HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-12-15, Page 6THE SIGNAL: OODERIOH, ONT, THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL 101.
HAPPENINGS IN CANADA. e_g° YANKftE1
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SOME OF THE MOST PROMINENT
EVENTS DURING THE PAST WEtK.
A
181.111. emel Ase.ea.d for pe•dsg
O• lass-aosa.atle 1.15.4. •t ■•neons
-A wire °Nee* M seas.. tang Claim
ua wear noseband fee sae
Tuaesru, Dec. 1t. .Ass.. P....l ther,
raid recontly Idgerkeepsr a the Chat
►.a branch of the Standard Ratak, was 14r.
rested in that 108 a last eight .. •
of ►wing stolen Art,;1.110 at the fwd.
1'aa14
About three mouths macs T 1�.
of the Chatham breach disco ansahar-
t ug the bank that his oaah ho: w mesial
iron. the r,i"lt It was subse,fueetly foe
,n the amt' •e. mum ate maturate
(trait -Ws ...ay was thaw he had plaid
tho risotto) itt the sash hot at ties cost
.ln,l..n of the day'. bean.,•.., that eehexl
not looked the box otriu' to the fact that
the catmrts were se bu►) that he moult
hot close the lid H. void !OM' remrotber.
huwrtet, whether be had locked the rash
ln•. :1 1he ,..tilt M 9.54.
Irdpte. ledrpe. ('et,. tether. who sae a
reeett t of the 1" -a:..-;y ratan at g}4410 per
year. was :barged mitt. brim. the perpetr.
1•4 e' the robbers the d. lest:tes .Lima,;
that I'er.:efatarx ..hsa:"rd lelirr Brat.
*14 ,- dy pace kw aria bet i. the :...doter
behind kir at the :..w of bank:a.r hours.
that be took •dr..tasr ,.f the 'appal
abloom of the teller from has' dee' t., enter
►i1 &pertinent and plea the b.'x under the
ledge. :meow/ to lack that he would think
no more about it, and pkat be then left the
beak. That two hours tat r he entered the
Mak an the representauoa that he had no
cash and wished to till out a blank cheek.
hat actually for the reason that he wished
M sea if ho scheme had worked; that a
visit revealed the cash holt an the place he
ieft rt, Brown having apparently forgotten
sll about it ; that • couple of hour, later he
ratted the bank, carried ofl the money and
still has of in his possession.
Peonefather was dismrn.•sd hy the hank
anthontis, not bctauar :hey charged bore
a.:la the robbery, but he.au.e he earned
eithout the consent of the'.fll,teb.
A few days ago 1:eneral Manager Brodie
of the 1:andara Renk in tiro 11) rn.ive•l
an anonymous letter.•oncrrning the robbers.
and as the result of this the long delayed
.pprehenst•,n of I'rnnetather wea decided
orot
FOR UNREQUITED LOVE.
a lasiting Wonsan 1. Hawlltw Leave* to.
World e.r sorrow .ad Woe,
14 snit:Pon, i)ec. U. The cirennrst.,noe.
onne.ttd with the death of Tetnie Ho!u
d, 'so.. whom body am (owed lyiuyy un thy
odd tads on tl.e north Jude eat 11 smilton
lav, this morning, r.arld foolish :01 the
':••wants for sombre romwuoo.
r.. rale was n hue lankitio toting women.
• teacher in the Mu,dar Ncio.ot, WWI & 11, n
her of the 1-oung People's "•..-ely of
!121, ittdr..cnr on con5a•. t with the nest'.
tering church.
According w the •tory told a repot tei by
het uncle Mae Hendcrovm w a wooed and
won ly- a young Methodist minister who
had •har,te of the • h.nreh ;he att. ruled .4
lifts sitar a year ag'. war ;on:..un. rd her en
outgro.tat to flet fr.cnda and 1.- wcdding
drum was got result.Rut nootating% cam.
between them at tiee last moment, an}l th.
,girl became despondent. Alla utckurcholy .
Yesterday rhe was in her r•vtu as usual
Nor Hlndersoo and his si-ter were up late
recme r:a, in her room then.
They went out to th, bare for suer pnr•
p..., ..d rattieaiag five minutes later fortiori
the girl gear. Taking a lantern 01.1 Hen
Jerson searched in every direction, caking
bel
Meta, but t'osld tinct no trace of her.
They searched Moot of the night, .,nd •-
soon as it was daylight went ' tat again.
.last w the pay waiter dawn that fennel
t11, tally. It was lying In the tangled insets
n( tweeds end driftni intsa.m washed up by
the waves in the o;r. tt% core just east of
ll iliow l'oint.
l'herr we, n',thu:g 00 the hely but ..
'Wit -dress, and the daces,«•d lay u5 her
.dq„tbe feel only lea nag an the water. la
le nearly a quarter to: a nide from the Mount
to the bay shore, and she had esadentl}
tem4} down along a rough path in a ra. ane,
for her Oaf awl arms were serat.chd and
her feet cut by stows and pierced I.
!horns.
I'he , le:gyplan to whom the girl's uncle
▪ .1 she was engaged eau .h„cked at the
naw . o: Niles Hrnder•'.wa's death, but smiled
• hen he was told of the reported relation
le • we, a her and hour --The report a ab
etor-Ct r..! -e, ' he staid.
"1 &ways thought there was something
wn.ni with the poor girl, mentally. She
mea• not actually demroleel, but was eceen
trn . and what the neighbors called 'soft.'
i ane afraid .ha used to lane laughed at •
go..) deal by her acquaintances. Recently
`I•-• lL miens. ceased to use my name,
.'nd had been lalling her (riq..ds that she
RAO engaged to Dr---' iaefti.sui.g a well
known Hamillea physician)
It *•wired Rivet Nerve.
F...A.t 11.1.4., Ont., fee. P1. -.1 sad death
.occurred in the township of Sherwood, a
young men named Ree'kra, the only sup
port of an aged father, frequented a house
in the settlement that diphtheria was in
and after returning home complained of
symptoms of that dreaded disease, took to
hie bed and arrest days atter srds died, not
haling secured me.lieal attendance Nn
nos could be found to make a coffin, and
his poor old hither, aged As, years, by
means .1 ..Id boards in • rough state made
a bot tall pl•eavl Ms poor boy In it and
with has daughter drove • distance of 12
miles to do grsysyurd in the Polish settle-
ment
Weald tett Epee CUOMO r bits.
Riteiter11.r.e, Dee., 12. The village of
at. Ola has a bigamy sensation. Samuel
t'rorier, a pleasant young sun, went to the
village Owed two years ago and in • year
vend Mies Hattie Solutes. Recently
wife No I and prord that
(comer married her at Carletes Place in
11179 Her maiden name was Niel. She
agreed to resout.e, her class for WO. A.
attempt um made to motet ('rosier, but he
skipped.
• W ld.w's 4.1.ld..
At.wnvn, t)t. i).'.• 12. -Mrs. Jobe Pet
ter, a widow living throe mile. Irma Ostia -
eau Pent, while .l..pon-.ewt last Thursday
. hat herself up ,n a room ..d took • heavy
ulnae of Faris green, from t1. effects .f
which .he diad ea Tuesday She leaves
three rhtldres A't.r oblong the poison
rhe ga.. as • reason fnr the act that she
had Mon led away hy • mummer of the
neighborhood. There is a great deal of es.
or ern. rr ••. rr the sank.
110. r... er A veers) Careen.
Indere, i t , 1).. 19 .J R Arm
•a the J R Areeetruee
thrsZhetieriag Osapsay awl the O;eel b
dhoti east wiewaseg
sozeo
lino• Dna 12. - At she a er
the sloe t Sr Osa/wwses Retards) . Hen
Mass IjSss4I'M the Swaim and Norway
relsrri.g to C.sgr.reaa• Me
'e &elated peedmaee few • 'zed
Wilms sold sad alias
ado IS le 1, asked eke Aaerb•w
it they would egr.s Ma ra m ef 90 M1,
`ash would he • water approach te die
proms value.
St aator Allmon replied that theArn.ru.asa
would protases ratio of It to 1, has, 1f agree-
able
greeable to the Rurop.su states, the Ainerlcaas
isolglat a..'.pt • dtlen•t ratio. For ala -
leaf he tbought that w ver ust•1 assess
would most logically adopt the ratio el
181.1 M I America would auvpt no
✓ ano eaten • snticunt number of rovers -
waste 'watered tato the agreeu.st M make
it •endues.
United States Delegate d W retinae,
u repay se M Timed said he was sur-
prised at tbt attitude of the Lala salon
Jelegatte, or tt was supposed they would be
very trundly to the use of silver as money.
Se thought the proposed purehims of 30
. wlhoa ounces of silver annually by
Lampe provided that at was in sddittun to
the starer now woman; used
mt)ht he a body, to jo.iu the money metals
Vain Ant.ri. • up to the pie•ent time had
heal so diflieulty to m•mtatntng •
panty between gold and silver and
,*tend.1 w uaInt*Iu it If, bowevet,
oilier was to be further dishonored Tod
u sed the same u toper mousey, wtthont re.
gird to prose. *merite would still be an an
excellent pe•itt u w profit by thea state of
mutt, as has been shown •5 the con
fereure
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET
elaLtertal t'rime nod Weer ('.atere.ee
Nave au !Meet
Luso..., Dec. 1:. A gradual weakening
of disouuat rates was apprre.t sant week.
Th• final.uutettons were three months 2,
short 1. Silver be: ante • trifle *teethe'
after • telpse In the noddle of the week
There is now apparent a genera! cootic•
tion that the 'truest:* conference well close
without arriving at any ptactioal arr5rtge-
ment The India ('o,,nal'e refusal on
Tuesdayto accept low tenders Inc Mlle.
eepecia)y when it became known that only
• yoarter of the amount offered was applied
for, greatly contributed to depress silver.
and this depression at tart oadversely af-
fected all solver Hem -ono awl depressed
stock etchange business generally •
Amenran railway securities, after adman
Ding until the mnldle of the week, relaid
on the silver oollap.w. bat the movements/
were light.
!SIGNALS OF DISTRE4'S
-
A steamship 4111 it. Two and the Crew
-..premed to rte Leat.
Lostw.y, !Mc. 1'L. =1'he British seam
ship ihubeig. C'aputn U•v.ea. loss wrecked
off L•ag `fowl, wear Harwich. last eight.
Her rocket shgri d, were rrep.n /tad to by
a H,rw,••h 1 febrat. When the life-
savers roechesl the dietetic of the
wreck they found the vessel split in
tau and partly emb,aldd in the sand.
They were a,uable to board her until high
:1de a' dhybt.sk, riser. they found a sea -
mu. drowi ed below deck.
-Che •di.• r rnenthe-o of the crew were
running and are 'apposed to hate perished,
at ftaguowlt. of haat. were found hsugiog
to the davits.
it is reported that a *eho'wer mea•
wreaked "• 1 the bands to the vicinity of the
wreek of the Ihbi.erg, and that her crew is
missing
GET A N VE, GROVER!
Tits Wert.. 6tpete Yea to leak the 0.11.
tato : ostler thepe.
L."o•.. Dec. PQ. --Commenting on the
Demob., and St. Louis eoncentiow, The
Chronicle says: Socia os thea program of the
growang industrial element. 'there is
sothmg revolutionary to it, and eie-ping
the demand for fir• silver there Is ,o
quackery in it. .11 is the sober Tod right -
sow demand of a Republic in name to be
converted ism a Republic in fact, but
ueither of the great parties can respond to
thew, claims. It :oaks as if America was
gradually diiftmg into a medium parallel
to that exutng at the time the Free Soil
party wee formed, and es if all the brightest
and mast promising in American :if. was
about tr, slowly form a party of real reform.
Cleveland has a great opportunity. Will
he embrace It
MRS MAVBRICK'S CASE.
The Vssasd. Prle,uer-* 111..se less T.
Nor Own t nredeeems.t.
LONDON, Dec. 1•_' -'rhe Forming Staad-
ard says it has the host authority for stat •
tag that Mrs. Maytortrk as recovering (rpm
the .festa of the hemorrhages • ith which
she was recently attacked. The paper
adds that her illness was due to her own
carelessness.
The thrones, 1). Rongues, Mrs. May
brick's mother, telegraphs from Woking,
that her delights( passed • bad Tright and
is suffering from great weakneas.
*eats. .re Nigher.
PAWS. Thee. 12.2--Tbe sew Ctbii.i is
gewerally approved by the asederste .se.,00
of rho public. Although may mem
that the Ministers meet fall be
fore long, • more general opinion.
is that M. Ribot will retain his net anti;
the electrons in June. Thus retort Damns
out of the crud' higher and with good Watt
RF.ani.h securities, as en effeet of the eh.age
of the Mielatry in Sona. dosed on the
Soares yesterday li brgher.
momet ag the 4 roma f,4se..
Letrdrn, Doe. 12.-A large party mama
bid .t Windsor (haste to greet Crows
Prince Ferdinand of Re5Mnta, who ex -
rived there Setwrdav es • visit M kl.
dans•, Pnae.ss Msn., daughter of tie.
Duke of Edinburgh. i• the party were
the Duke and 1)seness ..f K.l sbergk, the
Margnle of Lori sad Prince. Louie&
Thursday the Dachas* .f 6dbhsrgb and
Prioress Marie will start ler Rigwrnwges.
Preasla, to prepare for the marriage.
1....e.emote.
14,.110.1, Dec 12. -houses sold ed
heavy snewfalis ars rep.rtod frees North
•.d Garai Spain The whale of (:antral
al 0.511*ern Ramo 14.. . mu Mooted Ise,
thew.1.;. with as ese.ptlnwaUy revere
Mawr* Sw.14 severity has Pa e.kwtw.
in Moscow for eight yawn* All railways
Pot the Notelet are more or Ise .asw-
leieck..4 and Arent eorwm.w.ostin..Ith the
south interrupted Root Mw ase gottr.);
mopped.
•..aa..- Rrltt.w 11.4 w eveme t
LoWD0e, Dee. I2 - Horatio 1)..fsa, w►*
woe rearmost to Parh.a.ewt Item Wishes -
ter at the hist el•oto.n by a Mfg majorityS
was Saturday .ue.td es use gswasd of
bribery
pewee rester- f. - oh. ruors.
L0*10.•4, Dec 11 Tl» (arra.tsle earl
d iet the S. KWh t4....►nsneni W pas d-
eafly 415.1.45/ se adopt "sway pans..'
tliM, first rb• Sae era
• steaks AMD Kr000lcA S-
Lremiu. s LOOM 1.41e Mill festal•".
alter warty Shy yearn tel matiassaa pab-
lieatha, to giye tie bete that os. M ob-
tained. Eats ..S.bs s show the same tale
ladirwat, aim di.trlmieetloe sad goad
teats that hes oa.t..t.rra.d it free this ha•
lasing. Mar beyond teiWitm disa Ski
Amos *Tory Piisal
ant of liwtwtare-its rams* t
mprovemest..ep�i� tae aam iia nada
soaks a ue. at Na asst destraki sad de-
lightful apdw.. We cannot do ear
readers • greater favor than to urge teemo
ales selecting tb.ir readies ...11.r for this
'maim year, toast -mealy ou0sidor the Olde r,
of the prisms of penoditala. Great i.d.se
menu are offered to subscribers fur the
cause/ year. Write fur descriptive .h-
ooter cm.»rming the remarkable odors this
pubttebere maks- and add lb cants for a
specimen copy -M Lierau, t Cu, Pah
haters, Boston.
Wives' eau Dee. iwomb eve ltovsrttea.
-This suuoessful atoothly pubnstsuu mhos
a step ahead, and tears out in • sew ad
attractive shape, typogr��Ow
typographically. " D
Twat of View' es • eerie• of bright para.
eraphs on things of p.rtng toIeresl. lea
"Our Platform,' the leading diwrtal. Moe.
Oohs Cameron, the Prowler and madam
of the jou' nal, lays down •frveh lea min,
and principles. Mee Elhelwyn N either/Mu
discourses exo4Urutly to " The -things Left
L'uaald . iu addition to her eve bright
•• Bros snu is a library. •' The preliminary
Wt on " Art mai Artists' by Mrs. D:Kuars:
of It/onto, is interesting and rt. -total -le
Fon publications hate so *tome; a per.tu4at
holt on their readers es has Wives and
Daughter.. Fur sale at all book eta%
11.00 per annum ; single copaae, 10 ...owe.
floe., trial. 25 ants. Agents 1.1
the trade. 'I'Le 'retort:, Ness tett poor.
1'urrespvwieuco Geo Editors or pubU.Leis to.
la addrr'..td Waves awl Dwgplatu, Iwai
.1•.u, ''ailed*.
1'1 til:r.. r 11 i -n, .. Aloe to T.veh C'.r-
tent History an S.hoo:r, and Urgau.re Cur
rent Ffutory t'lubo" a Ib lege p.tupblet,
wail 14' scut !rte to all teachers. or! •ptdt
cation to t ttrn'nt Rotolo Pul iiehtug Cu ,
Detroit, Mich. This pamphlet deals wall
en un Porto. t new 'diatom educe l nowt w or a,
and to rich in suggestteue. It is geuenuy
conceded that the work of the ..histol tem.
wall hare its most .•lu•bae stimuli* warn
pupils are kept thoroughly arise to :1,,.
inrtrtsu "f the great world out..dc : aim
that the pupa* will be better fitted for the
important dots of life and citt,ewhip
e Len more to doter than ear dour •t present
in the clan ro.r0, to keep :hem antellIgeutly
posted. trot aloof on 1Ile ewtta WS . 1 111x1
oouke. 1411 on the great qurrttota ubicli
they hear discussed on the ttreat.•, in the
outwit, and at home. lu furea,eol"g this
..l,Jeet, the publish( re of Current Hofer>
err doing a public good. the valve of which
c,.UI.ot 10/ eater tit limit ,i. 1 tie /)u.;ew teal
n: In, I.er of tilos Un.gUe quarterly 1tre;t.Ll.t,
putt issued, ie a beautiful spechn,rn W liter
.r y, artistic, and typographical .kill. 111. Lb
a roar . '
U1Hata trio 1'. rt al: Plats. While
Mr. Howells will not. during 1891, maim
his literary• work to ally single periodcal. 11
owy toe authoritatively auuunnced t he
hos entered into a contract u ah Tat Ladies
H .bursal whereby rats tntmt .important
noel. will. for some limy 1•1 truer, boat ear
prtut no tar pates of that magazine. 11:a lieu
h '.% a I. '- Thr ('oast of lo.hrmta. brgie.a ie,
tie• Clara: was iesue of the ,loura•l, awl im-
mediately upon 11. close 3Ir. Howell. well
began is tl.c novitiate • Bents of editorial
auloleil.gniphm'al paper., in whop he wilt
trarr the iwflneuces which leaf limo mea liter
• ry life, his course of n•wiing and ho favor
rte authors and books. The articles sill
practically tel! the sttry• of the triton's aqt
clot's life, and promise to poems .0 • met
degree that attract itt interest wb.tla always
attaches itself to the life of asncoes.fulat.
when told by himself Howells Mot hise t()
straggles ; his early resources were few, ani
these he w-iU trace among other things u•
Using•• at tiulee,descobti.g,ta•, how 1tc notelet
• four different Iaego:wee to acquaint baa
.elf wi' h the 1i:erm urc of the come rias mew:
..ttractite to him
'Tee ('hrtslo,a■ Lumber of Seriba.r'.
Maga, rata as tied" notah:r ray tl1.' gre.4 rico:
neat anal toriel y of its illustrate n, iw ludo..
a novelty iu magazine picture -a color".:
rra.t.INee. tepn'.I.I 'ng or fee sonde 11.
rich effect of a wiser c. lor patntIag. matt.
for ihi4 nia¢ar:na- by I. Marchetti. '1'i
Itterary quality of the oumlw r is I.•dieerc.
b the distinguish's-1 lit a f coatdbuto ..
i •r:u•hng omen names as fho.n.■ Nal e
Aldrich. A. V,,11.41141 Forbes, t;tor,ge It
('able, Frank 1) Millet, H H. R'.yeleu.
Octave Thantt, lenge .k. Hibbard, Wil
H Low, and Kenya' ''nt. The uticle•
present • taking group on certain phases . f
modern art, bringing in the same numhar .
discussion of French trail Paintings Aster -
' .. Decorative Art at the World's Fa,',
Norwegian Painters of the i'rewat Da,,
and a brief dinvt*ion of Why We Paint the
Nu,l., by two eminent American rotate,
with a full page picture hy each to illustrate
the text. Thee art articles bring 4.gethei
eionJcrful produrtinae. iu black and white,
of original paintings Ly Hendry. Otitis de
(Lavannes, Lauren., and Calomel am: 04
Frenchmen : Haw Dahl, Arlie. and Hansen
amo.og Norwegians; Reinhart. Wier, Shir-
law, Illasbfirld, Beckwith, mid 1)olge
among Am. -lima,. it is peculiarly appro•
priate that Frank 1). Millet, the director to
charge. ehnuki write the article on 11e.
.:oration at the World's pair, that H. H.
Royrsen should write rf the ,painters of bei.
...aorta tout.:ry, Norway, anthat Will H
Low, ahem education and sympathies are
sills Frenelh art, shodild discuss modern
French n.uralIrinlin..
Tits Itat 'Ranee l'o.wnwq.tTaa In enw
of the fe t that nor Folwia Arnold will very
likely lea• 11.. next port laureate, ea. turns
with interest to his ne et entertaining ar-
ticle
rtingle in the I)rt.mher (iaaopolitan on a
• • Japanese Watering Ilene." The some
n umber eat Wag •even portraiu of Teeny
*.0 sod interesting clews of his late home
and surroundings. Time Gorman haspeme.
prated the mysteries of the silent top�pistrO
moa•etr,y with • pr.f•ne kodak ; Murat
Halstead t1.. uses "Varieties of Amoroso
Journalism Hes.maun throws" Light on
Ito Woo►, Art " and Theodore Roosevelt and
Mantis) Thnmpr.es snob eaattibwte in.
tea smite articles. A'tsa stye of the aan,het
i turrsty lootpert/wile all Pennon jsarnal
IMP, trill die eyehole of fiber watt. A venous
Mt inflamed a the rowers,* .f the dawlde
freatisames which adorn the magma -4e,
one iota the marvellous praiaung of " The
('wrrg ver es," by Frites, when+ tlere,Md se
mrae h a ae., ism at eke kut Pari. felon, end
ea the slier "Th. (Lw.q.eeed," by Astra
l]istriele . n the ea tbe Iterate of war
cavae dawn the vista ad the aeelmriee he
rmaguilleset array between gladly Mare of
naked 4.riree, the :.torr the a.Mrte ate 'd
all blew and lands enekieg loam h the
geode haat at tier laving (A.MR Th.. Om
whom wRon m will art it. oaken of 150.
sOLf�^g+� -that lm Janmv)--Ay the oder
d 11100 fnr. at1al•sbips is rotors for In
t•ed.eissg the (nawwrp'Htaw fete metals
aeighh.rte oda Ilse Ceetsnpnlit•n Akan to
say y.wrmg mon we w,.aa free tentir.a, levant
1.rmyJlinl_ mid Iseadtp ati Tavasa.,
Tide, Her•
.1. nay at an isettlag sitilegek 'wheels
.i art . ansl.•, seeditias, w seLlsss. They
.sad eta a paapblet 4a 1M Isili.R
beer he Maeda ase of Shan .ghgilgMlpa
THE FACT
That AYER'S Sarsaparilla cute&
armies of Scrofulous Diseases,
Eruptiaons, Boils, liceetna, Liver
and Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia,
• Rheumatism, and Catarrh should
be convincing that the same course
of treatment WILL CURE You. All
that has been said of the wonder-
ful cures effected by the use of
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
during the past fifty years, truth-
fully applies to -day. 1t is, in every
sense, The Superior Medicine.
les curative properties, strength,
effect, and flavor are always the
same ; and for whate% er blood
diseases AVER'S Sarsaparilla in
taken, they yield to this treatment.
When you ask for
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
don't he induced to purchase any
,f the worthless suttstitutes, whic't
are mostly mixtures of the chca--
est ingredients, contain no sarsa-
parilla, have no uniform standar •
of appearance, favor, or efft.t.
ars Mood -purifiers in name only.
and are offered to you because
there i; more profit in scllin.f.
them. Take
AVER'S
SarsaparilIE'
Cures others, will curs yes
After aa -.H•,
Oswego later-llo.aa.
"leacher -ll ell, Tommy, 1 supp•se r.m
had a tory plcabant time Thanker, rig/
I he).
'I'unmt), toot i, -rant; web) Vo, had an
awful wee tour tall a,,er dinner.
C. 4' Kien MD, S 1'0.
1 beet• u-.•4 your JIINARI►S 1.INI
JNF'NT sower* •foI') a e ..er•u.ta cam- .f
croup in my family. I coruitk'r it a rem».I,,
ru house should he with.,ot.
J. F. t'r.sis.;tta'.t,
1 are Island
hat slung on my hotter memo Rr:oe
h••n e a bottle of MIN.IRU.. LINIMENT
DR. WOOD'S
orway Pine
Syrup.
ceselitmedl Rich is time a gektassefths teles
',spades eel oast }•d alar Webs aMand dbesha
A /sista► outs PO
OOflOMB AND 001 -De
IleIlrendSds, Sere
Cres _ T er. ted
muse ass. dam tele. aervalb
1141 F ata 5-.,_.w.
R. B. HOLLAND
DUNG' % NON
JUST TO HAND
Another oonaignment of Kngliah
Tweeds 'and Worsteds, suitable
for ladies' Joe -tete and Gents'
Suiting*, quality unsurpassed.
ODD .INES a -d
St, MAZER GOODS
Market down away below the
regular prices to clear out and
aril make room for New Fall
Stock. ---
Boots and Shoes
in thin Department I have a
large and w,'il-wletet d stock, di-
rect from the beat manufacturers,
hence I can guarantee the heat
possible slue for the least mon-
ey- -quality eonsi.lerrr1.
DINNER and TEA SETS
in choice patterns and Al quit
ity, Cheap. Also • lot rnf Travel
l.rt.' tiSnip'ea, and erld libel in
(il4eawaie, ate., which I b.., see
cured at a bargain, and will sell
away below their actual sable
Fell lines n !family firoecrea.
A full .ui ply of all kinds of
Paints and 1 ill kept c ,natantly
ran brawl.
Patent Medicines n specialty.
R. B. HOLLAND,
ag11/4FR 1. MERCHANT,
DIINOANNON. ,
$12,000 STOO$
X.MAS000D5
TO SELECT! FROM,
Dam trews Rsigtl.b. Gomm sad Americas ble..a,mra l sate ods M eersure•
NOTHING NOBBIZR, NEWER OR HANDSOME
*SAN tet ALIT crrY atltt5.IL SHl11.441.
Handsome Leather - Bound Poets, Bibles and Prayer
Books,
Zlegant Leather Travelling Cases for Ladies and Gentle-
men,
Party Fans, in all shades,
Solid Gold Pens and Pencils, Sterling Silver Pen Handles
Le Maire's Opera Glasses, Smoked and Oriental Pearl. r
Bronze and Silver Ink Stands, &c., &c.,
Indestructible Iron Toys, Mechanical Toys, Gaines for
old and young,
Toy Books, X mss Cards and Booklets,
Full Stock of hooka, suitable for Libraries and School
Prises. Special discount.
mann a PORTER
Local Ma.saesi Sell Telephone 1*
Booksellers and Stationers.
FOR JOYOUS_CHRISTMASTIDE!
1
REFINED PBRFOR tLBG6Al1Y PUT OP.
W.. Aare IAD r.e•t !'er'ums• t r . ,nrw-Je is
Beautiful Cut -Glans Bottles,
Bisque-- -hand painted
Plush Cases, etc , etc.,
Taylor's, Ricksecker's, Seely'
in bulk.
PLEASE SEE 1)li Rs BEFORE l
lusn Dressing Cases ($1-$6)
lush Shaving Cases.
lush Manicures, etc.
ak Dressing Cases, th .3 let
est thing.
'H(N1s1N(: \'r*t'it .. NI l" t;iFT•
0. GOODE.
FALL TRADE
for which we are now prepared
In BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
you will And •11 that is reouired sad •t err
that make us stay.
In FENCING MATERIALS
PAINT and OIL
No sloe goods allow.'4 to thy entre
Oar geier.1 terdware stork .s meet esmplete and welt home.. Our prices 'cant •
tentless and loo year trirssage
we dant Oblast iota- wast anything teat 1
hare set got In to der•tteseur
Th:s is wk.n-
e..mpfate bete ra s crusty.
*1410e veiny trot the tot.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
NOW TARE
BOOTS : A6U : SIIOES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes little d ij7er-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trarle for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
Car. Rest -et. sad Square.
P.B.-The latest and bed designs
for Winter wear just to hand.
N8110.E TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just received a vary choke lot of
NEW TEAS!
-BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
White wit estimates to sell at least
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than can be bought from pedlars. A trial order will con-
vince you of the truthfulness of this assertion•
sell the bent OOFTEZ obtainable.
REES PRT & SONS
a .r '