HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-4-5, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GODF.RICH, ONT, THURSDAY, APItII.
1894.
WET
WEATHER
GOODS
We have just placed in Stock
our Spring Importation of
Ladies' Rubber Circulars,
Men's Tweed Rubber Coats.
Extra Value. Compare Our prices
with what you see in
other places.
JOHN T. ACHESON,
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
SPRING ECHOES.
NOW IN STOCK
I ntI re•Ilas, th•;. latest).
Gloves as u -nal iv to the mark.
HOSIERY .
!t!a.•k, White, Cream, Slate, FAA!' and Tan Shades in Silk
1. -!,• Tiirt•a.l and Cashmere.
SPECIAL VALUE
.
A large range of Trimming Braids, in Silk, Mohair and Angora
All wi,ltli. in Serpentine and Creche Military.
DRESS GOODS .
t'a�Lw r. Hcnriettas and Whip Cords. Cashmeres in 'White,
Creme, Skye and Cardinal. Leading Shade.; in Ntiri'i 1-eilings.
DELAINETTES .
I n �I're s, I-, Spots said iSIttipe .
full line of Smallwarea, including Psorl,q d Lids net -
t0118, 2 and 4 bolela. _
• tealidal•s 161 1140 solleIlyd. 3 .
seAs.. Int V i o,s
Draper aid Haberdasher.
OVER THE 111-1t0N TRACT.
7'MB Orlin Iran AM L.'eai Mill.
1 wrr►y p=rd of s'eueey bwe served
as 1. awe everybody - ralb said
Piled flipped raid sesidess.ed
ensue /.very Skittles.
11y• .. 1 11. '(ferny hat pat chatted the
varies.• of 'he late ('•trick Kitty for the
tams! t rXl,
tliaton 11. haler, of the beaver Mills
stew, Lae been compelled to use a cane, ov-
al/ to • w arely apraieed ankle.
lyisgbsao : Taree. Woodcock btu leased
eo,Fretwell's faro, in (.ower Wienh•m,
std will mon to it is the course of • week
,o n.
Monty silos.l-,hnotnn, of the list can.,
sorted on Monday for Iloissev& ,, Mani
'Ike, where he perpowes staying tor the,
`Elmer.
Waltham Mestere I:elchrist, • . sen It
'o. tau weak put in their factor a number`
of eon snotti.ung chemicals and water, to
bt esti in ease of fire.
Monis \V. It 1'. alkiuson niet with
ante • loan last week by the death of ons of
ttspre bred Shorthorn nowt, which 11. re
'e Uy p•irclased from Mr. Russell, of flee-
ter. _
srey •La. Ferguson has • youog room ,
that a making a reword far hostel( is the
age of bag evg 1•yiug Ose, promoted to
n• I',.', measured ,.111.2 loch rat and weigh-
ed i 2 !mulct..
Blyth 1 to Woduesdey, the 141)1 inst.,
t lewd wedding took place at the residence
''f 10115 L••II, when his eldest daughter,
111°y, was %sited in marriage to John Fel
los, of .Auburn.
*Aileen t'apt. T Barker, of the Silva -
'5011 Army, who has worked very faithfully
here for the past two months, gees to I.o.-
les this week, and 1 opLI:oilier, of i.ondon,
takes charge of the eery@ her..
H.Usit : An old lady on the 13th of
Hallett, has completed • dns-geed,, 1e�
-aka. •wilt containing 7,556 *no's. `fie
mads it is her spar* meeswts. This will
near new guilt for the Fall show.
' Intro Th. electric lights lave bees
Ostia is the town hall,and are found to be
mach s'rwrior to the ordinary lamps :
'ley were thoroughly tested before the
committee on Th.,.day evening.
Hone Peter, amend son of Jae Hall,
who hug been i. Manitoba fora somber of
ye.n,met with a painful •oeident try gettiaj►
hie arm Badly lacerated in • grain ar.eher,
sit h he was operating on hit fans thew.
Iruas,ls I.ut Tuesday while (:es.
1 r'"'k. was adios rise of it. beatbardale's
haws the animal stepped int* . hole and
"'""bled, !aniline the rider oe tam nolo
His face try Arnaud sad his head h.dly le•
lend,
itnsNls The fine weather of Wt week
t'd"'e'j Ilssl•etin Frslick, who 1. border-
'� "@ In years of ave, to some doves on the
▪ 4°4 '• t. The els geetleima. is Mill
heart, though seed.( dell in hear •
•I1 Hr an
for my years division east
FK
''er John Mea all.,, of Kleiner
\mak. received per pest this week frees Ins
met lea 1- Ft , a bur oesesi.ieg
:412_1157. nese?. Florida,,bosoms, Japanese phone,
hss.y i' •^t •:I on the branches, also a.
ms• jos•"^h •'neetnte.a of reset and ether
s, t .
Jr gonia. libraries el the
B
de" Jet a of then �e it
a►Iomw 22 1 emu end hots% pot ilk 111 jeep
r
Of similar at rc tn. before comiag to tows, has
the honor of being in the hbrsrian's harness
for N years.
Wiegb•m . .lames dlct'rei ht, Mn. Me
t'reight and daughter sada I -ft lett
week for I t.'.n, h•nog *old out the dyeing
beeriness to Eris Hart. Mr. McCieight
Inas been • resident of Wini;ham nearly all
his lifetime, and co,oer•,uently has many
rood (nods here.
Mot r.s: elneday last week l'ha..,son of
.lams Davis, who was recently moved to
the 4th line from uear Lindsay, had the
misfortune to have the thumb of his right
hand badly injured by being caught io •
machine they were pitting together. It
will lay btm up for mate time.
sraforth : John 1t'arwick suite -le -A a
severe wound in one foot on Tuesday. w hale
splitting wood at his residence on West
street. The axe struck under the great
toe and cut the foot back for about two in-
ches. The wound is an exceeding
Iy patnfnl
one, and wall lay him up for some time.
\1" Ingham Rey. R. Met fish, tonnerly
of the town, has been nominated to fill the
rectorship of ('hnst's church. 4badmen, in
ouccaeeioe to the late Arohdeaeoo !Mudge.
Mr. Min 'ash leas filled the position of curate
tor the past two years, doing the active
duties of rector, and was unanimously
encore.
Ethel \I S. R. Magian afid family left
f r their new home near Toronto this week.
Mr. M. and family hare taken an active
part in the Temperance Division here, sad
will be greatly messed. V.. wish them
prosperity. Mr. Magian carne to this local-
ity i6 years ago and now gone back to hie
former hems in Scarboro' township.
Seafurth : While bottling at his pop
works on Monday, Meech 19th, John Dodds
*set with rather • bad accident. A bottle
burst and the force of the pressors from the
nacbioe drove a piece et glee with consid-
erable force into his right wrist. The
wound was dressed by • physician, and al-
though he is unable at present to use his
band he will probably be all right again as
a short time. ..
Clinton On Saturday last l:ev. L A.
Riehl reosived • telegram from Duluth,
Mnohig•m, stating that hi. brother, "I/corps
Uishl was mimiur, and it was thought he
was drowned.' This week he received
word from his brother's wife, stating that
George had mot been well of late, suffering
from over taxation of work and great re.
sponsihility, as foreseen in the Millwright
department in the Imperial Flour Mill, in
Duluth. His body, of drowned, has not yet
beam found.
An •stats/ LW.
It is strange how reluctant young men
are to toospt. as the most vital truth in life
that the most absolute honesty is the only
bled of bounty that sueoped• in benisons.
1t isn't •'insane of religious or of religion.
beliefs. Honesty does not demi! upon
•.y religions belief or dorms that't►as eyes
oestsfeed. It is a guiles of • young
m•a's own conscience. Re knows what In
right and what is wrong. And yet rine*
as the .atter is, it in •stonahing how dif-
doolt it is of u.d.eetanding. A. hawse*
enures in Masinsss seems ton slow to the
. vsvag. t•onsg mat. '•1 ear t afford to plat!
shrug. 1 goat strike, and strike qquick y."
ls Cho twtinseet. '•Ah% yes, my faded, but
n et dishonestly. No yeu.g man eve afford
to even think n( dishonesty. M.eose ee
honorable lin* may sometimes sow slower
M *Mug. but whet it des. mow it out.
Heals In p..s.wey all the se-e•tl.d see-
eeesee gained by h.r .t*Nlds. To leek
at the method. of *here In saway. • non -
take. The esseaeess of to -day are set
�t.e. to time igoIMter, bee no the erigls•ee
e
b .vasa se dfflwe.ee hew edger goon may
.es.sd fuer turns, b *she and not
ySla . Yes eesatl prinks 01 III. Ivey
Babies .
ought to be fat. Give the
Thin Babies a chance_ Givs
thele
Scott's
Emu cion
the Cream or Cod-liver Oil,
with hypophosphitet, and
watch them grow Fat, Chub-
by, Healthy, Bright. Physi-
cians, the world over, endorse
it.
In't Is lecabed 1y SisNMa!
&<vn a a,.►w bd4r,t.. A. [hva.... Nle l SI.
wan is • law unto himself,. The newt ab•
suluc integrity is the one and the only euro
leuntain of moons. Such a success is
lasting. other kinds of mkt.'s may seem
so, but it is all in the seeming Clod not in
Nle reality. Let • young titan swerve from
the path of he/testy, and it will s uprise
him hew quickly every avenue of • lasting
saccesa is closed sg•inst lam. Vakinv
money dishonestly is the most ditt, -lilt
thing to accomplish in tbo world, just as
lying is the practice most wearing to the
Mud. It is the young wan of unquestion-
ed integrity who is selected tor the impor-
tant
mportant position. No business mw ever places
his business in the hands of • young men
whom he feels ht cannot absolutely trust.
Aud to. be trusted means to be honest
Honesty, and that alone, commends ma-
ndato,. An honest life, well directed, is
the only bfe for • young man to lead. It is
the one life that 1. compatible with the
Iwrgeet nod surest button's success.
F:Jsaard W. Rot.
■w cert Was rrae.
.Ito was a Tong, lank, mountaineer hen
tuition who owned • creek farm fairly well
stocked, and he was not • bad catch, as
those things go In the moue:sins, but he
bad no Wife.
How is it, .lira, 1 raid tc him one day,
that you don t marry ` He gunned' uilese•
ly.
Well. I'sone!, he said slowly, you know
Jlwdy'ensue, don't you'
1'...
Welt I eked her three Inonths ago an'
.he wouldn't Lave me.
Why didn't you try somebody else
I std, Colonel. A tine gat down the
crick. 1 sot rivht up to her, like a suck
kitten to • hot brick, for a whole we..k,
when lone day long carne Mandy and 1 axed
her agin.
Whet did she say
She wouldn't have me•
Try another, 1 said encouragingly.
I did, Colonel. '\other tine gal serosa
the mountain. 1 sot up to her three weeks
hen' rennin'. an' one night, when I was
'most ready to pop, I seen IItaudy at 'petite'
'eked an i aced her a„in.
What (1sd she say that time
Flirty much the same thing.
Why didn't you let her atone, then, and
devote yourself to nee you could get : 1
asked half provoked at his persistence.
You bet I did, e•oloceL 1 went right
after old man Hankies gal, Mary : ►o'
Mary maned ntarht y w i;leo' an' oblgiu' till
one morntn' I seen Mandy corrin' down the
road &n• 1 of am' aced her agin.
tl hat did abo say ` 1 asked.
1Cculdn't have me 00 moren bother
times, and his face fell.
As 1 said before, Jam, I veryempbaaica:ly
remarked, why in thunder don't you try
auother girl'
That's what I'm Join' now. Colonel. he
re•pooied, with more saint thou be had
previously shown. For a month ad up-
wards, I've put Maudy clean osteo my
mind en I'm shinin' up to Hester Jones
seven nights • week, an there ain't no use
talkie', t'oloncl, Hester likes it.
That's right, old fellow' I exclaimed,
slapping him on the shoulder : keep at it
and you'll get her sure.
Who, Colonel l he •eked, with a hopeful
little smile, Mandy''
After that I gays hint '1U'. up u beyoo''
r.-e!ain•t loo.
A 414.7 Miele.
The director o! ens of our Large cotpor
&floe• was in the habit o+ °cowling around
the office. One morning he hspp*Ied to
come across the diner -pail of the office boy.
His cariosity led him to take off the cover.
A shoe of home made bread, two dough.
outs and • piece of apple pie tempted the
milliosairs. appetite. He beams • bey
again, and the dinner pail seemed to be one
he carried sixty years ago.
.lust then the office boy came in and sur-
prised the old limn eating the pie he had
finished the breed and the doughnuts
"That's my dinner you're eating "' said
the boy.
"Fa, sonny, 1 suspect it may be : but
it • • first rate one for al that. l re not
eaten so good a ose for sixty years."
There," he added, se he finished the pie,
"take that and go out and buy yourselt s
dinner ; bat you won't get so good • one,"
and ha handed the boy • fire dollar bill.
For days atter, the old man kept refer-
ring to the first-cla.s dinner he had sten
from the boy's p•iL
hepatal w labor.
Here is the way a prominent American
puts it. '• Herein • heroes shop. One
man in the shop is shays busy through the
day always industrious In the evening
he's courting seine .ice girl. There are fire
other man in the shop that don't do this
this thing. They Tend half of their work-
ing evenings i0 dintpatioe. The first yoga,
man by and by one nut these others, sal
gets a harness store of his owa. 1.11.0 he
marries the girl. Soon he is able to take
his wife nut riding of an evening. The fits
Laborers his former companions who see
him indulging in the lotury, retire to dm
neighboring salons sod paine renoten.en
that there Y an eternal struggle beavers
o.pitel .ed )akar."
A FEW CAKES.
Vessels flake. Three eggs, whiles
bastes separately ; two cops of powders
imam. or ens Yd tenotionds cups •-' `
Iated, ons -half cup of butte- .roe -half cul
of street milk, t►ra. ►'-1 s of sifted dour, to
which have 4e17- added tier,* teaspoons of
baki•ji Tr eider, two square* of ehucoiate.
''re•-., butter, sugar and yolks thoroughly,
:heli add milk, thea whites of eggs beaten
slit', then dour, stir lard, 11ten.Ur in cboco-
� late .:itsolved in • little hot water. (tate
the in a loaf, or in layers. icing Too
' e'tueres grated chocolate, fire tablespoons of
powdered auger, three tablespoons of boil
tug water, stir over • moderate tire 1111 it is
smooth and glossy.
Walnut take. one and uneyuarter cups
ul granulated sugar, three eggs, one hall
cup of butter, oee•hell cup of sweet milk,
two cups of flour, two teaspoons of baking
powder. Cream butter and sugar thorough-
ly : Leat yolk* to •.irii froth and stir in :
thea add milk, then beaten sbites. thea
flour : stir hard and flavor. Itske in two
',Imre layer pans : ice brevity oith nun -
mel icing. end wrraage o Iiiut kernels in
regular order on top.
Nut Cake. One cup of sugar, onehalt
cup of butter, cup of sweet milk, two eggs,
two cups of dour, two teaspoons of baking
powder, one cup of out mats chopped and
thea rprinkled with flour.
Cream butter. sugar ao l yolks : add the
milk, then the dour, in 'thick the baking
powder has been sifted ; then the nut
meats. ss I lastly, the well whipped whites
Bake in layers, add put tovether with care
mel icings, and chopped nut meats.
Carainel Icings. 'rwo thirds cup of milk,
butter the sloe of • walnut, two cups of sug-
ar : boil till thick,_which will take •brut
tifts•s minutes Flavor, syr till it thickens
sufficiently to spread on sake.
Anvel take. 1Vbites of nine large, fresh
eggs, one and one quarter cups of granulat
ed sugar, one cup ot silted flour, one-half
teaspoon cream tarter, • piuch tit salt add-
ed to egg* before beating. Atter sifting
dour four or five times, meaauie and set
'ethic one cur. 'then sift and measure one
and one''u•rter cups a granulated sugar
beat shires of eggs till staff .a wire whip-
ping spoon irbest' : add cram of tartar.
and beat all very stiff : stir in sugar well,
then flour very lightly, and darer. Hake
in an ungreased tin for about •I minutca is
a moderate oven. 11'laen thoroughly cold,
ct:t the cake out of the pan.
FASHION NOTES.
brown rasa, first among the colors of
this coming Spring. The favorite shades
are two bright golden browns and two
tobacco and cigar shades. There arc like-
wise lighter golden brown tints, a rich
shade of reddish brown, sus the ever favor-
ite beige that menus to he a combination of
brown, trey and tan. ''fleet comes next is
prominens. The shades vary from those
lit • greyish or rued• cast to emerald,
Russian and other deep tints. grays and
purples are the other dark or medium
shades, and in light e,ilors, en cottons,
and in millinery, are shades of pink, ivory,
blue, etc.
1 or elaborate. •'rest dreams, arooth
cloths an black, blue. silver gray, beige
and pale bran are fancied. Lovely
tweeds shoe rich heather mist ins in
blue, browu and white . olive, brown sod
navy : brown and white, and black and
white. Other auitinps in large lied small
cheeks have knotted ykro etfects, others are
changeable or iri leseeot.bringing out hrowo,
cream, beige and green prominently. A
gown in preparation for Latin Sunday is •
tiny green and white check. The skirt is
the shape recently worn, without over.kirt,
and et trimmed let the foot with three frills
ot two-inch wide green velvet nbboa put o0
in waves. The round bodice has an added
ciraaiar beeves and is worn with a crinkled
belt ot vreen velvet. The sleeves areleg•of
mutton .hape,and the collar is of velvet. A
oape to wear with this dress is tit the cloth,
made short and full and booed throughout
with greet ratio, wd the bonnet of white
straw has • wrath of apple blossoms en-
circling it, and ties of green velvet ribbon.
'noses of white undressed kid.
A lovely }'..vier toilet costume is of fawn
crepon, a material that remains in vogue,
marked with white lines. 'rhe gored skirt
is overhung with a drapery, which is smooth
and pointed in front and falls in two fell
points at the back. The roans slightly full
bodice is lengthened by • double added
batyue, and a double ripple collar a• arrang-
ed at the neck below the atau.liug collar.
Uroopiog sleeve -putt rea:h to the *:bows,
below v -hick the sleeve is chew fitting. An-
other costume for the .etre occasion is o1
old -blue camel's hair combined with black
moire mid trim -,ed with block and -silver.
braid. The single skirt m tri.etned at the
foot with three rows of the braid put on
in an arabesque design. The bas'lue is
tight fitting ; an front w plastron is
„ensiled between m
pointed Ira of oire
that lie est, het wee. bntelles wheels 1111
like cape over the sleeves. ..'7" nl•stron is
trimmed to match the skirt. the atee..-,
are large puffs to the elbows : below this
they are of the noire lid close fitting.
The added banjos skiffs Aare at the front
and back, and -joining them to
the bodice as covered with braid put on in
scroll design. The hat is of black straw
trimmed with black moire ribbon and
bluets ; the `byes are black.
When double -width dress gonads are used
the method of cutting the newest style rif
over -skirt a. simple Two breadths are
taken, each three•cornes.d, a bias point
serving for the middle in front and
back, the sides sloped into shape in
the joining weama. Where an over
sktrt an used, the lower skirt 1. usually
d "void of trimmer. A black satin
soder-skirt 1. fntjoently seen with gowns
of Marti wool. then the trimming of the
over -skirt consists of hands of black satin
ribbon placed at wide dutanoes apart.
Sleeves are most often is leg of mutton
shape. `bort added bemuses obi new waists
are sometimes cut is font sharp points
!stocks are retained, and high plus collar
lends that buttes on the left tilde.
A Stene emir.
A Lady named Mrs T. C. M. FHuss7hri..,
M�
��stgg 1. Keet., who used Maly two
besides s., (liri! M.mbeay's Kilwsy end Liver
Core, has terworde.d • seams* to the
easel *at U oneipMtsly eared her of is
Ms enotery el eurlrtiwb. hide* and lbws
trembles. N.eh • onenplieatine el Ames.
yteldh g no q Wkly to this rsgo.dy eb.uM
•s4e Notrei omits tltia01 to dr. it •t
Tun Sses*Lisstab'1111•pew isseesaw
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This is the heel of the
IIRANBY RUBBER
Look 1.y this pattern nn the heel when
you buy a Knitter or OveriLue. It guar-
entee a perfset ■rticle.
ORAVET E VIIZERd
WEAR LINE 'DON.
risk your dealer !,.r them.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
The secret of success it - coastaucy to _pts'
•
Palletise is the hope of •dvan.mment in
all lines of life. '
An obstinate man does not held vet:one,
but they hold him.
1'ultivete u,,t only the cornfields of yetis
lives, but the lower centime also.
Kerrgy traces seamen. bat there's no-
thing like success to bring abont energy.
buy a meu's goal will and you will find
each time you nave o.•euiva to ask it that
the price has guuc up.
The race of mankind would perish did
tbeicease to aid each other. We cannot
exist without mutual help.
A cheerful spirit is a great blessing : it
mikes the yoke of our employnaeuta easy,
lid the burdens of our t'Haut ions light.
Nothing raises the price of a blessing like
its removal : whereas it was its c'uuntcnance
wheel, should have tt, '•t w its vale.
lir. Low's tVorm Syrup has removed 'apt
worms from l;i to 30 feet long. It ago de-
stroys all other kinds of worms. , lm
Constant application to 'demure takes
away from the enjoyment, or rather :urns
it tato the nature ot a very burdensome and
laborious business.
1 tray as each man or woman performs his
or her persons! Jury len any department of
life can that delarsrnent be lifted to a
higher plane.
A erre 1'c is like a great fi•:h oo dry 140.1:
It may fret sad dine, and make • frightful
bother, brut you have only .to keep still and
le will die of itself. .` '
'omit lint eon chime many victims. Ward
oil this dread disease by the use of Small
Suver l.steJ Ituriock Lids when need-
ed. i m.
'rhe imaginative understanding of tt.e
nature of others and the power of putting
ourselves an their plw.=cs, it the faculty in
which the virtue of sympathy depends.
It isostooes:iing how won the wlwle non
science begins to unravel 1 • single 'stitch
drops : one little sin indulged nates • hole
you could pat youc head through.
Whom neglects • thing whiny he suspects
he ought to do became it,seemsso small •
thing is deceiving himself : it Is not too
little, but too -great for him. that he doeth
et not.
Shiloh's t is sold on a guarantee. IT
cures incipient consumption. It is the best
sedgy cute. t icily one cent a done ;2S cts.,
50 eta., and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by •11
druggists. e w
1 ry to be happy in tate present moment
and put not off being so to a tine to come
as though that time should be of another
make from thish which has already come
sass ours.
Captain Sweeney, 1', S. -1., San Diego,
Cal., says : " Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy as
the first medicine I have ever found that
would do me any good." Price 50 cents.
So.. by all druegiste. s w
A loving heart carries with it, under very
parallel of altitude, the warmth sod light of
the tropics. It playhts its Edea ia the
wildernsgo and solitary place, and sows
with @owerts the grey destolatios of rock .OJ
admits.
it tray save you time ams n:onay to 1e
informed that, when you need • blood puri -
tier, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the kind most in
favor with t1.e medical prolusion. it is
the standard and, te such, the only blood
minder admitted at the Chicago t\'orld'r
people would not make a very large crowd,
but if all came at once it would make us
hustle to serve them.
We intend removing to the
Crabb Block in April, and for the
month of Mulch will give
BARGAINS IN ALL LINES.
WE WANT
ONE -HUNDRED - TONS
1 -
Scrap iron,
Lead,
Copper,
and Brass,
FOR WHICH WE WILL EXCHANGE NEW GODS.
Come and examine our Prices.
Great Reductions on Goods sold this month for
Cash.
rir
STILI.. T 'I'IIE OLI) STA N1) t)N \VEST STREET.
SAUNDER & GO.
the gifts', •ndArty's teacher told hen se.
•• .is'," said Arty. " 1:s.1 roust have tori
them to seed the thilsga :0 us."
•• !lid you ask Hint to, Arty `"
••' Why, yes," he replied : " didn't c,
know that 1 hong my stocking to the out
dew
"Hut it wasn't filled," reasoned histcach•
•r.
"New: but-I--wsitedirw Htm In my heart,
ler I thonvht maybe Illi, time was not as
,luick as nun."
t Ib; if only we could remrmber, when
tempted to fretalio.it delate.1 bleeetegs.taat
our }'a:F.eraair• a may net Ix, 44 as 'snick as
Mare'
PLANING MILL
ES f i6ttSilEO
Buchanan & Son,
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers to all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
•
And buitder.'material of e.ert description
School Furniture a 3uecialty.
DUN NTS
AK!!Azt:-,
OWDER
Fair.
Use your hie of speech to rive eo.ratirt,
joy cheer, and hope to all about you. tits
it to encourage the disheartened, to Odra
theta who are treading in the petits of
danger, to inspire the indolent with holy
motives, to kindle the fires of heavenly as-
piration on cold heart -altars.
Wei Wesal Mu .t. .
It one is well fed • set much fedi, there
will be co morbid craving for stimulants.
.4. lack of proper nutriment to supply the
demand of every part of the system will
produce a constant desire for something,
and so this tobacco and drinking habits an
formed. Mother, upon what do you feed
your ehddrss' Is it crackers and white
Arend and rich .lake and pastry and nes and
coffee'. Then expect them to Le peevish
and irritable. You are starving their
n erves and losing. give them fruits, Crown
bread and cereals such as o•tmewl, rolled
wheat etc. Study the nutriment values of
dltfereot tinkles a food. Not onlydrank •
...ease bet crime and ioa►nity may traced
directly to istemperwat habits tit eating
. timulati.g food. Farhaoge.
-l.tb. reit dolt.
The man who can drink or 1e: at alone s
s'slI with ns. He 1. a genial sort of & fallow
lid it might be harsh to roll him together
as • scroll, or boil him in ml, or bake him
over • stow dry, as he deserves. Ile feels
emery for the slave to ram. "Why,' says
he, "all you need N will paws : when 1
wast to emit, 1'11 simply quit ' The day
will mime when he'll quit. sorerouegIl The
eorneer will be notified when the tires
enemas, and therell be a oies nuttiest, with
home .•omforts and all modern improve-
ments, and if our friend is nob the verdict
will be that he diel of heart fallen.: if he
is peer, it will be that he died of alcohol-
ism. The man who ea. drink os let it
alone is worth .todyins. - Renner of told.
A Chrl amee serums.
Hetio is a wings .*rraeii o* trust by •
/hide follow who, after .0 ferbag • keen de
eggetat eemt M %Aims as ess$y .Caskf g
es mee.Mg, wee •verwkei.teA
Alr /sAa.A• by a very Ines s.isft
of 1he r:Nmaa saii.t. k.n.l frer.te sent
TNECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
1AnG,Ef3T SALE IN CANADA.
fi ATENTS
OAvIAT•,
TSA0* MA**$
000104 PAT MTS
Oo►TRION s, .to.
/ lir i MrrmaNue and tree Ilaodb' * wrx, to
$Il'Me s tet. 7tt Rwn.tnwey. Naw oat.
Amit Minos f'.r'.'aits. mem. in Amerces.
h eM t 1540 od h7 n. 1r tq 0wµ 4.,'
515.0115.515.45'. stases fns tit N,arre a the
j cientific American
1
...sm.: f sn'oisunn of to 'Mrntie. moor in the
".n ,ipt..rntutt III ed. ate itteivret
roan shown ro. irit•o@t w•.ear. OA.f0 a
tor: PIS a c, wake. A1dev. Mt'O a 41.
roiummawr. a'l anulus, /Sew Yoga
1liot• II° AvarMM!
• ,s.ss y for .
♦:1•
GRAT_FUL CJMFOrt 'Ira w y j�i'�a�
EPPS'S COCOk
BREAKFAST SUPPER.
"A7 a tberotu,lt knowledge a• tt." • a• -al
laws '.la's'h goter% the op -rat nom of '. 0' -- on
sad merit .dA,a 'earerne .ppti..t:nidi
the eine weenier er-welleete•ed ('urns.
Fpr. has piss Meed for o'r h-eekfa.► aro Ip
pre a delicately flit Mired t.ercrsgo which n.*,
save nena,:y beery donors' . e, It y t) • roe
judiious tee of suckartfctee etd.,','.ss atan-
stttu:,on may be gradual(' built up:int it eteccg
enounggh no r•rist eery 'aodeacl so '4 .*see.
I(nndreds of subtle nut:ad:.y ere P:,a'ttta
around is ready tettinek wherever there :a •
wnak puiat, We nay eeespe many • fatal
shag by keeping ourselves wall fpn,Red w,Ib
our. blood rind a properly ronrshed fraa.c.'-
t'i` t! terrier ala orae.
Made atsipll with hti:i.g water er
ihMt outs in naekets,bytsroeere. iahrted ti,.. •
JAdq erre a 4'... Lea., reeswep.t•Ie
s'een$sls. Lesdes. Caguas.
?*t taw' -
G'ODERJ R
Steam b'oi4er iVorks..
•gall.tIt1.lt�1E1)'t( .5
A. S. C H R Y STA L
Swerr.aor to t t ryr.:s.1 4' BMakp
Manufacturers of all kia'le of titaticn-
ttr'y Marine, Upright i Tu:,u!nr
Keit Pane, Kntoke Stae•ko, Sheet iron
Work.. et; ., a t.•.
Also des,-
-• ,a t'pri0h' anteforicantal 1114.
V�..•Cegiw•M. Autmoat icCut .f Kpgft..e•
pecfatty. All *lire et ri e and Firr'i:r:og
coSstantty on hand. Estimate* furnf.l.rd in
snort not ice. 1t'Islring promptly attended 'o.
AG ly 1'. O. Ito: 37. Ooder:ch, Oat.
Warks -Opposite et. T. ft. mattes. Ooder c•.
HUGH DUNLOP,
THE CLOTHIER,
t"44 ":at returetd frons the "ties w r •' e
has been telt tine
NEW SPRING GRIDS,
haat now on hand a Large Line
of that Choicest Goods in trio
Market and is prepar-1 to
turn out work in the Hest
Style possible, 1111.1 at Pr1ce. to
•lilt the tineas
11. Id•NInP.
Y
BACK-ACH E
KIDNEY
PILLS
Patronei
True
Competition.
Tn. CANADIAN racapIc IRA/LWAi
[�8 ve�. has bees seanlldtsd he eye eM
pS letas, s•rvles with fair and tMf•
stsasst compatible.
1t te.sassed on homilies prtn-(pies mot hi
the tutorage et les patrss..
It deserves the of every meson Wks
k�leres la essepeelltes.
Il*er gtMb M.pstea ass MLN r em=nyy♦
Mew easss..laa wftlh all Mies a.4 cefiatr
. Iretsaa Mas.•. Ons•/• and Ra
Idris le all
teM
(t,lesatd..nd
M ena.t.
!,'tet twt'7fTTT,
111711 lead hist ager. oederNb
�aala
WILL CURE YOU
"Backache
weans the kid-
neys are in
trouble Dodd's
Kidney Pill,itse
promppt relief "
' • 75 per cent
o discal• is
rst caused by
disordered kid-
/
•' Night n1 well
try to hat* a
healthy city
Without sewer-
age, as good
health when the
1/da•ff/ ar•
- M
bse
the scavengers
.f the system.
"Delay IS
dangerous. Nev-
i .cted kidney
result
in Bad Blood,
Dyspepsia. Lite,
Complaint and
the most dan-
gerous of all,
&rights O'etnoe
Diabetes and
Dropsy
Th. •boye
ettlswean rennet
exist when.
00141 Bides,
Pili we mewl.
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