HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-4-20, Page 4THE SIGNAL (O )ER1C'H ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1893.
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Olasa tet 1•ublioatten-e tad 10. Nskatreut,
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If credit is aed, I. thio. '•r Tier
1
will he
le
•doevsaa.g Ilan s
�,r�t1 sad ether caaaal.dvareimenate. Na
psr t{or for MN ina.rtine. tad sena per lies
for each suf..aae..t in.ertiuo. Moe*aured by
• moment scala
Mutineer • ants of N1 line. area undertib per
year.
Adverltsemet. of Lost. Fouad. tit:eyed.
altuationa Vows.. t+ituations Wasted and
auslute' Chamois Wan:rd out exceeding e
hone ie.o;.Art 11 lit ,.•r month.
flou.-s an - Oe a:,d Perms off 'tale. 10 t0
earned • 1. e.-.. NI t..r drat month. vie. per e':b-
sorse„t nwalb. Larger a.lvta. in propurt:o•.
Any +rectal omit,. the object of whisk is to
promote the tsrnnteri benefit of MI,' ,4M -
virtual or cotr•par.y, to ter conatdared au ad•
vertleeuu•nt arid .'tunnel s2 ,•ardinds•
Lena' not tete in nnaparr.l tip, Joe cent per
word. no notice. low ' hark tic
larval counte in ordltary reading type two
• Ir r wool. No notice less than 0 Me-
a per
!,,r.Ito _. he. and other =putout and
benevolent :ria: n :tion• half rate.
rte.mvrelal I..at rate Ad. et. i xemire I s.
A limited n'tuibrr of displayed stye(($$
wtnts .111 iter ice, rted at the (following rates :
Per ,m h. nen inn- r loo. ..... . . to M
" four in*. r• in..
,• three min. ha. . .. .. . 2 00
1i1 months
_...... 100
5 ne
No advernsw•rn.nt Irs roan two 'ochre in
{coal!, a ti t.• calculated on abut hong.
per ren.. d.. „rant allowed for o•ah permeate
ea three cunni G1',vuaraet ; 10 per mut. on six
menthe', sod IS per rent. on a yeses. Thee
00*.:'ions will be strictly enforced.
Lbent "The wlxaal" .Anyone•
Snb.rtihre who fail to r.. ei re Toe Awa Al.
rNnir^'�. el: herr
lir currier or by toad. &r11
sealer. favor by a•.,111 .ir.t,ng to Of tk• fact rat
. early a date as p0eei tete.
Leen at Tour Label.
\-r.ur label is • standing receipt of the date
to which you are ;rid rip. See that it Is not
allowed to fen into arrear.
When a.h: urge of attire's is desired, both
the old ani the new whines aboeld be gives.
14.. • +rd n..rtuw-riyts cannot be returned.
('orn••;.n.•lencrs mn*: be written on one side
of paper only.
reMMaer's eeteee.
J. t'. Ir. Tousel, of (.oderlrh, hes been ap
(,muted 1µ-a1 Travelling .(gnat for the town -
...14e of Otele• 1ch, Colborne, Ashfield and Wa-
wannah,
La al pcumamere •.ler the district are also
empowered 40 enevive subscriptions to TUX
Mete AL.
Allcommuni.::.r Was must be addressed to
L, McOiLLt('LIMY.
Tea SINAL,
Telephone (OU 4a Ood.eb►. Oce
GODIY.KICH. THVRattel. AI'ItIL1R. Iwo
Mt mens TAU WANT.
That professional Orangeman and patriot
for revenue purposes, HoeattT KIRrit,:Htr,
is out with another of his letters addressed
to the editor of Tor 'u:S•L. So that it
would not be tampered with while is tran-
sit by the rascals who have been mskiag
duplicate copies atul having them inserted in
the 4 limon News Record aid 4.oderich Star,
be, this week, took the premutioo to af6z
his private seal with the best wax procure
able, but even that precaution has not saved
the tauten* of his letter from being rtolei
and published in outside sheets.
There is, therefore, no necessity tor Tea
Suaeal. publishing Mr. Kuterodur's letter
at second hand, and particularly when he
will not submit to an investigation unless
be has the selection of the enure jury. It
is • sat thing for .Ions R Aasoiut
that he dud not have the same privilege as
Mr. BIR nsioaAr asks for, and the hero of
the Brass Ihngs episode would Dow be out
of jail, instead of in durance.
KoBIOT BIR4INerHAr wanta no inve•ttga
tien, any more than did Sir A1oLPn11'A K11(,
Ko. ('er'uattia, M.P. for Northumberland,
•-of bridge (.eerier fame -or any of the other
large and small fry at Ottawa, whose deeds
are evil and who have done so well at the
expense of the pu)dlc. 1f he were honest
he would not hesitate to allow an opponent
IA. selection of nue mac out of three He
merely wants to have his effusions pabliahed
in Lite local Tory and Orange organs for ell
feet. He doesn't want to have a bright
light turned on, an,f ell his verbiage and all
the gush, gas and sawdust of his satellites
will not prove to the oo0trary.
Mr. BIRiI'HHAM'a stock went up like a
rocket in his first letter ; it has now come
down like •.tfek.
Tee *AT THR•te !111+,1. 0E111a PKAT.
about their " loyalty " to the air of
" Johnny get your gun " is almost enough
to knock the word oat of the lexionu.
MAOI.TRAT• Itgtris.R or TORONTO, woo
was reeeittly hoed $1,000 by Mr. Justice
Res., for endeavoring to int mime Russian
taSl ods into the Canadian magistrates'
.nett•, will not he an enamored et British
BM as be has profaned to be heeetefens
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
seder. anon pe. titian weer.,
•w' folia hitt peers, it.
ISM* 7neele'a eyes are areviler pairof Mares
IM ll are lite men paw along who get
1 rebel re at r J pled ham's. They all
hew that he is the peopie'a toothier.
Ilan'( *met
Teat yes ma met
tell H.IMracetes
In I'hetegr.0hte Werk
At It. It. aWlows%
Alta TAIWRINO Spring sad Mesa...,
ire I. great variety at the they. N.1.r
�•M• Yoe w have a Mm e1Nee sad rel,
m and stile sad St at
ItMF Sotea•eM
et�Tctw - IMeedlrer hirers d Rie,eles
=nail e. W T N el•• areal gen hie prism
p*rr6 2..e Mr. We4M ht. Mr,. •e��
I .Out hen fer 411.004,01 >i hit weer.
u mber. aural.* * 4e•rtan Crates. Ali over
wheals w nwlabe (wept malls. Sued
With mareeMk tine •nA the lateen Isapev►
asrata Pelee, moose t, .m IN ria $N►
i ev.atithen w.. - The Meal h.easwihe
Ebar.te hamsoa�(640 seams •f time ,.•r
•atteip•aed berviad Minium
esshrs Balee. Rees
a Was eeppls et kees.mme, seised
ewe pdM, yam treebea ko4aselae
omen tans. sail erirst1Mg .foe to.
hash•. If tee Inset 4erug • Botts teateilest
hee sur read► mused pater I• pinta q
•=1lia
ennee flea apiest.i ars, .11 t6r
Oat ns -Mims lLni. Phelp•, the areas
taykrsmee Isel.er is supplied ter lestnre
here es Thured•y, Merry 4th bent hit se
boor hr. Yarth4.e
win b. give. h
$ 00S I mums. r .
Bra'l1L ((.amus to Otww Fd,Owa--The
(hid -Fellows of Godericb will attend North -
et. Methodist church is a body ea f'lsoday
looming mat, ohs the poster, Rev. J. K.
Howell, M.A., will preach a special sereno
to the uiambsrs of that Order.
Nett Si 11,At , T•llrnaatrie Marmite. -
The t.uepel tempera/am meell.4 to be held
i. the Temperature Hall on Sunday, April
23rd, at 4•15 r. r , will be addressed by
Capt. Wiggins, who Iles .charge of the S. A
corps hese All are welcome to these meet
toga.
H t' Rase Arrortrso Saturday'sOttaaa
news containal the appointment of Magas
•lwau.on, of hu.lench, to be assistant ceai-
mla.louur 01 the lh,nuntoo borti.eltural
exhibit at the World • Fair. Mr. Sr/sawn
is an intelligent and capable man, amd when
positions are gwe are satisfied that
l.u.lo•ich omen should get them.
Nt..r Tt mutt Evewn... The Young
Ladies' UwwewnCircle of N•,rth st Metherftst
church will give a contort on Tuesday
.reoiug .tpril 25th in the chur. h. An
excellent program has been provided
coo oat of residing. by Miss Minnie
Winnie Ball
(' ..d ' and Mies 1
� al
Acheson. .leen t
and musical .Macaca. by Slimes Graham,
tt Jkonaon, Aiken, Martin, Mrs. !'rudhaw
and others. .►dmitwon 10 cent.
('Ou.,Lre %NU Ht .TER Cultist TV Lobs
011'11 .\ouv. Messrs. ('rn.ly and Hunter,
the notal evangelists, who were in (;oderich
list %Winter, have, at the special request of
Re% .I. E. Howell, M. A., commuted to
rt.raawry ice to North -at. Methodist church,
4;..lerich, nett Wednesday eveutng, April
26t1k. They are at present laboring in
Berlin, end from there they will (wren to
o;,slerIch for the evening above ..atoned.
Further particulars will be given he the
interin.
rile Casa A,.•ItsT "Tae" CZAR:. -Shush
Kilpatrick who had "Tab" Craig arrested
about two wacks ago charged with rape,
died on Friday last. Shwas taken 111 with
child on the 4th inst., and three days later
arose from her bed and went around, which
Iruught on chills end delirium from which
she succumbed on Friday. Her death
removed all evidence as to positive Wean.
rotation of her assailant, and ('nig, who had
spent the last two weeks in jail, charge(
with the off., c i, was released from custody
..o Wedoeday.
ELv.,-ru.s or urn. [as At the last re-
gular meeting of Court (:aderich No. 32,
Canadian Order of Foresters. the following
othorn were elected : Bro. A. R. Davison,
C. K.: Bro. W. E. •)ohnsto., V. C. R ;
Bro. T. ti.eyd, F. Sec.: Bro. W. McCreath
R Sec. ; Bro. W. Lane, Treas ' Bro. D
Stoddart, Chaplain ; Bro. W. Carter,
W. ; Bro. F. Henolerses, J. W. ; T. Bates,
Bro. W. 1 . order
is now in • prosperous o0aditio0 having
over sit hundred dollars nen hand to pay
• ck benefits and $238.000 in the endow-
ment fund to pay death claims.
('HAN( ,a'. SI'rtsas. -The datings of the
Chancery Division of the High Court of
Justice commenced here to day before Mr.
.Justice Robertaoo. The docket is very light
counts, I ng of two de(eudert cases and one un-
committed case. Besides the membere of the
local bar, Mr. Aylesworth, 11.C., of Toronto,
and Messrs- R. V. Eliot, and Collins of Exeter,
were engaged in Court At the opening of the
Court an action from Exeter, of Wilson vs.
'iamwell was proceeded with. Mr. (:arrow,
V c.. appearing for the plaintiff and Mears.
Ayle.worth, 11.C. and t oiling for the de-
fendant. [be plaintiff was • creditor of me
Welsh, of Exeter, who made at assignment
of his estate to the defendant Samwell and
others, and this action is brought to enforce
and have darned our the trusts contained iu
this assessment. The trial u tlronaling
as we go to press.
H.reseu.. Says tho Detroit North
side 0:acetle Last Wedocday evening,
April 12, • very brilliant wedding took
took phtee at the residence of Mrs. F. Balis
of 94 Baltimore avenue mat. About fifty
were preee01 to wttoeat the marriage cere-
snoy, performed by Rev. Mr. Dickey, of
Janie. Rogers and LZLIe Buchanan. The com-
pany spent • very pleasant evening, soma
being employer( with music, others with
cards and all finally participated i■ an ole
gaol supper served about 12 o'clock. The
)runt .,•aaple received a very banloome
present from his fellow employes and also
from the hoarder@ at his boarding place.
Mr. Roger s quite well known in this
community as he has resided in the North
aide for the past eight years, during which
time he hes been a conductor on the Wood
ward avenue street car line, and all friends
with him a prosperous and happy journey
throuvh life, which voyage they hecto on
the second Boor of the house formerly oc•
copied by Aurum alickets*el at 96 Mil
Waukee avenue east.
A fires mom. graaoaR The Secretary
of Eureka Connell, No. 103, R. T. of T.,
reports that the membership in good stand-
ing for the quarter commencing April Ism,
is 171: the nuniler reported .Ian. rat of
this year won 95. These figures speak well
for the efforts put forth by the Council
dnn.g the past quarter. The majority of
those who were initiated were young men.
and it is hoped that the stand they have
taken on the temperance question, loth
with Peg\nd to themselves and ite relation
to the community, will be permanent. The
member! have taken tip the motto : "Os.
wand "' again for this quarter, and intend
by tierm help to make Eureka Council a
benefit and hlesing to every member, and
alar further increase it. membership and
use/annus in the community The gospel
temp.ranoe meetings nRrial on every Son
day during the Fall. Winter and Spring for
the last three years• ander the .napless of
this miler, have dune • great deal of gond
as an ednoaive fore, and many who have
mot ooaneeterl themselves with the order,
have signal one or both of the plowtges used
in the meetings one against the use of
alcoholic eti,n.lan's and the other against
tk.see of tobacco in ►11 lemon The coot
grotto, to secure speaker* for the Sunday
•iNrmno. meeting. rennet that (�*pptt..
Men et the R. A , hen, will eldress •e1he.
tale iltg es the 2i►d and Rev. Father Weave,
pram .f Rt. Peter'! R (: Cheri*. the
..satieg ea tb 10th of the present moist*,
and far Se.day, May 7th, Mr. Me(li1B-
eeddy.
A/ w
I d, td atgs obs tb It'let Woe rote
i rename NW esllaatltw sloe a bar ste-
ties of the llatpl 40 will .dorm( a pa/mal
In leave the enmities el Lea�aajlp A.
flim, Dews sad Armagh. M Sa el
Maw, usher iwriel redo -
A /ossa.11 tens gum,te tib
1J.4 I %miss
�weotentt a�rb0�rt at dmWo
grenade. Memo. fall while
heisted Inas pe0M.. Me.day and
.)off Wanda sod Pia M. J.
[aria renis( was drsaead lass paw
AN ILLINOIS MIRACLE.
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"0E•T i All t51At: KLUIDT.
Dubog0e Time
Anterng the peoultarmn.iltime with which
the people of the preseet age are endowed,
tt a renuorkable upa.-tty for doubting. A
full belief only comes after • careful lnyeiti-
Kat'VO, and after positive proofs bare been
pprreemie& l'urrent report soot there had
Iwen a remarkahIe cure on the cane of • lady
of d.vanoa, III , but as current report is 0.4
always accurate, and am the story toid way
one pos.emeng deep Interest for the !Albite,
The Thee11 tetermini-4 u1100 • thoroegb in-
veettg%tsu0 into the natter. 'rhe result of
this in Yee. mat ion proved that not only was
MO story true, but that the case was eras
more remarkable than the public hod beeo
uoderstasl
erre to
tit
Mr. .1 K. Kenyon is the fortunate own, r
of a winter -table Inure, well kept and with
Idewant .urruuodlog., situated '01 Chocaro
Aceuu-, Savannah, 111 , and it Wes there
the reporter sought him to learn of the
sicknw of his wife, and the caro of which
so much is beiug said. In answer to the
bell a lady appeared at the door, and to u
vete v for Mr. Kenyon said, he wee em-
ployed by the railroad company, worked at
nights and was asleep. ' • Is Mn. Keyssn
wt.!! smooch to see me the reporter them
asked. With • very suggestive smile she
said "There is no doubt 0t it," •ol in
Tit:ug the reptrtei in, ...formed him that
she was the lady in question White told
the r'eporter's mission she said : "The
statement of facts as you have made it is
quite true. I did not think my case was oh
spacial interest to anyone outside of my
own family and (nods, but if what in-
formation 1 can give you will be of use to
anyotw else you art welonc.t to it I own
my present goof health to a casual gimes
at a newspaper, and as with me some other
woman may be fortunate." Urs. Keyneo
is an intelligent lady like woman, and her
home bean evuieace of her areal
capabilities as • housewile. She told her
story as follows -
" 1 was born in Waren County, New
York, thirty•three years.,o. I was mar -
r al when I was 19 and came to Savanna
seven years ago. With the exception of
ler
ng at times subject to violent sick head-
ache,
eapache, i considered myself • healthy woman
up t. tire years ago. At that time I Wes
very much run down and on easy prey to
the ever-present malaria In and about the
tti..lssippi bottom lands. 1 was taken
violently ill and during the s*e eeding five
or m mom)* woe the greater part a the
time helpless. The local physicians said 1
had been affected by malarial and tntermtt•
tent fevers. I continually grew weaker sad
finally went to see i)r. McAvsy, of Chains,
1a., who is reputed too be one of the aWsR
physicians in the Mississippi Valley. He
could help me if I would absolutely abstain
from work. That eras not to be thought ot.
if able to go about I had to look atter my
household duties. I then consulted Dr.
Johnson, of Savanna. My stomach would
n ot retain the medicine he gave me and he
came to the conclusion that my stomach
was badly diseased. Occasionally 1 would
choke down mid nearly suffocate. 1 then
went to 1)r. Maloney and he pronounced it
• ease of heart trouble. He helyed toe
temporarily, but like the rest said I must
stop all work or nothing could he done for
me. All this tune I bail grown weaker and
paler until 1 was in a deplorable condition.
I hal • continual feeling of tiredness, my
muscular power was nearly gone, and i
uld not go up half a dozen steps without
resting, and often that much exercise would
cause roe to have a terrible pale to the side.
Seemingly the blood hal left my veins. 1
was pale as death ; my lips were blue and
cold and 1 hal given up all hope of ever
being letter. About the first of April last
a y"Ung man hording with us received a
Fulton, 111„ paper- It was his home paper
sent hint by his mother. I picked it up
ooe day and in glancing casually over its col
wins carne across an acMnnt of • marvellous
cure through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Polls for Pole People. Candidly, 1 did not
believe the story, and when my husb.n l
suggested that it would do hum for me to
try the pills 1 laughed at the idem He in-
sisted and i submitted, hut. 1 had no faith
whatever In the pills. My husband seat for
two hors and I took them. When i hal
used these I was somewhat Improved in
health. I continued their use and I felt
that I was growing stronger, my sleep re-
freshed me and it seams as it I oould feel
n ew blood cursing through my veins. i
kept on taking Ptak fills until a short time
ago, and 1 now consoler myself • healthy,
rugged woman. My house is full of board-
ers and I superintend all the work. le
other words 1 work all the time and am
happy all the time. 1 am positive that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People saved
my life, and i belie.. there tee thousands
of women who would 8nd great relief if they
need that. The sick headaches I was sub
ject to have, disappeared, and have not
hal • single attack sines 1 ormune0oed mak
ler 1►r W Illlanu' Ptak Pills."
" Were there any d.agreehle offsets
front the medicine!" asked the reporter.
" Now whatever," replied Mn. Kenyon.
" They are pleasant to tales and the onm.
dairies are wily complied with. In Dont
aeon parlance 1 took Pink PJB and they
did the rest" Mrs. Kenyan .tested that •11
her neighbors knew of her former cooditi*.
and her restoration, and one of tbem wee
called is, •id when asked of her knowledge
of the case said " 1 have been intimately
sego data/ rith Mr. Kenyon and know of
her Illness. 1 look upon her re oetery as
something marvellous It Is surely the se
esp0o1rl that happened in her eau. Of my
own knowledge 1 c•ntim say what the na-
ture of her ailment was, but 1 know that
she was redwood to • mere shadow ; was the
palest and most ghost bks pram 1 had over
seen. Hen was • remarkable cs.. Rhe
would be helpless cow day and the nett
'cold be enpe vidng the work of her house,
irut all the rive thorn was a netio0able less
of .(rung(► sad the natural vivaciousness of
her nature hal disappeared. It wan goner•
ally tbesght she meet die ea note of the
.hysieia.s who atta.d.d her •.saved to es-
daeeaed hat mei or kelp her is the Isere.
i was told of the siudiag for Dr. Willmar'
Pink Rile sed of Boons thought it the
whim .1 • dying weeAaa, laser p.rh.ps a alga
Shot ler *whaled still i.. Iso i. bark,
against boos Rot yen dna w the runt
ter yws..N, sed if merman are pert
fanned lm then days 1 would be to
below bow M dmribe a eons of kimL"
it Is s remarkable ,cera These Is ss ma-
ma te *obi its N.►m. d Win Hayes
Ind la fest tbe feria ate tenable. It MN -
drab id p ople be that kr.aSsb aslabbr-
il.ed ere May otov r.a4 tit obs heft
looda deism sed Nosy sad SNOW M
sympsthireg e•r...tassa Bet few Pts....
have geese
ss so Mato the dividing lies bet-
ween life .ad eternity sad returned ; end
Irma the facia stated themis but • shale
owul0.ico to be draw. !k. Williams' Ptak
Pills for Pale People did it
Dr. Williams' Piak Wile are • parfait
Wood builder sad nerve restorer, curing
o uch dowses as rbeuartism, .earalgss,
pp•artaal pari4yem, l 00.101ur Walla, St Vitas
daeoe, oer/bw beadacbe, &arrow prostra-
tion aa i the tired ferlin,. therefrom, the
sitar effects of 1* grippe, ,udnenaa and
wren oukis, diseases lepeedi•g on humors
in the Wood. scrofula, chronic erysipelas,
etc., I'l.k Pills give • healthy glow to pals
sod sallow 000uple1io05, awl are • s(sage
for the troubles peculiar to the female
a) sum, and is the cess of men they effect
• ra.hual euro, in all meas •rt*ug fro n
mania worry, ores -work or 610014,401ox any
n atal*
Them Pills are manufactured by they 1►r.
Williams' Aleli...AO Company, Bra..ktide,
Ont., and wh.ectaly, N. Y., and are sold
only in !toles bearing the tirm's trade mark
and wrapper, at 50ota. a bar or els boxes
foe $12.50. Boar is mnsl that Or. Williams
Pink Pills are sot sold in bilk, or by thee
doted ur hundred, and soy dealer "Amodio"'
wbstitUtes in this forma trying to defraud
you and should be avoided. .rhe public a -e
also wotioo.4 agaiwt ►11 other wcrlbd
Wood builders anti nerve tonin, no natter
what mime may be goes titan. They are
all Imitations &hors makers wish to reap .
pecuniary advantage irom the wonderful re-
putation achieved bj Dr. Williams' Ptak
1'.Il.. Ask your dealer for Ik. Winixms'
Pink Pills for Pal. People and refuse all
imttstluos and orbsutute .
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills may be bad of
all druggista or direct by mail from Dr
Willie's. Medicine l'ompany from either
alarms. The price at which them Pill.
are sold snake • course of treatment com
pa-wtively inetponcee as compared with
other remedies or mediae! treateneot.
HOTEL LICENSES.
L41 sr a.ereternl tppttrent. 1. Meat faere.
(.1.40241.
1'h. License (ommwioaars tor Weal
Huron met to (.'Luton last Thorslay, and
granted the following licensee for the
year :-
CLINTON Hotele - Jo. Rattenbury,
Charier Spooner. l'hu. UJue, lien A Mason,
L Kenealy, J. f less, Samuel Pike. Shop
J. C. Riter.
(:UDsaie'R. -- Hotels •1 Miller. Wm.
trait. D. MuCuresice, J. l'. Martin, Wm.
Babb. Salts! Bio.., D. Curry. Shop -W.
H rte.
'J'lacutn Hose:. --J. 11. IMlma.e, F.
• •rataniTro ort to be :rutted.)
Frnigh, J. Kelly,
Thee. Mell nlal•I.
A -0,,1L:. li,•tele .ins M.!t,.15111, L
Sm.;:., John MelLw..t I, T. Inas, It. J. IL
Dekugh. J. Kuntz, brewer.
('othosov floosie H Mixt o, J. Car.
tell,
Wo I. .limon, M. Sno'itier, Jaffa
Hanult.,...
ilcu.grr hotel. - Jn!,., 11.11, Jamb
Ko:nta
ty W 14 111111111 - Hutt! AL;Itef_ Mc-
Allister
E 1VAw•srw.. Hotel .1. N11.82.
rat C4oiaresisuern meet again on h.
12sd, M &side what others shall be I/rooted
R Ingham
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
H•tu1K. WssELT.-T1s immense of
Harpers Wieldy pubii.hrd April 12th pre-
seR:. anion. other ..luable varied and ie -
n.... Lahti tote eau, : arra, of ..ttrsolNuw
Pur,ratte end ekat...r • t f Adi.its,_ G'terardi
Walker, ami ['.4.004.1: a double page pie
tors
matted " All Hanle to skyt.rk,' by
R. F. 7.ogbaum ; au tartlets oo the history
of naval costumes, with portraits and il-
lustrations an arucle by Mss (:race
Dodge on tbe College for Teachers, with an
illustration of the new building to be erect-
ed ; a full page picture of •.cone in Wash
ingtoo, " Office ,Seekers," by T. de Thub-
tr0p ; a superbly illustrated article on the
city of Stockholm, by Maurice (Sorrels ; tl
lustrated snick. on the Stock Exchange
CIsanog house in New York and the Art
R.ospticn in Cincioatti : another of Coosa
Doyle's "Sherlock Holmee'. " stories, en-
titled " The adventure of the (;lona Scott,"
with illustrations, etc.
TWO 1',11Ai1Aw MAIAr.l,1 MR APRIL.
The secood Dumber 04 '• The 1'median Mag-
azine " justifies the htgli
out by the ol cumberexpectations rhe articles ad
atone, ate excellent sod the are creditable.
lo politics, are several thoughtful and enter
*loin paper: Attorney General Long
ley'. " Nova Smola Coal mines -a defence
of the recent famous coal mace legulat,o0 of
his government : Alex. McNeill's i M. P. )
•• Bnti•b Trade and Imperial Reciprocity "
• careful paper containing very suggestive
facts and uguinea* ; and ('holes A.
Stuart'. " The National Stine" a.chola' ly
and philosophic discussion of the probable
future of Canada and of other nations.
"Ontario's New Parliament Buildings," by
Frank Yeigqh, is beautifully illustrated ; and
a second illustrated article is that by .1. J.
Bell 00 " A Famous Canadian Shrive "--
R*. Ants 1)a Beaupre. " Bjornetjssne
Bjornson,' by Stuart Liriogstoa, and
" Balfour," by J. Castell Hopkins, are well
written and very interesting sketches of life
and personal ideals. Henry Ly.'s combin-
ation to ' • Tales of Wayside Inas " is very
entereaioinv. Two tont stories--" The
Three Fives," by Cecil 1, and "From
F.aat to West," by (' Bartlett, own -
prim the Ratios. Amongst the poems,
Prof. Cbapar.'s loago poen, , hast tied
West,.' d.nan es tasntie° as parhapa one of
the heat narrative poems published any-
where in recent years. "The Conadiao
MagR/ise omen a wide field, .tad its
character is snob that oo Canadian dsuri.g
to follow the drill of thought in his ewe
oouatry should he without it. 1'obliehed
by the Ontario Publishes. Co., Maoies
Arcade, Term*. 1000 per Annum ; @Mile
envies, 26e.
• ssam.ee esenpeeans
Kt.owroo, April 17th. -Mr. James Blair
of Naps..., whose ems has been creating so
mach interest in that locality, is well
known in the Lieswteme city. Re was •
resident of Kingston for fourteen years, nasi
it wee while h was engaged as cotter for
Mr. Liviagsuu of that plans, that he nee
treated ht's disease of 14s kidneys.
H4 Otsego heeds is Kingstree are del,R t
oleo keen. that he is eared of this terrihle
dew., by wing Doll's Kelsey Pills
Many of diem who bare been similarly
trembled with backache, rheumatism, sad
kindred eaepiaat•, have started
bsld's Kobe/ Pills, sad several marvellous
sures are already reported. Mr. Blair joined
the Oreege order In 1864, and Ia tie °ldeet
Or..ga.a■ (• Saps.. H. hes bore a
to Ib. Droop grand Wipe, ted bee
Mw serener l.Prto.t slit.. the Order.
Si. lobes& esmeN_.d bin ren so ..row,
aid ars et e.Slw nwad M W w. L.rtd
S mear Not. Wa t1asti Int ap
eek wlatr whish uata.i.ad S •
bark iligoost mrd Nino vdm.M.
0. ad..wd w erg Is Th. T. asiraOla
so tarts Nd M ma a •weds
DUNGANNNON .
rear ragemooM. neared Nor aeads . el
TM tlsnaL
TRIM K ewe sionemmears1
RVYIRu Bc.rnls - Messrs. !lumbers,
stage-arssuse, eta, are reams boomses is
their lima
Plttn,trw. -.lea Nev:... of West W ow•n-
eeh, hag • ewe wheat' rscesey goys birth be
fuer labs.
Cusvataroturr. - 1t is plasmal( to be able
to ropers that MR Mall.wgb Is recovering
fruits her Mass.
V iennaa -Judge Tons sad family and
borers, W.. Pluldtuut visited our village
ea Turtles of Mast week.
Vinare& - 1'►. veteran sad lir
dente(, Mr. Wilkie, of Chutes, (tamely
. ts.te l Dur village during last wash.
STAYS or WRATH ao At the time et
writing the w.atl.rr to excellent fur the
let cure of the husbandman, tha only swop.
twu being Irvaty "MOIL
Div'woe Cot'ar. --On Saturday, t6:2.d
inst. D..I.pnt Court will to held in the us-
ual pleas here. All ow.ueroed tan go.riu
tbeu,sel0es acordnaagly.
Raruvau ter His FART 1'hoa !Mothers
sod lowly have moved e.0 to ah Isom sheds
Mr. S. r.uwty pput1rcbe.d tram T. Peat•
.s0, Asblll*d. We rah hint malemi in hie
slew lucatiou.
Urrlts
cite • number of our tea.:••
�1 )
people ore land up with mumps. and In 0110
aequen.11 of which the attendance at our
wh.Mtl is auaU. We hops those troubled
will soots recover.
AWAY Vwtllra. -• Mns.IL,grs and young
est child are on • wait to Mn. R.'s .,other
and the piteous, home at or seer Belmar.
We wish them a happy . ut and safe return
to Chetbow hors
Nona% Lo.,aesp. -tour .0.01e., Marnege
and clot) int ema.o..una, look •ittectit,
tieing (unshed with 5100ta, etc., of the
West .pang, and most fathomable styles in
their respective l,ne&
GROOMS AND T1111e Biu ria,-- It Was
quite noticeable to oat oongregalioas, in the
churches on last S.bbath, that a number 01
grooms and bred.s were on attendance all of
whom looker' pictures of happiness.
Nen BAasu's tiuor. During last week
W. Martin opened a barber'. sad hair
dnsong establishment In our nll•ge and
we are credibly informed that aiuoo hi.
..ri.tal h is Ileuuq roll patronised In his
line.
Hoyt A,•Ala. Mrs h. Irod, of Aahtisld,
who i...• beau i..r *erne time Irmo h. me
u ntie the death of her mother, Mho recent)
departed oils life, came home kat week.
Mrs. D. has the .(empathy of many is bee
bereavement.
Await tex .t Tate. --We regret to Mate
Omit Mrs. Sanderson, who is nal* epoeed was
obliged, is on0eegoeeee threat to leave
Mems Oa a trip to her former home for t he
beme8t of her health. We, 10 eoi101100 w iii
leer raomy acquatnta00es anti friends, huge
for her speedy recovery sod return home.
W L.tnlsa On Friday night tet last weer
we bad quote • tall of the beautiful, which
mu doubt *ter a ntrp•tse to 1.a.y to i.eit..Id,
0o Saturday morning, Mmtndmg as however
e l the dying struggles of Winter. 1t is the
general °pioiou, .!though • welcomed by
many, that it bas beoe6:tr.l ..'.r fall wheat
crop.
ASI, AT Tu A WsawDinte.- - Mie. B J. 1411W.
ford, and her daughter, Olive, left Iw'e off
Mncday en touts 1 r London, tire Foreet
City, to attend the marriage of Maggie,
.!righter of hr. Wawa, of Loudon, to hT
Tamlyo. We hope Mrs. C. and hi r
daughter Olive will have a p1r0.101 time
and safe relent
SAL. 01, F.iir 1' 011 Tuesday
of last week farm lot W. i, 21,6th cb0.•ee•ton,
W. Wawaooeh, know. as Md'ahe property
was sold by public a.ctlo° at lh oganreet
to Mr. McIntosh for the sum of $4060
which is considered o low price as it is pr
noenoed to be a good farm, having fir•d
elms building., etc.
HEALTH AND l4A41T4RT PUL, A i'Tlo\a. -
Now that Spring and warm weather are ap
preaching and from hinta in the public
Mem se to the existence of cholera on some
parte of our continent, it would he wire on
the rut of our citieeos and the community
■ t large to use every effort to thoroughly
cleanse cellar., water closets, etc Also to
remove all decayed vegstahle., refuse or
anything which would be the means
of producing fevers or any malignant
disease. Every precantloe should at once
be used by .11 mei sundry. '• A word to
the wise is sufficient." Also the old trite
saying is quite applicable iu the peeeot,
" An coulee of prevention is preferable to a
pound of cure." We hope all eoocerned will
not be dilatory is this matter.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.
,Yl1.M.R<1.
Colborne council met in Township Hall,
Carlow, April flth 1893 Members all pre -
ow excerpt Mr. Potter. Minutes of last
leeatiog read and adopted The following
accounts were ordered to be paid Drs.
Whitely .ad Hunter foil making an
examination of Mrs. Brindley, County
ward $1000: SWNAI., pnaung, $14.00;
Star, printing. $6 50 ; Samuel Bissett, load
of wood for George Little, chanty, $3.50,
Angus McKinnon, breaking road., 114.00;
Witham Lewis, for cue and board of
Ph,.•be Webster, 110.00, chanty. Th road
monitor between Mocks F: h (3. teal again
brought up A A. Young moved, seconded
by J. Martis, that the reeve and clerk be
appoinetl to examine deeds than with.
Carried. The council then adjoer.ed to
meet as • oonrt of revision o. Saturday the
20th day 0f May at 10 o'clock a. N.
F. W. McDo'sao*, Clerk.
Tile assize ooert at wh.ch the L skey sad
Shipman merrier trysts will fab pl. opts.
.d on Rrooh,lhle Monday.
Consumphoo
is oftentimes absolutely
cured in its earliest stages
by the use of that won-
derful
FSM Micis,
Scott's
Emulsion
which is now in high
repute the world over.
OldChwn
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD GIIUI
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever en.
joyed such an immense
sale and popularity in
the same period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Oldest Cat Tobat:• mamy%bf•
toreln i* Canada.
lfONTREAL.
CIN Plug. 10e. + ib Nvg, 10e.
1• Pis& 2,x.
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that are (lend annually and
the increasing actuatnl for
them, notwithstanding las
increaser) competition of us-
er One Hundred ani Twen-
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+peaks
volumes. We are not
cheap Cigar manufacturers
S. DA VIS & SONS
MONTREAL.
Largest and Highest Grade Cigar
Manufacturer. in Canada.
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GODBHICH
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n0re that IR/
Field and Garr en ' eeds
1. the. largest acid best seise ed la the .eirOlit
Assent oar
k of Semi Oraln will he
foss entree sew&avr.tiee into tend M 1110
East tame.
CLOVE RS & GRASSES
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aro moan ss. GraRed Tap, Rise Oases.
OATS
'tarty O.w►toad, Ramie. pt•1.� M�M�•
Otani. Ra.w, Rosedale. Oesnesan palaM
PEASE
Mossy OeNes *lea Premiss Wet' Psalm
O madW bseaty.
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MONO sites (r l4 nae .nm peat.
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