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TIIE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1893.
IPEOPLE'S KITCHENS IN VIENNA.
CILL E r Os rose.. w Isere Broil fees cinema 4 Coate,
D./asr 7 sad laps a Gnu.
As a general 1 ale, the cost of any
PURE
POWDERED
PUREST,
woman,
a
1.d for •n7 wnuer.in
aortow*s wger.lxµnfersi..dy
SOK • aaa p • 7ii p.:a le
4.11 by All Graf.... awl I•.■egllra
311.. W. Calan" T'='. '1r'ew4saamt
TERrtIBLE RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
tlerriel. Story of rias Treatment .f O(-
foad.re neatsseed to Slb.rle,
A t••rrib6•, if true, picture of the treat-
ment of rr4htr'aI priseuera in Russia is
presented in a series of letters originally
written on stray fragments et paper by
Yasih Yaks•h,iff and recently published
in Bertiu. Yakscllotf was erre-at-1 in Mos-
cow in February, 1,042, on the d nuueia-
tam of his house pr>rter,and was prompt-
ly
rom`I -
iy condetnncd to 111,1011, but was tidally
sentenced to the hilver mines of Nert-
e/chinks for Ile. The jeumey to the
limine.; occupied 1 4 mouths .f unspeak-
able lathery, and in less than a you
afterward Yalucboa went snail and kill -
e'1 a wander, after which he was kept in
a slt.tipp'lit -jacket until hie death. Ono
a the fattens telling of the voyage from
Tiunen ei Tomsk. runs ao follow": -The
prison yard at Tiumen war alueeet full
when we arrived, but since our arrival
froth eartvars of convicts kept corning
from Perin and Jekaterinburg, so that
we were getting more and more packed
together. until we could neither move
nor squat. The same fate awaited us
os board the ship: Ono of us were
pet in an iron cage t'qi& Ie lawny
of containing 400 hal nue wanted
to ateign a riming -plane to each. The
strongest a 04 sacred to serve as bed-
ding at uight-tune for the women and
the children, who otherwise would have
had to stand uio ; others managed some-
how to support each other. At the hour
d mr re,& our cage in -mental the ap-
pearance of an immense c . •n grave
Of a battle -field . The typhoid
freer was .....n upon ter.+. awl of the goo
we were at the moment .,f etarting, we
arrived Ines Clan it10. Front Taunt we
Ment on by hemi. and one night we were
assailed by wolves : the moat and tie
Icrkantith who hail the kepi of our irons
escaped, and when the daylight appear -
est esu saw that 12:3 wove ta, whom
bi .ply rednai►s hung yet chainel to the
survivors. had been devoured by the
wolves. fL•Rw2 reached t1 , mines in
the valley of Ali;aeital; near Irkutsk,
the male convicte were confined in cells
dug out in the yery'Inine anti locked by
iron theirs. eight or ten in each tell. We
adept on the frozen groulel, unable to
warns ourselves through the contact of
trnr bodies, for we were chained each to
a t•arrow."
Qat.r Reads In China.
Mr. Kiagstni1tof Wrangles:. in a paper
read Irfore the Asiatic $•e sty, says that
probably no country i:1 the wurl t, even
of the meet rudimentary eirilisatit.u, has
paid so little attention of reale and
means of communication as the Chinese
E.npire. The roads as they exist are
merely the cnatomary trarke froi,i one
town or village to smother, are never
macadamized, and follow all the natural
ire ;thrillm yf lien artrfaro. Every
%win; , in the nort:h(ra p. evince, at
least, a struggle for 0(101 n takes
place between the• carter+ awl the farm-
ers.- The farmer has a perfee•t right to
poo• up any toad pamirlt thrtugh tris
,u 1, and generally exerriw•s the right.
The teaniMfer has an coital right to
dl ice Isis wagon over the one''„ra at
large, and equally e•e- ' -
vent the rut i
' - .. •ewes t. To pre-
. of Iue crops and to force.
,tisk. the track on his neighhorw.
the farmer then kgino to dig pitfalls
ahng the most fit"ytente,1 route, emu -
pelting the teamster to move to one side.
ANt k:e
eone evident that he cannot
c on*inue these indefinitely without in
Ilk -ling nee.. ,Linage than he it likely to
suffer from the immage of the carts. a.
compromise i.. gradually arrival at. a:rd
the tracks front year to year follow ap-
proximately the same lines.
r0 tenew
adm.t tree, anmea hen, own, heart.
Alt • ill b. make luau -
Why 4,4 emcee( *out seemed goad,
w by our two iris rain;
w hp thirty* re ',misfit to .in
Auo!het a.m In telly :
IR .
the gr h•y.o.h&
1 10
h14geef t IN.Me IN. oral.
All the Omit. mt.teri.n,,
The new. the et a...mina me.
we 4..11 kr.-r.• the meaning, dear.
Amon] 11. 11110 of Gad.
Amain/ the Nitta nt (i.r1, we.••the:rt.
where we .lull soon .N -I •.
Ira we rasa talk n sit I td .balite.
wowtotep104. hs s:.k!
11'm moo, sash eternal loss,
win wen tld. Zile of ran•'
A1.' see eon emu its 041.1.4 alt
&newt true, •oatewtwrt.
-Fatale Willie,' Winne.
Ceseoraleg Merrew.r..
An indep ondetit, self-reap.rting pern'an
dne% not indulge in the Ixerhieic•tta habit
a( 1..rrowing. Although circumstances
may sometimes force such a one to seek
l.ali(soraty assistane, yes. mindful of
Itscub's characterizat, nn of him who
t."I•r..weth and layette 0.4 again. there•
it always a tsomitwn,lah!e .mmpt-
netse in discharging even the sneillo.t pr
eum,ary obligati. on. Hooks IruTowe"1 by
thele conscientious people are treated
with the respect due to them. earefuar
use!, and returned unlrlemish d to their
owners. To .deli friend, how readily.
almost eag.•rallr, do we lend the most
precious volume, in our hlrary! Bet
with what trepi.Intion do we hear the
ramie'''. inveterate borrower twking for
a hark! it it ever he rr(unu"l, it will
merely be its a w11.d Of tattered rnn.1i-
tion. and there will be a gbh. platutidn
apelegr, teatiala, none nt all. Some -
111111, gustl though a course of
1. »elan Rrd borrower as.. 'ug tow.
rigtits . tehip, Inst not the respond -
bit tnc of the wear and tear of the eircu-
lat'••i ...lion.
Ali" Kms Solomon. t t lir 'lietmm needs
revi.ing! lenders 'most ouhmit to Imam
to petty drains. to ws•in;p valuable sets
of limaks with dreary emus in their rank*,
a fo be brandle l as'hateful or ditcag rec-
able if they have amoral emit -age to with-
stand the Irmwtr• tyranny. -Harper$
Barer.
A roa4Nbla t vee a T ..vy.
Mrs Dor ha what state di: yea marry
.ewese.1 bs ,.La.Mds.:Ie *iso gtg►-1. a
ink a r Illanavire W are am
giren article dew Is on tits quantities
in which it w u►nnafactutwl, and to this
rule eouked food to W e: The
smaller the scale on whk•h the busioe.0
of a restaurant M conducted the higher
must he itis clumps if he is to extract a
h. lug out of it for himself. Where much
lr.rb-er quantities of foal are cooked at
the sates tune the cost of their prepara-
tion becomes dintiuitthe.l to a mere frac-
tion a that of the raw material. and
ehar,;es can be ie..sened iteeur.hrtsly.
?Ile wurese which has attended an ex-
periment of thio kind is notably instanc-
ed by the •'volk.kttchon," or
"people's klea tens, " whin It have
been establishes' iu Viuunr, ac-
cording to the National Review. 11
slow* the excetdiugly low pries at
which foul eau be supplied where the de-
nrtnl it large and shady, *!l1 thus fur-
nie es 01 with a b:ssis for praeti.:ll caku-
latiot:s. .\t the "peoples kitchen' no
fewer t:uu from lam* to alone meek,
aortae and t•ac,•lieut. are lir ural daily, '
The le ice as dinner conastt:lgg of soap,
meal, bread, vegetables, pudding an 1
coffee, smith fruit or cheese, is about
three pnee half -p; •sty in English money.
A Lre•ukL1t of I otTtt', vegetable scup,
1.read. ham and eggs may bo had for
two II:•Il •o. .\ nn+'.I.-r of cold meat, bread,
tQetaa.•s and pudding, nith tea or
coifed coats two pence halt-penuy. The
large consungdion cad food, which alluws
it to be bright in cheap &:aceta, is, of
course, one e f the coax a enabling tie es-
t lhlishnteutsto naintaia such low prices,
.1 more isr..rtaat cause it 1, be fouud in
doe le•rfee•ti(ul of their organization and
tuauag -Ile nt.
Th. R Oleo yellers Chiba.
There are env. nal varieties of the
origu::.i p011.•:n. 1 1 the e.monon pat -
t nt i • fairly 'I oe natal iu Use following
thio l slo rhyua.•s:
•'Two 1. 3.0 . P.•. in! hi;h.
A hill' .r.i., a v:i :r by.
A *r-ot s w ii ,...1. weyn f o'er
11,11 rime 1,•a,et1�, amt ne store.
The ..xkttutlse neer, se. 1 near rte hand
A vela • f.. ,h- tort o the Nal.
Aar apes.
.ere, with hail der 1.,..
The t... a rout eta esd no am;. -
And now, all regards the so-called
legend, of the plat;. It was written up
to the sato rn, and was uaerely a tatacifuu
story .rotted from his brriu by )lark
Lemon, tumuli}, editor of I'uitch. it
nppeatet ua 193 ire I3outlev'r Miscellany
(tees milted by Charles L:ckens;. yup
111, p. 61. and was cattalo ••A True
1l.»terry of the ('.-letrated Wedgwood
Ilieny.lyph, can:n nJy the Willow I'at-
tern." 1 he story was reprinted w 'lite
Family F'rieuel tit"ulston and Stoneman,
L:.nduu 1,, vol. 1. p. lilt.
In detie there was published in London
a shill.ng', worth ; tun un the ,lana: sub -
jeer, .t.u.tia•tel with almost a dinner
eervic: nuwher of Blue Posters. 1t was
ra:lt : ••1\ D..+i of (:u.o.port 1110 Wil-
1ow- 1'.:. era, Ly Btu, and fiat.o to match
by Fuz."
110w to HAT, a bleed Time.
But we will have a go x1 time ; you
cin Le sure of that. It is JU.,t 1 meih!e
woe may nie Apt ei:.dlgh to cot is the
brnnLie house, bete onr fri. ncls will look
after t:•, anti we will get a little Isere
ao l there from the outside world. Do
you know why we etre going to have a
.• .pl time because WO err ga;:ei; to
atm out with that deter» ivatitu, and it
s. that tuake4 all the viol timer in
the world.
1'"1t ea 1'1 have a good time if you
nr.k: hit your ant rdotet to.
You emit t have a good tiote if you find
even-thi::gsl tzeuhl;.
lens emit have a good titse unix; you
are ellitio .., ht:'1 tverybodv p'eaoant.
You can't have a gcx.t tl'e urgers
frocks are to be eo.•;,n(i.ary of fourthly at
something cf that ..:•rt.
Ytel can't have a e..od tune unlet, you
ore hem; to wake up e a a f tnile in the
tnorttute and wear that smile all day
11 ou can't have a good time unless you
are going to look out for gaol thlllgx,
You can't have a good time unless& you
are gu.n t' fln.1 tl.e funny lame of hu-
manity an•l treat it gently.
You rant have a goal time at all, any -
when., with anybaly, under any eir-
CUh1t4tanees, tanles4 you lave Cot a little
book, :at the mast important page .,f
which is written, "Make the last of
everything." That is tl:e s. Bret of hav-
ing a g.,al time. I have tried it and it
is a smarm
Odors Ma ](eters.
it is reported that ammonia is tc
furnish the cording street -car motor.
Now the chemists may not admit It, but
it is evident enough t., laymen that am-
monia is just a smell. A big, strong
ane11, to Le Nure, and able to work, but
&till aslnell. i.. it 1101 n.ely eleven
to have Iarntseed so elusive a thing and
made it go on -wheels'.' It is Naturae
own way. When there is an able-bodied
effluvium anywhere it is a sure sign that
she is buoy with wemething, and has pis,.
7184.1 energy which tory likely needs
super is .4 in. Nature is .remotely
effectual, but she will not work fur mans
ursine -a he makes her. She discriminates,
but her point .d 71e* is nut mat's. She
is a wonderful s arengeg r. but she is just
as ready to carry cif a live 141ity as a .lead
sesta'+. It is a glad thenght that now
Cot surae un' has found out hew to pout
smells to work we may hope flint present-
ly the spr.m,; filth in city streets ran just
be geared t., a peeper er apparatus and made
to tarry itself away. noon it may fust».
1. a pais that the farmers w• 11 pt.ugn their
land with rho smell of lhs ph.ophntes
they use toofertihte it, and the m.,.k that
the girl wean on her handkerchief at the
I:matte will les taught to 11.1.1 her hut.
to (MAN HOME LIFII.
Torr ruas.as rNta,n-Dees le A „1p
to All O.reaaarr
Rev. 1)r. Stevens gives this glimpse of
• charming feature of Gorman lite,
which other peopled may well stud :
A stud Sternum home is tow teat the
teasid I say th.s {merreewpkuily. OeF-
Man neitbwa are theroug lh y maternal
sad extremely affectionate ; German
fathers are generally forbearing and
tno tern:: , and eiugularly inclined to
"domestimition ;" (Iceman children
gaserally grow up, as b. instinct, with
ail adutirabk, mixture of filial reverence
and affection. The l ien:tans love large
families : the more children the latter,
acnMlwg to their philosophy of life; and
they generally have abundanae of theta.
They d. epiaa the F'reueh and Auterieaa
misanthropy in this respect, and Melly
point to it as a proof of delnoriliaatkw,
unknown in their own bolter land. lu
their house life they aceto continually
but nmceu.clu s:y to becontriving agree-
able surprises for cacti other, and th:s
good feeling overflows the boundaries
of Ione and reaches all the intimacies
of their lives --heir kindrwf, their
neighbors, their pastors, anti their school-
masters.
No pe.opie make more pleasure out of
fete days, birthdays, w,.ldig auulver-
sarpcs, ere. Fur a Merman not to know
the welding emus -ea -stria' of all
his intimate travels.-.. awl nut
to commemorate them by some
token rpt alfectieu, however
slight ;for the value is nothing continued
to the sentinsemtl is a barbarism, a
sacrilege. In large families these (*com-
memorations, reaching from the grand-
parent to the yearn:.te baby. ami extend-
ing out to all dear 1. ,ends, keep up, of
course, ,.0 almost t- '.tinuou, exercise of
kindly attentions, a.id forethought: and
th_• Germans have quite universally a
p..'141 car tact .•f clut'.tng these beautiful
little things with dramatic surprises, so
as to render the "uanucr" infinitely
more precious than the "matter." The
lowliest village sch..,lmaeter's birthday
is known to al1 his rustic (lock, and hiss
cottage on,that day is a shrine of pil-
tage to all the little feet elf the
.inlet: flowers, books, cheeses, haves a
bread, embroidered slippers, chickens,
ge ere, even young pig.. are showered
»pow hien : he is decked with bouquets,
and his hluible house garland..! within
and without : he is nddr oed in onginal
doggerel, and serenaded with mucic and
dieuing. And thus, also, fares the
viliage pastor. And all these things are
dune so heartily, so joyously, as to be
es Wendy spantaneeus, Hever erremoni-
eu<, as much a joy to the donor» as to
the recipients. Add to these domestic
occasio.su the public festive days of the
(':larch and the State, and you can
inta;ine that rmnnau life las holidays
eOow;h. t'hristnlaa and similar days
are occasions of incredible festivities
tl rougheut (lemony. soma Claus has
no better dominion. -"inn Methodist."
Amsler,
H in s•tnliyh'. 1 In shat,.:
11tn+.•»r . ar, in4 .•vers, g.
He ..r.uinc r.ekviib.;
I -wail. I Meet sweep and woo.
Te.. thee.', mese than that, 1 gran! s 1) -
low .re.-rh•...ru entile
whea. beneath the • motet a:. -:.e•,
I art .b*w as wareary's tide.
Coon the rotary d',Onr,
Tread the yas•r hall. or thrworh.,
Imam of summer .1111, to chilOb..,d,
34.1::•1 it the doers Y bought!
Where is he • Alas! 1 k.e-•r ant :
t.:rae.l. and knights wanderings;
Ye• ,n. part net yonder tree -tote
-t.•rr:ly his c..,' •legs.
a:7: the enbaa tt, Vast my forehead.
Stitt the Want winds tau mr hair.
w:,en his bonds ..arc• • d its noire
fid. er had sot g*tbcred there.
41..r • i. he, .l *Swiss D biTIoet1
Tell the been .i. k *earner -t. 1
What Math tat. tor.,uaaa.,l .,.
Tr; ?. .4 ,. t ne • ares as softly.
.tut ,:,a Nal Its ,w..utr •t,;,.
Heart. torhwr lite falser.
Lease thy futile 1'f1 1 7410gl!
H; in 7nl:rht, t to elision:
• ,ah a Ines ,;1.
He f..y 0,1. his Et' rad.. --
I can ono, .weep url .- w.
Year aa.l Cholera.
A striking example of the elects of
fear in tine's of eII !e:a is the fo,luw-Mg
authentic fact. which is recorded in the
uewepnp•ers of that tinte:
in 1t•'.1t or 1$.,4. 1 now (erect which,
we hod the cholera in Wien (Vicnnai.
The professors at the great general loo-
med in the AMeretrasee had their hands
full A mean tor the name of Franz
Flolriegl was then awaiting the sentence
of death for murder, and the d:re:tor of
the hte.pital presented a p: titian to Em-
peror F rine. J..sef to grant a full pardon
to this than. providing the culprit in re-
turn would anisette to sleep in a bed
from which the rtrpec of a cholera ra-
tio hal jet leen removal, The Ent -
Perot graote l a full pnrlon under the
aformai.l c•,, edition, and Vie condemned
man was only ton glad to comply. opo
watt taken into the hospital( and ontered
to lie down at once in the same bed from
which in his pretence the corpse was re-
moved. The man undressed and went
to bed. in less than half an hour he be-
gan vomiting. and in six hours pie did
from cholera.
The man dial from cholera which he
took front fright. The corpse removed
front the lre,l was not that of a cholera
vk lire, Intl of a than who inet Flit death
front a gunshot w0711 I. The expo rinlent
dol not tike place in the chuiera wing.
Mit in the ward for skin diseases. - Wash -
ingtun Saar.
r..Ilags of 10. rower Aelma's,
Prof. Drummond pays: That the lower
anim.lt have minds no one dieputew.
They *hare our feelings.. All the princi-
Most 030.000 te lee4,la a Color. pap emotions are repxetented among
Our cannot turn away from Chinese animals',minion* , and the minieothing is that the
art .objects - porcelain particularly -
withait a deep smpre.own e'f the dignity
and roam of th oir • •a O is I colors." Many
attempts have been» reed. by European
m*md.wtur-r to imitate them, but
without sear y4. Tow att0/ni4 1., repro-
drc.• 11e sans do brut, tar "bullock's
cost an I ngliohmon $.11,001 hr.-
fore
s►fore he a'a:n,l.ne.rthe ea.,' t in despair.
Tiro (',tins• themselves have always tet
the htgh-•st ratite on their achievements
in this line. For a long time they re-
f abed
rtweed to part with the choicer examples
et sung de host( "coral," "pwchbluw"
ani crush. 1 strawberry, and it is only in
resent years that the "foreign .evils"
hate hewn able to obtain them. Tle
Maros lam no other d. co 1a(i s than
that of tingle color, ranging fmm dark-
est to 'Litt vet *halm from black. deep
red, the darkest blue or green the most
rival; . to paler pink .,r violet or
delpinery. It k heceum we have
in perfecabm of mike united
roinsphoity that
fas'p t
higher animals have the higher *mega ins.
That is to sty, we find that Vm
eal ay casae
into the world with the fi we, affection
with the birds. cruelty with the earni-
mora, and en on. Scarcely anything ie
Omuta in adult man not found in the
animal., and in the child they appear iu
abut 111e same order in which they ap-
pear in beasts. That is, the (smithies
which appear in the lowest order of brat!&
are the one,' which fret appear in the
child.
real» of • Tartlet Woosaw
One of an admiring group around a
certain eone•ientknt woman of hound -
lase tart recentlyasked her what
she fnnn) truthfully to my whets adoring
parents exhibited unpromising infants or
their pictures. The tactful woman
smiled with justifiable pride at the Boom
of anione fwatiaine fora turned towards
her. "1 always exclaim atdsstiv,'Wsifl,
that ifl a be4�.L `sod," she added with
} �� , it . you "- Near
Cures Others WALL PAPERS
Will mire Yoe, is a tme stabeneat of
the action of AYER'S Sartaparflla,
whim taken for diseases originating la
impure blood ; but, while this assertion
is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as
(housarws can attest, it easoot be truth-
fully applied to other preparations, wbicb
unprincipled dealers will recommend,
and try to impose upon you, .s " just as
good as Ayer's." Take Ape's Sarsa-
parilla and Aplar's only, if you need a
blood -purifier and would be benefited
permanently. This medicine, for nearly
fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation,
and made a record for cures, that has
never been equalled by other prepara-
tions. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates
the taint of hereditary scrofula and
other blood diseases from the system,
and it has, deservedly, :the confidence
of the people.
¥ER'S
Sarsaparilla
" I cannot forbear to express my jay
at the relief l have obtained from the
use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was
afflicted with kidney troubles for about
six months, suffering greatly with paias
in the small of my back. la addition to
this, my body was covered with pimply
eruptions. The remedies prescribed
failed to help ane. 1 then began to take
AVER S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short
time, the pains ceased and the pimples
div.appeared. 1 advise every yout,g
Roan or woman, in case of sickness
resulting from impure blood, no matter
how long standing the case may be, to
take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."- H. L. Jar -
mann, 33 William et., New York City,
Will Cure You
Prepared t.) Dr J. C. Arw & Co.. Lowell. tlan&
They Wes h NfFnbtty-
A shark in the water will late a vectore-
son a perosis leg off ; on Ian 1 he will l cat
pull it.
R. B. HOLLAND
DUNGAN ON
SPECIAL
SPECIAL VALUE IN THE
W. E. SANDFORD
READY - MADE
CLOTHING
And a Special Discount allowed
for Cash. We platted a special or-
der fer these goods, and c:•rsc-
fluentiy hare taIvery reducet heavy
on band, wbltw
enc., ar.'1 in doing '1, t''e public
s 111 get th^ benefit.
In Canadian and. j 11, p; • 1.0.1
Torte(!*, Wn•steels, Chcviot8,
&reef•, ,L%., the stock i.1 large and
well -assorted. Good Tweeds and
Serge. from 35c., 45c. and 50c. a
Pard.
Suits to order front $10.00 up-
ward. Now is your chance for a
bargain.
Another consignment of cboiec
Teas.
A oil, cal dieccunt allowed for
Ca'dh.
Ewgs taken as cash. at
R. B. HOLLAND'S,
DE NG ANNOS.
COAL ANO WOOD
Coal, Wood and Kinf'ling del:-
vcred to all parts of town
with quick despatch,
HA= CCAL.
1 handle the best grade of Tan! coal In
the market, va.. the New York, Ontario
k teenier. Railway ('e3's. Celebrated
Lackawanaa Palley ('ani in four sizes.
err : Chestnut, Store. Kag sad Orate.
1107T GOAL.
Best !Monne* Lump Coal for use In
grates. stores, fnrnacee, etc.
3LAOS8 CT8 00AL.
Best q•tall'y genuine H?easburtrb mutt h -
Ins real eters:* on hetet. NI...4ai at:ea
Goa giren to .awry trade.
WOOD.
Cu and .pla wand. 1s Inches and t feet
Mem alwafa laatedt. Don't forget that
i an tellies weed. nut and split, ueheep
as you ran boy lcag wood on the snarket
All bay wned Is sold by the cord of IS
feel or belt cord lots.
BIHDLIIaO WOOD.
4 feel tong• or not and spilt, 11 helms
1ea
111111011 BOA.L21.
1 hat. addel 'o we ■e'l.slelp ee enol
and wee l yard a new S baa we eh male
A11 wet Masse mossw'es ousatsed
Omen, YARD AND COAL Saab= in old
drill abed, Neleoaat, foot of Ham-
iltea-ss.
11111.111,e11/11.
JOHN S.,PLATT, Pro
SPRI:N G---1893
DIRECT FROM AMERICAN ANO CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS,
THE LATEST IN DESIGNS AND COLORS,
THE BEST IN QUALITY,
ALL PERSONALLY SELECTED
Years of experience permits us to gay we man wit the most : (a}
tidious tastes. Our papers being so beautifully blended make. it only a
pleasure to show theme. As for prices, they are the very lowest possible_
Prow Sc. per roll.
Customers will find no trouble in selecting Borders, Friezes or Ceilings
as they are designed to match our papers.
Over four hundred samples to select from. A few linea at cont, a, they
have been in stock for some time.
FILER & PORTER,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Meat Iltanaarn Hell Telepheae re.
The Henderson Plant Food
Try it and you will be delighted with the way it nourishes al
ve r'aioa-Ylowrs, Vegetestdss, Laws areas, ere. No odor. Loo.
somloel to ass. Goats only Loc„ worth at least at.00.
Climax- Furniture Polish.
All who nee It .ream».e it the best made. You need It in Huos-
cteaa:ng. lk:.
D'Avignon's Witch -Hazel Crean.
Unsurpassed for
Series ensile.
Vas et:r :oath Achy Oast, Holey 10o.
11Vu O.
Hhow ea tliea4r coir PnsertMbns. k .
the chaps, tritatlaas, baa, etc.. caused by oar
GOODS, Chemist.
Safety Bicycles
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WE ARK OUTSELLING ALL COMPIrrIT1)1I8:
PNEUMATIC TIRES, from t$50.00 up
CUSHION TIRES, is 20.00 ..
OUR COMPETITORS ARK SIMPLY NOT IN it Foot tit ALIre rd: t'RltZ.
GOSHEN CARPET SWEEPERS, `he "�`"` i�a° In""""-
RIOHT.
LAWN MOWERS
• This ye .r• tort ern 1. peer:0.1mo.
GARDEN TOOLS AND HOSE. Our lino L raml,tete,
R. P. WILKINSON.
NO DOUBT YOU ARE
VERY MUCH
ALIVE
TO YOUR INTERESTS.
111.(T 1'2 WHHY YOU BUY YOUR
BOOTS ar:d SHOES
E. DOWNING,
Where you will get good, honest goods, and ever) thing warranted to be as repreeested.
We hare a larger stock sad greater variety that all this ether shoo dealers is
town combined. Vs • keep the most sty Iish and fashionable good„ mad. is Canada
Prices are Lower than the Lowest, and will be kept there.
E. DOWNING.
N.C. - Leather and Findings in any quantity at lowest prices.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just received a very choice lot of
NEW TEAS!
-CONSUMING Oat
BLACK., GREEN AND JAPANS
Which we guarantee to .011 at least
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than can be boughtfrom pedlars. A trial I will�"
We
,ince you sell of the truthCfOYYulness of
ob tiii
the best BE -
REES PRICE & SON;