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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1894-10-18, Page 2THE POETS CORNER The Pans roes.. TM Morass Dade, p.Ni.h.d at Leaky Dom, Wim., ga.. • ticket-ost•of tows ter Ike beet pas., three out .f five, eta Item ahetgoss. The following poem leek the peese and called out the Ire deprtstost • Mow dear to my heart Are the gross chutes of Spriggtlme; Th. gamooierd Sprmiria• That now drewmh sear. The said, balmy breams, The fast leaving tresses, The gay humble homes That hum is sur ears. The msl:tlooue Spn.gtme, The loom touted Spri RSRtime, The boom-ta ra Springtime: lie .wow we will sup. We'll mead. .very bower And plunk every boor That acrobatic dower. The Johnny - up. SOMEONE gLS DU1 Abaeouder Larivee Says ` ` Net Guilty of Forgery. The Latest Recedes. "Shall woman ride the bicycle'" 's the problem of the hour, For womea must have problems -'tie • part of women's dower. " Shall woman smoke !" has gone quite out "Shall women voted" also. But " Shall she bike!" 's the point 'bout wbick just now she waste to know. " She shall," 'e the aewer I would give ; because I would not like To see the woman 1 admin perched high upon • hike ; From what I know of woman's will, of what she does and don't, I'm pertain if Sibs says she " shall," she'll tell bon that she woof ' Lad, further, i would like to we the point vetoed or signed, For I would really like to know what next will vex her mind. Will it be, " Shell she drive a cab7'. or hap- ly, " Shall she cur!' What other of sur follies shall she west to share with us! Is it to be, " Shall women join the forces of the state " Shall women fight the Indians'" " Shall women carry freight "Can woman baggage smash '' or else. " Shall woman gather twos Upon the cable an perhaps, " Shall wo- man deal in shares' So settle up the problem that doth wriekls up her brow; Just bey a wheel, and say, " Come ' ride," to your ambitious frau, That we may meet these other pouts that mast be settled up If we would have less bitters and more sweets within our cup. (:et all the problem. settled. just where we stand. So that we all stay reach at last the happy promised land. But mark my words, howe'er 'tis solved, on cabs, or votes, or bikes, I think that woman's sure ter do exactly as she likes Let us know -Hae••r s Bazar. HE IS RUN DOWN IN BROOKLYN tl• Jawsped Hie 'tall i. Meatreal Whoa is. V..sd ledirtmest. Were toesd Ageism( Him for Forgery, sad Now Ho nays Me le berry New Yong, (Ht 1. -Louis derives, 24 years old, who is wanted in Montreal for forgery, was arrested to the Bn,oklyu l.waimos. Up to January last lancee was in a brokerage business with • man named G.uthler in Montreal. Shortly afterwards he disappeared. The.. it was discovered that a number of checks he had diswuuted at the Batt Nationale, of Mont rral,,were forgeries He was towed to l'hteagu and arrested. Ile was lakru uoek w Montreal and placed under 85,0011 bail, peudutg the action of the grand jury. lu June the grand jury indicted him, end when he heard tins, he jumped his hail. The amount of Larlvee'a forgedee is not defluttely known, but it is thought to be iu the neighborhood of $10,000. Louis Lames is said to be well eon netted in Montreal. He was a custom hoose broker. While the charge on which he was arrested is only that of larceny of • few hundred dollars t ern's ltesective Carpenter, who Game to Iittoklyu to take the prisoner back, says the irregularities will probably teach into the thousands. The cosi iauaut against deriver te the National Rank of Montreal. A friend wrote him i. letter addressed under an ermm.d name to 157 Sands street, Brooklyn. The letter was traced and detectives placed on the case These detectives learned that Laityee was seek- ing employment They called at the Sands street house and lett word for their man to call at the postotbm for • registered letter. They watched the federal building several hours and tinal.y Wives walked irp, to the window and raked for the letter. lie was thein taken tato custody. "l ave sorry I rani away," said Mr Lai - vee yesterday. "Ther- iv no proof against we. When this affair is investigated it will be found that 1 have been made the caispaw of ra...elly lh"ective Carpenter said he understood Lanvin referred to his former partners iu the brisk rage bastaes. HE VIEWED THE SCAFFOLD. The Terms. System. Tb. Torrens system of land transfer has certainly within it. the germ of an almost pertect system, whether or not mat present applied in Ontario it is se cheap as it should THP RIONA1•: GODERTCR, ONrr., THTIFISDAY. WI. 18. 1S94. THE C. P. R. WITHDRAWS. t .,*bee will >f.t he O•IIed Upon to Ae• mat the mepaymeet. Muwraam, Oct L - 1 he Cansdiss Pangs has withdrawn erodes of t �aa Wm to pay the Qusbse Queeru>♦teas' t,0O.r, UW Joe ou a000uut of the North Shaw ifetlwsy. vhJ Vies Presider" Shaughnessy, of the C. P. H. . "Under Our contract Quebec lluvetumsOt for any parolees. of two eealiu a of the Quebec, Montreal, Ot- tawa and I Occidental Hallos)we had- theoff the right after March. lW4 pay purchase money of seven million dollars t.v giving the tiuveruweut sin unclips entice and the (lowermost' had the right I., demand payment ..l that sow at say owe after 11184 by giving six *truths notice. Aa the interest charim under the the axrraot were tire per,eeut, we were naturally anxious t.. Loy the debt as Pond as possible end thereby reduce our annual oat -rest emerge, es we lure been able to borrow fur route years past at a trifle under four per cent ltt,leed our four per tient. 3ebeuteree are now quoted at hid 1-2." -In June lest we notified the liuverit- went of our tuteutiuu to pay at the auto of six months. .rJSecretly ii was iutiutateto us that the (iuverument might desire to ting. late with us fur ten reteutiou of the swouut whi,h 1 believe can only be used for the redemption of provtuc:al Lauds maturing in lend, and 1906 and to the res deteptiou of when the proceed* of the sale of the railway ars stated to be pledged. In yew of the large sum involved, it wed thought best for the couweuleice of both parties that pending uegotations the notice should be withdrawn by mutual eobsent and both the lioveruineut and the coin patty restored to the position which they would have occupied hal no uutice been given. Tuts has been done. It is the de• sire of the company to do whatever is must convenient and best for the province without turned affecting t... company's interest the notice of withdrawal was sent yesterday." Msewherrell Hua a Look .t the Grammes* Markin. -Death of a Itrrmptoulas. Bsattrrur, Oct. 1. -Mr. lieu. t irahatn died at his residence at Elizabeth street. aged 7t Mr. Graham has been identified with the County of Peel fur many years and has held the position of county trea- surer ever since the sperattou of the county of York and Peel. He has also been the presiding magistrate of the town for the last twenty years. Prior to his moving to Brampton he was a successful warmer at Grahamuville He was also for many years treasurer of the Priviuolal Exhibition and for a number of years a local preacher of the Methodist denomina- tion and was at the time of hu death an official of St. Penis °buret'. In politics he war a staunch Liberal. Preparations ltd beau made to ca Ivey Mac%nerren and Willtaiva, lately seuteuc- ed to threeears in Kingston, w -mor - be. It has sot been taken H, go of by row morning. but on account of the death Elgin laid -6 riders as it shouuldld be, for the •xporieoce of Australia, Manitoba and Brash Columbia shows that it is all that, is claimed for it. The i'ADIOS Farmer's Sun, the organ et the Patrons, is In sympathy with the movement to adopt thesystem,and nares the farmers to take dva•tage of it. The Sun says The Torres system, • recast innovation which has been tentatively introduced into • limited area in Oettario, would, if made general, obviate the necessity of much el- pewe, but ita introduction meets with two obstacles. Tne eosveyancers' utereete are against it, and the public have no idea of its nature and merits, though every enlight- ened economist who has mastered the ques- boo of the tweeter of property on land, strongly (aeon it, as the best expedient so far proposed. In Australia it has proved its eft fiemcy. Every man can carry hie title in his pocket -book, and ean convey hie property in land out is the field. The Remedial sees er apples. "vel Harper's bazar : In all temperate climates the apple grows freely, and might be obtained in practically unlimited game. ties. That it is not more used than it is is due to the fact that, being se plenty, it in undervalued. Yet almost every one like. the frail in some faehiee, and it should fort • port of at least two meals out of three during the year round; (er eyen whim the fresh fruit is not in *mama, canned dried, or "evaporated apples may always be had. "Chemioelly," says • writer in the North American practitioner, "the. apple is com- posed of vegetable fibro, albumin, sugar, gum, chlorophyl, malic and, goalie wed, lime and water. Furthermore, the German analyst. say that the apple remain* a larger an Cage of phosphorous thany otter reit or vegetable. The phosphor.. is ad- mirably adopted for renewing the seaatial serves' matter-leottbis -of the brais tied spinal cord. It is perhaps for this resa.a- though but rudely understood -that the eld Scandinavian trditioe represent the apple as the food et the gods, who, when they telt themselves to be growing feeble and taarm, resorted to this trait teat -mew their powers of iniad amid body." Not only the phosphorus, but the acids of the apple are of singular sus for parish. of sedentary habits, whose livers are apt to be too slow el action. The soils aid the liver is its work of elimim iiag from too body the seziess matters, which, if Maim e d, would make the braes heavy and dela, or is seem, would obese rheumatiesn, jams- dies, anrdies, or skis eruptions, sad other allied tresides The melte said of apples, either raw et osehed, will ssetralire say ovens of chalky aM mar engendered by sating too m meat. Rips apple, are probably the least fer- mseable of ell fruits, mumps the bem•m.. Tr ibis rums ripe and send apples may be antes by msec pawns be otos the Masa weather : but num the apple is add* whin sashed We ban the ouppsrt of .miser mdtml seMSKy Is saving that the mai b•alehfnl woo to eesk apples is to pare and new them nil babe Is • anthems s_. If the apple Is e1 • guise rear vuetny it may be now wry atr':. it 1s the Mthen moor. iss tb ems shun s less egt,b,td. the sage UM Inv he nth Ohms r strostkellsidiery is the oasrmas la their ddiss el sated smith age II f HINTS TO AIJVERTIS/Mie ` ' _rt, i1 pfpm, is what yes east Y ea dyenba• Ye .as talk le mese p(uepie tar hes mosey three" Ike setegepm■ this is say Ohm way. that. Dbes {mykae he ase newt that esu owfaiadverteell over the swstry are s,t epsed,( ism their mammy ter epees jest f.a the fns of it' feet most. It pays. Obtreyvo is • pretty geed weird to ass in soeaeotioa with year advartimelems. If you ma crake it prommet, ee that it will stead right oat, people east help rsdtag it Do people read aria! Of course they do. Mas wed sway • Woe papers me bouAt ete,1p and solely for the advection/1 pages. wed t eularly is It true at the preset time. The only way to make hotter thds to more re thefithttel eees'R7 ria dims dons Don't stop advertises' Mere Fell, or because times are dugrl.eeter effort . more reason for exerting ¢r o create and attract bombes& MOO.* .1 the Strand Trunk. Losp..i, Oct. 1. -hi disproof of the suggestion "f the default of the timid Trunk wads in the Economist, the com- pany renounces that on October 13, it will post the warrents tot the quarter's inter- est en the 4 per cent. debrutures. The mous,' of this stuck I. $10,381,2$4. Mr. Household, the late auditor of the Uraud trunk, is Sian agitating for a committee of enquiry into the Grand 'Trunk's affairs. His cry is meeting with some success and to tuts way be attributed the article in th Standard refetred to, but it is doubted if he can induce U.e suarsholders to reject air Henry, Tyler as prestdeut at the annual meeting on October 80. of Mr. George Graham. with whom Sheriff ltruddy had been officially associated for so many years, will no doubt delay the re- moval of the prisoners till Wednesday. On Saturday crowds of 1 pie visited the jail and yard whew the ,.c.ffuld still stands. MacW herrell and %Vaixer were both out to inspect the gruesome object. Walker acted as master of ceremonies and explained its operations. Walker is as lively as a cricket and appears quite contained. Mr. John K. Wood, a most respected citizen of Brampton for thirty yearn, was committed to jail for contempt of court for 21 days. Mr. Wood was at one time iu comfortable circumstances, but fire and a series of financial disasters has at last lauded him within the stone walls of the county jail. INANNIAINI MAXIMS - /knee betkM versems. Nona met whitest • hien: 4011 'trete** W be ""`"d'• oei'l Let sdoi be the idly aim and peti- tion of eeeh. Newer tel the ens go doves epos say es moor en grievsoonNever talk at oanther, Able •less or mneed is copasy- Negleet the whole Whet rather mbar one •nether, Lomoble M t b ostrive to yi etra sl to the wishes of ire other. Never make a remark M teas expeeae of nss the ether -it is meane. NevNeversigh over what might have bees, bet make the hest of what is Never pert for the day without loving words to think of terms abeam. Never find fault, unless it s perfectlyowletshaha owlets tato a fault s been ,umoutted sadalways speak lovingly Tbe very nac earest approach to de ee iebs happiness on earth is to the caltir lM both sides of ahealsle.ed sbheees. M SOW Mese with • ppatsiletake. at the casts *shouts. Praeytebm : A yesilg mss of our o omission. paned 'threes le sissy Mons - noes is Sews ad .ity, is oaths a end sai- veseity, sod brow ie hand l taste or habit. Tsecret of hie eget; lay in the het that he wed tasght, from his earliest years, set only tinspen e 'reemploy, but to bate liquor to every shops. TM power of early edsos°os r great, sad is an tmportsal isnot is the romper: mos reform. Motors sari toughlathes. boon n illoktldbood to thee children the evil *sots of strong dna! sed who creole to them • dieguat,asd who tallow up their prompts by prayers osd fear thud etesiple have little reams to will go beck upon their ,nuns, or fall in- to intemperate ways Intelligent and par- sistest hoose instruction sad example are amnng the best and safest temperat'''e nth - porde ever Wrested Twenty years alto it was considered a big undertaking for as advertiser to eostnct for $50,000 worth of some iu sewerage's, while today there are a number of coneerms .vending front 8300,000 to Pc00.000 per as atm in this tseaner. Hasan nature do.es't wadertto very maenad changes from as. oeatery to a l' chew smother. other, nor from one cto other. the ad is eo ocset a ted that it Twill eppesl to the withal swede and nee.aitle off hu- manity, is dram an sure to stimalete sales. Buyug specs is asap mediums became it is cheap i • good deal like baying shoddy clothes because they are cheap. A man tied. at the cad of the year that he has made a less respectable appearance and has spent mere money than he would if he bad bought • better .duality of goods. tory Sled of ■am. The clerk In the stove establishment was trying to sell the oeutryman • stove, and the way he talked it up was worth twice the salary he way getting. I tell you whet Ilekei.he mid, 11l let you have that stove at OM sod you can't ret one anywhere aka in tow. like it for less Haw Ws Is hold too asesply when the isdividssl who seeds • tunic for his system seeks to .meet his wants by purchased *eery mew mixture that u rra.mm..Aed to him. Remember that Ayer's !lareapaiil a has • sell-earssd twptettos of fifty tears' standing. The Signal A aasde ee.seresre. tiniest -the you tell m., doctor, the gases d ba deem ! rester, sir u M due Phyosiaa-Nothizi Is the hang est of the her. Will yes posy saw, oe tAsl I pat it down to year eve emit! Fur skis merbms, .isle's islastest, era«pee °Idle deserlio•t, dyeeetery, and Sommer complaint Ur Fowler's extract of Wild Strawberry is • prompt, safe sed sure sen that has been • popular fovtret. for ever 40 years. Modern i Featherbone Corsets must not be confounded with these which were made five or six years ago. The Featherbone Corset of to -day is as far removed from the old style, as black is flvm white. BUY A PAIR AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED. then 821 - How .lo you know I can't, staked the -- - cherry old fox from the back lands. Because there isn't soother like it in town, responded the clerk, with the con- fidesu. of s than on the witness stead. And you have the only one` Yea And you ase• only letting me have it se an aecornodeties' Exactly. The old man patted the clerk on the hack affectionately. ,r les W.II, young feller, he said, I'm as will- ing to make a eaentiee as you amend be - in' it's you 1 won't rob you et the only thing of the kind you have is the world. Good moron'. Any time yeu're up my way stop ted take a meal with ms Good -by, . amt with a soft, meandering mode hepaessd away. Mr. slake to Speak In the Steres. Now YORK, Oct. 1. -The Irish National Ileleration of America sends out the fol- lowiug: "Invitations to Hon. Edward Blake, M.P., to address a public meeting on the Irish home rule question In several of our large cities have reached this office. As the time which Mr. Blate can devote to public meetings is limited to between the 17th and 27th of October he will be forced to decline many of the invitations Mr. Blake hes accepted invitations to speak in New York ousels. 17th of Octo- ber. Philedelphta ou the 26th, Brooklyn on the 26th and in Pittsburg, Atlanta and Memphis if it is possible to fix dates he- tweru the 17th and 26th of October." nuleide at ferightea Beiotivon. Out, Oct. 1.-111. P. Ket- chum, an old resident of this village, eue- inittd suicide by shooting himself in the tight temple with • revolver in C. Y. Lockwood'. orchard. He was once owner of the wonderful trotting dog "Doc." Tb. coroner deemed it out 'monitory to bold an inquest as the cause me supposed to be temp''rary Insanity. lie willed» buried on Tuesday afternoon by th" Masonic order. Deceased leaves • widow and two children, a daughter and son. It is supposed the cease was financial losses ou real estate in Winnipeg. A Mystery Cleared Up. Mowritxat. Oct 1. -The mystery sar- rounding the disappearance of E A. Ben- jamin, the well kuowii business man and social favorite, has been cleared up. Frisuds of the miring luau have received letters from him stating that he is in New York and that he will probably return to Montreal at en early date. The seal reason of his disappearance is said to be a purely domestic matter and hie friends are much incensed at the sensational stories that have been published coucoroing him and his financial transactions. Several of the firms which it was claimed were victimised deny the statement and declare that Ben- jamin's transactions with them were per- fectly straight. Benjamin's friends ago that he will shortly resent to Montreal Meavy Bates Of 7rewfeu.dlead. ST. Joules, Nfld., lkl 1.-A fierce gale has neon raging here since Saturday. Two of our fishing vessels returning from Bra- sil ancboued "ff the harbor mouth. There was no tug to bring them in, the Graham, the only one attached to the harbor, hav- ing gone on an election canvas to Foga Two other crafts anchored in the sense neighborhood, and one of these was staid dotted owing to heavy rias. They are in dangerous situations and If the wind changes there is no hope for their safety. Mrs. Haas's Melt Mottled. T„amer°, vet 1. -Whet, It T. Hann, of Orsugevllls, committed suicide in Buf talo, be woe s defaulter to the county of Uufferin, of whiten he was treasurer, to a large amount- lite executors med. over his property to the county and Bonk of Hamilton. His wife sued for $19.000. the amount of her husband's insurance money. The suit has now been settled by the pay• meat to Mr.. Hann of $7,000. A McCarthytte-Pearse Oasdidate. Nitro*, tine, vet. 1 -At • joiut meet - lag of she Me(:•rthyita and Patron exeeo- live eomsiittee tor the county held here, the nomination for the House of Cont - moos woe tendered to P. D. Seott, as - warden of the county. Mr. Peon, al though • life long (bservalve, has nut for many seethe been is wooed with his party on the trade question. ■srire•se es orisons wand. Whine, (yet 1. - Darting a heavy berreams IJssita's Boni at Ste. Psares- vtlle, Island Orleans wee reamed Mee n • poet .1 the wharf was she burst doom and the whole rills", bed a aetrtww .ape Tb. Mem are sheet mesa Ltaetss's Mad ens well Mews to Ametaa Doubled the B. sad tr.'s Claims. Mowrzsat., Oct. 1. -The Court of Ap- peals has just decided a most important case affecting the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company. The Superior Court granted the company 820.000 insurance un the burning of the steamer Corinthian two years ago. The company appealed from this and awarded the toll amount claimed, $40,000. with two year interest at 6 per coot. and costs against the insurance com- panies, sixteen of whom art tnterested. Swing Her Husband ter Alimony. IiasiLTow, Oct. 1. -Mrs. Adeline M. Lawry. wife of T, ii. Lawry, the well- known butcher. has instructed her solidi - tors, Culham & Wilton, to issue a writ against her husband for 860 per month for alimony for the support of herself and children. Mr. and Mts. I.awry cannot agree and have lived apart for @tome time, but it was hoped the muter would be amicably mottled and would not get into court& A Primrose Victim Reeeeered. Haurax, (et 1. -Tb. body of Samuel Hutton, who lost his life by the capsizing sof the yacht Primrose five weeks ago, was found five miles off Upper Harbor or about thirty miles from here on Saturday. The remains were brought here last night The body was easily identified by the gold watch which contained the twentition, Samuel Hutto°, champion dramas. taeesdlary Wire et Peterborough. Pgrsaeuwocam Oct. 1.-A firs of an - doubted incendiary origin occurred hers. l'he brigade was called out for a blew. on Aylmer street, in the buildings belonging to the residence of Mr. J. iI. (lees. The firs was confined to the outbuildings, which were destroyed along with their content. Loss estimated at shout $800, of willet there is an insurance of WO. They Mak leered. Hotel Clerk -Good morning, eolcad, bow did you sleep' t olouel- I did sleep some, i suppose, bet I was awake moat of the night ketosis./ to the snoring of the man in the next roost. H. is • good one at that. He makes more noise than a steam whistle - Another gentleman approaches. Hotel Clerk t.od morning, ma;cr, how did you sleep' Major --i got sleep occasionally during the night, but there was • Who. is the next room to me who snored as if he wee filling • contract to saw 40 cards of wood before daylight. At least, that's the way it sounded. Colonel -That's just what I had to louts to all night long. What is the number of your ream Maj r Number 22. What i the number of your Colonel And mine is number 23. Tableaux. Mrs. Dinneen°'■ Hotly Peusd. ] woad Oct 1. -The body of Mrs. W. C. Dnuse.th, of Sault She Marie, Ont., who disappeared from here on Tuesday last, was fused in the river jest above the woollen mill dam. It is supposed she bo came low-gdrftod over her Maass sad threw herself into the river. Dr. Cameros. of Owes flossd, will hold an Inquest Mr. moles Fledges seeker. Na-. Yosg, Om 1. --Tits Sen devoles a column edilerlal to Senator Higgins' retest apse\ at Ogdsmsberg. The editorial re- nubs esmeets on .try iendarory of the mater sad meso of the Senater'e apogee, mss of tee editorial gulevasaa bags the r l of She Du-'-ts M naiad*1htsa*s.aura Ttswwe room • Wasson and M/md lineweesl, (Mt . ()w 1. -Jabs Imm•den, • Mine those 'hear salsa sue of he., with* hasps vett\ a ied d apple pemmie , was throws from the weeps sod Mlid Be ens • umerted men t lk a temp aril sheet MI yews std. Ladles end t'igarNaea DM English ladies smoke cigarettes' It would seem that they do, from ;the 'vi- deos. that was brought out Is • tondos police court the other Iday, when two waiters in • fashionable restaurant were charged with stealing • diamond -studded eigopette ossa beloosing te the young Gowned' of Roslyn, and had bees pro- moted to her by se other a personage then the Princess of Wales. It was a very dainty affair is silver, with the moewrom awl the Countess' ooro- net in gold and dismneds. and during the eouree of the proceedings it cams out that this fair sod dainty young peeress had bees snekisg without oososeIntest in this ultra -fashionable and very public restaurant It appeared, too, that beautifully jewelled cigarette eases are frequently presented to bride. is England nowadays, though no mention is made is made of them is the prepared lists of the wader eta, .1 teems. Wise ravested the nese! The honor of Investing the glthe Whim - ed by the English, Famish sad Oermsr- Father Wood, an English stook at Rome, is said to have been the real investor in 1711, and to have manufactured one which Meow to Samuel Criepi, the author of "Virriaia," front whom it was purchased by Paul (ire- vtlle. though ('odnt Corti claims the credit fer Jsrhdomeo Christdri, of Padua, dor. tag his eta, in Florence, some three years later (1714). The Trench eeriest" the ia- venues to a Pandas maned Markt, who, they ellege, predated is 1716 a barpaiehtrd is whisk bamm.rs had be.. ebslitobd for the eN pimeneens or quids. TM Gorman are the lest is the Geld, with J.C. Sekredsr. d d Orees, wbs alaimd is 1717 when 18 yes el age to have erastru.Md, steer mesh triisiubss, the medal of a new tinier, with hammer, epos whisk he send play kindly or softly. roll Wonderful Statement! Investigate it, by Writing to the Mayor, Postmaster, any Minister or Citizen of Hartford City, Indiana cafes mere elils eaten M its Jeb rootletties whisk an am.sr- psseo same. t e loans far the ramp; and peeler a ensues ef all. elms. d printing. s perusal .1 this eamosaot moat may saggar 'ss.*hisg yen way be is need ef, sad is eek ease we eol- bit goer pats. top, eesgwith eh.t our irle to please w meth with itsas the approval ./ oar patrons This andel sine is kept is the fail dualiWe same as letter While -Letter skates In this lie we have a very large stook of fine writing papers suit able for every class of business represented in this locality, ogee prising laid and wove, listens, quadrille and other papers, ruled or uoruled, as may be required. 't t mo. %tots are not so generally used, they fill an important place in commercial correspondent». See what wet, got under the above heads. -NANA k\to►as if the " pay-as-you-go" plan was the order of the day the demand for account paper would not iw se great ; but there are some men who get so many thinners that they wonder if the stock will ever run out. We don't intend it to, and at present our stock is coin pieta in this line with four sixes. Good paper and neat ruling. Matt rix e./ is Both single and double dollars and cents columns. They come cheaper than bill heads, and are the proper thing to send after a delinquent once a month. They are sure to fetch him 'round - sometime. Desacs caber. We have very little respect for the girl who lees Welking in self-reepset berme ( as I. be ... Lmd of hese* week. She who sdeawre I. do whatever work her bends Ind le et is the beet end man thorough maser, se by teed's law, mates that and the setts is. it is set a meek the week as the masa r whisk M is dose that w- astes the snare A welasie\kd Ger is a mush naw *fel work lbs a badly ereseted eil *Mbar le wadi mai vatm- •his mans sad ether srteris' dues Sass be .m*m iseellittsee sad Iaithfshises toil is every /.,.rt...t .f work. Names. your work, wieteer that wet meg be, end remember that the hon, bsdgbeme aY wham .f men sad weans will rem.* yes. Mrs ib yes mud think lid user has toe lig. dery $Vm, mei sen. I've boa awitigMoft the let Hattrroan OMIT, Blackford County, Indiana, Jane 8th, 1898. nSortk American Medicine Co. Gentlemen : I received a letter from you May 27th, stating that you had heard of my wonderful recov- ery from a spell of 'jettison of six years duration, through the use of Boars Aramoaw Navuin. and asking for my testimonial. I was near thirty -Ave years old when I took down with nervous prostration. Our family physician treated me, but with- out benadtting mein the least My nervous system seemed to be entirely shattered, and I 000stantly had very severe shaking spells. In addition oo this I would have vomiting spells. During the years I lay ask. my folks had an eminent physician from Day- ton, Ohio, and ten from ootnsbas. Ohio, to come and examine nu. They all said I could not live. I got to having spalls like spasms, and would lie cold sad stiff for a time altar mob. At last I last the ase d say body-enuld net rise from my bed ar walk a step, and had to be lifted like a child. Part of the time I eo•ld read a hale, and One day saw an advertisement of your medicine and eooeludsd to try one bottle. By the time I had taken one and one- half bottles I could rise up and take a step or two by bling helped, and after I had taken dee bottles in all I felt real well. The shaking went away gradually, said I could eat sod sleep good, and my friends could scarcely believe it was I. I am sure this medicine is the best in the world. I belive it saved my life. I give my name and address, so that if enros doubts my statement they clan write nee, or oar postmaster or any eitism, as all ars ssquainted with my eve I as now forty-one years of age. and expect to live as long as the Lord hem Ye for me and do all the good I can In helping the suffering. Mane BLUSH Brants. Will a remedy whish can died snob a mantillas; erre es the above, ear* you t Y.vw.tkO`t•ts Now, it would be hard to get along without envelopes, and to keep up with the demand for them we keep a large stock on hand. We have now about a hundred thousand in stock, and the prices will range from 75c. to $2.00 per M. We handle coat mercial and legal sizes exclusively Ontt1►f,trCtQ\ V rarataag. has already been partially ennui orated in some of the heads above. There is, however, a vast amoun of work under this head that to enumerate would more than take up the entire space occupied by this idv't,, but we do it all at Tam SIOJAt.. JOHN* R_ D. A,.V'IS, wwiraLroidaaiisij j rie;AtQt\oras to an "At Home" or a wedding require considerable taste in aelec tion sometimes, but we make it an easy matter by keeping in stock the very latest and best samples to be bad. Call and rte. ro feroays of entertainments and meetings promptly turned out, front the plain but neat to the most elegant with cord and pencil attached. Crew‘ors We aim to excel in all the differ int kinds of work we turn out, but especially in this, and keep in stock plain and fancy papers suitable for all requireasents. Cor des end► T't,tktts This bead covers a large range of work, from a bread or milk ticket to a oast calling card, from an or- dinary admission ticket to a tasty business card or a handsomely printed membership ticket esters Our facilities for turning out this class of work are evidenced by the fact that the great bulk of it is done by us. This line almo in- cludes ,..1 Pat. . Mood% "Tb " Dodgers which our three bast -runners* job • prm wes are able to tarn oat in • �z surprisingly short time. i,o't ' \\s belong M the poster department ahem, and we make a specialty of them--pronepinegs being our aim in this respect A notice of sale will appear in Tws tenet. free of charge when bills for rise ere Kos here. te%.&11 OS W orlfl; int" deal l fins Dain 'Ale wAsbiishoeOl Mso ezpadlMomtl sed arbsde um and Our �Q tr�ets4.M. be jowki tun" ewsawm►b1e.. We Wad our thanks dor pest by eve soli milds • eontlslsmstw et lir re►