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dal worths to Rs
sae whnth are MOM -
Sties ler lhw prewar.
ss 91 all einem e1
J of this aseesMe-
. stpthing you may
• seeh saes we s
,, feeling emaidmN
lease will meet wile
patrons
o is kept in the full
ides .arra as letter
its
entity used, they 611
plat• in ooaan•rciel
e. See whet we've
above heeds.
r have a very large
writing papers suit
y class of business
i this locality, nose
and wove, linens,
other papers, ruled
may be required.
ss -you -go" plan was
the day the demand
)aper would not be
there are
e man
emany luttaers that
if the stock will ever
r don't intend it to,
it our stock is Done
Mt. with four size,.
,nil neat ruling.
and double dollars
alumna. They come
bill hearts, and .re
ping W send after •
we a month. They
fetch hint 'round -
0
uld be hard to get
it envelopes, and to
th the amend for
ep a large stock on
hays now about a
eusand in stock, and
ill range from 75c. to
I. We handle corn
egal
sizes exclusively.
T\ht\1\fee
been partially enum
ne of the heads above.
.ever, a vast &moon
ler this head that to
rould more than take
re space occupied by
it we do it .11 at Tug
L
lome" or a wedding
double taste in .else
nee, but we make it
Ater by keeping in
'ery latest and best
had. Call and ,offs.
menta and meetings
trued out, from the
it to the most elegant
el pencil attached.
xcel to all the diger
work we turn oat,
ly in this, and keep
,in and fancy papers
all requirements.
Iver' a largo range of
i bread or milk ticket
Ileng card, from an er-
osion ticket to a tarty
rd Or a handsomely
Ibership ticket.
B for turning out this
are evid.00ed by the
s great balk of it i•
This line &leo i•-
hree fastrrenning job
able to tarn out in .
short timme-
>o poster dloartemil
make • specialty Of
[phial= being oar she
et. A notice of gale
in Tut te*fAL free Of
bills for same ere got
Oi W (wk.
idibialas and .rugs*
NANk\ bt Souati4i
,msowobum.
r beaks for page fav
1 esatiseemee et the
$11111#3A.
a --mw, cPul
$arper's; Xaglalziae.
r- '''' : IN11895 -
Tbe p!M!U` • new nova k(
eterd7. will Oe beau. Is tM Dessmliar. u .
kir. 1�1. tad contlaued In NOVO.
Wasever may km ora. favorite Hatay M.
yrs
novelette vele It will be , .w..des 'ta .i n ask.
tW Tim mar Nerdy ...sad . fer•wt as •
swim artist is lutist. std The siapl.lae•
may be.zj cud to are..... ewthue•agin IDN W
gorier la Aawree t. Ore %L1. It W n.srk l
Trilby the must sun solei story of the tear.
Aastt.r tead.ag feature will b. .b Pev....1
gric.Menses of Jima of err. by the shoo
wk haste. Her 1001 and ft of ill leg
which tufae tats most tas,ilar of bootee
ssgaaia9 writer* will present the
*Wry Milts uary
Plumber willlltipper el kb• �asafuw,y lnsla the astraind
�r,�ar on l'b.rye Me and e ( sellae.. the
gyat of • aeric. of !Mothers papers.
Northern Africa is attraction more .1(enu00
Boas at ..y oilier Ions atone It eras the .eat art
,apt•... The nett aoluua of HA'WIER'S
)IIAt.A%INK will co.t•lu foto IllusrNcd
age
•wafhblMlt
on this if cod three of them willwtba rrrsent le heir. JI
lin,. RAI rn
prepare ter the MAGA'/.INI a .aster of
greet son.w. .'.•piretr.x typical photos of
left and l/asner.. Sesidevtbe Wee
Mfe there will begin fu the J..uary Nua.
IIK 11n.' chapters of a Tbrse•r ,s \.rel-
ces.. by I;., 'islet. 11415.1.1,40 OA%t. the luax-
..t work ye, attempted to this writer. (bat
ppl1oet. short .loofa by popular writers will con
fiaue to be a feature of the MAli A%INF.
awed far Ill..ar.aed r►..peete..
The Vnlunas of the Magazine begin with
the Numbers for June and December of each
year. W hen no noir is wentioaod,subacrept low
will begin with the Number current at the
time of receipt 1 order. ('loth Cams. for
binding. 'al cents eacb by mail. tort paid.
Itroalttaoow should be loads byPmt °nice
Money order or 50.1', to •vochance of
loss
Newspapers are not to .ropy lilts mit-cerise
wrest wiahoo! the repress order of Harper R
Brothers.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per 1..r.
/IANI'KK" ,NAUAZIA'R..,.Pwe Year..e4 or,
RAKJ'iCK! IYRRKLY 6 de
HARPER'S BAZAR. ' 1 oar
HARP EMS IOU NU PBOPLB.. • 1/0
Poetise( fere fon!( e.Aa.-ribera is the rotted
States, Canada and Mexico.
Address• HAUNCH It HIu)THKRS,
P. O. Hot 9.50, N. V. City.
Harper's Bazar.
IN I895
Kieran! end r oIu5ive derlgrs for 41ut4.er
shed I.l..r TNMtks drawn nom Wow] it
models 111 RA,41u.r. and t'nA'•t ls. are an im-
portant feature. These appear every work.
accompanied 4y minute de.cr•.tlnus and do.
tail& Mar rattle Letter. by Karts sat NIC t.
Vol/Ter. is a weekly transcript of the latest
styles and caprices in the mode. ('oder the
head of %ew torn Ita.blaes. plain directions
and full panu•ulars are given as to shape.
fabrics, trimmings. and acoemories of the cue
toms of well dressed wom.sa. Inners•.
4 I.ahlaa rr.e•vea rrarliesl attention. A
fortnightly racer■ %bed a.pplesees. en-
ables traders to cut end make their own
gowns. The woman who takes t1AItI'KI:'8
ISA%Alt is prepared for every oceasioe In
life. eerrro.lnne ox t.formal, where beautiful
drew is roomette
An American Menai. ames, Warne's
ba9ghten. by Ritter. c• 11 ental,.. 1)41% ,s. •
etroag DOarl of American life. pa,Sly laid is
Pennsylvania and part) In the far Sou, h. will
occupy the last bait of t� year.
My Lad) %shady. an lntwaely e•c,l,ng
novel. by al4141aTg,4 Ms41nTt,4s. author of
'God's root,' 'The Greater glory.' etc.. will
begin the year.
Bray and a.rW ('hats. To this d.oartt
ment r I s. T ATnk w ill contribute her char,nfttg
papers on • What We are Douce in New fooerkk
soe,et y.
Ar.wer41 la t'erre•pe.drst& uneatlowr
reit., the personal atteanon of the editor. aid
are answered at the earliest passible dant at -
ter their receipt.
w eed r r III.erat.d Pee.peett...
The Volum.'. oto the Hazen brrfn with the
blest Number for Jammer of each year. When
n o time is menti•ned. subscriptions will begin
with the Number current at the time of receipt
o f order.
[loth mess for each rolnme. suitable fee
binding. will be sent by mail. met mad. oft
receipt of 5100 each.
Remittances should he made by Post -es
Moog; Order or Draft. to avoid chance of leas
Newspaper: oro not to copy this ndrrefi r-
sser.f without the uprose order of Hearts &
noriona1N.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
err rear
NARPRR!SBAZAK. _ 114 tp
HARPRRSMAOAZINR.. t 00
AKPkKB WXXX `Y
if/'RKS YOUNG PIMPLE . t '0
ItiMaov hoe le ail eu/.e+ibera is the Unita
tRetea. Ln.ada. and Ales(..
4 00
Address HARPER
t s S.
N. LRB.
P. O. Roe SM. N. Y. City.
Harper's Weekly.
IN 1895
HARPILRM WEEKLY is. pictorial history
of the deal It present. every ►mporta.t
evesi srsmp,ly, separately tad ezbaeativele
In inwstration sad deacriptlse text at thekkeb.
est order.
7'le Meow
11 la m which. dada* IMI. It Wm
4es and Me
y�d��pm�s.. lvar. Iasd the y kamouat of
d�wtlMJw 10 thew a Tares the lastest
Was directed t. that Ilpl.kw.we
some y. w =sagest' of Its amen headless
setae... /ruse RAti'a, the d511ag.iai.d
writer sad earressmaillene ho -h.= mime **the
neat of war. and them Jsnal b C. D. Wxu)ow•
IIho well -knows £mosio.a artist. now for
way yearn raidett t* Janata who has beim
to aommeato with Ir. Rau•'. la
u HAR Rae TIZZY mtdtiv0
lea tied 11I. &ttoa.
isle every shied ilmeam/M will he
arti-
st** vigor ami without prejudice la
I1 .W •.lump. and also la spread s5.4. depart
w wens mahar(tlm ►a @mnamdb
Imitratto of tho man and wawa who
W NW
wf eotllmsod ~ tea to be
stures This lease Won4d w1tj Iq Madly asammmt oath* lesser deism
tat Heyday. will r.m•Is a rorder deessienenl
t ,Soni . Thou will be tau pewerf*' .rine
bon 'moderately Wustrated-The Rei twe-
• atria/ roma*te et diem days by
'aelaT J. Warman end • word el New
«k. 'stilled The w K Ins VNhsr,►y
IldATT11gw.-- osvoo pvdats.., end
taaq short bolsias by pw.lar wenn
band tar hilae eaadi rreapr1...
The Tdumes of t►.WU*I.T bogie with the
•Dat Nwmher tor January Meech year. Wales
ZrzY mmmU4•ed, wbmorlpetene will been
ley Number currant at the time of r.•
(ease for each d ohms., satiable far
. w(11 be moat by 'resit post -paid, 's re -
Mae each.
Itt•noea mbedd be mads by
111..., border or 10.11. to avoid abasesof
rewwss*paayprrrv�� or.. are mat to ewp/ tib sdw,454.
asettwessttewf tee errorder a>* Hamm It
lemen
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Tart
AAPYA
Pus BA
1rot ...a.......
liaoiabmi
~•pi
•
is She 571rilri
11111:1111111.1111tp.
onmeasoon VIM j)♦jll _
Ja.k-did t as oat Syr Um, h begs
wlelltce
Meow t lllese't M awe**,
r:'" tett*er ft impound**
bitable MIR Of fogy. )
Weak Women
and all mothers whit are nursing
bsDies derive great benefit from
Scott's Emulsion. This prep.tla•
tied serves two purpoece. 1t
given vital strength to mothers
and also enriches their milk and
thus makes their babies thrive.
Sco 's
mullion
le .e constructive food that pro-
motes the making of healthy
tissue and bone. It is a wonder-
ful remedy for Emaciation. General
Debility, Throat and Lung Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, Anaemia, Scrofula and
Wasting Diseases of Children.
SIM./for PssepAiet ors Seat' I1e,./,io,r. Free.
Soon a Dewe. DeOealie Y Oragp obs. Mc. ail.
TRADk IN THE DOMINION
A talo Huwlasr HaLag Trammeled Tis
Peal Year Iteairwe.l.
NFU Yot:K, Iyer. SI Itrad"trrct • today
-oy. T•.r.s,r1 jobber• say trade is very
,l Met. lead treveller. trent that .it are not
hurrying their departure, although .at
\lout reel ',repetitions are making in
several lino*, 1., aru.I out traveler.. .tt
Quebec f'ity .hue nova ata-tsteers report
the triple brisk. .1t Halifax the volume of
Lu•inew. is moderate and wbola•.ole. trade
is dull. f`ollrctioti. throw(' Nova
Scotia are .low. h, Newfoundland the
busineienitwit ion remains unchange.) or
as previnunly- described..,mewbat eteaotic.
Hank clearings at Winnipeg., Hamilton.
Toronto, and Ilaltfax aggregate .1:i. 412.1400
this week as/shied y le l: t eel bait wreak and
letkeStl,tsal io the week but year.
Canadian len.imoo failures during I'114.
no reported to lirad•trret'., aggregate tl,
`41,:s1. against 51.543.ion: total liabilities
amounting to 11:,:I4..IIl this year and
$14,:1n,uti lout year, with customary ratios
of averts. There is a moderate Werner in,
the number of failures in the Provine* of.
Quebec, witb a sharp gain .in volume of
liabilities. -N'ew firun*wiek report. a
moderate inereasr in the number of -fail-
urea with nearly double the amout,t of
liabilities in 1244: sod -Nov. :...ti., a
moderate dettea,w nod a heavy do•line in
volume of liabilities. the like bring true
With reference to I'riuce Edward Inland.
In
Manitoba there hi one leas failure than
the year heftier. though with a slightly
increased volume of liabilities.
Failure% in the Northwest Territory
drupp*1 more than our -halt this year and
liahilitir, -till further. There ix alter a
.mailer number of failure. reported from
Britisl. ('..lumbi:., but I:abilities have In-
creased There :.n' __ failures reported
from Newrfoundland.'again•t I:' the year
blurs with Lahtlttie. of +taus' albs thin
year. agtairl.t ttr!.1sie hent year.
The nitttation ill Newfoundland appears
to hare been one of-its:end ed analnatton
rather than genrnil c„mmen•ial r finan-
cial failure. which w ill account for the
en -imperatively few 4 -carmen -tat deaths re-
ported its spite• .°Ibbs business cretin,
A ]Iessmeet t..Agte PI.Ny.
InNi*,s. Ont., Dee. 27.--Rulert Fulton!.
of New York. the theatrical manager. Mu"
given a srolptor In this rity an order to
erect for him in Woodland cemetery a
beautiful mansolenm to commemorate the
death of bin wife. Mine Annie Pixley. the
noted actress. and their ,wan. The monu-
ment will cost $tO,(lai and will he 11 feet
high. 34 feet wide and :10 fret long. Jt the
entrance will he two life -Nixed *5. . one
or, either nide. Five granite pillar% will
support the Gothic arch in front and em
trance will be made by two ntagniflcent
brawl gate... 1n.krnrath the whole mau.or
]runt is a catacomb. The nide elevations
am pierced two stained glans win-
dows, one on each nide, bearing the legend
"Glory to God," etc.. and "ten earth
peace." etc. The ceiling and roof will he
of cut atone. enriched with heavy mould -
joys. The rear elevation is surmounted
with a ernes When complete.) the monu-
ment will be the most handsome one of
the kind to the Dominion.
To T..esI Terme. nay
Tona,em, Dee. 20. -City Engineer Keat
Mg is preparing specifcation« and will ad-
vertise at once for tenders for contract for
the bowing% and surrey necessary for the
tunnel order the fay. The work will gds
on immediately after the contract i. let.
The boring. and survey are not needed
for the purpose of determining the feasi-
bility of the tunnel plan. but simply to
determine the mute. An to the practi-
cability of the tunnel. Mr. Keating enter-
tains no doubt whatever. The question
which the present herrings will deride is
whether the tunnel shall go straight
arrow( to Hrockhonte Hay or to Hanlan'.
Paint. The Br ckhouee Hay route would
mean a .uavtng in di•tenee of four or Ave
hundred fret To Hanlan's l'oint would
mean a long detour and a bend.
eaaadl.w Win at Hoek.y.
MosTREAL Dec. :'JI - The International
borkey match between the United States
hockey team and the Victoria team of
Montreal resulted in a victory for the
(•ana dian». In the float halt the Canadian
game was played and the Canadians won
by a score of 5 to 1. The second half wax
the American game and in this Canadian.
proved themw.lvee the equal of the
Americans the score standing at the clone,
one to ase, the Canadians this. winning
the metal be a total score of ft 5,, 2.
TM ■.ekIasd Car. Will bre twvesttgat.d.
OTTAWA. Dec. M. -An invest igttlon Into
the H,acklartd tar of alleged murder Is to
be made. Crown prosecutor Fleming re-
sited t telegram from the Attorney -
General of Quebec authorising him to
order an investigation. Mr Fleming
oommnnlcstsd with the chief of the Hull
police. A roan is to be root down immct•
diately. The expenxss will be borne by
the Quebec Government. Johnston, the
awep.ctod, w111 come up on remand on
Mo.day, when he will likely he fnrth.r
renaede.d, pending the Investlgatbm.
«sues.@ teases.
Obat5ate (laugh yWd be nee grateful
w9h5eg asSw et N rwey Plat Flynn
. TTbe
marine oweisseas esegb et
ssi is
this eir
sad lgetabwag r . relined b' Peke 25.. ted 5o . 2w
ran ea w/abeera
'Amy sharedes le Nine par tir
'Yaw. Wringer 'NAN J alk rabbits i'
.ar to' WO filicusk ars dye'
iaa
be VI r (tri
TME SIGNAL': GODBRIQH. ONT', TH JRSDAY, JAN. 10, 1D&
GLAD6TgNE'S GREAT AGE• CRISP AND CASU(SL. GEMS OF THOUGHT.
111. u. u- M. Marshes Maw; C.agrat.lr
1lr.w• He Y(g•••n• speed.
Jr l'.'..IhN•. sl. •Vr. Iaadwtuur Delo-
heated lar• fiat►birtbOtry on `,atundey, and
wee the ref ipieut of hualrecl■ of lettere
told telegromruf •ougratnlati.0 and 'Syr
eels containing Lir, ..l*. Mitt.. a!r (.1.5
stone was in „,,lar) ,Idy weal hos IuI, trod
-pious. pawl d. spite Ilwl .lora,.) wrather
,Iruve I hrougl, , hr % IAN •• .d Il to..reku to
laic . I. cell. %s1 eta 1. M., a &pill al int of
,tnuruIan ('bristimam from farts and
Loudon. ()q behalf of Mr. dilatl.tiue the
.tepatatiuu prevented a siker challis( to
I ia. •k urch
The •halite ea. prevented to the Key
'tephru (aad4u1Pe..u,u ..f t lar• .•x t'reu,ier
tool rector of the Haw:inl.•., church. to
recognition of the iulrre..t lars father hap
tekru in the .'4rmrulatoutrages Is. reply
hi. the pre.eutattuu ,ul.lre.- the ex Pre-
mier exprv.seed his -yspathi with the
suffering of the .'5down inn ('5,ri.i,.u%. The
deputation :.,.,I luncheon with Mr. tiled -
...time at 114 w arlru casette The Prince of
Walre. e0d Lord .tlrnlra•n uerr
thus who telrgr:ud,ed their . ungrat ula-
lien. t.. Mr. hull+tot,•.
Mr. Gladstone. in hi. reply to the depu-
tation'..ddri'.n, said that it wan. not their
duty to assure flat all the pilot ntiuu. of
outrages were trite. Inst rather te await
the reutlt of the inquiry which 11.11 been
instituted. However. he .said. the pule -
linked account. pointed strongly to the
conclusion that the outrages, .its and
abominations constituted in Is:* in Bul-
garia had been rrte*1ed in tatty In .1rmrte
:a. 1f this were true it w• time that
then• should be one general wits
of rye•
eratiou against thaw deed.. of wickeelnea.
(rum outraged humanity. It the fact•
were established it should be written ill
letters of iron upon the records of the
world that a government which could
Is guilty .4 countenancing mal covering
up such atna•it ies was a di:gra.•. to Ma.
howl, the prophet, a disgrace to drill -
ration at large, Mid a disgrace to male
kind.
Mr. ebel.t.ne, coutinuing, mid. "Don't
let me he told that our nation has Ile au-
thority over another. Furry netion, aye,
every hurnan being, has authority in 'w-
hat( of Dunnahity anted ju.tior.'• He had
been silent. be -:aid. beaus Le heal full
011111 knee that the government ktww its
duty. If the allegations made should
Prove ritatit_itja-JLrie that the.execratiuu
of hugianity should force itself upon the
.•nr. of the Sultan of Turkey :end maks
him sensible of the madness of -nub a
1oure.c aN was trying pursued.
• -Mr. (:Ie. ktou,e %peke fur a quarter of. art
1 . Ile awe remarkably deliberate in
1,1,. delivery and cluorua% in action and
gesture. ,arid we. loudly cheered albs con -
chided he. rentark-
A SCRAMBLE FOR LIFE.
lode. en Nam... Albany. 0bt.d by Pare -
several Gloats Italy Itysr.d.
\1 t.lcy, N.V..Ilec. 31. -Tote l/rlevan
Louse eau gutted by fire lent night. There
were IIs, gtte•tw111 the boos.. .111esapel,
although t wee women and oma tutu who
Jumped from the thind storey un the
-telabet street sick were badly injured.
Th.'y are. Mr. I1. F. F'..okrn, wife of the
,agent of the National lash Register Co.,
of .55.51% city. formerly of Dayton. Ohio.
Flenjamin H.flmat and hi: wife. of R$ook-
lyn. who were out their wedding tour. Mr.
"'makss was, bully- burner. but will re-
1lis wife was internally injurer!
and will die. Mr. Heilman wan • badly
burner shout the chest and internally in-
jurer He will probably lir. Ili* wife is
badly burned about the fate, her nose be-
ing slit open, and ebe was cut on the
ankle. The will recover.
No one above the main floor had time to
save anything mad 'before the afirightencd
guests emerged upon the .t root. t he flames
had broken through the roe,(. Thos who
nem tut able to,;rt ley the elevator .haft
*Man to pee dowu the Main eairw-av .w
Ste111en street w-rrr without hope of r%•
tape for some miltuten 'mil! their way
wan directed to the errvant's stairway in
the north written of the strip -tore. There
were many narrow ..cap••
A N'►itby Ammon ('as..
WHITBY. I)ee. 1«.- The police mewed rate
heard the detail. of a mom termed as.anit
caw at the pollee court. Before Major
Harper Matthew Murphy was .-harged
with having last setunlay night pounded
liunipl,rey ('otTey's head in a most horri-
ble manner and then left him in the ditch
eorereil with blood, helpless and ,enable
to get up. Lewis Lintner and .lame% 1)111
man. two young sten who were near at
the time, were called by the Crown. and
their evidence was d such a doubtful na-
ture and their memories no bed that the
magistrate ordered them to be watt to the
jail for one week to re(rerh them, but
Anally took bail for each for sib x) to appear.
Murphy was algo allowed out on bail.
Coffey. who was nnder the Influence of
liquor. is on the prohibited list and has
%ince given the name.. of the parties fur-
nishing him to Inapector Frrgu.on, whc
is ale.) taking steps in the matter. The
case corsea up next Wednesday.
Te. therm Violinist hi goober.
Qt'Es)a•, Dec. 28. -The height of the
hurricane occurred about six o'clock last
evening. Very few ventured out of doors
and In many inetancee doors of the houses
were blocked with snow banks. Six
sleighs were upset near Parliament
buildings and much trouble WV ex-
perienced with the horse in the drift. A
couple of boys had to be rescued, bring
rompktely carried off their feet by the
wind. Trees and fences are wrenched
away and souse damage was done to pro-
pertt The city le io utter darkness, the
electric light line having been denioxaIlend.
The telephone and telegraph line also .uf
fend.
Tb. Deere. Megardi.g e.eret aeelsU...
W IL W I ammo, Dec. 11. -The deers! of the
Pope, forbidding Catholics to belong to
tb. Knight. of Pythiy Oddfellow. or
Sous of Temperaacs wet reed in all the
caurchee yesterday. The substasee oaf
the decree is that mambo= of t5e encietdrr
will not be exo.semuakodd, bet wi11 be
deprived •f task right of receiving sacra
menu of the ahtnoh.
Tee Odgl.a4ar ad bks ••abeamew Asad.
Corre t& SWIM i, la Dao. si - Mee
Amelia J. Politer died Mrs yuaiwdy.
Bae w.. mus of tis earliest .Aeupeeau of
dress rd•rse far weeses teed her rNttc rtes
of tam styes she leased rmianl tt no bs
called tete Miaow eeaMena She was 77
10900 olio.
Tbr.s lbirus4 t. Maniac.
GRAM* Manna , Dec. M. -A eels
ribose seem age base lfewaygo states that
a fans house three miles trees from there
was burned is.t .veutag .ad that three
perms, were bsros Ie
As Meets* Ineamlmw ArraM.l.
Pr louts, flak. Nem, eberged
with eellbladiele In lbigelyly tens thetas
Ant of is ldw, ltaglrte
(1t• ..)111 Mee
te
qtr .»
1k. Iww's P1eaaaat Worm Syrup removes
worms ud all keds trout chadres or adult@
The southern states into year pro,duelad
Matra thea os.-t.trd of the total cora clop
ed the United setas.
The.. who hive been esughtog fur rears
should bu.w t►&. lir I.•veol'ette'.',veep of
1 urp'st one oast enact • , umplete and radical
C.,,..
(54 extracted !tow .naue u osm of the
lest kat.. s ditto. uaatr. but o not glassily
.aa.faowred on amount of the expense of
mak Mg it.
The wheat grown to souther° countries
camellia • larger prtport,ua of •Ibu,,toutds
than northers wheat, and is more suitable
for macaroni.
Although .leies Verse's w.,rk. have earn-
ed untold ferttiaes for hie publisher*, they
have brought to the novelist only C1,100 a
year on an average.
Mr. Stead has found a new hohbv, h..'
Mg ruse t. MoKlaad to collect material ter
an onslaught oa the owners et deer furcate.
child &smug whom is an American.
Mrs. Edmuod 1 etas. widow el the Lag
lith wive:st, carries about with her the
* ghee of her husband in a casket ducal tato
it little travelling beg of special design.
A hole at of chew and an electric wire
form the latest rat trap. The cheese is
Seed to the wire and the instant the rat
touches the chew h@ is shocked to ,loath.
Vessels whioa have been used for milk
should be rinsed in cold water before being
washed in hot. Hot water immediately
seta the curds, anddrives the milk Into the
ware.
" Trilby," i@ not the tint book of that
name. In 1822 Charles Noeller, afterward
a member of the French Academy, publish-
ed in Paris a fury story entitled • Trilby,or
the Fay of Argyle.'
A citizen of New Britain, Conn., has in
his possession • pear of ,fuser, wrtnale.Lold-
time saddlebags, and there is abundant
reason to believe that they belonged to
Capt. Nathan Hale, the martyr spy.
(rue of the balloons recently sent up by
yrsach scientists with automatically regis-
ter*, thermometers and barometers
reached a hicht of 10 miles, where the ther-
mometer registered 110 degrees below Seto.
The ordinary cost of a cahle road has
been from *'20,000 to $70,000 • mile of maple
track, but it is stated nn the authority of
1' R. Fairchild that in Washington (be emit
of oosatructioo is DOW brought do., t.oSJo•,-
000 • mile of stogie track.
More womes than men voted at the
recent elections in Colorado, and they cwt
a larger percentage of their registered vote
than the men. They led the men in Den-
ver by 8,000 votes, besides including 6,0001
men to vote who usually neglect their duty. ,
Mn. Robert Ieurstnn, No. 42 Austin
avenue, Toronto, says --I have used 1►r.
Laviolette's Syrup of Turpentine in my
family for coughs, molds and bronchitis, and
I must certainly say that it has proved it-
self to he the moot effective remedy 1 have
ever used, being pleasant to take and doing
it@ work speedily and well. It affords me
great pleasure to speak of 1t s. 1 hare found
it.
Wblln ess reagb.
For Whooping cough and all throat atiec-
tion.. chest troubles, etc., Hagysrd'. 1 el -
le. 011 is the best embrocation ever dis-
covered. It promptly relieves intlemma
teen. pain and soreness from whatever cause
arising. 2o-
Thr right Alter.
'Tau the night after chestnuts, and .11
through the house,
Everybody was stirring, yes. even the
moose :
Paregoric and Ipecac, thew then had their
f robe,
For all o: the youogesters were up with the
colic.
Alter La Grippe.
After 1a I.rippe obstinate coughs, lung
trouble, etc., frr.fuently follow. There is
no remedy so prompt, and at the same tame
effectual and pleasant, as \lilhurn'. Cod
Liver Ohl E,nuleon with R ild Cherry and
Hypophoephites, which as the latest and
but combnatnos of anti consumptive
rem@
dies. i'ric. 50c. and 11.00 per bottle. 2w
1 -be Guveruo r-tirueral wools» in for some
ern ici%m in Ottawa by hie letter .dating
that he would keep hire prelmise to inaugu-
rate the Winter Carnival only on (ondi-
tiou that it was postponed from January
21, until some time in February hevellse
of the death of Sir John Thonip.un.
The annual dinner given by the pasty Ia-
tron.eee. of Notre Dam. Hospital. Mon-
treal, to the Nick poor had several novel
fraturv.. His (:race the Archbishop, hav-
ing tied an apron on. ladled out the soup
with the dexterity of an experienced chef,
and i.ady Aberdeen, assisted by the pa-
trones... and the shirrs, acted as teati-
mes,
George Wood. of Toronto. aged 24, a
guard at the Central Prison and residing
at 358 Sumach -street, attempted to board
the front platform of an east -hound ear
near Queen and Peter -streets while the
car waft in motion. His foot slipped, but
he clung to the rail and was dragged a
distance of M) yards before the car could
be stopped. He unstained many bail cutm
and bruise. on the left side, and may be
correctly injured internally-
Rurdoek Pills, small, safe and sere, re.
inlets the liver and con eosatip•ties.
The root of all diecunte•t is selelevs.
t:et people to think right sod they wsl)
try to do right
1 t is not what we earn, but what we save
that makes us rich I
1t is not what we read, but what -tie ri-
member that utas us Iasigad-
Ifwe roust &newer for our wale word. w.'
must also sn.wce f r our 111015111410...
I'uda,u hatreds . h.sr Loth ...(e. soil d.•.
lav ludgwant unto. ,aawa. iia. lead time to
resume her .way. u
Many mea claim to be tirm u their pun
caplet whon really they are only obatoate
to their preoudao...
sincerity as 'weakling what we think, be
hevuag a* we pretend. act tui u we profess,'
performing as we promise, and be tug as we I
pretend to be.
Talents are usually shown .. t,retereoce•
mere or leas strung, and upon their wise
and patient cultivation depends the reallia
tion of our ideal.
Leal fidelity may be rare, but it exists in
the heart. The) only deny its worth and
power who never loved • fraud our labored
O
WORRY!
TRY
NUCHTSo1r
fT BRINGS
COM FORT
WASH
DAY
to make a friend happy.
I:entleuess in sa:»ty is like the silent in NEW BAKERY The Old Reliable
fluenme of light, which gives color to all na-
tures : at as far more powerful than leuduess }]s\
or force, a mm
far ore fruitful.
A literaryO D le R I C K
literary
u •sort of mental chemist's
shop, tilled with the crystals of all forme
cud hues which have tome from the tonus
of individual thought with local circum•
s:sons or universal ,.rinciplea.
tam great trouble in doing a mean action
is that you ere compelled to associate with
yourself afterwards. If you only could hove
nothing to do with a ntau who was
guilty' of such meanness, It wuu'ol be a re.
het
Let each day take thought for whme con-
cerns it, liquidate its own affean, and re-
spite the day which is to foldnw. and then
we shall be always ready. To kuuw how to
he ready is at the bottom of to know how to
die.
Work when you work, hut, when the
measure of your duty is dose, then relax
thoroughly. There is as much virtue In re -
it -oohing soul end body by yielding up all re-
sponsibility and tare ae there u in the coin,
g• enus meeting of active obligations.
There is no moment like the preeeot : not
•sly so. but, moreover, there is no moment
stsU-that is, no instant for,yanel energy, R.r•.e.1 .broil. toil to ell .arta I+f too
but in the present. The man who will ort }
execute his resolutions when :hey are fresh town. ctr'.cr• ,.'t a&MUER LErg store
upon him can .have no hope for them atter-
d.
• To resist the he.bog power of tante, and
strive tb keep alive the adores which might
of itself fade away, a to do a wrong is our
own natures .pd to our usefu!nese In the
world. :\11 sorrow in weakening, and to in-
dulge it is selfishly to destroy our value to
our friends and to the community.
Melones of the are
The first map of the gulf stream was rade
by Rentansin Franklin, who tried to point
nutthe utility of wean currents in naviga.
•
t loo.
The sea anemone a c•p.ble of swall.w irg I'
an animal many times larger that itself. It
. preens its body sed thus surrounds its I
pr'ey-
O'onl Larvae .re born alive and swim oft
to seek a locality on which to settle. Atter
they have once become tined they never
again change piece.
The Venus' belt is a thin, fiat membra°.
from and to two feet loog, and about the
width of a lady's belt. Its mouth is In the
Franklin taught that the ...sae currents
COAL
JOHN A. GREEN i
r ALWAYS ON MA
hag established A new Bakery 'anti Con-
fectiotiere Store oar Il:uniltop-st. in
fi&rrie•%old etalwl, wilco• he will keep Nl)W is for time to purchase
constantly nn panel everything in the
line of (:ool Drew!, ('aka•• :and Pastry "'•:D l'( t. \f.. Thr V,ret end
of brat nuke. Large Lga.es nt N . t..., `t'RANT* tN iI.1!:I► t i /AT. in
and small Lone,.% nt jr' market suppii'sl :at .-nrrent pie*"
No combination : no .extort ion . lout
everything to suit the tiim, and the "bort. .t Wont,•.
pockets, of the pee*. t , _--.-
I
If you wani fiend tdrl•sil ,owl Cheap All Coal We. hod at the Mar*
Breed leave your orders( nt the.'New' I B
It,tkere, on Ilnmi:text Street. ket.
Wedding ('ak,..s $pee•ialty.
W ref. LEE
JOHN A. GREEN. lira n,pt;y i. i •
P.Sople of 6001) ('(1MMON SENSE u.ualh•
appreciate a good article Z-" is honestly' made.
well finished and u]) to bate.- This; explains the
great success o}f .
GRAINY RUBBERS
THEY WEAR LIKE IRON
The finest Remedy in the I
Dr.LavioIettets World for all n fec-
the
middle of is holo. Cures •
were due to the iu8,:ence .•f pennaneot t
Colds, up of tions of the Throat &
Co hs, L
Whooping
Grippe, Croup,
'Turpentine! in oar
� oop � Cough.
winds. in which opinion he was sustained
by Sir John Herschel.
The color of the sea is nau‘lly described
as blue, but it is by no means uniform. In
the trottiea it is sometimes an indigo blue, at
others • deep greet/.
The *tartish at covered with • kind of
armor. Over 11,-») pieces have hems
counted in one coat of mail worn by a small
creature of tht. species.
The whole bottom of the *caeca is covered
with $ layer of talcoreous ooze mangled with
Y mg
the skeletons and other eemaina of iia in-
habitant*.
Many triode have been made toseund the
ocean without using • line, the weight
carrying a float th't returns to the top, but
sone has been successful,
If it were not for the mita of the ocean
the whole sea would won become • mass of
corruption, owing to the deity of the
organic matter it contains.
When taken from the sea and lead t.-. •
stone the medusa will f.11 off in weight from
fifty ounces to six er five grains. Thepmost
of its weight is water.
able Musa...
Skin inatome ars more or lees occasioned
by bad blood. H. R. R cures the following
akin diseases • ehtoslee, F:ryaipelaa, Itching
Rashes, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Eruption,.
Pimples. and Blotches. by removing all im-
purities from the blood from a common
Pimple to the wont Scrofulous Sore 2w
knew the Trade.
Alq Hlghtier Ito his valet and secretary 1
- All the blooming bills in, James!
Jane.. -Nearly hall. sir.
Argy Highfl.r- How much de 1 owe'
.lames Reboot 5,000, sir.
Argy Higbflier Good heavens, .lames ' 1
must run tMet up to 10,000 mighty quick or
the beastly twade.men will be wsatiag their
mosey.
ALWAYS a DOUBT
.•4 hoot Unknown, lrratt-hf •s. hrauds
made for selling only, are common;
they have no art frutation to kaf them
oft. Then why .sjrend money experi-
menting on this and that match .r
Some people do, lout tl..•y al WAN, r to' rl t . the old
r.•linl,l.•
E. B. EDDY'S Matches.
HOW TO ORDER i6THE SIGNAL" CUT THIS OUT,
D. MCGILLICUDDY,"THE SIGNAL,"
Goderich, Ont.
I enclose $ . Kindly forward regularly THE SIGNAL
to the following address for months.
Name,
Three Months - P. O.,
Biz Months - - 66c. County,
Twelve Months - - - $1.00. Prov., _..
Dale, _ 189
P. 8. -Remit by money order, if possible, or by registered letbo
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(Sample Copies Free.]
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