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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-5-11, Page 3THIS SIGNAL: GODIR1OH. ONT., THURSDAYi MAY 11. HMG sTUDYINGhARTHQUAL0S WITH A MEIN TOFOIIEtIIiLLMMI T14611 -1st CORO(NO W1TH000AKEfi. WS s.s.m•• to toeless ".sla.taA•• tee w theermases Lis 'Mleasier Whir dorsi imessimmt Mae Yes Mee asrt►eenhe Write Iw Own mMerd. reormg the Mese el Jenson, sad fits lady parr of February at the seeress year ,ba Ureteral 1•.m. Lis of Zama, gJ•eer el the twvaat, was visited by • w nbls •.rtkg•oke. Estimated), the lose Id* wan iseuiieeahi.. bet the w,•ur' is .sty sad country was useply is in rri ale. The hourse were wally deperoys4. and some iIflsy the peep* mu camped u the au dr the most maniacs said that Zona had eft punned fur wy year. without ads sots supply of feel er feed. On Fe filoague, the Woad el Dametkr•es ser pith -aced en earthquake. Any one wh �..: „.., hied the r ub a of web • .,,.dally a use •New.iel coed al. • io•a of Iter, will here no thith coley ,n imitate,: that the People of maw use, (note ••r leas subjects to estesio nabeecr., would {`eve • greet deal for rel..uk meano of di teretIuiag the • of so s•rtbquaks. diet they might, knot, lir awe m ew:ape with Ir Uatortreatelr the eoeeuOS of the age • g ut yet es for adeemed that the ••pp�1 .dao esrtbquske can be predicted roe msr.rtie.ess .,ossa .re he an tdrtit y. rat M.tnously oslleeted for the hesldmeg of aware of this meet terrible of all nasus pe•n..wteea, rad is $j be surly hoped tint a dui omega we shall nave rehab! applcaec a ter wanting the people of eO and country of tin •pprcaching danger. Vow abodes* 5 the work is this depot - meat, how contplioated the problem' wince of theme,' s, we may readily rashers grye.t iv ••1 the moat recestiwveateg•ttoea. At the -.foe tome, too. we may well be loot r edi 4uauoe of the hell nMtlet displayed is terse edorts to wring freta eater.- her moot guarded secrets. The nen study of the stool. .hock whish stakes the ertb ueaWe .4 met try MBiatlty o difficulty. WI:es did the treadles sad heaving bags! At .Mt stage a the aid anal& •:peri egu.il! What le the magas d Ida $ etAttie! lass eat atoldes did M awn lad how wide iY iii -tragi-T �a earth's asvetmeet ktasm el 1 thesioal! It le • emery to have sputa-__ - d termwimg al dues problems bolero ssv eineotif,; ex. .t�"wt,. • of ear sea be advseed. Bra' there ere veryweer eJ4 blooded enough to enter oa the neveet.sgatiou with the earth rocking seder their ism. Na, 54.11, would auy ore he he a position to newer all thee* eletr.ties M a remit of persist ubservetie.. Recent inreetegatt.ne brim aimed of err• esa.ng these delbeslues, red isehieg the aarti.ivaae itelt record the .ztest, dura- nce axed dtnot,o• of sash disMsct e..ille- tie. Aa Apparatus celled •'•aasetograpb•' es Invented which by • p.•du.rw or is - recorded each mental movement oa • siert of p.par or smeared plate. These e nstnogr.phs are •reefed u nDtoee wbj.cs to earthquakes, where they .ted eke em- us,1. ,eady to record the ant woreseest of the advs.dsg foe. But mach tine and thought were 'speeded b.4ne the Meru - son: was brought to awytbiaagg like perfec um:. The earlier efforts produced only a sago,' rad uaMcspb.nb.c web of hetero glyph:co T . borer and retest of 'soh several usedlatiw were tr•cedek, bet than was n •thus to indicate the order d their mccr.ston. !improvements were neat sada u the pet:dulra. the pee was securely st- itched 1.. a heavy fifty -pound ball, very &c- arat. cite -k -work kept an eaten sheet o1 Dpa•wpee in uniform forward movement u bad ut It, •.,.l the records were rendered Sore urtelhgibie. The first Blear autograph rf an earthquake we obtained .t Tokio i. Japan on July 3S, 1810, by masaa of • Wagnerian selamograper cart uak. had • Juratine et only two miarte, during which there were eselerne• mentations, all el witch were clearly recorded, the moat nkat ,:.dicatu.g • surface soveaat of 1.6, m .metres But lustructire a midi • treed may mein a' nr.t lees, it was sot all that could be 4...�... it Ind,wtst the hnrisotital bet sot t • - ,.rticai movement. But improve - weir.. , ntinusd to be made until, at leagti, all necc'e.ry date were reworded, ernes •flordhog • thorough weight into the earth - movement derl•g the whole period ,d the pken,•tn.sa. Prawns & t�t.ktya, in Japes. remora. 1 tin happy idea of reeindieg the aumh' movements by ses.s of an appare- ls mad, '4 Dopper wire. To avoid see - Memo the appsrwses Meet be divided i the first too pare mord, .eek, the awuseets daring twenty .weed., w►ib the third port inheetes the movements ter thirty -ewe ..coeds. Ws hews 154y to compare the records et thin �/ a with the hiero- glyph:, remota e( the earlier mimeographs k res iz• how import/me bee bees the pro- per In the depsstwe.t of esteem-True- lated from the tierces ler the Literary i5 el dkealatie. t almost • diamond February • y t THE HMO AND THt FLowts$. I Mer a. hems 1►bwew •Ware tae Peesba ei mese.ea• se. beery year I have W nalbsited telMta- dens Mean to stab haw sad Mma thrive tics icy side amenably. Bet N kis hem a en r'�' like sad water, de net mix ,, tried every Mike seder the w for pre- testisR the flowers, het hitherto it has bees W vats. Eve. if I eisaee.A.d .s the majority of the fowl. le . yard,esp f pod, motherly hew "rifle o thrify brood would is fire moot.. CLIMIruy • moan's Wel k and sandal watobtag of a prophets piny, phlox or verbena4ad Aa I wait test equal to i,enIabtug the hear 1 .trunk a happy i•eptrsaw awl bwiehed the towers; baat.he,t • I h. anneals to the vegetable widen. it win ,mot quite au Cty or oouveaisut to have the flowers so ent of sight, test tt sewed • great deal of hard War sad Irritative, and the., .,t. an tsitiw.mei551 el eel Woolson 1a the well - 11 1Reeiaeele. I have never grown sowwe with es own genuine setrf.ction beton and hese resolved to always in the fetus pleat them there. For even the 141411114146 tower bed i4 not a great attraction to • hews when It is turned bottom std. up M severed with oneigktly stinks and brimethea I did not attempt even • 1eras1nm r .shire bed, bat procured guano's* of Iaege Sower Dote, poguted several old kettles that bad area their beat day., and an old better bowl A number of hollow lop, with u.1 bark oe, made very pretty r*5l.o aewer pots They were all filled with Wag utak. sad planted genialness, colones, aert.1145r, •rd inasy kinds of pleat., er creepieg vim with • t.ndewcy to grew dow.ward sad over the primitive Dome This motley amortment of Flora's pereghersair• use deo ribtted •round the hones and groetada 1 D1e.t A Powerful lard; Plp•. Cnhiuuiu leas two • aisle bright .ed dark. Sensor is jest as likely to pi•y is the Demos et Dees as W that d the otL,.r Iw instance, the ether day. Mr. Swam, the neat electrician, desisted cite be had just term elsctriol blew -pipes eepsble dadting the stoutest free a rapidly, that to melt kw a fire-tad-berglar-proel este with this 6554 istruniest, woad be the work of only •Inr m1natm sad week Its huh as eq sod • .nisi.. The only dw• both to the be ra sea a tk.1ifie teal te, that • phone eg(ige,.gwar k rsqured blare t8.ieel bis* etwrpill arra S"eetae Oes • well Wish en osabe.I *. I re • cortege method used the ether day u Illiseis t• take the feel air out •f • 'ell 141. wall was to he ol•a.sd, het the soil umiak da weeaftwdd to ge dews he lied •sesrs•t•ed the quality of the we at the Inoue He 1st dews • lighted � hub Mesdd last of it _•d•d to •beet de tom it weed out es se•.ly though t wee all id iebby • w441 of air. that1he wasted u k.�ow..e.uHss was Po I nen' sere tad tee • a well bail smell m a tied • tato Use will. to the all, sod lowered it epee I4 bonnie he dr Citi let it 11 emery w up, .tarried h • yew feet from the well mad epees (4 He re41 the besteattees - peated this spes+tiesri�or MI tunas, with Win lowered the II.'se him. awe hish beefed elegy s.d highve es at ra He them useIP°ed wheelie that /as W the these whish is hweti.. . , sod th rein se i• es umbrella him es M were me pt' seesaw -- umat -at. Du... eta never have bad geraniums do bettor or give greater satisfaction all roan,_ if any other flower -bring friends and neighbors are ad. dicted to bene mod .re suffering from the in- dictees th.reof they vol. find relief W f••1lowleg my pian. --Sarah Rodney. 1 bat wretched heartsg Rets. Over 0(10 veterivary .argeoua have slued • popes tioode..neng ught check rias ea painful to homes esti pr..ductit• of di.saee. The evereheek rein will gotten canes a hors, to bosom . ..IPrang. It destroys the ddMsM Mpltly Lem to the bit which u M. so guiding a horse. Dr. "11 a horse pulling a load 4.41,. kaki in by • cheek rein be con - n ot throw ►r weight into hu collar, and is hindered trees giving lits body riot position whir\ le .seat natural tad elective." He groes on to speak of the eonsequeut strain of his iinibs and ..uhe;es, dud the injury caused by the e:metraiaed pos.tron of the hese, wae.cby the breathing ..ad circula- tion we affected, and the horse made rest lees, irritable and tecomfortable. He says: "The check rein inflicts unoea.ug tort.re e pee the animal in another way. By bold hag eke bead upwards it pate the muscle of the seek on oonetaat strain They be- eves pautulIy uneasy and tired. If the hose menet boar it be rata the weight of his heed apes the min, and toe mouth is vteiewtly stretched. Thus he only ex- chaoges one torment for another. To stat se hs • word, the check rein leem.. • horse's striength, Stop on disc•.., keeps him is pain, frets std injures hie mouth and spoils his temper." comae Dam. of kl,l;ag Mason. One way to cin • dog of lulling sheep is to muzzle him in a ems!! yoga with • fight- ing ram, while you Dover the dog with • whip to teach hien not to attack the ram. Every time the dog shows fight limb him ; bet let him get out of the way of the butts of the rant Two or three Irma will week him not to touch the rem. Try the same plan with a ewe or Iamb. wirk and without the ram. But punish him at every attempt a (meg for the sheep. The Is - sons w.th the ram and one or two other sheep, will he pretty sure to teach him ■ it to trouble sheep. Sheep killing doge should be tied up et night. Another method le to muzzle and rte ouch dogs with • short rope or limn near their kennels, placed on the sheep yard so that they can escape frees the death -dealing butt of the nuns of the look. but yet out become afraid of the , hemp. Still another is to tie a pies of wooly sheepskin assgly to the lower jaw of the dog till be beemeea thoroughly disgust- ed with wool To make the te.ehing more plain, put him in the sberpfoi,l during the (aea„u Still another plat will be Loud in mazzhng loose rings The most effective said never -falling method se to keep ohly trained shepherd dogs, and shoot all other dans seew spot the term Huotimg doge are the feet dangerous and destructive to poultry : but meagrele are the ones that pterelly kill sheep. --Sylvester Forks nemeses Orw•me•tal Trews. It M quite eemman for farmers wbo live sear forests with yeses and thrifty under- brush to take to the woods for apesi..us seeded for *rewound pleating. Cakes extra owe et gives each seedlings they rare- ly mak. • wag ro5a, haadsom.growtk. A1. meet invariably these trees hem long, e prawing roots that menet all be deg u tied however stoma the top ay be, it is 4ispr portiuu•t•ly large. T. cut beck the top to se to hew. hell • dome vinare= buds is the e.Iy way to seemed. Buse est oa all smell nip growth, they lenses maw beds est from the trusk, but skis takes more time and the beds are not distributed do ....b as t.8.,• may be if • few series; ems core 1171.--O.1tivatet. Ts Preset "Damplwi O5" "Damping elf," the restim of the stems el yemsg pleats is hos bade km at the our. teen. is p bubIy dee W Magi, width de - volley is rlub, dump soil, rempes d kurgely of matter is routs y. p,t .sen sever we welt soil for .trikisg rattier, bet .N them is44gs sad. Why set remember this k..e whim rutsis bet bast I bare never ked s ken by daw.1 Mks .s the serfage d the W was skews with • layer of seed from • half tusk tow Web is thickens. The beds e re eke mesh sere seely w.t.r 4 whom tame covered, the sed promoting eeudiog eel the wrke. Iry Men wenn armada. Oda •�I��li IN tasalt tlw4 heof t11Mr Bs1 �'l!♦"' psis of Renis. Cwrat.5 Wlwwm year damns has been mispl oed er were oat, the powder Dur with •n theses of replenish? it, er wry of year favorite Wipe fir re widow weehieg vaissie de 4e INS 4ekle will be dredgery wis4.et them. bet try oompepere,and I um sere carw thew is the future le pre hewer w the .zpseelve help. add Is p jWi � madder le 1he bs4• mug eAt i:iit with the the with • imp dell the ptrlab r, will ..gka the gas dike ea yes oil be merpei.d w Beef hew area/My M Is lama • tree5oswe et the P5.ese 6 the Yeeemiee easy, the "lean of the Fe est." • dello Wee ere hales* mod ernes/ ewtealta e4. here hats hollowed ams as thin M s thiasteserf mi ty panda s raga sem welt twit t f1HE MAD NOTIC[O SQUA00LM Sirs. 1ze Gammon • of those very ncb tad snappish old L. (.lad to Meet you, 4r 'tgaitgles. I nook 1 have seen you se D•In.onic .'.. Little Squiggles 'delighted at baring at 'acted noticel --Ah, y-a-s.e. I go there vutivy often. aft.. De ()•mmon-And I often wonder- ed how so small a man oould eat so much ' The milhaer would ,.on be swamped if all didn't know bow to true: her sales. The smallest thin` at the World's Fur will be the Amount of cash you bn.g away. Dora -How do you like my Raster bog - sat! lora - Fine' Who made It over for you! The early strawberry may look pale and week, but you will find then. It •great deal --1 grit in him. Every soot poet kilos• that writer's cramp to ueotr so hard to cure as what it's In the stomach. What, good cowrie }i.-ovolio, • f•ith- .wed ham 1 kinky site thee, Benvolio, -.way with thee ' "The bride's tither gave her away, dud he not'" "More than that He threw to 4150,000 to boot. - About this ti::.e expect the kited of weather that rue sr., not looking for. Then you wen's hes duappoioied. it is no weeder that old Father Time'. - ways earns • scythe, for w many people are conunuaily trying to kill hi. Clws--W41•t en absurd flatterer lir Softie r ! Dora --Did he saw you were pretty! Clara --He said you were. Rounder-0in Meeks very much like water. 04 soak (bursting Into tenni- Yes. I have (him often been deosived by ei. Mr. Micawb.r-1 wish !knew some a easy way t: auks money. Mrs. Micawbe -Well, mydear, you might get your life *neural anthen die. First Fair Oe -So Frei and Arthur bot:. proposed to her. Wbi-h was the lucky one! The Other Fair One -1 don't know ye-. • Fred married her. "The laic time I saw Trotter he was deeply in love with two girls. How did he settle the natter!" ', easily .aoigh- ooir one eoul.I have his." Hostess tat a masicale)--What makes you think that set of my friends are good actors'. Critic -Because they appeared as if they really enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Polkadot-What pretty new cur - talus you have! Where did you get Seem! Mut plaster -Easy esosgh. They are a couple of my husband's Ascot ties "My bu.bead W to work very hard," said Mrs. Storec ere. "Mine ha'r't " said Mrs Softensp "Is he in busmen for him- self' "Yes, bei an ot$ioeho.der." Small boy -Papa, se baldness a sign of wisdom! Paps (who is as held .. u egg) -Ia my case it io, but it le generally a sign that a man didn't Garry bier sanity. He -1 see you Isaias .t the clock. I hope it isn't for me. Sbe--(Ih, no. I was thinking of father. He said he would be home an hour earlier than usual to -night Teacher --How will you ever get along in the world if you never broil to spell ! Lit- tle Doi.), (6ra44-1 shall ant need to knew hew to spell ; 1 intend to be . typewriter. Josue -I ant getting very much troabied sheet them gold ebipmeste, bec•re- Browa-Never mind, old man. there'll probably be some left in case you out ni wkm the core. A Frew f paper tolls a stay of •' iariner who, when headed the card of somebody who wished te see his. said : 'Tell the �tat�ssa. that I as exceedingly sorry that InmSstia.e A sMemekmrs *kph- rue to the holt A where -A (need is kneed. A. le he lie. A fires.•'. -.- He k..Ael mil the fire. A plusbee's- Falthfel to W there. Mew Mulattos -Do y.s prefer awes - nabs or Praia dreaming. Mie Perk1Mnppet Mi.. Perham (from (br icewl-P e.ah .very trip That WerthLeat • Jia Dy on Mochas. -Vague. Marlow --So Bsw. has sctuelly allowed herself to merry that old miser, sh t Sahel (sghiag)-Ye., moieties Andre - soda, yu. bow. Marley -Haw me t = -0i. is .baked to the rooks "Yoe think yen knew • lot about music," mewed Memos. But 111 bet you de's Imre the deferents betimes greed mod .retie epee." Yes 1 de, ' raid Jade as.." .Hum's seas fu ie grand errs." The kers a Or ez}riss whits eke seta gamm ether girl talking t�hor leve we amain c...p.r.d to the pugs the ter - tore • wears who a neighbor weenie sale the hired girl to the base aid Wee s M. Lady essv.mer-Wesal yes like te por- thole rhaw • hes of bees powder to-dy t M.- ra( just eueu ..oiag fess es q )--Pfw•a is 01 wast ysr rather t 01 hew .bees 14er kegs W M flee Mw. He (deepeiriegly)-I1 dorw't matter Y I 8.v get leas of Homy. 1 menet hype that My g..'441" was • es.ge drIver. S. (.wealyl--ThM's ell deo Yoe ass rase to year ea.asersl kik without pies late part keekre. Jim -Homasty is tker bees peaky eater all Bich -Hew t "Bemembkr Net deg i . udef Tai "Wed, I tried two hell days le ea 'ice gray se eye eared a m...'% • &.r.a M 1 wee Iib • Meese mete, M' gee lie or the els lady east ws- d'lm: rat she goy she N." A isewer was elkelhed •t • re - mei sane u a b..yd-sehe•i W Lee- dom "Who was David r embed the tem "Klan .1 israel sod thekeel*�w ef replied Darhlw • Datil lis pq/ Who woo lame all psi Best Cure for All disorders of the Throat and Lungs i< Asrs Sherry Psetsr.L It has no equal as :t cough -cure. Bronchitis "When I wag a boy, i hada l.ns,cb:al tremble d each atent and stub - bora character, that the doctor pr - sissapd it incurable with ordinary remedies, but recommended me to try Ayers Cherry 1'e. t..,!. 1 d!d so, Vin.! one bottle cured inc. For theta, f R. ro years, I have used tins preparation with good effect ',believer 1 take a bad ccld, and I know of numbers of people who keep it in the house all the time, not consider it safe to he without -- I'.it."- C. P.4., Forest Hill, W. Va. Cough "For IDIOM than twenty-five years, 1 was a nearer from lung trouble, al- ati4 with coughutg so severe at tutee. tin to cause bentorrh. ge, the: paroxysm% frequently lasting three or four hours. I was induced to try Ayer's Cl..-rry Pec- toral, mad after taking four bottles, w... cured. - Franz Holft.,.,n, Clay Centre, Kano. La Grippe " Last aping I was taken down with la grippe. At times I was complet, 1. prostrated, and so difficult was m, breathing; that my breast seemed as it confined m an iron cage. 1 procured a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had 1 began taking it than relief followed. I could not believe that Me effect would be so rapid and the care so complete.-- We IIP. Manian's, Cook City, S. Dak. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL Premed by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lower. trans. Soil by as Drt•griv.. Price er ; is hotter. ¢i. Prompt to act, *sore to ours Why Medd/ Nan was Blow. J•eper-Old whiner seine to be esaesally blue to -day. Jumpupee -Yee. You sae, his health is so good Just now be has moo- ing about him to excite sympathy. WONDER IN WELLAND A Representative Farmer Speaker. MR. C. C. HAUS. The following rcrr_rkable k ere fully certified to se being nndcniably correct in every parti,-clar. Mr. Baer i' w. -Il known in the vicinity, having reekt•wi here over fifty years, and is highly *repealed all s Ilan of the '.t riehret her: or, whose word le as good as hie bond. A.. will bo seen from his bettor, four physicians had attended him, and it wal only after !Ie had given up hope of cure Hatt he dc.-ided to try Burfock Blcad Hitters on the r000mmendition of r. neighbor who had been ournd of a .irnilsr disease by de use. Air. Hann writes u follows: Dean Forts, -I think I bas been olio of the worst sufferers you Lace yet hr.^.rd iof, having been lux ye•re in e bads of four of our best doctors without obtain:1i g perpanent relief, Ltd oontinoally growths, worse, .n1t1 Smoot beyond hope a re- covery. I tried yo.r Bitters sad gin relief in s few days. Every oegra d a- yr bait' was deranged, the liver esi4rpd, h.rdasl and torpid the boort and digad*e organs seriously deranged] • large .Mew in tn, back, followed ley petards of the right leg, in fed the lower hen a my body was entirely useless. After tang Burdock Blood Bitfw. for a few days the ob•oc-s het ret, discreerging fully fin quarts of intwo hours Ifelt seHIhad near :voila shock from s powerful battery. My re armory tiler this wee stead ..d to earl remanent, geeing that has the leer year. sines I have had se good htuiSh as over I lad. I still take an occasioned bottle, net Out I need it but bemuse I with 10 keer m system in warbles order I can think of sou perfect 1ea.arkable oar e than what i have my.^lf prod through and so words eon express my theakinlaga fat oath perfect re.00very. 0. C. RAm,, Walked PA. i5 iii. imeneetion the fol lovriaet letter from T. 0..4. , Bee. a leading t of Weiland, Oat . speaks for itself: Me we. T. Milburn it Co., Toronto. (1•werutas,-,I luso 8..e pmwo.ally ceersinted with Mr. 1,. 0. Haan far tiro leer SS years, a: I have always foetid him • r ry reliable n::.t. Yee may piece the ctrnd.% onn4dr'ty itt 71Y 1e eye with regard to your m $g hes c_t Wwtaalwe Mato finIla tiler yea" k that ft team mosisMos lb. way lb.11se.Ioet l4. Bitten tai eetra him. and the41 he maw 9141 .s did° do • day'. week M he weir feb In hie Idl.. A>ebno.h quits tear he 1411 fakes tea B. B. b esu• .knob. as he mart to keep him in pelmet Tots truly, Taoism oa► The laapradai ads the booth bees dbalm i o psspith ad Its haw Mat Doom M sly Iest eediii*ilei .ter gastotlog mog� in(• SIssi jl�hll4 loos sod si1/lfrli► t.• _Sai7tw . . a e.: } I• ii 9f '4 1 '1 • • f Spring Stock NOW COlyr:E=Mrr, And we are safe is saying that we have as tine • stock of Prints, Challies, Delanes, anti Dress Goods as can be found in town. tic. Prii.t, in light and dark shades. 5c. Challies and 5,. Muslin& We have the celebrated Drumm Print in Indigo Blue, guaranteed not to fade ; also in light colors --all fast. Our Pongee and Delane Prints are perfect pictures, and colors good ; also a line stock of $.teens in hock and colors. Our Dress Goods are in splenoid shape. Arest variety of the newest lin.•t, and trimmings .to suit. A line tri Dress Moods at less than WHOLESALE prices- good sound goods and good colors. We want you to examine our fitting Mantlings. We have a grand lot in Black, Navy, Fawn, Drab and Grey-tbe newest things in the market. Tweeds a specialty - gods at 315c. to 50c. A oomplete stock of Hosiery and Gloves. We are aton- ing a new lacing Kid Glove, every pair warranted -splendid value. Cuff (;loves in Colored rad Black Silks. A Black Silk Glove with • pocket----aou►ething new. Lacing Kid Gloves, Black and Coloreds. We have taken great pains to select our stock, and we know our prices are right We carr ' the 'argent stcck of Brussels, C""°2 Tapestry, ool and Union Carpets, Art'' w Squares, Rugs and Mats, Oil Cloths, and Arm Linoleumy ever shown in the County by r=i=i one house, and our stock for Spring is now ...csa larger than ever, as our growing trade !demands it. A grand line of all wools, right from the inill.. Carpet Prices --ranging froio IOc. W $1.30 ; A goof union at 40c., and a Brussels at 60c. Our Carpet trade so tar this Spring is away ahead of our ezpectationa. A big stock and close prices does it Be our. to sew our stock before you buy. It will pay you. We will have fully 500 sets of Lace Cur- tains, direct from the makers in Scotland, for Spring, from 50e. to $6.75, and of unheard of value. See thtm. 5,i tiiwount for Caah on close cut prioe.. gip -A first-class Dreaa and Mantle Maker up -stair. Jq� COLBORNE BROS., -_-�_ OODBRICH. Or -eat Carpet Warehouse' of the County. �It ff ej 1f 1 1f i•► #f 1 1 J 1` 1, o 1; is 1' 1s .1 1 i. CAN USE ANY WRITING INK. at, tr W rtes 'ram% au& TV.ek Letters, as v►:\tt• a d'.r,mut crib. a a 1 1 0 CI Id 0 0 eS neo NEW ARRIVAL -.r- BUMMER GOODE! LATEST STYLES. •....arae to be Mewed out. showy *aye Perko' H: DUNLOP, M wewa 'teller. PATENTS ! PU17CatltPILL EIT*11J . Buchanan & Son, auhrvvsaro.or BASH, DOOR mid BLIND Dashers le all Made of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES Ad halkileree material of every deerrierea Sokol estate B Bnecialt]. l rt Sim weep Deaa. 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