The Signal, 1894-3-29, Page 7THE SIGNAL • GODBaRICH, ONT., TH IIRSDAY, MARCH 29. mit.
WET
EATHER
GOODS
We have just placed in Stock
our Spring Impoi Cation of
Lc i 9s' Rubber Circulars,
Men's T'wecd Rub1,r Cats.
Extra Value. Compare Our prices
with what you see in
other places.
JOHN T. ACHESON,
- THE PEOPLES (ASIi ST(JkF.
. AT THE
CoughThg
lead?. to Consumption. Stop
the Cough, heal the Lungs
and strengthen the System
41a.
SCO
Emu
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on
the Cream of Cod-ilver Oil
anti .h yppphosph Iter. It Is
1,:?Lila!sle and easy on the
,!ry t r) m c h. Pit nsie•ions, tho
;el u1 (t', crndOrao It •
i 'i hP
hued by Stbstiittii
• a eon... tient Alt;. A Prow's?., a:..:, f
CRISP AND CASUAL,
.1u uu•-tive or torpid liver roust Le arous
al and all bad bile removed. Burdock 1'iUa
. res beet for old or young. Im
.1n intelligent est is • pet ia the house of
Mor. Mary Iiruwnell, at N'tlrnington, 141.
When the animal deputes to be lis outot the
cellar, it nays x bell.
Th: Nets, published at (:tchran, (ra., it fwnfien, Aye1's .iarsapanlle was the only
but little turtle's thea au ordiwry envelope, ace o. exhibitit.n. The terrors is that Ayer s
am' claims to Le the isma:lest weekly paper treapulla Is • standard remedy, unit not a
puhL►bel its Georgia. patent medt,zse, or secret n., trum.
of a laekamtth, sad daring his 1opritss Mist
@tensed h►ue•af by .naktag leeks.
It M believed that the oasts Id
the hat to ladies a derived from tks doss .
chivalry, wh•a the k.tghe' aaMleted bo-
lero ladies.
((movers Augustus had r mort.1 dread of
thsader, sad wh.s.ver • Sturm some ua be
mired w as a.der*rouud vault built fur
protectioa.
lis 189: a Daae of cataleptic ele.p was re-
ported from Germany usher• the patient re-
mained absolutely uocoescwus tot four and
a half usooti,,.
During the trial of • case in i'.ndon re
.x•utly it was developed that dealers in eget
Veua!ly sell the had ones to certain cont.,•
boner. of that city, sole. use them in teak •
tug candy.
Atte ralta mined 4,037, I lose of coal last
ear. The supply is apparently isethaust
i4lr, reel is couate.' o. to Iso an important
hector is the future ioduttred development
of lb, country.
The society for the extensors of unimuralty
teachine in I•:o laud he. 59 dittere.t center@
atd 13,374 students, a good shnw•tog, . hen
it is',membered th.t the 'society .s Duly
eight years old
t/aero Elizabeth carried shout with her.
suspended to a chain of pure eo1d. a bei.k
called "The Gullet. Manuel of Prayer," a
dainty volume of 800 pagele Mound in "ham -
meted virgin gold."
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A.. San Diego,
('a'., says : •' Shtloh's Catarrh I(eme.ly is
the ;oat mediciue 1 hare ever foal that
would Jo me any gond. ' 1'r*ee 50 coat..
Sold by all slew/siert. o w
1t surprised =toy visitors to the (Chicago
Wor'd's Far to flad that of all the blood.
Henry (:eoroe, the distinguished leader in
_ r the mm
oveent for a single, tae to land values,
has Leon asked to run for Mayor at New
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY iurklttynextFrll.
There •Lon!d Ir Went of ice in New
1- .$1, net' av nmer, even it the lousi crop
WAREHOUSE
( oroves a r ?fuer, Shipments from eastern
t,
pot are among there.
It as decnlal that Ars 1'S (:nn' will
not publish her mem•n of her holland. It
'+ + + + + + is her wts't that this Isx.k 'hell not be pout-
ed until after her death.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF William Knee, of La Porte, Ind , had a
corn on one of hie big toes 11. tried •
combination of tartxobc acid and I'hrietian
ricrac* with fatal molts.
Mascot has duriog his career paced 20
heats latter than 2 10 Ho utter started
ag.euat the watch but rises, and then went
under the wire at 2 09;.
Some symplolrs of worms are : Fee. r,
colic, variable &ppztite. restlessness, weak
n ets and coo yulames, The unfailing remedy
is lir. Low& Worm Syrup. 1.n
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEP;fTMENTS.
Oii 50c. Corse Canoe: be Beaten.
Ladies' and 'Chiloen's DoderieP , extra value.
�n The lire 1. ss of the Coiled .'at.. sod
Navy and Black SIcrm Series? the best Ulf C...ada I..r I11.3 was ?11,5.445,875. Tb.
Town for the money.
INSPECTIOIT Ii CIS :t.^LICITED.
5 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
e1r�_
M' 71TRO,
Dreyer aad Haberdasher.
a Geed Rima Wieb. red in the face and trembling tor the reten•
•! ••o, iy ,.,nate. to you." mid .harp, ton of Iris poetioa.
tu.,r 1 would rather, when I am Lid is The official was nadonbtedly right. There
:t•eroe, eon.eone in his manhood would
sad .er n.e end say " There lies one
who res areal ir.end to me, and privately
warped me of the dangers of the young
come knew it, hut ho aided mein time of
sed. 1 t.we what 1 un to him." lir 1
molt rather have some widow, oath choke
.to morass, telling her children "There
u
yaw' ft toad and mise. He visited me to
ay a?N,ctie., and found you. my 5-0, aa
employer, and you, my daughter, • happy
bene in a virtuous family." I soy I would
" r„her that such persons should morel at
.e ar's.+•, thin to have erected over it 111e
meet beautiful sculptured menameat of
marble. The heart', broken utteraime of
.devious of put kindness, and the tears
;t
greeted memory shed upon the grave,
ire more valoal.ie in my estimation, than
:le moat wetly oeeotaph ever reared.
r ailing Ora a P.rpe.e.
1t acv young person of leisure were s'
tcw•k at lose as to ark advice as to what
he shonlJ read, male sbonld be exceedingly
rmpls Read anything bearing om a defin-
ite objev•. Let him take up any imagine
able subject to which he (cele attracted, be
1: the procession of the *gnosis or postage
stamp, the Athenian drama er I.00dos
street ones. Let aim follow it from book
's bee k and nnoonasionsly hie knowledge,
not of the subject osIy, but of many sub-
vcte wall be increased, for the deportment.
of the realm of ksoorlsdips w divided by
settee. He may anodes his hest w-
ont for another ; it does not matter --oma
ruhject leadi to another ; he will have ac -
sited the habit of acquisition : he will
have gained the conviction of the priorities..
w of the time which maks it intolerable
for a man to lie abed of • morning.
Treasure turns up la the most unlikely
places.
II hkb Will Tee 4 bower, Boys It
Intl Ida boy who had • remarkable dream.
Iledreamed that the ncbest man in town came
to Ion, and ,aid --" 1 am tired of my house
sn l grounds ; ammo sad take eats of thew,
s.d 1 will give them to you." Then same
as 'moored pada. and said -" I want you
'e take my place : 1 am weary of Ming in
cert day alter day ; 1 will give you m,
stet nes the hooch if sou will do my work."
then the doctor proposed that he take hie
eateeeive prwetice aed let him rest, and so
'o. At last np etamblad old Tommy,and
said " I'm wanted to fill • drunkard's
grave : I fare Dome toss. if you will take
fly plata to them saloon. Mid ea thew
navels "' This w • dream that is not all •
dress For every boy in this lead today
who lives to grow up, Sees, position is wait-
ing a mrdy as if the rich nm., judge, doe
'Of nr drunkard stood ready to brad ova
hie place at oboe. Which will you ohoosa,
hers' There ere pilpir to be BII.d by
'eel fearing wiehtees, and theorem& of
other honorable pQl�eas. : bet there are also
amnia dells sari areetard'e 'graves. Wi deb
will lee choose!
A t'Mrses's Rsusder.
1 clerk in the Sete deporyeut serves,
11 ""aped diomimsl is eneseemeneo tat Ids
Mt!'gooes is maki.g a Warred and lase
'nate eh y el an importa.t diple.atie
'Sino Hie enpsria, when 11 wee laid
..P"e the desk for .est.'s,, was very
sn±rr
T M Gnveiramont doss ash pay yea," M
,relaoneol, ••for doing elsvenly work! 1'w
mMeet
u"make • .1... ..pe wishes theaa. Ir�• Q
hotter
a "44
sleek
V
was lie excf l tt C v ase ar careless
e. ave toes
too awl bot.hwork in • state paper. If
he had been familiar with the diplomatic
history of the War of Independence he
might have enforced the metal with doe ef-
fect.
The crisis of the miliary struggle between
Great Brown aad tee revolting colonies was
reached whops (:mural Burgoyne'• campaign
was planned In Loudon.
The oblvet sou to strike • tremeadons
Wow a: the centre of the confederacy. 'rbc
British forces were to take poseee oo of the
Mohawk and Hodson volleys by a coo
eectric march from lake ('bamplato, Oawe-
ro and New 1 ork on coovergtng lines to-
ward Albany.
The ascent of the Hodges by Sir William
Howe's a rsy was essential to the ewoce.* et
a scheme by which New Engird was so he
alt off as • were ?rum the Southern colo,
nue.
Orden were sent out from i.,ndon for tats
•deinoe of Borgoyne • and St 1.•ger's fords
from Cried• At first Sir William Howe
was merely uformed of the plan. and was
armed with diecretiosary powers ; but final-
ly • despatch was drafted. positively order-
ing him to co operate is the movement from
New 1 -irk
A clerk nude a hasty and very careless
c•.py of the de•paleb, which the sinister,
Lord 1:eoree t .ermates.found great difficulty
in r.adisg. Like dos State I).partmeat of
Bcial above referred tn, be angrily repro
meoded the culprit, mid ordered a fresh
copy to be made without flaw or erasure.
Being premed tor time and .oiler.' for
• holiday, lord (:eorgs Posted off to his
ooaetryesxt, without waiting for the fresh
he military order wee laboriously copied
is the clerk's beet band, but when it was
finished the mtaiater was not then tongs it.
It war pigeoe-heled and overlooked when he
keg afterward. l box w
Par's.
a lust 513.700,000 more rhea an 1892, sad
($18,700,0(0 more th.e in 1891.
Nearly half of the estate of the tate Miss
Margaret F. Ewes. of Philadelphia, which. X1
se valued at between 4000 and .'500.000,
is left to her three domestics.m
Mrs. Mary Lia, of Savaaoah, who died
recently. hoora.hed her estate, valued at
about $23,000.fer t he estahhshment of a home
for widows of the ('ath,h froth m that
Baty.
Shiloh's ('ore is sold on • guarantee. it
euro. incipient a otsomption. It is the best
cough cure. s /My one cent • dose ; 25 cta,
50 eta, ai.11t1.00 per Mottle Sold by all
dem/gout e w
The hottest place in the United S•atca
according to the 1093 meteorological re-
ports, a ilarded, Ariz , where the mercury
often stands as high as 130 ao the shade for
a week at a tithefamilyA family in Mitchell county, North Caro-
lina, consists of seven brothers aud live
sisters, all of whom aro oyer six feet in
height (Inc of the brothers is said to be
seven feet mac niches tall. -
In the four years ending 1891 there were
IS,'+17 murders an the Unite! States. I:ut
1,050 of the murderers were ever called to
account for their crimes, rad of these 410
were hanged and 610 lynched.
An expert declares that at (east 600
c.,uuterfeits of the old masters are now
hanging in prorate '%Weiss in the Coifed
States,all ot which were originally parch=
td 's.
in Europe at very high rice
A Kausas wife we, released from her hus-
band became, u she stated in her petition,
es
" the defendant pinobed the noof thin
pl•iaiR, eausiug it to heroine very red,
thereby causing the plaiotitT great pato mid
.awush of mind."
Mies Richardson has been elected second
rice president and Miss Eaton secretary cf
the senior law class is thy 1'uiCersity of
Michtgao. The vice pro.identset the junior
taw clamsand of the se..ior clan in the dental
department aro woman.
Many people, with the notion that nature
ought to take care of herself, allow • cough
to plague them for weeks and menthe
Whereun dos
,if nature weassisted with &e
or two of Aver's Cherry Pectoral, the cure
might be effected is • very few days.
The Daughters of the Revelation, in San
Francisco, bays received. is reply to their
rel nest, • small box full of earth taken
from the grave of Lafayette in Paris. They
will pleat • " tree of liberty " in it. The
returned, and was not dent to America wellos sealed with the arms of the ('ity of
5:r William Howe, being left with fuli �•
discretion, allowed hiataalf to be drawn
into military operation against Wasbisgtoa'e
army soar Philadelphia. Iturgoyoe's army
was entrapped, sot ofT from retreat, and
foroad to .urresder at Saratoga. The for -
lasso of the Kevolutiosary War tnrned np.
cm the the caresses= of an English
A boy recently Dame to the Atlanta ilia.
1'niyerrty, who walked .11 the way frau
Vicksburg, Miss . 560 ashes, in the hope of
earning his wsy to the institution. He ro-
CrCind treatment sad assistance from
both white and colored people on the route,
to whom he told his purpose.
sopyiat.
The minister was more culpable than the
clerk. i:rid..Uy he thought an. for he
swppressel the facts. The secret history of
the d."patob ham only receetly been reveal
ed, .ad Sir William Hows's lack of os-oper-
aties flea .xpl.ht.d ; bat the Bret bluwd.r
was the copyist's, and very cnstly it pro,
.d. Youths Compaaioe.
• Bern. Lady.
A lady named Mrs T. ('. k1. Humphries,
livisg is Koen., Ont., whn used °sly two
bola=eel Memlway's Kidney and Bees
Clow. hos forwarded a stal.teent to the
Ant that it completely erred her of i.-
dasematory rheumatism. kidney and liver
troubles. Such s ormplieatioe of drone.,
ylsldieg ss quickly to this rorsody should
ensseesge ata sufferer to giro it as
he. trial.
Bem.N.h Settled.
Mrs. Kosher --gas Yr. rlddeei., with
whom you have boss dossing •11 the oven.
ism at bot d..lsrsd his bawtiono, Mabel*
Mahal Ves. semi -
Yea Rusher- -1 am os glod ! Aod whoa
did h. say
Y.W
His Mired be would nota
may
Godorish tews.hip,
11.p1e are., the eyed of
1b* year 1437, dlby-
1
QUEER BITS.
The crows princess of 'remark is 6 feet
3 recites tall.
Charles iI. spent mare titer is his chemi•
cal
Japyan has o.. of the' ` '•.ugineeri.g
ecbools in the world.
Orgmairation of labor has raised wages
g500 • year in Roston.
Then are estirnatad to be 240,000 varie-
ties of insects in the world.
I'Iephasta are dreadful 'offerers from ma
siok.es during ocean voyages.
The Third United Stiteseavalry travelled
18,000 miles lot year en horseback.
For settle rash, seems heat and general
toilet purposes nee low'' Sulphur Soap Im
A book printed by Caxton has been foiled•
it is eleimsd, in the Isrrber loft of a ('en-
.a.Iieut farm none,. .
The Sees seal is 89 miles long .sd re•
dues the diaWoe from I.:,gland to hadia
snarly 4,000 miles for ships.
As • pick me .p after eto.sivo ertartios
or sspomtn. Milburn'' Roof, ire's sad Wise
i• gratdol •.d eniefortisg. iea
The Hebrew colony established in Palms -
ties by Bins Rothschild hos grows as rap-
idly tars ha is boy's* more lad.
tieert7s 111. was positionedy food of
maul,, and dwri.g lila medico s •Did always
M alined by Mo awed .t its .rias.
Bai to let - Inti haler ll IM hale
An antoresti114 Lind of Radion reltab has
hoer made on the &bores of M uskego and
Wind Likes, Wis., by two Milwaukee
, p..rtanien. Amoco the find are • war
cause, 30 feet loug, ma le of a single log 4,1
tiled. walnut, artowheade, tntnahawks and
the like.
A Spanish inventor clams to have pro
diced •a iron au Lomat wbosetnacr organs
are machinery and whose diet is cartridges.
The title which the remoter carries eau be
turned in any direction. anti delivers 50,000
shots io 1 i minute". Electricity provides
'he n.otfre p ewer by which the machinery
is set in motion.
in the Milani of 1t. George, one of 11,e
1'.thy lot group in Retiring tea, the breed -
i tr of blue foxes has become very profitable
'rhe y +•euetate very rapidly, and w hen an
i Trod of good size once become' well sto:•k
ed it is tmporstle to deplete at. r.e the law
provides 11.&t they must not be shot, but
trapped, the restriction being impese.l
mainly to keep them tame.
WRITERS AND THcJR WAYS.
Melton was extremely anxious to have his
poems properly punctuated.
I(woommon died relent ng the lines of
his own tr&slation of the " Utes Irate'.
I)r. Warton says that mat of the Erg -
lob poets were notably handson,e sten.
I'.sc&l oft.n cop.d a cxnposition civ or
eight tames before allotting It to be printed.
ilrydtu •Tway. inmbled violently '..r
■..me tame atter coucludieg an tntensu: g
poem.
Cervantes wrote a new dedication to one
of his wotks after he load receive) extreme
unction.
Hardy, the great ranch dramatiat,wrote
E.00 dramatic pieces between the years 11(0
and 1637.
Cleric. was • notable punster. A collec-
ttun, not now extant, of his puns was mails
by Julius (':'•car.
Sterne and Churchill were alwala in •
quarrel with some reviewer of their works.
doth hated) critics.
Muoteequie was so mueh affected by the
criticisms of his works that the annoyance
hastened his de•tb.
1 -argil devoted 11 years to his h:neid and
then deemed it so unpertect at his death
he ordered it to be lamed.
Ci.urchill bated to correct his own poems.
11e aid that the ensure . f a lice was like
cutting away one's own flesh.
Corneille died in the most bitter poverty
unrulier.] by many shorn duties has days
of pro.perity he had benefitted.
The Emperor Hadrian, when dying, coir•
posed that beautiful address to ha tot!
which Pope translated into English.
Etienne Jodelle was the father of the
Flesch theatre. 111. first play was "ileo -
path" presented to tio s age in 1852.
Me Ms iiskinees.
A New Eng'aw l town Dare nude the offer
of • beautiful clock to any citizen who
through the year eoul1 show that he had
constantly minded his own business. The
year passed by and toward the close •
young man appeared before proper author•
tt►ea presenting himself as a candidate for
the honor. After some examination the of-
ficial expressed hu interest. and said he
thought that he might be suocesa(ul, but de-
sired • little time. The next day the appli-
cant returned,wam met cordially and inform-
ed that his chancee were esoelleit. Then
had, however, so he was told, bees another
van who come very near securtog the
honor, but had failed lust foe one reason
" Whet w.% it he did " Ab, young
man, the clock remains with us 'flat
was none of your business.' Independ
sol
Worth the tlitteer.
Railroad Iiso (engnly)-1 have just found
out that that Dow we had to pay for had Dot
given any milk for five years."
Farmer Smartt -- leap ; that's so
It is, is It ! Now, sir, what right had
you to put soch • high value on her
Wall, you res, i valued that Dow ea •
curiosity.
DO TO RECOGN18t I? ?
This
is the heel of the
GRANDY RUBBER
Look for this pllt.'rn on We heel when
you bey a Rubber or (i. color. It guar-
antees r pert ti t at', le.
OR4DTST A 1TSBER
WEAR LI$E
Ask your den:. r for then
TRANSPARENT LEATHER.
Latest arra k .1 Iasralile ra.blsa it
tarts.
Brom tLe R'ae'.:Me-ton Btar.
They are .!rays o v410311,4 omethiag
startling in France. The latest c+olution
.t the hessian brain is./ ..o.spatrnt ha: her,
wh:th has lately barn per ecte l atol put On
the u arket. ' The beton toe tower that
the pro est of letting light rod th the bile
Of lite oe d.x. rot Milt it b u•. .•r tout
gear, and now it may ressous
all Got 11, new n.nteriai sill
the lar st fad of faah•ou. Jttiit. think k of
trap -parent shoes.
The chiropndtste will have • ri h harvest.
The wi,rried shoe stare clerks can t t l e feet
of Ihtir lady easterners with the a .ea that
they wear, and not the sizes that t v want.
\boli•, will show as plainly thrcugh t t•oew
shoca as • troul•lesome corn. The uw er of
a really pretty foot cats take a certain ride
in her shoes or her dip fere,
vide.! that somebody comes forward
devises a style of hosiery that te also t,ra
patent.
� I4uNDRED
-74
}ettpie w••ui(i not luake a very larger crowd,
but If carne at once it would make us
hunt r to : el ve them.
we it it -' o removing to the
Crabb B u. I% iri April, and :or the
morth ot Maar(h w1ll give
BsCAtNS IN ALL LINES.
WE WANT
ONE - HUNDRED -
.j
Scrap ron,
Lead,
Coppe ,
It b. ,.fere? � FOR WHICH
earn appear as
Death of Naivetes Cyr.
`•rxlaertat.u, Hese., Hsieh 19. -Norville
Cyr; aged ill, a pru:utneuhI'rase,' Proles
11111 minister, who had been eouneeted
with the French Prteslant college in
O'pr 6:field for three yeah! last, died yea.
ter day of Bright's ditieaer, after an ilIn its
of some months. He war born at Napier -
Ville, t'aumill, of Catholic parents, who
tur.etl him out of duo= when he was con-
verted. He worked for many year% in
this eouutry and Frvte. as a lecturer,
preacher, professor and editor.
Iin.w soil
IN the naiads. .
Cttwhru.r Rvac. (1•p•., Mule),
unki.own utas, said to be from t ktawa,
undertook to run the Richelieu rapids on
a round lug oar Saturday-. He war eyide:rt•
ly tau notice. After lowing two chutes
ruereesfnlle he struck n pier of the 1'.
It It bridge, hot his pole :?tad fell, bot
elingiuy to the. lug. he dotted down the
river for nearly a toile. dnst when near
the oat'haru:dy fort he suddenly dieap•
reared ander clic water and was demied.
rattail IfwMway deciders.
BaAarrt.an. March i9. -James Kerr,
teed abopt 00, a farmer living four miles
front St'otlaud, was driving over the Cewk-
ahntt,lridge Isere oar Saturday. His horse
took fright at an engine auderneath the
bridge and made a bolt. This let ale aide
of the shafts fall on the bone'd heels and
it ran away. Hr. Kerr was thrown oat,
receiving inch injuries that he died a few
hours afterwards.
Joh. V. ]IelLamrs Acesuwte.
New Volta, Match 19. -George W.
Roderick, John Y. llcKanea chief legal
adviser, says McKane'r =mounts will be
ready at the town meeting oar April a. ln•
stead of yleK one Leiug short, the town owes
him between *.:torso° awl :j1{U,000.
Paddlers" Strike Itf.
Wu[Cti'o, W. VA., March Ill. -The
L.20.) puddler,. eninioytd at the Benwtxxd
Steel Worcs on Sat unlay (keeled to accept
the $4 a too rete offered by the eualpany,
ao.l ended a four uioaths' strike.
1leemine • Nerrer,Cemtheted.
llarn.ttin, 'Match 18.-Mereeuger
J. H. Norden, td the l'anadiam Expose
piuy, has beta committed fur trial
'b.omy. Police Latiiatrate Je!fe un charge% of
stealing small stile* of money front the
express company oar different dates la
November and Iteceimber.
FALSE SYNTAX FOR ECDNOMY.
The *sly fesNder.UN. Thal ?'said Naa r
revsalled la $.&1...
From the 11 af.'o guess's.
The telegraph operators were teb.ng
stories Kato last nicht. Thy tall man who
has Iseld the key all over the cenntry, had
Pte Moor.
1'on see a good many jokes in the
pope's," maid he, "about the culture of 11•x -
on and the habit people living there have of
usfrg h♦4 words and connect grammar and
alt that. Moat 1. jou rule• that these
kekes hove no 1w:iodation in fact. Now, f
now better. 1 was restyling clerk in 11•e
Western Union oioe there, a good many
years ago, and some of the messages hand
oil it to me were oorkere.
Oce Summer I had tae cattle window
()De day two women dressed in black and
greatly agitated Dame in awl rnr1sired the
rate per word to loadoo. 1 told them it
was 28 crate. They consulted for a minute
WW1 than ono of them salted for a blank. 1
told than where the blanks were, and one
of them wrote • montage. The other to. k
it and read it two or three times.
"Thee she came over to the window and
asked again how much it was a word to
London 'Twenty eight conte,' i told her
She looked at the meemap duhtoe■ly. The
other woman cane top to her an I said
'Don't you like it Y'
' No,' she said, ' 1 don't like it That
Limn is improper. Yon may that Charles
"melded the renfning, when it should he
maid that Charles committed suicide this
mnrsia '
' ' Bot.' maid Ile other. ' it we put . it is
thea way we w111 save 28 cents"
" The woman who ohjsetrel unseal this
Urn aver is fief mind is a lose thets
really she mid ' I don't thiall that sock
system is ,?,amble '
'
Tho other ter.? the Mask and nod the
?nines Amos times • Win puna'
she said, deoiaive4y, after assayiag is is all
tar mA • amid we ass% m.e IN sora any
rIISs,
WE WILL EXCHANGE NEW GOODS.
Colne and exam lie our Price".
Great reductions on Goods sold this
Cash.
57sTILL AT THE 1) STAND ON
month for
SAUNDERS & CO.
"This part telly .insinc. d the• woman who
oL •cte•d. "!tet what will our tr;etnl.
the . k aIle irked dubiously. - -
•' 1 suppose they will oot Isis it, lout , we
cani t.belp that. Thew the two wonted' re-
tired too one corner of the room sod hal a
cooeultition. After talking earoestLy for
ten minS ee the, wrote ont anothermessacr.
Se help hie, this .is the way 1 got 11
• Charles (wielded this morning. Fabe
syntax tanto because it is cheaper.'
•' And they paid me :2; tents • word ler
it. All of which," continue.! the tall opera
tor, '• illustrates one of the ramous ways in
•loch • woman's mood works."
GRATEFUL UOM OHTING•
EPPSS COCOA
13REAKFAST SUPPER.
•
"fly • thorough knowte,lt& of the latrrnl
laws which ;tavern the operat'on, et durst :nn
sot murrains. and 15" a eareN1 at pl'ea•lon
the sloe pr.:pe.1,c. of welleeleet..l ('oc..s, yt,
Epps has provi.led 1'.r our tveaktaaat and nut
per a deliestely nrvunrtt hworr,ige whseh m .y
etre ,is nauyI,avy- doe :one bills. 1isby rte
judicious use 01 peck art irks o(elect that scut -
stituhoo may M gradually bui't sop Muhl errors
enough to rei.t ever; !rodent) to diarists..
Hundreds of eubtte ran •�ttee ori• 1Wat:ser
aroumi us ready to attar* wherever there is a
weak point. t1'e may escape many a fatal
PLANING M LL shaftpure Id keeping well foaled swith
:-
pure Weaod amt •reopalY nnurial.ad traits: -
MadeSemi, (iaeelte.
Made simply with billing slatfr or mat.
Sold only in eackets.by Ur.ee•w, tel otled Ibtls
Jaunt Cera a s•.., Lid., N
_wswNN
.pe
lOwmiWa, tersd... L.ateed.
14'13.3/w
ESTABLISHED ILSE.
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WANt•rA(-tt Redia
SASS, I OOR anti BLIND
)haler, in •1: k'.. is ct
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad builder's, material of every dertri c
School Furniture a SD
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BAKING
POWDER
THFCOOK'S BEST FRIEND
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PATENTS
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y glfQ n • . !t1 Baa uw NEW roan.
omen ,urea. co,nr .rearing p.feats m America.
Kerrt a•a.o net De in b eutht before
tae Powerbya e notice stem teee or davit• on the
o • - ienaaf Lc Antexioon
Il.f1'tel etr.wtalirrn M an)) Muni., Mp,< In rte
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True
Competition
Ti. ('•••wPaetrie Rutwat tat
Taximeters, has bees eerabltsbed to Mrs the
rebate • Marlen service with tale and per
sweet tiompMhtem
11 is wsa sed es Nelms prt.ele'es earl 1.
tN Utterer .< lie gamma.
It deserves the et ererr, sent. Irks
believes 1. enmtretlt .
ger gale* dey.eeh .•e Obis Pests.; s
Ueda. nos.eell.g with ell limes and midge
1. 1.Med Meleee�. CtsasI. sad aim 1e,
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.tt.STA 1tLl911Kh'1Ra0 1
A. S. C H RY STA L
tiio•rrtaor 101 Aryslal ,t /lLrrk J
Slanufat•turers of all kinila of Stat
soy Marino, Upright St Tubular
ROIZf=RS
fait Pant, Stroke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers In Upright and Horizontal elide•
Valve Knighted'. Aotomatie rut OrrKwrine.a
peeo.lty, An etas', .l pi e and aiprMtire
erinstretly en hand. Ksiima'cs furnished oti
snort nallee. Repairing prom ppaly attended te.
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Work. -Opposite O. T. R. Station. Ooderic0,
WHO IS YOUR TAILOR ?
This is a pertinent question and
Doe to which you 'should g:ye
thought.
DOES HE SUIT IOU
', u`�o�, yea ens pts"
1ee1w by cellists at
DUNLOP'S EMPOIUUM
WEST STREET.
A large quantity of READY MADE
CIA/THING on hand will hp doweled of at
whatever they will bring. Collearly.ad
get Bantams,
H. DUNLOP.
00005
KIDNEY
PILLS
"Barkachr
means the kid-
neys are in
troa,A/at Dorlfs
Kidney PillsICN
prompt rebel."
e
_ 116th per tent.
is
rot eatmed 6
disordered hid-
dT'I▪ lyht as moll
try to have a
h•althy city
without *aver-
arr,, as good
health when the
hide.ys aro
elegy they are
the scavengers
of the system,
"Delay la
dangerous. Nog-
/ kidney
troubles r..ult
In Rad Blood,
Dyspepsia. Liver
Complalst, and
the most dan-
ce rors !I all,
fright. Oloomse.
/�D'iibb,[.fee and
- tae aeav•
drsemesa cannot
orirt erherd
Dodd'a Kidney
PON are met!
Mehl kr .5 draws creme brswtlea
.see, m .wsa fret bee bo
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