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THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE!
LOOK HERE!
Evegbody knows, " Putting off till to -morrow what you can do
to -day," is bad policy.
So the sante applies to shoppers, who, TO -DAY, can buy
Parasols, Oha'lies, Prints, Muslin', Gloves, Hosiery,
In fact aU Summer Goods, CHEAPER HERE than anywhere else.
For the next few weeks we will give
Tremendous Bim Cuts
in the above-mentioned lines,
" Come in and examine, for at the Low Cut Prices you
but be interested, whether you want to buy or not.
These Goods are not yet out of season , if you have
make, then do it now, and save money.
Butter and Eggs taken in
tuarket price.
JOHN T.
cannot help
a purcheee to
exchange for goods at the highest
ACHESON.
WILD HOGS IN ARIZONA.
The isemener*e• Trews* *fluter et Mime
erre AnessIry.
Sao FRANI-lsto CRNoalt-ts the wildest
of wild hop live bath above sad brow
oars, en the Colorado laser. While the
summer warn lying at (.amus (tome Lading s
few dais sure, l die with oro, • Gas
rad of therm on the opposite shore cur
down to the river to feed en the beaks,
• hen the gram sed weeds were mesa, mad
to get a drink of water.
They paid so atteuties to the beat, or se
the lathers at were. After loafing armed
for • while, as old boar awn* out of the
brush, ud, on spy'sg us, gave a "swab,"
ad away they all weal. Hardly a day
passes that the Imbue sad cattlemen do
wt rue open them. Them bards rein to
b. more tumid them site.
When the lea Thomas Blythe was trying
to mita a calmly at Ludo. forty-five miles
below 1 Imo en the Colorado, be rot down
• barge number of very au full-blooded
Berkshire and Poland -Chins pip, and •.urn -
ed them loose en the roots, grass, weeds,
tales, and tsewjulte brume ; bred, multiplied
kept fat, and filled the low sad tele Mode
with a large aueabr of fine porkers.
]ever seeing a human being, except now
and then • lone ladies. they soon be .me
wild ud wilder still. and scattered until
the lowlands sad woods were fall of then'.
Notwithatudimg that the coyotes
daugktor.d the little as is great numbers
they have increased our it is estimated
that at the present time there are more
Mae 10,000 of them rearms* .p end down
the t oMxado sod Hardie Riven, from their
meths up u rib as the tide rums, or fern
h rty•ti.t to seventy miles Ibis ride of the
gulf.
They go wherever they phase : nothing
stops them in their course. When the
t'olordo u at ata Good they will 'roes it
from shore to shore, efts sear the Hardie,
where it is four miles wide when at its
highest rouge. Their range gimes them the
Men of food -wild, sweet potatoes, tales,
&rate fish. ohms, dead turtles, asd "sawed
along the river bank at low tide. The e
unmolested, except now and them bare
a
buster who Gado hie way down to the neer.
Most of the human giro the wild swiss •
wide berth, tempt new and thou se they
Imre to spy a nice little roaster ou the
ham aim within easy rise shot.
A few yeah ago • man and his family
were hvtsg • tow mitre below the colony, es
the bank of the Colorado. He had a pair of
eery One, large *rebounds, witt.h the own-
er claimed could run down and kill an
wild bog in that repass Ose day be took
don and nflo and west for • mice little cos,
amt right for the oven. He bad not gone
far Moore be footed a largo band of home,
sed turned the dugs roes on them. No
soar had they orad when out of the
tarts near by jumped aa esormous boar, •
asester, who. with mouth wide open, Ps
eg so attention to the dogs, made for tla
hater. The better drew up to rifle &'td
find, but op mine the boar, the does nip-
pag him .t eyery jump.
Tee beater fired • eocoad shot, but on
cane t1. beat. Tbie buster turned wad
tea for a mesquite tree a few porde distant,
tbs bog close to his bola He dropped hu
pa sad lumped for Ute, gruyere/ a limb of
the tree jest as the the bog grabbed his
mats sad ton o.s-Wf of them from him,
fest he we. sere, just out of timer. The
rep all this while ma (tabbies the bog by
th hisd
te whish the beset paid co
tos
The mad boar reined the bark of the tree
s hie greet asks sod sere is kite areal►
Taalty be tensed ups the dep, kiutssely
killed one sad wosmdd the other se that it
died seem after. 0. thou Maned he attu-
nes to the tree whet est the barter. H.
flsarded him mat' ft was dark. Twos did
w nen pt dews sod tory to get kir rico,
kat ha fee was ea Kinard mad drove him
busk tethe tree. Deming the might the
wear Mt- Daylight emu rid es did Will.
The nes W 61444 mashed ties mese ed
pa m their hoed when dews same the old
he atter them attar pared.
The Art et Oasis.
The !Quilt of Persia, whom valuta, t o late
Upper ef may. some Fara ep, w..
takes te the partermmes . wag asked hew
to liked moor. He eemteesed that the a-
iwiy of it wee pwtay lode, hat that sem
Per that the e..heetse had jest beim PUT -
tem imply superb, The Itmpaur •t
• (lave orders kir tb rrpetatss• of the
" Ne " said the Shah"that's set It."
trW ter wr piatM• • Ne,- re-
tYbr. royal ter It's me that.
Prue* tar suborn lopes be tam.
the* mar Wiled Shen. eMHMiaMtiral-
le..hui '. the pose I was trying M tell
roeSs Ise w
Ir. sod the
nesse
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT.
Tea mach wt itself bosoms" s psis.
Heater.
The soul of women arm to lova-Mrs
*warner
The soul is an enigma. t ,04 is the solu-
tion. -Dodges.
Tbe pure refreshments of life are the moral
sod intellectual.
All the devil wast to begin with is one
demon. Dallas News.
Cheerfulness is health : its opposite, mel
•seholy u disease. H.liburto..
No sae a useless in this world who IIRht
else the harden of it for another.--IJ.ek
Plenty of sleep is conductive to beauty.
Sven • garment look" old when it loses its
map-
True:dignity is sever gained by placa,•ad
sever lot when honors are withdrawn_ -
M&minger.
Bowan of desperate raps : the darkest
day, live till tomorrow, will have parsed
away. -Cowper.
The treat happtsese of life, 1 find, after
alto onsa in the regular discharge of gime
mechancial duty. Schiller.
Help from without is often enfeebling in
to effects, but help from within Invariably
invigorates. Samuel South.
The utelligesw which hee converted the
brother of the wolf into 'the faithful
guardian of the flock ought to he able to do
something towards curbing the mn•timcte of
savagery In civilized men Thomas H.
Huxley.
THE TESTS -
Of I lignity Never to forget yourself
Of 1'ssel6ehnees • Never to remember
yourself.
Of at lark Not what he earns, but what
be spends.
Of Happiness The art of forvetting un•
happier.
actual Unhappiness The habit of forgetting
pMsms.
Of Beauty Not that it is perfect,but that
it always attract&
Of • Millionaire -Not what he spends,
hat what he earns.
Of • Goodtemrtide-How much you en
key talking to him.
Of Purity -Not what it he not seen, but
what it has net touched
Of Virtue -Not what it does not do, but
what it does not want to do.
Of • Student Not how much be ksewa,
bet hew much he wants to know.
Of ('harm --Not bow deeply you feel it
bat how keenly you remember it.
Of Fa&cisatien-Not how keenly you re-
member it, but how mush you forgot.
Of • Reshot- -Not that he ever dopier
ideally, but that lesnever depicts falsely.
IN • Fine Man -Not the karat that be
does not do, but the coed that he does
do.
Of the Went Pessimism Leading a poor
life, and the preaching what you prsc-
Lae.
Of a Woman's Power -Net how exclusive-
ly you think of her whim she is then, but
hew often you thkik efbar wises she is not
thus.
MARRIAGE ODDITIES -
At Remus marrisgss the wedding rise
was placed as the thok
Is Spain wear is which • wedding ring
has boss dipped it good for more eyes.
la Sere& sad Rumania the groom gives
t5. bride • tap with the heal of her owe
shoe
The wedding ring has at es* time or an-
other boss wet at the Numb "d every
Smear. . Java, ee • part of the marriage ear.
assay, the bride warms the fest of the
proem.
Four nap were easel 'n the marriage
ememeny of Mary Stuart to t5. unfortueats
.Thew of the wedding riag is Bred sated
is Egypt. where tthe ring was the emblem
efeierwiy.
Amu; the Nee 7.o&lesd satiw the most
bmpsrtsat part of the oseemeey is the teeri-
M mock raffle.
The (brook Chetah replays two :nage is
the mortise steamy-crr el gra, mad
the ether of silver.
it= the marriage • rriage le always
mttosdod by s "jslr Igbt b.sweos.frlouM of
the pass W herr
fa Raw t5. bride wens . wreath of
Sewers. • dress ed apes atUsg, ..d be
bee Angi aroma with hereat.
She Aber the MOM sew&.
SA Ilrear 31 ries.., rad them 1.r
wwft
Are est prensoused a bib
N► like M Wim"
47th
r
Do -
flan SAM
S eekm
ginimsea.b wig a pa r d
Blood
should be rich to
health. Poor blood
Anaemia; diseased
means Scrofula.
Insure
means
blood
Scott's
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
enriches the blood; cures
Anaemia, Scrofula, Coughs,
Colds, Weak Lungs, and
Wasting Diseases. Pftysicians,
the world over, endorse It.
IMO N ItciNM by SitlIkts!
Orme stew., Mumma all Dram's'► Ina ••1.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Athlete Cigarettes have no Rival& tf
Lord Salisbury s Alien Bill passed the
ss.ond readier i. the House of lord. Tues-
day.
Norway Pise Syrup cures soughs, carr,
n
hoarseness, sothreat, asthma, br.no►itis,
etc. les
1. P. (.ormaa, editor of The Ottawa
Free Prem, died recently from heart
dour.
Athlete Cigarettes, more sold of this
brand than of all other Cigarettes com-
bined. tf
The steamship psmssger &gents in Mont-
real knee eat down the steerage rate to
Brit•is to alb,
The British Badge( Hill passed the third
reading 'n the Hour of Cossmoos Tuesday
of last week by 2a3 to 2611.
A doyen teen were blown to pieces by ea
explosion of dynamite at the Stockton col-
liery, near Hazleton, Pe., recently -
Debs, Howard, !Caliber and 'of
the A. K. I'., were seat to jail 114:Cktego
because they would not secure $6,000
bell each.
A Detroit dispatch says Frank L Gil-
christ, of Torooto, has been arrested there
with 110 pounds of smuggled opiom in his
Peen
The steamer Richelieu struck • sunken
log in the Salmon River recently and had to
be beached to prevent her foundering No
one was hurt.
1'yrus Hicks, of North Gower township
wee killed Tuesday of last week by • team
which he was drivi.r rennin. away and
upsetting • hay rack upon him.
Some people laugh to show their pr etty
tooth. The use of Ivory White Tooth
Powder make' people laugh more than ever.
. It's se nice. Price 25c. Sold by druggists.
2w
Thos. Forel, • young farmer of Forest,
was run over by • mower and killed. Later
in the day & netrhbor's child drank a cupful
of embalming fluid at deceased's home, and
.early succumbed to the poison.
('omstipation, headache, billtoumees, and
bad blood are promptly cured by Burdock
Blood Hitters, which sot upon the stomach,
liver. bowels and blood, curing all their die
50011. 2w
The Vigilant woo the yacht race at Haag -
or, Inland. she was six minutes
.head of the Britannia and had
completed three ,quarters of the course when
the jure of the ttntamia's pit broke and
she retired from the race.
POLITICAL PROVERBS.
A vote for sail &int ler essythng else.
Shuger dost make • M.P. no sweeter.
('rum's is the Fust uv July *v relig-
geon.
A Nashua s gord&em u mierzur.d by the
goodness of its wimmeu.
Giv • pollitishun all the money he wants
and he'll do the b&llaose.
l'olliticks kin choke the life oaten the
beet government that 'veer existed.
Ureses sum .tatesmea taint had cher
(mend' yit ant no sine they tont deddern a
mackerel.
Ef P-ian int to warn petticoats the;far-
mers had better lump the fess and run fer
the tail timber.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Never boy sweet potatoes in large gaan-
titre.
Yellow curtains are the bet for lighting
.p • room.
Never allow year carving knife to be used
to cut bread. Provide a separate kali&
Cold r&i.water made string with soda.
will take out machine cel grass spots that
have bre on white muslin present& Ap-
ply before the goods have boss pet is the
rads.
Blue vitro' pulverized •.d dissolved is
bailie( water sod put int.' whiteiweeh gives
• beautiful Mss fiat sad will gty. • nice •p-
pwssm to walls hadly masked.
Is pmuisg don. carpets "pied oewspa-
pre over the Beer, then pat elven strew
every over the paper sad put dews the
:Jr
arp a will last longer with thisliming than
will way ether. The dust will sift through
•s�rWi Pper-
A FEW THINGS TO AVOID.
Never fail to keep an •ppoistuet.
Never delay isaneworisghMte sor return-
ing books.
Never till long stenos el which you your
self are the hero.
Never net'.vieess 'peeps by amnia, ie
1•e. at Amok, theatre, hseture er Sea-
eart
Neer "tip 'trod• who'are harrying slue
the street sod_ �wis them ler 10 or 20
mn.tu
Never rill epos people Out .5 bedtime sr
diving dinar or bean they are dowm.sslm
in t5. moreing.
Never whim yes see two people asg..d
l ..resin ark ow ki wad enter epee • ear
ediaw.. a se maws
Neer spelt dimeareathelh of yen par-
iah sr of year liners Peeps easy
la
m�
aeyour wit but they will .deeptse yes far
Meer Mrs le alk sheet "this, thee sed
geyWq," a ens who to tepee a wed
Orb monis. poor os • haat fir ..,Hing
Never talk whet green sea lane mr de.
kg, swyrdmi she far par sownosses, 'RA
es ▪ tett epos a atria web,
Oggaba. see=i14 galena, WOW
44161ilifi hog
TERROR ON IA TORPEDO
e..' -
Th▪ e v.Mo d the 'majority e as ptror( of
jwaio&
We sever desire orderly what w. desire
Me who km ma • good oaraary e5.5M
mum take epee him the i d beet.
Eesoseg is the her Fahey, bat be who
acts epos this prisdpr• is or as holm&
mos.
We eases& onetime fate sad a•owity,
bet we ma yield le them to *.oh a smear
as to he greater than 1f we our.
The Sudsy Is the code of sur irlieatson
drawled t4 theseht and revadenoe. It th-
rills to Mr .eldest solitude sad to the
&shiest twisty.
S'eo peopsoder le sae sonstir hurl ser
bet withosI makes. it rear they are ihisk.
ing of themselves and isytsg litho traps fee
Poverty
hard, but debt is horrible. A
an
mmight as well haft • rooky bosom sad
a scoriae wife, which are said to be the
wont evils of ear lite.
Maw Ma mob MN mf Thew.
"I)e yea este," said • dearly pretty
liths girt. ••I p Jost akar • great deal.
sad i sever haft any t.: ...'te trouble that
the other girls tell rte &boys, •sed 1 do be
hue it is breast I it ea eusiable." It
seemed as odd ruses sad I .eked sepias -
atter
"Well, you ase I hardly ever ggeo uy-
when without b•viag the our ntss►tr ap-
e
v.oh ins •ad say : 'Klemm see, mem, bet
I'bask I have met you beton.' Ye know
that is the regular phrase. Well, I always
took up frankly and study ►u face • misuu
in perfect goo/ faith.
• r son to tarn red and get wobbly.
Thea i say with careful oosrtmy, as if de-
siro.• te save kites emb•rtas.mest, 'I .m sun
you .re mistakes ; I know I haft sever
sees you before.' 1 have sever ksowr an
isetant apology to fail, mor • fellow of this
kind to set way other way then desirous to
appear the gemtlee•n for which 1 seat a
bars mistakes him. I always smile frankly
bow, sad pain on, and men than once 1
haft Dotard that the men bre followed me
respectively at • distance, and 1 have
known it was to prevent anyone elm from
trying the same thine he failed .t.
The Mat fame Mirk.
Pinafore Chronicle -Telegraph : There i.
• tale of • hat connected with last evening's
wind storm in Allegheny which, sotwith-
standm•g all opinions to the cestrary, can
be vouched for by half • dozen eyewitnesses.
A prominent Alleghenian was taking a
drive on Perrysville avenue with several
members of his family, and started home
shortly before the storm broke loose. A
good part of the distance had been covered,
when, on reaching • point in the avenue
where • street branches id the north, the
wind carried his straw hat up the side of
the hill. In the blinding dust storm which
followed, he thought it useless to try to re
cover the hat.
Aoother eighth of • mile was covered,
and the occuputs of the carriage took
refuge in • residence. All were gathered on
the porch in front of the house watching the
progress of the storm, when what should
coos ftyns down the street but the missing
had, '''geed merrily on by the wind. It
sailed pant, streak an opposing current of
air, and, wheeling &bout, paused for a
moment in front of the residence, where it
was secured by as owner, and found to be
uninjured, rare for the dust gathered upon
it during its Bight.
a5ss.well,
It ia said to be an old story, this of a
man named Doherty, who was dulling
with hu squad of recruits is Leaden. Do-
herty was nearly six feet two in height,
and at th.t time the sergeant -major we. •
man whoa height was only five feet four.
t me this day be approached the rgaad, look-
ing sharply about him for some fault to
find.
All the men squared up except Doherty,
and the sergeant -major at once .cco•ted
him.
• Head up there, man '" called he. Do-
herty reamed his head slightly.
Up ham. sir "
Tho head was raised spin. Then the
..cast -oyer managed, by u•sdiatl
toe", to roach Doherty'. ail*, utile
it her, with the remark
" That'. better. Don't let me i••s you
with your head down again."
By this time everybody we. interested .t
oestug Doherty staring .way above the ser-
geant-ajer's head, whom • voice from above
said, in • rich brogue :
, Am I to be always like this, sergeant -
major . "
Yin, sir."
" TMs 111 my good-bye to ye, sergeant -
major, for i11 *iver tea yez agar.'
t■teerNtas watt Fay.
Rochester Post-gzsEes. e -
( One of Um hest whist players in Rcobster
mends to us the beads played bLhi* 5.
Meads .t . recent .itt . N.rtit-Ware-in
taenia tai king .1 spades, a*efTluda
were as follows :
Kart Sp.dm, 5 sod 4 ; Diamond", A.,
K., Ku , 4, sad 3 ; Hearts, A., K., 6, 5,
and 2 : Clubs, A.
Boutb--Sp•dcs, 9 and 8 ; Diamonds, 10,
6, sad 5 ; Hearts, Ka., 10, sad 9 ; Glebe,
Q., Ks, 7, 6, sad 4.
Wer-ap•ies, A. wad 3: Di•meed", 7
sad 2 ; Heart", 8, 7, 4, sad 3 ; Club, !, 8,
5, 3, sed 2
North--- K., Q., Km., 10, 7,6, sad
2 : 9, sad 8 ; Hearts, Cl. ;
Club, K. 10.
The wen was six spire, mad, as North
arranged his cords, he hit sero of wis0sg
the erne. He had sever trop►--•sd they
were act ' meetly uma0 " -sad he had •
"haw et trio! be both dub •sed diaeemda
Ret, as • atter et fact, be failed to get
u se the aid, mere to the MIN of
his oppesemat 1�y
Kest tock her tricks ki amisimies
l.dieg the king of dammed., kkig et
h earts, w of rola, •d &ss el dimmed&
Thew be1mp.•dtt diaiam add,+..wrhisk hie
Wog
•� a..G.. iss,�w bash • ,e:u "
dlltn.ed, trumped.
SWM petsghie maim .4
temps. while Narth was obliged to throw
away a trump them, the odd h•vms, here
eared radar hie cad the _pre pima
Nott, is much Sung dura hi" els
eablreed brmps, with temarka aid for
Temetes hard we. eT.rr
Mira 'tether -Deal yea behove is the
. eine d taken
yr. 1.--01 sums Ida way, my dost,
If et11 leis tonne
.1r b+ hwisei w"i " of
Ilemtgli''lair far aid
Freud' Mailers straggle Desperately
N'ilk Flaws sad Wave.
FIRE CREPT FOR THE MAGAZINE
Alter a Used right the tee. Come Out
e Ahead 1a e. ttaettt.A Stew fame Life
A Steeralt Wk. Attempted
to Forage "duos t• _
*mew
Paws, July 21 -The new torpedo boat
Lw liroudeur ran tato the harbor at Bon
logos yesterday at • high rate of .posil,aud
was at mum abandoned by her crew. She
bad been pertly burned and was filling
with water.
Ice Orusdeur was attached to the fleet
now mant•svering in the channel. During
the early morning she oulltded with the
armored cruiser Jean Bart. The first ex•
&initiation of bar hull stowed that she was
badly damaged and the water was euteriug
so fast that it would be • ram for lite to
get der auto port She was headed for
Book.gu.
Fur was piled on her fires until she was
runniug twenty-eight knots •n hour. Her
boiler plates grew red but the woodwork
caught Sr. and the flames rapidly spread
beyond the control of the crew. The twenty
men maiming the vessel lumght the are
with desperation, preserving perfect disci-
pline despite their growing agony as the
Games Spred toward the magazine. Ouly
ooe man, and he was • recruit gave up
bops and tried W jump overboard. He
was caught in time, however, and was put
in irons.
Eventually the Are was checked when
but • few feet from the magazine by the
influx of water through the hole made by
the Jew Bert, mud the men were thou able
to quench it Water continued to fluty in
and th• ve,e•1 would have foundered with
all on board had she been kept at tea half
an hour longer. •
yt P. U. CONVENTION.
The Ml.tallea .r nage Creates Nisch
Euthusiaam--Omeers for '13. •
Toao%ro, Jniy 21.-TLe great Baptist
convention assembled here promoted •
magniaceut spectacle yesterday at the salu-
tation of flags. Secretary Dr. Wilkins was
in comtuand Ladies were chosen a
standard-bearers of the state flags and
under the escort of the speakers for the re-
spective states they marched to the plat-
form, where one minute speeches were
given by the representatives of the -various
delegations. The great audience rose and
greeted the marching standard bearers
with the hymn "Onward, Christian Soldi-
ers The r.ceptiou given the banners of
e ►ntario and Quebec when they were raised
w ail magnificent, the audience ruing en
masse &tad singing " God Save the Queen,"
followed by cheers for the tlueen and the
President of the United Sates.
The following officers have been elected
fur the ensuing year of 1895, the election
being recommended by • committee and
r«"tired with applause and general accla-
mation:
Pre/oder -John 1f. C'bapman, Chicago.
\'ice- Presidents- Frank Harvey Field,
New York ; J. N. Sheustone, Toronto: Hew.
lieu it. Taylor, Georgia.
Recording Secretary -A. M. Brinckle,
Philadelphia
Treasurer -Frank Moody. Milwaukee.
FIVE MINERS KILLED.
A Shocking A.-cldeat 1. a *Ise In
Franey !wattle -.
Ptxo Ortovt, Pa.. July 220.-A fearful
accident took place in the mines id
:iamstowi seveu wiles :from here, last
evening, just as the miner* were being
hoisted oat of the colliery. A number
were in the wagon, which had just started,
when the pulley underneath failed to work
and they were crushed against the top
rock, five being killed instantly- They
are. John Itaudenbush, John Llewellyn,
L. A. Tat, William Clark and Charles
Woodman. All live at Williamstown, are
married and have children. Their bodies
were horribly mangled.
Fatal wreak os. Ike Sem**
ALBANY. July 20. -The Chicago express
on the Susquehanna divmiou of the Dela-
ware and Hudson Canal Company's rail-
road ran on to an open switch at E.per-
•see, craabiug into several cars standing
on • side track. Fireman Palmer, of
Oneonta, was killed. Engineer Truman
Austin, of Binghamton, was seriously in-
jured and will die H. was brought to a
hospital in tide city Noue of the passen-
gers were injured. rhe engine win de-
molished. The opinion prevail* that the
switch was turned with evil intent and
this rumor gains credence from the fact
that • Pullman ear was on the train.
Dr.wsl.g se Ntdlasd.
Misses, Out, July 21.-11rs. John 8.
Me1.i11., of Nis place, was found drowned
in the bay here yesterday. Before day-
break site left her house. The other mem-
bers of the family did not miss her until
8 am. She had been ailing for several
months and her sister, Mrs. Oregory, ar-
ranged • ..arch party at once. The body
was found about half • mile from the
house in three feet of water with the face
downwards. Mr. Melville is in Muskoka
in *shingle min Deceased we. about 50
yews of age and leve one eb11d, • boy.
toe Gtnpte5es at Walk.rvllle.
W AI.gesyu .Lx. July 21. -As eau were
engaged 1. mandating stead pipes near
the Ontario Basket Company, with the
main pipe on Walker road, for the purpose
of teetit.g, the vans beret with terrible
fora, blowing • bystander named Yates
fifty yard. over • fence, breaking his leg.
Two of the men working on the pipe had
their lop broken and were terribly
braised and two others had their feces
terribly emt by the stones and dirt throws
op by the force of the explosion. They
were all taken to thif Wlndarr Hri�1ai.
''/teed M • Groins. Mt.
Wooivmsa, out, July 11. -While load-
ing gravel os the farm of W J. Moore,
sear this plea, Henry 811v.rthota, •
yomtlg w
about Iha years of apt, was
tk lied by tb• earth ears. la ea his
Whoa • deem' noshed atm it was feud
that lag& lad boas iisamtsew. , his
meek brag bertha Detea.d was a re-
sd idsetrioes man.
peasrts, w5. the In t5. of
Thee* hue the sympathy d the
tom Wane er,tlae.
sob ta-A.atewy Rhl.p ..
by t5. Natural
mein' M t5. rives I.
frsia ..m. deet so
w
•masa
HE NEWTINSHOP:
Owing to the great increase of our business, we have bad to enlarge our
promises. We will now be in a position to show our many Customers some of
• THE FINEST GOODS IN THE TRADE,
anti owing to our small expense, all we ask of you is to come and examine our
Good and compare Prices, for we feel confident that you will say, as many
others have said, that the New Tinahop is the place to buyStoves, Fur awes,
Cutlery, Kitchen and fairy Tinware, at the LOWEST RIDES.
We are agents for the celebrated HOWARD FURNACE, which
has been proven in l:oderich to be the most economical, ail well as the clean-
est Warm Air Furnace in the market. No dust : no gas.
WORSELL & CO.,
Agar tier the Howard Furo•ses. The Pesatte&l T/semiths, 6assUteait.. Oodsrich.
GOOD,
BETTER,
BEST.
C •• Thr %sine Tells
The were."
are worths to express comparative ale
grecs of merit. E.,11. EDDY'S Mata-ites
are above any comparison.
The BEST are
E. B. EDDY'S IATCIIEZ.
THEY A R E
PLEASANT TO TAKE
Y E fi .
POWERFUL TO CURE
mitiorsuva LEES. 11 r'i llTS A IBX.
They do not nauseate or rad: a..: weaken the system
gin pills and other purg..ti•, .. out they tune up the
G eer and u."o.ch, and Fri., theta ..OcIeni strength to
do their k n.,turaly and well. They Curr 4..m.
' dilutionItypep.ia, Indigestion, Headache,!tali,"t..
Pimples, Sallow n.ue and all diseases ami ng
Gua. impure W.I. of ,l, ,;_ nh Ii'' -
Ask Year ersaal.t far Thiess.
PLANING MILL
ESTAULISMEDSI156.
Buchanan & Son,
rAwvrACT amrlte
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In all kinds 00
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
had b.lfder'.' material of every desertptlos
School Furniture a Specialty.
HUGH DUNLOP,
THE CLOTHIER,
has just returned from the cities where be
Ass See. selecting
IIW SPBIIU (100DS.
He has now on hand a Large Line
of the Choicest Goods in the
Market and is prepared to
turn out work in the Best
Style possible, and at Pnces to
suit the times.
11. DUNLOP.
cap AND WOOD
YARD.
Spm •/tend a gives to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Itoedguseten for all pedals of
HAW, SOFT i IUCKSNITN COAL
het
e."•1 d1am wwasa1m.
eM mtf ea heat. s.at otmfrhq ms.
-- ChM.
J01014e PLATT, Prop.
MAO.
GODERJOH
Ste am Boiler Works.
IBTABLIcHSD,Imo.)
A. S. C H R Y STA L,
Svrvvaor to Ckresta! d' BlaekJ
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright A Tui,ular
33017.es/aisei ja`s►t� w
$alt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also deniers in Upright &pd Horizontal /elide
Valve Kagisee. Automatic Cut-Ote gemmae •
pecialty, A11 sines d pi s *ad pipe -Owed
constantly on hand. Retimates furnished ea
snort notice. Repairing promptly attended te.
F013- If P. O. Box Jt. Ooderich. Oat.
Warta-Opeeaite O. T. R. Kation. Ooderica.
* nentifjc Anitriman
yrc,st '°'ps•s,""'
gym• =te' iossw.A.' rw r7*5. a
PATENTS
CAVEATS. TIME BASIS AM COP IIWTS
Obtained. and .11 beatn.m n tks U. S._Paten
OSeee attended to at MODLR4 TE P
Our MSc* le upside*(b U. 8. Attest Of-
ae., mid w t ear sDWm Pates', Is less Mme
has those -emote from WA=J)u1VeTON.
!lewd MUDS,. OR DR/ W NO. We ad -
rho as to p•tontabiUt Ire* N .o
et.e :rt
make PO CHIN I',V/ rior 4*'J V/.•
TI IN PATENT.
Ws refer here, a etmm
the Poser, the Supt,
xf * Order. Dir,. sad be aerial• of the
U. 6Pt..t Mee. For etreular, ady/os
forme sad reargues to astir otters to y.me
awn State ortyirritate
r • saiwN h..
Oges.tt Pets Ones Washinevea. n. O
WHY
Deas 011 . BARRY, Oh.
Oogbrieh furniture deals, mad
undertaker, keep the best leek
of furniture and and.raakeds
',applies! And how is M
that he ores sell so ammo!
BECAUSE
He finds that it pays is Ike
long t7tu. Hie insets le t
" tall Prelim sed Wok Re
fan,..' He .6. mikes a
NFa • eat bGfisae if *Sara h"`''
fag abisObita
atilasli imai"