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NIC
Cure
very of
it Nectar.
k.
been introduced
yrs of the 1: resit
le as a connote
reed ph) slew ns,
aowledgt: of the
the cure of in4k.
e system. It is
ling health from
t tonic qualities
ion the digestive
E'elIy eompares
'r and strength -
:'at renewer of a
natant value ID
ny consumption
I cure for llerr-
h.ing the critit•al
is great Nervi0e
Yearn. It will
better and curs -
cause its great
It will add ten
Ile a half dozes
CURE OF
'peps ix,
Stomach,
leas in Stomal
ag in the Fere,
attics and
ishetl Blood,
0.
and Ulcers,
Lungs,
iw•
sic Cough,
Gus Children,
e wonderful
'ES.
seedy has bests
P pleasant and
oldest and motet
'hick the human
impaired diger
1 in the blood. a
ad nerves is the
trong when the
es and ailments
mast supply all
ried on, it is the
xi does not con -
emery to repair
)pun the nerve&
od be supplied.
s to contain the
This accounts
of nervous de-
Brewsmvsaey. fed.
ars.sed eoeditloa for
e ra. Weakness of the
Iadimsstbn. stall my
tees doctoring r..-
t•met ov bottle of
Melt Inn me moss
of •oetodutg I evtr
1ss every weakly pan`
ad lovely remedy : •
I me er.mpirsdy. I
airfoils tk. wilt
CHOREA.
June 2", 157.
St. Vitus' Danes
1 American Ner-
every case of tet
Ind am sure it V
!pale, and for all
ever MIMIC
)191• T. Mmla.
Notary Atblfa
'EPSIA.
Fonio
ig remedy ever
he vast train of
and (debility of
s jewel of iacal-
because the ex
is the own and
stroyer. There
can resist the
e Tonic.
fare Ross. Whom
w Wena I O.* tot e
nes tesep$,t.Iy slat.
s OS* sod spot*,
r Ms 111.1 M
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s 1 boom snag
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TRH SIGNAL: OODLRICA, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1893.
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PCNIDERED
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was item
014 as As •moors sad amgl58aas
AN
OLD LADY'S STORY.
AN EXPERIENCE IN HURON 0.11.:101T1
OF INTEREST K KRl WHKRE.
ex- *orator btt+ETT w.►I• d7UF1'L*I WITU
Itll Et'MATt•el rua :NISI TRAINS-tiS ITE
Ant cede YEA* Ilam mese Krung/ -
-its SZLATIN Mae txe1alan.'a TART
.•TIIa*`• SAT rgtrrIT Di IT.
From the Oeasriok Star.
For upwards of tare. years " The Star "
tan been r.p.bllshise articles been various
papers to ('aosd. and the United States re-
cewsurgg tetrades in healing wrought often
in forlorn own, by the use of the
two known as 1)r. Williams' Pink Pill. for
Pale People. A more or leas t1timaa 0O
.1010140 "vi with the publietten of several of
the aewsyapen warranted us in behevise
that the cases reported by them were an
overdra•u or exaggerated advertiaetneta,
but aero published as truthful statements
of remarkable cures from human ills wonky
of the wt lest publicity, that other sufferers
might be 1.•aefitted also. For mine time
cast we h.• c heard the name of Mrs. Robert
Kissett, 01 Colborne township, nta/3osed as
roe who h.id experienced much benefit from
the ore of Dr. t1'llliams' Pink Pills after
years o' p anhil suffering. Cadmus to kosw
the particulars • representative of " The
star called upon her mm at his flour shit
teed st' r: on Heed:w street, and asked
how far the story was true. Without hast -
mum oe reserve Mr. Burnett launched into
praise of Pink Pills, which he rid bad •
most wonderful effect In relie%lag bis
n 0.her from the sufferings of • bedridden
,,valid, crippled by rbrumatum, and re-
storing her to the ajeyinest of . fair Le- rattan, d n p
arse of health and activity for a perms of make: tltrir growth now and msst be COMA of mild InAneura m the borough of
.event years of cgs. .sum re• yo.tI y Blackburn, Laneabire
he sum " 1 •m sun ase will freely all vas encuuragel by free feeding, plenty room
all •boot bee Orae, and you eau judge bow mad suitable quarters to make good The earp.lga I'rartic.uy Over.
much she owes to Ptak Pala. 1 am sure growth. But the large majority of per- I .o•troa. Nov. !3.-A despatch from
that it L owing to them that she is alt o e ennial gr,.•nhonste plants, such as palms, Capetown says that eltbu.igh reefs of gold
azal•as, acacias and fetus, are now at are visible near Bulawayo, tate the head -
comparative rent and by coolness of tem- gnarterr of the Matabel. king. IA.betngula,
perature should be kept .ot111 February. but now in possession of the forces of the
There is uotbiug gained, but much lost, British South Africa (bm}rsy, nu prus-
in starting a phut into growth prelim- p ectiug is allowed. The forces at Fort
tnrrly, eays Ounlruiug, authority for the
Salisbury are being disbanded. and the
foregoing Omit met ions. breaking up of the forces at the other forts
is Imminent. The remainder of the ram
tb
reign ag•idat the Matabsles will be ceroid
The wealthy Apple. on by the Matabeleland police force, which
The Wealthy apple, whit h originated to now bring uritanirnd.
near 1. Paul, is at aAxgaisitiun of value --
-
on account of its great hardiness and - a Ka* Mary Troubles,
(tri rASna°et.l.tiny. 24. -
gotta quality.
from Armenia show that the weather now
prevailing aggravates the famine existing
in that a,uutry The lerveroum, Bitll.
and Van districts and the Vdayet of Aidin
bays skate suffered a trate decrease of
' $15.000.000. owing to the cholera quaran
tine. in Albania great trouble is experi-
enced in collecting taxes. In many places
where the officials have attempted to form
payment riots bare occurred.
A Rase*-Tarklsk Antoine.
I annoy, NOT. -The St. Petersburg
correspundeut or the Daily Telegraph nye:
-" The visit of the Russian squadron to
Constantinople will be an important step
awards • Rima -Turkish alliance, which
WLaI.Tttl Aell E-f5J,c(T.D SIZE. M. Nelidoff has been instructed to pooh
The fruit is it -tedium in.izeand round- home. Thneg basis of treaty will be thin
e
guf1st in form. The skin is smooth, oily, wwa r coo on led mtwitthn absoluterightno of way
meetly covered with dark red: the Beak for Roselle warships through the teeda-
white , juicy and sobered; the tree is belles for all time.
hardy, a free grower and productive.
M THII ORUNHOUOL;
* rt..a.t-••• .f tike fiesta•-Tba Temporo
tars to r ma dalsede
1f you bare several greenhouses, you
will have one for cool loving plants, as
azaleas, geraniums and the tike, and an-
other tor more tropical owes, a. dracaenas
and many palmy. II you have true home
iivided Into several compartments, the
arrangement will be 1b. sante. Hat U
you have only one &snail house, undivid-
ed into compartments, arrange it •o that
the heat loving planta shall 5e at the
wast end, which is generally the end
next the heater, and the crud loving
IN THE BRITISH HOUSE.
/ret. Talk es Mamas 5.t.ase - !re -
Lan .. Modes Wtthdrawa.
14)50.4. No. 22 -la the Hoorn of
Commune yesterday H. W. Koster (Coa-
srvauve,, member for West Lout brought
tip the queatutu of dr.lict.. He asked
the'1orernwent if the Admiralty would
detach • wet vowel to co operate with the
American war,dup Ke.rsarge 111 destroylag
these enemies W sal navigation of the
Attitude. The (tight (lou. A. K Mua-
della, Presldeut of the Board of Trade.
pp1,�ato�mleed to enquire as to what the United
Mate Government was doing In the
matter
!Sydney Boston, Parliamentary Beene•
tary of the Colonial (tAice, said that Lo-
Walnuts.
obeuguts. the Matabele king. had hem in-
formed that his safe ooadm t would be
secured, and that he would be treated
with uteotiderati.m if he surrendered.
Mr Walter McLaren. who is • Radical
in favor of political and reltgioas equality
lama at the other end. Geraniums, withou�ltstiurtiuu of sea or creed. moved
Vto Webs a among the electors mentioned
boavardias, dram and most other fres in the Parish Councils Bill married women
blooming plants love full light anti sub- who would be retitled to vole if they were
shine in winter. Ferns, palms, club single
mosses, dracaenas, crams, screw pinto The Right Hon. Henry Fowler, pruul
and the like are benefited by shade and dent of the Isocal Government Board,
should have it made a counter proposal to disqualify
A temperature orf 50 degrees at night married women except when they are duly
is a safe one 4or most all greenhouse qualifi«t as ratepsyr..
t., except tropical ease. in which I The Might Hon. leotard E ('oertney
planp i'M (Unionist). m.uhr for the Kudimen died
MOO 00 degrees is a safe minimum. But stun of Cornwall. said he thought Iter.
anything above freezing. ay over 33 de- Fowkr'r proposal ouwlne0L•We for its
grecs, is safe 1n the cam of cool house Ilmplicity,
plants, but nothing lea. than 40 or 43 The Right lieu. A. J. Ilalfoar,t'unasrva-
&graew L deeirabk•. In the same way tire leader in the House, held that the
tropical plants may annuli' to 30 de- change proteesed -was au impxutant de-
grees at night, but S degrees u fax Wrturo. f the Ileum assented to the
Ix•tter. 1lovernment'e proposal it would give up
Iu the daytime. with sum heat,
it{ the temperature run up13 or 20 ole all hope of drawing • distinction between
n
1't married and single women; not only in
grews higher, and in the event of cold, relation to muntciq.al and local franchises,
dull weather, when sun beat L hardly but in relation to parry.
perceptible, run it up 10 degrees more Mr. McLaren withdrew hni motion
than the night temperature by artificial -
Mut. L• Grippe.
Inventibtting your greenhouses open CEkLIN, Nov. 22. -stn epiderm of in•
thew a little at a time and not until fluent& u prevailing in l'p{ser Silesia
they begin to warm up, and shat up
Tweuty-seven steatite from the disease bars
earl • in the afternoon, and a little ata occurred at upgxtln. At %iegenhsl., :K
miles from (tpp.tln, the seminary Inas been
time. Catch nod abut in the sun heat. It closed •seventy of the pupils are suffer -
is far better for your plants than L fire ing with tugaetna in its severest form.
beat. Beeidles. it in a matter of coned -
arable economy in the line of furl. Ten Thousand Eases t. Esta.d.
Some greenhouse plant.. as carnations, Lo.uo*. Noy. 22. -Within the prat
Sue se trimron's and so OD, are three weeks there have been ten thousand
today.
Acting on that cordial invitation, the re-
porter drove oat to the well known Ioot
homestead in Colborne (ltownship, about
tfive
Mre.
mites from odenth. but found
It i.stt had, only aa hour or so hefor.,drira
told wee in cowpony with • daughter todo
some .lop tong. But here, as on nu fiat
enquiry, those to the homestead told the
reporter there was *o doubt about the bene-
fit experienced by Mrs. Borneo since she
began sang that Pills, and that obs her-
self would cberfuUy testify to the feet.' if
• The !Sar " would again take the trouble
to cell upon her. A es coed call was made •
tow days after sed lire. Sinnott was thm
time touod enjoying as uftereoon'o visit at
the r.etdetsoe 4 • neighbor, lira Robertros-
�he laughingly greeted the reporter with
the assurance that she knew what b. had
.•ume for as her son bad told her the day
she was is town what was wanted, aid
although ens had no wish to figure
in the newspapers, .he was unite willing to
tell the facts to her ease. "It is about sins
years,' she said, "since I was first mhos
down w th rheumatism sad for seven ire et he
I My he pkee in dad usable to raise or tare
myself. i doctored with local physician
and I .uppoes the tr.atstat 1 received
mud have belpe l me for I was able to go
around again 1.r quit* a long wbd., *aril
.nothet attack came on and for two years l
was agate Lid up, never being able to pat •
foot under me, or help myself in • 7 way.
i tried everything, bless you --doctors,
baths, Wilmette and medicii,
Dour.. masted • great dent being troubled
also with asthma But although I fluidly
got on my feet again I was not able to do
any thing and could get across the root
only with the help of corneous and leasing
os • chair which they would push before see.
By sed by I wee advised to try Dr. Wil-
lman' Pak Pdl., ..d though of course I
had so faith in anything. 1ghts m
at Wilson's Prescriptlo. Dreg more
AIM thee. use. aid woes I had tabs two
boxes I felt that they were belpiig nen. 1
coatinud them quite • while, improving
gradually until sow i am as yon see tan, al-
though I have not taken them for • couple
of m nth'. i cam now go around sl.ie, and
although I always keep my suck with tie
to guard against an accident or • mmstep
I ma safely say 1 am woodertufly isptw►ed
from the use of i'iuh Pill.. IN mune I am
not altogether well again, and portiere at
my age i might sot to expect complete re-
steratioa, bat I am no longer • Naples bur-
den and car 1 w any children that 1 was. •ad
Pink Pose did it,
Mrs. Ilisett has bees • moms* of great
activity and industry, and is psseesd of
As unusuallybright •fad rather vivacious
85
mind ; 85. • great reader sod talks with
all the ohereniag interest of Gene et the old-
ien. n•Otheee in Irael. in bit teem tee
dem oe of 48 years in this musty she hoe set ■
m sly cand to her patient toil 0.1
untiring Lk... may be attnbaad mock of
ticst of the old homestead.
r. Jas. Mils,., druggist, repos • very
large sale of Pink ('ills and gays that they
give general stills«lea to hie cuatemnrs.
is fact they seem to surreal •11 other n-
sdw is popularity. Williams'
An atsalvoi 85 s that Dr.
P Pille mashie& is • modemed form all
the dsrie.ta inesssary to give sew life and
Seisms M the bleed and restore shattered
sweet. They areas coling speedo for
shah dimme. as LeemM.r atox, lsssir•es,
suMtioa. rhe*mmtism. St. Vitus Oases, the
after effects .t la grippe, all domes. de
upon up • vitiated aesditiei of the
such as eerd.la, chromic, ryegpMs. Ste -
Thy are elm • sped& for the troubles
ir-
regularities, • cities, iar tte the
and all d
sale weakness,- 6aildiag new dee Nand end
resits:•.-• the Flow d lesslta M pale aid gal
low & Oka. ls oke elm of mem they seam
• rrtmm•l sir. M WI oases aridig Mem mow
tat 'nervy, overwork or ezossees of my
Mtn •
Bear (a Wed Dr. Williams' Pisk Pine are
twine sold is balk, or by the dome or Mis-
deed and ay dealer who offers .M.itetes
is ale form in trying to ddr%sd yes sad
�t he avoids & Ask year O&aise ter Dr.
wYR•wi
nab Palls ler PGM People mad
refuse all wistaria and mbetitam.
Dr Wilma' Pink Pills may b. W
all erlt 1 .., r &net Icy midi from 1k.
Mediabis Cowmen from ether
tblirme, .t Smalls •�1 hems six hes for
The s pries .1 wish aisle _•ase+
midmidmakes s •.(sees sf t..Monlin o -
11•11111 Mespendm en simpered with easy
lum eHm et amAliel treatsM.
/EFO11E THE JURY.
o.napisaee Cam 1. Ibm wads of TwSI..
Geed iron wad Tra..
(ITrawe, Nov. 21.--ln hie spoil for
the d.fene, in the conspiracy trial �
day. Mr Slake weal into the peiMnlara
of the ones, carefully reviewing end ata. y.
tug cash point as he went along. iM
good °heraeler of t'uunolly he preempted.
and !educed to it in Sttiug ouatreat to the
material wltn.•s of the Crown. Robert H.
M.Sir.evy, who msec from jail to Notify
agalust his brother and was releseed by
the Crows fur 15*1 purpose
" Why,- meld Mr Blake, " Is nut Sir
Hector iangerin a llel in to say what he
knows of the matter ! Why are Perky,
Rowell, Peaty, 1'agtrail, 1'handler. Larkin,
Macre, Peters and -awsoto not called f
Because their statetoc:.t• would out cor-
roborate th... of Robert Mei irrev, Why
was Nicholas I'onnollt to be rma.tl a soaps-
guat of ! Are the welt who are the so
called nubility of ('alta.la to be left out of
the charge while they sit and retain their
°Igor* by virtue of this money ! 1 deny
any wrouµ on the part of my client, but if
there has beau, than a nobleman should sit
beside say client. Nicholas Connolly.ught
of to be wade suffer for the sins of .dh.rs.
Mr. Blake closed with an eloquent p•ro
ration, aekiug but justice for his client.
and if he got intake he would be found
innocent a the charges against him.
lir Gisler foilowed ou behalf of the
Crown and finished his •ddrese to the jury
at • quarter to fire o'clock. Hu presenta-
tion of the ease was a str,njt and masterly
one. He anul)zd all the ..iffercut puiuts
and carefully reviewed the whole ease
from beginning to nude
Justice Rosie commenced his charge to
the jury immediately After intit . 01
to the jury their duties. h. commend I at
the begtneing of the charges, which t•.•I*t
as far beck ■• 1146*). and carefully revi. ed
the different parte one by one. H..: • l e
strongly &gaitest the action* of Th.: rias
McGreevy, tooth as a harbor (xommissi .:ler
and • member of Paraament, in havh .t so
clone relations with public controcuev
the DeparltueLt of Public Works He
also spoke strongly against contractors
coutributing to election funds with the
view of bring reimbursed afterwards. If
that was pruTen in this case an unlawful
act was committed As regards Nicholas
•'onuolly. if they believed his evidence
then the frown case fatted.
The jury retir,d t.• their room at tau
minutes to eight o'clock. At twenty Mit-
toes to eleven, having failed to bring in a
verdict, the jury was lacked up for the
night.
Sir Jolla Thee.psen Dtoed.
MosTttgat., Noy 12 -Sir John Thomp-
son was tendered a crampliruentary ban-
quet by • number of members of the 5t.
lames Club, the swell Montreal club, at
their club house last evening. The dinner
was intended as a personal compliment to
the Premier and was irresp[ective of poli-
tics. The guests included both- Conserva-
tives and Liberate. Sir DortaM Smith
presided and over a hundred guests par-
ticipated. In addition to the Premier, Sir
A. Caron. Sir Cbarles H. Tupper. Hon A.
R. Angers and Hon. Mr Onitnet were
present.
Adidas About Camellias.
The camellia L a plant of Tigosers
growth, often forming a large head on a wood •• suburb of London Among those
comparatively small sized stem. bat its .present were M Ids Sisal, Rnteiaa Arnicas
by no means a plant patting teeth such *odor to great Britain and 'speaker Peel
groes roots as one .might suppose. It L
a bad practice to overpot camellias, and
Hisses w Msaameass
1). A. Campbell. North
writes : 1 mama pram Dr. AflYalas
Pick PUL tee kidty. My dseghter was •
terrible satires with eke baiseb hr
twelve loat % and so medical aid meld
relieve her, bat, by the tnof two ham d
your PIBk sic l. esspleM1/ owed." Fres
all Molise ot by man at 50.' a boa oe sir
boxes for 119.60. Beware of tritatioas. Dr.
Williams' Med. Co., Brookville, ilei.
1894.
Buyer's Magazine.
ILL U'8TRtrTH2D.
Haae•gi a Mw tiring for 1.91 will esus
the character that W made it the favorite 11
Inst rued periodical for the home. Asung We
recoils et enterprises uadertekes br the pals
bshers, then .i11 appear during the )'ear
suyrblr Illustrated papers ou India by Raw 1.
Lotto WSage. o• a •sere eos.oss le at
co
taP011u
4e.. es Germany by Int LTPIllit
itwgtow, a Paris by Rm. 11.151 Hasidim
Davis, aid on Melte* le Kw.Irgal( RaMlvo-
Toa,
Amos. the other 'sable fca: unit of ton
year will be novels by Osnl*K ou MALWAIII
and CHA15e to 1).111.01 tYul' lilt. 11 u perooa•I
renealsoence* of W. U. How 'mut. and eight
short stories of Western frostier life by ()watt
%Vi.TL*. dhoti Norms w•11 also M ooslrlbut d
by DAMMAw Marurwa Rlcaaan HAIDIMO
Davos Maar E. WILs.xe. RCVS Mcix*aY
art' ANT. Mtge LAt•OR..yea AI.wa Tatyana.
Oaelnl A. Hisiasu. qe ten•T nu W.1e.111-
1AIOR Teoxas N4LOOS PAu& end others.
Artlde. oa tupi. s of curt rat lute. est will be
contributed by dlsemsguiel.ed .pcetellma
fitarbl sof Mr Hobert Moder.
Loxbo!. Nov '2'2. -The body of Sir
Robert Rorie % late British Ambassador to
Russia, was interred yesterday at North -
of the lion of t'umluon+. The Prince of
Wales and Lord Reethery sent reprseenta-
that L wbyit appears strange such large rives.
planta occupy apparently &Mall pots It I MOCarthea Appeal iad.rs.d.
M quite true that small sired plants am! Loxons. Nov. 19.-Jnatin McCarthy
best potted every second year, but large ;availed yesterday over a meeting of Irish
plants in pots and tubs require attention member. held in room 15 of the Hoes of
of this kind Once in five or six years, se- Commons. Fifty four members, among
cording to size, and some have been them all the conspicuous Nationalists'. were
known to grow and produce fine blooms present. They strongly endorsed Mr. Mc-
tbaatwere not repotted for a much longer earthy's appeal on the subject of the
period.
' ,,t evicted
Pears roar &sera caltivattes. w Tenth** Tire.
According to the last proceedings of, BRAVER P•. Nov. 2! -A fngbtfulholo-
theAxaericau Pomological society. Anjou east occurred at the 1 invernment dam,
stands fourth in the lint as being the 1 two miles below this city yesterday. by
r best lotted for genital cultivation burned watch six mess were bsnd to death and
all gn
all over the country. Bartlett coma( several badly injured
fader-A seventh body has been re
first, glen Angouleme (Duchenne d'Aa conned from the rains a e. irerri1 hotel
gonleme) and Heckel. and fourth, Aajoa. Are, and it 45 believed to be that of R J.
The Anjou succeeds bothas a dwati and Miller, a lmabeset.
an a standard, making aide. thrifty hone
and beano' heavy •sops of very iia.
fruit
What the Vle'IMs say.
A New York florist syn that his beet
gnomes in winterinu tender roses bas
been attained when the earth has been M■rdered fan Me Sioo.v.
drawn tip around, not over, the plant. its„ Morins. la. Nov SA. -Miles Mark,
before the ground freezes. When frees- aged fifty years. was dee
m.rad sad nabbed
ing seta in, the bonbon are given a thick and his hod burned is IoM boom here
mover Of fallen leaves, which ere held in yIesterday. Hark was known to have •
plans wick evergreen brascbe•, corn or lag, atm of tummy ie hie possedoa.
canestalks, if the grain is all removed,
ter any coarse litter which the wind will
not easily displace.
Professor Massey, in Garden and For-
est, advisee all who want a really band-
it -one pleat to add to their bedding of
tropical foliage to try oessava,
G, T, M. Meep D•ieseeed•
CaecAoo. Nov IN -!ire destroyed the
Chiago and Grand Trunk repair, oil and
blacksmith shops at 49th and Johnoon
atreese about mine o'clock last night Los
$50.000. Seated.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
1iA1VPKiCS AMII
.VI,I ..Per rear. .44 ea
HARPICKY 11 ICPK/f 1'. 1 to
fd
I, kI'Et S I OUNA I'NOPLI. (ep
Post,r,a *Yoe 111 s!{ awl.rrif.rrs i a CU t-nited
Males. a woad* trail Merin..
Thr Foote mss e r the Maxnllmtn hc,(lu with
the !s 1.•e. for Jane mord Urwen•twr or .••rh
year. It lean noh.r. le sac itio:.e•,aubre•e pt lees
.. dl oft, with the Number current ,.t 1.1.e
.doe or n .-eipt . t voter. Sousa t'oin.no..4
,hal per's .t,ye
Mager �.o lo- tkr.c ars ba.
clot t, • Dial s••. n i t be .• est br mall. post -
„a id. .n t. ceipe of Sues r. r robins°. ('loth
Case., for b.adma..Saents each -by mail. poat-
eaid.
!remittances should be made by Post•.t1cS
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chamois of
loan.
Newspapers are not to ropy One ulrertiar
stent wet,,oat the erprrss order of Harper,.
Brothers.
Address: HARPER & BIU)TIlKRS.
New York.
That tlawlug Doty.
errrawa. Nov. 21. -Deputy Minister of
Finance Courtney will visit Washington
for the purpose of rioting the Way and
Means Committee reba1dIng the Canadian
tariff, probably in the hope of preventing
any hostile tariff legi.iation that rimy be
contemplated by the committee against the
Dominion. The fact that the a:mounee
ment of Miuister Foster "that the Govern
ment is considering the question of re
Imposing se export duty on sawlogs" is
made simultaneous with the departure of
Mr Courtney fur Washington is nut with
out Oa significance.
Trolley torsos Jail Vara.
Tomo0To, Nov. 21.-P. 1'. Bloodworth.
dnver of •,jail van, white on hie rouuda
collecting primmer,. got in the way of a
trolley on 'floor street west. The *wagon
was overturned and smashed. Blood
worth was very badly injured in the back.
and Fireman Harry Leach, who was with
him, received injnries which will probably
result in the ba. of • leg. Both men are
in the hospital.
Some plants, such as the Cella or Afri-
can lily, which require water constantly
while making growth and blooming. mss
time be served by piecing the weber to
dee sasoer, reaming it frequently be
asp op a rontinnoms supply.
I. begoiias, Paul Brttsat le wines
tib king of all the flowing meta
The Qsndida is now the sod, plro14111r
mat da...trak er Wachs. W 4 stusi -
mg more attention. both [rose the grsw-
WM tasd tbo psblto, thea say otast Mort T.1apapha TMke.
w..f le 5twRsss gl1lls�
1•urt.AnnuJ' *, Nov. IS. - Treasurer
Hayes, of the Knights of Labor, has with-
draws kis elignoss agnate General Master
W orks's . 1MsderIy rd Weirs Wright
and Davila, of the Executive Committee.
Or Jumps Grant the Choice.
OTTAWA, Nov. 9:'. -Sir James Grant
was elected at a Conservative convention
last night to be • candidate in the ap-
proaching bye election here. The first
boot stood : Sir James, gni: R. (1. Cede,
39: Mcleod Stewart. 24. The next ballot
was i9 for fair James and 23 for Code,
Stewart dropping out.
IIld r.etaea Mao
Fi.s.rwoos Pants, N.J., Nov. 19.-L
the Dlnetnm-A11t ram. yesterday, Mow
ties won it.. first asst in1f lot. the steed
heat is 9 lei sad the died heat in 1.01
189.1.
Iiarper'a Weekly.
ILLLTBTR &TIC _
I)Ael sa's W.RRLY 45 beyond al1 qusstiea
Ise leadingjoartnl 1. America. In its splendid
illustration*. in Its corps of dutiasuiened caa-
tribntors and la its rut army of readers. 10
-ptcle liner, it draws on the highest order of
.stem• the men best fitted to potties sad
training to treat the Ie.dite topics of the day.
le action. the most popular .torr -writers iron.
tribute to its d Inas tluprb drawings by
•be foremost .mails Illustrate its special artle-
5., its stork., and even not hie et est of pub•
tic interest: it contains portraits of the dl►
tinguiabed nes and woolen who arm making
'he history of tic flan. while sfetW att..tivo
i. flren to the Army and Navy, Amateur
Sown. sod Muaio at ' Abe Drama, by do-
u.gaWnd expltta In • word, Kans.'s
*MOLLY oomb1ttes the saws features of the
doily paper awl the artistic sod literary quail -
'es of the a.eg•dae with the .0414 critical
ehsr.cter of Use review.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS
•
Per Wear*
NdRPERS WEEKLY ......... . ....fit ss
tIARPZR•S JIIOIZINE 4 to
HAKPi' R'S BAZAR ............ .
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HARPER'S YOUYO PZOPLL. 1 an
Postage free anal sobterAsro in at Unita
stales. Canada sad Mezloo.
'tire Volumes of thy W4acurT begin with the
ant Number for Jasuan of each year. When
••me ie men' ±-'ced. subscription will h. gla
with the Number current est the time of re -
.•r y. of °rare.
hound Volumes of Halu•stis Wr.EKI.Y fr
three years back. In neat cloth bin lingwill
os se.t by mall. passage mid, or by extortion.
free of exprl.se More Idol he knob' d• os not
exceed ate dolor per volume', for til 00 per
volume.
Cloth Cass for each volume, suitable tor
binding will be sent by mail, post paid, on re•
oslpptt oI 51.00 each.
Itemittaacea should be made by Post -office
Nosey Order or Draft. tv avoid chance of
lose
Nerspapres .re .of fo copy this advertise
meat without Me express orderHeart= ft
I$.Writaas,
Address: HARPER & BROTHKRS,
New York.
NES'"
Fall Goods.`
BARGAINS.
987 yards of Fall Dress Goods, Tess than manufac-
turers prices.
A REAL SNAP !
10 Ladies' Mantles at exactly half price.
A small lot of Fancy Plush, $1.20, for 60 cents.
DRESS GOODS
Hopsacking's, Octogon Cloth, Whip
Cords, Serges, Tweeds and other
new lines for Fall.
We have the finest line of VELVETEENS and VEL.
VETTAS in 28 shades and colors, ever
shown in Goderlch.
is now complet::, and sur pa!).ses any forester year.
Wa will cut and flt all Mantle Cloths ovar
$1.00, bought from us, free of charge.
Our 85c., $1.00, $1 20 and $1.50 Mantlings
are great value. 3.25, 450 and
Black Astrachans, $2.25, 2.50,
5.00. Blue, Brown and Grey do., $2.25 and 2 50.
Ready made Mantles, direct from the mak-
ers. Just see our prices.
TWEEDS, 30, 35. 45, 50 AND 60 CTS. GREAT VALUE.
A big stock of New Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums, Lace and Chenille Curtains, Rugs
and Mats.
Highest market price paid for Butter and Mggi..
5% discount for Cash on close cut regular prices. t
WrA first-class Drexs and Mantle Maker up -stairs.
On Y3..aee Department nnsla•se.
OTTAWA, Nov. 22 -Hon. George Fet-
ter was shown • despatch stating that the
visit of Mr. Courtney, Deputy Minister of
Finance, to Wwbingto nese In coaneotion
with the trade question. The Minicar
said that Mr. Cosrtiey was at Washington
as badness connected with the Depart -
meet of Finance.
The CreasIng Clow.
Analw.1ac110, Out., Nov. 92. - The
etesmer C. B. I..ekwood. which was weak
Opt at the Lime Kiln crossing on the eve-
ning of Nov. 11 by colliding with „the
schooner FJisabeth A. Nlebobon, was re
ls. sd at i o'clock this morning and pro -
seeded at once to Detroit for repairs.
COMMENT 114 ENGLAND.
Pesch-Caandtaoe M.t gapeet a Wrest
slow el Tootling Against Thees,
Loewe', Nov. 12 --The Daily News, to
areakiag of the attempt to blow ep the
Nelson monnaaent in Montreal, says that
this is one of the 00011. of the agitation
for ..paratios If there is a strong revul-
sion of feeling in Canada evilest the
French Canadians the re.p1nd5ility NEM
epee the ungrateful citizens who profit by
England's probotion to Insult all that
batmen chains It ie stated se • polities
fst that oto of the Rostra] enlpria le •
eon a .z -Premier Mercier. This L sig
ntlioant is the view of the braised rela-
tion. that have (sag existed between the
P e•oh and Bridal) 10 Canada
rs.ar.este ..*'.ores.
Mecum CerT N.v. 1R -Oe. Ys1W14
the &Me et Moshe. tele-
graphs that the hienie8 in (Semens
sairremdered rgs-All/ sally to General
Drava
TTM Qotk of (Soli M a deny Old ram. (hsm4sioser Franey. of the NMB
Out ft le Aosbttlll le It r trrp•tlll1 lM MtalWa depsesss■t te is whoa
calor M Yr otiose. Ing se Alert to effort a setttotemat
t.akigb Valley Write.
Ar
m
rike-
*1m
of the
. i ,J
j
a1m.es Withdraw.
in,.noe, Nov 12. --The Rt.anderd's .°r-
respondeet in Madrid mays it is reported
in political aid military Girds there that
the Riffs have withdrawn to the interim
in obedience to the eossYa of the Sul
tan's brother
1894.
Harper's Bazar.
ZLLUBTR A.TED.
HANrga's Hisao Its • journal for the lama
It gives the Wino and Iats•et fa/ort•atlw
about raobbsa...d !tis sonorous Ina.tratbsa.
Ostia dealgms. and patters -sheet espptotae&N
.re Indiapettesble alike a the hoar _lies
maker and the professimal sotllr. oto...
pense is spared to nuke It tractive•
nese of the highest order. its beide 40.1450
asuMsg comedies. sed thssgSthd sways est -
wry all tartest. and its test page Is fawns as •
boned of wit sad humor. 1a its weekly lame•s
merrthiegs laetriles which Lof Micron to
women. 77n modals for 56 win be written
by Witt UN Burg and WALT= BM*.v.
ghort aeries w1U be write's N Mane 5. Wit.
tient Mara• LOUISE Pool. ROTA MciwllaT
*rosier. Matsow Haar.a)rq and ethers. trot -
door Sports sad le -door Bases. Social rater-
talottentt, Embendry sad Weir 5aterwatiag
tepees wdl11wt1Nveessrant.tt.ato•. A now
.arils is ... ask e es oowe sad Rspsrtss.'
HARPER'S PERIODICALS
P.r Tet' t
HA RPM'S GAZA R at 00
114 RPNIllt
1741 RPRRS YO�t PNOPLS.. ' I a
py8op Pres N .n ..some w.r. fa sine Med
t#dss. iJ.sedd - mad MerFva
The Velma, of the (taut begin wit► the
Mat Iftsembar ter Jams, me rteachne Woe it moistened. est roar- Whh l
with the ntsbir sorrow .t t*s maid Ieempt
«wrier p .t Haargre's BARAM Mr
tSr. t peIneatsnegeat dash nudist. �w+isgl,
five' eftespous• pre.lded Tr&n rhht'do.s sat
emend wee espouse
per vowlegwsmta. tar R.In pe
ire=. the
Msl45et mat by matt poatew� for
recall* « *amok •
Ramidembe Mend be made by Pest -ens*
Kam Order or Drag to avant Amer «rasa
N .,v um adeeeesr
ewer nt M ow Oda impose one swine of HAaraa k
Rrsyresem.
AMree : HARPIR t 11ROTtH TR .
w 5.0458104 ar eeesm.
Lonny,, Nov. M. -The 1D.i2y !taws ear
respondent is Park war ne deplanes
ham *Meted the $o 404 .8 Calviobn user.-
tory of the l'balber. toe first Mentos, of
the kind an r.eald at the Palate Bitarbos."
J.b. lioness /ll
Lotions. Mew flitChler �*e-�l.'k. yeondltNs 0f
Jobs
who 5..aferteg wish • Will. bl weal&
Rin Myren' my Fever, Ilia his Ai
sees le not serious.
FOREST 6ITY BUSINESS AND SHuRTHAND 6ULIALi 1. ut t1uNDON,
DOIeB N CDT need to hold oat such Indnormenu as the psi anent of raitroa•l fare, guar-
anteeing noaitkon•, &e.. is order to secure your patronage.
WE DC) otter re.tt the most practical and thorough drilling in all business *objects
which it is po ssib• ' to obtain. We have the largest att.•daace and the most cou.plete
School in Canada We lollop soar patronage leder upon the grouted of our superior
training. '.4.10.. m guaranteed or comes refunded.
Inborn. got sa per wink., tatalogttc fire. J. W. WHSTORV1ij1LT, Prinoipal.
Walt a Bit Z
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
Facts are so scarce in this world that it is possible to live a
good many years without becoming acquainted with one. Here is owe :
THEY A R E
PLEASANT TO TAKE
YET
POWERFUL TO CURE
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We've been busy as bees ever since
we started business.
The reason is obvious: We have made your needs our study, and
are keeping up a feast of good styles and good values, and in buying
your Boots and Shoes from no you get better value for your money
than you can get elsewhere.
You will be delighted '
with the good. qualities of
our goods.
We have a choice se-
lection of Ladies', Mutes
and Chil•iren's Oxford Tie
Shoes.
Thousandsto choose
from
All other lines complete
and guaranteed to fit, to
wear well, taxi give entire malefaction. Our prices aro the lowest.
Save money while yon can by buying your Boots and Shoes from
T
T. FOWLER it OO
/Tint San Rat el J. Wileen'e Dry ' Stere.
It is not Sawdust
5
5 t
We use in making INDURATED FIBRE WARE.
Some people think it is, but they are mistaken.
We use nothing but the longest and strongest
Wood Fibre, pressed into shape without sham or
joint of any kind, and Indurate it by a patent pro-
cess which renders it impervious to heat, cold and
liquids. INDURATED FIBRE WAR imparts no
taste or smell to its contents` and Ls the test,
tightest, sweetest and most durable lare ever
made.
Ask for EDDY'S.
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