The Signal, 1895-2-21, Page 3' 1•
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aSm�heno, en heed Ise sunarmWm esllee hamai
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DR, 8. RICHARDSON. L D. oil„
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1 oIrrus L DANCE?, BARRIa
Beltotisr, Convey e�
r lean at low. ram. lm
peen Ceiba/us Hotel. OM.etsb. filo if
Et24.1. aL& W 1e, BARRi8Tk
M,thNmeeeaelore Oa►xtO-
ItO. RAYS, BAKRISTER, SOLICIT
OK. to USG. North et., neat door
OsaNaL OIBee. Pre rate funds to lead •i
lowest raw .t eats,.,. 71110
G£RROW & PROUDIWT, BAR -
raters. Attorneys, 8oltator., &c.. Pod*
H eil. J. T. lianew• Q.C.. W. Pro.dfoot-
CAMMON, HOLT & ffl►LIIISS,
�s�erte�h MWltore 1s Qa.o.ry ao,
DadlsY Holmes. ' (lomerwn, Q,0. ; P. Bolt ;
G. WARD, CONVICT ANOIR,
. &c.. ssd a 510155lomer tr tong and re-
snrtag rwesanusaoes of hall, eattaavli of
. Mrm*Uea. depositions er seisms Molars -
time is or Oe1O"reteg say .tinea. stilt tie pro.
Seeding is the Hhrh Court at Justine the
Oeurt or Appeal for ,entad.. er le say Comity
er 01visioe Court, All r. g�
sad aaeea i�idee -Minosaman OM. 011
limas .area _JYMl ______
8$AOIR..CONVEYANCING AND
_ _ _ I_sstaaeir *Mos. oppo.strlMertie • Hotel
NaBIT TV LEND ON MORTOAOs
at til alae. Motet di.eoa.na, C,
RR e� -• -&l• Ilanl•'s U.I.L. tiM"
N10NET-AM- LOAN. - *21000.00
SSi� pesent, ..-
aWly. tel YY• Hurt..r'. bock,
eppos5te Colborne ood.rlck. Mr
RALLY LLY IN EAST HURON
?NR KIGNAI.: 4IN1', .' 1
1•14 ypeewleM►• Tallied .p the
• ed Iia blunter of Keil w•) a and Gaal•
slay abuit $1.000,000 of the eapeadl
was oostroll.ble, be .bowed that, as •
ter of fact, the expe.ditare o.atrulleh.
the t.oterumwt was far in same .d
.mount, Perhaps Mr Haggett w.e tweak
We of the expenditure weiroll.bie
the (omer,atsy (overoaseot. Did he
think tb.t "nen •xpeedlteree upon I
efface as those to which Mr McMullen
referred, end ep.e such works ea the Cur-
ran bridge, were oeauullable • If Mr. Her
girt was to be credited with baying saved
the country $700.000 • year to the maa•ge-
Neet of 1b. Iutero.lonial Railway the l:o,•
mmeisst was blameworthy for having pe
mit'ed that •serenone lugs in years pee
Lammas; the Gael policies of the two pa
ties, the doctor .aid that it souse own w
en ouraged the rest 0.015 pay for it, e.d
all were sueour.ged it was just the senor
if no tine w.. .so..ursyged. The Liber
party pep05e to placed the duties in such •
way u to rest as lightly u possible upon the
treat oowun.ttg muses, ands, fully as poi
IOW on the shoulders of thou wee were
able to hear thew. Th.t was the policy for
the advocacy of which Hon J C. Patterson
maid that the Liberals would have been
throw. Into prison thirty years ago, and our
'the r.unw•ttoa of which Mr. Laurier was
accused of diduyeliy. lir Macdonald ex-
posed the i.juettoe of the gerrymander and
of the francs... act, which on ea almost
reuse division of voters in the Provlooe gave
the i.o.er..m-■t 59 suppor'ers and the Op
posit•oo 31. Revert.og to the trade yew
tion he d•monMrated the utter fel lam of the
arguments •arwced by the If semen when
they visited W iogham t0 defeuce of the pro•
testi.. system.
The meeting elated with cheers for the
queen, i r. Mecdo•eld, Mr. 1'ater•ou and
Mr. McMullen.
ROMANCE OF THE FAR WEST.
sti-.ud them pest Page.
max to have a sen i u of 1'■rlfameet or
were about to e�ppwessai, le 1b ooassry. H•
remolded the •.demoe of the 'airstream'
p10alew el Iho l;ovesawtent, .d asked,
Where ,. the f ire•,.. ' W hese tit
awoke • Where a Om woe • They w at
to be sae.. Were r $as Charles Tupper •
He u feasting, live. • lordly life m the
City of Lemke, at $28,000 • year, after
humbugging, fooling and deceiving the
/M/ 1 of the country is the pol►ry that ham
NaM Usu.
u pour in
plans of maim' you inch.'
Thus Mr. M c M ul le. recalled the grew de
esptts• the 5.uverou.eot had practised opus
the people wino on the eve of the last yea
oral election they made It • that the
I toted State* Government bad isrst•d them
to negotiot• • reciprocity treaty. '• We
have bean governed by humour front 1,178 to
the potent tam," declared lir MaMul{w,
" aatf I earnestly hope that there u ISO ion
telligeat elector, either a this riding sr u
soy other riding of the Doattoioo, that will
permit ►waif to be humbugged by some
other will -o' the wisp scheme to try M curry
the country for the fourth tow." \Ir. Mo.
Mullets is discussing the home market con-
testtoo of the Conservative party, pointed
out that the pose of every article that the
farmer produce* it regulated by the priors
that the surplus will bring in the foreign
markets. Though the manufacturer a beoe-
fitt d by the how market to an inordinate
degree to some .ases there was nothlor In it
for the faster Turning tettecooald•ntioo
of the public elpenditures, Mr. McMullen
showed how lavishly themsney of the pimple
was being deposal of by the t;overnnteot.
The wasteful operatics of the •uportunu*-
tto■ system, trader w hich shout 500 persona
were receiving •flout 0,4,000 a year, of
nisei) about $2110,000 twine oat of the
treasury, supplied she speaker with • most
coweinctog argument a support of his con-
tent/ so that the country was being robbed.
He stated that during the 22 years that the
system had beers 1n force $3.500.000 had
bees paid out in superannuation •llowaaces,
of which the treasury bad ooatrihuted over
$2.300,000. He averted that • Liberal Ad
minetnttoa could memo the public expes-
dttare by 85,500,000. They would cut WY
the sop•r.a.u•tios system, nod while punni-
ng an efe.Uve smmlgratien policy they
would sot speed stoney in seeding Mini -
Wean to the Unwed :came, as the Govern
Mersa had been shown by the osseus returns
o have done. They would dispense with
be civil serv.sta who did not rive as .de -
sate return in work for the money that
they received from the coustrv. Notbiog,
he said, would more effectually promote the
imamate of the farmer than extended trade
rl.•soes with the footed Stags. The
Liberal party could (ntato reciprocity, and
they would make au honest effort whenever
the people charged them with the responu
bility of doing so. If after four years they
Aid eat redeem their promise, the people
.sold ties tun them out and give somebody
Mee • Mame. The people of ('.nada Mould
be given an opportunity et buying in the
cheapest parable market sad of selling in
Um dearest that was what tins country
S eeded, aid he did not think It we' possibly
to bring it back to the Condition of pros-
perity that prerailed prior to the adoption
of the protection eyltem until et secured
trade relettonahip with the l'sited Stags.
Mr. McMullen substaouated the eec0e•tion
against the t.uvenmeat of responsibility for
the withdrawal from the farmers of Canada
of the privilege of teodine their live cattle
to great Koren. Whew he asserted that
the Natiosol Policy had had • •utficieutl)(
long instep.* there wee • responsive burst
of applause.
wK 1-•TOK•11., 5 1'.
Mr. Paterson was presented to tete se -
"hence as a t'eo•dien mwuf•oturer who
seemed sot dread of l-aakee oompeution.
The member for Brant spoke with his mous-
L' J. T. NAFTILL, 111(8, LIFE AND t
• minden dnwraa a meat ; ai lower, t
wee. 0111. -Cor. Mertes. •.d Square, Hod- 't
7t
TO LOAM. APPLY TO
CAMI RON MOLT i MOI.11111. Bode-
,000neh. iris
MONIiIY TO LIND. -A LARGE
.meant d Private Fads hr taemuses
.Mewl rime ea Item onsi ]4rtgy■s. ANN)
•GARROW k PROt.'DFOOT
RADOLIFFE, GINIRAL IN-
Lc..eareace Real Rota Mew
l g..i Orut y� u.pjy
r5prmested. Mows to Lead ea
less, at tee lowest rete of intend•sea is
sstyy way to suit tit ocrrewev. Odie -]lee.
sad door from *aware. Weer $frac, mode•
lei
tt
iseshaateer boats.
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ABOUT 7000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leading Daily, Weekly wed IUtedvalcd
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e"derle. March 171► 1006.
THOMAS VUNDRT. AUOTIO18 IIR
Aawt Ia4o...dA. sad ladenronse *met. Facelgrtsieiso O0.
iced Owe Leung,., M ens. Co. Salsa at-
tended to la any ssrt.1 the souse.. 115517
JOHN KNOX, ORIIERAL ADO-
16suesr mad Led Veleater, fiod..iob.
0.4, Save* had .osdds.bis .:pries.• 1*
!MI Mr•ee�lSjWeis las lewaapelt m to
earn
10 elea Orders left at
%I= mail te hie.iii....
tWOl ffpitMill erawwd.d toOOftfN
Dental t.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETu�C-ca�oaio�
AT
DR. E. RICHARDSON'S
E T*L eases..
GPM NOSE BLOC NEST -STREET
SODilili, ONT.
it allardlesstme ,,.owned widens.- atter •
ahgp.oYt{m d ti
mid d wkthed
remelng la IAA Meet entausias-
Ila Bees. M submit that i have the only asd
elMuelve mint to w la e.deio0. the West
nslentefie drwvery widen le w.rraated .ssclTuwe
to waste the I. 110 daring the •atea.elen
o f teeth or stamps of say lead. 5* .early
▪ man
, 1*4 very little pale is the ,meet
entrane
SOT EMI L.-OF3LORIDHI
lo • local .seethed. that Dever mete the
patios" is the slightest. I. harmonies as aster.
and the item weed tram os earth to reader
the teeth .s.-aseelt ve to Osla- Parnate
anew me 1t 1s
PesM6ve117 51arvNse* la Ise t17•nrr,
Pn5m•t.tl...t the..tural teeth . nOrdd
All deata1sper•s1tet well .ed Mall f.fl &t w
Mr p.d..sllatere t. are ..law
i1N N Dlt. B. RICHARD•ON.
The my e1 raw r•e.._
The vieerspl liveries of scarlet sad gold
make • foam of brilliant color .said the sea
of white whin' surges .p and dews the
bread "Strain" at the *meet hoer, obeli
the F.srspssss, who parody the pend tite
of lileaty bete "The (:icy of Pale Fes,',
srowd alsng the basks ef the river to seat
the .,outs( Mems., whisk rustle the tower-
ing palate, sad brings fresh life into the m
warebed
Biro-� Baba. in Bowing meal.
lees .ser the rails of the sidewalk. sad
w ith. the f0Mie.N. threes.
Are. m ge.dy minis •ed fess5eahie
burgle take their l..g.id Merges fir the
*vest. Ngo- R1Nd1yy Mad natives ie gild-
• pidiantilme p threegh the
.row• pressi•d by ey.55, whodeer the way
wit' st. aywhish serve es weaning
cad • wends. Abdo sad Medew.
Oeelle end Kkfaeaftr, esti. end elegies.
swell the threw t end me cheer. tale, the
palm ram et the Nee .gilt _.lend set
dew mad Mum b the big deed of sb4Mle
Mehl white bear the .suss. Meg. Me
eseesab )8151 slam the blew, ei AmMm
esiustw-AM tea TieRena
towed eloquent (orcefulaees upon the public
questions of the day. Ret before entering
upon the general subject he told the au.
dieece how well ad faithfully they had
been reprobation at Ottawa by IC. Mac
(:Dodd, sad he bespoke for him an 'access-
ed aesseere of support from the people of
East Huron in time to oome. Alluding to
the recent tent te Wi0ghem of the Mune-
tors, Mr. Peterson said that there would
seem to be a contradiction in the statement
that the Liberals had no policy sed that they
hos ell maoser of policies. Kut after uelliag
the people that the Liberals had no policy
they were at great pains to tell them what
the Liberal polity was He proceeded to
point out to the wdseece the distiectnt
f.at.ree of the policies of the two partes.
The policy of protecto., he said, shut oat
reeelpta semi gave a close market to the
ms.*fact■r•r. and any money p.id epee
goads that came in west into the t^1eury
merely as an 'widest sad not as the prin-
ciple of the tariff. The Liberal party clam-
ed that the principle of the tariff should be
the collection of revenue to be put sato the
public treasury. and that if there were any
protection involved It should he an madam
.d not the maniple. They •I•inied that
the least possible amount see•5.ry to NI
the tre.eery aid pay the cermet expenses
of rnweremeat should be takes, and that if
under the operation of the tariff there should
lee an advantage say of IS or 17 per osis.
give, every mea in the community would
be of the same looting, and would oder
that state of things go on conducting his
bi•i■es.. He bekl that the manufacturers
of the country worthy of the some, wbo
pommeled the plonk and characteristics of
the Canadian people, would be in • better,
safer sad more mb■t•itial position ender •
. table polite/ seek as that than they would
o der what might los celled special sets of
Pada....,, by wkieh one m•aufmtur.r
aught gut 25 per cent. and another 75 per
OmL Mr. Peterson showed bow sonfiletely
the ,,meaty of the Geyer.... had failed is
the fulfilment of me extravagant promise..
Where we the amble he eked. The
ppelet/wu was not hers, and the reentry
west hay popolatios. The resew sinus be
feaad in enwes onteide the °sentry .red the
people that were is the ..envy. The
be al p.rty believed that me of the
ammo that tended to the depopaletio■ of
the eeotry was the reetnet/.n Nob trade
and oeaae.ro., .ad .lee believed that tbs
development of the etu.try could beet be
secured by • wedtnseg as far as .id as free
as pe.sille of in trade sad ite Demmer.s
with ether ossstnes The Liberal party
recognised that bl it meld be .acral os
beserable tarsi" • fair reciprocity treaty
with the United Stave .asset /eve opwsSt,
impassion sad isaew■.e of wealth to sur
.wavy.
w< YM'mnxl10, Mr.
The lent sae Met followed w demeSeN•-
ties et sMbaeinm predsesl by Mr. Patter-
.% Im(emlusd tdgnme W ee.wdy
died away when Nem wee seethe, mho.
Heat 1.velgd bike as sr.hm to Dr. Mae
deemit The dente would uweedy eye
low beers bad he .ss 4544 o
gtru/Mul.d .t t
eir
mellidienes L Mee kit
m melee
e 1 die
ellmwd Dr. M•siseSld pnatgded whit his
side., which wee reused be •Mealiw1y
enk•5ea4 their
1.05.' w u .1 M t. 1 M. In.)
heat their o Y, .Y• um w• rNellh el sl Y. ..
tare, Agit. der .g the les .yr) )sora se wh •
wt the null r..s u.urayn•s•rd ....y. nese, lir .
by gal lie. re ..d 'w wars IIS oant Iwee..
bat sur •gaN .n the W'M0.1. , 1utR'A'6
1 h. .
prem t.•' posies else thick hole, cad . r.
b meadow blow Trost the ousts s i ued to
not how the ,lust
.din
had STENOGRAPHY
Inierr.;5 Leel *bees .b. •..l.e51 *ad
the r..gI. here tr. t. It,
S•sue,guyhy a out • as. iuve.tiuu, •• •
• euro.yrapber u u... urce51anly a pre.
V* girl who coir.. $10 • ..e1 .0 c.rwle so
t- orally n..s. K•.w• en.ge•ror• recto...
✓ sbortbu,d we id their foe a.t..mpushu.eoi
ere
1t that is, alt. r ' h., had p("hob's, learn.-..
as .ustethtug tike 7.000 .rt.. tar, hooks •.
el crooks rad knoe,u. w •41• .n prett) v.!
We 'hal 1t we. 1 t.,) til Ju,iva ( ..-sar • ..
cart) on his Intl nate cullwp l.d.oue b) lh.e
...moil bowed, fol toe hundred )e..s
shorthand cut gas,.. a 14sure iu the upper
world, and then all eh .:) out of 1..6.:...
for nue thousand yeas. Sh.-oe that tiu,e
modern people hese tiles their mote at the
Invention 01 a •)s: cin, w . KYa.lan.,
151141 .04 1''ieu,bn.en 15. a had *MI5 SU.
0551, but 11 .as 114 K gti.:.uun who acre....
of tie honor*, in to pete.n of • K.th
e ohoelw•ater, +6o Kee tee i'it•nen Osten
to Merl, toe wool. w•o.•h
1 here was • Lone, Dot t,o•reet lung' ago,
when a iodise speaker a ho old , wonotr.-
be lyf ea ogeN gut Ian away trwfklli1•�
auyre.tiss„g.,, �. rfj•
Now, . sas..graphf s opiti gtv• or.t lee
odds. Chicago hes f11.1/16•U••• stenograpaih
so the world. ' Mie ret' ret • 387 "swim" •
New Pelee fe *wrlgbr the Yemeni !Preach
er. Wee ■ I11114• .5. ei..re.
MIcl'endree College, at Letaoun, Ill., Me
beet presented With en letereetine retie in
the shape of a pair of saddle begs, to which
the (meow onemeos p100151155 lieroGiet••
wrigbt, carred ba Rlbls ,tad byet•+17s'lik"jk
his htkstbauk travois in Soothers Ilivatlls.
Patein ('artwngbt was • well-known char•
actor m early d.,s and hie pulpit eloquence
is sail remind by people wbo hoed in
Sent er■Tlllioote fifty years neo. His elo-
piiiiiiiierayed multitudes of people at the
nod time eamp meeting in Egypt. When
thoroughly aroused by Interruption" and
K lause the parson because • veritable giant
In strength. He would spring upon the
bully like • tiger *od give him • Crashing
that was sever forgotten. After the bully
was whipped the pugilistic preacher would
suddenly change sato a mustering angel
of mercy and dress the wouodt of his vic.
tem. He would then oiler up • devout
prayer for the selvaia,ro of the men's soul,
*d if he did sot make a convert, which he
mushy did, he *Be:tu•Ily disposed of a dis-
tu
rber
A •oeantie story of Peter ('artwngbt u
related in coo.ectaoa with his early days as
a preacher. W' hes • boy in his teens one
n ight hestopped ata country house suSouth
ern Illinois far the night. Th. comfortable
old•fashioned farm house was prepared for
• country deuce. By the time younr Cart-
wright had eaten hu supper the 1*rg..i
room had been cleared for dancing.
The pretty bl*•-k eyed daughter of the
host walked straight tip to the youmg
stranger and asked hem to lead .n the dance.
The remarkable beauty and winning man -
sort of the tarn,er'• daughter for the mo
moot mystified the youthful parson and he
allowed himself to he led to the muter of
the room. Before the 'et' was completed,
however, the parson bad tune to collect biro
self
When the Nnsictane commenced to tune
their fiddles the parson dropped upon his
koeee and commenced to pray. Then was
mirth .t ire', but before it was eland there
were tears in the eyes of those who had at
first felt inclined to laugh. The result was
that the proposed dance was turned into •
revival .acting, and many d those pros.,
professed religion then and there. The farm-
er's pretty daughter, who chose the parson
for her partner in the dame Chet cieht,•ft.r-
war,is ooeseoted to be his partner so the
tourney of life.
SCENE IN THE ARENA.
nabs leetwe•ea a Nes e.4 • apa.lab Noll
ea 11.4,44,
i Dever remember swine ooa•ected with
tauromachy which called forth such Indy
interest as the fight recently between an
African lion and • five year -•Ii bull. High
bets were made, and molting sloe was talked
of for days: it ssemed se the national honor
depended on 1t. The tickets were sold in
'no time, cad those who were not able to
procure them in good time had to pay tem
and twenty oases the original prige for them
At two in the •ftenoon • regular migration
took plate acmes the Alcala .treat to the
Placa de Toros, and this was secs filled to
the Inst place. Several thousand persons
could 1101 gasp admittance, but In MOW
roma of the cra.11,th* barriers yieldied,•nd
sheet 300 were jammed in without tickets,
and the g.sdertn.s had to made free time of
the butt Gads of their rifles to keep order at
the entrance That. aros•ut Enrich, and
Mallon, the Isom tamer, the proprietor of the
lien white was captured in Senegambia in
las, were scarcely noticed. Everybody
awaited with impatience the great neatest
when the two animals should try their
•175mgth with one another, in the gigentit
it s case, 39 feet io diameter, which was
pat ep in the oho voter of the arena.
With • tremendous spring end lend roar
the lion entered drat -a splendid •melee,
mid so savage that Mallen emr'Id do nothing
with him, and could net make use of him in
he performance. Only Ian year he Dearly
fell • victim to he foolhardisem,boeee drag-
ged out of Lie beet's eltrs almost torn to
We. oho loos having jest before killed •
byes. The boa peed retied the floor
several times, end then lay down eppselte
the door of the bell's ease. A sseemd bell
being rang this door was opened, .ad se in-
describable es■etion went through the
armed. Like lightni.g the bull .timed .p
sad went .,Haight at the Se., widen maw
raised keen sad lifted 1ta ghat yaws For
elle mtomemt the two animals .sem•d to be
oDe movie. mem, then the men•reh of the
desert wee Mees to B through the air.
Th.md.riag applause ire•••, the thousands
. sad cheers for 4pais filled the air, ler they
evidently neasidwod the ►ell'. vie try as •
symbol of the■•ti•m•1 destiny. The ell mow
took • few steps b•okw.rel toward easter of
rho sage sed awaited • raw .N•sk. Rut .e
MN did 1404 0155 he rushed lerwsrd and
tolled hie enemy about la the trod, till, by
• sudden tars, the lion tried to get at hiss
babied, .two had already etreek llo elswe i.
le W 555 1'. hiadq.rter when hew draws
of W ...oral powerful kicks and wile finally
again tesnd- The lien mw may is, eel
amid the ►155 of the peat. triad be neape
till he wee allowed to dip late IM we. The
result was, 155.efore, quite dIlsr..t Gas
wIh. ler* kill. rested .p 1M
.etrs..
hadpr.ii s4 byes Bleotr•sam el the Yew
dewier. Y5 ere... It Y trio,
men pearl* bed eel
semi ea Wee.
het sets free the bmf emvlusd Ikea
meow, end tiimpams 1• law, S. Demme
If .ray ore.Min bee 'th.h ste.ovrephy .fr- 1
great factor 11. w,.d. n, ethic.. teat see : '
most Its .5emeent tea' stet. graphics put N
zees of $71.000 000 in then pucket. ■pe.
Ily The letroduetluu 01 centeri g.% u!•. 4
beams, afau,s has enormously pacre■i:
inrre•poodeoo., doe dicta. sun 155* INKY A.
olheg
off • log Much proems
l.twr dictator . Bo. d on., sod skill, M.
YBu
uras.• good cote into as eloquent oar.
The average dictator is rlhl;iarated anti I.
■ danger, Idle the skew, rho is u
boo -
with h1s uwo ream .0.t t.. room., of fors/a-
im
ors/ a'utm what be is going for bed aberp,• All
utak.e and hluoder. arenisi(
r . port ton of the t raeei•• nesse . 1
uat not Daly be .peeing and grimmer per-
eet, but the meat hese a big lump of nom)•
emu erase and 1111 Ire 1.s' to succeedsra
.as very lucky 'sem lot Wit lir.
wallow in word", ertt)leenaid.
oke .gt. j Np..
It
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Stenography has out ugly dlobliN•
s.rw-
spondaic*, hut has raised its tone m mar -
tee) at least 50 per cont.
This bosom's hu been so Invaded by
woman that It seems to properly belong 4
them. There se un other calling whet., •
woman co be fitted so quickly for pan
work and ,bat Is lucrative in all its Bradt,.
There are in the Crated States 120,000
women stenographers •.d t) pawn ten. It is
estimated that there are lea etenorrapbers
In this city to every poeitt.w, hat still they
come pouring in from pleasant country homes
to try their handset city life. An average mi I
fits here.!$ ter an average place in six
moot's', but the clever ones now make them•
selves aaluam5ed with bookkeeping, profes-
sional nunmg, or some supplewentery train.
ID .
b succeed in court steoogrephy, women
must have et5uog mental fibre and superior
physique. It takes not low then two year'
prepense.preperauto aroma suthci.ut speed fur
court work, and to execute It requires a
ens,-troa nervous system and coialtutton.
It is claimed that every tar,B bill has cost
the life of .n otheal stenographer. IIw.
fifth of the court stenographers of ('hicago.
Done of whom are official, are women. They
have tine offices, • clientele mine up of
tome of the 3,000 lawyers of the city, end it
is en the card that some of them make $3,-
000 • yaw. One young woman says she
Ines well and pus by the tidy Bunt of $1.-
500 twelvemonth. These young
women acquire • very liberal education :n
law as well as in baslnees.
One of them acid of her wwrk : " Court
*tomography is .sheeting mentally as well
as physically. Resides, else unutterable
fatigue of the body we have often to oppose
our lodgment %aunt the lawyer's as to
acne, is essential. We do not, of course,
record what is known among win the 'slop.
over' of the court, but on the ether hand we
are reepuntible tor everything materiel and
it is this Iightomr shifting that makes or
nen • stenographer's work. It happened
to The once to Insert in my notes half a dot
en words from • torrent of talk which 1
was directed to par. Shortly atter, one if
thew great lawyers pointed to the few little
words which 1 bad sneaked in, and acid
' Mir -, you, judgment brought me
$30,000. The t turned on that sen-
tence,'
The hotel stenographer thinks the has •
very bard tine in the demands made upon
her sympathy, although otherwise well
placed. She pays $50 • month office rent
cad makes wetly enough $100 in @twee of
that. She hoe to have aa all swotted educe
tion and good addrew, and must be equip
pad to shape anything from • sermon or
oeieetific Leatmpt to a sentimental letter.
I. addition to humoring the dictator to re-
gard to taking 55's deposition in shorthand
or rattling it off oe the keyboard, the is et
petted is meet moue to listen grey sly tSsoo•
Silences sod eves rhapsodies. A confides
sal chat with thew clever end long suffer
i0g young meow °oneiaess one that the
hotel Aims are wrestle great schoolboys
with • piece tosad • great yearning
tor sympathy. Ysang and ofd men, th
hotel stenographer is laughing at you in herr
sleeve.
Two years ago some of the worn** sumo -
'repliers formed an a sosiation. They were
thirteen then: they are 150 now. They ere
known as the Awom•tio. of Wowle.n Sir. -
greedier., sad an iaoorponted. Wiwi is
few weeks the arrangewsenta and lewd tomes
of a sick benefit have been .oteplted, as
that women who are aloe* in the world
may .moot in case of sickness upon three
months Samoa rapport and • womanly
sympathy extending 1•r beyond that lignite -
Liao. Meetings are 6eW "very three months
and •ddresees bare 'been male byM.
Cberles Memnon' roti■ aMrs. Fleury Snep.rd.
It is their emetics to have lectures from
time to time frost women wbo can i.yire
them to brad asd noble work. They hams
now beg. --acute three ,meet of than the
madly of parli•.e.tary low et Central
Musk Hall, h earnest that the ,weeiatine
be geese to trewot its bels. with vigor
oda Irgdity
Mie M. E. Orr, who bolds the gold modal
for the ebarepiendnp of the world for "peed
is typewriting, a an hn.arery presides' of
the a.oeistios. Their president is Mw
Nettle Met..ghiia, • Chimer girl of em-
■idera5le literary end marked .menet,,
fares. Rhe, with Mloe Harriett Ates, will
read a pyo to epee the Meseneste w 'Wo -
tem as • Tweet in the Modern Busies.
Wiry.' ;Mee Shies was the II. predde.t
.f the A.adatiea, and has • Gee in. sad
Irma g5*Nhisa IIhe is to daeghter
. M-_ --114 Siiiebr, and is doing a sable
weenes p work outside the emotion e( her
/..Mattes
"Take a hole stud pot some
dough around it, then fry in lard."is
Thu simple recipe has brought
thousands to grief, just because
of the frying in lard• who b, •as
we all know hinders digestion.
In all recipes where you have
used lard, try
the new vegetable ii ptteoing and
you be aurnt�d at the
delightfiod ,And !. •thful results.
it is without unpleasant odor,
Unpleasant flavor or unpleasant
results. With COTTDLEN K in your
kitchen, the young, the delicate
and the dyspeptic can all enjoy
the regular ftt-t 1y bio of fare.
Cotton. - '**sold to 3 and 0
p0004 wIM- by • 1 srucera
Made only by
The N. R. Felice,
Copapae,,
and ands ate.
l:•13t'g'agda,e
W■aNet tis
etewirtra►e-
eryl'; fetid • Metd• t
waiedit.•a, is the .a ,.
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are
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foot• An -
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young 'r. .•
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P••1 (ratan
5..5.5 1 . . •e.Y•,
The .r -tees. •d N I' , •• •
cure t... Wu: 1u.
as.d . Leta end .. .
the f .• 1,•t it ,. h• '• -t
rear. -sec disc -
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por.rtte.a hound v iso ( ...- p , •.g.
* a Be I. 'tun Hour r, 1891..i, n ',tome
a p.• .,r. rey.e.r. - fine r • • .ons
Moth.. g perhaps '- • .. e1._ `,. •,e Pe
cu'isrut hes in the . r sone •. '55., the
group .• presents •1.. w done). 5• +un, end
o
cns,,...., the artier • •..• r•.••1., who has
• g•.•.I phnt...graph of •h..n r •l.•- several
your• .go, the .Ides• r he tine • stag 94
end ' h•• youngest .tl ..-,tides, me named
Mar)
Rfrn"g ries ill fuss
JOHN RA I.I'I1,
TIN AND ST -0 VE DEALER,
Hamilton-st.,
has decided to relit.' t•. n. hu, t . rs, sod
will dispose of 5.. entire .'.•••k
AT and BEl UW
tw tr
1O order to ad •.,1I ,1..i. 5
JOHN RALPH.
Fifty Years
aISPOi N. THIS PUBLIC AND SALE
STILI, INC1KASING
Gray's
Syrup 01
Red
Spruce
Gum
For COt GUS, COLDS ante all 1.t'NG
AFFECTIONS. 15 cts.:a bottle. Sohl
everywhere.
Rear WATSON & ('>y,. SWO O SS'S.* 1
Mt�x,7,R�� I rice never so low in the annals of the Dry' Goods Trade.
is .414
Tag ill CUM.
L WOOD I KIK. MTH STEEL OVEN.
4 •. , " Ila. a grnuit.e Steel 1 hen With Is Wake. it bake with
■' uu• h• n ,tui • d by other large. 11
t'g "'! Mutes
1. •1 ..•1 •' tie boa is very lame ,:.,I is titt.•.i with a dump
grit .• I.. r 1. male •arge en.-uy41, tt.Ate ., lair Ulan the trouble
.d • ...1.164
1 1 w.• ie new *Ir .tyll.l. .r ,I,i.t5;u1.r,'*11110t be exoell-
wl It. it I. a niMt .(.Ili 1• ;i. * general
podei
555,,. ,R y14 will
.,,(.1 11 i .uitahl. .:5 •u.,., families because It well
4..1 - - r,ar.rity of furl.
t..■1 4,.
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HAPR & LEE
1 1 I/,Neat. 5I•5E �ai
IMPERIL
r P .0 DATE Flit t'AURANT.
- I.
r 1
..- ectionery, (!,tiers, 1",-rcils
t n - Best kept on hand.
wtr
__ _
etc.
'EE irET IN Arid lT IT£ STORE
I� •he Cheapest place to the County to buy
Stoves, Furnaces, Tinware and Lamp Goods.
\\ r an. ..•" .,to yet for the celebrated All ,WARI) t'OAL FtRNA('Iili, The ter -
nacos are all 1 ..t Iron
We make .u. as .100D FCRNACKs. The best SHUT • $EEL FUR\ACS
made.
We ar..gta . to, 11. MOOKF: & (JQ 'S STOVES, 4 Muck make we sold 13 io two
moult •. Sr.. rut p..rt ic..••w.e fn.0 Luckeow and i it tb u gat Mein. A $20 Stove for
$18 50 : as 818 s' •s . • $16 50 We hair • special cut free It. Moore & ('o. of them
',uves, cad a. '•u. • e, t .•..le lase than soy Other Stese Stare 10 tomo, Ii are 1e a posi-
tion to well al el. • price 1'uw and we u• and save maser
J H WORSELL & CO.,
The i'racucal :stove .d Foresee Me., opposite Menu', Hotel, Gonnale
FANCY SLIPPERS
-FOR-
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We have just received a line aerortment of Fancy slippers suitable for
Christmas Presents: which we are prepared to give you .t Prices that defy
competition. Call and we than.
We hear a great deal about Bargain Flays just now. W., will give you
Itarl(an.s in Ladies', (lent*', and Children's Footwear of till. -tyles.
Mon's Foxed ,Lace hoots, solid feather, 11:ie. per ;lir.
" ., Congress .• " " $1..11 per pair.
Lathes' Butt. Boots, from 95c. up to $3.O0.
oy. , Misses and Children's Shoes M eiivall, low [ince'.
in ()vendio s we will gi'e you prices lower than the lowest.
Ladies' Felt Button Over•boes at /1.2:i per pair.
•' Waterproof " at 1.50 per pair.
Gent. Snow Excluders, Lined, at 111.20' per pair.
We carry the celebrated Granby Overshoes in stock that will wear like
iron and will be solei at prices to suit the t
ladies' Over -Stockings at 40c. ansi 505'. re pair
We deal igtj� Boots and Shoes exclusively and can give you better (foods
for less moue)rl,han you have to pay for inferior gosh in the general Stores.
P.S.-itenlember that we offer no PREylll•)I to get you to buy oar
Goods except their Exceptional "alae.
W. 8HARMAN, Jr
Corner E.ttest. and Square. • ...-or to E. I)owltiwo.
NEW
15 -
=MESS GOODS_
Now arriving and to anise, and although I ill not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the preiwnt day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goal. I handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate the different lines in
Stock and to arrive in due course, but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better, as I boy only from the beet
Wholesale House*, and on a strictly cash basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
It's no because
I'm Scotch but
you canna
smoke a better
Cigar than
"ROB ROY,"
DI,11if St.
but i get sax
O( :/e -R1 Int a
quarter.
sepvag *.saes. SD: n«Wnegw ..
Intpe@I4s madly asttrmlN,
t Per rest. Mse.eas Mir_ Obeli.
A. MUNRO
r
2044 Drayer and Haberdasher.
CROSS -CUT SAWS!
We keep a Targe aa•ortusfwt d the very best Brand on the
market , groom! from fear to 6ea Emmet Ahem eta MIS back than
on the fame,
AND ARE FUMY WARRANTED.
These (bode we Imre reduced in pricy' and are now ssllitus,them
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
A fall Line of Fjles, Jointers, Handles and Sato always in Stock.
YhgsesYse navNM.
DAVISO & CO.,
elle a. r. ewae eei
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