HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-1-12, Page 3THE SIGNAL: OOfl NRICH, ONT., THUBSDAT, JANUARY 12 NM.
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II[ HAS MUON TO SOtMMM sr R
IS TRUN,
flee es Me Other Ulnad U. tAyega Mow
letwessee -mew I. I tenses• tib
Ogles a.d Other &sesslaris.s .w Mims
ver lien -The oaeaMe Asennieturel
TMA IRs afar kae had reeaose M cam
pila iiles_limes became d the m eoides
meds him through the power of or.
M. e age know. boner . ber than
has been eempoled to sell is
en apes xesebet e.gedeled he seggly lad
dh•latd. wills he has keels 1M+ed al the
Ms tan he bey in • market made for him
the ec.MaatM. of r•peie.e sere.
It privileges are not imensidr•W,
when ws ooesioi&*r what is new being den.
/r hi. to seem him is obtaining bilker
epuip clot- for Me lib work, seers eggeeially
&Mak remit years. The seeress esti Mir-
Mtlsm of she mast valuable .haramer that
✓ e brought within his reach should prove
el task sorties M him 1f right,ly red.
U he ismeg in pascal ag ltcr. he
my Marc of garters' i•beit tetes, whieb
q• M his wary deer, end which
ffie net seat him anything, 11.
-116 .kiel he spay mer therm
Obrolionli of the most nests] character ;
soid When he hawses to • valuable disosaree
i. which M M epoially interested, it is
his privilege__te pt all that the
teakor eat tehim through the medium
el question .ted mower. Our tauten would
have greatly veined those privileges in the
days that are gees, could they have obtain.
ed them. Let s take heed kat we neglect
them, to ear ownt le
b • (armor saga to any special line'
Some association owns
a
to that particular
des is ready to take him by the recd to
help him on. L he is interested in dairy
erg, he may attend meetings when impor
tart subjects are discuwd on whet branch,
and when the ben sod moot effective
.odea of doing the work is every depart-
ment are at one titan er soother taken up
sad dleoassed. The report& aimed by these
associative are also easily accessible te
him, and boss preserve in permanent
ter. IWch �ufonttstioo that
would osksrwise be lost. H. may attend
m eet& M difiereat polls where practical
krflermntisn is given ea dairyug and at s
serum of ther ewhen Avid wlease incom-
mode
ncom
node him to do this.
1. he • fruit grower! Here, again, orgau-
sa les Doors to twee rescue. He may attend
the meetings el thew orgaaixatn..s, when
the beet las been glowed elating to his
favorite line is poured at Me I.I.dand
. o.unally without say cbarp ; and the re-
pperrt�e st skis eseocietion also, which roo5.sn
igfonatisn attestiatr .f very much miss,
ave pissed at his service.
Theo there ase the reports of the (ental
Farmers' l.Mtitets, whmb are not to be de.
speed, skim gb we men acknowledge that
ks several of the Mateo aross the line mock
more valuable informatics is given in refer•
mono to the work of fanners' tatitutes than
hes yet appeared in *be annual report from
ears. Of amos city. it will he so, unity
ssg...ptsa is adopted of embodying in pec•
mswt fowl some d the valoabe addressee
given at the general institutes held at vari-
er please dung the year. The 'abject is
certainly of sufficient importaace to engsg�
the attention of the executive of the (;..-
Mal Farmers Institute.
We have the work that is lmttrg dam by
the various expwment stations, and view-
ed in
iew•din the light either of its extent, or d
its inaportmos and helpfulness, ws most .e
knowledge that it is • greet work. The
farmers are being pot in the way of getting
the moat rslusbk kinds of all prodoert
Mast are grows is the country, and preen•
sally withoatj say cwt The work that '
Is stations are thus •ooempliiing vela i
have • very imprtaat besevtiaris W
treser's prosperity. mace it
is We hails superior varieties wbieb M
selleenns aver have hese ails M 1
Malay was when the homer. .euM -Mdonee •
11Mi• isDOWpest and ism, gid. wn, agrimilkessa w'
10 ., never to return. b awl he eblmi.d
o per Oaterio Agriwllelwl CWMgo. gni is
pod forte, at • very low pmt. WVe wade.
Mead that • diligent atladest can go through
that institution with no greater oat*, Mune
probable 560 to 570 • year, and that he hes
et the sane time the months of Jtt4!
August and September at kis disposal ;mad
M the farmds boy them are certaidy the
most valuable n.o•ths in the year.'I'hers
M ndbieg that will oampre with this a
sheerness at esy of the other Inger ilew
basal institutions is the oo.atry.-43aa.
adieu Live Stook and Farm Journal
•pe.Ms1 Dairy Tattle..
Presides* MBAs el the Weide Agrisml-
tanl 0.Rels make.. the IdMwiag•elname-
meat : Webure eaddd te apes a special
dairy school is seaset1es with this Mimi -
hake of the 1st eet February
� p nest;n y
i
dairying, by illustrating the hest fatal
el maselagiterlag better sad Meese as the
bg erythe vd private odsdair*5. % ia.
y the .cions nathmds the
lay .t milk, by .xbibitieg it IM
breeds d dairy sows, *.w10g
meek mews are fed and .esag.d, by
1e�eg thdeaothers wbsoryssed my
midi to Isere ....thing about batter Imi
&..meshing tato ooitact with saes cad
ssstbeds that may be sew sad Wpfel--by
these .seal w• hope to impart mend iota
isi&a.ery them/mat infuse
h ris life
this Mpro isthe o.. linty
lie oohed will opuses the 1t d Fear
sorry ad sloes ea the 31st of March, I81111k
bed •mar,. of 62 i etaree will be gives es I
ihilP1ehessr of Dairying -Thirty leetares es 1
breeds d dairy cattle; seledies, breeding,
aNMg, .sd earls of dairy news, with War
teaMsas by rehnses to ear dairy heed el
Amide., Relstei.., J 0a....up,
Mrd Pelle, and • amber of grades. eea-
peoit1ea .4 .ilk; ferments is milk; Maar
end ohms, gad mwk.1sg of dairy pe -
Ser r el Agriculture -rem leslsees
sasgrleuIIure.
of Vetrimary Yeieme--?ver
boners, es
vvsse � ddh
misses,
bo
Pirdemer ef Biology -Fear betel., two
en Cz eed two es bets*.
Fvsissmur
of ameimry-/mar lee4t.. me
O..asneaiw.amid general principle. el
sheenneryId n.M•1 K ss.r--gh Meas is
Mlbstsmilliallis esini.al syst.aemd ng. expm4.ing
w.r C.aplls.ens
•e d IBsr, yea k esa.pll.ea* the
either
day,
"Ab, tsli▪ d 1.e r Male 11,i.w4la spookiest M' sqssmr..tee made, 1 said ye
were nee me big • fed se
she mid she hoped vet" 7sa• and
'Maj Wer, she Wad
alai!
IMILm..M/q.
IOW Wows Sow a One. h aNN/Ilbee ea
es tM 84wbaM awe.
"niers is • dad eaM lbws
Bei Ilimenised a 'Weise •
11., weans Herbert Brasil 1•M
ime Fial. end Me
isM taw
Freepost el her 10t111 utuMeseasee sells
No. But, in pout d Asea, Mow never
wine sash a Myge number d gee milting
verge, hath Jest sad handing le vas
as the British sesewbans erredee
today. As our .elle i.s shrive sad
issrease .r with them ser chief eons u
sssaosree Ilse --o meet Obs deemed 1sr
.hippie/ .saea.rily bsceae grimier,.4
thewmmwill slw• s exist eve hematites
ssero. u which .allies ships may he far
more profitably e.tployed than me.mre.
N roamed aneually gives work M.
very huge fleet el shipper., outside the
' regular liners, in carrying the freesia eau
senses of sheep to the Forepe.. eearkw ;
the wheat trade el California employe every
new mem themesde e1 dies el for ship
Fthe wed experts el Aeetwb., tie
Malls s el India sed the slowly exp•ed-
iaduetetee el the Beath Asminean sea.
beards, w all trades whisk still poi •sere
work to awed then to steam The sailing
skip will mover apte carry p.eeengwe, but '
s (res as oral at as ,..?ago of l I • toe
remelts • osdiiies of the essployment of
the stsn-sr, es kag as the clipper ship
likely to ge en Sourer' biag in those trade'
whew prompt despatch M am • matter of
the very Mw
i loost."
W- ky lip/deel s Core.
1t has been asserted to • malice' journal
that atter Irina Albert, ooaeort of (ioeen
Victoria, died of typhoid fever at Windsor
Conk is 1861, the discovery was mate
that there was an o l direotly
ander ash the room which he occupied.
Whether or not this circuautanoe was the
cruse of the Prince Consort's ketal illness,
it illustrated the fact that only thirty years
•.ggoo the world had not learsed the mast
d.ment•ry lessons of eissalinese in INe.
It is net many years indeed since spidew-
Ise ceased to be regarded as " v Wtatioes
of Providence," and practically nothing
was dons to prevent their recurrence.
The simple truth is that this " Provi-
dsnos" visite the unclean with p mtlsnc.
much offeror thea it dem the scrupulously
cleanly.
What • vast camber of fatal illnesses,
seen at this day, when the virtue of clean-
liness is mere widely recognised thee ever
before, a due to the toleration of filth !
The.ssads and thousands of dwellers
o pen lame sr in mull villages m the men -
try pais dasgsrees neisasms about their
pnlabse--verb as neglected vaults ander
the wiadews of their sle.pisg rooms, oil
tars unventilated and containing decaying
v.gebbes and fruit, sink drains emptying
ekes by doorways, stables too near the
houses, or wells within lltenag diseases of
The people who telecom these noisome*
.tel toe often have to pay the penalty in
i•
ti�p sad other fevers, dipbtb.rand
111th diseases of various kinds Is many
country districts which should be sheen
perfectly healthy fevers are sbockiagt p -
valent, and generally they en iraa reto
Automatic naieasose of this kind. -Youth's
Cempeniee.
Aseed.(e et staples..
When Napoleon was First Conal of
Franca Sonnies.., one day just before the
Mestere sairip4g* came into the Cabinet
at the TNirim ated found • large map un.
wlisi jiam the serp.t, and Napokoa
j*, •gvpan. about fiat
w▪ ens /iswthfa red tng and black steepen
tom.
Ilene leen very soon maw tb.t the rd
French and the black the
Ans▪ tansi firms. He watched the pem�eam
of the pin campaign in alone, but wit& 11'
depsat interest. t
Havl.igngg ooadw 01111041114110net01111041114110is .'
moo= termination, Napalm* leaked tapp
s4 bis secrstery and said, Do yea t&ialt
that I shall beat Midas r
"Why, bo. ea I tell r' replied Hour-
. knee.
"T.0 ! you simpleton ; look her. ! Melee
M at Alexandria, and will remain then
earl Genoa 'arreaders. His magataos,
beepitak, artillery,and reserves are at
Alssaadri.. Passig the Alps here," said
k r gtisk' g • pin tato the Gat St. Berm
ard "1 fall apo. kis rear, cot of bit
n
eomm.amicsticss with Austria, cad meet
him in the valley beer." So sbe
Mock • red pin in the plan 01 Msrs_nga
Bourrleaso looked span the moving d the
pias ea men pastime, and was creditless so
is that Napoleon rolled op the map, ex-
elaimi.g playfully, "0 t you sisny .ad
goose.
weeks later Boarrisnaa foetid himself
writMg up the battle of Marengo at Napo-
Meu's &statism as the very spot .hen he
W Owed the pia, and recalled the cinema -
Mame with wonder at his foresight that
bordered es wwwuese.
gray time m• se sail
Modern research has shown that the •
mea..cstaine in solation nearly every et.
sns.t the* exists apps the earth, sad that
ihem eismsersexam in the water in pro-
portions
. tbUi of their oempeggds. Thus
gold sod silver
reiand most of the other heavy
■ gtgM are found to exist then. Seems -
stalk found shoat 14 grsiss of gold M the
tog d ems -wain, r s dollar's worth In less
thee two toes. As the wean ooven s11 the
lower valleys of the earth it reoeives all the
draMage from the whole of the exposed
laid. This drainage is the rain water
that hfalls. epee this ex .ar-
lass, has Sowed down it• sea s�'pss,
er W seek into parous kemd imi
de mended underground. L either
ream the wake Irma di..slve and
with it sop Walk .atter that it
.•rrTrW�
i t the quail** eppreprished Wagdogmatterknt5
wid
te
its kdahUk ML
tad s mess% of exp men
M the .elves . Reis wham it falls tapes the
earth is Relined wear nearly (iee
small ineparielesbdsg what h whhem
e.
the air), let ever water whoa it rowdies
the mem esataiss seeaenesable gmoutl.s
of involved .hers' sad vegetable matter.
These well seetribatisas re ever peering
In mad ever ...sa.l•un• This .eatigtal
addition d dlm.lvd missed saw witbwt
w OWIT‘speraggaishmirestiss evaporates.
bu. hose rim es ever gime el
r
the .tbla -eaaeiktd of land sad water.
Ater OMNI
. Alibied* 11 a llemedems trees •thea
sells a •ewes •e...c.
Mehr ass • gee soars vaithan lived •
wada
isembii•, wavey is w. 1
"Old Akata"
d who wee
We Imo Mari, drowns. sad M.atl.es.
.mss ar p is es Owe kited plot.. whit
eal.sil teal kite • supper.
Ote. yi 5. was k...ked de.. by •
p•..b� eel mid ranted t. • hecpieal in •
yd lag -e.54t ins. Whet examinol by the
doctors, •a ..1, dirty pees, of wee
toned Lyng ant his heart, ea which , a •
few engraaasiasal, mas-spilt word., he
willed ha • eroeong' to another . mea, like
bn.s.lf heir -witted and s*s mid like
him/ eif the attbapp ousting fur all Oke
cowards u the neighborhood to wormers*.
L his lifetime the two had never hem
lumens to speak to ante another, which
mak.s the hardest all the more pathetic,
sines it shims that "014 Chris" was psis
fully awake to hu own stilettoo, ad had
angled cu► as the heir to hie only passes -
am, his "creseiag," the person who met
rwmbld him to every tbiog. --Letedete
Aawer&
ret redrew With the 4lvlag,
lari ase/. wits lass sad 1 .rt rose
ewern emirs weary lane,
whin tse.l diel w ser need et sere .
res eamob at fere. ••abhor
howl al tie 1M1, ase
and data with W the .yeusg -
Whet inner truth 41.11 .e n, a gained,
Arae, M simply .lying
Then lips tee clary of tie pater
5 ill tae Mr maim ower,
4d ayes ter waft our taunts to .m
Shall se daAam darer r:
lbs bases that wood tat lir • meal
Wks meow wore tbtct to .umber
Ogg steep bill ppaat,h► win natter Moms*
AM., .mer pttlo..d .pother.
owe.t Riesd, p.reb.ses,bmb you sod 1
Era bee h�wtt tsrgiv.r;.
MOW asks me /cram tone brow
Sr pines ed5 Ors Ilene
Trigs steaks nl..ve
Our li wends merrwa
vee• pstl.es, Ps obis kesast edge
Sky Art s saed.at winos
Tit cry to b. genal .ba
Death .heifer eb.nm our clamor,
Aa.t may to disown lila beta,
Thrash swisorye watt, glamor
D ort wise it wee toy that and me.
Ere lova y pM b•g1.1ag,
T. tore the tondo, lasso boos
Be pstl.st via lb. Nefna.
'tool C4sw.
Tall Flag roles for Claims..
The .penal train bearing the ten hag legs
dinta.d for the flag polies ter the Washing.
ten World's Fur building at Chicago will
he ren is three sections of fourteen tan
each. Loh el the lege equals the leagth of
seen flat eon, though they are 1.454 i■
suet a seamier that the weight is carried by
two d the van With tee exception of the
two longest the lop are pieced two to -
flon oa the ars, but it wee impossible to
"rtwo largest i. thee ma.aer, owing
to their eoermes weight.
The two end are of the section will
support the load on a raised blocking
working en a pivot. The other an
will be empty, and the logs will extend
over them above the cap floors. This ar
rangemant IS owing to the cups
1n the rad. When tie train u on • carve
the first and last oars of the section
will, of course, net be in the same straight
lime, and if the lqp were supported by all
the ars it would he impowbk to round
the curve without breaking either the logs
r the an.
Te overcome this difficulty the movable
blocks on the two end an are brought into
play, and while the empty ears curve round
e bend in tie track the pivots are also
termed, permitting the logs to always
retain the same relative position with
weeOrpp��oot to each other. On curves til
tetidk of the load .i11 be entire y clear of
the cars at the center of the section and
will lie parallel to s tangent drawn at the
oater edge of the curve. When the curve
is passed the pivots again throw the logs
hack to their congilal position. Spokane
Ths T.loseops .r the Eaters.
When, in 1825, the Dorpat refractor d
miss •ad • half isches sperature was cow
Mr.Med, it was ooesidered a masterpiece,
and it was considered the limit had been
reached. Ouiand, however, had made
better glees passible, and Franabdr betty
workmssrhip. As • consequence, then
were ooestrscted in 1846 two object `laser
d 15 inches aperture. But this limo was
again surpassed when we succeeded in pro-
curing diens for an eighteen and three-quar-
ter lack glees, which was figured sad seat
to Chicago. Them followed the 56 -inch
lenses of the Washington and McCormick
olservatornes, the 30 -icor of the PeIk•wa
and, finally, the great 36 -inch leas of the
Lick observatory. It must he reesensbred
that the posed has been dispmtcd
inch by iacb, and that .its each emceeing
advance the limit of successful glass melt-
ing wee thought to have been .tt•imed.
Eves the possibility et obtaining diem larg-
er them 36 MMus, acid it appeared to him
that the chances of obtaining 40 -inch disco
le the present stets of the art were remote.
W yet then are sow is my saanafee-
MM��yy two remarkably fine dims d 40
iarsss
diameter reedy for figuring. Whe
Hua shall gee the limit to this plass et
Ohs are, ess11i'sis0 the grem possibilities
d teinAtb ' Ianpeew__i and •dvms el
Oil dos view ef .hat . lees
ass
mitred .pliebsda vhef-Nerth Americas
I traagw RolIntos la Se.opwts.ia.
A high prelate in Armenia has addressed
a letter to a friend 1. Timm, is which he
gives es asesent of • strange sen is Let -
ern Memepseawa, sidled the Yedoidiea
The members d this sect are the direst 4.
▪ 4..4 the old Glakkene or Poeeisms.
They are wither Me1aa..dan r (lris-
Gass, bat have • streete religion very..h
like that ef the Peewees. The Yoha..e-
dW say el them, hemmer, that witkupots
be 10..aego.. Su. estssle ai
sea seiseiarne to the Yede dies M Me -
]
them t Ideas. and recently the I.-1
pedal Gemniiegiostre arrived at Moeaal, the
Nineveh el the Bible gid called _ iSs
Yedidiss
to adept the tree iWtb, bet they
Andy nls..t The ChrletLe• a Memel
stew theeght their .&viee bad mese, and
sent • missionary ef their own le eenver4
these The Turkish Demedeeieeer, hew -
eye'. via re mum at obi that he arrested
- several Chrkalee notables .sd pit the. h
A 'leer] t.g..t... owettivaaes. pie He thee preeseded le v ivst w
Y `viler with the pap of reed eddia k
(10,4.4. d. P6•66v d the "mi._ Frani and emerald skew wire Wad sad treed.
O.itagira, bee invoat.d a paloue aL The prams .emei•dm his IOW r m4H
antr4va.eo M *high M giwg0 tkk ave• d the He' • Turkish Oswedaniessr
S•bi•sephon•. The la.traannt M ismaded the 1 to '".eaves" ay res is tales
so1.dl $e t b••mast. d e4 ave. in .e.ee ares .t arum.' and he' he •.y riga M g
4 I • atflier• m M�. Chrletiese ism prams bemuse they .444.0.
1• erajaatiea .M►1 Hsgbees Il••amet.r •d M ees.wt the e. Foran w 55e •w
and memo to M• mid d dere human Mr, a-
-klith t
a� is se donne the smog d the bs.-
.mets.be Hellen Us prMein d amid
a. ret.. tb. Mttdige.
arela O M lis sem
•eI,.sr rf it M mild that Fiats le sew guile • aga-
tes.,Tam y mid mem prier it b1lik.p, sad .a dm
is min he Amide s. tlm• ]leen y Orval Psteekl Ser •
gllig a ggk w% . M Okla be made a mesa
.. - los
as be Akan jest bei he
Fagged Out ! !
4Vt
HAT titled, worn - out reeling, el
Mali so many w.,mer, owmpbu+ after •
day's washing, is cepa away
with 1.7 those who
use Ma grebe
Saving •
;���5 OP
0
Wilk], mai. • the Dlrt drop o •:
Without Hard Rubbing
Without Boiling
Without Washing
Poo/clove
Try the easiy,,Mew and eeoneakel wa)'-the
Sunlight) way of waaltice and
mon x111 not be die
appointed.
SUNLIGHT SOAP having un emsal feet
Purity, you may nes is vi ith racket and d.t.g..t
Inc erery hooseboid
purp..e.
• • • • •
LIVIR DSOs., (.saws
wcata$ PT. eli.ittm0 T
MAW etmaslmasA0 ToSSMTO
!going .areae.
Dying Wife- " Promise me, darling that
you west have ate crenated."
DMcousol.M Husband "Of entree i do,
d,snot, I at why r
Dying Prife-•• You know Mow 1 Irate to
.ea aches .read the bears. '
Owl Mal Mimi.
Scott's Ema1ieg deer not debilitate the
etotnaeb as other sough medicines do ; hat
on the contrary, it improves digesting and
.treagthens the stomach. Its effects are
immediate and pronounced. 2w
Aged OapeA1.
Thom Life.
Young Hshaed-What' Yon are 25ytara
old to -day' Why, you told as s year ago,
deet before the wedding, that you were only
20.
Young Wife (wearily ,-I have aged rapid-
ly since I married.
Very swell Pleased.
Sim,- I am very much pleased with the
effects of Negysrd's pectoral Balsam. Our
family has been greatly troubled with
severe colds, pain in tee chest. etc., and
have bees promptly relieved by this
valuable medicine which we willingly re-
commesd. CLASA A. licKessis,
lT (Clarendon Station, N. B.
A Seen s AsrUuadare.
Snippy (in the club) -Wonderful hew
feat automatic devices are being invented,
isn't it!
Fweddy- Ye as.
Snippy -I bob :they -re got a self-ww-
in6 floaak now. It mut save tie poor
fahnahs a sweat deal d twouble.
Oeinlval. All Others.
In curing coughs, colds, hoarsen( m,
asthma, bronchitis, .ore throat, an.' .11
thrones of the throat and lungs, thi is
one remedy that is unequaled by any . tier.
We refer to Ih. R'ood's Norway fine Syrup
which has affected n.any remarkable cures
this season. 2w
A Tereseae Task.
Claregce - " Done anything Lady,
(:holly r'
Cholly-" Yes ; bought • dimity for 180.3
last week and •w waiting for New Year's to
come to begin it Awfully tiresome work
wilting, awfully
�t lea bow you stand the
.twain, weally !"
A tk.dbl. ane
Would use Remp's Meson for the threat
and lump, It is airing mere cases of coughs,
colds, .stbma, bro.chitis, croup and .11
throat sed lass troubles, than my other
medicine.The roprietor hes authorised ay
druggin to give you a sample bottle free to
canvases you of the merit of this great rem
.dy. Ione betties 60e. gad 31. [loom
b • Sed Som,
Friend -that typewritte. letter I re-
ceived fromen wag •bortably printed -
jest fell of boder..
Hasiise. w(esdlj--I know.
' Why doe% you
archery the fellow r
" it's • girl"
•' Weli disebrp the girl."
" Never ! 1'm is love with her."
"Thea marry her."
" She wee't have tam"
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Dr. Sipa 1rns, while in the Bosky U1aa-
tahs, diseaveeed • root that whin semblastl
with ether kerbs wakes an rang sail Ween
care for eaasMiy-"- It M a the form of
dry root. sad L•see. sad is beams as ir'.
Family Ledicise. It will ears MalAsallashe.
Per the Med, beer and kidneys, and ter
demise R the e.mplexi s it dale wends.
Me..oka a�M .e0 it at M .. • pareage -gresgh
eve (,dew
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r• mine .pest...Mism sembf-oil with les
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BARGAINS
n DRESS GOODS :
1 pieces Tweed, 50c., for 40o. New Goode.
10 " Colored Henrietta., 50c., for 36s.
13 Robed Dresses .t about Half Pries.
The above are doweled BARGAINS and seasonable.
MANTLE GOODS :
Seslettes, $5.00 and $8.50- Extra Value. New Stock.
BLACK and COLORED
MANTLE CLOTHS
Prone 60e. to 33. S0.
All Mantle Goods bought from us cut and fitter[ fres of charge
FLANNELETTES:
A lot of 500 yards, 7}c., Sc. and 8#c. -Extra Value.
We carry the largest stock of Brussels, Tapestry,
Wool and Union Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mats,
Oil Cloths, and Linoleums ever shown in the County by
one house.
Over 150 Seta of Lace Curtains to select from, di-
rect from the makers in Scotland.
gar first-class Dress and Mantle Milker up -stairs.
57 discount for Cash.
COLBORNE BROS.,
OODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse
of the County. }
A rl.eaterlalC.r ..W.
One of the piscatorial curiosities of the
North Pacific Coast, especially plentiful
along the shores of British Columbia, is the
fah known to the Indian, whites and half.
breeds as the "candle fish." To the scien-
tists be is the culachon aThaleichthy paci-
bcuss), and is highly esteemed for two
roman : The fish itself is about 14 inches
loot, resembles the smelt in geocr•l appear-
ance, and is aught in large quantities by
west coast fishermen during the months of
February, March and April. It is the fat-
test of all known fishes, for which reason
large numbers of them are dried and smoked
to be used as • warming food during the
long rigorous winters so common in that re-
gion. Large *ambers of them are •1.o run
through crude presses, which extracts the
oil ; this is preserved in skin tags and used
much in the wine manner as whale's blabber
is used by the Eskimos. This "medic fish"
gets its common name from the fact that
whets dried it burns with • bright white fLme
**til entirely consumed. it is much and
by the "oo•stels' both of Columbia ad
Alaska, either with or without • wick pared
through its bode.
A Maass M Sts.
Butcher-" I need • boy about your rise,
mud will give you 53 • week."
Applle•et-" Will 1 have • Mame to
Yea I west you to he hen at 4 o'clock
every morning."
Irlitite10111
i Regulates the Stomach.
Liver and Bowels, unlocks
the Secrations.Purlfls•th•
Blood and removes all Im-
purities from a Pimple to
thaw° • ' Sorofulou Sore.
BLOOD
_. CURES
DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS.
ONSTIPATION. HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. 30R0PULA.
HEART BURN. SOUR STOMACH
DIZZINESS. DROPSY
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1 Steam Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISH= 11110.1
A. S. CH RYSTAL
Suerrasor to ( krystal ee Markt
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
.30dteSirMi.ZS
Salt Pans, Smoke Stocks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Alco deakrs 1• Cprlgbt a*d Horlsoata 81tdea
halve intones. A.te.•tb Cwt (M Surdas a
pec(alty, All ogle of pl e and pipe-lttbts
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PLANING MILL
MAIMED 1166.
Buchanan & Son,
suWUVACTcruas
SASH, DOOR and BLIND,
Dealers 4. W kind. of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And bender's mateefal .f every degerlpt4u
School Funiture a 8pecialtj.
NEW ARRIVAL
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LATEST STYLES.
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Mid show shapes.
H. DUNLOP,
ha Woo '., Thaler.
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