HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-17, Page 7A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS:
D:U 0003S.
50 domes of b yards each, all doable fold
`wI's iii plata sad shot Wheat., at 41.50 •
i . worth double the mosey. :10 dr..s
mgr of b, yds. sate, full width, Tweed
mine AIM VOIATBD.
Pia. Black Worsted Tro.u.eriuga at 75c. •
yard, or ate .d. to order, Eli 25. All.
noel Cased& Tweeds, 28c 3b. , 40c , We
Hui
We. sod 75.. . .
eke. 44 !1 for the dr... 6 pssuer of blwk MN'S AND a=te, SIMS.
TILE I IGNAL: (:f)DERiCH, ONT., TRURSDAY, .MAV 1;. 1894.
Pale Faces
show Depleted Blood, poor
nourishment, everything
bad. They are signs of
Anaemia.
Soarietta in .,et anal Blue Blacks, blue' ter Heys' Flaaalatt_ shirts, 30e. stab. .
key ,;, • goods you ever saw , our little, 5(L. Mai's y laneolette shirt., 344:. each.
S,ODIZ6' 3111.11CIC Orsro 10 dos. Hsu'? Black Cashmere Sock.,
a Fare. Navy and Black , pexins„ so, beautiful goods, cheap at 40c. we are I
t'oats. lour choice for fro melba, at 26c. a pair. lull range of 1•ottoo I
Socks from 100 up.I the Cream of Cod-liver
-0pain.f Ladies' Taffeta I:lot esiu!lank $gour )41„. luluof 1'aderwear tui!
ave,
With hypophoephlLea,
•asSOcI •u:'.
pear 1 J owl ladies' Cotton r, rear MILT LAT..
as•twl tact hick, aunt" Heel., 4,4,14. rot the want of room we are meg ng out of
.-ors and doulde Toes. wanks 35c. sad >0., ibis line and claw the b•la.ce of our
, parr ocr price is 25c.• stock of gl, li2'•ad s3 las at 50.:each.
X171042,11.
/ Tits, lour a • basal •nal (au,y
goods 1
and �T11 SO=
Scott'
mulsion
GLOM AIM ZOdI11liT. , SUM >TDsiwsas
o
.ad t leer a odd pain d lanes, cal . of a line of rgtular'Marta y or the , • riches the blood, purifies
sob we are clearing out at 10c. •
`ems Cheeks
ek at be. Swiss regular 10...04 12c. t •hkows kaoM ' lour chose. of any Tic in the store
or :n
FLANNELETTES. We have Just placed in Stock a
case of Flannelettes, 25 pieces, shipped to us direct from
the mill, all good Pat .erns in Stripe.. and Checks. We ,
have marked them 7c. a yard.
JOHN T. ACHESON
THI; PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
SPRINGk ECHOES.
vires
NOW IN STOCK
: , turd 1'ql lfrl llsA. (the latest 1.
CtitiVt•, u, usual up to ti.. Mark.
HOSIERY . . . ,
r! 1; White, ('ream, SI$e, Fa.%n anal TIM Shades ini
S.lk l
1 1:irea.1 ate/ Canl:n►Orti. t ,
Oil,
en -
the
skin, cures Anaemia, builds
up the system. Physicia►u, the
world over, endorse it.s
I.tf heel h !
hca 1 • It,.,.ow Isomile to oruseo.r tt,.a at.
MARGARL1 L SHEPHERD.
She LIIe tiler) as ew.i.0 se le ■ Toronto
( Jars or
The following 'roc The Toronto Empire
refers to the evidence of Margaret L !?hep
herd ao the Marro* Vuutuaw case, re
rntly trial in Toro•te •
3lagaret I. Shepherd was the teat wit.
otos tailed for tits p'•intitt She is the
somewhat celebrated awl -Romanist te.c:urer
anal has a history that u Jrctdwlly irtereet
Otic. rice atotes:cd tire -zed a black, and in
answer to ,4o- Uo0o by pluutiffs compel
told of eeriit, remarks that had been oak.
10 her by ti:e defendant &bus: the plaintiff's
charade?. Th. witness was sharply cross -
tsunami by 11r..lulius:on, counsel far Mrs
Noumea*. and it •, as in rep:y to h m she
told Iver s:raoKe a•..ry. Mrs ,S31.,yrd,
*aid the had lte.'.l in Eaglau.l a certain
protion tf her 'life, and while there had
loon imprisoned in a f.mrlaou isd far ■ix
Irewash* for ,te•:int• tw *ave the Ito of her
starvtc;; chili she woe tried and acquit
led tet other crirminaltr1e. Toe nano:
under w •h rte went at the time of her
convictlw I:.marl}:•Iger:•.n. This was
mot her Is.!.a howeter. The' sante she
had hor:.e from thl Soto) was ligan.
';.
Wes your 1.. Co5.me Egan.
No.
i! 'tad you any cti.rr Lame'
don't remember.
t! -Were you married at that time:
A _X..
b Thep F:x:\a eau:d not be gnat. sonar.
Wen yooOebrr baptised • A. --- les.
V. Ci a, whet name '• ' Alwool
Ego,rifer' ..f -
i :you }warn ` :1. - In
tato,
She dial no• loos her f.tber's for milt..
It. cbrsuao rune wee 1'uil.p. .ail that
!le knew about her' !mbar war shat {let
nou.cr told 1.er.
4! What wee\ your mothers same 1:
.1 Whaler'
SPECIAL VALUE •1-
A large range of Trimming �Rrai.l4,' in Silk, Mohair an.t Angora
- +til wlil4lts in Serpentine and Creme Military.
DRESS GOODS . .
I'a•I:m(ree, Henriettail and Whip l'a,r'Is. C•a.4nnere.•1 to White,
rr.-fttr, Skye utI emetiiwti. Leading ing';ha.t.., in Nun', \ t iiing.
DBLAINETTES . . .
1': sera),, 1:u•:-, Spots ansl•stripee.
line of Smallwarea. in; :ading Pearl and Linen But -
tone, 2 and 4 holes.
tt•e..ilea kindly ty11,11 4. Per 1 eat. bt.r.unt for (.-b.
244
M7.7NTRO
Dralllelr and Haberda▪ sher.
THE PROFESSOR OF SIGNS.
1.11 the *retch Atelier .sir the .forty■..
A4► / seersteed Math weir,.
h ;he taiga lot James VI, u1 Moot/ t d.
•fe `fast-k--Awtkassa+tor, • man 4,1 great
insist, heal the i•s: that in a -t ry or nor.
.tit, there ohon1d 1q • professor of dos,
.hers d1'y would he to male n . n of
rarest enuat lea un• .osteon 1.• h o:n,r ty
ars/."thin dome away with the teturs
and iab'I,uw progress of h .,roteg .1,11er. mt
imply.. The ambassador w u 01..1 day
larennne to the kola tins deficiency to our
eel er 1•, e-Itseetwu, when he for • joke
041 aha' 14114 important branch was t.t
s .reed mitt otlaad ; that Aberdeen had
reit • professor. The SpeusrJ at once
b l e d7;1.1 he would go and we his.
'be Flag wee unable to dissuade him : and
Woe d.lm,rlf in an •wk weed ltoeitloe,
WOW to as atm:•mitt sod showed Its pro•
le en to male the beet a the .ttoatiou .m
M. way
Sartel•, hot the letter s00ouu•ing the
artawsd.•r s elpelted arrival ruched Aher•
Jae, who:. the an.h•ewlor himself appear•
.d The p•ofeson had not bad tune to
'+)reit err, ph•o, and they were at their
e i:ei end t be of them ch.ineed to recount
tam dtlemt,* to th. butcher, • wataish
'd.w, b:4.d in one eye and quiet a: rattier -
'St
,• Way. that a easy et.eoch, ' said he.
' I could do it fleecy, since •tie but W keep
roll eel mak gigue."
Well, a came about that the butcher was
s'talls 1 is the university as professor of
too, dimmed in • profeesiosal robe and •
'' ai wi1 to.g. The aan{.asador wee p tts.ot•
Re took • curvy of (111
bSletwe'. face, Mi thee produced aa orange
!got. lass iu.ket.
ah.1g denoted, the butcher thrust his
load tete his emit pocket and produced a
pee of oaten take, which be _hewed to the
w'
Spoilt/id The amb.ss•doe than
up arse Boger. The professor of
t N' hell up two : whereupon the am-
torader bald sap three, or whieh abs bet.
"or elinolud his hand and held it sternly
.a the air.
ileeosin( this the ambassador wiled in •
mow mtih.1 manner, bowel profoundly
eel left the presence of the preteede•l pro -
The spaai.r.f reported to the professors,
•k• ten lnsio:aly awaiting him, that the
1"4+04.r of sighs was • miracle and well
snub c"atisg 600 miles to see. He'd be,
Joie from my pocket•
the ncbnew.othe country fro.wch
ear R, showed me a piece of mew
eke, Indicating that his country produced
't'e staff of life. 1 thew held up ore finger,
F1eteor that there was but nue (cod. H•
hid .p two showing that n at thewere two
i re'ss 'a the l,odheed. 1 held up throe to
owe tilers were throw i. the Godhead. Re
.ftei"d 1.4 hand, to show that the three
..re owe "
The hoteliers version of the interview
~1140:
d,s The imp • what do ye tbisk did he
Ns .tared me out o' .01.41.....
rnt: after which piece o' i. be
Whit from his murk an oeryor osis f to
'Y. Veto plot- oawety memo 'rodeos
"11, r,� wall
y hood into my p�a��
yhaa e' .ales mks, d•ris'
sat o/ thowhe i•wlte iso Niue that Thee
.' reseal dee? He held
l'ay''err. w1Nwin' that 1 had hit aye
"P twa,totellhimhehrdaoly
these Re held up thew to elbow that we
keN between sea i U... ,1eed,ed my
sN wee its see a � u gq�
ah• "at vin he hada.
PettyIns
'teak 1 wed bee las.•ke1 ttof room
4I•ks„
r'+r Twins. Word
ty�(wrtin as it
d PION tries" W-
I..
Were you not "known at Louisa.
Prolate, and indicted lady, that opine when
oa w• rc convicted to London.' A. 1
oar t remember.
la March, 181;0 she Hail rase to the S't
acnes House, • church of Euglasd inati:n
ice is Linden. and Chart had lie en her
ams as I: niss Helen SVestIaa4.
it. Shen, yon impnsoned at Cbmin.
'crcw'all, Eng., awaiting trial ou • charge,
c'I there ka,an u Ge -setae Parise$' A.
1'ew: &her 1 hti married 1'aptatu
•'ktu.
u --\fere you ere- Went/tied with the
oh-stiwt Army, and if so, under whir,
acne.A 1 was with Mrs. Rooth for a
sae as ller.arot Ifetbert. '
The ware her explained to his Lord
hip and the jury that she had chanted her
sine this last time to put away from her
he errors of her put life, awl start anew-.
he ha t, lived in Bristol, Egg., and in ire•
rad also as (lcorgine I'arkya.
She dritte.l on to the stage for • few
tasks and thea eat employed for a time by
. \S'. Stead, editor of the fall 5!411
arctie and the Review of Reytsws. She
rat 11101 Mr. Meed in .10y, 1885, and
greed to secure interviews with Mn. Arm
trona and other Wonsan for pnblic.tiou to
r. 'shard's series of •retch• on fallen
omen. She was helping kir. Strad to
prove that children were sold for immoral
rlr,.rb to !stades. She drew no salary
her sluices, but ger expenses, and
terwards her paasaee to America. she
derstoo.l was paid by Mr. Stead.
The next remarkable event of her
peculiarly eventful life was her separation
from her husband, Crept, Parkyn, when •
forgery chart* was brought against hum.
She tame to America ender the auspice• of
the Salvation Army, and after a time pro-
ceeded to ('barlotIstowo, P. E. I., to con-
duct • series of .rivioee for that body.
Whi!e there she tet )Jr. Shepherd, herpre-
sentbwbud, and wee married to him os
April 4th, 1886. At that time she thought
Capt. Parkas, her tonne, heobasd, tepee
dead, and when she rowed that he was still
living, she left Mr. Shepherd.
\Vhile in Canada she belotaged to the
Methodist church. She afterwards went to
Bosnia and joined the BapWts. Thee she
began her work as • leot.rer, speakisg in
Bosom, Chicago, and ether large cities in
the Stats. While in Chiago the ohsrgaa
formerly mods sophist her by her essetis
were agate seamed at • stem tweeting held
is the Medea' wrest theatre. Chicago.
1-td_r further .nous-gsentissieg she so -
k eowledged
aksowledged that •1,e onajd set &sewer for
her movements during three days et her so-
journ
s-journ in lushes. While .order the io/weooe
of a drug, she wondered from her owe
place of residesos earl wee brought book to
to ber rooms flare. days later by • friend.
What Me Masud taut.
A lady, who ass shopping, noticed •
tory small boy who was employed •,
Yash " in the ,acre, sad hiring inter
sated in him began to ark hi•n .Ins-
t ions
"• Would.'t you like to lice with ma and
have everything my little boy has • " .he
bwlutnd.
" What does your lisle bey have • ' ark
ed the child, fixing hie largo, serious eyes
e pos her twee.
rNl, Ilse W book.. and tope, and a
posy;;' sod 111. 'unintended • lot of
tki.1.
" Ras he ..y papa asked lee child.
"• (M, yes, he bee 4 dear. hied paps, who
gives him all the things."
"Then 1 wOsIl like to heour Tittle boy,"
said the AM mood " 1.w my papa in
deed, awl 1 would rather have him thaw say
et the other woos."
Tis I.4y vibe m
bed bees seemly tains
whit the WY for asiseemeat. fwd bad
weei to keep bank her tows e* (4* raw±re
eos!s sten w
'11Fatsity" sign/ r sill le lri4
lay visaed. Bel gwti Try It .d i
A Mailgered Mune... 41
! luno honor, I have a wino's' lit 'tie 11(•11, .)
nem, who N slab. and ready to prove an t
•'ibi for this man, sod the attorney for (ae
sic ten,* e.,;erly. (
Very well, brag him in, cowman lel the
a
I judge.
1t s a woman, ) oar beam.. ,
• 11'ell,�wnll,j,riag her ir.
But, your homer, I cannot have the
conned for t' a prn..cntion badger my wit
no. e. :the Ism very nape_talle pfrms, sad
has rev(r bees in a emit of justice bit,,, . •
{:ran. hut: In. n
The woman war brought in, and duly t
I swum and 1•.1.1 t, elate what she knew, r
land to remestber that she war under oath. la
! !abet gess *hent and read -laced, and hens
' volubly : w
1'•.0 roe, ;edge, it was this way, 1 ie, to 1'
my darter, ter I t,
Stop, atop. You are only to make a plain fi
statetncut \\here was the prisoner when a
you Hnt saw hint ` at
That'. what 1 wu cettieg at. I u. to \!
my clatter, err 1 w
Never mind what you aid to your
' daughter. What day of the month was it pu
that you last saw the m 1u now on trial' for
1 gulls 1 might ter know. It war the .f
day our folks went to the onanty meetir.'. nn
j
itut what da • of the month, sate what
day of the week was that
Mame day 1 made Almy'e new age green
rows
%Venom, •se{aimeJ the outlet' for the
proremit one, you evidently don't know
amiable( about the case. You are *loured.
-1 dentin a I'.a done anything to be ex-
cused 1-.e. 1 only wanted to tell you
1\ by don't you answer a plain •ttteation'
1 nu are trifling with the court.
No 1 ain't, nether. What tlteestios her
you rot
Can you teal the day of this month open
which you tut saw the prisoner'
Yes it's the 15th, sortie sore.
Fifteenth Gf what'
Why that is to -day.
Aia't I eosin' him now .
Look leen, said the wrathy attorney,
rising end poie!ieg • long, lean finger at
the witless, you o.rht to be able to answer
• pimple outwies. • woman et your age.
.I,r$e., said the witaos., facing round
upon the Judicial chair, 1 ark the p.rtection
of this court. 1 dtdi t tome hen to he in
suited. feint ho called me a woman, then
he teaks about m7 age. Tidal fear jedge,
sad 1 ain't Senior to tell •11 1 keno while
re's in the reor-t.
There was • laugh at the exposes of the
attorsey, and by diet .f much sooehieg the
rood wom•a was at gut induced to toll a1)
she knew.
The 1.41. pin&
A ' i.se of boys tw - boarding school were
bane etamined in Soriptan. „ What eon
you tell me shoot Mee "' "eked the is -
'pester : •, what art d . mow war he r
" Please, sir, he wee a rentlerrnan," piped
forth • pale heed, bright eyed Ind of eleven
or theresshost..
Gestletsan . " repeated the inspector,
with a look o/ surprise ; " what do ye.
The little hey replied : " Please,eir, when
the daughters of Jethro went to the well to
draw water the shepherds name owl drove
them away, mod Mose helped Ihi ►tore
of Jsthew.•od amid to the Amphorae: 'Ladies
p1.a... gees losses.' •
R.rdoek Blood Sitters owe
111•Iiiiik Masa 1MMess .fids
Berri ek Biped BIMw silt.. JIJ(JU•sea
1i .elk Blood N here env. TT. .Adel..
None► all the
bwwb, thus .erisg
.uwplalwt.
- BLAS T8 FRbM' AM'S HORN.
Words •n the overcoats of ideas
A map a nut hated until sueos.slul.
l uenorrow is the day that saver comes.
The cheerful titer u the happiest mase sea
earth.
A godly life u • living pralcr that will
serer end.
The first lesson in deceit a often taken by
going into debt.
Some fellows get eery low down In get -
:sag up a the world.
Lamm.s leaned l the school of espci ie.ce
are remembered the longest.
The world pays more attention to what •
man does than to what he says.
1;, Is not the bird with the brightest
plumage that sings the .weeteet.
The titan who votes to sustain • wrong
is helping the devil, whether he knows it
0r not.
'rbere u more power to the influence of e
Loy than t here is in all the .town in • lo-
contotttre boiler.
No church is ever toade a Lit stronger by
having an unrepentant •:aper with a pocket
full of mosey walk up and luta it.
A t(al* Susie the Ph,seyw'. Nary.
.\t Dight the weary ted doctor sat dow
and noted, u usual, the coaditioa of h
patients :
The rag can --Picking rap.
theelitor- Rapidly declining,.
The dentist -fay pull through.
The postmaster -?lust g,.
The .le.f .lute --?til complaining.
The painter -Mere Luh signs.
The miser -Barely minx.
'Che ,n.h.r - -Rallying.
'11,0 ea.hier (bine,
The actor -On the last 'stage.
The butcher --Leu fat on bones.
Tlw cobbler Mendlug.
- The jail prisoner Will soon Le out.
The two gr..cen t In t i:e t cr ie of disco:c-
tion.
The murician Toning up.
The carpenter Improt'i( g.
.looms' boy•---Itad and crowing worse.
'I'd, barber •Saved by a t1. se shave.
The honker •!ruling
Th. bootmaker-- Wilt not hat king;
The pugilist -SI tikieg improvemeet.
The ptjMer--Seuiag up.
ur.loh alphabet.
Tile aoitary .%seuc.atiou, of loon
dose, give tL following utnplo rules for
krepinr health, which v" ti'id coped in the
fsanitarun : .
1-t►lnnu u vote are up shake Menke: and
tett.
L1--ot be without shots than bit with wet
t' ' n, if( bea:ti.y, arc &dire, not
�" aJl:
ii --amp led" and d.yhp tIs`hts Will troth
make you ill :
E at a:ow•ly .tad always rheic ycur £a -d
eta:
F---rw.hcei the air is the ii•,a•e where you
dwell ;
41 arments Inuit never Is. made too fight ;
R --Dotes should Le healthy, airy and ht ;
1- -f you wish :o be wee, .s ',oar .lo 1•re se
doubt,
.1 --hitt nine op the windows before you to
0141;
X--e,•p the r.. ens always tidy and clean : -
L et duit on the furniture never be seen
- uch thorn a caused by the want 0'f
pure .'r :
X ow to open your window be ever your
care :
i I - 1d rage and 01.1 rubbi*h !boob! never b.c
kept :
P eoph- shied.' see that the dorm are all
seep'.
t! -uick movements in children are healthy
and right :
R ememler the young cannot thrive with
out light :
S tee that the cistern is clean to the brim •
T .Le care aha: your dress is a:l tidy sail
trim :
l• se your nese to aid if there Le a boa
drain ;
✓ cry sad ere the ft •ra that coke in ire
train
1V -a!k as much as you , ..n without reeling
fatigue :
t 1
• ur es could walk foil mauy a league :
Y- our health is your wealth, which your
wisdom must keep :
sal will help a rood cause and 'be goo./
you will reap.
•weeded, ear Weed sal. the te.wp••er.
,I'wsienr "sent `;acne, the famous and
eotn'itric French compoeer, tells a graceful
and interesting anee.lote of the helping Wand
extended to hien by Retain' when ho sou
only • •inner in his career. " 1 had oat
cosi ," says he, "a frarnte.t for the
Hate and clanooet. Rossini invited • great
crowd of people to his house, and had my
piece executed by ibrna and Leroy. As the
author of • %Valliant Tell' had aid nothing,
everybody conclndot that the piece war his
own composition, and when it war over the
applause war tmmultuens : ■11 hands were
waved wooed Rossini : everybody eosgr.t-
elated him with enthtuita.t. The twister,
with • mischievous smile, took me by the
han-1 and resented me to the company.
• The work, he said, ' is by this young man.
"The applauders were somewhat (Bacon
oerted, hit it war too late to take lock the
praise they had teetotal ns my fragment."
n
Is
It ('weed Thew.,
This a the story of the way io which •
bkstoo man cured his children of a senseless
habit of .peech
0.. evening this gentleman came home
with a budget of news. An aa!wintance
had Ailed in betaiama He spoke of the
incident sw " deliciously sad." Ile had
ridden a town with • meted wit, whom he
d,merite.d u " horribly entertaining," and,
to e•p the climax, he spoke of the hotter
which had been est before him at • h.ustry
hotel u " t heirs!y rancid "
The ynusg people attired, sad the eldest
daughter pllid . •' Why, pipe, 1 .b.e'd
think you were ont of your heed."
"Not in the kart, my deer," he Paid
pleasantly " I'm merely trying to follow
Om fashion. i have worked nit 'divinely
rwaeid' with a good deal of labor. it seem,
to me rather mere effective than • •wildly
sweet' 1 mean to hemp op with the oat of
you hereafter And sow," he esatieeod,
" let mei help you to • pieta of this ea
genitals tough beef. "
Adverts, he sate, are sot se Aebiesabte
.e they were Is W /•telly.
11MIM'. Tlasleme.
sten 1. r Tito' 'n• t^ , 'anoo,te, Tenn
y. • •• 4hil.l.'. C'tel. nr ' avert ism Iaf.
.weld., it the bet' remedy kw • debilitated '
system 1 ever need.- Ter d liver
or Missy trouble it *mesh. Pelee 'R mats.
Orli y all drwaista e w
THE CAPTAIN'S STORY.
ibe taller. t:.tY et.Mem b GIe
ria IdlIes a atywa e .(ells,
One of the oldest sea captains, who visit
the port of New York, is • I:than, woo
years ago left his fatherland to take service
u use of the F:aglish vessels plying between
b.or{aed sad the East Iodise. In c08Very-
tion a few days ago he gave an account of
his esciueg eap.rieace.
A great shark, sail lie, had followed us
our Vessel was not Tory large for five
days, on one of the very early voyages. It
was impossible to satisfy its revuou hon.
ler, and he _wallowed almmteverything we
threw overboard. We tried in vain to
capture the animal rod almost decided to
give up the attempt. 'I hen unhappily. say
.alone boy died, and we, of course, made
preparatn,us to bury him as anion wish to
be but ied, in the depths of the sea. SVc
watched closely for the shark on the mo. w-
ing of the tuceral, naturally nm t wishing
Hint to make • meal of the ship'slittle,(avor•
rte. We bad not seen htm for an Lo ir or
more, and believe./ the time favorable for
the burial Ilut we had been deceived. The
body, lorded with comma balls to carry It
to the bottom of the see, had lust toucee.l
the water when the great shark mewed his,
mighty Awe and swallowed IL The sailors
who had lowered the body were almost
drool' overboard by the forceful p1141 of the
shark.
'rho angered t1., seamen -beyond endur
sore 4m1 they swore they would kill the
creature.. They prepared a Lomb to ca•
plods under the water at a certain time, en
closed in a cowhide dud threw it to the
shark when he ?vain appeared near the •',ip.
The cowhide ;nicht• disappeared. As a
rule the ,hark, after gettmg something, in
its month, ■wan. away from t,.e boat • ton-
aidenblc dial/new, to order to eat the
owned 1Vet et course, expected it to do
the same thing flus time, as the ship fright
ba eo'taogered ).y the ,on.i,g expl(wiens.
But to the terror of .l! til w the *hark re
mut:td in clove prr,sirn:ly to the tei,.L
Oct of the tailors suggested that the bite
was not large enough to ir.twvete.ce the
monster an.1 proposed that ee make a lar.
g.',c {/signal for hie strmach. It was dune
ash,,u. kh es ros.i1Flo.
one of the sean.en trot a sack which Inas
filled with old rage sad other useless thiole
'and threw it Into -the water.
• l'he Iles opened, but he could 'mere the
,stat!
down -he thrt•at easily, so ho swam
sway, to the urea? delight of it! cn board.
Ilut thli time Rad caste for • the explosion
ao 1 we waited with 4MA beating hearts
for 4t, praying that he would kcal) away
from the ship '*Ve e:ou'.-1 just see the fish
•tato below the surface, when a dull s iutef-
was M'ar'l, the waters darted and 9.'w into
the air. The stark wood:vide I into pi
and our Jaeger was panel. 1 rhail never
forret our terror while that dish remained
neer a w•ttb that Iamb is Ins ■tuttnit'iI.
The • tl1'wad'. Paper 14j'). -.
'rhese'lit4 .;',VS. paper mills in the world,
sod they reedit,* ann'tahy 110,0')0 totes r f
paper. .About halt this •;uantpy, or 4r.;,,..200
tons, is aged for pr:u'inl;"p':rpo•'e.. nearly
380,0(0 tons of it going f..j p, w.dial" r• sad
periodicals alone. TKO terrinUtit tn
of the world consume 100,1430 'togs, •the
•chola 39,0X) tops, con.:.leteko 1:„000 (cos,
sod trades abut 90,000'to,•,, whilst private
'Litters, eta, mate up 52,000. 'Thos. jasper
milts employ 270,0)0 hand., too :Vida of
whom are women.
bat iwwat:rt,d 11141h the ffpewritrr.
A go Lois drummer says that the t.y re.
writer has coat hint • good many customers
in the back wood districtaof Arkansas", Teras
'and the In,fias territory. He tors of
visit that he made in the, country sonic
thirty mile* from Newport, Ark , to a cos
touter wh.. told always ret'cived tum gladly
and enterta ned him royally. This time the
merchant would hardly epesk to him, an:{
its wife and daughters tot-ne.l thur lacks
.wJ **Ike.' out of the store when he enter,
ed. The sitietl.n-Kiiesedu eap:ailed. raid
the merchant, tossing • type -written docu-
ment towards him : " You thiuk up alar
ip St. Louis {het me an' my darter can't
read rain do you an' 60 votive gone to
Navin' my letters printed'" In vain the
drummer explained the machine on which
the work was done, and the universality of
its taw by bushman houses. The man would
riot believe that there was any such mach-
in.', and persisted in considering the letter
as a pr:uted circular and a perional affront.
The Mull era. ■.u,e,
Dr. Ityerwon, member tor Toronto, is now
looked upon as an innocent tbroad by both
parties in the Ontario Legislature, He
frets and he fumes and he makes charter,
but the veriest tyro in debate can trip him
up. Some of the positions he takes up sug•
test the necessity for an icyuiry into the
health of the member for Toronto. Ilere is
an extract from the debate, in which 11r.
Ryerson falsely charged that Hon. Oen. tV
Roes had bought up the chief high school
wasters in the province :
1)r. Ryerson The deputy minister of
Education is • nephew of the honorable
minister.
Mr. Roes- No, heel no relatite of mine.
Dr. Ryerson He'. • nephew of your
wife.
Mr. Roes No . he's not my wife'.
.e ew.
)r. Ryeno.-Wahl, he's your fiat wite's
w. _
r. Ito. . ; )r1r's so relative to my
first wife.
Dr. Ryoesi. Well, he's a relative to
your 1e(0ad wife.
Mr. Ross • No, nor to my third wife.
1/T. Ryerson Well, I thought he was.
(Prolonged applan.e. .
The mal who 'hicks with • heal empty
of fetch es sure to be thoroughly discredited.
The "Varrity" e:gar is, withont • doubt,
sap rior to themajn,,ty of fes cent 'good..
Try it and be convinced.
2ctw
*Ida.
pmBanks
Oust regtadoe.
WM I Wt.'. .7telli
all 01 . Tat L C
Sues. Heart -ems.
Tor
meal
Platt`s
•
•
7
SONLIGOT
SOAP
ilas prut'J
l.y its
enormous
:ale that/it 1s
The best value for
the Corisumer
of any soap jar the nt.uke:.
Millions of women throughc.it the
world c311 \otlt'l1 for this, as it
is they \filo hair proud its
value. It brings them lets
labor, greater comfort.
Testim.^sZials
amnislir
for Terne Plate Roofing put on by J. H. WORSBLL
ib.Ti.,. Tern, flare Boot se' i•:, lata i•:..o-,' .n 1•.ohiuJ11:1, undent.iad hew Ise 54,..:•( t' on
the flew arduito our -"1. era .1,4,- r Ir n,.tea th+'t clary rnaf.
Herr•. Co.,., appear+ cu 1. ea'irw:7 11►.:1 axis Bled'Itateu.
Newry. ward, 1'Rfdk, ori:' l.r.,ava,tore Mr �• i;l
Ne ry. .lar,t:pet r..v to ol.Mr:•• 'r1M Terre 1'1.:14 Itad yeti,
pet rn the
f. s1 st iw ,tt1, , r4.'ino )1 ui*ii h,;. isiits
The Trn,gp'late Roof Sou pat on our bar.- t, at a.`, -f o p.m, a+•J, is ivy iMini .u, is its
i uguahe 11' *sct to rev's-. eruv,•I r.e xe, c,- S"'e4 0n 11
r m4rk.',
wife, t int eddy:ion. Veil uta la w Hn t L,. w J. (k 1'It a. to tv. Uedrriel .
job. 7. 1'. '1't.uau . rhe ivl,
The reef yes lett 011 ser s••IJ. iw 1Mt Red
1 can chr.•tfuia rac�mmend the Tern. i la',-eiayt't, .-u an•t w 1u ,e s,..t•f'.-tory.
Roof Jaw tor nn ra. Ww•L . i' 4 Nov.. dnuu% t\ . N'. F'a144*14 ClJntw•.
imp! 1t bas Koren the beat W boleti/41"n Tb. Terne t'yte (toot nit, m. .i r.-, sots
Juto:r4 \\V i.i4 kNkaii. (*lin' 95. i •tin e'er,' siil.fee'I .a ani it 1441;":01,',76,
't+le „r -,'1( ro
1411,1 "�.,,n. 1 r.WM w.d ),tr,, a"r seiner if 1
We ,.re t burouat,l es: •
iaf(ad that Terre I'le'. .0414 stet a 44'•...f 40:1.1,41.
to !t:y b., ':.: ,ivllua; fur tut t!isolate, wird )„a \C 1 .Ia.,it 1: IN,.b!M, 17(u!as,
iI I ,pit a roo.1 It•.pf get 1.1-(ti;isELL, 'Elie Prooetiei.l `I'jusn,ii!•
1•Itt it Os . wor.1 to the wife 11 uciictt•i.t.
SPRING HAS COME
IMINNIMMIIMMOB
Ih•..'t pursues« the following Goode unt11 you /tet,
GARDEN TOQLS,-
Lawn Mowers (ten inch drive'w'beel);Spades,Sliovels,Ht,>,er,
Rakes, Poultry Netting 24, 30, 36 and 48 inches, blain,
Barb, Galvanised, Oiled and Annealed Fence Kiri: e,
anal w 1,'! line t
•
GE.NEI'AI, IIARb Il--', Ili
Pr'iev4 t-• suit Ow shite..
• • ' DAVISON &. CO. '
•1.e r.inalt- Tee a. r. tattrt\•a
1 eF :a.=y cn:allr :hemore. r qs
!rating the y ieljties c•f man upon a angle �LA��I j
paxtoh, egotism. .A • polis which count'w.
them to.be R,i.Ghwrous or praline.uch
EITTIIL?S!:L l I$S.t. /
' ..
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. Buchanan & Zo++k.
oses.rn•1.1411414
EPPS'S COCOA SASH, DOOR and ELAND
De•ten Is as kin.'. n'
•
BREAKFAST SUPPER. ,\ (�:til
'any a thorough knowledge of I r e natnrai L M Q E H, 1 ANL 1, I-tl l it
!nye which srenorn theoprrationsof digestion
and cutpylon. end hy a tareiut application of And builder',•' o.•: • -:al of t, e:, d. .•, ipt :m
the tine orot';'nteat of well-ecioctef locos, Mfr.
Epos has pito it'.'d for our btw&f n t end 10w- - -- •"�Q11 p f1
have Mammy
d,-I:.w".-4?�avy flavoured beret•llsu which May ('lnjynrl ^-,illi {?l!�,tli ti lir tlL•
env. tar ttauy hi •ry dloton' btlls, It b by tM OYi1UU $1't! D •
iudit less arae e.f such articled of dirt that w con Y ��•
.(4tu1.•un WV b(- vacantly buil: up until servos -- -- - -. - -_
-nous* to resist every tendtuey to diem... Ci�DL!If',C x
11.adotds or ,uloid, m•Iadiw. tae Andm- -
eronnd us ready to attack wh••rever there la a �r
,vaak poirl, ray nay eucaue seamy a lata! a�'f f'r►>'IL 1' ' l_ II 0T•h'•s,
,haft by keeping uureeltes well fortified with
pure blood had at'roperly uourlst.ed (r.ueo.'- 1►, 1 .\.N.L.ilc;l, 1i,td.h
A. 8. CHR`t'STAL.
Circ/ /lupin• Uairffr.
Mads simply with bOliwg water or Wilk.
gold only in oscketa,hy- Uroet•rs, labelled thus:
Jivers ern a f... tad., 1perrwoparhse
(tinessiars. Losses, Sestared.
Wham
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
tH COOK'S BES T V RIEND
LawGs:sT ,Au sN GANADA.
HUGH DVNLLOP,
THE CLOTH 1 EP,
has Inst returne•I from th, cairn wh.•re he
has been 'electing
NEW SPRING GOODS.
He he, nr,w;on howl a Lane Line
of the Choicest 000.1s in the'
Market and 14 pr.'pmreJ to
turn out work m the 13e,t
Style hn•tsible, anal at Prices. to
,nit the time,
11. DU N LOP.
Patronise
True
Colnpetition.
Tsls Ca*awta1 Portrsc RatLvr*T Oat
viumenarn ha. bees eet•41lehed 41 gees the
hake public • ant-elaes servlee with fair sad per
sod manes* oempatltles.
It lemogegw(ld
ed en busbies prla'lptus and le
L,atts Ttt th.19sp
d eed ss Iretww. .
pap gppra�gap�esp it eta�t�seet of every pevws wM
A.TaR i 4l,- -' '. Basra w MI. r.oepg1.
•1+ ..._-ra,,et tpws aM fifes
F iTbRRN le11i1,s.N.1er1heeaw, fwuseserstsearl
REMEDY. """!::as:•."•te*r
".
a
not .411=1 ilasse▪ ar. Oederlie
S1:mrae"rtoClrysfm' 4- I7I.: -k,i
Ment fit•_tarrn of all kiu,l, of st:Itiom.
cry \i -scalar, 1'iirigl,r k Tut;µ1 tr.
Salt I'»na, ktmxke Ktai,ktl, Sheet
urge, etc., He.
ALO dealtri fn 1'pr;Kht and lloriznau. .:ice
We're Rwatare. Antoinette feud{1Q Kn.rin.w s
aerially. Ad eines or pi a •tad pilar-flrri, w
ooweta.117 on hand. Ketiesatee fornn.h.•d nn
snort notice. Repairing promppttly ■rter,Ac,l to
13111.Iy 1'. 0. Box Si. poderich,('mb,
Works -Opposite 0. T. It. talatim. Utalevier,.
eAaterista
AIMS fir
PAT NTS
TOADSsATO &maks
waves P*Tatrd
issmiRIONTS. etas.
tar tnfaresern .sad vee 1 imIbnok waste 1n
MVMM a ('r1. lm Anwar. Maw volts.
'ht4aa t'ee'm. for ..ruriM parent. 1•, Amar"sa
pallet taloa out we et 1.• Arynwilt M'hwe
WW puma be • raine stem bettor dump, to la.
etc cientific American
LwsR'e•t `:ntett rf anyalentt.l.. paw, ,n the
,w*4 • lila raie4, Vn} ,rat 111,, .4)1
//Lori SLID Ma months. adders.+.
milieu ins. ail $nrarw•Mowr. .w t.,rs.•
HAVE YOU
BACK-ACH•E
00DOS
KIDNEY
PILLS
WILL CURE 'Y
"4achache
mutts the knit
ne m are is
erode. Dodd's
Kidney Piliice
p owrpt relief "
6 per cent
4 d! it
�t MigN 1,1
gfpMtfered
^MOO as well
b here e
healthy e'er
IrkAsatt sewe'r-
ae geed
Flit • aro
drrhea tate
e'w7fou.
Nevem
the r. ct.enyrn
of the system
"D. 'ay Is
drie ee„w Neg-
lected nide ivy
froubi s result
l m fled t/cod,
Dyspepsia. Liver
Coss aloe, and
the west dna-
"'
Lights 0...a*
Dish etes a
Dropsy."'
o
the •fiat. •
mammas comsat
fxlst alar•
Illel
IIA ..t •ado
■1 dee14.,ese by marae
T4 11 WS brig