HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-8-23, Page 7THS SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONTI, THURSDAY, AUG 23. 1894.
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SUMMER DRY GOODS.
This week we are ofering a few Lines of
Summer Goods to clear at less than Cost Price.
Our Fall Goods are crowding in and the
Summer stuff must get out.
American Challi, Fast Colors, reduced to 5 cents a yard
French Delaines, Dark and Light, all Wool, i5 '•
Prints, Best (foods, Darks or Lights, " 10
Grenadine, Double Fold, regular 30l'. (foods, 17
Scotch Oingghunts, small and large Checks, Fast Colors, reduced to M cis.
Check Muslims, regular Prices, 10 cents, •• "
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ALL SUMER GOODS IOS! I;0 THIS N011?9.
JOHN T. ACHESON
•
BRAVE JAMES HOOD.
• Italians fla.dlas Who l'eeaeaasded a
nenshre Sleeked* tenser.
In the wain days of June then died at
Sumter, South l eroltaa, • pressman Agee*•
dam awes who was bre non Meatreal y
l.il5 Juries Henry Had pored away tit
the 68th year of his age. lie school dogs
were sprat in Sionista. sag whoa bit team
Most 20 years of age he mowed
Nark, wham he teamed stemsshipetlielm.r
m r and beanie • master smmkaais. Be
was marred fast Wore the dv l war broke
out in the United States. bee this did not
pn•sat him frees voluntaries his manses.
la April, 1861, he was an beard the steam-
ship Naab•tlle during the bomb•rdmeot of
Fort Sumter. Th. •creel lay off ehnrlrts.
err, and ran into the harbor after tie cap
tare of the fort The Nashville was the
!estentA ariconateageehipafloat. She was
skied by the Southern Confederacy and com-
forted mote • blockade rsnn.r,with rel r. Hood
in command With Isis staunch mime' Mr.
Hood mode several trips to Nassau and E.g. i
land, carrying supplies to I'herle.tes s.d
W tlmmoeton, *ken the m osfeterate &rem I
eagerly awaited kis every arrival.
Dunne the letter months of the war Mr.
Hood estaWs"bed himself to businena.t\as-
mu,whers he seprtotaa.ded the repairtar of
a1asy vessels...dtammed by .hot and shell.
While engaged there he vofuotanly took
charge of the sopaaa of the meassehlp
Petrel, an Eagles\ .e. -o( war, whose en
gimes and crew had been stricken down by
tag ternble yellow fever Mr. Hood safely
piloted the vessel to hospital headquarters
at Waldo:, whom he was highly oomph.
asented ow hon timely deed in braving owe
tapes. Commander George W dls Wt.
sm. of the Petrel, endued • letter to Mr.
Hood, Iaviewiog hu brave conduct, and pressing eke highest comma d the mita.
►,ce Admiral 4tr Alexander Milos after-
wards ackaowledr.d the valuable services
thus rendered. and eompltm.scsd Mr. Hood
upon the clarity with which he offered Ion -
all in their distressed OOadttsen.
Mr Head returned to N•es•u and for a
fati yen after the war he resided in Fag -
lead, but returned u 1868 to Newborn*,
N • .store he ssg.ged in civil ssgioeeneg.
Be cervices were to great demand. and for
sons Veen he was *mama is raumg snok-
to reseals .mei removint obstructions front
•i..nela, m dredging to secure deeper
near, slartiog averts nod rulrt.✓i .neat-
tering. Many herculean teaks did he un-
dertake, and endorses orowod .1l hie works.
He moved ton :$ 8r
}877, where he has
moo rended. IlM last work was in build.
as the settee ba Ckarle.tee harbor. He
k.r« IsMmd • widow std three seas.
Moven Tsar • artl/e.
('huago Duly lsssr-Oess.: A woman
who was moil recently Mn. Dr. Spencer, of
Bosrboo, has Just been joined In wedlock to
br eleveath husbaad, and as the bride of
to -day is but 44 years of age, time may lou
ably record may mon matrimonial
Wham's. Her eerie* as believed to be me
of a most retnael akin as record.
She was a bride when a girl of iftoms
summers, and her first venture was mon
successful in pet of Oma titan any of
them, tea years elapid before that n,ar-
rt•ge was demonstrated to be • complete
failure. She was separated from her second
' ad third husbands. The fourth was
wedded as the mom" of • romance. A con-
vict in the Joliet penitentiary woo her geed
graces, and a pardon, which was grassed by
• }ympathetic governor, was followed by
i marriage Death ended this union, and the
meson of mounting was followed by the
choose of • fifth nod sixth hothead from
•geosg • legion ot suitors. A charge of
bigamy was disproved in conn•-tioo with
the marriage of her seventh husband, who
Ave her statutory grou.dr tor .. divers.
The eighth bmehd was secured through
the medium of • ttatnmooal paper, het hu
11. had • tr•ge loading, and at the age of
36 yeah she comclnded negotiations with S.
H. Brown, Ns 9, with whom she lived for
two years. To this anion the first child
was bon. Brown disappeared, and the
next alliance, with • Dr. Spencer, • senor
all* physician, was terminated by hu sod-
den death.
II *rinse Telling by ib. /laser tail..
F.N.ae tilling by mese of the finger
msjb. s.yebom•cy, as it mm called, w.. not
.mseamon in ancient times The practice
WOO M rub the nails with ail and soot or
wax, •tad to held up the nails thus prepared
•gamed the sue, and ups the transparent,
horny substance were supposed to appear
figures or characters which gave the answer
required. In mon retest time" people have
been foued predicting by means of the Nails
of the hands and telling the dwpriuon of
persons with certain deecnotions of the
e lls. However absurd it may appear, I
will give examples .f this superstition -A
ponos of brood Bails is of gentle nature,
timid and bashful. Those whose nails grew
Leto the ash at the points or ods are given
to luxury. A white nark on the nail be-
speaks misfortuse. Tenons with very pale
sails are subJeet to much infirmity of the
flesh and persecution by neighbors and
friends People with narrow nada are Am-
bitious and ;s•nsl.ome. Lovers of know-
ledge and hbral "estimate have resod
n al. Small els indicate little..s of
iniad, obstinacy and wooed. Indolst peo-
ple have generally fleshy mile. Melancholy
0 oelo are distiugsuhed by their pale or
-*cloaca nada : and chelenc mental
MIS, delighting in war, have red sad spot-
tedeatk.
The long fMas almesnoa
Wale F:rprm. ' The retired left fielder
was telling the etory. "Hank Mo(:i0'is,"
be said "was the greatest int barman 1
ever tam He could play the bar outer
sight when he was • mind to, bat he was
the Isneet man to twenty•sovsn counties
and hs didn't play a ball when be mould
pt outer it. He was allays turnim' up with
s spiked foot or • split thumb or eo..tbi•',
a emerally made out to lay dfI morin half
Us nae The runnier we were play in' in
the Western League, though we struck a
manager who was onto Hank'. curves H.
took him to wee side when the masa bogus
se' tot' him that he wouldn't .teed e
Ink,. He marked out to him that it be
di4a t play every day be would g11 laid off
a' loss his pay. Sore Ikeda as' thumbs
eta harrod
"Hash. hoes,.' lacier thole ever that year,
em ooastderhml stirred up about this. H.
dida t have no Idris' to play, but he was
het atter the Tong grim, ea' he kN pkayis'
tial as' kicker' like • bay steer •1l th'
tow Finally be got a aesple .4 days' ley -
re an' west to see his masher, so he said.
Re gut hack ne time nod oempl•iad of bo-
dged, but the manager mal him t' g11
the pine or lass 'meaty acid plunks„
21 M got ie. Nes' daywe e.uids't ploy.
�1 • big nim. ns' before tie time
ths Rases th• say alts they was an-
"A"ig rail,.
it west on like 4121 fee • straight
shirty gays. It weak! alloys rata jw' be-
tm01 3.40.'flak o. r
whether we was bo
bigot hot lamps' armed, sod
•ts re first rase wren with h. sH. pends
84. 'miter had o let set semi at 9s. mea
to the exposes& lee' Hank pre the rem
rains mopped. New, what de yon
think that ais molds dose he old glt
mtie
1 without worlds' • Sews 1. Wow
laistlit•'shout rain .skim', s.' whom M
lad Qat le
btmlbw sled trip
homede a owl
ids ehlemiwhut .
Nit 0051 alterpeet dam bole*o the pas."
t.b,m, m Meow&
'�. r sties mend rime ir
nem to starry Too
!oust
t awe that i bail ever salted
Ittirl•tser.i
Va semen 7'. 1.ve.'t. Dot .ho I
fslmy friend• ad N
the prone at I te-
ons •' t' 1earry fres N will be am yes
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~d"b tread iMldse d.reaanmdsfM
air N.
ii:ithehoessreMeme of NM bosins t.edt. arour-
sod imam
Yana About the t.uaa.
A writer i■ Rlackwood's who has made a
study of facial e'pee.aon nye that, gener-
ally stpeakimg, it is a strenuous contest with
minor difficulties that predates • this and
rigid set of lips. 1t a sum •Imost Omar. -
ably, he has observed, in heasewims of the
Martha type, who are careful and troubled
about many things, "and whose souls are
Makes to the centre by petty worries with-
in doors, and strife • entrance with the
sbortoomisge of the scullery mid or the
Book." It is, therefore. perm.@ of weak
will, he argues, wbo have habitually com-
pressed lip@, for the errand will is oo.ciou.
of its strength, it nor •gtteted by the little
worries of the Boer. The tame writr,•ftr
citing the useos.cious imitation of .11 of ne
is giving hack frees for frown and mile for
mile sadaws for yawn, says : " I know
• tutor whom prombeirities of speech and
carriage have been adopted more or less by
every one of his pupils within the past six
years, and several of them have Dome te re-
semble bim in feature." He oonslud.s with
eh* interesting query " Hee it occurred
to may careful parsecs t1.1 the good looks
el their daughters may depend in so dight
degree upon their choios of nurse girl or
(mermen
Wimps Ter Were.
Two gestls.sm who were playing cords at
• New York club lessee were very melt an•
*eyed by other members who stood behind
their chairs and i.ter.sted themselves is the
mem. //Molly me of the players inked ms.
.f the musseaten to pay • beth for him ea
t11i be nursed n.epeemer took the
mads wbereupos rhe gest pimer left the
re�'.esss�� Pretty sees the mooed player fel-
lewae the manse of the het. '1'►e ewe
onb•Mtaea y. farsome ties. whom ens
.r than eeddd the waiter whin the two
=tat
'They ,lariat
.nate in rhes M en," we the waiter's
weir.
A awes Lear.
A lady maid Wei T. 0. M. Hsphries.
MMvvikmsjg is Keay Oak, who used ony ewe
►mtefiS Messkiees Kidney mad ifwer
Oars, km lemmata a uuesmea te 11e
east ebae it e•etpldelj eared how of lar
grefhie y rlisummelse& Mlles, •.d Wer
igembles Nosh lositios et asses'
ybHiese,r1lstly m Nle •may .besld
ewne.gs amber siren to sloe le m
Mama ftrlri.
Watch wr Weight
If you are losing flesh your
system Is drawing on your
latent strength. Something
b wrong. Take
Scott$
I3mulslon
the Cream of Cod-liver 011,
to give your system Its need-
ed strength and restore your
healthy weight. pAysiciau,
the world over, endorse it.
MI M Braili by I
aeualama stemma aaonmeme. m1 alit
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Athlete Cigarettes hays to Rivals. tf
la 1775 ballrooms said to weigh 20eun.es
fell as Mercia, in Spain.
Norway tier Syrup cures cough., cold.
and all threat sod lung troubles, i'ri x 25
and 50c. 102
Helena, Moat., is 4,200 feet above there*,
and has an average of 260 sunshiny days
every year.
The tat cough cure u Hagyard's Pector-
al Balsam. 11 heals the lungs and cures
coughs sod oolds. lm
Minneapolis mills saw over 360,000,000
feet of lumber • year, and tom out 7,000,000
Darrel" of deur.
Herodotus tells us that the number of wo-
Jos employed in making bread for \erten'
army was beyond count.
To remove worms of all kinds from chil-
dren or adult. Dr. Low's Norm Syrup is •
mf. and sun remedy. Im
The first taken who followed their craft
to Rome were slaves eaptureJduring the ex-
pditieo against Philip, 171 R C.
From the dream of I'haroh's baker, Mee -
men oratories B.C., it is learned that bak-
ing had become • distant pursuit.
Athlete Cigarettes, mon sold ot thus
brand than of all other cigarettes com-
bined. 11
glees, copper, zinc, lead. platinum, car-
hou, plaster, petroleum, silk, cotton and
paper are used in the manufacture of 'mom -
daunt lamps.
I I. Rttchs & ('O., manufacturer. 04 Ath-
lete llg•rettes. Our production u over
three quarters of the ct,msumptioo of cigar-
ettes In Cosmos,. tl
The Spanish government u negotiating
with the Government of 'he Argentine Re-
public for a reciprocity treaty principally
for fruit producta.
According to the E neer'" gazette, the
oldest mattemaucal btwk i■ the world,
which dote:. some 4,000 years back and was
wnttea ie Egypt, contains • rule tor stu•r-
ing a circle.
Or. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
curs diarrh•.-a, cramps, colic, cholera mor-
bus, cholera istantum, and all loosenee ot
the bowel/. Never tratel without it.
Price 35 coots.
A school district in grant county, Kan-
a.., contains bet one tamil•. The father,
mother, and eldest son have elected each
other trustees, and apps need the eldest
daurhter, at 135 • month, to teach the
younger children.
t tffenbash was the Freneh (:ilttore. He
always tried to please rather than instruct,
and of the six t y tear opera that he wrote
in less than twentv-five years only one hed
the good fortune to tut mon thea three or
four yeah
The eustachian tube begins at the back of
the mouth with an orifice that gradually
diminishes t0 SIDS as it approaches the ear.
The existence of this tube justifies the 'ex-
pression that • man can hear better with air
mouth open.
For cholera morbus, cholera infantum,
cramp@, colic, diarrb.w, dvssot ry, and
Summer complaint Or. 'owtr's Extract of
Wild Strawberry IS a prompt, safe and sun
cure that has been • popular favorite for
over 40 years. -
it used to be the custom in the Belvieu
p•rliaemest to supply not only the members
but the reporters to the scenery with brandy
and water ad 'inborn. Every member
habitually spoke with • alas of brandy and
water beside him.
la Australia great iocoovem.oee is in ear -
laced in telegraph construction by the fond-
ness of the Datives for win for bracelets,
ear and nose nags and their weakness for
the porcelain insulators, which they fashion
into arrow head..
i)yspepsia causes direness, headache,
constipation, variable appetite. rising and
souring of food, p•Ipitatioe of the heart,
distress after eating. Burdock Blood Rit•
ten is ruaranteed to cure dyspepsia if
faithfully used sccordhg to directions.
Kerrie rrowinr on the highest limbs of
the coffee trees is Rraal are often shrivelled
in the semblance of the tree Moshe. These
are careful) set aside, shipped to some port
fume for Mocha oasis •.d seat these* to
the Wasters world ea the tree thing.
t.tt me complaint bee ever baso made by
theme using Ayr's Sar.•parilly according to
directtoss. Furthermore, we have yet to
lean of • mos in whish it has failed to al
ford benefit die say hew/reds of druggists
all ever the country. Has cured others,
will ours you.
ones Ire Ter..
The voices of singers Deed an porosities'
"oiling," and some peculiar remedial hove
been ie vegn* among the Uesn which it in
interesting to limy. Whim GSWsayr. the
femme soubrette, visited Saehsd, she oon-
feooed the she Heated Mr threat Id..,
each perform..*, o • god robins( with
ram rasod gty cerin& The ~mems led to
farther i.vesugathas be this Mas with the
folk/wise results Watt, the peat Swed-
ish user. ate two salt *kis beton gems
to dog. Woebtel used the yolk of so
errs
Now Dosed weal stns Mink 1.r, Aims
patens, .da water or post. Wallet, the
tear drinks sold mese without ereaem,md
Gaislimese...r renes es • glass of grog. 7.011.
Meisel, the fames sestrolts, who died not
leer age, always Moak loasa•de before she
west es tie sings KIndwmes ehemd
dried preyse dus(.g the i.srvnb and Meath -
elm swan by • pitch of snug before sash
Aria. flume simpers taba ere pamien•ee
urians recd. Ana rwkrtg a the drys
us wMsb they lou Melse, while s swmbr
el ea 1.1.4.. 4iwf►s Mo. their mime are
I Mpeeved by the smehloe of •
jus. bele*. ebe .mermen elms.. -
gabneri• ler Tam a S$aL Oakes a • yeas
Ase sanr.rsnetess
INews mle (,s5.: L the manse
11. tower ed Kirkstall Abbey, where fell
the year 1779: Whittaker mentions
wan! little •..along pipes" werefeud
AM showing Nthe eswh feudof mom herb
otber was in ansa is loo yams
re*to
. who... ms V lar. Petri.
monoses ibm pips of brooms ter .es.kiag
an efts. load le amain Irish tumult In
the .0esN0si of Dosonri O'Brien, Ki.g of
Thege.d, who was killed A.D. 1467 and is
wrred in the Abbey of Osmium, Comity
Clone, 1. is represented with • Nott pipe
or diadem, ha his mouth.
1e envy be .brewed that in some very
wises coal workings, which were found
.der Iaesbto. Castle some thirty years
ago, sea of tins very old making pt
were fogad. Asd • ges.ra4OS or two .go
not far from Lam►t.., very poor old has
might .hes be ossa sesektsg the common
white -flowered yarrow, • herb ln•lwtly
fou* is seantry ahur.hyards.
Moped M Meg made* the wow, and k.1..
at I amid rite to the swims 1 tub • shook like
is • Mew see my hovel, mused by rise of my
that freeman dimes to my remise This drove all
the air est of m Image, rad I wont M eke
r bottom whore 1 lay in • haN-ensariosa
1.
Put
• Travelled alarm.
(:lobe-Demeetm$ - " I have rot a pet
tines at home," cud W. L. Siam, et
11•ecbstr, N. H., last sight, " which 1
think has tnrelld about as tepidly sad as
far to oe day as say other animal is the
world. One worming, about • month aro,
the kitties strayed into any factory • short
tame beton the marthistery was started up.
It got playing amend the door, sad sees
took up its position in the big gy who.!:
where, without beist noticed: `',. &mud
Mira and west to *leer aeon t Nisch.
eery was put in motion, tate Wk(1! Morin,
se rapidly that the poor Innen not ss•
cape. Indeed, it is probable that puss was
soon uaaoseciow from dimmer. A little
eompatatton shows tae dut.sce the eat
travelled. Tb. wheel movie at the rate of
250 revolutions • mtuute, and at every tars
pussy west 17 feet As the wheel was kept
to motion 300 minutes without stoppiag,tbe
kitten must have travelled durieg that time
• little over 300 miles. When the wheel
was stopped the kitties was discovered and
taken out mon dead "has aliwe, bet itshort-
ly recovered, and, •Ilisgh a he* rstnaimed
about the factory ever the e, It a observed
that it always gives Nm ay wheel s wide
berth."
see.troke and N• Tr a0Yat.
Syracuse feet : At this heated season tt
is well to know the causes producing, the
memo of avoiding and the renenl treatment
That temperature is not the only cause is
evident as with the sane degree of hea
@more cases occur at one tame and season
than another. !hyaena or moisture and
electric state of atmosphere are believed to
be modifying influences.
To prevent, we advise rest after sting,aa
then the euergiee of the body are engaged in
dirstiom. Avoid all •Iooholics. These In-
crease the tendeasy to sunstroke. If heat is
excessive, avoid too prolonged orviolent et -
erase.
When ovetoome by heat, remove the
patient to as cool • place as poas*hle, loosen
the clothing that the circulation may be un-
impeded. Apply cold to the head and at
the wrists, either ice or cold douche, and in
extreme males wrap the body in • wet shat.
Lose no time in seeding for • physician.
Some energy is to be directed to reducing
bodily temperature.
That the patient remains conscious or re-
gains coosciousee5 is at sufficient. Thos
are frequently serious after results. These
may sometime@ be *voided by prompt media
cal action.
stet.. All the masts of my Ids passed
.lowly totem my mos, and 1 .meld nes my
prone. mil friesds around no wseptsg. I
recalled with •h..late disttetaess the
.m•ll..t bets of my life, ayes was 1 was
• child at school. 1 hew tin 1 was
drowsiest, but thought, after all, it was sot
each • bad death. I wondered if they
would bit able to hod my body, ad shod
dared at the tbemght of tb.ir failure. Theo
1 postured my bural, heard the clod. 1.11
leg oo my collie, and thought Um:. I heard
pivots speak of my death u • warning to
their address At last everytkiag •roeod
am became peaee(uI, meson died away and
I felt myself rim above the earth cad goat
spwards into spans. From that moment 1
USW r keen moth* anti! I found myself
lying ea the bank beside the triaad who bad
resumed me and brought me bock to life by
Name of •rtigwol reeprrtion and frietica.
Geography.
(:overa.m-Wb•t is the capital of
Florida.
Prelim's ( hod -Tit. Navy they get from
the Nertbereere.
T.esssy Watt fres.,
Mother "1 IMO .held, Tommy, you hare
been • v.:', psughty boy to -day. Tommy
•
8 my, ma, wise: A yon :now abort
wickdnen, for • woman." -- Boston Tran-
script.
eatermaUea.
Visitor-" Can you tell me when Mr'
:n.acors's cottage is •" Country Youth-
" I oan for • nickel." Visitor •' Asn it is ;
now when is it'" l'o0Nry Youth It's
burn's dews."-H•rper's Nsaor.
Paying toe renally.
WORAnr! -
YNUCIRSAP
'IT BRINGS
COMFORT
WASH
DAY
Ti -JE NEWTINSH9.P.
Owing to the great increase of our businao, we have had to enlarge our
preurikea We will now be in a position to show our many Customers some of
THE FINEST GOODS iN THE TRADE.
and owing to our small expense, all are ask of you ie to come and examine our
Good and compare ~flees, for we feel confident that you will say, as many
others have said, that the New Tirshttp is the place to buy Stoves, Furnaces,
Cutlery, Kitchen and fairy Tinware, at the LOWEST PRIDES.
We are agents for the celebrated HOWARD FURNACE, which
has been proven in Goderich to hot. the most econ ' al, en sell as the clean-
est Warm Air Furnace in the market. No dust . no gas.
Seta Set kin adrift on the lake of fin
is • boat that constantly upset*.
Amadeus--- What is the creme, my lord Atenta 40r the Howard Furnaces,
Satan -When 1 life he used to think it -
fumy to rook • boat.
A Allard 0ee.111s,
•' What's the matter with you asked ,
the hanging basket of the mercury in the
thermometer. "(:ot • chill ' '
No," was the reply. " I'm just trying
Lo go up and down fast enough to keep
track of the changes in the tempera-
ture."
t Tone ogees
"1 am taking up • subecriplioa in aid of
the striking coal miners," sold the mac with
the subscription paper.
"I'd like to give something... replied the
man sitting on the doorstep, "but I'm out
of • fob myself. The factory when I've
been working had to shut down the other
day because they couldn't get any more
i oral."
Ancient Tetegrsphr•
The ancient Greeks and Romana practised
telegraphy with the help of pots filled with
straw and twigs estunted in oil, which,
being placed in rows, expressed certain
letters, according to the order in which
they were lighted : but the only one of
their coetrivaoees that merits a detailed
description waa that invested by • (:rseian
general Named .}:neva, who flourished in the
time of Aristotle, iateeded for oommu•ica•
tion between the generale of the army. it
caseated of two exactly similar earthue
vese.I,, filled with water, each provided
with • trap that would discharge so equal
quantity of water in • given time, so that the
whole or any part of the contents would es-
cape in precisely the same period from both
vessels. On the surface of each floated •
pica of cork supporting an upright marked
off into divisions, each division having • cer-
tain aantence inscribed upon it. One d the
vassals was plated at each .t•ties, and
when either party desired to communicate
he lighted a torch, which he held aloft an.
til the other did the same, as a sign that bli.
was all attention. On the sender of the.
message levering or extinguishing his torch
sash party immediately opawed the cork of
his vessel, sad so left it esti! the roster re-
lighted Ids torch, when it was at once clos- '
ed. The receiver the. read the sentence en
the division of the upright that was level
with the ...oath el the vessel, and which, if '
everything bed hams executed with exact '
Nem, oorresptdmd with that el the sender
and so convoyed the desired !■formation.
Mow M Wart& to trews.
$t. Louis (4.1.. Democrat : --', Just nim
year aro today," said Philip L Newton, •
Beton drummer, who was at Lindell yes.
sordes, " 1 had as narrow •o escape from
drownist as any moa ever had. It was •
hot afternoon and 1 went with several sem-
paain.s te bathe in the Ohio river, mot far
from l'iseis.ati. In diving from • ler i
The Med Parrot.
"This parrot, ma'am," said the fancier,
"u one that I can recommend. It was in
the family of • distinguished American
divine for many yeah"
'Well, roots, what'll ye have ' Name
yr pleat "' exclaimed the parrot with
lomphanis.
"He was obliged to part with it, how-
ever," continued the fancier, "int* for the
last year or tee it b.lougd to • New York
alderman." -Tit -hits, London.
Toe Sslvatiots Army cruiser Wm. Rooth
rail ashore 011 a reef .onside Selkirk Wed-
nesday morning. A tug has been sent
from 1'..rt m'..1 sortie to Ler aeestauce. All
the crew are safe.
Vr. W. H H..yle, of Cannington, wad
elected grand Master of the 1.(1.11.F, at
Wednesday's session of the Brand Lodge
In Kingston. Next years gathering will
be held in Hamilton.
The Houle police have discovered • re
volutiouary Land 111 that city who corres-
pond regularly with foreign anatcbieta
Society women have acted as go between'
for the col respondents.
A Boston despatch says all the rubber
manufactories controlled by the American
Rubber Trust will .but down September 1
for two weeks or • month. These plants
employ 12,000or 14,000 portion.
Four patients from the SS. Balmoral,
which arrived at Onvenhur.t Tbnrdav
from St. Petersburg, are suffering from
Asiatic cholera. One of the •easel's sea-
man
erman died the previous day from the die -
NW.
Seafortb : We understand that Dr. R.
W. Bruce Smith, of this town, has been ap-
pointed medical officer •1 Orchard House,
Hamilton Insane Asylum. This is an ap-
pointment which was rendered noosssary on
&cooust of the opening of the new asylum
at Brookville, 1h Smith's appointment)
takes effect on the Bret of October. It is
something to the doctor's credit to sal that
he was selected from • Int of ifty-oe ap-
plicant*.
Seaforth Mir Annie gray, eldest
daughter of Wm. M. Gray, who has been
onetime Mr. and Mn. t:. I.. Bsll, in Toron•
to, was Washed by Typhoid fever last
week. 0. Friday lea Yrs. Gray went
down to ears for hr during her i11nsss.
Mr. Grey aloe wast down to Tomato no
Monday, to see if there was any possibility
of bringing her home, but the doctor de•
aided that it would be unwise to attempt it.
We believe that the fever is of • mild type,
and that there is little or no danger of
serious results.
WORSELL & CO.,
T1. Pr stloal wltha, HaalMoHt,. U.dsu4I,
i
FIBREWARE =5 W000EN.
One of E. B EDDY'S Indurated Fibre -
ware Tubs and Pails will last the life of
5 hoopbound wooden ones.
Besides, they are much more conven-
ient and save a world of annoyance. Ask
your grocer for
E. B. EDDY'S
h1DURATED
FIBREWARE.
HUGH DUNLOP
THE CLOTHIER,
has just returned from the cities where he
has been selecting
NEVI SPRING GOON.
He has now on hand a Large ine
of the Choicest (foods in the
Market and is prepare to
turn out work in the Best
Style possible, and at Pries to
suit the times.
H. DUNLOP.
WHY
Does GEO. BARR*, te.
(ioterich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the !'rest stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplier 1 And how is It
that he can sell so cheap?
BECAUSE
He Ands that it pay in the
loog n His motto i.:
" Small Profit. and Quick Re
tarns." He also make. •
specialty of picture fronting.
Give him • call before percher
lag elsewhere. ESnb•lming
Fluid idways on hand. 2367-y
GODtRJOH
Ste am Boiler Works.
BETA It1Ar l l LD ntalN t
A. S. C H RY STA L,
Seel-castortot'Ar t., al d` Mock,►
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary ldfariut•, t'prigiit & Tubular
13027.-i=X2S,
Salt Patty, Smoke ~tacks, Sheet iron
Works, et:., rt.%
Also dealer. in I"prtyhr and ItorirAnt•1 wide
Vale* knttin.-e. A 'outwit e Fut miff Itngfaes •
penalty. A'l sore of pi r andi fntl
eonrtantIy uo hand. F:etima•As furnished on
mors nor ire. Ite4o ,r:rig promppttly attended to.
'=25t-1, P. (i. Hoz 37, (iodrtch.0.1.
Works 4)pon.ire it. T. R. fatalism. nodevlca.
-CITY-
coag AND wood
YARD_
Special attention given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for .11 grades of
HARD. SOFT i BUCNSNITH COAL.
Coal welshed oe either market or my Seale%
Oet gey Prier before rola, ebewkera.
Tetl1♦11 CAM.
TeNN..e fess e.1ss.
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