HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-3-15, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODER1011, ()NT., THi1RSDAY, MARCH 14. 1
THE PEOPLE'S
Physicians,
the world over, endorse it;
• babies and children like the
spring taste of it. Weak mothers
respond readily to its 'won -
haling powers.
CASH STORE
I,;,. Is to n•papertnl, rrpaintal awl re.tockeel with the tie range of
4..!44,1- We have yet hail the pleasure) of sol Trio: to our Customers.
.'u *count of the eery title weather the pant week our
NEW SPRING CAPES
i,. hap, Causing more intermit than any other departuwnt.
,1e the iJtteat, the Fit it Perfo,:t and the Pri..s (tight.
Ill Dyess Goods
scoff's
Tile StyleA : Emulsion
I
a.• nn•
„bowing a beautiful range of Bingle Drees Pattern* in Varney, Plain
:...•1 Itlnek, tine• .Inert only ilt each shade. Ileinata our regular lines we are
jag 'some tripes ria Cgaitul:
,I pieces Twvnl Dreg• Bole/L., Double holt(, i5.., rognier'rice ::n,
,. Faney •. _, :10e.
13 .e l'lniu umd Fancy tierce 10 to 10e.
Satin Check iuslins, tic., etc,, and 9s.
IN CARPETS AND CURTAINS
Oma STOCK IS UNLrQVM..ZD.
l*ire ll•• y Cbinelie t'urt,tin., da. lo top :.i.(i !.,,tt.,ul, at e.11.:!5, n'gulnr
1_ ,
' !at• 'Stock is Dow Cotnpietc. ,1'e• int ito you to inspect, Cotillion• mot
use your oma itadgeuent,
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT T/I/
DAPERY ANO HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
-
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
11• 5 ic. Coese Cannot be Beaten.
Ladies and Children's UPrfieain, extra valve.
Navy and Back Storm Series, We best is 1('oc'lae/or.
To for the money.
PER CEI r
tho Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
is the life of the blood, tel)
maker of sound fly a, -olid
unser and lung ti::ue, and
the very essence of nourishment.
lent ks fNfl __ h Se:sttttltri!
Boom 111016,011aSesta • Boeall Dreams tea a it
GIVEN NAMES.
rdgar,a Sexes aree,mwns Happy Ilonor.
4'hariotte is a Freoch name, meaning .lit
Noble.
F:fhe•rt, a Saxon designation, is The F:ver
Night.
Beatrice is Latin, the one who makes
Hopp:.
Theodosis, the n;reek name, means lave*
by toil.
Fwlward, a Sae es risme, mews Happy
Keeper.
1'hy'li, means a grecs bough. The Dame
ie• roc it.
I briatopher i. I:reek, aiguifying ('! fiat
Rearing.
Reuben, Jewish name, signifies the sac of
• \',•ion.
(lark is of Inman oriein. meaning The
Hammer.
tli.heti s cosies from the I.; reek, and mews
.,, -rpt ot
Ana's is from the I.itin, Morning
splendor.
Ifontio, an Italian acme, meas Worthy
to ire Seen.
Ignatius, from the Latin, signifies The
F n ry Nlan.
Philip, from the t;reeks means a (.;over of
11 •tree flesh.
!teten is • (:reek Name, meaning the Al.
luring (tnek
Masora, a Latin name. sii(nAies the Hon-
orable One.
Walter is an old (;ermap wont, meaning
•
WSFE TION 1I1 DL. SOLICITED.
DIt3C )C NT FOR CASH
V 1 RO,
Draper end 1Habsatdssher.
f.OTHSCHILDSCOOPS.
Isadprild it out and courted the dint.Sed
chisis 5145.
the i.s.mtt, avaar••ble Ins s.et/laa Lt
rlw.t.r l.f.ra.att.a.
fight .,.e Booms Mobs
Tne world has never yet (faits understood
how the Kothsch:Ids got ern "etclustre- o■
the result of the battle of IVaterloo and
were thus able to bank on 1t ten hours Ds
font any other human being in L ond•.n
Mewl at out.
.v11.11 Napoleon escaped from Eno the
R,tbschild• also mtnsget to wore an at
claim, which they used roost profitably on
the slink exchange before eveu tae govern.
man fli-mile had the slightest iektrag of 11
the weighty newt.
And now roman history repeats itself with
ors family, for in apita of all the new.peper
eaterprtw in Leedom, the Rotb.childa got
the tint dispatch from Rio Janeiro annousc
.az Admiral Benham, interference, sad
atter they had extracted all the financier -II
valee out of it they gave it to the hoodoo
newspapers.
The famous it•.theehikt family hare!
ioanded all their wealth os "exclusives,"
sissy' managing to be up • little earlier in
ke morning than the feet of the world on
occasions where fortunes are as oak.. Itis
an Motor c instant• et tw.&sswtl tertCa%
t t :•.1 with eves tore wonderful teak.
As 11.. 'Met.
A teller of • hank in New York reports
t1.e following r.oYlal:
A german citi , udifte•chisg the win-
dow, requested that • cheque Payable to
the order of Kabweitrere•ae Ir coshed.
" Ya, dot's m•," he nodded reassuringly
le answer to the teller's look of inquiry.
" But 1 Joe't know that you are Mr.
vchwettuntas.. 1'eu must get yourself
(deatitirid,” said the tenor.
How toe dot r asked the (:erns. ern -
'ell, with a poad.d look.
"l ea meet got some oee to identify you,"
'vitiated the bank officer ; " 1 deo'% know
yen „
" Ak, Tar' cried Hata, quite relieved
" dot's all right. 1 doe's know you
render.
Adev..asee of • Thr Graft et sand.
firers was oroo a tiny grain of sand that
had lam quietly for years on the taraed-
gravel roof of a big building.
floe day • brisk brews came aloeg std
said to the grain of sand :
" Why doe's yea go oat ieto the .rest
world and get aegiaiatd with ttheperatl.•
\ohody ever hears If yet hire. (Grose
shrot and let we have aril ties."
(tet the tiay gain id shrunk bads
and said :
" 1 am .each a little thing I .bosld get
lest I would rather stay here.-
" 1 onr modesty doss yea strait," r.joiw-
e4 the brisk breeze. •' bat medanty dem set
Par m tai. •f• al the world. Omr...leas l"
It was se urgent about it that the hill.
goat. of ...d got .p asd west ales/ with
it.
Auld the brisk hilum denied it glo.fdly
'woe t►s maim mid AmuAs the street, ,rsoesedi
the re,s., teed We the eye et • &budded
Qm oho sass eibm into hi...rf Ylte
And the diga$aj .iiiew tock oat jR
►•adkerehist and tabled kb wee hard, .rad
the twee erthe h sod Maetile hmdri a sattt fwdi
/et• et it .veld aNwl hta Y&p t itself
"OA there.
ted all the rest of the day that'dig1Md
'nose related Ida eye and Rseaod. sod he
l f awake all sight and proem& sed lh.
"It &•r he web se w eedW►.
Ab she ...Ito► heaW .11 savor ids eye
•� •e.•p.d K sod said it woe • mosso
sM .t
Moped le sante an end Meted
"v".. ' or, ma d Whet het fees& the
ygrape oaf mad in its ries ties OW"
And the dignified ettizef to .14 the tiny
grain of wed borne with him and glued it to
• piece of cardboard and put it is a gilt
frame and hong it up on the wall of bis
library. and. he fors in there every day
and swears at it.
Never think inn are of no con.equeace,
dear children, became you may htppen to he
little.- Chicago Trib....
Wares •sherd Each ether Nllh Pegs.
Prom the Cleveland Plein Dealer.
A terrifies bathe occurred at the ('ental
Market M T.eday morning. Mary Bern-
stein of 661 Cwtal avenue occupies a stall
at the market house, and directly beside
her, in the one aisle, Era Moore of 11.3
Woodland avenue, assisted by her husband,
also .cu as ,urveyor for the inner man.
Both women have long cherished a feeling
of hatred for each other, but managed to
keep it within the bounds of propriety till
Tuesday. It was then that the war cloud
broke A remark dropped by one of the
women caused the other to take offence. In
• moment, .pplea, potatoes, oa.ons, and
other garden products were flying through
the air.
Before the supply gars out each women
had opened a crate of eggs and began using
the oo•temts as bombs. Eggs that hod
heard the Christmas bells rine out main
tensa; eggs that had seen their grandpar-
ents ..ten for Tbanksgiv(ag ail were
thrown with more or lees certain aim by the
esmbot.ets. Not mail over fifty dorso
sus bad soared down the .ides of the mar-
ket hoaro and numbers of bystanders had
been wreck by the flying misfiles did the
two stoma. desist.
After the war war over a policeman ap
peered on the scene and placed the two
women and Mrs. Moore's husband under
ane.'
Mew Me Rade Ir.
" 1 made 1500 amen," said the man to t be
mackintosh, " by merely keeping my month
shut"
Was it at an suction `' raked the mw
ia the slouch brit.
" No."
" High-priced dor•tnr asked you to show
your tongue and you didn't do it !" Tee-
tered the man wbo had his feet oe the
O&M.
•' Na It was "
" Fon.d It on the street and didn't ray a
treed shoat it to anybody t" suggested the
mar belied the grain grogglia.
Do it on • bit !" isquired the man in
Me shaggy Giber.
" ilwrel•r asked you where yoga money
ma bid ..d yos were struck ep.eohless
•.d you oe.lM.'t tell hire'" hao•rdei the
tams 'We th. big spot of grey in his mons
Webs.
You think yea's pretty •alert," said
the tens is the neseklstosh, ep.skin` to
the (rowA gossrally. "bat you're not Noe.
of Tao would .ver mess it I mrd that
OM is the iM1Msa way in the merit A
rich aid mei. wb. eras visiting se told •
leog et we'd heard hint tett • hundred •
Mose i was the Gaily wee is the
family who dbd.'t yawn, sad he rsemmber-
ad me is his will."
Lite l pS*M•'
.bee Dialer -If • eremite shosld /ms is
sed sob you le slaw bear • geed, -eendloo-
testm ohm that would set Omsk her '!ass,
whet mold you do?
wiipM.tl -rd briag oats.hes•he.t
two dem toe sued fair Mr.
" I enm• yw11 d.."
Ai • ph! ofkr of w meieusellen
m.
....graMitfi�.'a ins, ilew..d W1.*
is w esid.sml.rti.g. les
Jemthan wet a Jewish name,nteanlug the
tsar of God. •
---Sr dget is of Celts,; urigtn and meat's the
Shining one.
Manfred, the German ntnne, signifies A
':rut Peace.
Silas was of Latin origin, meaning •
('ount ryman.
Manche is of French origin and sigotties
the For One.
F:'ln.Fwd is from the Saxon, meaning •
Happy Peace.
Mabel. • favorite Latins and French Dame,
ureses (. t at,le.
Chloe comes from the (:reek, and aiguitiea
A (;rem Herb.
Vivian, • Ltio word, may be traasl•ted
the Lavin/ Una
Toby, a Hebrew asmc, meant The Good
tress of the ford.
Hercules. from the (:reek, was The (.tory
of Hera or Juto.
Emma is German. Th. first of the Dame
was • nurse girL
Aaron is from the Helerew and s•gtuies a
Lofty Mountain.
Oswald, the Saxon name, means The
Ruler of a Honer.
Ca•asdria is from the t:reek and mesas a
Reformer of Men.
,lane and its several combinations le the
feminine of John.
Dennis is (.reek, meaning belonging to
the God e( \\'i...
e:odwio IS German' or Saxon, the Man
Victorious in trod.
Simon, a Hebrew n•me,may be translated,
The obediest (Ina
Betaine ono* from the (:reek, the One
who 'kings \ ictory,
Fedoras is from s AiMk, One Who
Prospers io Her Way.
WORSTED S3Y WOMEN.
Tr. .l%$rar. nargI.rw 11111 I oder as tF.
plk•ea.a et Wm, Nalrr .ad •
Rrw.wsrlek. t o r`
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DO YOU BECOGNIZE I? ?
Prom the Uhlman, Itrral.l,
IVoma.'e Iavurite seap••ns Lf war a
broomstick aid • kettle of boiling water --
Were
were e!'.eotave last night in routing two
thieves who had designs on Mrs. t;astae
Tedt.man's diamonds '.1r. 'I'edtuoan is 'Ise
wife of I lreintiat Tedtman, whose store is at
(Tarp and Harrison etlecs. 'iley live over
the
In the Tedtman household is • servant
named Matilda •t 'l, roe. dabo hes had
dealings with Lurgauu In•fu0. A- br.un.•
stick in the hand. of Matilda is a f(rmhl-
.ble weapon. She knuss how to use it
with ten ible effect. it
Mra.'l'edtmaasterppedout toa.eigbinling
rrwery Is,t evenin_, t.. get ..me things for
Fplwr,
On lice say home alis posed two
rough -looking twat who eyed ber do.iy.
itis heart one of them say something about
diamonds. Mrs. Teat !eau wears tit maid
e•rria;ts, and she rlebtly oouciu•le,l that chi
mss referred to her jewel.. She was sums•
whs.. frightened at the rrmArk and gwck-
ene.l her step.
on resahiug her herb:mare store rhe stop -
rod for a 11••mens and looked down -t,Le
sires'. when she had poem ,1 the two man.
They were standing on the curb, (.,•.king
towards sir. Mrs. Te.litnau ran np the
stairs and was soon telling the servant of her
suspicion•.
The teakettle etas L.ili,:P 00 We store,
and the broom w.a un its plater lashend tits
kitchen door. kfrs. 'redMlan h. 1 scarcely
horded trli ez Lir a:.^,y of the two men
when footsteps were heart . ,i'ride in the
halt. I'reienity the dear mai t.l.oned softly
and the man who male the ren..rk a: out
dismonds, pushed his ured mmfree in at
w
the oaiuq. T,•'l.
The 0oent1t stepped
into the room, follow.dl byy hu compati..a.
Oce of thein askcl if Mr. J( nes lived
throe.
Mir. Tedtman snatched ' the. teakettle
from the stot e and r.rrh.1 at the melt. no,
servant was et Ler back 'with the Lrootut
Neither water nor wood was :Fared. The
druggist's wife .lashed the lulling water in
the foam of one, slide the servant belabored
the other with the broil. The plucky
woken drove the would-be thieves deme
the stairs .P•1 out into ('lark street; (►rug
gist Tedtman, hearing the rumpus, ran out
id tine store to see what the matter was.
He suet his wife wish the empty kettle
and the e.eryent with a broken broom
handle.
.. Ent the men had rust -►tray.
ewe litany mer..
There are a number of men to my know-
ledge who have throe or four ditlerent
prices on their goods. 1 have often Ewen
in stores when a dere would call out,
" What's the price of - - -' " Who's it
for 1h.as showing that the trice depended
on who the purchaser meat of all rim bad
habits this is the sort, sad is ore to ears
troiWhs men with eels price ii
Myercaught in a lie : is never accused of over-
charging ; his clerk a never molded for no:
charging enougl:, and. creates • confidence
that one price is the only pricer. 'fake it
home to yourselves. Do you s
have co
tidencc in buying frufroma ! •bber whom you
know has a number of prism, and don't you
feel safer in buying from • drummer who
gives you the lowest ynotatioo at once std
don't wait for you to best him down. This
beating down is sa rentel that jobbers and
grocers alike exam prepared for it. 'Tis
true that soma frau would want twenty -
dollar gold pieces for ten dollars, but we are
not ail alike. H. W. i:eechet. once said
"11 -,.,e attempt to Leat • man down and
gat his goods at leets than • f.tir price you
are attempting to commit • burglary as
much an though you broke into his shop to
take thitgs without paying tor them. There
te cheating on both tides cf the counter, and Qin less behind it •n before."--
t : rooer ..l dv orate.
Thu is tt.e !1,,1 of the
GRA1 RUBBER,
Look for thio pattern on the he. 1 whey
you hilt a Rubber or Overshoe. It bier
anter* a pert ct.attitle.
1N T1 Ta:&z 1:1010r.P.
.1rk y.ur desk, r .. them.
top for the paf;els ,a.nhers. '1'...e ...,...ng
w F.ie9 a lad r..• or es .t: a hawk is an, esee!-
lent one, -but ss n tu'e it tits him fief •,life
which he hag no opportunity to lead, sad
the n✓.ro .•ml•itio: s in- s who see that the
upward way is blochea '.notes step into
mercantile li(, We recommend tho care•
Int cswttarlora,*!I of their facts to the ietd
n
talent y.,ug foto • f 1155 proviso,. -Halifax
Critic.1101.3-••guns1101.3-••h
'• 'terse tete Ate frt.. I•
Dross the t'!s ;stand Leader.
Ilr.. t6. March 1. - A distressing ac•
1)
cilent o,curre! Ai :he ••lewnutty
are ('nty Ip•
Armory yesterday Which hu pruten fatal to
one person and will lekely result in the
.le.:ii of mo=leer. '.Mian 131a May Ir_inr-
Inn. sled 24, and Atm' Betsy Davis, aged
he
107 years, occupied tsame ward in the
iroorhou.e.' Miss 1►.cso
karo war •uhject tq
tits, itt:•1 wi.ile.' at( d near the fireplace in
which natural gas n used, the ya,t.ng
an
womwas takeu with a Bt and fell into
the tire. -
The oh l laity is aeif1 TIitid, and by
se
ma° et tier ago- her voice •is very weak,
anti she :. very nearly helpless. She prase,
ly tried to pull her companion from the firs
Out in sant, and her own clothing caught
s.
lire. M.Watson, wife of the superin-
tendent,
uperin-
tedent, wag n•wr by, and, emel.iny the
odor canoed by the turning, made • hurried
search of the !tours. She fcr:u.l the two
i
women in their perilous p ntietir, Mi:e
Dickerson was atilt lying in the tire. -Lunt
Betsy war tryingw
to gat.h the :lames, that
molded were fast i'pproarhas her flesh. The young
woman was quickly pulled from the tire and
the burning clothes were takes from Aunt
Betsy. After ten hours' terrible .t.fTenng
the young woman died. Annt Betsy recon
f led to her bed.
The Dlaa4vnnragea or moot Use.
There is a mistaken idea whic't is not
wholly confined to our young people as to
the superiority of the work of • bank clerk.
This idea keds too many of our young Inca
to make every effort to secure a big appoint•
meat, the supposed advatages which tempt
them being the comparatively light hours of
work and the social position which is u•
sociated to bank employee, but there are a
few dieadt-aata fee in the bank clerk's Irfs
which it is wall should be brought forward
when the choice of a work in the world is
before our young men. There is little chance
for • bank clerk to rias in the world. It
has been carefully estimated that ninety
ficc per cert of all bank clerks fait to ob-
Jemima, • !acorns among the tit • tam • eilary higher than f•I00. This salary,
brews, mimosa Dov while ample tor ts� yo.t.g unmarried min.
Richard is a Il. trams, mon not go very far for the man who is
les Tbn I'••we of firs blma•d with • wife and children. The
a•.ry
Alien sad Alicia •re of German origin, k 'rust t•eo to the young hank clerk who
hie work is seldom more
meaning the Noble (ne.
Angelina is from the Croak. ltsmaaaine
1. Unheated by its form.
Hannibal is uartbagin as, metetlMlk Alae
Gran of the Lord Baal.
Mme, Hs.oab, Aside and Aso tltA- 1
Oven, The Gracious fine.
Ph.. -be taenia the Light of Life. The
sante is of Greek derivstioe.
Jahn' was the same Hebrew form u
Jess., both meaning barber.
!very way tiaras Pstaesephy.
Th. more you love yourself the pew you
are sure la love others.
('hildren aro fond of E.elay'a Liver Loren
gem. 25o. .t druggists.
A trifling dog is generally not half as
trifling est the man who keep him.
Moms fellows kick a haus every tints
they enter his dell, and than wonder why he
does not lave thew.
The stalk of cora that ',rows the t•0est
and appears the most oo.opie o.s, Dearly
always bean • blasted ear.
Itesel j•y's Liver Lor. *gee ars at once •
blood cleanser, a system regulator and a
tree teeia 25 cu. a bet, or 4260 per dohs
boss
Prodigality is no les of generosity. It
rather iodinates a narrows of both mind
mad heart too moonset -4d to oomprebe.d
the arra vales 14 thugs.
If some men would hes with as mitis
devetioe as titer appear to pay in prayer
meetia$, they woaM sot have mar•ly so
meds ewnplaint of hard times to maks.
Tse man who will spend the most time
ia the harvest time, talking pelilioe, is
•ewerally the awe who is the treat account
to either kiu.ealt, his neighbors et the gov-
emeneet
Ilse seer yew bogie te deka the fire, the
Mere easily it may he .iliagnisbed. The
pawner you bowie takbeg Ayre A•re•biril1
for year blend -d the seater will L. the
Ines. Ie heck wawa, May le de germ , I1
tet lata1. 1!b ode yew gat Ayerh ..d se
saber.
V i.e•tbe R Nit l& wirtmidt he meds
�i
soda! ! bmf Itft LIri a rah
ins keit ler /H • poufs) 121
than $300 per year, and it is oot until after
the fifth peat of consecutive **riles has
hem pawed that the salary is rained to
11600. The social side of the bask clerk's
life prewpposas moony and the apparent
ease with which money may toappropiat
ed from the fonds which aro always o0
hand, have wrecked many • bright young
man i. many cities the bask clerks are
under • strict surveillance. They may not
hoard except in houses chosen by the bank
they may not fregsmt theatres, pool
rooms, and they must be aerupulcas as to
the characters of men with who:* they aa•
sooiat.. They Feast not marry without
permission, am until their Dalarien have
reached • certain standard. It is but right
that these ramtrictioe• exit; the yonnp men
are certainly none the won* for thew, but,
nevertheless, the freedom must at times be
plli.g. The great poStioo io hanks aro
open to the mea who bare snore time ordi-
nary ability Lad usually groat inflames
tltm) o bring to beer, std, unlike
other prMew throe is little roma at the
which
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5 -
'MANN
Nasal Is 1444!
Wit is the power to sty what everybody
else was Inst going to hv.e said, of they had
happeecd to think of it.
\\'it is the sweet accompliahmcnnt which
soaks. an orator popular, • caller welcome
and a lover suc..•eweful.
What should be used to season, not to es
Linpaisb common sense.
A piquant muco for the feast of reason.
Wit is the e'..ressiou of thought which,
by its originality and fitness, crusts. spon-
taneous mirth.
Wit is a r::owls' knock at I,u`.Lttr'e
door.
An electric null in the attr.•it.here (,f
thought whi-h few can strike tut all can
rte. I Rueefesor to (ar,yrstal F! Mara,.
ONE HUNDRED
people would not make a vel y l.: -be crowd,
but if all came at once it 'ao:ll..i ;-;t3 us
hustle to servo then(.
We intend removing to the
Crabb Block in April, and for the
month of March will give
BARCAINS iN All LINES.
WE WANT
ONE - HUNDRED - TONS
Scrap 'ron,
Lead,
Copper,
old .brass,_
TOR WIHICH WE VvILL EXCHANGE NEW GOCD8.
Come aid a ca n ne o.ir. Plias,
Great Leduc -traits en Goods soli this month'lir
Cash.
gelr `+TILi. AT THE 1)1.1) STAND ('
SAUN L ERS & CO.
GRA 1-EFUL-;:OMFO�•
EPPS'S COCOA
DKELKFAST- $UPPk1.
"By • thereon/It ItnowlcSjte at the hater.*
lawn *hie+ govern the operatlou, of di.teatioa
d
50outri':on. Anil 14: a car.•fel appi:va••on of
the tine eroprrli.r of w.li sele: t'.1 Cocos, Mr.
1•:pp.:.aa provided or n:tr hreakfmt sed sup-
per a dv:!raie'•y tltven:e3 beverage whish may
Beare(,':. many ..
heavy d..•or. biros, t: is by the
i'Jlrl, ue 1: a of e•trh rrt!r!r of.'let that •eon-
•titut.o. may aKratwtty built up unlit strong
eau?ea�� to re-i.r awry ten.(eccy •0 dl•mwen.
ft•3:oedreds nr sole'. maladies ere nuatiert
around as rraay 40 attack wt..rev, r there is a
weak point. she nosy crape many a haat
shaft _hi keeping ouraeltes weal fortified wi'h
prim Morel and a proper!)' r. trial:cd frame. -
1, C/rFl .eerier (nr:•' .
M..1 stroppy with h,i1'rg Water or milk.
! Sold only in oackr.s•by Grocer". paneled thus:
1 Jaitri CPPB a co.. 14.4.. nFsw.pathle
thea/.tet leader.. Ingls.d.
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GODE/RIOH
Steffijilt Boiler Works.
11-:.`-TA(t:,f`ifIRU'1.1'.)
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
pares► of seers wrapped up in o(D ! PLANING MILL
sense.
A ay of light, the cardinal colon of
whichailre wisdom, pleasure and surprise
The lightning gash succeeded by the
thunderclap of hilarity.
Wit is the sparkle in the wine of conver-
sation.
The salt of co.versUoo.
Intellectuality without verbosity.
An arrow shot from the bow of genius by
the hand of wisdom.
Tweet, Thousand Moors Is • Jack Pot.
From the St. Lot's Olobe-Democrat.
" They. talk about the big games of poker
on the lower Miuirippi before the war. but
they would not approach the games of the
cattle kings of Texas fifteen years ago,whco
a mao wit(t but • stogie million of dollars
was counted as poor. Io those days men
o'vued wkole counties. and thou*aads of
cattle worth 420 to 530 • head. They cam*
b eenveotions in tat. Louis with special
palace cars, and played poker art the trey.
1 was pretest o0 ono of those trips when
four men played with chip. representing •
twenty dollar suer, and to open a jack pot
for • hundred was not uncommon. All
four of the players were millionaire,, and
hands were running well.
"Finally • jack pot was opened for a
thousand, and one man stayed. The opener
drew 000eard, the stem stood pat The
betting was lively, • tE tsatd stoma at •
time, until the operate called, with chips
reproeantiep 5414,000 on the table. it was
won by the mao who hayed, with four seer
to his hand, opposed to the four kings with
which it had been opened. The mao who
lost it is still prominent in Texas, bat his
financial affairs are hopelessly involved. The
.um who won it died poor five years •go
or nettle rash, summer heat and gone: .1
toilet pummeling, 1..'. Sulphur Soap. l m
Hteea d a Wad Rearb.
(hely ono thing can be said aga matt l% rah
iagtoe. lie chose • mei* Month to t e
bora ia.
Shiloh's Gare is 001111•1 a /e.rs.t s. It
fora incipient txneumptios. It is tho beat
trough cart. Only on. emit • dew ; 25 eta. ,
40 eta. and 11.00 par bottle. Mold by all
dru gi.ts. e w
Jost tee a►IN.
" That raror of rostra," Dail the man wen
eau petiag shaved, "ought to make a good
politician.
Why so ' asked the barber
" hennas it hes such • to/tibia. pull.
•' Vas," said the barber as be treed is vats
to sates the mm.'• bristles with evident
1•7er of seep. " 1051 at provost it r oke
Pnllhg•".
Captain Sea 1'. M. A., Mas Die*.
(a1 , gays • " !1MIeh's Graft► R mealy is
the first asdicis. I have seer bowl 'eat
world de ase say geed." Prim 50 coma
Sold try all drsvdllt . • w
refill, homy_Amu wet eider shingle
44j,Y/j be p.
ESTABLISHED 1155,
Buchanan & Son
MANVI•CTt•nRIN
8A$11, DOOl and BLIND
Diel r W kiL.I. of
LUMBER, t*1H.. SHINGLES
And bu9der's. meter -lei of every description
School Furniture a SnecialLj.
t5eleetl110 Air
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free R.ndb-u* meet• to
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(►at neve.. 7 .
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Inver) patent taken r.• 07 es k m
,eelt DN.n5
/be poLlle by • metre el vett firee of dra,o la the
#cicutific American
Napoli e,00lstien M an sleet Ale paper In 185
amid. npkn4:ley 11�rstel. No 101711 4%1
a..n Owned M without It. M F•NIyT` }•,,t •
per: 1t_ -w Na Fnrmwart Aad efe Mfrs 1*
rt' a u,r. atm. 51 Iiresawar. Now Tat.
Patronise
True
Competition.
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U ■ rr nal NM... prtnc1p!e• aid 1„
the Inmost .r it parva.
It dinerese the of every nersnn orb.,
k�m�es la cemos(ie1eia.
ler rysMf d«•atter. a« Into ('smug..! .
11000. etasm.e(lag with all leave mad rank..
M I 0004, s*,�• �II�SS►.. (.scads sad Il,a•ct..�se,
aunt to
elmte..I kNtisk Owl bb.to i dPe Peelle c''o•at
f7mw ton& Mai W eamt.
.fiats1'ft gn••••`.'oee4wMh
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright df Tul:ui.'ar
�Oi.sita/=I rtaia/
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
A1eo dealers in Upright •n4!tlorizoetal I.i:,!p
Valve Kngines. Automatic (*tit Ott Ktterines •
p.r•ialty. All mile, of pi is and pipe Illi mt
cwc,taotfy) on fund. Retirnates furnished oe
.•ort notice. Repelling prnmptITattended la
1362-1y 1'. 0. nos Tf, •Ooderich. Ont.
Works -Opposite R. T. It. station. Godettda,
WRO IS YOUR TIMOR ?
This is a pertinent question sad
els to which you should give
thought.
DOES HE SUIT 1011?
If not, yen era easily get sat-
iafactiou..by calling at
DUNLOP'S EMPO1UUM
WEST STREET.
1
A large quantity of LEAH',• \IADP:
(14)THIN(. on hand will be di.posed of at
*hatever they will Lr:t:y;. ('•11 early sad
get B•trgaius,
H. DUNLOP.
HAVE YO
"Backackf
means the kid-
neys are in
trouble, Dodd's
Kidney Pills lug
prom rebel "
"76 per cent.
e di le
ret caused by
dreorder d kid-
N• ighf ate mdl
try to have a
healthy city
without m,r.rer-
aqoe,, as good
health when the
kidnfy• erg
Wo99ed they are
the genotec
of
,.O toy Is
dangtroua Meag-
1eeteel kidney
troubles result
!n Rod flood,
Dyspepsia, Liter
Complaint, and
the most den-
gerfse of all.
frights Dr1..Mt
Diabetes and
Dropsy. '
TAf abdo/
diseases cannot
grist •hire
Dodd'. Kidney
Mae are mead
./Sold by a1 lw
ia. ow toms to aria wwj
a
hose d rarea. how or di flpedtt
Tali. r.