tom pieuw,
boot eyes anal hair of & reddish tinge.
Notwithatendini her power over him, ebe
never &t'erupte.l to assist the late klnenive
in the affairs of the nation, confining 1'cr
self strictly to social and domestic duties.
Men, permaturely aged er broken Clown
by over work, er suffering (roan eiee•e.'. er
indiscretions will find Dr. William.' Polk
Pills s positive core. They apply the
material necessary to build up ,the blond,
and neer• an.) restore the shattered.ys-
tent. Sall I,v all dealers or sat ea ereeipt
of price -50 cents a le,. or am um"... fur
112.50. Address Dr. 1Villiania Ment. Co..
IK.ckville, (hit., or Morristown N V. 1
Umberto, king of Italy, has oily one
child Victor Emmanuel. !hence of Naples.
Tn this youth, who is hew in hie twenty -
thiel year, may dm,-mnd the lea -tehtp o1
a patten that has duriag recent years de-
veloped ler army mod navy mole r.ptdly
than any other. He has too recently em-
erged from tutelage to have nate ee yet
any decided impression upon his contem-
poraries
Me wife and self hal dandruff and Inc. of
it. accompanied by almost continual itching
of the scalp .1nti Dandruff entirely re-
tirely relieved us from both annoyances and
we think it the beat preparation known to
clean out IMlwlruff, tone the hair and act as
a dreesiag without giving an unnatural ap
['enrollee.
L W. Keowune,
Conductor et C. i'. R. between Montreal &
Newport., Vu. 1
Ilibillas Miriam
ATENTS
CAYEATA$I 1 g,
miaow PATI tt1•i/
pkat e eetOteFViIICaWTs, e...
11111 a Crn i a♦DA itWAT, . inti Yong,
Plies berme 7n. emeierhie patents In Americas.
ib. pn• notes thein ffrree ormbefore
In the
cif CIcutific American
-.arrest eir.ebn.m M ay seeemwtme neper M
Me S$en t.et nisaf 1lfte err Mea .h.w,M I.e elthnttl It. e 1'- }ate
+ir MAI nes moths. __Ashram rYtfltlre 1
•
uussoss.inmoseser era.
JUST OPINED OUT
_ -LAT
R. B. HOLLANO'S
DUNGANNON.
Another consignment of new and
choice lines of
PRINTS AND SATEEN
in all the latest patterns and color•
for the Summer trade.
Ala. a lot of
BOOTS AND SHOES
i)irect from the manufacturers -
lought at n aacriRrn price --
anti will be sold away un
tier regular value.
If you are in want of something
choice in
WINDOW SHADES,
i have just what is required at
prices .eoond to none. Quality of
cloth and style considered.
PAINTS,OIIS 1 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Always on hand.
Extra value in Family (iroceries.
Patent Medicines a specialty.
The parch/using public will find
my prices bow am the lowest, nom-
pared with those of other houses,
and priors marked in plain fig -
Urea.
R. B. HOLtLAND,
DUNGANNON, ONT.
The Signal
eras sacra ca1M
Job Freels; nee, wbiice are to
passel oataide the shies 4 the
mad .rtar maedarelisa of all dare ,
prat al g5/A perusal of its atunosee
rens
r monis.& eeN
lotag p.m eai
be d ...d d. ais such cu.e ea sol
at year ppa.teosage, fed/tog c.u84sat
Ur,,, our *duets to plena will onset with
the &pproval of our patrons
-Lttkttr \Cah\s
In this line we have a very 16r^,
stock of tine writing pap ;t1 alit
able for every class of husitie.,
represented in this loselity, eau,
prising laid anti wove, Inert.,
quadrille and other papers,"deli
or unrulemd, es may be required
-Rote i\eat\s
This useful size is kept in the fen
range of ttualities saute as lone'
heads, 3% hide
U4t1 0. \\eatJ►s
are not w generally used, they
an important place in collutlertio
correspondence. flee what we i,.
get ua(ler the above heeds.
I3M\\ ii\etaJ►1k
If the "pay-as-you-go" plan mets
the order of the slay the demand
for account paper would not F.
00 great : but there an sonic moll
who get so many Banners that
they wormier if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intents it to,
and at present our stock it nom
pieta in this line with four tint
Good
i .-
Goor! paper and neat ruling.
E\taternems
Ilotll single and double dollar,
and cents columns. They cows
cheaper than bill heads, and an
the proper thing to send after A
delinquent once a month. They
MR sure to fetch him 'round_
sometime.
1.txve\o\%es
Now, it would be hand to get
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock on
baud. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 15c. to
12-00 per M. We pantile, com-
mercial and legal sines exclusively
C• rt !►\ars
We Aiul to excel in all the differ
ent kinds of work we turn out,
but especially in thia, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cool and pencil atta heal
l` arils saA IA 7%ac.ets
This head coven a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to o neat calling card, from an or
ilinary admission ticket to a fast\
burintwe cant or a handsome.,
printed membership ticket.
-Closter's
•
Our facilities for turning out th.
class of work are evidenced by the•
fact that the great bulk of it i.
done by ua. This line also tr.
eludes
.Uol\2ers
which our three fast -running )ci
presses are able to turn out in
surprisingly short time.
\3a\t 13%\\9.
belong to the poster depertmen'
also, and we stake a specialty of
them -promptness being our aim
in this respect. A notice of ask
will appear in Tits SIGWAL free d
charge when bills for same suer
here.
nb .tat‘Ohs
to an "At Home" or a weabliIi
require considerable taste in stilet
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and brit
samples to be had. (]all and ver
C treatUsty t:MOX ? iM11\ mot,
has already been partially enum-
erated in some of the heads above
There is, however, a vast amount
of work under this hpasi that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire vacs occupied by
this 'idol, but we do it all at Ti*
131efl!At.. 1
#\\ Kmd.s W ooh
in the typographical printing lir
can he lone in this emtablisblfeat
in an expeditions and artistic
manner and
OUT N. ruts sift•\\ \it, jov►dti
bens rtasoub\e.
We extend our thanks past fa'
ors and solicit a castanaaneee of d'e
WOO
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