The Signal, 1894-1-25, Page 7THRi SIGNAL: CODERiCA. ONT., THURSDAY. •1.1NVARY .2L IOU.
White Blankets
Grey Blankets
Mothers
HOW TO AVOID COLDS.
IAnd 11 tea Tale este S. se s etre Is at
Ower,
crone the F.:titbarg lnspseshe
• • , Theis lis I(404 fur colds. 1 -et ua
hri.Hy omes.der & few wave of catcbiag Bold
Ily tak a y t io much este, for iwsaaos. Toe.
Is lathy ate id uot stay into. r. bemuse it is,
:wad, het, or 1••gcy : on the c•atrsry, they
should brace up the system by gutia.g on: 1
f doors in all woittser* ruu, fruit; t'; or
amlainr:
1 t :hr far larger number of- cases, cold*
'arise fr "'t allow -tee the ►'Qtly 10 geol dtrwa
too quit:.I, after eit•eitr, ' Ti .. .uld. u!
„•+ !oldie • shaft u p1+ sir pie lu0gee sleep
whenue
tI* *r. :l. heed tb.oan
die %teeter. lu sleep the teemed prude:
11110 yf heel, is limited, seri t-:er• peetLarty
liable to •tirruund..e. draughts, cif this
form of cold is the one most I•kcty to mid is
bronchitis. poeum•.nia ter rhtauatiam.
Thew there is the favorable method of get-
tieR cold by passing when medicates' morn
the tltatre or b•litoom without uuf;:ieot
vette clothing, the waiting fee %tab or car-
riage. and talking all the Diee. The, 'wigs
r.oataia 601,000.000 of mit' cells, and repre-
sent
eprosent • breatMsg etiolate of six e•i•nre feet,
and in lualth ate tilled %tth air at ten-
nt•rature of 96 degree. Ity bre&thiag• with
th , mouth clewed, ser pre' eat t hese air ,.11f
beinri..cooled down lou e-••te kly, as rite - air
pissing throng's the node to wanted
it reaches the lungs '
Nlten the first s.mptoma arc frit use -a
hot ,mustard bath and tale some hot fluid
cod e', milk or gruel rod, (lien retare-,tq.
►ted, laud 'kept between the blankets. It
the • old he of a wrote type lit l pother,
c nigh, 1 aio .net d :premien on loreoden•: -
an adult $flay tato tea grains tef Dave:.
p 'seder in a little ktutllum rf•frriN . It is
sari a glass of hot es leek/ end water is
very ooe,fortiog If taken at the early stage
of a • eI I : but we cannot twilit oottlsh !t
The mut gives, ter name. because, after a11, a • '.141 te a 4111141 attack •ol
Dove you epakcn with Ltr'' fever, icrorp.4nttd l.y mote or lees Metal
As a tale the metier is in the negetivt, nwtiou of the membrane butte the air pate
Ora (Urn missionary alta the ream, age: hence, rn)thiug of a at mutating
It catiS', ' comes the reply. "it,is nature, like whisky, must increase t:.e ic•
W A I( L. 11 Q J 5 _T 11e mimissionary then •..1l, the young bronchitis.
't. ilk• 1 on-mustt speak with her. 1lrntmawry action, and ►ctrl to tis: tr in
I w•on ian to item awl es ? -s - •• I think it is
time that you marry.' ietdeelasa en the iliraealeat..
+ + + _+r -. # .4 _ +
Horse Blankets.
SPECIAL VALUE
IN
SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS!
Unlined Blankets, 65c :worth 85c.
Lined Blankets, $1.25, " $1.50
JOHN T. ACHES.ON.
AT TIN:
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
hit (tering with Weakness and
en)aclation, who give little
nourishment to bables,should
take
Scott's
L3rnuLsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Dil
and hypophosphlies. it will
- give them strength and make
their babies fat. Pllysitunit, -
the t'.'' rld over, endorse It.
Dal be deceived by Sebstltetee l
to 1'.•a.. Wlk..l16. A. Lr.;r..• +-• Sat.
L7'J� IN GREENLAND.
New Sarrlige and t.art.blp are Nawttnby
Skeet 1n the %area.
's:uv the Ilaniah m:uiorlaril-s Inter gained
the cuoti,leoce et the motives• of t.rerulaud,
marriages lm the fu ris`nrth are celeheatel be
tee tepreeeatarrres of the church. les a
mese: fusee ••f one of the it►oish papeta •
tutasfonaty 4.vr• the following or•rwnt of
the way t*W'tsktp end usrr:alto are brought
*host
The man calls ou the missionary and sale
I w••II to take unto u.y'e'.1 a h:f..'
•• VV. ho a asks the remit'n•ry.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL1NL WINTER GOOD
- iN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Or 5k Corse Cannot he Beaten.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear, mites vale.
Navy and Black Storm Stiles. ihi hest IJ
' ' , hat, ' the replies, •• 1 do not wish to From the Hawses Cdy Timer.
0114.84* •• Talkiie of hairbreadth escapes,"id a
het tea pila
ty, ' *die the mil veer). lural sportsman y• s t r.ry, •. reminds me of
iWho debe ' asks II"' mato. on experience 1 t.ad lest *010100, whirl) it
The missionary Reit is not worth •nethiay I will „y friends daa't bele,* it, and frier. •-tike
tot hatelhiee. - ----- to be thought a liar.
Howavwr,' `nlgc•iw tic m: *los* � he fast eepteniber 1 went down to Henry
is a goo{ fellow, attend.* well to his Bowe, county on a hunting expe.httnm. The f►11
and he lures you." shooing ha41 ,i sly- begguun ant I was hayimp
The ';reemised beauty listens attentively, splrudid luck -t;ut tii*t it no part of file
_rut again deelares Chit she win t:c.t •crept uta)-.
^as I }laic a hush -mJ fur you.
a mimes the caudiJate for most boriers'on t'.e miteruleth. I little
h' r bsq �• Daly eel,' 4t to • few, because I hive teemed
• tine man as her husband.
' '• t try well," g•.o • ou the missionary. '• 1
'14not wialt to Lampe' yon. 1 shall easily
0
11e4 •: other wife fee so good a fellow."
The Mini.'w•ry then rrmaici silent as
1 though he -looked epos the incident as clos-
ed. Iii: in • few minutia she shisptre
•• flat 11 you %n411 it
.. . "No, *sewers theer, "only tf you
w-iah its -1 ilo out web to ocer•per.wde
Another stjA folk/ere. end the pester et
Town for the money,
L'f8Ti
PL302T SZSDL1 EOLIC:TED.
S PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
144
lair and Haberdasher. 1 prams• the regret that she mount accept the
ROBBEFill OF THE BA' LAu03. I tumble fight orcr th...n. file ...o:tirade. a
revile reisearste ed k• ilea Whw [wase 1.4f4drover mum.' 1:'11.• was dragged from his
Algae Aeri.r the to. to Ike 'aa.. saeldh: end honed. I$ tree,
l' sea• LM•o
frim thn Vg 1a*1s Globe -i, *ken ad rude
against a tree, while one of
y„1 the head rude round and, rooted Inn), wind•
The keg seam'inr diserreemeo1 between frog et lariat aroubJ Nit lt-creek and num uo
st'ka4a sea settlers ne the Kuwait plaints til be bad male at impossible for th- owner
tad ieTadiau Telrttory has fte••uently led of the herd to fnove hand ..r t rot. In the
•.. r.aeltcts, in which there were'sanituieary
animate Especially has this leen true of
the lu.ban lands, le here the csttlemen came
'rcaieide.r themselves masters and to die-
.• with ewe. any attempt to infringe op-
' it rights. lout the cattlemen of today
.0 ftesdoin and Foxury compue41' Wlth
:newel of the early days of cattle deal.
.pun the prairies of the Ahwierippi
• eb• v.
In the bas, before the 'toil Tees. ai'I
karma cath trails were I1Sagurated, the
Meier'• eaistew•e etas • pentons etre. 1'
',d become evident kt the ekot of the war
meharttme one the robbers had ridden at
full epee' int., the head vimv{ngared elaokct
and felling tike a t ,iuiaa•:he !whale The
th-.u•aud •teen ready f.'r market were
Naturally ternfint and tan *t the top of
their spied, following the sutural iawlers .4
the herd. Two of the cowboys a cbaree
Heel with them, and apparently stere as
mach frighteael •. the cattle thetes1I%ea
When. however, they had got beilmd some
Meekly ►'rows tree., tbey stopped the herd
and J1ove them wet nett' nightfall.
Ibuithetty was derieg: It i• comrade
had escaped while the stampede was ib pro-
gress. Int the laiat held him safe to- th
tree. The robbers then took long birch
d
h " her o 1 q whips
- that there nits'' be come neer nutlet ter the ahtpfr*pd zL0'• raltanalr
ret cattle breeding region of Team Three with which they tht.ahed the boued cattle-
•:a.no oriole were feeding oe the autxulent man until hu lack bore welts thet lasted
,seems of the Lona Star Sleete's eipertme ,mod t4ir ugh life. lii.ey satiated their .entt'e-
'te !,:k • f f&. -times by water and the tt &rt,•e 141,1 left him to perieh or cseape as• he
•r...- hra' nit Trip 'cress the iced Hivof- Might. He managed by hard work to
r d tic- sl: r•'1.1'I.i. up through tbe southern 1 n the knots. tied. hall dead dr»gcd
%tie., ma le t ha c route imps ac' icab'e. Dui hl in the 4,p).ua. to direst ton. .''.
ape other run.ineY• • nor'heast .er»• the hoar- came back
to recoil
uoitre ..w1 touted 14101 Tho two soon came
&er.es tate citta► trail ani noted with ny
that the stampede was over. Tiny followed
the course of the cattle until the cemptileof
the two -faithful cowboys was f..und. Dor
toe the night there was another stampede
and many of the cools were lost. Three
weeks later I Much"• y reached l'ut :
with *boat 400 out of tlileloterd.
1: It Hunter was 'mother drover who
met 'over, handling on a jnmlry through
the 'M'1 lauds" of the Swthwest. Ile had
so chine a hent of 2.000 caftde, which he
the hoped to retaeh Sedalia with in time to
,take • second trip before fall. It was mid-
.1sly when he started up through the Terri-
tory. .1 single horseman met him near the
Arkansas line and demanded of liim & tribute
amounting toou..foutth the .elite of the
herd in order to insnr'• pr•i&ge safely
themilh the •-obherinfe*t'' 1 country Ren-
ter
lttmter had se money, nor would lie listen to
al4 would ao mon be gash. tell. The 1 any proposition. He onlcr.d hu men to
droters anon learned to pay the trebate, last eseemihe tel-asenser and hold him, hat the
that even .lid not secure immunity irom the 'teenier wheeled and ewvpcl. Notlrtog
lett that hnvere.i wound like guerrillas more was hear.) of 1.1m or his hand tar th
ree
np,.n the Aauks of an army.
I'erhapa ilia moat noteworthy example of
•I.e It.rodish cruelty practtcat by the robber
itaeiis was the ease of James Dougherty.
man
Ile was • haed•ns young Tex, who had
goshhis pile and was no hie way to market
with the propertyhs had •enumnlate.f, re•
Peewit teel Iryr 1,0head of floe oat the. 11e
had worked hand, and wasdet."r*.ine.l,afr. r
•••ihng hoscattle in et Loan, to 0 owe Fait
rod marry a hhght New 1 -ark girl, whomtalk
I:e hail s in love with at .lttatin. He
'rouse the Red River near Blue Rlaifs, aed,
thouvh net .imam 21 years of are, matured
Terry detail of the drive. lie went over en
'1 1rk•.4.., near Fort 9twith. in order to
•vend pewit* • tax to the ('heross
ke, sad
• •• • metered the dark valleys and threaten
tag Moate of the Omagh region. Ile wise
.luor.e•.1 to an early lege Hisses with the
rl
pe,tple who nefest•it Th -y come upon
hurl yelling like a bead of garages. They
were m clothier of hew.agos aed dins and
line' mei Omit seders with tie point of •
r•t waver.
' Not • step (nether caw thews steers go,"
wets the leader's woods
list 1 will My yen year rex or whale' M
at oda its,. saki Dougherty
[hey held & etowaeii of tette ted dotage
M
•' upon whet they should do with hitt.
11+ea, se hie youth seemed is isspraw them
trotthey resenaed 'hid he ►d •. little es-
torines is rhos world, the I.sinse C '
• 4 - At • atrial the Iasi w
owlhis wwsdr, sae' ids • res# •wl-
tstritoty and P. e.terh Ark&tsas to the rail
send stations in M,ttsoun and in idem' the
iseieratiebe were made for a start to the
sew markets.
Ilwtdreds el detested, of cattle were
••000 .l to northerner° Texas preparatory
le 'Me Brite. 1t was an unknown country,
and toot eve m the csettleOen•l1 anticipatleus
r.ahred the actual Jaeger: that infested it
t iawlese element that hold the rough por
'tons of the a.xuntry prepared to meat the
eau
:one& immune up from tLe South and by foul
er ter Oceanm
Oceans seenre possession .ef t he.
['Ivry aein
r.,pliebed their worko&ly ton well.
tlaay a pour fellow with all hie possessions
wrapped in a few hundred cattle was aeons-
• 1 ate he guarded his herd in the hilla of
irk/togas by w whoop sod • yell from • dor
, ea ..r more masker' raiders. Their alvett
would stampede the stock beyond all hops
-Tof .•apture for many day., end unless •
ihrtal triton,' wall paid to the band the ant
Jaya. Then a severe storm came up. an
the herders were"'nrrtpelled to ride arouse'
the cattle ell night loog t•' keep them (nodi
drifting hef..re the wind. eu:tdeuly half a
ilewen meakeel men rode up furiously howling
and yCIIise. The eattle stampeded, and it
was sot matt! three Jaye later that Minter
ani hte men fooled whet was left of them
about half.- Test same night the raiders
repeated their visit and Heater gitint up
to drspan. reformat in hos hn•...
Irate► AeaihI"
. • 1 ire aftertoee white eerie ern with ties
sport 1 wa.'caujht by a taming, shower. 1t
came with a eine. and took nee quite use
aware. i.eiwg a tkieliet a &tort dtatanec
hum we 1 made my way to it to reek pro-
tection from the twurinv rain. The ground
was hard and dusty, and 11's ram had ren
Jere.' in in places very slippery. I:schiog
the thicket, 1 rested my e+tu upas the•
round, awl, bracing my back *_ain`t a
large walnut tree, gave.myself up tr. ineli
lions on the rufOed sport srhtle waiting
fur the shower to pass.
•• eternity,: thus 1 felt a ►'matte sped Pus
„Tutor, she then breaks our, •• I feat over inc a feeling tech at 1 h&R-niter
lie :. not worthy.- known before, nod which 1 cutout dtscrttre.
I;ut del he uot kill two whiles last mum 1 felt as though some dreadful thing was
mer while the others killed node' 1\ dl about to happen 1 know ant what.
., Involuotanly raisimg my gee,. my'eyea
bccanje mites! upon a monster rattksoake.
Ile was 11.e largest 'make 1 had ever *evil
'ionwhosr my hat came off, and I , didn't
setae of a 14 eod Felber. take it off either. 1 reialettd the deafer 1,
you not take hen mew l
• • Vet. ye* awl
• • I..rh Mese you With answers the pas-
tor, a#t•1 iota* the two in marriage.
STACK TAKING SALE.
Tu c rder to get -Our Stork Reduced we will Offer
SY SPITIAl RC7Al A?P,y11' btr's124
SPECIAL BARGAINS
• itere's N ! rt h i n S; In all Lines
Like
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REFUSE CI -:EAP IMITATIONS
Ih- trateK']e"u.
1iO'N . of teA". -
Little {.'hb: .' h'r arit'enetic 'nation!.Whit's a ••ytlo'icnt'
Little density 14'1 :.!;tt y0.; set by
diyiduir one number by e,nother,
--' (►h ' it's the answer, fs It.
,. Yes,
" Then why don t they call it th1 aa -
ewer '
was in. bat t,y-11 1 would 1 'crit'$ ,sat_
Whom theRev.'lark t;uy Penne was change tity ciie. 1 tried to rare my ,;tea,
about tourteyn years old he went to London but toul't not. . Tiled 1 tried to move my
'Laying been u a school a oat -many. Ile hand, a:yv :not, but each refused- the.-er•ia.
stave: to London long enough to Praia all command. 1 was powerless to meet, and
hfs mosey, excel/dug enough to pay his tate con.pletely 'charme41'.by the shake.
•' 'Chea slowly it cane toward me wu'!. its
in denten,eyesstill tall open Inc. t1 benoppe with powDE
in about four feet from n e it stopped and
"'('lute that word i to easy ill remelt -
bet.
Toren& Te•yMNesa.
I).y('5lass, Teeo4.ssweeo 11sad • bad
a'ts';k of bition.cees had tnuk of , l.ottle of-
lInrJock Moo,' lettere,- and car Duly se-
c rrnn 0041 1t to any full -trine from this cone
parrot. Mi,•. (:n ta'.t-
x - Termite.
to kis hone in 4erne&ll.
Ile went by train to Bristol, end there
took pa.&age on a cease'. Ilc thought that
the pass.,ge mosey toe:uded his board, and
therefore ordered hiameala that day.
.tl.theend of the journey a da t little
steward presented • bill for meals to the lad
1 have do massy," said the eurpristd
boy.
"Then," replied -the steward, "you shodd
year amide
at the table.
tint have talon y
E9ftlM : Lint t6ZLNC1S.
,1. •.. - . alio
25 CENTS A BtlX.
Ask Lear llsup/.t tier TLtr1.-
DL1NN'S
Lamps and Lamp Goods,
Cutlery and Silverware,
Granite and Puritan ware,
Carpet Sweepers,
Clothes Wringers,
Japanned, Tin, and Copperware.
We have a Fine As.iortment of Stoves and Ranges
and if you are thinking of buying anything ill this lire we
think we can suit you as to quality and price.
a
-HEATINJ AND SANITARY PLUMBING k FFC`ALTYI
SAUNDER-S & CO.,
J. A_WALK E R
Ca,rriaga M .uf�act ..�cz:,
'laving-p,:uaasee the 1 •a ..•t
McCREATH it WALKER
1 bare now atrsaged,!st oslyf 1•o continua the 1 *Triage Trade, but
do all classes of work in
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HORSE-SHOETNII U$U&LL BLACKS TITHING
NONE BET THE BET OF WORKMEN ka1PJ4 zi) IN EVKltl- DEI' -ii: illi•:NT.
'
3OG-1)..
JNO. A. WALKER
WHO IS YOUR TAILOR sreal,a a1DJCHoiler -1T'�,'ks.
This is a %sJtlm•nt •l millets.tn•1
c•ne to which you. .houl.i htµ• •EsiTAIILLQll1:n'Itee.) '
!:night. A.__ 5. CiHRY STS`
BAK1NC:DOES H� SUITe,, r.. y O'er rawer° t'hr;r.ef tel e` Mee
I t not, you ram racily get ;at {
R Isbecteoo by ceiling at
.. .............`", THF EH�Ograceful#>roiled, ted, earring upwiitstui, �1elfortherivalspun:.-stn1triedTHCOOKSBEsrFRIEND
LAai45reTatE l4l01 ,�
}I
cuuld not. with i.s forked Mope cxteq,i
ed. itrearetl to strike, when it ',lipped and
fell and broke ita,oe.k. The damp ground
had sated me
,Khat is youensilee !'. -. IFP SIM+ maty i/Inwlr..
••Dark t:ay Norse.- trent the Albany Joora.l, 1
Thsstewardtk»a u Loo the y The fastest looe•d:atance rum •h •Nifioed
'
howl old
i h book k h bo
toy
the
mid-
"I
atd - train on record w'aa made by t e Empire
'•: never thought that 1 should live tP rice Fs F: 1„
COAL AND WOOD
YARD
Qtr. )l ,mother was is great distress `tat..1 .preawyesterday. glister • ,
y r )1 father heel died rud•lenly those was at the leter and Jones -Stark the
r
WEST STREET.
A larr10''•fusdtfty 'd LI. tilt\ \I,1111:
1 diet al at.
t'lail'1i1\ . on bawl will he
1 al o*rl atad
they wIII brieg.
l
whatever a y ,
get l:srgaiw.
H. DUNLOP.
-p• tet .'•.i,' •.n -'1 •11 to GRATEFUL COMFORTING
so' your • •er The train rolled r o the --t sir* .ii' ie.
reat11.35 t. SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
f 1 could d 1 ...utile show
yen aio tirenian• was at him post.
1 father w &o • ery k:od to m) ht
moth -r and me. 1 pro
mised myself then hooted lithe marl kit he
lhat u yen . e'er minutes behind selodaie time. At Utica '
like l:lndnss to some Doe your father Ict Headquarters for ..1 grades of
by the taking drw•ta�. HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
•syracn•e was reerhed two minutes late,
there was a deteetiun of five impute!, tau.
1
eJ.
The tr:i:y crateful steward paid the boy'. e.l
16" rim of 149 miles having Wren made in tual weighed esu cacti. rmr.ct or 1111.. Kies.
ashore in. boat tined by rite sailors.
hill, gave tum five %billingr, and rent himIf irk's tither was waiting to receive his
"Father,- ssi.1 the boy, "1t is a gold
thirg to have a kind father," Anal then the
.tory of the steward's kiesinese was lobi.
"My lad," an beg
Mr. I'earse, "it eg
1 mooedsince mooedthe kindness 00 to him in do-
ing what 1 did. •\ow he hos passed it on
to you. As you grow up, nund that you
otren pais it on to others.-
Yeses afterwards whets the boy had be-
come • man, he was going by *hen
on a •ho
jou•nev, when he saw a boy cryine bitterly
4M asking the rause of his grief, the boy
replied that he hal not enough money by
four •'e to pay his fare to the town in
whit he heed.
Mr. Pearse at mace Murlit the boy •
ticket,and then related his own experience
on Ilse steamer years before.'u
"A' now," he concluded, " watt tt yon
to Fe sure and pa4. this kiodnee on to
others it yon are ever able to do an. '
.t4 the train left the station. the smiling
boy waved his heedkerchis/ and said,
"1 will paps it nss n, air : 1 will pait ow."
l
meanie, an etiologist .eresen, aye
wry f t'
courage poor r•tii4l t1 be In ry aed to laugh
aloud. .1 cool, hearts 1.eth *spends his
chest ae1 melees h.4 bion{ been # merrilym'n
&lose (oene me to . gar.) levet not
to • elite eieggseimq laugh, bur to et* that
us
will armed through the hoe. It will not
only do you child root, but will be• benefit
Ma fr all who hear sod he ao important Wass
rot driving the bines away fm the dwelling.
Merriment to vera' catching and ampule in a
remarkahk wronger, ger, t4. loins %
AiM to resit
th
'be nn.tV hearty hest et all
htful
harmony. lathed it is the
m.LM. _ _
Soma its a two.
A Awe colt belmeging to Paw I.iedeay, of
Niles, tat., was Melly bombed by • osw.
Two battles of pNgyard s 1 otiose nil mime
ie Tkbiav1sable rwsw.ly .hneM h• is every
a.
lamIs slam seta, der.:•
a. or bar.► w4
Thu remarkable no was made without
raises, berms.
ami all psis sad ashes Is mesa
e remarkable
time 01 4'I minutes.
Oct my 1'ri• es !a'tnrc (rmirq; e•'r^where.
I
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
:art-ly. 1
the sltghteis: mishap. it speaks well for the t t Etna a 10111.
men in chines of the train and the reset. Tet.•ek..ar mare, flan.
���, ��gm�a,llmrallea.
reOinif i ie19 rs•r•'r• `"` . .
Fangle 1 otung I:atlgyr • 't eted•lIia
vo:etior. GG . ,
o4.
1'araeo-What is his ch•ies' '
Ewer►-- He has decided to become* poet.
4`anise Nonsense' What •4nali4.atioas
ham he now • C:E(). i..�RRY, th. He has one very important ;cl1!-
Bastion. (loelerich furniture dealer And
('nmso game it. undertaker, keep the host stock
n, lundertaker's
M$Y
•
A MARE rsartrs.
" l ss, ' aid the Old mac, addressing his
young vitiator, '• I'm proud of my virile and
should like to see them .11 comfortably
married ; and a. I'vemsde a little mosey,
t'1 -y won't go to their hush.ad• pranIkss.
reeve's111•ry. twenty eve years old, aed a
real rend girl. 1 shall give her • themes('
pnon.la want alt. . anm. Then comes
ne
11,1. who Won't, e thirty five •gals, awl
.hall Alive two themes, : sod the man who
Wes Elm, who n forty, will have three
thewesnd with hew."
lasst
The young man r .eted • oest or an,
and then nery twinned, ; ' \ n.
haeen't owe abet y. have you fit
'tits.
Sore Tb0ont ('w.A.
Ilan, Stine, 1 heal • very son threat for
front ss
at
over • week an.l froseveral mndwis
without relief mud I heard id of r. 'bVnn,l'e
Norway Pone syrup, which 1 tried with
great wee+. Mask1 think It . 6 . asadkiss foie
sore threat, pais is the Mask*schema, Iwo*
ehitfs, sad threat a111 long Wesblaa
M Alta Wnntsn.'o,
2w Rebsaggaa, Oat.
I. settle A Assn i'come of tunuturo and .
rerleelly ('cared. 4upplies 1 Aud !tow is It
Sin., I have been greatly troubled wall that 11e can sell so cheap'
ya• and td blood for ten or tweke BECAUSE
)man.ears. 1 starteed to tske I:urld:k 11100.1
Bitters in duly. 18'& aria now January,
11931. 1 an perfectly cured. H • • n 1►r. a n,
2w 1 \nrwnoJ, (•t. long run. His motto • is :
4lat. finds that it pays in the
TAKE
THE
BEST
mew sat
IPA IlleNtsk
One feat edam.
Ole (Irina? • w 1
winos al other. Creche, Crawy%
'Mast, Hearess.e., ' hooping Cough
Aa4ara. 'for C.es.mptlon it km no iii
lea mired tressa*M. and will or ten TOeval
tetanus us Ula cold by Drnersta oHoeft or w eaaeleg.sw��P[e-
Por 011011111111 A NA PLAITati
TARRN
REMEDY.
iN soasAl_-rprslsa.
" Small Profits and Quick Re
turns." He also n)Akew a
i.pocialty of picture framing.
(live him • call before purehaw
i:tg elsewhere. Embalming
Plaid always on Mand. 23571
PLANIVG MILL
ISTAALISNEO RS1.
Buchanan & Son,
coact'►a(•TI watts
BOH, DOOR and BLIND
Ik'ekrs he all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Manuf;ti•turers of all kinds -:- Sta•ion-
ary **rine, Upright Tuhulur
4rei0
Salt Pans, nu a Stacks, Sheet 1:o1
oaks, rte., etc.
Also .1 in Upright and Doriro•ist Alide
Volt a (►twee. - A4Qol0etie ('est (Ni )1nttiroe •
i anti
pwoWty. All sire• e/ N •nod • *ire sat
aseilWtly on Wad. lurin.ates turn:*Md am
abort notice. lt"peiri promptly attended to
nal ly it. O. Hos 3 , (lodrnch. Out.
Work* • Omelette G. T: It. station. (toacricr.
)2oLBC5D S
EPPS'S`0000A SYSTE: R!OMATOR
BREAKFAST SUPPER.
"sly a thu'ough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operation* cf Aigratles
and nutrition. ••.l IV a careful ollefftion
the flea bropertie10 of well selected roma. Mr.
Kpps hoe provided few elite bteiltdes: aha pup
per a .i..1 caul flavoured ►mora* which may
sacs us main easy due:ori bills. It is by the
ine:cious toreof such ono:Ire of dire 14.44 a con -
1
i+ut•o0 Wray tx y i.'lite p unlit wrong
tagb to rested- every teeeten.'3-to-etleasee. 1
rr:wr.
Ihindnvls of entitle orderlies rre nestle, ►
•round us ready to attack where+er there b •
weak polo'. %i' may 0100Pe man'] a fatal
shnttby keeping outsell es well fortleat with
rime blend ant & properly rourished
('iref Srrr4•v (Jaeette.
Ma.le •imply with hitting water or milk.
401 optypr• aeekrta•by rammer'. labelled thus:
J tSTle EPPA A 4'•., ILIA, N&wwwealblt
e1•e�Ata, Ludlam. [nalaed.
11 1 L i- sew
Scientific Americas
Agency for
PATE NTS
�1t AAvtAT�i�.�.••IktS
pagoda PAT`ISTIO
topvtnoHTI1o,, •00.
P.r ta0••mat4ps ao4 fre. tl■nina wrote 1n
qt NSa' t1 wnn4Oar A T. ?Aro A011.
Mrs/ Immo, 'for l. -.•senna t.at.•n4. In t • owAro.
Rsrr. ole Or tater 'at 1, • 1- ?c'0*)' hof,..
41. rah:l. by•.dM•.•tree ,f M• 4trhan•e.n the
$' inntific , situuicali
1 esprit cin tda4,nn of orf u.nn' 14r pa1'••r to this
.04.. odpeIa n IMI♦♦ lltap•n,.'4 (o it t�4t4
sen ,h.nii A wirb".t 4'. reo,A1t, 1e ate
�Pent. Ilam .4■ ter,4.ear. AdQ rw. w N\ a
e• 1Mia. 3341 14naAMr, 1'w1-
$
PATENTS 1
A.1i *wrs'..atsrial of every .1.eertotiee
School ?unitary a Specialty.
C*V1ITJ. Tswii WARS AMO COPYRILIITS
rbt•Ined, end .11 lienee. In the 1'. M. Mira
°Mee attended to at MOI►RRA rR PRiL7.
Onr nAee is erepo* i'e the 1-. N. Patens (14 -
See. mad ser see nbawr, Patents Is ns flaw
Ikin .h •erwntn from II'A3NINOheTON.
Mend 1101.1R1. OR /)RA WINO. We ad
TIM as to e•te.tab*Uty fres of charge sae
we mere NO CNARROOft UNI.R.S IC 01-
'7%14A PArRNT.
As -• meet,_bore. to the Poe master. the nor.
,f None Mawr It4v„ and to .II41110 of ti•
lJ. N. Putout floe.. Tor elemetar, advice
i 'net's sad reteewoeen to .Meet Aima is yes
awe State or (Ninety irritate
C A sviwt4 h..
K
roremoi elrie dem wnshlaa4D. 0
arn71Hg1 Tia n It1011411&e.
t84ecifhi. and Anridole for
lnipure, weak and impoverished blood, dys-
pepsia • sleeplessness, palpitation of the
1hwart, liver 0xetpptaint, neuralgia, loss of
meteor)', b,nncliiti', 0,111.L111 j'tion, gall
atonal, -ia.twlioe. hulas .armory
diseases, St. Vitus' dance, female :rreg-
ularttiea and general debility.
LABORATORY. CODERI&N. ONTARIO
J. M. 31c I. OD;
Proprietor sad Ma•sfact-lrer.
31cl.r.'t a Orr -trig ltaro**xbx can 1•e dab
from all Ar u'* In town. as well sorrow
411 the druggists between ('wen frons.: sad
Ae•forth. itrnssels, Durham and Tewosto.
1117 441
HAVE YOU
BACK-ACH E
00005
KIDNEY
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
"Backache the scavenge's
means the kid- of the syster•.
net's are in "Delay is
trouble Dadd's dangerous. Meg -
Kidney Pillsive I rc fed kIdne 4
prompt relief."' f roubles result
76 per Cent. i e and 'inert
Of di sentte is Dyspepsia, Lit',
Fest causal by Complaint. aril
disordered kid- f he most do '-
nen& veroua of all.
Might newel? Arights Dews.'.
fry to hat• a Diabetes and
healthy city Dropsy'
without Mauer- "ane ebe•-'•
age, its gond draewa.s Cannot
health when the tris► wkera
hidn.ys are Dodds Kidner
eNy9ed, they era Iowa ere need.
RAO M re drat.... r Ares 1'r mellow erce.M
(1f prior an rear. Ter h•. or em for 3... .
Thr. 1.. 1. %N Ira a t • •• Toe**. Weis, i..
bed umsd Kidney Talk,