The Signal, 1895-2-21, Page 6eleMaaimeow
Till : GODER1011, ONT., TB 'MEDAL FEB. 21, 1895.
THE BHA. COMES. H lc H •
What the OessiatrY GSM& 101. It
Ale,. Dooming see Illeretemen ffnasmen Re.
trel•es laneeniselle aeiretee-Otwe sbe
me brume. sisal amp the tmeasey rem
Isom lis, diraliten Will MU.
Yvon. t e 4.sja Irariehersi
SINCE 1,6; we have spent 11-0,
otb) uou z, r,. ways tiatisading lie Csoibdis•
Pauc ad Mixer puon. works.
All told, the •ri pesdature on railways and
'male •I oitoe the Weak, was a roue
has t.eout Over 0250.000.000 without
e the land irraats. The expenditure
• anivisen Pon& proper has beta
)0).00). without I. leads the I triad
-remit' eyelet*, hue bees boomed to the &-
tot! of about 525.000.000 Truer are appal-
ling figures when we Inks into a, count the i
Slim inn 01 our p0ptillitil011. What have we
got for the money !
%limiters point to out 16,(0.- miler of
railroad. to our am mosills, to transporter
tror rate.. lawer to day thaa they mare GU
teen. t •nut y Of thirty year. ago. !tut t heir
statistics and menparimene lea.. us none the
sourer : on to• contrary, sire teetotally nitil
leadiug. For though n hour !hog to
i. transportation rates in t'sos la are not
only nigher titan in the Unitol States,
where the bootee's mourn has not berm
carried to anything hie tbe same eatent,
nut are moually dusorinsinetory against
cenodo -that is to my, the :ran 1 Trunk
and Canadian Pawl& to which we h..e
given tie much charge tie more thisn thew
charge th. Amerman shipper. win, has not
given them • oeot. It will not dy lo1 iiir•
den an article like this with room of figures,
but here are • tow mess in point
• • •
I ne Canodian Pecitic cherges as cytch tor
carrying iron goods from Torooro to Inger-
eon as for crrrying the same kis.1 of g.sols
from Poston vi• Montreal and Turynto to
t %lug°.
The rats for carload Iota from tleyeland
to -4spenoun Bridge, 204 mules by Amen
Ma Imes, and from the Bridge to r.4.at.,,
82 Fedor lo the 1:rend Trunk, 1 only a cent
per 10-J mounds more then the rate from
iiivrillton 10 T wont°, an all i,nanhau lout°
of mile. The nibs for less than car -
lots is lege from Cleveland to Toronto Omit
from Hamilton to Tomato.
Tne all -rail or whiter rates for wheat froni
Winnipeg by the Cassidien Poodle to tide
water at 'futon or New York is greater hy
neeriy ten twtsta a baseel than thy P. R
rate from 11,nsespolis to tidewater More
apo're is • Irttle nearer the A,Isot:e: no th,
other handthe hfanitobs ser ler II paying
hi. share id h. $63.000,00) we have elven
the Cenedian Pacific Railway. whereas it
has not got • dollar from the man in Mit
Fre merchandiee rates from the se•
hoard to Winnipeg by the Canation Pa
cite are out of sight higher thee ittoolict,
enema:se rates to Minneapolis -To oth..r
WO- 111. the Mattitelse termer '• get. It
where the chiekea gat the to. both ways.
11 mope' are easeili 1:en than retro be
Rorer between the (seaboard and
tween the An:imams mateurd and Wount
pet Our winter porta are docruninsited
Through rates from Ontario to the sea-
board are meek feigner is proportion than
the through rates granted by • he two
Ceineitan roads to American shosmout.,..m
sag through Canada Rotes from ontorto
are higher by • good dosl than rates from
terr 'tory within the United States no further
from the sea.
Ircil rates within Ontario arr higher all
rood than local rates with.° the older
Niers
Pessenger rates in Canada ars three
cents per mils Dally ; sometioes more
In the United States the standard is two
cents,
. • •
Tip. is • mai* et what we hot, got for
our $150.000,000. The reader must keep
in mind &mit higher rates mean to II period
lite this when the selliog value of loin and
other produals enepreosident d vlow. They
may mean .11 tbe differmos between • fern]
er parer his way and • farmer roorrott
Mei. Is say ease they mean that all hough
we have taxed oareelses enormously for
transportation rooters, more by comae much
then 'he Americium, thaw, same routes are
Loringo. over •0 to • greaser ex•ent
than the A are tete,' by their
roads or even by mires So for sti we Inn*,
there ie nolei to this 'tee of
things ia any eeMrtountry on the globe
1 he worst of is that our to , re:lways
...eve• powerful &Immo and :01'Ifit• iri ,e
They say it is impossible for them to otififine
therneelyee to Canada mod to Canadian bust
nem : they would starve if they did, or
world be obliged to increase their rates
wi•' in l'•neds to • tiger. thst would stores
in. The reason is tbot our ambition hes
Merlesped itself. -we have a greater rail
root mileage than eur slender popeteL„n
strung from one mese to the other cm
por The roads rim for long direnee.
through wildernesses where nobody wor h
. pealing of 1,0. 0' 'Wee will :Ise The
tssodien Paedie oboes not get grease for
ite wheels irons the Weal tratlot boors eti 4).
Ottawa River and Pert Arthur the t•rand
Trunk from Riohateed 1. 1,Jobec
km always hese se much dew/ horse for the
rest of the road fe emery. Amencm (retro
1. therefore oosoogisg of the Situation and
is order to get it they bars to redoes thtir
rates in the RUM, be fibs American level
home the discriminators against no mid our
terrible predicament 01 nompetit.o. of Inc
Americium" le the British market as well sa
here at home
• • •
This is the sues tied substance ot the case
preempted by tb. railroads. • person not
aoquainted with an ins ferseitlahle details
might ruddy ouprese thine it was se Mal
mere nee or • mow witheat any gond fon
Minn. and es it is Oben takes ler granted
that the way to redeem ratee in re
wooly to forbid our ewe lime front ewer
in in the Sures, wider. Parliament ha. no
roue to sie, 1,e)e. la Mies • law, rommil
lag them is oneentellitilla of •Il sr • ha..
dem for them be give mi at Inset as
elite rates se them give their Atomics. ens
timers, wheel', Mem allege. is equm
ally it of
the eresetise. The eargisial fact, be
ease nmosee,liee hem- -that there 1. not owe
Isaias omento tNiseda. 14vn r�I,rI 10
the menissese terrlesey dere travetee.to keep
the Gem* Tres& serf Comvi'oe Pocille tro
ivy with purely Gasmolien humor It,
h.ye. as is imrs, yak ourselves • eension
with Shy memo libel the ledre at the gate
w.014 "pis WO bout of itie fest,
moinalng tie the
Wag le be read
might WWI' be
of 111*
as044
Shoot ISM
the dieehillthle ere
map
mileacLaa some
whim Is so troth it
WI a miiallmoot
110
inerilterne en
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elm de be mitigate
beemglis epee
st.
• pores met mid thoroughly impartial mow
wiseinen to nie that in C.0.& we ,at 01
favorable rates as ate gives se ether
a
per. who me sot Isputa. It isili
to ropey' Parliament knell 10 leek after
our iiiteteeta Nue members in every
ten Moe rash, ad moms, er are nadir
other obligations to the roods, sod
both the old room are always had•
diem foe noir-vest support. Rut if there
were thirty ur forty Petruss is the
House • commissio' of the kind des-
cribed, might be obtained. Gas thing
seems clear, that this greet problem. the
most important one metronome the 4.0. -
dies people 10 day if they only teem it. cos
°ply be solved by heroic 'ovulation. If
every men in Parliament were • Pious,
Porluosont ...sold sot make freight* grew
vs the North shore of Lele Superior, or
Immo ths cost of operetta( the roads in •
Wilbur like the proseut, -or till Caned&
with • population in sonsit degree propor
tomato to her ouperboal &rem or force the
Greed Trunk, iu which $126.000,000 be -
Waging to private persons 111 England lies
profitless end irrecoverable, to lose any
mere. These thing, ere beyond our power,
mid as long &a .h•y remain so, just so long
will the problem remain resoluble. Mr.
81argeen1 sue Mr. Van Horn my they
would not trent us worm than the Ameri•
mos tf they could kelp it. 1 hey would be
fools, they iiddif they did, for their Imes
is the States hav• absorbed coosiderably
lees coonsl than their lines in Ciao/Lae, and
the prepontier•noo of Merest would lesd
'hen, to treat us better if mature, mrography
and the Now in general permitted. Hut
thie of course .s cold comfort.
Meanwhile in the prevent Ca m paign let
no Patrol) allow hinorot to be rophistuoted
by tine mundow pennies shout our ' nation•
al highisoy; our • great arteries of com-
inerot,' • nognifioyst water•ways,and all
the rest of this boodiest In. him ask the
orator , How do our noes compere with
Orand Trirek and C. P. 11 rates in the
Stator' And what are you going to do
about it The stompers are now getting
UD their speeches end. in Home litirloWs
word., will mois be thoirtmor round like •
short :ailed bull in fly time but let them
be compelled to hice this tremudous issue
is a proper matinee.
Again, how touch of the taxes and hor-
row. I money spent on radesy• end canals
has gone in boodle` How muoti has been
wasted. Worse than waited, in buying
up constatueore•, and ant re provinces •
And how much sunk to works of nes public
necessity winch should have been left to
private enterprise' These queries should
be premed on the orators. beg:nnisg, for to
stance, with the 'lay curet, • ihtch in Mr.
flaggarti riOingon which half • million
haa been thrown awayif not used for •
sinister purpose. And then on to the 4 ur
ran Bodge and tire Quebec berbor works,
with a to know why Sir Adolph*
rio after confessing that he lied taken
campaign funds from the receivers of rail
-
trod subsidies, hos been allowed to remain
in the 1....tottet aud why no boodler in thus
virtuous cotnmunity is ever by any cheer.
edolitatel• puniehed, whether hie be • coo
t rawer. M.P., Minister of the Crown, or
pot • common rascal of • departmental
clerk with • %hooter for his brother. A
brief oross.examinatio• along thee. lises
ay 'Aisconoert Demosthenes, but cannot
fail to interest the sudieece es well as pro-
mote the cause of cleaner government,
whiA l'strons are trying to obtain.
IT STOPPED RIGHT THERE
▪ Mate inelislell Married. Med Me
Wesel Meclille•e.
Detroit Free Preen • The young man in
the blue necktie acd with seven freckles os
tys num yanked the hotel register &round
anti wrote, "R. L Nubbins sad wife" on the
page w.th a good deal ‘...f flourish Then tile
o erk wheeled it bock again, and. after tiik-
lig tn the inscription, he looked at the new
at rival.
' 1 presume,' he said wIth a sly smile.
'that you want the bridal chamber
' I do if it don't cost any more than any
other, replied Mr. Nubbins, not at all dis-
turbed by the discovery of his secret.
• But it doee coot roore,• said the clerk.
Nomea hat astonietied
• What's the price
• Fifteen dollars • day.'
• What price is the other.'
•
%Vs can give you • good room for 11,3 •
day each.'
' Does that include feed
• erteinly : this house is run ea the Am-
erican plan '
' Well, give me one of them,' said Sir.
ubbiee.
The clerk bes•tiated. He didn't want to
lose • customer for the bridal chamber.
• Are you sure,' he said coaxingly, • that
You prefer one of the other roerne '
Mr. Isrulebins was • bit eettled.
' Say, young feller.' he asked, ' what do
you take me for, anyhow '
' Im-er,' Manonered the clerk. ' Well.
took you for • newly married man, and
they always select the bridal chamber. lt
so murk liner, you hrrow'
• Well. the.). all right:mid Mr. Nubbins,
tappmg the etemter with hia finger. ' I may
be tool enough to get married, bat yen con
het your year's wares that it stops right
there. Vnu can give me rim of them 13
rooms And for two or three dare Mr. and
Mrs. Nubbins wore jus. as "'right .d happy
and laughing •• if they lt.d bought the en
tire hotel.
ohs lase in Sew 11511a.
The eminent musical critic, Richard Pohl,
of laden &idea, on• of Waireere man in-
timate fr.einds, believes that the secret of
making stokes *out in tem to the old
loilian has at laid been discovered by it ftto
Mugge, wn• hos in press& volume on me:niers
vo.l.n building. No less an authority than
Wilhelm! has doetered that MigeriVs yodels
are not inferior to his own otrarli•eriiis, end
sod the Poreelnea oonstrevatory bee elected
him as honorary member. Migg• says that
the slope of the violin end the elect of wood
need are not the main eonsuimetioss, but
'4. kiwi of ',marsh need end the wiry of its
sppl.ealioll. He does not intend to Item
h. disoovery, on which he has hese at work
nine years, • secretbut will describe the
0.1r. thinin his hook, se that ell violin
makers way pods by It. If hie claims °se
he substantiated, the niarket prim of old
helms violins will collapse immediately :
tut this is • I, stur for email regret, herons.
almost all oh • Onset violins ars in the hands
of wealthy , &le tors who never use them,
and who, hy their fancy prime, prevent
artists from competing tot them
_ Ittff..111100alatoa.
Now Vert *WM Mae me 55.0 10s new
noire velvet ! It is ewe tof the belated im•
routines whieh arrives jam in time to
figure m • 1011altar novelty. Newel it am
e neolly is sod very rich and besetifel too
It re watered in seek a way that a few feet
off it look• lik• an &emotion plaited velvet
le enine's egg him sad a twirler rose pink
it is ellormieg. end 1 ehneld thisk 11 ensu
0. talittly io deemed for evenlog, either se
e h ma to he worn with chigoe hodieres sr as
theatre weista, with gaffed eineweil et the
SUNSHINE
HAS RETURNED.
THE SHADOWS OVERHANGING A
NIAGARA FALLS HOME HAVE
VANISH ED.
allitt21147.
L/171.11 M•NAL nonell Crain) 0/ IT. nt •
DAM'S •erea roue retort, lao• 11*1 114
0*001* 11.5 rattrap THE 1 oat.
From tbe Niagara 1.14. Review.
Is speakieg to • trowel recently we were
asked 11 we bed beard that little Mabel
Illorety, the eight year old daughter of Mrs.
I louty, Ontario Avenue, heid nem mirecu•
tously cured of Si. Vous dance. %it e r.
plied in the negative but mated that we
would Investigate the case and smertedu the
facts. Amordingly we visited the borne of
Mrs. lerety, whoa she related the face as
follows . -"My huh, girl bee had • mir
aculous •aperiesce. It is &bout twe years
end • halt since Mabel was strikes with St.
Vitus duce mused by the weakening effects
of le grippe end rheum.tiem. Three looal
physician,' were called ui as was also one
doctor ot considerable reputation float
Niagara F•Ils, N. but to the face of the
prescriptions of these physiciem and the
best of care. Mabel grew rapidly worm.
She could nut be left oloue an usateot ..nil
050 00 helping. es an admit es she bed no
control ot her limbs at all. She could
neither wale without assistance nor tote
food or drink. At this stake '415 01 the at-
tending physiciem sera, " Mn. Donny.
there is no we in my coming he.e any more.
There is nothing that I know ot can be doss
for your little ell,nutters went on
that way for a short time with no better re.
sults tall ose day I was sure the pour
child was dying 1 remembered having
seen accounte of Nt. Vitus danoe
cured by 11 r ot Dr. Williams' Polk
PM. for Pole People and I determined to
try them. 1 mas •kepticel es 10 10. educt
and only tried them se • lost resort, but
was moo soreesbly surprised at the remit.
It was not loug before they bed • good
effect mil I then felt certain I had found •
remedy that could cure my httle girl d eny•
thine could. to less thee three mouths she
was eo much better that the dread dimmer
had almost disappeared, end the pill. were
dim -optioned. In • few months however
she rhowed that the symptoms had not
be.n entirely' eradicated from Der system.
leo I had her &moo commerce the use of the
link P111.. I feel certain that all trans. of
awful malady will be swept •wity, for sh•
goes to echocl new and we have not the
slightest anxiety in lemon, her &lone. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills are oertsinly • grand
remedy sod I would not be without them
under any consideration, for I think they
are worth their weight in gold, se in my
little girl's osee they Move been true to .11
they advertise. I ani only too glad to let
others who may be unfortunate know of
this miraculous cure through the um of Dr.
Willitanis' Pink III11'
When strong tributes as these gen be had
to the srontiertul merits of Piok Pills. it is
little wander that their sales reszh such
enormous proportions, end they ere they
are the favorite remedy with all chimes.
Dr. Williams' Piok Pills contain the ele-
ments omeessry to give new life end neh-
men to the blood end restore shattered
tiarVall. Sold in boxes • never to loose form
by the doom or huudred, sod the public ere
cautioned against °amorous imitations sold
in Out shame, at 50 twos • box, or six
holes for $2.60, and may be bed of all
druggists, or direct by mail from Dr.
WIlliems' Medicine t *ompany, Brockville,
1Jot., or Schessetedy, N. Y.
- - -
No Joke.
The day had been died, end this pair of
turtle -doves were talking over the arrange-
ments for their married Itte.
•• Fred, dear, she said.
" Ves, lore."
" Prom my reading 1 have imbibed the
ides that young husbands are prose to
crams. their wives' cookery, end to make
invidious commodores between that and
the cooking they were accustomed to at
home.
" 1 think that is all a joke, my own."
" I'm afraid not. Fred. Bestdes, I am
free to admit I don't know much &bout
cook isg."
" Oh, you'll hum -neve- fear.
" Now, 1 know your mother it & rood
cook."
" That is true."
"So i. mine.'
"She ie."
‘. When you have dined witn us. Fred,
you have sometimes praised mother's cook-
ing. and occasionally intimated that It wee
better them your own mother was capable&
is some particular lines."
" Yes-- her pies. for instance "
" Exactly. Well, Fre4, my point is this
ro prtgront any disappointment on Tot, part
about the cookiog in our happy little fain-
tly, I have decided that mother doer shell
m•k• her home with us and superintend the
eulisary errsogements t you think
that as • good idea
&ad Frei replied feebly that he thought
It was • Thee het went home earlier then
usual to think it over in the seclusion of his
own chiamber.
Jobe Stile aatielit's Seueliter•
Boston Herald • Who a Jam Smiley 'is
the ton -soon that the lovers of short stories
are aaking, seropne of the appearance in the
Catholic World end in Harper's 1 oung
People of two bright and interesting toles
weer the shove name. They betray • dell•
esicy of touch and flee play of fescrthet in•
dictate the possession .f • bore moms tor
story telling. Probably it is so breach of
coatlience to say that the author of them
stories is the eldest esurhter of the hoe
John Hoyle ll'ketlly,who has chosen to con
ceal her identity under • nom de plume,
whish ts the name of her grandmother. Now
that the memo in enit, Our, seems to be a•
gond reason why she should sot etre her•
self Melly O'Reilly. or, peihaps, bor 1511
n ame, Mary Boyle O'Reilly. It is • imme
that the admirers of the poet "would rejoice
to me perpetuated so worthily by one of his
own beloved children
Tbwounkfiral Weaves.
I lese•er Tone* Ti. won.ee of Denver sod
Colorado, to • greeter must probably thorn
thane of any other state, have aboodoeml
the het ',wiring habit when it is stemesem
e ery and whoa it is asariyiag to Miter& It
• beautiful sight to look epee to MIA
Deover theatre. and see the large swabs, of
mim00 who reforms their halts 4.r41( tie
perferniliaell. Still other theeghtful ems
are rueful to Wear small hats (.1 0.1. ea
some other style, shape, 1011550. er 'oriole
which will atel tame strip duette10 mad bad
mode to arias boiled Mem
ffollowrlhe Not Toe Illowsw.
Only • yaw.
Seem of Iteeesirees.
lime is what is required in the sittlait
room of • heathy preen ; • resat la which
be would hove to sleep, sr de vary litter.
maktag wasual labor. first, • book -cam
with • meat miny books in it mot, • table
that will beep steady when you writs or
work et its Thee several chairs Omit I ea
ma mem sod • sofa Out you can at or he
epos- Next, • cupboard with dressers ;
mat, union the bookcase sad espboord be
very besetzhal with punctual; co eiervimp,
you odl went pictures or euitraviass, inlets
a• you ma &ford. truly not stop -gape, but
real works of art upon the well, at else the
wall itaelt must be orsionsemed with Kens
beautiful or restful pattern . sod last. • vses
or two for dowers This is all we shall
went. especially if the floor is good, if it be
nota. by the love in a modern house it is
pretty sure not to be, 1 admit that • .null
moped. that can be bundled out of the way
no two minutes, will be useful. and we must
also take oars that I1 be beautiful. We mu
add very lode to those neoessertes without
troubling aureoles. and hindering our work.
our thought and our rest.
Ilireseled Wilco dee MO WS.
If only able 10 111 up in bode • loose, seek
shaped 'ferment called • nightingale is most
handy for slipping over the nightdress,
writes Emma M. Hooper is the Loel:es'
Home Journal. It is mode ef oositmere or
dean& and uswdly has the edges hemmed
and4liat her stitched. All of the pattern
houses issue • pattern of IL %Vies .01 to
at up tor • time. • wrapper of stripped
dennel haviog • stripped back and le see front
is comfortable, worn with or without the
• ighteown, but I believe in (hang • r ell the
clothes when able to get 001 01 bed. Do not
fume too much about dressieg and thus M-
oons° tired.
1% ear pure wool underwear. • soft hosed
comet or corset waist, then add • ti•nom
end outer petticoat end the ',rapper, with
easy bedroom shoes of crochet wool, felt,
wedded ailk, etc. Dimity shoulder shawls
and sofa °every ere always appreciated by
one doomed to sueh • weary life se must be
led in • sickroom. Plenty id cushions hav-
ing removable denim or linen oovers ere
neceesors. Select colors for wrapper,
S halt la, etc., that ere cheerful and becommg.
Cardinal, garnet. reddish brown, pinkish
grey, tight blue, yellow, rose, bright old
rose end cream sre good sitikroom core. A
bit of lace gathered in the nook and sleeves
will help to come& the marks p1 dimes.
Have soft materiels, sequesite horse
anti dainty oolortogs.
A Wensaa's
Toss is • verbatim report of • modern
" tipheba's soliloquy :
" To take him or not to take him -that's
the torestion. I know that he is rich, and
wedding him will end my struggling with
poverty. No more worrying about food or
raiment ; no more walking the sloppy
streets, for be will provide • carriage. A
house, • carriage and • man -whet more
could girl desire • And yet, 11 by moon(' I
*1 014 *mune a better *etch. I'd stets Per-
chance 1 had batter wait, for in my heart 1
do not love this suitor. Aod yet they tell
me I may peter have another chemise; that
there are more nide than chances, end that
I shall be celled • fool II 1 refuse him. There
are many things in which he does not suit
me. He is short. end I love toll men. He
is heir, and I love gipsydooking men, with
coal hair and eyes like sloes i will look
up the definition of sloes). He loves to sit
at home and 1 love to go out. H. loves
to play cards end 1 hate it. He mimes to
entertain ministers, priests and desconsoind
I --well, 141 confess, • gay erowd. • Welsh
rarebit supper with beer and cigarettes is
more to my liking. And yet other girls that
I know have married money mai are happy.
Did not Widow :reels merry the men who
owned her house to •••• paying rout And
does she out &ppm: happy' And does the
little singer who married the old beaker
now ride the top crest of society and is
not her former lover just es denoted &sever '
Does not her busload Guy at home sod lot
her do as she pleases I think they lam •
the best tone, these married women, Inc
they may flirt as they Mew an" stead firm
oo their linehend's reputaition. Ah, me '
Tie • most perplexing touestion, end yet,
methinks, love is far better housed in •
mrission than in an 13 per oeot. building se
sociatim cottere. Therefore, will 1 retain
my reputation for common sense and say
• yes.' "-- Exchenee
Illeallis Waistline bor.
Henrietta has the toothache. I ens sorry
for her, but I know full well that she will
keep it, and by and by she will have nom
mime and rheumatism and • dozes other
aches, unless she Isarne soon to Ulu better
are of herself. writes • oorreepondent.
lo looking back over my past life. the
only th:og that I regret is the •xtrsoaganos
with which I need my health. Youth Wept
to say. "1 don't oars ; 11 woo'? hurt me,"
notil health is sacribeed : and it takes years
to m1 it back, tf it is dom at all One
common way of injuring 'health in the
kitchen is cm washdays. rubbing clothes oat
of hot suds until one II wet with evreet,th, a
going out to hang them out, bare- headed
end bore armed often. You my, "I cannot
help it : it must be done." 311w en, but
listen. First, if you most rub your clothes
near the stove end tire, heat se much water
before yen berin to rub., poesible, theta het
your fire go down pretty well end keep
your room se cool as posnible until your
clothes me retread out or nearly so, thou
sake up • rood lire while you prepare your
sudong end nosing waters, but don't run
em into the cold just es you here been ever
the washtubif you ere wars, take •
towel and rub off ell the sweat dry wipe
your hands well. and if you dotal want them
to chap, rub on a little otronnessl . now put
on hood and Jacket, sod them empty the
dirty swim and prepare your tube Inc rim-
ing donor this time your first boiler of
Clothes will hoil, and 7011 can proceed as
hist se you like
Doe't hold up your bends in horror at the
;dm of so much fuss In wiping dry teem
sweet sod dossing wraps. You one tek•
my word Inc it that you will rain tom in
the teed by anise se. I hawed's. the wash
ing in • family of eirbt, sis I tell rd, and
know whereof 1 spook. fontanel of laying
up aches no resettles day. 7.0 .00 by sere
get rid of some of thew, sail almost hal as
if you had • good spin en • wheel Novels
net spinning wheel.
There is toothier quite so saleable ••
hisIth. and if the young Pend* meld .1417
be Isirmight to see this ft would go • greet
way toward sealthei their foregoes Fleet
steed in • draught ref an while robbing your
elo..bea sr tionig tiny work wherever I
think you 0411 1.4 It meets safer to avoid
dranehts whenever you time While reran
and vlgnres., you 45ant at ewes Feel say
harem h.u. these, but I am eartele the harm
4.there put the same wed whew you are set
se strew amid Well yes will isel lie Aloes
Immediately Take time by the tareimik
e nd keep mew health while yee hays Waal
7 will use hem to %Mow • iseeor 0. pub.
o ak 04 4*
HEROISM Of A LUMBERMAN.
Carinthia • Inesaded Ceesredist Worm
Mlles Thumb Cold mad anew.
A young nun. Henry 'insult, • resident
of Peterhof's, Ont., recently performed en
art of hentioin, actuated by friendship,
which s, wis. thy of recool &nous the ber-
Mc deed. of heroic Men of any elle. mln•
The Mrs Moines Lender The Mauch...ter
l'utou wry& t list firsoilt *ad another )wing
!IMO, Jobe •faillielicre, Ware at work in the
wild Madame:4a region fur the St. An-
thony Lumber Company. Jamieson met
with a aevere accident which roudered
biro delirious, end lIrotill started with
him for civilization, when surgical treat-
ment issuld be lied They had t.naveleil 00
foot but a few laundry.' yards when Jano
Wooer'. 'strength gave out awl he became
lielple.s. "Insult, iletenninol to ease his-
eompsuion if is. hipower. id Hertel the
invalid and *tartest on his long, cold tramp
°Lonnie 411 tulles to the nearest railroad.
Whiteout a moment's lcrp, and beeriest
beside* hie human burden. a package ad
provisdona, 'insult 1.-fintiuunct his journey
for four day. and nights, through cold
and suow, until dually. almost no lielpleas
from exh.ount ion and fat Wire or he, friend
was from illneu, lie had the supreme
ontiefertion of reaching the end of his
journey and placing Jouriesou where he
war able to be properly treated Such a
feast of eudiroutte in-lilo almost incredible,
Mid only a se/mount w.s Amon, to timid to
bartiship, could have notomplishol itand
nutting those cupolde id it it is rare to Mid
striking en exempt,. of disinterested
friendship, ..vcia when a hotfoot life is at
stake. Whatever his station in life may
Is'. , toting Moult diwerves to reek among
lint noblelnea.
Iliplomat of the Illotiewhotd.
t tor bear about '41,. Itt, Itillings•"
1 he W 111. slizniticanily as 1 he li
1. fort:ably Is. lil,. •riu
i tour
"No Whitt elsint•her'" he asked sus-
piciously.
"Well. there'. a little gossip going
around the I...11(IfItorlio.4 that allay 1110*0
Iiing You L ISOM" how foutl of gayety
•
"Oh. yeo
".%tel how Mr le filthily haters owl
et y
-Witt, I heard hits say brut sight tl at
he was tired of that met 1)1 things.'
"I dou't III.i111.•
404 that lie projei•eil to *lop it...
' ought to "
'its fact. exact words were that be
prt.te.ed to mol her a nierry•ilaiicr
• It's tone hedil
-Ito you really mean that'" .he asked
anxiously
••• 1111155 I tt... 1 Then he stoniest
and lis•kol I1 . wife sharply. -look
here. he said "W hot are YOU
driving no"
••11.,•11. lir stubs! t ha: he
Meatit he would take her to the chanty
and if you really thiuk that Itis
time
Id take you," be interrupted quickly.
eartiod it. but 1 want it shotinetly
'Ind. -rotund that I will never listen to
goodp
Then lir Mack in hiss chair sad
growled the rest of the trading.
R
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6131LIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA. -Th
SICK HEADACHE.
REG U LATE THE LIVER.
ONE PILL AFTER EATING
INSURES GOOD DIGESTi.,N
man crs.TiEDDOWV"Iga
IF YOU WANT
me ow
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A SPRING SUIT
or an OVERCOAT
of First class Make,
Good Material and
Latest 6tyle,
I' PON -
HUGH DUNLOP,
The ileall.lit letbier.
Next Saab of Montreal.
GODERIOH
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ISITARLOMED...
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Chrome& 4. Meek I
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
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330=-1=RS,
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers le Unsight and Horiseatal Made
Volvo Sonness. Automata) Cont -Off Neese a
mokelty. All sum W p4 • asst
ecientaany on band. Zedneatio rotntsbod on
mart settee. Remotes pronsy tutoodod to.
Illsty P. 0. des 111, Gederloh. Ont.
Wsege-Opeeefts O. T. R. &anew etwertee.
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DIV4.. A. 111411-44 & 00.. Toreson*.
NEW CARPETS.
lig its st
The largest shipment of Carpets
ever seen in Goderich came to Col-
borne Bros. last week. All new stock
and new designs.
They can suit everyone in Car-
pets, from a 10 cent Hemp to a $1.25
Brussels.
Ladies' Mantles, 25 per cent. off
Short Ends of Carpets at Whole-
sale Prices.
New Prints. New Ducks. New
Ginghams. New Cham 3rays. ,
COLBORNE BROIL, GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain. Warehouse
of the County.
WIMIEWISF
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ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
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STOCK COMPLETE IN
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Steam 1?ittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give inn s call.
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