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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1811.
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flTR1)ER 011 SiJIt1Da
Tice tltwlh of Au U iiknuee a MIS
t'tuud Near (Menlo.'h
A GASH IN HIS -SOREHEAD.
teas tdlggl.s nos the (ppearaacw of nosy
1. OMB Wider Se... al tta, • A Mier
M. 1 ale date Mao saki to
(orreepoad lis Ins IN-
A I'E:TEI►1101141 1II1►al'I.E.
lif:'4 early KAl'in FROM 'fill roll..:
l'F Ti[i: (:RAVE..
At • ••ll.L• , •tAEarl1 toe teams;1
ei hL% moll logit. WTReor A..6 - tai a
I *& .Tt•,.11' se!TUIIN I. *lig witrt. t.1.
3ONTM.—.t,N A rievear Or Ht tr.l5—
1 # >\Aatett.•t'• • ate.
' I
-+-1n rt'a laterOare Examine*.
To be dragon' to the edge of the crave is
the" ham• isp to dread dura.. is as expense,.
that torics owe tuad. tut to cc.atea.p!ete
...sterns the &r.s a and }tin lin: with its
Just, to trate, even in 1 e pe. bidden g.odibve
to 1.(e sad an its sweetness, and than to be
e amehed from the Lr.uL of the craze and to
be rtatoted to Lealth..treogth and -hippie
seers, is an experience tLst few etioy. We
bet: and read of sucb.cases so well attested,
that doubt etude *null space fur ib escrow,
but Letttotore no sane ham, until now, 'come
i suer oar notice in Peterboroyb with each
iiire.tDen as 10 "make anurance doublw
sure Sash • tax: however exist.*.
Malt persona have t'.esrtl•of Ile Moue of
Mon .Liebe !:anggel. who Lyes rink her
pa.-vnts at 1- Paracll street. She was
bec..tht noire to lie very gates d breath
and tie/ re,totel to p-rft.t health iiac all
hon en aid seemed tu be unavailing. Nee
sniracalous cure toenail so much comment
t hat • represents. ive of the Examiner was
.let.uled to °Lta.a the particulars. and the
insult of the investtgat10D is to verify the
et crus *hat hate teen current. Om.cahliog
at `!r. Integer's Louse the reporter was met
at tic deer by • brigla-e}ea, healthy look-
im� o ming sir!, who readily contented to Anew Li- c the particulate of net and care. •
- l., remarked t''at her mother was absent
to Montreal on a visit. and .d4ed with ao
lit& pride that she was keeping the ht:nse
Aad doing all the work, a thing that would
have been apxsinle • year or w ago, as
•he was }lien eo idl that instead cf taking
cat of in - Leone die needed constant at-
teat.on Ltrsc.`.
" 1 hate boea sickly from the time 1 was
four n,•tnths old," she said, "and as 1 grew
up t: c w.aknest and dl-healthboc.nte more
proaocrccil. Jct blocd was said to have
turner water}'. I was weak. pale and dull•
and c .nd dal Bottom , but suffer. nothing
*Le •lomors aid for nae vi as of any use, and
I grow wage and worn lather spent a
tart.: on me. but ►l was of no avail, wed
father awl mother gave me up and felt that
I was going to die. I expected to die my-
'
ys It 1 had no blood, 1 was as pale a s
_ irpse end so weak I could bardiT walk.
Sly heart also gore me very ranch trouble,
and if 1 lifted my hands. my heart would
•au.p until I thought 1 would die. Attain
two years a1., we heard of Dr. W1'illiam.
fink fills and got a box, but as they did
not tenni to donee touch good I didn't take
any more at tee tins •, but as I got worse
awl the do: tor could do nothing tor n e, 1
neterntised to try the Pink Pills occe more,
this time I made up my mind that 1 would
give th.m a fen trial I get eight boxes.
and before the third bet was done 1 telt
baht and my appetite was better. i kept
on *Wag the pills until i had taken the
eight laxer, and all the time kept growing
strouker ami stronger. My color re: urn ed.
my heart trouble lett me and my appetite
was bane! thus it had ever been before.
Nee.e I can Ito any work clout the house,
and fed strong and well all the tin. Itis
a great chant: • iteX last .tuly %ben 1 mould
scarcely walk 'across the floor without fall-
ing. I believe Dr. tVilliamu' fink Piles
saved me trop, going to the grate, and I
am very thankful i I took them."
There was no '.lnubtieg the h•ropt'a t
her conviction that Pink Pills saved Ger
life. A younger sister corroborated what
was said, remarking, " when Amelia was so
bad last sprier sI.e was so pale she was al
asoitgreen and mother did not think -,he'
would lire a month."
lo evidence of the dangerously i11 condo
tem of Miss I:anger, a couple u( neighbors
wet" seen. Nn. Tremblay seed the girl
was very ill, and het friends did not expect
Ler to recover, and she had been cured
by the use of Pink Pills. Another
lady present also bore testimony to the
hopelessly ill condition of !ties Itanger, a
few months ago.
The ren.arkahle and gratifying result. fol•
lowing the uw. of In. Williams' Pink Pills,
in the .see of Mw Ranger, show that they
are use. u•led as • blood builder and
topic. In the case of young girls who are
• er sallow, hatless, troubled with •
thawing or palpitation of the heart, weak
and easily tired, no time should he Int in
taking a eburs.e of ihr. %Valiams' Pink Pills,
which will speedily enrich the blood, ae.I
i.ring • rosy glow of health to the cheeks
'('hese pills are • positit•ecnre for all troubles
oriels* from a vitiated condition d the Mud
or a shittere'i nervnns system., such as lose.
tootor atasia, partial paralyslr: St. Vitae'
dance, sciatica. neuralgia, rhemnutism,
nervous beaaache, the after effects of la
grippe, that tired feeling resulting (rnt
ser. taus prostration, all diseases depeadieg
epee humors is the blood, sucb as moralists
.hrenic erysipelas. etc. They (bre ale •
apeoific fooe troubles pecnlw to females.
each as snppreeetoas, irregularities .ad all
forms of weaknew. In the case of men they
effect • radical oar• ta all oases arising from
mental worry, overwork. or excesses of
whatever nature.
Dr. Winumi fink Pills are tnaatifaMur-
edl by the In.Withatta' Mediciae('omp•ay.
lirock%ille, Iles, mei Schenectady, N. 1'.,
wad eremite! in belts i carer is lase form by
the .cl1e�an er L nndred , at 5J meats a box or at e
ltentelb 't^ 'dosed may he had of all dogret s
or owed 1., mail from ile. Williams' Meat
eine ( sir,{any, from spar untrue.
pts. at which thee* pin aro meld akes The
w
.lone of treatment eamentatively inevpea
.ire as nonpareil wtth OW remedies or
Reed ettl !MP rocet.
• tars Alone
Toe .xm. Jan. L':.—The good people
wh:. reside .n the neighborh.rn' of the
mouth of the Humber river. a mile or two
west of the city limits. are tenth et.r. isrd
as to hum a young n.an. whose leoly was
washed *olives in that vicinity rodeo hy,
mane to hie death.
Two boys on their way home from o -in
day school were &trolliut along the erudt
beach south a High l.arl'. when ty Anne
they witted • atratti:e ..bjes t divtiut; in
won* a ,few fe. t fr. '. ikota 1111 elswon*
obeer. -atwr. the lad. found the dark bunk)
to be • dorpse.
I'ri,thtetted at ti e ghatly spectacle (Lee
ran ae fast al their ler could carry thew
to Satre's hotel. a few hundred yarn die
tacit and informed the :emotes of their
and. 'i h.' whole neighb..rho.d had been
arse ed and the landinget the corpse was
. j;tu •sac,i 1 r a concourse of /aerie nu
wsuellylar`e fee the quiet uouk iu wbieh
NUM* hotel is ....feet
A few *dilutes later In Cotton drove np
to the hotel, aoeoml aniei by Mr. Norse.
A careful examination of the corp.e and of
"tn., entree* elicitrd no information what-
ever of hie identity and vers little as to
La :rummer in which death overtook him.
The coroner -foetid the corpse to Ds that
of a man 30 to 35 years of age. xbm dead
mean stood 3 feet 8 inches in Lie stocking
feet was of good pl>Ssigae. had a well
d.velopec ,chest and A1'tendid arm and leg
tummies, an4 we. 'to til appearances well
fed. Tbe face, as tar p could be seen is
it, Unitised cutiditiuu, was that of au Fang
::.hruan.
The clothing was carefully examined
with the bops of finding some name or
marc that might serve as a clue to the
roan's olentity. bat without grail.
only lettering er mark of any kiad,what•
weever to be found was tL. word "Lorna,"
printed on the hanging strap of the over-
coat. The body hail evidently been in the
water several davi.. fur the ri_or mortis
stage. which comes on about ''1 hours
after death' and generally lasts from 24 to
nil bonze. had come and gone, as was in-
dicated by the purple appaersstmet of teas
atxlomeo Of the cctps.
An ugly indentation un the dead ,uau's
fd'rehe.d, and the fact that there appeared
no froth at the month or nose. and that
the body, though evidently so long in the
whet, was not"let all bloated. led Coroner
Cotten to flank 1t advisable to hold legal
ergairy. as to the cause of death. 'After
dee coneultativa with County Crown At
to.T.ey Dewart by telephone. he Mined a
warrant for at inquest to Le held this
afternoon.
Fred Bacon, an inxbrklge yzuusj loan,
Ott there on IIeceiLer to work for
Fanner Ott.on. near, Agineoort. an.i has
Lot rice, leen heard of. It is e&ni that
the description ,.of the Ludy found torr.
*ponds to the Appear nce of the miming
"Ne'a ..ery •eed u .a.ly kerning wee it
le tees, awl he is very petite, but he beats
low wife '
act that the •
re appear
K 1 plit elms every eight to -
Lela. `et_
QUEEN UL'S CANAOIA*'S.
The Govermentt- Seiking Iwgrirle. Into
uta. a.p:t front Victoria. D.C.
1 MI.•.t..o. Jah. 12.—A special to the
Herald from Victoria. F l'., says the
Militia Department at Ottawa having Beard
tloottgh the press of the proposed espedi-
tion to lloodialu, organized uuder royalist
amet'ic.'e and directed on this side from
Winn:tog and Vancouver. Major General
Herbert he/ ceased inquiries to be made
by ('clone! Peters, deputy adjutant general
fur this district. It is doubtful. however,
whether the C'auadian (iovefnment can In•
terfere in any way. as the men who have
it ineontem.latiou l0 serve M the (jlleen'•
own guard Into not intend to go armed or
by any overt acts putting themselves iu
cuutlict with the neutrality lawn, and they
claim the right to go to the Hawaiiat.
islands or Auywtiar) else where employ
went of any kind may offer.
it is ezppeeeeted that the fear of dit]scultiea
with the Dominion authorities has tamed
• few to say that they dein to have no
More to do with the project, but the great
majority have fenny made up their mind.
to embark, if p.will., in the adventure.
and they, pre all impatieutly awaitiaq,
an answer tu the recent message to Theo
philns fairies • Iii is expected that march
ltig'.rders wilt items by return mail, and
the party will probably secure one of the
many swift seining Tenets available en
this coast and make via United States evil
for an unfrequented part of the coma of
the Inland Oreha, within easy distance
of Honolulu. (nes landed on this island
any determined body of men could advance
without difficulty to the city.
Ihnngh the organization of this ecpali
nun was kept • profound seeret for many
weeks, now that it has come out the lead
ors have no heaitation in disowning the
part they intend to take. They do not
tats at all kindly to the term of ' the fili
busters." which has been applie•1 to them.
claiming that they bare no intention ur
thought of pinad.ring lawl«ly In any
form. _ _ _
OROMIfT1lNG_ ACCIDENT.
Tt.i.e Towns La►dia h. Throsgh • Bon
Ina the Ice este Is Itrawaed
Urwnea (int . Jan tet. •-.A moat dietrees
ing anointing aceident oersrred nn the
canal here 4atnrday through whieh one
vming lady lout her life and two others
had a •r*y clone call. The recent reins
had lin•e'I.d over the ice end covered all
the rough spots, making it like • sheet of
glass, and erowds were enjoying • skate
No heel spot. in the ice were notional ex
rent one nest the fecund inlet when a
hole our plainly visible, and all avoided
it by ke.l•ing to the opposite side of the
renal except three young ladies, Mies
Clarke, Mhos MeKsy and mise kor., who
while going down the renal, did not notice
the hole and skated Into. it
A y. 'ing man maned Wyatt raw the a.•
.idose ann. securing • plank. hnrrie.l to
the spot and aneeeleded In reeetsinu Mie.
McKay and Ivies t lark. Mir fore wits
keeping herself op by having her hand. en
Mies (lrrk'e shoulders, bet t.. slow Mtn
l leek t•' get oat * itt the aid of the plank
she removal her hands and miisd o.teh
tug the erlge of the ice and west seder it
Her body wee recovered wheedle hoer .n,1
a half afterward. tunneled anti her dater
lived .• th their nnele, Mr. Joseph Sweet,
road- low on the H sad D. railway, thole
parents Ming deal
ne.pped ssM.
sesua, Oat . Jan. t1-11lehael Bread.
a am estimable slums and read embed"
iaalimuiLlii a torn voile& Ovemag
A
Wash Day
ANO
No Steam
IN THE
A0U the wa.k
so tut down
that • )dant
g:rl or d. •,rata
women eau do •
faintly wash tug
without being
tiro l
sat
Nun lout
TO LIFT
House You Say:
J HOW
BY USING
SOAP
40 0rdice to Easy Directipns
rut aside %our own 11 tree next wash -day
matey the nay. clean, "SUNLI'ONT •• way.
soli Let at.•.t::ee wet¢t•day p0 by unmet
I1 L
Inman.
TI$L Humes* DROWNING, -
Tfs tardy ronmt IdeiwUaedi That .f
Tang lore..
Tosr.ato, .1.u, • "t' —The body found
Sua-iay ete•—thelieneiser
Boy- tray been
Wantified as thou ofrel [lacon, tbeyo(tug
l£ugliannuaa, who, as has been stated. has
been mie.'ng from Agincourt since [secant -
bet 2:. The body of the drowned man
•hewers the description iu every point. in
height. in form. in contour of face. and
Coe setting of hi. teeth. The clothing is
the tannin* ne that last seen on Bacon. The
key funny in his Purse will tit the trunk
be left at hie master's house.
Detective lludgine. who identified the
body. explained that he bad been commie
sdeurl by the Comity Crown Attorney to
look into the mystery of Bacon's diwp-
p('STattce on the strength of information
'applied by Mrs. John )Ianiuire, of Ux
bndc'e, an aunt "f t11i• decease -I. who felt
score bet nephew• band been Has victim of
f.nl play [[s brut spent, seeeral dap, in
and around the clung. of Agincourt. and
ha.! finally traced Bayou to )1Hllikrn's Cor-
ners, where he had jumped on board the
n.uthhonnd train without purehaaing a
ticket. Mrilo.lq;'ns retnrned on Saturday
nigl.t to to. city. and considered that the
fact 01 [lac .n'+ departure for the city dr
.troy.' the Weis of his relAtire s aospicioh
of Bacon's death at the hands of enomte..
It is generally belies ed that I.a.•un rom
witted suicide. His relatiree. mfrs Mac
Guile, of l'xbridgy, and two brotheni who
reside in Uxbridge and Claremont were
sent for and wero present at the inquest.
tae •' three Tomas t reachenea „
MM•,'inxat. J(n. 1l1.—Toting Mercier,
Pelmet su.l Ise Marti. ny. who tried to
blow up the Nelson uuaunweut. were eatd
j2.. and cotes each yesterday.
Partner of Ydward stokes Dyne.
('RIt'so., Jan. Wit. -.Jenkins hudiong,
aged 75, is dvicg at St. Likes hospital.
He was a partner of ibiward Stokes when
the latter shot James Fiske. They had a
bnsineav worth line.10,000. Sioee then
Rndl•:ng'e life has been a failure. lie has
sold ....nob luedieiue on the street. A
week ago he was thrown cut of an eating
hewn, and will die d his injuries
A Ste. b_MsetN..
There is no other remedy nr combination
of medicines that meets .n n•any ralntre
menu, es doe* Burdock il'ood Bitters in in
wide range of power over such chronic dis-
eases
iveases as dyspepsia, liver and kidney com-
pla'mt, icrotala, and •II humors of U'ei
A Uile.rastrs1 Mystery.
What is a "oongenisl atmosphere "' Wei
read of it every once in • while in girl's At -
ter and love stones, bat sever yet sew •
physicial geography that defines it.
Mb I/e wer sf $sI...
For entry ill aware has a cure. In the
healing virtues of Norway rile lies the can
for coughs, colds. croup, asthma, bronchitis.
►oase.es, etc. i►r. Wood's Norwey Pitt
Syrup represents the virtues of Norway
Prue and other pectoral veno vies. Pries
25 oenta.
all I p wish ans.
" Wou had a high old tine is Kurepe'"
" 1 en° replied the returned t aria. "1
had. 1 was none up in Monte Carlo, held
up in the Appeeioer, tied laid up in
!tome.'
fal.alee.e fawned by ley.peMta
ilizzins. is a symptom of 1►yspepeil'. "1
have used Bardock Blood Bitters for dirti-
ness which came over ase in spelt., •n that
1 had to glut week fare while. The K B B.
entirely cared ams." JAur, Wittier,
Chesterfield, Ont.
• amt. the Weems Seale.
Owlag t. the mambos use .roach,s d
the chatted thermo.teter, mast pans.. •e.
swan that the mama temperature of the
►name body is about gab Fa►na►rt It Ili.
however, subject, to tmpteiast daily duotaa-
tiase, which kers to he ooesidered 1a estl-
mstiag nay decided attereatiess It is sod -
(iciest hen to swum Hsu the human tem-
perature Mlle to Os lowest about 1 or 2
o'clock A. u., while i he maximum daily jinn•
Rtun 00011111s. ouosome time to the aftertreovarietulaa ere iallwrred by food, but
as they occur is }seting persona, they are
not altogether depeadeot upon the .apply of
aourielrmeet. Exercise has a de tided e6ect
is raising the temperature, • fact o1 which
every ooe u 000eaaaa. The application til
cold, a. by • cold bath, lowers the tempera-
ture of the skin, but raises temporarily that
of the ironed orgasr, u It canes as I
craved volume of blood to he forced tato
them. i. hot countries the bodily teutpera-
taw is raised, at .11 .rents is newcomers
Perhaps the most wonderful phenomenon
..elected with the bodily temperature is
the preservation of its general level ureterl
all external circumtatanccs of heat and cold.
This power seems to exist 10 alas in a high
er amount than in most other animals, since
hs can nut only support but enjoy life under
extreme* which Iseult' be fatal to many.
The accounts of degrees of cold frequently
auateioed by arctw vyyagere are almost in
eatildn. 1'e read of temperatures 8(i , 90 ,
and even 102 below the freeziug point. (in
he other hard to the tropics the tempera
urs otters rises through • large portion of
he year to 110 , or men higher, and tie
know- that workmen eau remain in furnaces
at a temperature of 300 or mon without in.
convenience. In •11 these els.s the sir must
be dry and still : rim:lar extremes of heat or
of cold, scuompanie l by moisture. would
prove iutoletaWe. -The Fortnightly Re-
view.
The inset leirerl/.ws.
Old meld le lie hurt much, elector •
lyoctor Not moth, hat pretty well shaken
▪ Old meet ikaeerly l The, he's i e ady to
be taken, ain't he, (lector'
M Ib. ri.er.,a.
rustic .pa•k.es and singers are often
tr,wl.led *oh sore throat and hoersencse,
o no tire liable to severe hrotichial attacks
which m.iht i e. presented mei ,'.reel by the
u.e of H.gyard's I'rctoral lkhaas, the hest
throat and long ninety in ore.
seeMa't Imam sum.
" Editor's got 11. grip
" The dichem he has Tat it's jute what
I told the hays when they reined to let
him ye` the trwlge 1 knew Ind catch ea
50� IS ww:L eo...
Antietam a. Inane sod laherfnr mien are
..al.1e to saddsa acceded* end injerao. as
well ea panful entre, a.t jnIn$• tad nen.
tow Te all thee tre,ubled wr seen, re-
committed Hagyard's 1'.tlnw (hl, the heady
• d rabble pis. ewe. lar outward esil
..
A Illeateese Masi • sealtk.
There are some business men we know
who would be the better of reading and act-
tnv upon the advice on matters of health
which is printed below. Probably thele
are many whose first acquaintance with the
tact that their leans or bodies are not made
for perpetual and unchanging action, to
untie by amens of • serious illness. Our
readers will do well to ponder the following,
which originated, we be:icre, in the Chicago
Medical limes. tilts good scrap to cut
MIL and pante wheel it can be seem every
de)':
The tVilit secret of health and leeg life
Lice in ern simple things:
Don't worry.
Don't hurry. " Teo swift as
tardy as too dew.
-
Don't overeat. Don't starve fi tlt
year moderation be known to all }sea"
"Simplify ' Simplify t Simplify '
Court the fresh air day and night. "Oo,
if we lieu what was in the air "
Sleep and rest abundantly. Sleep is
natures bencdictioo.
Spend less nervous energy each day than
you mange.
Ile cheerful. " :1 litil,t Lout lives long."
" Work like • man : but dont be worked
to death."
Avoid passion and excitement. A
moment's. anger may Le fatal.
Anacleto with healthy people. Iieal' u as
contagious as well as demises
1►c.s't carry the whole world on your
shonldere, far leas the uureene. Trust the
eternal.
Never despair. " i.ost hope is • fatal
disease
-
Weakling 5 Ittark.I.
The tramp was looking fairly respectable
and as he moved along the street • brilliant
i tee on:erred to him how to work a racket
for a breakfast, and he went into the tint
good-looking residence he came to and rap-
ped at the front door. The lady of the
hose came out.
'!o you want to know bow to rrevent
moths in carpetsn'
"Nat..
"Went to know how to prevent mold in
first -floor closets
"No."
"% ant to know how to clean windows
with water i
"No •
"Would you like the secret of preserving
relish on furniture'"
'No.
"May 1 show you bow to treat silks so
they will not spot
,'No.
"Do you wish to snnw how :•' ret •
hoe polish on the common linen without
starch
No. "
He hesitated a mentor.
"F.xcuse me," he said insinuatingly, "can
ljget something to eat here '"
"Of coarse you can," she replied prompt -
1y. "Why di 'n -t you nay so at first ^ Go
around to the kitchen door."
And u he tohlowed her advice he kicked
himself four time. for tsar letting shrillest t
thought occur to him how to work • rac-
ket.
Mee rasprey re e(rasesy.
✓ am the Ialia•apolis Journal.
The yoaeg husband was somewhat sur
inured when hu wife Dame into the odic..
nhe opened the conversation at coos
"I want to get enough mosey to reined of
town for • few days,.she said, " and you
will have to get yo.r meas down tows for
• few days."
" Why, what doe* the mesa7 '
" it means jest this. 1 got • messenger
boy to cone to the home for Mary Ane to
tell her that she wa. wasted at her cent's,
and as sons se she got around the oo1SAT I
shot op the house and locked tt and ran
away. When she conte hack she wean
find any one there. 'V. don't owe her any-
thing so it's all right, and 1 wanted to dim
e rg.ba
her, but you know i sever weal'
dare to tell her to go. and i knew you
wouldn't dare, and don't you think your
little wife knows weedy well how to man
age' tray yes, now, or 1'11 break down sed
cry right here in the efM"
(,'URE Tris
THAI It$T
COUGH
WITH
S H 1 LO H'S
CURE
nest awes t ' d ► • psY.a. 1
*Here all etchers at _ .
'Threat, Hearseiesn, _
Asthma. Fne Corainaptles
hes eared theeest Viand was .1011. VW/
Wen in t1 -in, �p111
Sites. Per it
HILOM I MB .LA NMA or
PI.Ail�aa
LOWS CATARRH
R YEDD
The reputation of the
maker ought to go far
to recommend a trial of
a new article.
Our thirty
years of
public
record
a3
maker.)
of leadlnq
brands 01 tobacc 1.5, u
otf ercd as a ren}on for
your testing
MA5TIFP
PLUG CUT
• J, 1u. PACE T.d.cce Co, planned. tea.,
and Moatnwl, Cam
Type..Wafer ro►aasa.
Item the tic. (male Olobe-Uemers'.
"A witness admitted to me under cress -
calumniation • week or two ate," said Ed-
ward C. Coen. • Boston attorney, "that he
was en expert at alteriag typswnttaa
hetes It did not occur to him that he
was getting hie living by aiding and •betting
(rand, sod 1 am free to admit that the of-
fence, which is common in New England
cities, don not come under thecrimiml cede
except under the general term of fraud, for
although it is practical (orrery. it does not
include the signing of another man'. name.
To be an expert it is aecewry to have not
only every known make of type writer o0
hand, but also every known kind of type
and color or nbboo used. Thea a letter or
urder wn be .o tittered by erasure and writ-
ing over that only another expert can detect
the charge, and a man steeds committed to
sometbing he never es rote or dictated. 10
the use i was connected witb, my client
produced his letter book and thus expend
the fraud but, in many .area kilter* are not
poen oopied, and in many others people
would not take the trouble to tight a email
claim, men if they had the evidence at
land.
A rrotr..baa1 leptons.
Ivey. F. Gusset, M.D., of Listowel,
mos regarwliar B K. B : " I have used your
excellent Burdock Compound to practice
and in my family nese 16114, and held it
No. 1 on my list of ALnativ. remedies.
Your three Lary bees Deter sting, weaken
Or worry
Unr.oces AU. Tac catenate •bermes
or T..c BOWELS, KIDNEYS ane LIVER.
COIN vIN] Orr6.auuauY, w,T50YTw
IOC Tut .pita Alt iiiso•irsta aa. foul
.1150511. AT Tut Sart Tint CORRECT.
Ins ACIDITY or Tec STOMACH, Cua:na
a1LIOU$NLSC, DYSP. PSIA, MEAD -
ACHES. Di(ZIRC$S. HCARTSU RN.
CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM,
OROPSY, s1 115 DISE113Ea, JAUNDICE.
SALT RHEUM. ERVSI PC LAS, SCRO-
FULA, ,IUTTERINO Of THE N
ncRVOU3NCs$, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY. T,ter aloe alt su,ua
CoWrlaISTS 001CaiV •,110 To Teat Cue*.
Tura t5 Ce Or MURDOCK BLOOD
s,TTcm.
REMEMBER
tekesnattriumph laphonon teethe
*tithe symptom.ladles attD
litaaUemplai est :Las"!
tie witb
Ivewea, 5IanInese, I.ur NaeaseB
MEMBRAYS
Ihnehneldell, tem
t7see regi rho.hagDMa•frloeaP,amHelaaeholi reel• n
tMart tMnef sad L • A'sa
KIDNEY AND
mere tmmao.lt.tarslisfawlZmmaoratare
old at all Drug torr: a
Meelttrsy Mectltel.e foeapa y
of rttrrb.re.gb, (wRedI,
PETERBOROUGH, . . ONT.
LIVER CURE
/or male by 0 A./,.'. . mi...
Oederiela Out.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Two Casanta. Pant*} ReteneTp1
T NRh
• S ew wh► It�
slr *On One
t gunmen Ys.
=m..01. seaaseea. besie.e arterioles sod le
sit. Worse et Me ,•teem.
►�N aasr.es the sspawt M *vary thee. wtte
►aY.Vaaq.lleik a.
detesecei w MY gyas�tr.
/yP eessssthg with all w rtle11 shfs
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Special drive in School Books
and School Supplies. Best value
ever shown in Exercise and Scrib-
bling Books. Remember we keep
in stock a full supply of all Books
authorized and recommended for
Collegiate Institutes, High Schools,
Model Schools, Public and Separ-
ate Schools.
MISER 8; PORTER
Booksellers and Stationers.
Lora Maa•arr• Dell fele phone t..
Protect Your Chest
it means health. strength And long Iltr to du .xt. You ,
avoid l'ouLl., au•i Cold- by wearing One of Oui-
CHAMOIS CHEST PROTECTORS
ZXTBA Q Z ALITT, MODEIRATS PRICE.
Beetle's Meeh Mew, Coosa fare- Noe* boles tarMs. .
hw ('hrrwb'. Rowe, Iseult fee.—Fur tend'•. Geer. etc.. In l'bidren,
Mae was... wars Navel £,qs Yui .5' (baps sea Irritation..
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our High (lri.i.•
BAKING POWDER
It tt.r. 1.•'
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114NXI S.. iwIvwrehaNr
A Aaautiful
WINDOW SHADE.
1e the most attractive =date—atom tea'
Oro in the house. Its about the tire
thing you Dolma. Then its uI portal
to Irate good owe, and best styles. Na'
ewes u the cities can you bad • greater
range of designs or • ivality than at
`ltnith'a
We make up on the premia•. all 1,.e
latest styles in fringe, lace and enbroid
ery, in1Rrtiuna, etc., to tit my nee uir
dow, and have now en route • direct
importation of English and Swiss shad.
ttlmmimgs and upholsters, brass goody,
for our eying trade, .ter shown in *h.
county. lour large stock •od breath.m
for cutting, inking and trimming, it:
tibias ua to sell at wboiesale prices N,
bare fringe shades with epriog roller id,
tom te from �;x. up, and in decorated► , an imnmener lose Of beautiful
designs.
When you want the best quality, t1
hent designs, the greatest aaeertment.
and lowest prices on window shade.,
go to
SMITH'S FUIIIIITUIIE STORE.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
Our Ltock is now complete, and we are ready for
your orders
Our CURRANTS and 1;AISINS are exceptionally
tine this year. Besides, we clean every pound we
sell
Inspect our CHINA and LAMP 000DS Depart
ment if you are looking for anything in that line
we can suit you.
Q. 8. N6IRN.
It is not Sawdust
We use in making JNDURATED 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 WARE imparts no
taste oe smell to its contents, and is the lightest,
tightest, sweetest and most durable ware ever
made
Ask for EDDY'S.
UNDERTAKERS,
J_ B .Op2-33E]wir Qz BON
Have addend to their prawn! business' one of R. J. Fseh's Latest 8tylo
of pity Hearses, also 'be *nest line of renewal fhudlii*p ill the newst1.
and are now prepared to conduct funerals at prices ressoeable
This dsparttwrnt will be strictly attended to by his gun William, wile, brisk
in the employ of the late D. (Jordan far the peat tr year's, bee B tboroeIt
knowleelte of the bwdaear, and ly prompt stilettos hopes to star pert et the
p.hhe puttestege.` lore the place --Went lL. r year stay to the yea
(Asa. OIVID tail
J. BROPH.EY & 80N.