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THE SIGNAL : QODWON, ONT., THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 18$4.
A few lines of Dry Goods that you can save money
on by buying here
American Challie, Black (:rouudu, .Beautiful patterns, Fart l;olorx ; x cis
per yard.
Scotch Gingham*, Fast Colors, small and large Checks, suitable for school
&vides : 9 (ta. per yard.
Satin Check Muslins, full range of Patterns at Ge., Sc. and 9c.
Factory Cottons. Boole stores are very ant lour to ..ell Cottons at the old
prices. We kayo lust plated in stock three lines of new Goods at new
prices . 31c., 5c., and 6c.
We would &Iso draw your attention to a special line of Cotton Bose.
Ing splendid %slur at 1(k• Ladies' rile only. W. have also a splendid
Rlark Taff.tt. Glove, worth Inc., sells now at 15c. If you want a Parasol, we
would ask you to Dome in and have a look ist our stock before buying else-
where. Our Stook is new , bent quality and th. newest Patterns. Pricos
frau i 5 His up to $5,
JOHN T. ACHESON,
THE PEOPLES CASH STORK
SPRING ECHOES.
NOW IN STOCK
Parasols and Umbrellas, the latest).
Gloves as usual up to the mark.
HOSIERY . . ,
Black, White, Cream, Slate, Fa -An and Tan Shades in Silk
Lisle Thread and Cashmere.
SPECIAL VALUE . ,
.
A large range of Trimming Braids, in Silk, Mohair and Angora
All widths in Serpentine and Creme Military.
DRESS GOODS . . .
Cashmeres, Henriettas and Whip Cords. CaFhineres in White,
C'reute, Skye and CardinaL Leading Shades in Nun's Veiling'
DELAINETTES
lit Sprays, Buds, Spots and Stripes.
line of Small wares, including Fearl and Linen But-
tons, 2 and 4 boles.
Iateerl1e YI.tity Maertneti. 3 Per Peal. Mere.as fee lash.
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Draper and Haberdasher,
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Do not neglect ooattks, odds, asthma and
bottlefuls, bat cum them by slog Dr.
Woods Norway Pins Syrap.
The report that • pig with sir lags had
appeared in Nebraska, prove, to have bees
m attempt to bear she pies' fort market.
At Marcie. lad, • ems threw • stack of
dominos into Book Crook to kill fish. He
is wt • deal game sport yet, bat is pro-
bably fatally isjared.
Norway Pim Syrup is the safest and bbl
can for cough., colds, asthma, broschitis,
axe throat, sad .1l direst and ling troubba
?not 25e. sad 50c.
A Pemaquid, Ma. maa raptsr.oady
claims to leave sasgk, • pickerel to salt
vae, bat the .sews a�eoag
Ma yet and no-
body s • ctnok oat eeosed.
Trinity Baptist church of Brooklyn drew
fie resusabSS at ball raise to draw p�sese�pi�.
to its lair. Itrsaklya is also city of c►urohse
sad sempetitia meat M mot.
Smoot Viseksss'slahgnat is bis *aril
w'6ammt lath whisky 1s an • sossisity of
111,, bait created • stir ea loam*, whore
Ihs opposite view boa Ism prevailed.
A bunco -sante L MorRi•, dies.ve.od
that ►ts iatootted Malta was • l.ag-last
brother He was overmans to it.. extent M
let lag the roan til with • loss of 610.
Bad blood mums b1baths=
tobos, ba, H�uaerie.,k,
Blood Ratters emus W blood is say forgo
from • comma pimple M the worst saof.-
loe. sore.
As exassin is Martin
may. l •,�• mss to Meg for
tura. Abad to . •ed w eensoil fx the da-
te ►heals M got • stay of mea-
ns. from • Meter mart,
A schoolgirl at Hamlin, Obis, was mind
will s vidast hegns,bae, hem ohm 1
ems Marling her Madam derorfbe tie
'Muds games d
Tbs.,►isatin Y. lkl. Mks brit
TM body of • sow -bora hast was faaad
at the bosom of • well Is Lemmas, Ras.,
ed • foremen jury a-NNdd Met dm* was
"ems N isatts.Mea" T1d "wast of
bah" theory wen me enMes•hd.
Rios the sliest sea of Robs Raj Kumar
fRoy, � a swam* ladies p.4.1 Mom
Waded ennby 1,500 mea I .
wise ob
'"majotwrd
tilt bis sobs orad sdeMpys sr ss.vm.irs.
Bselth agd bantam saw Manses sem-
eine•, ; at my mss thaw w M i10.1. Mo-
without1.11 5 beaks. To eve Ike bdy
1
.ea
`recd skied bo kept�pare ssad�' y
lea am of Ayer's So,m•p•rljia
TALL STORIES OF Oto MEN.
ha' and Mimes of N10 Bea el all RIM.woProbably
ei de Homo ghat yes ever spas
'rens ammo( she early R•bbid-
mss' wits &alrmed that Adam sons of
old 4s an ib hd•d evmr-
asnd Mit M mad
tby ▪ 1 the Aredi pd. with osis hood mid
AwsrwIte 1+b.a e f great disc �a �. Amodio
' ▪ br t wales aseagoil r
fabbang
M1►beold ono of othass side do Ark.
•bridge
meea ri it is alai i
alemid .1 Os Mut
Os masted at the sign • frail, siren
Dae M themod ltd w"is 17Sgb"� *Rya' Nord Carolina
j' Hs wag 71.41, 6 isobar iieb and
up
: "` B•„s. a. 4 W•+t Via"
the sea + illb,peev _, Ns • blw Sbus
ella M .vee
atom110111• eit bo eblyadaigialtliviilla team
•
at..
Wimp D.rdoa died in Id57 he weighed
more chis 1,000 pounds. His coffin tem d
feet long.
It is asserted by Kircher that • skeleton
was token fawn a sepulchre near Rome, u
the mum of 'emperor Hoary 11 , that was
taller than the wale of the ate, and that
was known to be the remains of Pallas, who
was knows to be elan by Turmas. Acoord-
i.g to the rune author, another Molotov'
was Used near Palermo that belonged to •
man at lawn four hundred feet tall. Farber
Jerome do Mososau■ tele of • skeleton 96
fast bag that was fossil in • well at M•m-
dosi• whose skull would cogitate' 210 pounds
d sora, had ons of whose under teeth
weighed 15 pentads.
A Frisch .cadatnic;aa, named Heaton,
about the year 17.18 •l5rmed that Adam
was 123 feet, 9 lathes W1 ; Eve 118 feet, 9
Maws all ; Noah 27 feet, Abraham 20 feet;
Morse 13 feet At this rate of decrease it
would .sem that we 8r destined in oo.ise
years to become a rade of pigmies. No in-
formation u vouchsafed ss to bow Henries
get ►i. s.se.nre.esta.
Aa.ordiag to PWy, • mountain was Daps
.14 .sd by m eartig 1-n and there was dis-
aai{aaagia.�i • bgibanes46 cubit. Ion, or
an
•bast 69 feat. Dar*/ the Creta& war, is •
great cleft of mart& idt by a flood, • baste
.,roam 42 feat low is said to have bees dis-
severed and afterward. viewed by L.cins
Tire was • Oast of Trobbigsa whose
favorite diet was !co shildro. He prefer-
red it... fried, and used to cook ono s.ry
d•7 a • (Lt rock outside his cava Witb
kir lo.g arm. he ..u..d kisat.H by picking
sailors tram ship passing by *M Isd's
Bad.....signs rwlaciar dem it M mita
his -
Timm biro boas large weassa, m will se
largo mem. L tie reign of Hwry
Lune M. of Westminster, was a t..sus
shess•tor. 1. the court. of & Hammy from
55. eesgnetry to i armee ore bid osagismt&gn
wire 0 amorist, • vicar, • b•ilil, • Spodh
ksig*t &uta • band ot thieves. striae set
vissariees sad celh., truss wary • uunp"
8M war time alluded be by Iles Jskmtes
Or Wsimisslor log,
With bar Mos ME;
Aa Mae as a erase,
And feet like • pose,
With & pair of be 1.
As broil es two what's.
Parisi Sims, as Id& dant. treasured 8
tdet. C
Mob's. Ho died is 1783. •god 22
years, and hr boss ore sow m shit College
d Surgeons, loudest. adgngisd M•bs.,
born igi irel•ad is 1711(, was 7 ,art, 7 Mims
tall. Patrick Uttar, also a IrWaea,
measured 8 hot, 71 Umbra KingJanise 1„
of E.gl•.d bad • porter .seed Walter Par-
ser, wits mamma 7 hut, 7 iaebgn.
Maximilko Chrteti.a Miller, • o.bbratod
Gomm Utast. was wady 8 fest t.11 He
diad is Lembo is 1734. HiMory tolls d•
famous Tread gioss a&med Legiss wits was
7 fest 6 meas. tall He bad Iwo •esters
wks were nearly m tall as iinaelf ..d •
brother wb• was taller. Bata giw the
4f ewtug tamonramwt..51.5 shah under
his observation : The gi•M of 11.wsbv,
7 feet, b iodise ; • porter d the
1). d W.rsmberg, 7 foot, 6 isehss ;
ajagnus, of reload, . Swedish peasant,
mob 8 has. (;fees oder •giibsaMsas.d ts-
ae.m.gn ass tome : A mood d Mm Wt. of
8rsawsk, 8j ha ; 0i11i, d Teat d
8 hWm; 6 m e a iwsdo is oho Oewagidtr
Omni M MM imi& Wink. I., .1 Perris,
Fast
oaled S M Persia had • veem of gisse-
esgirt smeddingMIM lboosi w essM kmos gobs
id.
A e a Ms was eMls.d at Mu -
dim Slay yews, several d then marry -
lag •d raid/ sgnUl . ea • esnegnsase
.any d the /imam of list mals
armM sgirgin•7Waheir �e1•tor,.
s £• WONT gnu&�ieey p. was
a baby k W basil. mai, as so aid .alder
PIiysians,
the world over, endorse It;
babies and children like the
taste of 1t. Week mothers
respond readily to ata nour-
ishing powers.
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
is the life of the blood, the
maker of sound flesh, solid
bones and lung tissue and
the very essence of nourishment..
Supt N &WIN h 3�MllIMlti
1eesMdllamaa ji)>`,Ina aga„ igp„a Ms •et
Mie. i17 vs, mogyramort. would t.k
two d the tallest yams= of the guard, (ilk
Um guard and Ifyee wailer hu arm •ad
carry them about as be pleased on spits
all resistance about the guard camber."
TIMtLY HINTS. I m'moist se aawmnal•l 111., he yet mast
I media btmselI by ►k .w.
1i individual roeaarosa It is only the lad
she mays. "1 .at • I•..e ante myself and •es
d
..gg..ttom roe lemma and thirties it W11
re, to a.. .
The dull buy newls mon petienoe w
encouragement ou your pert than dues the
smart one.
Plaut a few carrots for the horses. They
are the beet .twouleut food for heroes in
winter
"Mesut to do it" never accomplished
Janything, but b•• caumd much uualiest
work, exp.lar and worry
Try • quarter of au SWM, ..r store, of
01.ugels or sugar bestir tor the cows. They
are also au exeelleut green fwd for pistil
try and cheap, too.
1'5th three year ol.l cult, if large and
strong, may be worked in oicaalonally as a
third boxes, bat 'lever more than • fay
hours or half • day at • time.
Plan fur • guud gram pasture for the
logs duriug the summer l'beaper and
' better pork oma be male in such a uncture
i than where the hugs are pen fed all tbe
time.
Go slow in starting the home In the
spring's work. The work Is rusbiug, but
if the horses aria rooked before they become
hardened acid accustomed to it they will
1 soon go ''off teed. "
sadist o►iiaNione to nu ,we. " We see all
slateally depoodost upon eaoh other. Aad
It is well that It Mould be so became with-
out thisdlupoetoo. to give and take in tits
b..in.ss of life, there would be no roaety,
ao exktame. no world.
A good dose of fertilizer will not hurt
the oats if it is • kind cuntafutug • large
th and
o per but n1 rtoguen is not us phosphoric
Pnteeded. 1t
of is a mistake to suppose that they du not
need any wore plant fad than s fut•nd in
the wit,
It le better to be behind your neighbors
fo turning your sto,•k to pasture to the
spring if you would be ahead of them in
having •buudant 1.asterage in ,august when
it will be most needed. Moe the grass •
gond &tart, fur the c•*1ls will patch up
with it.
If yea cannot afford glass sash for • hot
bed, nroeure some plant cloth. It costs
but • third as much as glas., is durable,
and answers the same purpose. Must
seed•meu keep it. It can he tacked on
frames or drawn over the bed and tacked
at the ends It is also, used largely for
making plant prute.-turs and for building
temporary chrysanthemum houses in the
THE WORLD OF LABOR.
Music teachers in Hamburg are paid 21e.
an hour.
A hues mason in Ceylon can earn 63.20
per week.
A railroad conductor in Turkey gets $27
• month.
A camel driver and his Least in Palestini
are worth 81 • day.
A French Queen of the fourteenth century
received 1:800 a year.
/ Switchmen in Saxony consider themselves
well paid with 8178 • year.
Builders in Loadoa receive 25 shillings a
week and work fifty-two hours.
Native laborers in Palestine work for 15c.
• day and pay all their own expenase.
Bookbinders in E:liatwr`h receive 21
shillings • week and work fifty-four hours.
asbtM in the stores of Smyrna, Turkey'
reee,ve an average pay of $14 per week.
The total weekly expense of a German
family of seven persona is generally about
$8.57.
A cook in Ceylon is paid $3.50 • month ;
a nurse the rate ; a coachman, $4 ; • gar-
dener, $3.
In the textile trades and minced Austria
a week of seventy-two to ninety hours u
DOE uncomrou.
The average annual earni.gs of laborer.
in Denmark is $118 to $214; of general
rneohanics, 6240 to $268.
In a German sewing machine factory •
male employee corns 4142 to $214 • year ; a
woman, $47 60 to $119.
Clerks in wholesale and retail stores in
iIusseldorf realitve from $9 to $14 • month ;
w omen clerks, from $7 to $10.
In the Russian (:lase works tbe laborers
earn from $56 to $41. per year, with feoi sad
Io lriug in abs works.
The lowest wages in Europe are paid is
Italy. A baker there makes $3 per week, •
tailor $4.50, • painter $5.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT.
Tho unspoken word never does hum. -
Kmouth .
Coat is good to provoke common sense. -
Kmormoa.
Insist upon having •• Varsity" cigar, they
are unequalled. 1etw
Troop. of Innes march in the drunkard's
triumph. -%motorman.
11'ieod up • clock it goes. Wind up •
dance it stop. -Hells.
Varsity " is the finest fire oat cigar
ever offered the public. letw
his more trouble to do i11 than to do
well.-Spa.isb prover h.
If you smoke • five omit ciger,in.iet up■
having the " Varsity." let,
la manners tranquility is the supreme
power. -Hate. d. Msinteeon.
T5. osly disadva.t ge of as honest heart
is credulity. -Sir Phihlp Sydney
Well doss Heaves take oare that a. maa
moors. bopping., by arum. Alfieri.
"EI Palm" •d "La Fiera" especinll me
the r000gsized standard 10 nest Wears. letw
Therm is one pintos who is wiser aha
•aybody, that to everybody.-T•Il.yraad.
Thor nest agr•ea1I•, restorative tonic and
mild Miamian' is Milb.ra'. Bed Iron sad
Wins 1m
Eloquence wheel at its highest pitch
leaves little room for renes t refection.
Hama
"BI Padre" and "L iMac' MIIMdsll w
superior to abs m jorftp of 1b east import-
ed sire. let.
W es.a baro the world. She used
aa.kds., powder for area adore mos ever
thought of &doped; it.
Is is • well-k.ow., if rather p•rmdoxi.•I,
Mot that our out di•moed nss are higher
thm the original prior.
About .11 • w.gn•n dose whoa mho ...s
Immo is M d.igo the hods from oar side of
the wase be th. other.
U..I.b$ly mamba. blotches, Ma, .ad all
itohdg haulers d the akin are removed by
using Dr. Low'. Salph.r s..p. 1m
About the only dim that promote mos
fro., olefin barefaced 11.e is the that that
Moly wear whitlows era m.at•obe.
Mies • ma. makes ►ie first albite speech
it i. • meat chock to him de next .sowing
to Ind out that he is not yet famous.
Dr. law'. Werra Syrup has removed tope
wort free 15 to 30 NM less. 11 a1eo de-
stroys dl mbar kind. d .s.... lin
Wilma • helds has boos parried &boat
throe weeks are betties M mad boom for the
old dram site mimed to t•ke with bor.
Q.ilinPadw el•Mr many victims. Ward
d this (read ditme. y themed 8.,41
Soma Coated Burdock tills whoa seed-
ed. Ins.
Sc.ohow a Sian feele mush the .arm day
after w last as boar's deep as asmouet ef
1M baby ahas be doss the day after w leas
eve hilum' Amoy at the dub.
1lilob% tore is sold es • g.arw.toa is
dares imipisa5 esnsep.p0es. it is the bas
sm. car. O.ty ash ass • dem ; 93 ata
!0 ciao a.i a•00 par bolts. Held by all
•w
-Al--
1 am probe Sardis&
Bit -
Mrs bosoms Nd • lafair tri•1 1s .y ansa
wet& wodsfal w......y-pear
were dropsy, keek•.bs a4M�MpsmnaM,
nod an them disappoored after Wag Wm
braise of Ilierdf.ok M s.d Marra i mama
pass les beotegllpowers highly.
Maas,
Woad Pink illaskwille, h. a
Ssrvleeeble Roadside Watering -11w -
Streams from near -by elevations fee
gmealy cross or run parallel with high
ways, from which elevations, pipes can be
laid to the aide of the roadbed. This gives
• head of water that w:11 not only cause it
to rue in a trough, w that • horse may be
watered without uncbecking-a great ono
veuieuce-but .ill awe/Ford such a move-
ment of the water, if the inlet is rightly
armed. that ice will not furls, at least
over the entire surfs•.., even ;b extremely
cold weather. An excellent roadside wa-
tering trough can be made by taking •
a.ctlou of iron sewer •r water pipe. two
J
MON titre wayotuwo vaovoa.
feet or more in diameter. This, of course,
will have no bottom, and one moat be made
in the foundation that is provided, which
should be of rocks, gravel, sand and, it
necessary. cement. A supply pipe and a
wars pipe must enter the trough through
this foundation, the supply pipe being
carved up on one aids of tie trough nearly
to the top, and its upper end bent at a
right angle, so that the billowing water
may form a constantly flowing eurreut
around the circular incloeure. When this
iron lima been placed in position on the
foundation ptepred, the space which it
incloese at is base may be eemented, after
which tine, clean sand should be filled in
fur all or more inches. A sufficiently
tight bottom may perhaps be made by
tamping in a foot or more of sand. The
greeter the force with which water enters
such • trough the stronger will be the eir-
cular current within. and the less likeli-
hood will there be that the surface will
freeze over.
Timber Supporta
A recent article suggests some other
forms of timber supporta, one of which is
bristly represented in 6g. 1. The single
Fig. 1 Fig. il.
poet supports not only the mare of the
borigoatal timber, but oleo a large portion
of this timber without any pins or spikes
to weaken It in fig. 2 is • oombination of
timbers giving great strength and leaving
an entire opening below. These timbers
will be very useful in constructing barna
with a fall and free sweep across the Boor,
as well es for bridge..
A Pertl.a..t Query.
An exchange pertinently inquires 'Why
not plant a few more fruit trees on your
farm? Apples are very good, but why not
have a little variety? There is surely •
corner you could spare for • few pear,
sherry or plum tris.'
teielvIdesal l.e.peseese r,
Tb.re is so tears Carel mistake N•m
that wash Mabee M p.aa•1 or idivida4
iadope•deees. Tours is ..Nin. Nat •
moa more desires to put ferw•ri aha the
•mrties of his own independence. He sow
.idem himself a. stro4(-misded, calf. o.atred
sad reliant that Herm is mediae that mould
salad him atom than say i.titnatioe that
M was subplot to anyone or mains' •d
dm bo was sot .Itegmber .raster of hie
eve. .due.. " i ►tt.m/ my own iniad," he
1. wast M sat. " sad I eased be kl8.wm.d
by semide .ss.id.rsti.oe. 1 am entirely
Weps.d-s" i. mist d fait them k
very little isdep..dm.ee in tie world.
Bines as w5 may el car owe mieiesey awl
tr.sd.m from sesMd therm is am, ono
.m.tpt as that is am depo.dest epos
.Mors ler moist p.id...ad mm.s d sup-
s..; Who is he that ea Alford M may,
" i ass SN &Mug . is..t ..-slues from
ayes-" No matt., is whist walk ef life
M may be are .e Maass is what
kaeisom or 5�h..fis M is myg.d, sa
raster sow moors M may mord tilgnsaI
THE STORY OF CHARITY.
There ars 7.600 .cap kitchens In "r•ace
Italy k.. 270,000 inmates of` sits poor
houses.
The almshouses of France hays 240,000
muletse.
Austria has 124,030 orphans eared for by
the State.
Germany has .-20.000 paupers in the pub.
ho almshouses
F:arluh charity hospitals annually receive
145,000 wok.
The animal .sponse of racing an orphan
in Fresco is $50.
There are is Austria 290,000 persons re
owing State aid.
florin' chant, hospitals receive ab annual
s.b.idy of $360,C00.
The soup kitchens of Vienna feed every
7581 228,000 persons.
The soup kilobits. of France annually as
gist 1,778,000 pereos..
After Maser Merles.
There was au old Dutchman, a fanner
thrifty and prceperoue, wbo had been care-
fully caving fur many year.. Fia•Ily he
was elected to the Legislature. It aces a
peculiarly profitable eesetou. There were
several railroad charters up for eon.idera
woo. Haas served faithfully, never brcks
*ileum, and always voted, and after the
Legislature had adjourned, surprised his
friends at ho.te by laying the foundation of
• $10,000 house, while there were rumors of
a 820.000 bank ,teposit.
Have you had • legacy, Hans'" asked •
neighbor, at last.
Oh, no," was the reply. " 1 have just'
bean eying • little."
" Hut how oculd you manage to Ioe $30,-
000 on • three mouth.' salary of $3 a day `"
" Fell," responded Haw, co.placentiy,
"dao sons very w7 ; it was qua die way
1'ou ase, last .;alar, gny wife, she didn't
keep so hired art"
Agoa.g shrstne ee Idea.
Some years ago • young ma, now a pros-
perous wholetale merchant es Front street
started an busines,. He had plenty of
money. and laud in a stock of goods as fine
as any ot his neighbors. While trade pour
ed into their places it seemed to tight shy
of him. Dust lay upon the door .iib and
clerks stood about idle.
After a month of business depre cion, the
young mao got ao idea. He hired • nom
5.r of dray., backed them up to the frost
and put his clerks to work getting down
Ronda from the ahelvu, which were packed
in oases and loaded into the vehicle..
other dray. drove up and discharged their
contests, which were carried inside. The
same goods were being handled over and
over, but there was an air of bonne.. &bout
all this and after a few days customers be
gin to Dome. Then the drays carried only
goods which were sold, sod the merchant
prospered until he is • leader in the grocery
Ise in the city at the present time.
Litt le t.teleeten.
1f we stop and think how every word
spokes in the presence of • little child
affects is future, for good or evil, we would
all be far more ,:oosiderate in our speech.
it u astonishing how, for day., children
ponder over • careless word or sentence
which no one supposed that they had ever
heard, and at some critical moment use it
themeelve., with • most startling and hor-
rifying effect. Then, elm : we see and de-
plore is real deformity. sod realiio bow
potent Is our mfue.de over tb..s observant
Ia.ocenta. -
• Dalian Ilbestiorw•.tilsig.
Little Flossie 'The people et the Epimo-
pal church as dreadfully slangy, don't you
think, mimosa .
Mamma -No dear; what makes you think
se '
Flossie Well, every time the saiaistm
. top reeding they all my, els there.
Burdock Blood Bitten care Dyspepsia.
Burdock Blood Bitten cum Constipation.
Burdock Blood Ritter. cure BiltousssI
Burdock Blood Bitters cure Headache.
Burdock Blood Bitten unlock all the
clo.l[ed secretions of the bowels thus curing
he.daches end similar complaint..
THE SPINAL u $1 00 n yes, is advance.
Have it wait be your IrMnd.
8daiorth : The following notice referring
to parties well known in Seatorth s %red
is Sassrd•y's Globe - "Dr. H. (:. McKid,
of alosry, North West Territory, wbo has
bees in Germany for the peas ton month.,
walking the hospitals there, arrived is the
city kat week on his way boat. While
hese, be sad Mn. McKid were the sous
of Honorable A. M, Rom"
S.&fort► : Matt Irwin met with an ac-
cident oa Monday .or.ieg while in *be
toe er of l'ardso'. Hoek, wi.diag oho town
clock. 1t some be slipped os • ladder
mining down, and, falling, .praised his
Seaford : Master Allan Robb, the little
son of W. Robb, fell off a box be was sitting
a in the house cm Monday, sad his left•rm
doubling under him was brides between
the wrist and the elbow Th. arm woe at-
tended to by the Doctor and he is getting
alma siosly.
W rexetor : The death of Edward, young-
est sou of Thomas Seas. occurred at kis
home here, ovi Sunday night kat. Fatly
kat weer be oostrwted apps, from
*Mei ho raver recovered, had which -sally
resulted in los death.
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Do,n L&r AWASH-DAY
Go BY WITHOUT USING
Y OU will find
that it will do
what no other
soap can do, and
will please you every
way.
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
It is Easy, Clean,
and
Economical to wash with
this soap.
•
NOME MAGE TINWARE.
It does not pay to buy factory -mane Tinware when yen can get
our own make just aa cheap. We are busy making up our own Tin-
ware, using only the very best of Imported Tin.
Milk Pans, Strainer Pail', Milk Strainers, Creamery Cnn., Pails,
Boilers, Tea Kettles, and a general assortment of Kitchen and Dairy
`tinware always on hand or made to order.
GRANITE STANCHY and WHITE WARE
for the Preserving Season now in xtock and marked away :.%t 11 to
price. Repairing of all kinds promptly attendwl to at
Agents for the Howard Furnaces, The Practical Tio,muhe. HamilyatiL, eadsubh.
WORSELL & CO.,
SPRING HAS COME
Isola t Iwo has, ti.,• following (.,.MI• until you ha%e win ours.
GARDEN TOOLS
Lawn Mower's (ten 'nch drive wheel),Spades,Shovels,Hoes,
Rakes, Poultry Netting 24, 30, 36 and 48 inches, Plain,
Barb, Galvanised, Oiled and Annealed Fence Wire,
and a LEI hoc of
GENERAL IIA IhtD 1 i'.1 RJ
at Prices t., Suit the Ti liie".
DAVISON & CO.,
•1411101 s. 're t- r. wttalrttsa,
THE SUBSTITUTE costs
the dealer Tess.
THE SUBSTITUTE costs
you a good deal more' than
Eddy's.
The DEALERS' profit is in
e "just ash good."
Where does YOURS
core in?
Insist on getting E. B. EDDY'S M:a _'hes
and your temper will not b3 ruffled by trying
to make the " just as good " match light.
THE ONLY ONE 1N THE WORLD ..
-+4•o
••Ma OXFORa••
OIL GAS COt '. STOVE ,,,,,,,,,
') amiss aRil earns Its Owil Che
From Coronion Coin Oil.
That will burn
ROUCH WOOD and COAL
...Equally Weil...
IIS OXFORO GRADUAII
: WMM As It 1:
Nan the Lurgost Oven.
ISA FAR,fll R'S STOVi!
Is Everybody's
Cook Stows.
See It.
No DIRT. NO HEAT IN THE KITCHEN.
Cooks a Family Dinner for Two Cents..
The OURBEI FOUIBET CO., Ltd., TOROIT01
Sold by McINTOSH & HARPER,
Crabb's Block, Goderich.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
DZILLINERY.
(laving lately returned from a trip to the leading Millinery Marketa,
where i have horn purchasing a stork of all that is new and artistic in the
Millinery Line for tine Season's Trade, 1 am no* prepared to show you the
% ery
Latest Styles in Shapes and Trimmings.
A I AL1, 1S KF$PF'.TVI 1.1.1 SOI L ITER.
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