HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-24, Page 3THE SIGNAL COMMON, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1814.
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me. Model
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tem aslieMms. Notarts . is.. tlederioh.
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leas. !!N
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1.41 ttohciter. Cwv0Ye.omr. 1.a. oto. Mow,
to leas at lowest rata Hort°. s Klock. me
Moor l'siborae itwei. Ooderick. Out. 13111 -ht
ij, N. LKWIti, BARRISTER, IRttO-
r'/. for ts Maritime Courts of tAstilirtir
Office rtuuth Oelboree tercet.
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, as
R . Mae . corner et R o.re and Wee(
targe(. (lodewlcb. over telegraph oak.. pri-
me roods to kind at lowest rats of toter -
est.
/ AKKUW & PROCDPOOT, BAR-
ki rimers, Attorneys Solicitors. an. Oede
Gamow, J. T. O.ww, (.C.. W. Prosaisot.
°AMKRJN. HOLT HOLMES,
Har-l0t.re, SnI$sfon 1. Chewoerr to.
ed
6ertch. l[. C. Caarwa. Sync. ; P. dolt
Dealer lionises.
I G. WARD, COYVYYANUKR,
It . kr.. sad omunlemiteser tow whim me re-
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of ball. wdw
W.rmauowe. depuoltdose or eolems deplane
lama d o or •07 autism. will or Pre -
Mediae 1a the H (bort of Justice. the
Deur of Appeal ter 15Th. us to say roetaty
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sed esotaply osoee 4. RosNence s tP.tOT.
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v 1BA(:ER, CONVEi-ANCING AND
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l Y Si eperrr enol Nast duitesstee. e.
lidAOLR, uses a asmlt0 MarOo s 11.1.t.wM-
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VI0 RT TO WAN. - $26,000.00
Prime& nage to load at Sk pereestas-
molly. WPM! It. DANCICY, Memel, Most
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
THE STRANGE KXrKRIKNCK OF WM.
K HALL. OF ALDKRtkHOT.
MB S as 111.00111 T, an AT DaA ra a DOGS Are.
TMS MSDICIMO Or A +VSXTIla0T 001,
IAMBI) --A YISA1. IMPOST TO 0m:AI0
a(A1.TM sea MADS Et p RNs la TODAY
ALIva, MTWY.. AND 10 d:OOD MLALTH.
P10. the lf..entse Herald.
One of the most aitr&cuve places ,n the
emery d Wemtworib u the little .11lage of
Aldershot, situated on what is knows as
the Paine road, about live miles loom the
*sty of Hematite°. (hie of the best known
mindsets of the village sod surreuodtsg
d,os0try u Captain Hall, .►o has repressat•
ed the lowaskup of kaet Flamiboru in the
mwoieapal maned for s Dumber of years,
and who, Sikh hie lamely, u held to the
highest esteem by all who know them. fli-
msily • reporter el the Herald visited the
home of C.pi.. Hall for the purpose of in-
vestigating • story to the afoot that one of
tbe espW0's ,on. had bee. restored to
health 1m a wonderful meatier after havidv
suffered use boyhood from apoplectic bee
IID arriving at his dest.wuuo, the re-
porter toiled the geoi.l eapaiu, his wile,
d e igh117 and three sow 000sututed the
fa.uy. IN the three stalwart young men
11 was impossible to pick out the one who
had for so many years bees each • sufferer,
but the taptais settled all doubts by refer
rang ens to "Will." Wtllum K. Hall, more
familiarly known as Will, promoted the •p CHILDREN'S RIGHTS•
peas -saes of a hearty young man about 30
years of age. Ila 01017 id briefly related as i • pea.e .r toe I Nveral Pr.Nene wbrh
follows Hs had bias a sufferer from file tesNtina sevlee7.
(root hu •11th wrthd.y, • childish lrtglt There is no substitute for • germane, free,
being supposed to have I..eu the orlg10a1 wrests, healthy, bread au.l-butter childhood.
Douse. For years he would fall down at.y A tine u&nIw rd ur womanhood mo be built
where without being in the lewd able to w aro other foundation, and yet our Am ri-
help himself, the doctors Iron Monulto° can homes are so often 011.1 with hurry rod
a .4 vannas thotaut pouts were 10 emu call- I worry, our meatier of I.v1111 ea 00 kg) el to
ed 1. attendance. Medicines were preced-
ed from various morose in Caved., the
United States and even front England,
en; bout avail. The boy became eu utterly
helpless that seven years ago he was com-
pelled to keep his bed, and until • year ego
aro completely belplees The fits mome-
ntum cams me h110 sot severely tbat he
would suffer from as many as IS an Doe day,
and et soots lime. it was so difficult for kiiYr
to get bar breath, that his aurae* hod
wash him troth lover. At this time Mees
FJ. T. ?UNTIL, Nei, LIT'Z AND
. r.. meet ism et. tqti-
erl
000,000 TO LOAN. API'LY TV
QAMlsa001 illUbt t H0I.MILalY0.d.-
UONET TO LEND. -A L A B ti
assert m1. Private Toads bee l.vestmesl
w leweet ramose nee -Mass klertps•s. Amy
.OAHROW ! PROUDFO(rr
RRADCLIFFE, OZNKRAL iN.
. Samna.. Roel Notate sad Money
Lintas .►asst. Oat areaelset eos.Mstee
AreswW. Mosey to Lead osi swarth
ha•s, at the lowest tam et latereetiist la
es ws.7 to salt the sSrrowx• sa� dux free tears. W est 8tre�t, Dade
w �I�tr
MNMYMr' InstAttate.
WOMAN'S NIEW TYRANNY.
elite tart ea a Meek trines r.t w..
twpI- swlt
Irem the Lakeville Oosrasv-Jesrs•L
There is a mew Terror in tows.
11 gotta forth like a hue. seams whom
it may rot dews.
It le wore to be dreaded than &i
Jsggerraeit, because it den speed
the Pisan wake Juggereaut u turning du
oorwmr.
11 is more terrible Chao as army with
beasts : yea, thea an army with sines
with baby buggies.
It is -what need to say • the Woman on
• Iboy els.
Pedestrians hove some slight pretwtioo
spiost the Maw on a Bicycle whoa he goes
en • rampage. They dna scurry out tato the
Um gutter sad kirk mud .t him. They can
.ces.bte urorn the fence •ted hurl hard bnoke
d Iati«uag:.1 him. They can sibddi*. •
teamster and sick • coal cart oa him. They
ohs lug around baseball hat walksog-mos
and knock him out on the fly now and then.
They can eve& oarry their guns at 1x11 Dock
and bring him down cm the wing, if quick
enough on the trigger. Rut the Wotn.n on
• Kicycle a soother cites altogether. The
public hes long woos rs0000+red the fact
that 1t is et the mercy of the W ossa os the
Parented, especially if she walks double or
triple tile, .mt store especially if abs Gerry
an u nbrella. 1'ut her ee • bicycle and she
to simply Devastation on Wheels. With
taw est as grimly as Fee's, with eyes as
unseeing as the Spbin1'e, with pedals as re•
lends& •e the jaws which clamp her Lulu,
she swoops down the street, and. whom she
does, tat the bests hurt Meir holes, the
fowls their roosts, and men sod children
hurry te the second moria., it secoad stories
1m in teeth.
t'IuDE1KIOH NutoiuNIor HEST**
NA TUTS LlalA&Y AND ttaDINO-
• N, ear. et Rest street sed agree fare
Sees hem 1 to I ea... sad trim Thele rte.
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wrist ts Is Sas gait est the oowts• GI -11
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tie releg had :1s. a isssert is
wad wA whet (e deiveg hem igi ms. stan se se
DOessee Ansidenser.
esteemed 1e s m. erasts tats 01
Betel. et ivy man le W �s•arr..s�..,,
MMus Ible Salla.
MAMMOTH AND ALL KINDS OF
keg.reek
•sem l
Ig•lss.
TEETN E>rTM TIM i PA
n etas a.
ITHEL-.CflLOBIDE
tencert pitch, our plan of exateuce sit suer
plicated, that we dreg the babies Moog in
ear wase Med force thea( to our •rtItie&l
. tandems, forgetting that " sweet dowers
are slow, and weeds make haste."
11 we must, or fancy that we must, hood
Ms tales, too feverish life, let us at least
spare them '. remarks a writer 1a the Jen -
e wes -Miller Monthly. Ily keeping them for
aver on tipme we are 114 danger of produe-
iag en army 4 aosventlooal little prigs,*ho
ksow much more (man they should *bout
so low chef the t.ighb..rs who dropped sol.&tun which are profitless even to their
to 1.w bion expected to hear of his death a1- elder
moat soy ..seat This continued until As to keeping children too clean for any
about a Year ago, when the newspaper nort•I me, I suppose nothing is more du -
articles mistime the 0romerful cures by the estrous The divine right to be gloriously
u.. of 14. Williams' fink dill. induced Mr. dirty • large portion art the ung. when dirt
Hall to give thn. • trial, end to the great : is • necessary ta•Deega.0oe of direct, woeful,
e•tial•ctio3 of tunnel( and his treads he be. I friendly eowtact with all sora of laterenting
gan to mead not hag alter beginniog their f belpfut things, is too clear to be denied.
ase, ...d to (tree or four tomtits use sef- TO. childish who Lave to think of the'r
H mealy recovered to be able to go out pf elothes before pia fog with the doge, die
doors. He continued taking the ;nib, sod grog in the semi or weeding the garden
for 1M put sit months has been as strong I Dever net halt their legitimate enjuyinest
and about as well as either of his brothels, I out 01 Ile.
and has attended to the stock and dem bis i i have M good deal of sympathy (or the
share of the work oo hia father's farm and I hide people dosing their brat 8 or 16 >011.
fruit garden. Maio.. Mr Hail begat when they are lust beg,o11mg to learn 41e's
taking the Pak 1',11s he was w thin end lemons, and when the laws which gotern
light that one of hie brothers mold carry I tbenl must ofteo seem so strange and unmet.
him up stain without the lout difficulty, 1 The child has a right to a place of his
but he has eines rained tif•y pound. In own, 10 things 4,1 his own, to surrounding,
weight. He has not token onother meds• which here some reletioo to ti, site. hiede-
citw woos he began taking ler. Williams' sues and his capabilities. )low should we
Ptak Pei, and although • fit of • very mild like to lire half the time in • place where
kMaph.esae.sl:y comes on him now, he tete peso was 12 feet tall, the door knob et
is se newly cured that bar father took great as Impassible height, and the maotel shelf
plumes is giving, the information here re- is the sky : where every mortal thing was
ooried. ••(t is over • month stace 1 huh • out of reach •scep1 • collection of highly
spat," maid William as the reporter was 10terest307 objecte on dremia 1 tables and
leavi.., "and even when i do have one now but mos, guarded, however, by giants throe
it to not Dearly so hard ea before 1 began to times as large and powerful as our.elver,
take the Pink Pills The neighbor look i forever saying. '•Mnetw't touch," and if we
wrpr'ied to see me drive over to Hamilton . did touch we should be spanked, and have
u I frequently do, for they all thought I no other methml of revenge wave to spank
would die long ago. 1 un pleased at the back symbolically on the inoffensive pers0w
wonderful progress I hare made, sad am of our doll.'
very glad my etpsrieow is to be published The child problem is merely one phase of
as it .&y be of vales to some one else." the universal problem that confronts society.
Al
DR. R. BIQHAR,DSON'S
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the mast
Every statement in this article may he
verified by • visit to the boas of (iptshi
Hair, ev•oos.cillor of Fart Flambnro, who
has resided on the Plaine road for the past
eigbtee0 years, and whose word 1s as good
e s his bond among those who know hi..
" Let the history of domestic rule typify an
little the history of our political rule : at
the outset autocratic 000trol, where control
is really needful: by and by an incipient
constitutionalism, in which the liberty of
the subject gains recognition, exteemee of
TM reporter also bad a twsvereatws with this liberty of the subject, gradually eroding
several of Captain, Hall's neighbor* and the in p•tersal abdication."
story of el illiam Hall's recovery wee Teri- We must net expect children to be too
bed to his (.11 satisfaction. good. isteilectsal sod mural precocity pro -
Such well verified carom as the above prove
the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pia is the trestmest of all diseases ot the
NEW SEEDLING CARNATIONS
The Meet at....$ Impreve.est In 'Maes.
Grand ol.owere.
In but new kinds of tluriate' flowers
have there been made as decided Stu
provesnents as in carnation pieta. Pro-
minent among recent introductions is
the Nicholson carnation, tutl0K
with William Fisher. of Framing,
Min, Mass.. who has bail good
success as an oriKIllatOr' "d new
Taeieties. Ile Introduced the
Fisher. one of the inlet white car
nations on the market to flay. The
Nicbulsoa is a cross between the popu-
lar (trace Wilder, a pink carnation. and
the Mrs Fisher. Two years ego Mr.
Nicholson obtained s number of un
named seedlings from Mr. Fisher, and
among them were twoof unusual prora-
te. One he called Nicholson, the other
Ada Hymn- The colors of the flowers
of the Nicholson are of s pleasing shade
of pink. and are strongly aceuted. large
and hill.
They are readily p1•kel up b' those
acquainted with their worth. The
plants are stung. robust growers. and
entirely free from the carnation rust, on
fatal in some varieties. It is a beautiful
rime -pink, like Gabriel, anti very fra-
grant. The flowers ere carried 01, long,
stirl saws and beautifully fringed. the
hoed by stimulation will be at the exp.. e
of the future character. In these twitters
the .kilo has a ngbt to expect examples
* wee"' system. and swop lee rated) se H. lives is the era...: be too only tears
%taigas an the annuls of medicine. St Vitae' i through object lemmas, o&n only pew from
daso., tectwouie 01.010, pedal pse.Iysis. I the concrete .samples of goodness to •
r►eo.aNaa, setaties. chromic erysipelas, vision of abstract erfectiva.
serves, headache, the after effects of Is
V.ed .11 dbes eaedepe.dleg apes a
depraved meditioa of the blood, speedily
yield to a treatment with the treat ma -
ells. By restoring the Idood to • healthy
eoeditie., and rsbaild ag the nerves they
speedily drive eat disease and Imre the
p01i..1 is the exjywh
mtof ymoree. .1th.
13.y .re alp • speak for the troubles
peculiar to weme...ad soon b^sg 1M rosy
glair of health to pilo and allow cheeks
Is the rte el taes they effete • radical Ism
is trembles seam frost overwork, metol
worry or inseams, e( say mare.
The public are c•ate.•d .galn.. Mill-
dam ..d sebetitet s said in .e 'lam .s
geed." Thep ere only offend by ems e.-
serapalees dealers bemuse then is a larger
prods for them h the intimates. Thee is
an ether remedy ass seeeesefeNv take the
plies of lir. Williams' Pink Pills. and theee
wits ton els medians M imam
wide& sei always
lii�gg,the w
' Ph i!dt. ll• 'ale People." DIf
Yee camelc•.e e�6tri*&�1
peer n them Mettdealers
Hey will be met poet paid ow IwtApt of 50
mots • hos, sr 12.50 for els been ti *d-
dry,ms.,t*sy,i4gg eke iia Tfye�at $M�eals ('o..
Ilreekrian, Ont., et
t.rewe..t 1. There is►MmsR
A bishop of the Methedist church says
that (kid can M wwsbipod '1s. • Pslleam
(yr. Certainly. The porters ere always
.11 7".1.
tit a Nem" tlapest.md.
Teak (seed 5) -- I weeder why babies is
&iwem lets i. d. atOt time! 1.oM.
((and 7. • Wks wiser) -Dos'( me knot
W. dee they .Wats to make sore ea hoot&'
their makers at home.
• germs. ars.
Wiae-Yee oeeVeeed oe wag fee sly
bawls .t clack 1 ase gang tem • dsai..
Neshwed--11 7 t N 1 What wakes yes
Hick set Wife -A3I err dreamt ere fie -
sing to teal e.mairials.
Warbled Two theme vateee..
A writer u the St. Leak (hobs Demount
seya : Nes all *M bamboo .4 which Wo t-
ern ween. Ian capable seams alma the lime
of stertllag reforms or saw departures is
ct»to.& el living. The every day ex-
psrt••.ose of many • frostier women are sot
bse notable. !feels war the saes with lire.
McLean, who, with bar 11nebeed, settled es
the Nebraska frostier early is the '70s
Her bravery is yet told et by lb, e•tNaoes
who thee drove their great herds up
1.beomgh the Platte bottom Her helloed
bed with great diNealty gotta& together •
Meek of mon, about Arty is all sad was
s.d.sysriag to start • little herd is eider
to remise his family frees the poverty which
Meg ever the claim. Mrs. MeL.s had
the herding of them, se wa1 as the rare of
the
a day when her kmdsd bad gees
twenty wiles to the steer, ehe was esopd-
led to leave the settle messing what she
looked after • Sisk hay u beam. Sudden-
ly the sew Noe taw rids firm b.hbd tae
bills sad start the allele of full Hanker, eh -
dollies the whisk mesa She metal set
• .laato, i.at ei alisg her brenekm. was
after thea The sten .vidwMy thought
themeless _dissemesd. and is the beetle
of hurrying es the sleek did mei hear the
palletise Mels of the p•S pay ss she
seas muterieg up b boL Saddest, too
of she Ses-7 gave • yen end hm►kd hara-
ssed et him toddle. with the demo .1 •
host tight Noa.d his threat Frightened
(the ether tufted to ase ma
• furious won
"aha me yes biag r aim dmma&do.l
"WM sot yes?" he re ipesied with Neal
"steamsera Hsu settle, sell yes heti gest lo
hap mm driv+ bask wham yes gin them."
Asia had • maid revolver teemed his
Mad he lidded be whoa. end with ler
�e11m.�img
obesely reds armed the sestte red
her! dZ wood Het limb hemime end.
Fest shims -nim the seek wee driver. end
Owe, with • meek( set be leek beamed,
the w die inert tie end
wNbm&l• k&.kwerd Orem Hie rem
asked be keel) mrd with seek
breleas. wets ,seal en the prairie. Ma theme
wee sever es a Ste ry as te the mow ed
hie tubing ea it tom emreah la Hep time
gm a le m aehare. . Ike sea tbe led boo he
raft ham mat pity.
• Heel. efts
Parker -Pam elf Brsw.1.y 1 He's basses
(mew, 1 Met. waking .a the telephone Is-
mailia
Herter -whet Wali be lepton is lease I
thaeme--A Oki Mr peismatht people
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rot a leas
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NICrir)(*ON AND ADA eV/.IN CAHNATTUNI,
individual flower• measuring from three
to three and three -fourth', inches across.
IThe flowery to the left in our engrav
ins present an excellent illustration of
the N icbois , carnation . the to the
right represent the Ada Byron.1-Amerri-
can Agriculturist
Kerosene 0:,wulelos.
Kerosene emnlwion to one of our best
inee•cticidee. As it kills ny contact it
May he used in the tlestrnction even of
such insects as pierce mud *ick the
planta, as well as those that est the foli-
age. Thea there is no insecticide so
vo)nable in destroying bugs. plant lite.
and the lice which are parasitic upon
domestic animals a* is the kerosene
emulsion. The beet formula for prepar-
ing Dais valuable specific is es follows:
'Inc quart of .oft soap 1 one pint will often
do as wens, or Ono fourth pound of hard
soap, is theenrviel in two quarts of boil
in) water. When this in retnov
ol
from the fire. one pint of kero
seas oil is poured into it, while
yet hot. The mixture is then thoroughly
stirred until it b.comee permanently
:nixed so that the oil will never rise upon
standing. We can now dilate this at
pleasure, and the oil will not separate and
rise to the top. The stirring Gent be
done more violently than nen he done
with a stick or *peon. If a little is to be
made, it can be atir-*4 sufficiently by
the use of a common egg beater, but it
any considerable quantity in to be pre-
pared, the stirring may best be done by
the use of a force pump, by the aid of
which we pump the lhgaid back into
itself with great force. In from three
to five minutes after such violent stir
ring, the whole mixture appears like
rich cream. and we now have a per-
manent mixtnre which is called the
kerosene emnlaiot►.
In using this either on plants or epi
mals, it is best to dilute it nntil not more
than one -twelfth or one fifteenth of the
whole is kerosene oil. In this proportion,
while still fatal to most insects, it is en-
tirely harmless to the plants. It is often
recommended to nee • larger proportion
of kerosene oil in making this emalsion-
thu., some advise four times as much oil
as water. Such a formula works well 11
the oil is not too cold and we use soft
water. but with very cold oil weoften fail
to get the liquid to emuldfy. Unless we
nee soft water the oil separates upon thin
tion, while with the formula which I
have given above neither of these difld
cnities is likely to ooOnr. If the emul
Mon is allowed to remain for some time
before dilution. it becomes gelatinous
and will not mix well in dilating unifies
either the emulsion or the dilatant ere
one or both heated.
The kerosene emulsion is fatal to many
bug.. especially the immature forms, to
newly batebedecale lice, and to all plant
lies. This it is a good remedy for mph
ides affecting house plants. In all such
cases. it should be applied either with a
(ore. pump or syringe. so es to be thrown
with torte, else it will not touch every
insect, and will not bs,thoroughly offer
lit.
SPOTS OF SPORT.
Clarke o►all Will ;Kura t o Ameris• in cAllpii C
September.
11 yes wish se e.yeyebie eaaok• try the
Varsity cigar. M 113etw 1
The Oehaws Bicycle Club have .rgun1Aed
for the aeaau .
"Versify" cigar mamas the d...t
r cAllp
Havasu mimeos. Ti y It mamasSet.
P. Lorillard will take • amble of raw
horses to England tam year.
L.atat Spon baring Ilse Vanity cigar.
great volae to 11, oonaunir. 3etw
'rhe owner of Dr. Kim presented 9,000
cAllpEis
.-1 his wettings lo Itis mother.
There u ea excellent hat of entries for the
.uratford trotting meet hent nlualb.
It u through( the Toronto lacrosse Club
Stay 01511. itlinueap,lla this Summer.
150 oospona have been disposed of by 1M. EARFEis
Dootutle for his C. 11'. A. Century ride.
The Montreal lacrosse flub boa decided
to remain in the senior league thu memoir.
Woodstock cricket club re organized for
the season and are now open for challenges
If you want a five ant cigar, you will
oI.1aw value by smoklag the Varsity. Try
it. 3etw
Lord Derby and Lord Stanley have been
elected tnrml»n o1 the 1.111(40• Jockey
Club.
The most agreeable, reMorahve tonic and
mild stimulant is Jltlburq'. Heel Iron cud
Wine. lin
The betting rine to Australia Int over
$500,000 1n • .hurt teen by favorites win
w og.
Hare 7041 tried the Vaulty cigars• If
not do so at once. They are great
value. Saw
Clouthler, of Montreal, has chslleoge•i
stool.. of Toronto, to another pool match
for 1100 a aide.
The gross receipts oft orhett's first week
in Drury Ione theatre, m London, did not
e x ceed 12,000.
Rehear easily defeated Emmett to • ro
11.
ETA
w•
leg race for $500 a side over the Tban,es
course lust week.
.1 Frenchman won the international
bicycle race at Pans on Saturday. Martin,
an American, leas second.
It took 41 minutes to met the horoeestart-
ed 10 the Brooklyn hand.oap, and then the
start was • miserable one,
1*, Lows Worm Syrup has removed tape
worms from 15 to 30 feet long It alma de-
stroys .11 other kinds of worms. Int
fieri U,ar-epratned a tendon at Windsor
.m Monday, and his prospects art stuuog w
the l,,neeu's Plate are not promising.
A number of thoroughbred horses owned
h) ..ol. Whits, !1.1'1' , were mired for del•(
et 11' mdsor by the sheriff.
(.,0 Daly. Dictator, Vomit of Wakefield
and Loch+ovar are now at 4 to 1 (or the
Queen's Plate. Thoroclilfe is at 3 to 1.
Walker's celebrated stallion Cartridge
ton off hie left bind toot the other day and
had to he killed. He had • record of 2 131.
TM M•rylebess Celebes Club, Faglsed.
ha. 3,941 n,teben, temente of over
5100,000. Th. Earl of Jamey is the Presi-
dent.
Mr. Rennie's hen pigaea won Ole race
from Colborne to Toronto on Saturday. It
was one of the most successful pigeon races
ever held in the city.
F. F. Radway won the &motel city rood
chempi0whlp contest, 10 miles, at London,
wheeling the distance to St Johns and re -
tarn in 32.34.
From
IBMs
1OT.
X1.30.
THE LARGEST ANO BEST STOCK
('apteio Sweeney, ( Lr INF Diego.
Cal., says : .o Shdob s Omaelb-)lfsaesdy u
he first medicine I have ewer lard that
would do me soy good." Pries So cents.
Sold by all dra/gist. e w
(:Modes. and Duman defeated Teener
and Homer in the three mile double skull
race *1 Austin. TM Modoce of St. I.nuie
won the senior four -cared race, and
t:•udaur the quarter mile dash.
F. J. Webber defeated Parker in • jump-
ing contest in the gymoeaiom of the West
Fad V. M. C. A., Toronto, oo Monday.
The winner cleared 5 ft. 11 in. and the loser
5 ft. 6 in. About 150 people were present.
Pulmonary consumption. In its early
stages, may be checker) by the use of Ayer's
Ilherry Pectoral. it .tops the distressing
cough, soothes irritation of the throat and
lung., and induces much-oeeded repo...
Hundreds have testified to the remarkable
Tirtues of this prep&ntio..
1. 0Io k W rd. Ike Time.
Only a m&. who has " been thencould
have written the following Ming• song of
penitecea, a fellow full of rye : four and
twenty serpents cleared before his eye.
When his eye was opened, he shouted for
his life . wasn't he • pretty chump to go be-
fore his wife' His bet was in the parlor
enderneath • °hair, kis boots were in the
hallway, bile coat was om the stair. His
netnews is the kitchen, his collar on tae
.belt. Bet he hadn't any notion where he
was himself. Wheel the moos was break•
Seg, immense beard him oa11, hill heed was
on the io.b.x sad that was best of dL
eke 511y.
The Chinese .erred Illy se a winter-
llowering bulb deserves increased atten-
tion This lovely Gower may be grown
in water .lone, sod with its chaste
white blooms with golden yellow ceps
and its exquisite fragrance it is worth a
trial by every Gower lover. Good solid
bulbs may be bought for about twenty
Coots each, and three will make a fine
display. A good plan is to buy a doses
agdd start three at w time. at internis,
for a esccooloS. Use shallow bowls or
glass dishes of water, with enough p.b
like or small stones to sessd7 the bulb
and keep them ?rem ktppltng over. The
water shoal& not Nerve the bulbs ern
tlrely . shoat one quarter should stick up
above the surface, and water should be
supplied to make up for evaporation
A vegetable dish or a low soup -tater
makes a good vase is which to grow
thea..
IN THE COUNTY.
400 -STS -400
CBEAM AND HflE LAGE CIJRTAINS
Direct from the nl:lk.•rs 111 Scotland awl tet Prices to suit everybody.
CHINELL CURTAINS!
CHEAPER THIN EVER U PRIMA QUALITY.
Mats and Rugs in great ver i•
Ai • ' uslins from 5 cents up.
A complete stock of Hou' -e F Ir.ishings of all kinds.
Canton : A few days slave Motes.
Sale A Hoover pot up • beautiful red gran-
ite seo.ea.est to the eseestery here, for the
wife of 4.ba Jamas.
OUR CARPET SEWIN MACHINE
in a great success. We can Inst., :t 30 11.,
two hours. ALL ( )R1)EItS I'I:I ►11I'T1\T_ EXE;_ -{'(TED.
DO YOU WAIT
FIRST CUSS BU99I18
Ante
FIRIIEG IIPLEIBX?S?
waw Is ems w Teen
Some mem est a tree se they would a
fence ppamsst�brit seek will sever make
good batt was. TM heis for the
tree eaoeid b mads wide Mei Amp. and
do Whim Med rile AA earth.
Thea est the tree eri_ pia s well
Midi it and a Whet et ea%
maaeeisl ablest tete 1.w. est the ens
Tani carpet in about
COLB-.)R.TE BROS.,
OE ERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lu ( f '7crlainr Warehouse
of the County.
Choloe
Family '�
Groceries.
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R. W. RUNCIMiIs'S,
ter. reared Mame sad Square.
SEASON 1894.
Prospect .-
FINE W EATHE wd BRIGHT DAYS.
-
At the "Enzf oriur
BRIGHT FLOWERS and FiNE TRi11111N(.ti for F'a'h-
ionable Headgear, to suit all tastes and pursr4.
MISS H. M. PITCHER,
MILLI` ERN' EMPORIUM,
£Next door to Star Office. WEST STOIIIr.
)f so, call neon JOHN KNOX and KOBBRT
THOM t'4ON. Ooa'riola sr W. H. V AW OR
Desea..ew.
They 'bow areOclsss top-beHytes. egos Mg
Nies. moues read earns mod various other
miles An wart wa7mnted sed of ant-ekse
MM. made be Tie MaLAUGHLIN 00..
COMA WA.
Nozon Farm Machinery.
Tl.useeneased are ales agnate foe Nome
l. Mama He
Seed irilla Modem as
ed et'w'etia
,• SWiSS Teeth 0wtvat0's Homs
Hak«, Lc-. 11... as well se tar tee
w.
wansf.etered by the tytlo
ob Mew ('a.sof
kaathrd. Ont
new prepared m lbw Node will
every etym el vmYek wad the Ter, best make
lawesl
.1aertestemel t I1`01 with aniem"r
warkmemblg.
Yes asst have to soh • nest► or two atter
las'lsg year mdse. hat we tow mesad to r
w• 0-• yon tial/ ea ties eget.
if yes ems lath le the above seem%
" be sem w �d thheem+s• � 1.t► x wd
JOHN KNOX, (leelriub,
ROAM THOMPMON, Oodeiricb,
W.. V ARO)*, Dsaptanon.
eee01
i.i3E30 V =
BOOTS &SHOES
The reason why nesry everyone buys their Shoes at
DOWNI NC'S
is because, being a thoroughly practical Shoemaker, he
knows a Shoe when he sees it, and is not dependent on
the manufacturer or jobber onbcbern forpointers,
trhl a aonanmer's bewhich ned�n
point in the wrong
Dearly all my Goods are made expressly to my or-
der, and not bought through jobbers or middle men,
therefore, I can Sell goods at about the price others Pay
who buy through jobbers.
As usual a large stock of the fewest and Best floods
made in Canada, at prices that will defy the keenest com-
petition.
E. DOWNING,
WNOLISALE 180 NEW
pRepairing promptly and well duan