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THE SIGNAL': GODERICH, ONT', THURSDAY, SEPT. 27. 111914
TO MV DAUGHTER.
Q l s ate, 4asghter, a) dearest.
With your wades earl beautiful carts,
Awl your laughter. the brightest and cleared'.
0 gra weft and gayest of girls.
ate your hands that ars softer thea ram
AW your Up. that an lighter than tlewen.
Anal tliat innocent brow thatdteolosss
A w...1on. more luw►ly than .err..
With yew. looks that ssrwaoer, or .ratter
1a r tt.•.avu,l tto r, ural gleam,.
Aad those feet %h..... l ...,act u. oi. patter
I hear aud remember to dream.;
With your Hunner of motherly duty, _
W'h«n .,w play with )uur dole evil ere grime
With your wonder, of gv-erh. and the beautj
In )our .nils uuprnou. c) faro,
a ben 1 Twat you w eilyrrh ringing
Stour ..,Louie from rhaml,1 or flair.
%lieu you run to me, k(.atng Sad clinging.
en r dtant, w nail) fair:
1 tend like as ogre above 5.u.
1 hut) guy tare is, ) Mir .'ui.:
1 fold you. 1. temp )ou. I lot yo..
0 halo. d,ud•rn btu -..•a. ••t ►,r1e.
--Archibald Letupmat.. in Youth', t'onnlaniuo.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
sad suite of the Imperial (mown Prince
gathered a the centre of the fore-
ground.
orsground. The saluting guns thtutdered,
and the sir throbbed to the measured
cheering of the whiten, as the stalwart
old monarch of the Teutons galloped
across the sward. greeted his son. and
then rods slowly along the sorrted num.
An the princes of the Herten empire
followed the pair—q great Inas. of
gorgtouwees. The fufantry- marched
past to the musk of the massed bonds.
the cavalry charged with flashing of
sabre awl thunder of hoofs end three
the hoods of colnrnn: etruck through
the •ltd" ^' •�- u em de Boulogne i»
Out , did Mow that 1 wee dono be a
danpe,uw reel neetunUM leasee(. from
which rose fierce yeas of 'Preteens',"
••1 o. bon''' etc. Thr nearest radicals
clutched and buffeted we, while
those in the .•nowt ting were
stnkiug at iuv bare bead with
their .tieke I wale no resistance. but
simply tile.) to burr through and get
free. The people were so compacted
abort me that they had no space to
maul me badly. Bat the throng grew
denser. 1 was being crushed. and wy
heal was ewiuming because of the
blows trout the ♦ticks. I made • wrench
o.; nue side anal p ,t my beck atonal a
dtrectiou of the Porte Beattie the gate
of entry. Traveling swiftly and by a
more direct rugate. 1 t.ttchwl the Arch of
Triumph in advance of the heads of the
marching columns. Staying to witness
the review hal thrown me much too
late to bee a historic feat. It was that
of a yuuucc Bavarian. who, with six
troopers had heated the first entering
detachment He leaped hie borne over
the ehaihs surrounding the arch. and
rude under the structure c.utttewurat-
ing M, Many French victorue' Hours
ago the qua)rterwasters had gnietly
twine in with their escort*. end by this
time. lied finished the task of chalkitis
on the doors of the quarter to be occu-
pied the sI*ittc detail of men
which each home was to aeeonto•
date Ahettll down the Champs
Elysees were long litres ot ca-
valry horses standiug at their picket
linea ptill ambito'. while the troopers.
sword on thigh. lounged about or sat
oh the doorsteps. taking in Perils accord
ing to their relate. unemotional wont.
The windows of the houses in the
('hatupi Elyeet•* were fairly occupied.
though sk'anely any respectably dressed
Frenchti)en were abroad. and no ladies.
But on the broad sidewalks swartued
tattent.innl. in gamine in wild profusion
—y enng-safrole of extraordinary part
t..tuine, faculty. yelling like demons,
and emittin: froth time to time a con
carted shrill whistle that killed or .1is-
corle.] the mesio of the Teuton bands
Already the versatile rogues hail learned
to mimic tate harsh words of comwaud•
and the mem-what clumsy gesturer of the
soldier). The impudent varlets hal,
thus early ganged the temper of the
hussars who kept the ground. whom
they mocked without ceasing. in appar
ent asieurancr of impunity- As 1 eanut•
ere.* down the maul avenue of the
('harupr. Elg'xeet• in advance of the tier -
man infantry. I met the Cruern Prince
of Shinny the• commander -in chief of
the Army of the Meese. riding at a
walk toward the Arch of Triumph.
During the last three , months of the
siege of Paris I had for the most part
lived in the Prings he•d.luerter+, ani'
hal exp•rietiee,) kindlue+M•s at his hazels.
1 hal ls*•u anxious to &`.)Lain p ertlti,esicli
te telegraph c.pioa.ly in. the evening
from the army oftire in alit forest of
Montmorency. and as he pulled up with
a cher-ty greeting 1 took the opp.'rtun
its to ask the favor. A short colloquy
.on the •nbje ct ensued between hint and
hi+ chief ..f staff. with the reeenit which
1 had holed Then the prince and his
staff ruff. on. I .trolling downward to
wend the Place :1e la Conn:nide. Snl-
lenli• there was a clatter of galloping
hoofs ou the asphalt. and Count Vitz-
humt. an aide de camp of the prince,
reetted up hie Wirer on the sidewalk -
front of we, bringing from his highness
the courteous uie•ssage that my 0111 seat
at the healquart.rs table was still being
kept f..•r we Right from the arch l
had ole ervwl three or four persons fol
lowing Inc pretty ,closely.
They. were respectably dreaded. per-
fectly quiet. and might have leen either
to neat lint conspicnona citizens. or pre-
fe.rional spies." They hung about dur-
ing
uning my brief interview with the prince
anal were close rep tdi me when Vitzhnm
momentarily 1,1 ..ked the eidew-alk.
1J..wtt the (*Lampe I:lc-sees they kept
dogging my herd., and at length. neer
the Rued Point. nue of their number.
which had considerably increasol, came
up to sur H. civilly enough trade the
requeet that I should accompany them
to a police office in the Faubourg St.
Honore. for the purpose of giving an ac
count of myself : since, although in
civilian attire. 1 had been marked as 1.e
tog in euapicious familiarity with -the
enemy- " The request etruck me as op
portnne. because I had been apprehend-
ing dd.nie difficulty in getting out of the
quarter in a ieruan ocenpatidn• *ince all
the egreases were barred by French
troops under arms. As my pasip of and
journalistic authentication were quite
in order. 1 did not anticipate any bother
at the hands of the police. Telling the
French person what i was, and showing
hien my passport. I replied that I should
1* glad to Accompany- 1 ' • but that I
cool! not do so until I hal seen the (fees
titan infantry now marching down the
('hampe Etymon. in the full occupation
of the Place de la Concorde. and the
y:.e • len of the Tnillerie. He how.•el and
jo't:e.i hie truants. who. leaving • coupe.
in rl me observation `4, tnrmlf. +troll•dl
a little way apart to where a group of
very.inister looking Frenehtnen st.t.i
ah.nit A Merman officer in ('ntn,ssu•r
reniform. who Wag Bitting quietly in the
saddle ander the ehadew of the crape
covered statue of Struibnrg 1 knew
the mean. and they knew him. ton
Their hirid upward glances at the max
sive forst on the great war horse were
changed with baleen' meaning Itis
march. with a little receptive ge*tnre
M his gannfleterl hand. bent over M.
q.ldo• I+.w And requested "ttfonsienr"
to oblige hien with a light for his cigar.
The torn writhed as he compell..i him-
*e•If to warily 1 felt *ere that in his
hoar? he wished that the Inciter were a
dagger, end that he hal the comma* to
use it i're•e•nth- 1 informed my friend*
that 1 was at their service, and they ow
cowled me toward the Rn.Mimic .1'Ang-
lai. acme. the neck of which extended
a line of French a)Idiere with a *oohing
mob I.ehmd it Illy nowt and the
(veneer he 1 A brief parley a gap was
male and i behind the line end in the
very heart of the freers! mob My es
oort either abafido ed me or war bras
"eel hr.v 1 Mater knew shirk.
As I sit by the fine in my quiet roots
and recall the epi.o.les of a stifling life.
1 seem to realize that for year, together
it was Itttie eL-e titan uur cuutinuuur
series of narrow escapes Teen. in not
a little bewilderweut. I ask myself
which woo the narrowest et the hundred
met one narrow eeeapes the details of
which rirr up before me as I ponder.
Was it my rescue from the broken
and battered timber ship. front Quebec.
water logged iu grid winter un the
Lank. „f Newfonndlauelon that bleak
monis.; when the woru and gaunt rem-
nant of u• had almielte)e•l hops,
and when the gallant Yankee. Moses
Taylor. ranged up alongside and took us
cog in her lifeboat to warmth. comfort
and safety Was it on that eft.•rnon
before Sa•rbrack. when icy cuttpatrtvt
Batty dashed out into the open in front
of the Prussian picket. and opened tire
single-handed: on a whole French bri
gade- As he weo in the natural course
of things.- promptly Ah .t down. my
*Scottish comrade awl 1 ran out and
brought hue in ithrouyh the gust of
chaasepot bullets. Was it ou that lurid
afternoon of the straggle to the death
between the Pane 4 immune and Mac-
Iltabote'e Venaillt•t troops. when 1 was
stuck np against a wall to be shot by a
Communist thing p.irt y. and fire minutes
later melerweet the, same expwrieace at
the hands of a Vcreaillist detoehttte»t
which hail not t•. flight tie ferocious
gentlemen of the Belleville quarter':
WM it OD the hillock in front of.Zaitch
sr in the Serviau campaign. when for
ten minuted lien. D•.cktonroff and my
self were the targets for battery of les
Man Papilla's Kropp gum. and ween the
atmosphere about gab *felnell a chaos .4
whirliug shell fragment's Was 11 ID
the Afghan pass, where, as 1 knelt beside
a wounded moldier, ',nosing my thutttb
on the orifice of his bullet :round that
be *honldi not Speed to death. he and 1
were for 6uwe wigtttei the mark fur the
fire of the Afridi picket -front the top 01
the overhanging ruck` Was it, again.
ou my long. lonely night ride over the
Zululand veldt from the lwttletiel•1 of
Ulundi, through a country rife with hos
tile natures. when I followers a track or
whiott an officer and his 'escort were
butchered the carne night': ._Put amlelt.
Miocene* the carnal risks of battle
The eeeapee in action ars• naturally- fro
gnent owl narrow. l.ut one to cooter: ,ter
of but It very small promotion 1 them.
I have had a eau kill. i immediately be
hind me. and the bullet that slew him
tuned have pawed between my left an.»
and my side. That might be calked a
narrow escape, but 1 did not know of it
until after it happened. Then the axiom
that "a mita is as good as a wile' came
into force. Atter the attack ort Le
il.mirg,'t by the Prussian (Innards. 1
counted fourteen bullet hole: in tis
greatcoat of Major von. Alts uck. of the
toren Elizabeth regiment . but that gal
lent and burly *Oilier. who had shown
the way over the barricade, was not in
the leant imprewu•d by those evidenced ret
the narrowness of his rurpri*iiig immun
itv from ,cath., because his escapee was
over and past before he knew how close
it bad been. in that he differed front
the weak nerved Scottish former, who.
going home drunk one dark night. rode
scrim a crazy footbridge overhanging
a pres•ipitont cataract. Returning next
day to Wok at the place, he was soacarwl
by the il•tnger he had escaped that he
diadem tiw spot' i'erhape I way best
fulfil the tenor of our ...littera requisi-
tion. by narrating an experience,
tbronghont which 1 quite realized my
imminent danger. and in which. toward
its. close. 1 had resigned hope of e*eap ing
with life. After the capitulation of
Parte. Bismarck instated that part of
Paris should be temporarily occupied b;
elevation trope. The entry was fixed
for the first of Merril, and the force of
oocapation was to consist of :10 •110 wen.
drawn from the Sixth and Ninth Prus-
sian and Eleventh Bavarian corps.
When about to enter the French capital,
those troops were teviewesl by the v.n
arable German emperor From their
siege quarters on the Seine A left bank
the regiments of the chosen contingent.
since early morning hal been streaming
on to theLongchawps racecourse. on the
edge of the il+ou ole Both -erne They
were men with the memories of the
hand grapple in the sepals of Worth. of
the ravine of (ir*velotte. of tine moody
plateau over againxt Sedan They were
wen with recollections of the fathom
pew. moil and the appalling tuortality of
the siege of Meta They hal met Doc
rote fierce tattle oft yonder slope of
Fort Chant pigmy. and Abney * 15x4 de
spsinng sortie from the shoulder of Fort
Yaletien Yet they were sten Mirk,
hearty and healthy now as it fresh from
their home gnarterw From the top of
the mill of b.nngchetnen near the i'As
rade. I looked .town on the groinal forts
atom of the long. giitt.rtsg line fa ing
Swart the Seine, with M. Cloud and
Mount Yatsrise M the farther dista►r••e
1 beheld the glint of the bayonets, the
demist; btttttmer., the shimmer of ser
light her, *Id btD,t mid br'sastplatie,
the emit MOsn gam itis gnat eta/
street door. Now, for w6 t at wa.
worth. my enemies were in my front.
In a rough way 1 could box a bit. and I
believe 1 spoiled sundry of the nearest
faces. 1 know I cut my own knuckles
t" the bone. But the thick sticks kept
hammering ou any head. bottles began
t° tly and at last either a stick or a bot
sir felled we t•. the ground. Then guy
legs were clutched with dh••utdand yells
.f triumph. and 1 found my self being
dragged along the getter on my back by
genial enthnslast +. who loudly pro
claimed their intention of dragging me
to an adjacent fountain and drowning
me in its basin. t other cheerful pa-
triots now snrr,•unletl we. making vig-
orous kicks at my body and heal. thee
whole soiled person Jumped on ilitY
chest. I honestly believed the it was
now all ..ver with 'me, and when I felt
my mune leaving me 1 had no other
thought than that this an. the advance
of death When 1 reeoverea conseeeis
mess I was lying ou a woolen guard
bed. all Ll. oil and utu.l and in rage. sur-
rounded by a number of soldiers. 1
was iu a French military post. Its gm -
risen heal rescued me at thepoint of the
bayonet. ansa I was now their prisoner.
They gave uta some brandy. and washed
off me s .ate of the,bl.ol anal tuna. As
I revived my tiret thought wan to search
for my note look. in which I hal wtit-
teu out in fall a description of the Long,
champs review. To my horror it was
gone. along with-rtite coat tail in the
awakes of which n had been. While I
was internally bewailing myself. a citi-
zen in a tine glow ••f triumph rushed
ego the p..+t. "Here is evidence that
the villain ie a spy' Here are his notes
-the lir. he has bean writing about our
unhappy Paris' 1 could have em-
braced the man. fr-owsy as he was. His
face wawa ?Only when in the eialnetet of
my heart I otiere•d him a 3 franc piece.
The implacable partite accepted it. By
and by, under the eacort of bayonets,
tor the mob was still dangerous. I was
taken. my rags covered by asddiers
greatcoat, to the . bureau .1 a sitting
magistrate two streets off. My corn
paniols in duress wert! a man who bad
stolen an ink 1•.,ttle. anti a woman who
had been caught speaking to a (termite
soldier. t hail no difficulty with his
worship. Fortunately my passport and
credentials were in a picket ,which- had
not been reit from me by the mob.
He released me. and with an inimi-
table shrug 'and gesture of .elogneut pa
triotism begged ref line to excnee "the
"Only the Scars
Remain,"
Says$Rx'RT lltusox, of the Janes
Kwul, li'OOden
!luchiewry 1'o.,
l'hil.xl(lphia,
Pat., w'.a1 crate
flee .e. follow.::
•• Amine the
ensu; tr.t::noni-
ay wloich 1 see
i■ regent to /no.
tete motto ips
.rrfutml1S
t tirs, Cleanses'
tfi • Wood, etc.,
nor..•in n,.:aome
IL tbaa .toy
own cG: '.
u'7 yc,irt
a.o, at gas a'1
of le ;ream ! 1 ^ t
On my leg ,
w'sica bm:..• .
bream+
nista aero:.
Ottr Ls .3t;' i . -
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it was : 1 the. •
a: dieted. - . - but, .
Urged lblt�
tc try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 ton:: ticr o
b,ttl.••, the lows h.-ul..:.:.nal t I to • of
he, n troubled tenon. Only the se --re
remelts. and the mercury of U:n
past, to remiui me of the teed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done, roe.
1 now ve•it two hnndro Al and sa, • r
pounds. and :un in the L i• of, h, • •
I (care been on the ros.l for 1'.« , •+t
twelve years. hare noticed Aver', apo-
saperilla ail...need in all torte et abs
United Stater, and n:waya take pleats.
ate In tell 'u; what gond it diel#er/Ma
Ayer's Sarsaalr!!!:'
Prepared ayUr.J.C. Ayr... ,i.•.•;.hens.
CiirellOtileriawillcurdyou
mo gab good. i. sad
l..,u. t would 1..
•.d old
Mother
Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry es • rebobla
remedy that mu &lw•la be depended on
to ours cholera. thongs
cramps. diarrlua, dysentery. and all
Itatssasss d the boosts. It is • pure
Extract
containing all tee virtu of Wild Straw-
berry, one of the safest aril surest cures
for .11 .umtter oomplaista, cuiubtned
with other tuneless yet prompt curative
Valle. well kuowu to iuedtwl memos.
The loaves
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
Paderewski, the chrywothemum hatred
prince of the plan°, will return to America
early to ltecember with a new Polish fan-
tasia of his own.
Punch's famous artist, George 1)u Maur -
ler, whose story of " Trilby" has made him
still more tempus, has almost lost the sight
ot one eye, and uta only draw with the aid
ot the roost powerful gtaiace.
11.e new Lord Chet Justice Russell, who
has lust taken his seat, snakes swilling fig•
ure on the beech. Clad io a'Irw wMtewi¢
and • brisht gray gown, he is a personifies -
tion of dignity. He has takes with him to
the beech his famous enud•box.
Mrs. Katharine Hoban, of Htihboro',
who is lust now to bad with . broken leg.
sae boon in Wicklow, Ireland, on ('heist
mea morning 112 years ago, before the
Treat) of Paris had leen signed or Wath
isogon elected President of the United
State a. 1-
Queen Votori•'s welkin, stick a an in -
of Wild
Strawberry wire known by the !Mime
to be au .acell.st remedy fax diarrhoea.
dysentery and loo•euese of the bowels:
but medical •cienoe has plowed before
the public ea Ur Fowler's'Ext. of Wild
little inconvenience.. Ihad experienced, serrating one historically- It is made of
on arcoent of the • unnatural ex- oak, cut from the farrow tree of Roscobel,
citeuient cif the Pari* populace had tae that sheltered her ancestor, Charles 11.,
ken a good deal of the skin off me, but •Iter Lea battle 01 Woretater. As • handle
it beta quaint dills Isdiar. idol, which Her
fortunately had broken no bete.. The Mainly received from the spod of wren'•
good magistrate t...,k me to his dressing si v-
room. sod lent me a coat lit which to Professor Brutes dhglhetn, the ern known
walk to my hotel. to the afternoon 1 painter, of e;erin$ey, died m Munich a few
drove to the Crown Prince of Saxony's day's ago. He made • specialty of religious
headquarter'. and later the same even- snbecta in his works. For his painting
ing started to London with my budget "The Rhnd Women" he received the grand
gold medal of the Berlin exhibition.
)tis. Choke Sakurai, the brilliant Japan -
re. who visited Chicago last Autumn as •
delegate from •la n to the W. C. T. U., is
of newt=Archtbai.ir Forbes. War Cor-
respondent, ter Youth's Companion.
Strawberry
a complete mud effectual cure for all
the dtatrdeutg and often dangerous
compluute su aximinuu w tibia change-
able climate.
11 has stool the test for 40 years, and
hundreds of liver hair been raved by its
prompt use. No other namely always
The trial of Walker for the Wililar.s visiting Mrs. 1. N. Stereos, of Portland,
carder will not come off at the approach- Me. Mrs. Sakurai is the founder of the
ing Assizes, . first school in Tokyo for the Christian ed. -
Details are to hand of the recent revolt ratio ofeDatii 1 oote hor than as bee.
is Hayti The dissftecauu i• curl to b• discovered ir nI',shop Balslet, of Rabe, Dee -
Thee spreading.
The wr,nten of Leziu,ttou. Ky., are nein' ; mark, the wtho,r of "Luther's Little Cate -
every weens to defeat Cel. lirrck.r.lridge ' chum.' A curious critic has calculated
at the Peelle.
that one single verse of the Lord'. Prayer,
••lave us this e!ay our daily bread," scoots -
Mr. Jew 11. Symonds of the Loudon panned by the explanatory remark, "Pray
Advertiser died Thursday evening offour that only ac
which yea ed." ham bass
typhoid fever. I worth 111,Ca to the Riehop.
The ti•rike of the Scotch :inners is over,
and '!roust teen have voted to raentne work 1 the lilted Whisky Arch.
at the old wages. I Black wood's Magasiae : In thee soli -
Two men were killed and a score iujur ' tildes of the Hudson Bey country there is
ad by • cyclone at Charleston, Mo., on
Wednesday night.
Burglars stole some f2') or $34) worth of
goods tram Key's hardware store .0 Weston
on Thursday night
A fire in L Taylor's livery at ltranttord
Thursday destroyed 12 Horses and consid-
erable other property.
Two tbonsand buildings have been
de.tr4yed by fin at Shun King, • Chinese
city, aid over • hundred ley.. last.
It... Prof. Jonse has been anpeintea m
fill the Provostship of Trinity College until
• snredsor is appointed to lh. Body.
Fresh rases of fraud upon young Fng-
It.hmen apprentisd to farmers are alleged
to bare occurred in Western Outerio.
If the proposed fast Atlantic steamship
Zine wateriaoxes Southampton will prob-
ably become the Kngilah terminal port.
Nr end Nes J. I'. Fetters were killed at
E len, t ehio, by a Wabash train on Thurs-
day night• an hour atter their wedding.
Ur. George Whitebread, principal of
the West Ward school in Kerrie, died sod
deny from apoplexy on Wednesday
ni,lbt
1!,e ism•ton Board of Health will pro
r:.l.• free eseeihatton each year for all
tool children who apply for it here-
*fter
Ex -Premier Mercier ham so fn recover-
ed from his anions illness that it le ex
ed he will be able to be out in a fe
days.
Nee (ferry. an el ler,) remoient of Brant-
ford, has been nose evenly. Augnet 5, alt#•
no trace whatever nodi since been fonnd sl
her
Three brothers named Beeson have been
arretei at Pembroke charged with implica-
tion to a series of recent burglaries in that
locality
The .team herge Enterprise, none.' by
Mr Irwin, of Port li•hs,naie, is ashore at
Notts Point, thunder bay. She is Mies
with whew
the ('nsu..,ciat Anise** lnenrarwe
Company, of New York. has been r.portd
to Ilse Attorn.y (:enteral as beats in • bed
.tau dnsaeial:y
Joseph L Haycock, M. P. P for 1
Sly bee leen .nsaimonel ee
of the Patinas party, is to ..Nd seat soaddli .1
the le te/Mara
Cures
summer complaint* so promptly. quiets
the pew w) rare -Wally aid allays irrita-
tion so attmtIsfully ar this unrivaled
preacnptton of 1)r. Feeler. If you aro
got,g to travel this
Summer
be sure and take a bottle a'itli you. It
overcomes safely cud quickly the du
tressiug summer rou,plaint so u(tett
caused by r'oan's+ of ear attd water. and
is alar • specific ag iust sea -sickness.
and all bowie
Complaints.
Price Sac. Beware of imitations; led
subetituky roll by unserupelotesdifil
for the sale of greater prudes: -
SOME NEW CHINA
—AT—
Frau & Porici's hi Ste.
Carlsbad, Limoges, Royal Bonn,
&c. Another shipment of Fancy
Baskets.
Special attention given to School
Books and School Supplies.
Any Book not in stock procured
without delay.
PRa6.13ER & PORTER,
11) si epsia mina from wrong •sties of the
stomach, liver and bowels. Burdock Blood
Ritter. cures dysp epst& and all dummies aris-
ing from it 99 pale is 100.
nae denten is the shape of a bird who, a1 -
though • thief, i• for men •o.ipa.y's sake
welcome around the camp. One or a pair
of them will appear from goodness knows
where aliest /as moo as the camp fire is
li,hteel. This is • small rrsy herd of the
magpie order, sari is named the Whisky
.lack. Lake a magpie he will steal sod eat'
any mortal thing. 1 at is tar more daring in
his robberies than any mann, 1 ever tmet.
with.
The Whisky lark has many notes as M
hops about the tress round the ramp, some
harsh sad .fey m.lodioes, sad i fancy he
could many be taught to talk It used to
be were good foe to tie a pad of tat banes
rind at each end of a sense asd see the tra-
er.odnna sommotiot a brace of W hisby .lacks
would kick up when each had swallowed
the dalaty morsel at either end.
Few cholas marbles. cholera infantile,,
cramp, co1e, di•rrlen, deserter/. •aa
semmer complaint lir. Fowler'■ Extract of
W iId Stara. berry is a prompt, safe sod sura
cure that has been a popular favorite for
sow 40 years.
7,401...3COD.s
SYSTEu RRNOVATOR
•Vn d Tana T1UTID natlUDIDA.
Specific and Antidote for
Metropolitan Fashion Shea. free to Customers.
Toe Agents for the Amenca& Frit 1'reserviag Powder and Lo.luma.
Leese nanasse s Well Telephone t'..
.derieb. Oat.
impure, weak sod impoverished blood, dye
prtnie..ieepleeineee. palpitation of the
heart, Herr complaint, neuralgia, loss of
memory, brouchutta, consumption, gall
stones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
disesass, St. Vitus' dance, female irreg-
ularities and general debility.
LABORATORY, i;OOERIQU, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOU,
Proprietor sod Manufacturer.
met -rows sorrels RalsovArms era be had
tram ell druggists In .w., es well motion
sal Ih• drussisu between owe. /Ned sad
haturib. Brussels, Durham and T �t 1v.
'NW
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CIGAR.. r Ivis ReaJlr,.•
equal to Imported.. .
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irk5i5t oar getCn this e
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YOU .cannot to better than mer• our
BLACKBERRY COMPOUND
for Cramps, Colic, Diarrhoea, and all Summer Complaints.
HIRE'S ROOT SEER,
LIME JUICE, -- SEA SALT for Sea -Bathing at Home.
\V 11 l' kS from 10 eta. to 1,1) cis.
WE HAVE THE BEST FACE POWDERS, LOTIONS, PERFUMERY.
W. 0. a00DE,
CHEMIST.
AIs hada Or
Els raper&
STOVES 1 STOVES 1 - -
Competition.
CaII and see the fine assortment
and low Prices we have in both
Tan CANADIAN Painsio RAILWAY
, _*ArW has trees eMabtteked to Wel
w
,sYUe • ores -eyes eervlee with fair and gee
muses esmpstittan.
it ie taawed M b.stass prtaclplss sed is
the lateisst et w marew-
It deserves the sapper% of every panes who
believe A oompsWiea.
lar quick despatch nee tats cmanear.
wee. oossssttag with all Item and sables
waste/ Iles.. Canada and lafeps.
Meet through wiree to W sante is
llertkwe•t.Brttst ON.>•bi$ sad Poe110 coast
Olde—eoade hide Wim -m.
»f Leen Mlaasaer. rewires$
GU fi
C O N STI PATI O N,
G'BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA'a
ICK HEADAGi4E,
ECU LATE THE LIVER.
ONE PILL *kin EATING
INSURES GOOD DIGESTION.
PUCE crs.T.pow 17„0,,1„7,
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
11111. Caott Sin
If you do not want to buy we in-
vite you to come in and Look at our
Goods.
variates f>! a dile tip
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by be Pse !t- me bar, w laR
le
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HARPR & LEE.
Sign of the Big Kettle.
�O YOV WANT'
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with • goal article at a low price
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a call.
It. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Gederich.
Personal !
Spring is at hand, and after Hoessekdsdng you will want a
- TEA OR DINNER SET
We have the Largest and Cheapest Assortment in Town.
Before buying call agarl get price*.
50 - TOILET SETS - 50
New designs to .elect from Inspection invited.
Ops. a. litegialf.
UNDERTAKERS.
J_ 73110P1E-T—E'Y' alb BON
HATO added te their prosent baaine= one at B. J. 1 ..h's Latest ERYM
of a:y Mama also rhe lined line of funeral furnishings in ihs 'panty.
and are sew prepared to conduct funerals at prices r•epilonabl ober
This department will be strictly attended to by kis soft
in the eoploy of the late D. Gonion for the past WM years, has •
harm= ofj the !canine, end 1 y peen It sttentberma be. to share yew el
pablie patronage. Remember the ptaes--West t.. as your way to Ms PI°
gfllies. Gave U1 a call
J. BROPHEY & SON
"The ign&r is only $1 a Get it'
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