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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-10, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GODKRICIi, ONT., THURSDAY. MAY 10, MK 7 AS1...3MALL OF BARGAINS_ Louiof Flesh > oQppg Twaa»a £xD 1101110116. 50 draws of 0 yards mob, all double fold arta Hack Worsted made to Tromorderinge &t6. 7 c. • pad ohsinfests, a 1. s sey. 90 demo wool east• Tweeds, 2fial 3b... 40o., 6A:., o eti wank drwb& All - tie full w1 width, Tweed end 76o• . of bt Ow each, ego, at $1 for the dress h pones of black YaX S A*a JOTS' I TS. Monet!• Is Jet sad !floe tacks, initial to Boge' Flanaeletto >thdrte. 30u. each. 7x good• you over saw ; war pSO cioe. e- Yoe slae yaal34 etl• Skittle, e..sole. roe • 1 •rd. MDT a 110013. LOOS' 101111101 COATS 10 doe. Men's lack Cashmere Socki, is Fatro. \nary c and Bleak =has $4, beautiful goods, cheap at 40e. we are pots aid $7.5O ('.ab. Year twits loxrav gin opine at 2Sc. & pair. Full age of futons Socks from 10c. up OWNS AXD 000r0iT• Kira ITITDZ1<RZo3 A pils ars of Indies' Ta& Women Black See oar 50c. Suits d I'aderwesr. full z., sod colo" tido pain of • ►tee of reirdar Shirt' .ad Pasts, only bOc. for the Salt. ��,..ls we are Hearing cab we 100. • razT LaT5. X17 desire ladies' (.:.Iain. Hos, oma ! Fur the Rant of ronin win ars going out of uteed last BlackTo double on Heck+, doubts401 this line sod will clear the balance of our �o:e..iw1 double Toss. worth 35c. rind 4pc. stack of $1, *2 and $3 hate at 50c each. a pair; oar yt ice is 25c ,s Tied. S140L11fd-I 25 do/ Ms's Ti.., , four io-hand . fancy Seise Cheeks •t oc. a raid. Satin Checks knots : your choice of any Tie to the store at -le. sod 9o., re4alar lOc. and 12.. good• i for 25c. gLA,NNELITTES.- We have just placed in Stock a case of Flannelettes, 25 pieces, shipped to us direct from the mill, all good Pat:erna in Stripe.; and Checks. We have marked them 7c. a yard. JOHN T. ACHESON THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORK SPRING ECHOES. NOW IN STOCK 1':inl.ols and Umbrellas, (the latest). Gloves as usual up to the mark. HOSIERY . . Will: White, Cream, Slate, F4'.sn and Tan Shanley in Silk l.: -le Thread anti Cashmere. SPECIAL VALUE . . A l:ir'e range of Trimming Braids, in Silk, Mohair and Angora 111 widths in Serpentine and Creme Military. DRESS GOODS . . . * a..hmerew, Henrietta.'+ and Whip Corals. Cashmeres in White, fnp* 'rr'i.•,, Skye d Cardinal. ansrdinal. Leading Shales in Nun's Fellings DKTJAINE ES . I Sprats, Buds, Spots and Stripes. 'one of Smallwares, inc udiog Pearl and Linen But- tons, 2 and 4 boles. ina•run■ a1,Jtl •.IIr II,d. : ver fees. 11.e.uNa for rasa. r' -t olfii_ v 7 .NTRo, Draper and Haberdasher. •1.11.111,\ \ IN BATT! Ft l slipping caught and snapped the bridle. e' 'f he chestnut went to hie ku/es, but re- covered and plunged forward as his assail- ant bat at hien again, this time sei/.og him by the thank. Ramapo is a lighter hr me than (i -tug, and sane' heavily to the ground last as his rider leaped off. Relieved or. this handicap the che.tout got to hie feet and started tack ever the track. He was o't 1„okinv fa- fight. But Tsetse was wild with fighting fury. No sooner did Ramapo start toward the inland, with an last net, perhaps, that- -wail find protection there, than hie t was after him. Before ten had been coverea they were together angors. The smaller hoes/, acting upon the defensive, half turned to meet the attack, lest se the pneeuer reared upon gym. With crushing force the bay brought hie Ectal shod hoofs down upon Ramapo's flank, bringing him heavily to the treated. Kr great was the impetus of the cI%srre that Cactus went rolling over the other. landing oe his back to the roadway. Twisting around he snapped savagely at the chestnut, but tho latter was now alive to the necessity of active defence, aud twat ug ha teeth in Cactus's bridle, he tors it oft. A terrific dsel of teeth and hoofe fol- lowed. both horses sprswliog in the duet. The limed of the beating bents as they land- ed repeatedly with crushing impact could be heard plahtly by the men at the stand, one hundred yards away. it seemed impne- eilde to them that either horse should ever get to his feet again. Both exercise boys had Plod from the track in i arm at the beginning. Reed had made a grasp at Reo apo's bridle. but it was in pleas', and it. came o0 in his grasp. The boys were now watching from the enclosure within the track. With amazement they saw Ramapo get on hie feet and go down the track, closely pursued by the otherstal- lion. Cactus was gaining rapidly. when Ramapo tweed upon him. With a shock they (same together again. There was • moaeat of fierce figbtioe, then the chestnut dropped. as if he were a prize fights trying to avoid puniokmomt, and again the bay went over him in a complete pwiersanit. How he escaped breaking his peek the s *tore menet wider/Mad. It was any for • mooed that they were down this tree. Coles was op first. He leaped at the oheteut, who wag on big bauechs and ,fond the most bravely The attacking horse drew hack for a mornest. and Colors he could aurora orals Ramapo was ep sed speeding dews the track. The porait lasted but • atomeet iteretd to turn again, the fugitive reared. and atter, was another terribc collision, both horses going bows. This new (ictus lay quiet for • moment. "He's done for himself at last." cried Daly to the trainer. "No ;he's op wain." 1•,videet.ly the viootu Mast had hese et snood mouteetanly: het only rnere.tarily. He was up again awl after Ramapo, who had improved this opp.taeity by covering half of tba reetainin didaace to the stand The Scene a Training Track. a sorts thee t barge Wade by cartes es Lama*,. wish lit Metaled Peeve tawhrp., Resold a. Haws and facies Roil ever 1111r. New York Sun. .l Li, le was fought on Sunday at Holm- del Farm, N. J., between two blooded atal- Iiema be:on,teg to the stables of t •Ideon & Italy. It Coit place on the treioiog course. with lir. (Odeon, J..1. Hyland, the trainer Jacob I'incua, and • crowd of stable boys as testators, and Mr. t.ideon, who has seen very kind of fight ksowa in sporting wicks, says that be oever in all his riper - :ace, naw abythirg to compare in fury and peer with .the menet between the two arena "Whin they finally separated." said he &Sall e/ the fight, 'and I saw that tie, etre b oh %hie to stand up and walk, I meld hoilly believe my eyn. 1 wouldn't hate g"en /30 when the fight was oa fee We chances of either ot thein ever racing afaia Fee tirhten wave itamapo and Conte,, totb well known to the turf, particularly Ike loonier, who roe in hoe form last memos. Prate are for -year olds. Ramapo is a chestnut and t',ctus a bey. Traitor Hyland had ordered them out, together snot a number of other horse., foe • tura armed the traaieg track, and they bad Net hashed the circuit of the track which n sewn' eighths of a mile, whoa the trouble mowed. Rcnapo, who was ridden by °owt'gs Rees!. as stomas boy, was • few yards thenal of Cactus at the finish. .lokry Thompson, the exerciser who wee a t ictus, had been urging him all the war anmad which perhaps roused the hors.. maw • hale, for he is sot only lacy, but at tonus 11 tempered as well. kforeovor, the mutant erring of the ho. -.e hail tired sit tM boy, who had bean attire with chills o d laver, and when he re•abod the finish he was thoroughly exhausted. 1'rtim the judges' cleat, •boat 100 yard. any, !have (:Meets sad Pines. were wateh- .ag the runners, sed Treiber Hyland stood so the track below thews. As the horses "what the finishing post Hyland said to Peelle . " What did you make the time •" "1 dida't time them," retained Mecum. ' I didn't think they were running for ta,e• Thee he looked dews the track aid '71.1! " Why, the boy is off Caetua Ile. ler.r Falcon and Hyland saw it at the sats. meeleat. They know that a loose bidh- t"od %tallies wes • to be d Ines beyond the j ea' .teed the other I'M bad vase the aaaiteet. tee, aced, accord- we, cco d - we tr ►s unveryia rola, whe. • harm. gels 100,, had backed then meant' Is a line sr •ttissst the fesee, so that whoa the kW BMs clone Mere he eoeld soli get la loll.d them. Then all tarsad their eyeswin th the t aetes to edema. the two mows ) siert to env Spa had risen as e . sot was already es, for Canes mine time. and the deet beeane a rsesie` els r Thcad alines% on the ia.t•st of ig1L The hews were sear the stead fe himself free he lead mimeo spots sew. Roth were severed With team and d tk..xereispr of Qotae weak TWIN heavy bremb(eg could be 1 frees than in the sagas me.ean that the ins life Moen and tired set lie ride beard sad tM guises oaa�iw� el their A1weissa Beauty or the le Frame res bea'ht. xh•M whad WIus .t abase' Mpih se they W. at ani Minn ■r. RAM frees Me Wale gremead pink ( Rs Oodles Wart Miens had deet sheet gime iv bwh owl- Hem* by tM roadside Lb www lee named t. Reed , " Leek male foe - . tAM Remora hiwte pwy be r • ye.dtnl se seleetalo {. ems \•tea thea hoe etlYen Mw • Char ee sed ▪ stet came am dews lis IrMi. hwha'alwwa4tµ�g.lia WIN lawago Iwt�Mgild �� Ye ii is one of the Arlt signs of poor health. Coughs, Colds, Weak Lungs, Diseased Blood follow. Scott's Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver OU, cures all of these weakness- es. Tako it in time to Lvert illness if you can. Physicians, the world over, endor'sa it. Dca't 1i baited by Sdstnntisl (kms: h t t►,eew betas 144. All ile.agula ale. b e& cited to take • delperwto chance and try to get them apart He started toward the horses on a run, and lir. t:id.o' mentally added a good trainer to his list of looms Before Hyland had reached Lite fighters Cactus had once more reached the chsuiut and, seinng bun by the shoulder, had pulled hint down, vomit w er him in soother semen S ault. Thus opened the etath, the hardest. and, as it proved, the last round of the battle. Rolling over again. the baylanded his fore hoofs oo ltatnaoo's shoulder, and had • piece taken out of his owu shoulder . 1 ; tl.., latter's teeth. Then followed a I amus wtcrchange of blows lauding mostly OU (he ribs. Both rose on their haunches, and their head, came together. I:amapo was fighting better than be had bcen,and the lay went down this time. Instantly l e wane half up again. and then both sprawled down together. For a few taecoods there was • confused turmoil of beating hoots and snapping jaws. Suddenly the bay spun around, hall lying •s be wee, and struck ,Dot with his hied feet. . woe of them lauded due:tly on Ran►ap.i. jaw. It war a fearful blow. From where ladeoo stood it unaided hollow and reverberant, like the blow ot a heavy club no a hogshead. "My Lord." groaned the horses' owner "that finishes bin sure. No animal could atantt that. • But it didn't. Ramapo got to kis foci ono, more. So did l'actus ; but before they could come together again there war • third patty to the tight The trainer had sei/.ed thin opportunity to come in between the stallions. Mr. Hyland is a thickset man rather aSort, agile and powerful, and with plenty of coolness and courage. All this • man nett:, who goes betwcs's two fighting stallion., and if he coma out whole he may add to his other attributes that of being born lucky. Hyland threw his arms about Rat apo'. neck and war promptly jerked from his feet. He hung on, and when lie touched ground again the bay's teeth were at hiwihoulder, and the bay's eyes, blood- shot and strained with fury, were glaring into his. .luat what happened Mr. Hyland can't tell clearly. He thinks that he made a peas at the stallion, and then drew Rim apo to one side. He appears to have arra.- ed rri.-ed at the right moment, for schen he drew the chestnut away the other horse dropped his bead and made oo attempt to follow. Alt the fight had suddenly gone cwt of him. The horses were taken to the atebls, where they were carefully examined. Ramapo seemed the uorse off. Hu body was cover- ed with bruises and teeth marks. and his jaw war bad:y .wools, but to Mr. I:idren's great relief it was (olid that no bons were broken. The bay, while not w much gawked, was really in worse oosditioo at the bomb. Hia teralic falls had racked hem badly and all that day he was in had shape. later be seemed to recover con- aideralely. 1 estenlay /nth horses seemed in fairly good eoodition and were eatinr heartily. Neither of them have been tried on the track yet, but Mr. t,ideon feels tar- tans that Ramapo win be as good as new to • fortnight, and the other horse shows no sign of .erio a injury, although some Lean are entertained that be may be injured in- ternally. Mr. (:id.on hasn't got over being surprised yet that both are alive. Ile amnion it to the fact that they were in para fent training act bard as iron all over. Both he and the the trainer lay all the blame for the fight -es Cactus. Ramapo is • gentlemanly horse, they say. and did his best to avoid • fight. Cactus u . r star, but it is the opiaio" of his aoriu sietances that he got enough tight on Sunday to last him for several seasons. Ramapo is down* Goodwin s Turf Guide as a chstout Dolt by Ruanymde or Pontiac, dam Annie F. Loa year as • three-year• old, he ran is the America Derby at Chi- cago, which was woo by Boundless, in the L.,11 and Stakes at Monmouth, where he was second to Sir Walter. He won the Williamabridge Handicap at the Morris Park Fall meninx std the Pelham Ray Handicap .t the masse, basting Sir Walt., Prince 1:eorgs, (lleaweyes and Comments At the ilrooklya Fan tasting les ran ,e000d to Sir Walter. Cactus is • sprinter. He u described as a boy salt by imp. bfac.ocs, dam Thistle As • three ysr•otd hat year he ran is the heavy handicap .t Moaeseath Park,woa the Flying Stakes over the Futuritycoarse .t Coney Island, and beat a num of good horses is other short dines,. noes. Rome- ro,. ami p�'oo, will prosy go to the post at the Brook Spring .u* s y.sa Oast ae may al- so be entered. EVOLUTION OF THE RACE HORSE. The !esNepearst Mao Therw(h1ed the Work of Mae. The Humanitarian says : In so f. as • armoire endowed with life twuld owe it. salaam -0 to human hands, the race horve may be said to be manmade. Hones were an important factor is early domestic life 'tad were cherished by their owners, and the process of civilisation, so far from breaking this bond has apparently strength- e ned it. The animal is sot now se essential before the bay caulk up to Min. Agin to booms welfare and convenience ; senesce the smaller bores dropped, after the first Me furnished other mesas of trweapertation attack, and maim the saeallent whirled over and is in • fair way to take all the heavy him. it scented impassible that any hens loads front his back : hest, in the degree meld Nand these terrific .omewsnite.Mt that he amen to be • mer. best of burden, the bay seemed rade of robber. On rrug Ise is transformed into • source of entertain• he 1N.atly termed epos the ether, driving wait sad pleases*. From • rough and h e teeth into bis bot Ramapo was gars bardy estate's, subsisting os shah rwtioos sow, sad bit wed kicked ferlossly. tin as Amos sad oenveelehes might preside and safferiwg the hardship • hazards of til s ad • Iveetars, he has vinosity ovale sal twee • on.hiaatios of serves, intelligence sad trained woes& that has but • family �•S.•e What had happened wee this ' Is1►er, is Awl red smoke oosl he rye. likewise In Ms ssrty Profligate"' is differ velepassnts, and they hove et.dled etre sad data add the paw of each uatU taw mold ewe is the qualities of the Aad, ttavieg mound • hew that hes within Lir the possibilities of oat. bar asosstocs, they treat hie as • bslo.giy, as, indeed. be a A ewes u always m scta.dases, Ise s Mesh- ed and combed send bus coot ie like Mtn ; he is fed sed homed sad exercised with se much oars for kis ooefurt as for a child's royalty itself sa nut looked after with more solicitude. The alanuon that an - der, Greeks used to gtv w their own bodily training u given by modern mea to the rice horse, sad, as • rsult, he is a marvel of pbyvical perfection. And after all this' Vhy, when he has been tested rod hu paces tried he u put upou the nos troth. whose his beauty and 'wattles@ please the sight and thrall for pulses of the watching thousands as no other spectacle devised for public pleasure can ever do. Ne,a.d. el Ame.lsg moon. 1Yhcu my six months' old girl begin. to ret, end 1 has* no time to stop my work and take her up, I roll her cab up to tie table, take the bird cs3e front its hogk, and set it upon the table before the tittle mw. This sleeve proves a pleasure to bird and baby and gives me uttao en hour or mote to work or rest, t1'heu it.. begins to tare of birdie's ooinpsny, I set the clock (mine se • small ung!, upuu the table beside the bird, and by the time baby has worn off the novelty ids this, I am rowdy to take her up. N hen my two year old b.,v begins to hang on my dross, and want something, tie hardly knows what, 1 soy, •• Let us play school or soldiers." So 1 gut the clothes- pins they are the old fashioned wooden uses and a basket or box. opt' as we get fruit in at the grooeas. One of the clothes- pins hoe • cap on. made from a piece of red calico tied around the neck with • white ate : this one is the aptaiu, or teacher, and ui'on rare oto.aioas it is the macaws. The o:i,er pits are the pupils or mune - "littlt buys dud dirls.' He wil! stt.k t pits along the side t f the Laaket or box; and buds much p'enure in arrangement or remanent to suit his chauriug fancy. '% hew this get. a little old, 1 take a lane basket from the mantel, and as 1 place it upon a chair yon eau see that it is (Pled with pieces of plats colored cal ca t f every oolor I could had, cna into squares, oblongs and angles of Ell degrees. '!'hese he will lay or .pread upon the floor. and has .1 ready learned the colurs at sight, and noted the difference in e(tape. In papa's shop there is an ofd cracker box and in it papa is putting all bats of perfect Gluons, cubes and angor, anythu g which tittle hands can pile up into a tiny twlldiag; pieces of moulding are •iso put into this boa. Ity and by the piecesrn!I be painted all colon except poisonous green. which 1 meter allow chi:dren to handle, and upon some happy day, wheo baby can sit upon the carpet, two little ones sill be made glad by an. Cher prevent. I may be lair near upon the kinder garten system, but if so tfeee ideas are my own : and all au w e that they are inetrur wive as sell as amusing. The little ones are taught to put the risings away when tired of them, and thus habits of order • e teamed as wclL -_ Ea11Ned al the age ./ sesesay. In the battle before lluebe., which termi- nated in the taking of the town, when the c..mmend et the army had, by the death of Generwl Wolfe, devolved on t:.neral Town, - head, the last named observed a Highland .r in front of the army laying about w.th the most surprtaiug strength and agility, bearing down all oppneioo, till almost spent with fatigue he retired behind a breastwork of deed bodies. After resting • abort tiuse, he stripped off his cwt, which encumbered hem. anQ,aiain returned to the charge with new gigot. The general, full of adnuratioo at his intrepid b.havio:, ordered him to be p engagement tprouvnt before him atter the Lg g and, having praised him tor his bravery, asked him !pow he rould leave his native country and follow the fortune of war at such an advanced age ' He replied that his Mitred to the French had made him leave Ina family at seventy years of age, es • vol unteer, in order to be revenged on them be- fore his death, and he hoped on that day he had not disgraced himself, his king, or bus country. general Towuahend was so couch pleased that he brourbt him with him and presented him to Mr. Pitt, by whom he was introduced to His Majesty. who immediately Rave bim a lieutenant's commission,- wit li the liberty of earring in any corps he might choose, or to retire to his family and friends, with full pay during his lits The wave of this Highlander was Malcolm lac Munson, of !'hone, in Redeooch, Inverness shire. Itis broadsword descended from father to son toe upwards of three hundred years. I Neer News sd We OM flegrsse. The Paris Cantors relates the following carious story "A few weeks ago an old moms came (rum Bridgetown, on the island ot Itarbsdos. to • missionary. and asked him to read three mares for Victor lingo. The missionary was astonished, and at first believed that he had maunder stood the visitor. tint the aegrse replied to his .1uestion@ that years ago the had given aid to the daughter of the tutor . f the 'Orientates,' who bad married an Frog Batt officer against the will of her father. and bad fled with him to Barbadoes. The oltlosr deserted his wit., who eminently be - .sine almost insane and was cared for in toss c'ntditioo by the regress. The regress wrote to the poet of the rad ooaditioe of his child. Hare sent her two thousand francs and bad her go to t'aris with the daughter. After remaining for a time in the home of the author, the negrese decided to return to Rarb doea. (hie *aeon far this war the fact that the poor daughter had become incurably insane and had been caselgaed to an asylum. The poet, who respected the nagrees because of the love she had borne be daughter, said to her be fore her departure from Paris, "Whoa you hear of my death in your native country have three ms e a reed for me." The old woman, who tint heard of the death of Victor Hew/ • few mcatle ago, has now tntfitIsd Me *lobes of the poet" NOW ONW T. Y .a use era e.. A11 rebs hall wry West of et. Lost Teed Fp. Per Pat L, April 2$. ---Precisely at noon the Orem Northern stoke went into effect at tit. Pant acid Moistest".lis sod at all points us We Lam from this city to the coast. rhe Konen, Illuusiula is also in- volved. 'Robin ere utiautes atter the otenmittee bad arrived at the decision to call all the mea out the order had been • unt by t•reeideut Ibbs and the fight is flow on in the dead earnest. The coin parry claims that it has sufficient wen two/ to to instal who will remain at work while the Awericau Railway Union asserts jugs the contrary. " The committee takes Um ground." said Mr. Deb* in au tutervirw, " that Ionia.; appealed agaiuta a wrung that was ludo -tied upou thous the wen should out be asked to arbitrate. A positive and deauite injus tie has been duos them and they ask to hare this rectiiacl It doer out •twit of arbitration." SA. Pott, Minn., April 30.-Iles�}patches to the Great Nurthens gourral offices say that the engineers and firemen at 11'ilmar, 5t. ('loud and Barnesville have reported t„ their superinteudenta It was learned also that ell brakeemeu oar the three blanches centering et Cruuketoa have amnuuuceJ tai.:u w;Lingoes, to 6u to work to day. The stri►ery at St. C'..:aid are indignant at the a,tiou of the Brotherhood ad En glovers, woo ,krida'.t to go to oork'*1 the old wt.. Jule of wages. Thi+ ani14 follnefeol by the l;m- tbrrhuod of Firemen reaching the sante cuaqusiom. EMILE,HENRY SENTENCED. Another Paris Anarchist to ray lb resell, of HV !'Arne. Yattu• April :I•). -The telal of the auar- chist. Etnile tt.+:tr�•, wan conclude.! on tiatnrdav The rentict was that the prisoner was guilty on all e. nuts. Henry, who ha.l been ; lid front the court ruout, was brought back. ills wat.ncr was tau constrained, ar:d he stud he fuer' the court officer.. In reaputue to the eetiuu whether he al suvthiug to he remarked non " 1 a9eept tie verdict, ala' it may „N The judges, who had ut, coprulted but a few inmates be turelug to pronouuce aetitence. ring the limn -tins judge declare tut gaffer the death penalty ed trove the deck without of nervousness. and walked step from the room gone fore Atter u that he Ho y tur ing • win. it spright A a/M '• Nothing," says 1 woman whose haute - wifely skill and exTlersence are coupled with an authoritative knowledge of senate tied, " makes a betic r di�hc!oth than no cloth at all, but whisk brorigt. The pre time of using ary old rag, an` old stocking cut open, wh.c, is a'traditio al country cloth, or any other sirisilar thing sinks u well known to los foolish. His ear on and become added clogs to the drain 'pea. 1f cloths meet be had those of coarse eel, loosely knitted from a tightly woven a d, are the boat of the kind. A broom, hu ever, is very much better. Select a short, stubby one and • trial will show its gaper. unity. To scrape the bottoms of sauce tans and pots there is nothing so good. The e . loth a not so cleanly : bets of foo.! will get into its interstices and will not ewe ily get fair, but ooth:ng clings lung to • whisk- Hold it under the faucet for • oto rent after using and it is, quickly and thoroughly cleansed. Hanging over the sink in my kitchen are always. two of these broom : one kept for plates and pottery .!babes, the other for metal ware Sityer and glass are hot washed there to twin with, and i1 any washing need no disth- clsth. And while nn the subject, c!heesect,th makes the most satisfactory of Riese towed nig. I let the coarse sort that costs only five and .ix cents a yard. cut it in yard length. hem all round, and, once tried. they will never he mimed from your pastry outn'. New York Tunes. Thr L.selleeaa of Old lite. People in active life do not raft a the tomatoes' of those persons who have out - 'wed their generation. We used to %powder how the grandmother eujoyed the long talks with an old aunt who occasionally carte to visit us. ''It is so much to we hat ing Aunt Elvirs come here, ' she told us, "because we esu talk oyer old times together. You young (silts are just as kind and good as you can be, but you don't know anything about the people who were young when we were, at.I the good times se used to have together. They are nearly all gone now to the better country, and when we old folks :haute to men with some friend of the past it is like living over the young days again." So, grown up girls and boys. if there is a dear mother or old father left to you, re member the looelines of their advanced wild age, and be very kind and thoughtful of their wishes. Pet the dear old mother who u left to finish the journey without the companion of her youth. She mimes the sympathy and toys he gave her for so nanny years, and his attentions, so tenderly given in times of illness and sorrow, are grapy mused. Ib not forget. in the multiplicity f the cargo and es of nclildle ogive k dlyy attention tito the dear old ltpeople. This elappeavo I. Nea%so. "When Lot's wife looked back.' gaol the Sunday school teacher, "what happened to leer "She was transmuted into chloride of sodium," answered the ease, with one voice. t. Masa. .lobnnis-Ilawnn•, Roston r one half as big es New York is it ' Maesmu-I ha's quasiity, but ,tuality, my son. that makes a city great. Insist open having sirs Varsity cigar,ther ars wg.ailei. 1.tw Reciprocate the Eat '(blew with the milk et hawses theism " Varsity " N the finest five own cigar eve •offered the public- 1etw The Reek of Ceemwe es, Whacker, has • $90 1111 cased. from the quarters d four W0 Mlle that bre bees .fe.esly •pits sad gaar- tared, ere quarter being sod is the waw Nit, thus Nokiag $100 cwt el PK M1.nl.tt'a ('err ' Ms't en • eneyeefr, It csr.r ineip,.r' en..enwnplNW. it te the best At WMk amass' Mi. W lewd, mesa* it.s hit* p•oeller h 1d, that eleslsmetn *.sib mire. !any me cost. a.m. t 25 eta • end tis es tip I!q ala. sad .1.00 per hatch. field by all Nat so limb.. at Iso, were When. de- speed. Zorn drwrghda e w leek the hews were to rets, aMwt.g c1�t hare w.stci IMsaa� About two months ago 1 was nearly wild wit it heedache. 1 started taking Blood Bit• tem, took two bottles and my headaches have now altogether disappeared. I think it is • grand medicine. Fos First, Massey Station, Oat, (,'URE T0`TNI 'HAT Bt$T COUGH WITH SHiLOH(S CURE 1 .• OeOt •d(`'0. ni fWT t ., L -aa t -.T awes Were ot'mst a... Timm. stooges, W fiend twat *alhne _ For Coaews/oiM 1110 - ���n� .�gira��nwts '$ aBLLA Pt.MtU &. 5 wee .1.�--.aternwitP. V -- t - 6Ii:ftEDY. t1. aro yes•'at =- D0N'r LET ANOTHER WASII-DAY Go BY WirilouT (/$/NO YOU will find that it will do what no other :;oap can do, and will please you every way. SUNLIGHT SOAP It is Easy, Clean, and Economical to wash with this soap. Testimc z's.ials aannellninneWeeneW for Terne Plate Roofing put on by J. H. WORSELL : The Terre Plate Roof wk;ch you place.t on thorosahty understand how to pot it on to the new a.•ditioa to sour fae'ory while with inakea Ono elsa.ruof. Saunders & Co.. appears to be cuiirelyy utas- t' lfstu *'eta hisos, (".mica. factory. and. 1 chink. will pros yp adorable root covering. Alt, h. L+At NOM,. Manager. T1e Tyree Plate Roof yes pal en our bet lug office In Inp= to reputes ararel has 'men perfect eatidectiun. You toads • tire' oboe ppb. J. P. 7 riAr-t. t'hatuu. ['run cher. ally reeomme,ul the Tern, Piste Reetyou put on my block tf t .fore/ dnrate _. It has giveo the beet „( sat isdte';on. Jsseii'H Winn KNEAD. ('limon. The Terne Plate Inset ycu' put on 'the foundry in Ibi3 to replace ararel Tins given good est hirelings. aid. to m, erosion, .• the h, et on the market. J. It. lit St tets.tiottricli. The roof jos pnl on my arable 11.1'91 has stood well and II quite san•re'-.ury. W. t1'. Faunas. The Terne !''ate !tout on any Mort, has given every nal afar: tui and :( 1 were luring to build again. l would eel have any other 111 t We are thoroughly relished that Terne Plate could get It pint on for nothing. is oke beet flat rooting for our climate, and you , w'.' •t'ut•re:H 51 Id.',, t linins. If you „'ant agood Roof g't sIR$EI.L, The Pre ti::cl iin•I,.it1, •n put it oil. A wont to the is 1 .' i+ ,wtfic i•'nt. SPRING HAS COME Don purchase the following Goode argil you hate .awn ours. GARDEN TOOLS, Lawn Mowet•s (ten inch drive wheel),Spades,Shovels,Hoes, Rakes, Poultry Netting 24, 30, 36 and 48 inches, Plain, Barb, Galvanized, Oiled and Annealed Fence Wire, au.l n G::1 1 i t GENERAL. /IARDI1 ilia/:, at Prices to Suit the Time DAVISON & CO., I, lag t'e.waw TO ■. r. 11'saghaiw A little daughter of alar .I:,iUaro, one day last Werk, by some means got its hand in the cogs of an ice cream freezer and hats one of its fingers taken a f1. t GRATEFUL- COMFORTING. PPS's COCOA BREAKFAST SUPPER. "liy a tborois h knowledge of the natural lows which gotkrn the operations of d:gnetion and nutrition, b a carettd appli.at:on of. the fine properties well selected ('oaos, Mr. Repo has provided our breakfast a0A sup per s deliestely Mvoi I hevera,te which nutty sate us lawny heavy d tors' Lilts. it is by the iudicioua use of such set • otdoet that aeon stltutton may ora greenish built up untiletrong enough to re,ist rt er, t deny to disease - Hundreds of suhtld rc are fleet NM around us readyto attack whe ver there ie a weak point. *5'e may escape' +nue • fatal shaft by keeping norselves well'(orelfind with pore blood and a properly nourished (rame.'- ('irrf Seerwr (7ase0(e. !!lade simply with tootling water\nr mak. self only in o.ckets.by Oracers. labelled thus: J1111Es Carrs 4 Co., Lad., Nonereoltlbie e, I..no tiresomea. tagosd. . TI:t', :ems DUNN'S BAKING POWDER THFCOt$T OKS BESTCANADA. � RIEND LARGjaLE try HUGE DUNLOP, THE CLOTHIER, has just returned from the cities who re he has been selecting NEW SPRING GOON, He has now;on hand a Large Line of the Choicest O•Nxl, in the Market and is prepared to turn out work in the Beet Style possible, and at Prices to suit the times. II .'9 • :• H. DUNLOP. Patronise True Competition, PLANING MILL FSTIBLISNIO I1155. Buchanan & Son, alA�t'/1l'il hRhe SASH, DOOR and BLITTD Dealers In all Linda of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES Aad builder's.% uatcrial of ^s erp 't. irtian School Fu nitUro a Scecialty. OODEi JCH Steam, Boiler Works. thIdTA!BARB El1'Veal A. S.`\CHRYSTAL, Tag Caxanrarr YacOfa JLaiLwav (lo.'. Tasstpene•p�svtr bra bees a taldiehM to give thu peWo a ores else s.rrles with fair cud pe ttssaest oemspaa(ttfon. It M managed we baleen prlsrlptes sad b the tolerant et los escrows. 1t dews« tlhee of every verse. wk, Its e� `'"....k dean w Oe. f+..n. 50.1.an . weasetiag with M1 les neo se Wafted ewe%, Wade and 4 0 •eat. .0 ••wrwi. 1e \erthwew.nritlett (el bis and Pees llr ('e Odle... -.teeth Ptd. Wsi.l eer-M. N.rNAt>t'i IMI. Lentil Newsom. Orsierlel rot Aeysfnl.1- 1:Ioek,7 Manufnetnrrrs of all kin.ls of SL i.cll- ary Mario.', Upright .t Tubular �O�ZdERS, Salt !':tits, Smoke Sta.•ks, SLei t lien W'orke, rt.., etc. Also (111111111. Upright and •htorirnt.tai'•1'.d. Valve good . Automatic Cut ruc.aee o penalty, A. sizes of pi a and yspe auhew ctrtatamtly on hand. Kat,ma'ce fundebad os .bort net tee. Repairing promptly attended te. '.,}Clift P. 0, Rol :t7, (loder.eh.Ott. Worke'Oppa.ite Ir- T. R. Station. Godorirb. Scientific Astsriale Agency fir PATENTS f OAVEA TnA01 MA slu pp0aSIGN AT OOPYAIONTS, orals Tor lwrarsnteoo end fres. Han'wm.r wine to MLNN A 0) sl'1 Rauaowar. New roan. Mind rn p' Ioannina Fax ownwtn. patent. In A merlon. tp "putdte by a ea i teeDriven h.k or aR.b'talti cfccientific American 7: 'telt rlrcnta•,en of any Mant11M pope M!n tae w.eM. Hy1el4ly niarwtM. No IntNtyaw lt sans .Mmwl.l to club al It, Weekly. VA's • )Leat : flA0 mss esR.tw. Address mixt./ 5 co., rl•utureus.lp ltra,•war. Slew Yat a BACK -ACHE ODDS KIDNEY PILLS WILL CURE YOU "Backache Iltr...,• the kW- wsye ars 1. trouble. Dodd'. kidney Pin.iue e prepf relief." "76 per cent. of di 1s ret mused by disordered Mid - • a "Nicht as well try to have g Asa/tky city without geru.r . yet ae good health when the A/dse s wire .Algpl�Hwy .r1 the ecave'n9M0 of the RottNP. "Delay le dangerous. Neg- lected kidney trouble. result /n Bad Blood, Oplpepsic, liter Complaint, and the most date` gyeroes of alt, etiy1t1 Disease. D,e*!.tee .ad Dropsy." .bore drso.naft mane( asset whore Dedd'e kidney Pflh are watt ge A'li.5't "w . •• 611 ogqas beak WM May Tea.