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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-3-7, Page 7r" -or 23 Years the lurt►w.a bur tasking m'oot's Ltridsion has been endorsed by rtyskjat,lof the whole world. No soot about it. This is one r•r oeottrat endorsements Hut • ttrouges' ends/roetncnt possible t jo the isirl sirerrg/h 11 gives. mulston nourishes. It does more for t. ... Kilie- and Growing Children than .any other kind of nourishment. It arrngthens Weak Mothers and re- stores health to all suffering from Emaciation and Genrral DeWitt. For Comilla. Colds, Son rhroet, Bron. chit's. Weak Lungs, Consumption, Blood Cossase. end Loss of Flesh. Ston & Si.... Ssae.eme. AN Drensrt. noes & sl. A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING 1s Thr Bevil Bead T Men don't behave to the devil now As' their fathers used to do : rhe, vs' forced the deur of the broadest creed To let hie majesty through. There isn't • print of h.s cloven hoof 1 ►r • fiery dart fruit, hie bow To be found in earth or air today For the world has voted et so. But who 1811 mixes the fatal draught That palsies heart and brain, ked loads the bier of each paining year With ten hundred thoueaad Plain '• Who blights the blain of the ham today With the fiery breath of bell' if the dry it isn't and never was, Won't somebody r.se nod tell 'tt ho doge the steps of t ho loglwg saint Who doge the ptt for hie leit • Who sows the tares is the fields of tome 11 herever trod sows hie wheat • The .$evil s voted sot to be, Rad of •nurse-t>Gi thio.. N true : l.utwt.°I.done the kind ofwork The devil alone can de,' They soy be dome not gra around Like . rearing loo now But • he, shell we ho:d responsible F.•r he everlasting row To be heard in home and church and slate To the earth'. moot, et 1.. und, It the da: -el by a coeurmous mote Ig sow here to be f..uud Went somebody come to the fn•r.' frtt. girth .and make his Mw sod show 11.w the frandeand nine. of • steels day Nprmg op • W.'vi'ni 'o know. Th- devil i. rolyd not to 1. 'o of ,',.,arse the dFv,l'. gore Rot simple penp�1.. a�ar�s.�h�ld like to know Wbo.terriee Ida mangos« on. • Ar•.,. ywo, ., towed of the cell., How sweet the chime of the iobirtb belle' Foch Hoe its erred in mutate te11e, le tones these float upon the sir, As soft as song, as pure as prayer , And 1 weal put in sample rhyme The league.p of that golden chime. My h•✓py heart in rapture .wells Rearrnorve to the bells. sweet bells " to deeds of love excel, excel,' Chimed out Irons ivied towers a bell . "Th s is :he church not built on sande, !Emblem of on apt built with hand.: Its forms and .send rights r.vrn, Comm woLehip here -twine worship here la rhos* and 1.1th (keel," (aimed out the F.pmeopal'an bell. "Oh, heed the ancient Isttdmarke well," lm "solemn topes .xclelmed a hell , " No prover made by mortal men Cin emote the just the eternal plea. With Cod there can be nothing new ; Iganril the tale., embrace the true, Whole .11 le well -is well-- us well," Plated out the good old i►utch church bell. "Oh .well, yo purifying waxen, swell," In mellow toss rang out a bell ; " Though faith aloes in Christ ora save ; Man must be plunged beneath tee waw, To .how the world tul•Ite►ur faith to whet the s•ered Scripturs.•ith. Oh .well, ye rein' waters, .well," Pealed out the clear toned Baptist bell. " Net kith alone, but works a wen, Must feet the soul," said • oft bell . " Come bore sad east aide your Io.d, And work your way .long the read With faith an t;cid sad faith in mu. And hops is Christ, who.o Do well -do well- -ale well,b� hep Pealed forth the Unitarian belt. " Farewell ' farewell ' bus world, fare well,' la touching tones exclaimed • bell . " Lite is . boom to mortal. grow To fit the seal for blies in Heaven. Do not i•yoke the aveogisg rod : CDnt. here and loons the way toned. y to b Pleaded o t tthe Presbyteries Ibell.farewell " To all the truth we tell we toll,'. Shouted if e,erteoiee • bell ; " Coma all ye weary w r lord has at made salvation fie. .se t ' helices ! have tophi and then eared and praise the Lord. Amo. ..rice's free, we top, we tell," heated the M«hodiesie bell FASHION'S FANCIES Y•Ivet hate with plass .re pnpalaralienates. yl with Ie.g floating endo an gushed eape Dollars are shows with ruff led. Saw of the new Dollars flare like the ken of • wheel. Stylish teegosne aro like le.g, hoes see, without girdi.g, wed trimmed pre. If with lime, net or pass, An spoiogy for .s wary lama Is • y rt..1 or j« ch of velvet Rowerr*orr home of va1v.I torseil with ' ellieddler tThe awl wide earl 01-staiga err~rape marshes rshes r dews. Swap a- hem all the besnNng &Awes of a hem. mrd Is mew may ---e-d. klibe t f�� .s s s, n he the favorite "Wi- ndt* ..defavo its blDo..wo tat. favorite he wend eathile Wow of .els will" ' erases y Id�Na fe oda Wine- MIK eidw • paerrkle T. arrela r of T.Fted S. as Os $S .`semta Mthe� Pad RA. .r "ad sed I ltlizt Dvia seta gfe f+ •rte• sw CRISP AND CASUAL. • THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONT, THURSDAY, MAR. 7, 189x. CROWNED sY FAME. Boteme••r PILLS de en pries er ,Bekaa. Willie war farrow before 30, They ewe cre•upattaa and aiek heedto kewNt was • wed orator at 30. Ii r Wllbis to Pard.•, Ia.d to New %°•lead at !Oa. tae Wilberforce entered Parthenon at 'll. w•. w M toot en sore at 64. per eamum. Whiteley at 18 invested the esteem gin. T1s walrus of oke prtemdly !.land. egwd Miasma was famous for boa i.veatio•e meet of their time in the water. They are whip 23. sweat .wemoen and divert Shekeepesre left school at 14; (lay at 14: Bev. Marcus Haat, • Jewish 'oompaese. John Bright at Ib. has lust written "Death of If : a Ora Hays* whims 22 bad the beet paying law tort•,,, which u highly praised, practice in South Corollas. Viscount We.ely and Sir I/osald Stsw.rt Il•oo wee • Member of Parliarn°°t at heso re just resolved their field oftardell'. bat. 23 a „"'« of the lo+dert oss from the Queen's own beads. Williams of orange 000mtaaded the army 'ur,.rn colds, .or. throat, ohusw., broe es the French frostier at 2'L chats, and all lung troubles are quickly cur- Poe was • poet at 16 , at 34 he wrote ed by Haggard.. Pse(oral itauaw, is, "The kayos." He died at 38. The New /.ealesd House of Repeals/tote Tsaoyeon at 3.3 took that hick stand byes hu lust •bul.beel liquor mellow u the among the poets he held te bis death. Parisneentary 'refreehraeut room.' Bryant wrote poetry at 9 At 18 has Ins Edison s grat-grandfather died at 10'2, mamterp,ece, "Thaoatopss, was publub eraadf then at 103, sod one of his aunts ed. at 1017, while his father is alive at 90. L•agfellow's drat poetry was published The Duchene of York, for eome years, him at 13. At 32 he was ranked with our beet devoted • portio° of her leisure in the win- poets, tanto the muufaciure of clothes for the Scott sotered the kir realm of literature poor. at 25. At 34 was the most floe I;oeen, in her 57th year of power, oke day• popular poet of has seen every thrum. an the world vacated Napoleon at 27 eommapded the army In at .least mice, sad 8011/e of them several Italy. At .55 110 *a Emperor. Sew Water - times loo at 40 I;47-abo.sd Hampstead has entered ant Bryon's first poem appeared at I'r. At open air newspaper stand, upon which will 24 he reached the highest pannaele of nulit- he *eh day the cupy of • news- scary lame. paper !'hoots entered college at I•,. Began Henri-Houueaye, the new member of practicing low at 25, It 30 was neer of the French Academy, wrote has first bo..k asy practitioner. when he was 11. He is • distinguished Washington was prominent at 21. At 47 Helleour. commander -its -chief ot the Amerio•n army. According to staining gathered from the At 57 w.. President. Probate t.ourts, brewer. fortune are made Alexander was King of k,aoednoie at 20. with the greatest average:rapidity. Kinker at 25 Lord of Western Aria ; at 30 muter of ecce pelt asthe world. He died .t 32. Hot water pq,es have been port into the t;alileo disc veered rise iaoehroni.m of the l'ope's apartments to the tamican, as I. pendulum at Lt 53 hes 30 was the most doctors lomat on his being kept In an even famous utronomer In Korope. temperature. As they pan safely be trusted with Lt. Hamilton began hue public career at 17. ten from the open sea r load, At 27 was one of the test known lawyers t rfr are to4e- more !reel comer .ted atetetmen of hie day. At 32 was Sec- leennan navy. y used u t`•• rotary of the Treasure'. d + Br'tigham, that strange and wonderful There a on immsmea gorging to China Om! 1 pbeoomeaun.entered high wheal at 9. grad. embraws nim ares of 50 -000 lquare miler �_ rated ot. the hoed of hie when 12. At u al ptea�o�in� a.d is tilled with lak.- 25 was a noted scientist. When 3b became porad. •rd canal.. lord Chancellor. The only two r vilze.d countries is ,b• Ihtt, the younp.r, wo to Parliament at world ao wh,ch • white nun is not parr:;, 21; Chancellor of the Ftche,luer at 23; at ted to acquire civil rights or own prop. . 25 Fant Lord of the Treseury, and for 17 are Liberia and Hayti. years was the most illu.triou• and powerful Ur'Pabtsehek roe Palmforet, tom.- , uncrowned head in Europa, -St Louis Kr eon.ul general of Austro-Hungary to N•,, public. York, wee, septette' of the charge oft bezitrnteet m Vicomte r QUEER FACTS OF ANIMAL LIFE. Toe most ett:�acioo, remedy known ' The aye -ave of Madagascar Itrorn-i•oo'.:8 andnuhtt•21y 1'e- lariok;f 3,whicis larger syrup of "furpentele. It is also the m- r 1 pro deafly tor ::s• eyes, u those s .re any tet in pleaw.t to the -taste. "1 proportion t.. Iia arse thio t Gose o/ any other The [Wheat York as making arrangement. It le es d that the flesh of the torr, . for a riot to 1'ansda next steno I tartnt spending r. Af ., u/ tote 1,.•rcr re.emblw [hat of Lod ani. egsome time in the la 'minion t male, white ,,.t os the hindquarters has a Dukpremed to Australia fishy tote. South Australians use coal oil cane Wle.i It s brl:ered by microscopists that the withcoacrete fou we.ghtng eii,s. A loop •1 highest power. ot their instrument. have win is inserted into the soft commie, tcu, not yet rev.. bed the most minute forms of •ffordeg • handle to the weight .nimt•1 life. Since Lord 1'minw has breed [ovens'Yolu.tsty muscles ere almost always red : general of New Zealand he has had • • -: •nvoluntary o.n«deo are generally white -.he bon, to whom he has given, •moog oil • .n•.et notsb-e • rceptloo 10 the latter Crse aaines, the Maori nave ot •Hui•.' ,erin, the !.wart. Major Hamhrougn• father of Lieut Ilam Sashes ba.., the singular proof be - brooch, the victim of the Ardss moot not. ,ng able to elevate the head enndty remain tery m Scotland, has been beaten in h. without the sliebteet movement for many suit to recover 820,000 insurance oo hie eon . minutes at a a erne. life.With bra, h : he alligator and the crocodile The 4'an.reon estates, ['lghcler. t:..tte .: . ne tail iv toe most formidable weapon use Newbort, Berkshire and Paxton l'.rk, 1►u, awoke holy delivered will break the lege vertoo, Went Somerset, eomprteee moose 20. .• the strongest man. 000 acres, end • rent roll of 815,000 r The ma olea of • pig'. moron are exoeed- sear. iugl► powerful for their sloe, and thus en, Mrs. .1. Marko', No. 8 ('entre Ave., T,.• ..hi. the anin.al in turn imp very hard ground mate, gays My little boy was I.I4 up with with the ntn,r.mt ease. an awful attack of the 1100 croup. I tried Cats rod seven] other animals hare • several remedies but the child got oo relief. take eyelid w hick can be drawn over the (be stall bottle of IM. L•nolette's Syrur eye -ball ether to cleanse it or to protect It of Turpentine coed hum entirely and I can from ten strong a light. truly rernmmeod it to every body for croup A decapttst.d snail, kept in • moist place, will is • few weeks, grow . now head, Quito ea aervtos.ble and good looking as that which was taken away. A hat finds ate way about without the aa - instance o1 it..yeas A blinded bat will *void wires and obstructions as dexterously as though ,t could see perfectly. When falling, as out of a tree or down • steep declivity, bean will roll themselves into a oboes reeemblano° to a huge furry ball and thus escape without apiary. The mole i. not Mind, as many person. suppose. Its ey• is hardly larger than • pin bead, and as carefully protected from dust and dirt by means of unclosing hairs. Nn psreotel care ever f.1ls to the lot of a single member of the insect tribe. In gen- eral the eggs of as iseect ars destined te be hatched long after the parents are dead. A FEW ODD ITEMS. The origin of the ter of the term "iter ling," applied to Foglia mosey, is lost in obscurity. Sleeping in linea is nowadays generally considered as being unhealthy, cotton being preferable. The roar of Niagara has bees phonograph .el end may be herd in any part o/ America for a small fee. mi. pond with at Met** midi hoes lightly covered Mebd., AM, five timesduriog the hest met..ty-Bre year. A negro preacher i. Okleboma was killed the other day by his pistol dropping out of his hip pocket and expladiag. The orbit .f Jupiter is 1,000,000,000 miles in extent and it takes the greed plume 4,• 3.32 days to make one round trip. Lad is New York City has been meld at • prke «quid to :8.000.000 per acre. The highest in !oedema at $5,000,000 per acre. The How of Lord. hoe ruled that • neaa ie at liberty to prase trees which ovr• hang hie .state frem a neighboring estate. They don't de things is a half-hearted way is Chiu Their astral byres is se beg that people take • hell day Is lines to it. JUST LET HER. • Stew r«eleee s, Married New rad Lot her meet him with • kiwi not • frown. Let each realize the fact that they are one. d Let the hothead frequent hie hese,- trot the Blab. Let bin .esiet her ha beauttfyi.g the hem. Let bit not serrate Mn. Next Door's gseniP int tier net worry him with petty trou- bles. Let, bins *peak to his wife met yell "say" ether. Int her make Woe more pawn thea the ala►. Int her ymatbin with ►ire i. be.i.em .tree Imes him he es wawa after marriage se Were. Let Ira kis night key oder un us itself rt how Let her drew es taetefalty for W es ter ertesegsra Let atm wYe 1a la wits ; their batr este aro aqua. Let her al fret beams Ilia Nefgttar hes • rid rues. e1rMs ala ret la readarlag hrwMiag y`esiatilgaZaria: PIrsILAM'ir egernadBeen bias. THE FACE. Orow■ eyes are moot kindly. A pouting upper hp indicates timidity. Bla.k yes ere Lb* moat rash ted impstn• moa Very largo thick lips are • sign of segs• .Y1y. As open with le a sign of an empty had. (woos Mar always indicates coarse otgan- ratiee. Very fell cheeks indicate great digestive posers. An imeieoiSc.mt nose signifies an i..igai8 out moo. 4 projecting tipper lip sheers malignity end .varies Pointed Doses g..°rtlly indicate meddle ante people. Vii. • small face always bonitos large sore are foxed se the head. .f coarse people. Weak Poiret d is iodated by Nissen era Narrow, tin adrift Wass mall lungs aa" low ,itoMy. is k d rush 4e�k ii r alarm had Kitbarehreangg itbg 25.11 Mee ereeef�Imto people el ea satins011akeeaf1.t seeing sal d.ssMwf...r.w t w., show If As fmmheed be ,bear thea the Daae the wigs is sapidity. A Ice forehead Wane btefl1gesu.. • siert forehead onioisy. .f greet Waal �� surly lab is as Iadi.ettes • s drsegdh. Prattles, like red her, are a. l.dieadne elm .deft t•mp.eweet. 1adage Whatmawtiwvwle, ~Wag bat 4a.dh Irem4*Mtaii dale( kw years end all r- era el sallIdislilos se db a orae addled w try lledeek •lad ads" glpj Zottilt4iw armed bsMM 1 war ssz RAM'S HORN SAYINGS. time prosaism) are alraul to Bible very wide for tsar they will tura to de an the poorhouse. Thepreacher should pray 'bot one he opens the Old Book in the pulpit some body will Bad It sew. The Jews probably learned to d barmier with as by tint trying sake thing with Cud Anybody cite talk about rotaries terWaing way, but cooly those who can make others sweat IL fussy church has lust as many coover ,Jena 10 it as the spiritual condition of its membership will warrant. How many people there are who would be splendid ('hri bass if God would always keep them to a tight place - Whenever the devil is celled ray hoe right name an church, some man on a front ,set always gets hie feelings Burt FIGS AND THISTLES SOMETHING TO KNOW. open the I►w t go untidy ma (4e plea elk? every body Imams you. hum t pee ludo that you sever had hay opportunities' in life. '1'o 18Th.,, tt. d. to. en -I a sped ti, -m on, children or .Julie use I Ir. I.ow's tyo,n. rive efarp Syru. In. n do tote i Two pensionce.hot I.., a he t, a• o,l. or they cauoot forgive e*oh other's hidings Bruyere. If • fool and hu money are eau ly parted, will somebody tail us why there eo many rich fools • Ytperaeuce s • Jewel, and it huh seed to be se, for it is of au purch•eed i' •u in- finite rata•. Ih,n't express • potties np•n,on unison you perfectly nuder.taud whet you are talking about. It .11 ri h m •n were euterprsioe and bbenl, red el• the wo.r men were 'ober and iudustrtoaa, the hard times would be male much tallier that the makers would beail. rat for want tet text. Sallow compl.rl.e. blotches, pimples. hone, •us......, old torn, /crotuk and dib doer., t depend os' impure, vIta'sd bleed. Burdock Blood (toter. purifies the Wood, j remoras all effete matter, and cures all the above named disease.. .syr to an en have it Some shepherds try the hudeet to teed the fattest sheep. .1 tombstone never makes the recording angel • goof date The house is on the sand where the relig- ion is all to the heed In Christ trod showed us what be w►.,te every roan to become The man who lire. • solitary life will die • stranger to himself. Personality is always power when r;od coronets and directs it. When poise stark the singing it always strikes the nght keynote. The moo who would walk with Cod can not do It so • crooked path. SMALL CHANGE Hope to teeth winced White lies soon become ,-olored. Those whose eyes deceive them are the blind. Our payers are filtered through the wounds of Christ. To say " Thy will be door " is good ; bur to do the will of God is better. Thee will be just as many good morn:ugo es weeny in the ootning year A moo begging for bread and nuyiog beer is • serest dascourarement to chority. Three thing* come not back • sped arrow, a broken word, a lout opportunity Ara, provers). •' give me- the credit "f ming eineere.' the neural pleating of the hear: aha• is pure and true. STUB ENDS OF THOUGHT. What 1•reaks one heart make enrollee Art is the sublimation of the artifices!. A woman's Snap duwo't empty into her heart. Ao impulse should be kept on ice for • time. IMn't trust • mao who is too rea.ly tar trust you. Advertisements are the lege that business walks on, Language is the bucket wt ach hangs in the well of thought. Religion is the heart of the church and theology is its brains. A woman never makes up her mind re do e thing : she dome it, and makes up her mind afterwards THINGS FOR THINKERS. 1;od's truth will never grow o:J or wear out. A lover of Christ ha no trouble about !indent a way to show at. The deal has no 'Juane1 with the mao who hem no yu.rrel with himself. The devil begtos to limp the mnmeot he comas in sight of • good man's house. It a not by uoderstandenr trod, but by trusting him that we have victory over min. SOME GEORGIA NUGGETS. From the Atlantic Coneedatlea. There .re some men in this country that can't admin • tree unless it's got beegum to it. Instead o' growlio' at the snow, thank the Lord for lents' you ore it without leaven' t logy • Hard times are better than no times at all. They ars a rodseod to folk• that Dever bad no excuse tor growl:°'. The Lord didn't make this whole country for you. He reserved • few higbtwoo4 knots for alligators to ew.11r. iton't fret when the river's from over. Maybe if it want yea would.'t have no molly and couldn't bin • boat. NEVER. I.et the children go to bed with °old feet. Look toward • bedroom door in paining. Always knock at any private room door. Carry the whole world on your sheuld.n, far tem the universe. Trust the Eternal. Live for self alone : aim to help the needy pod deserving end study the happiness of t i.ods. Build up higher than your foundetio° will anat. It's the tree with mare braoche• than roots that is blown dews. Let the baby deep with its mouth open ; phew it os its side, smooth out its ear and the masses is the pillow -ease, sod sleep will be leaver .ad ew°.ter. Put • tree, helpless baby to bed between two grate, for if the poor little thug is not or.ehed to death the mowers will absorb its vitality and leave it pale and lifeless. (Mod Hoeasksepa.. DON'TS FOR GIRLS. fl♦e't thew gum is able. Deal boast of year wealth, or the dbtis reigned pauses yea may have at. Don't Balk of your ewe affairs teed oesegh for every see in the car to bear you. ibex target that affectation is like stun shies friends : it will desert/you at the Bret alarm. Don't drew based your mane. Cloth - Mg that in paid for, eyes themigh a little ..t .f style, will be are esode fee which yen mew late debt. ear e ma Inn& efaboear Sleeves are h gaming es take aimed as wash as the Anneal Tenable dressmaker* ler t A flak- amble twseaYy tad Ilse yrds of satin ter end dome of . hap ewe. Let it he hoped this may a« a ly he Ma curd bat the limit, .t self pesei4Wiss. The pa- goda weirs is the '*0'. Is .swig bark to s is is whined above the wrist a.d the oaf terse t.werd the hood 1.11 end wide iS the Wide a the .mega, aarlewl.p able the wen. It it sae el thus I espea tib 1d' =tire haverthhilri. mit to the sesta Seeelre.lrtlea, That action is necessary for the mamte ante of health u not only Idemtoroantable from the fabric of the body, but evident from observation of the universal practice tet &nankin& who, for the pres.rvatann of ' health, an .hove whose rank or wealth ex empts then from the oeoeselly of lucrative , I.:!,or, bit. invented sports and d versions, 1 which, though not of tyuel use to the world i with manual tradss,•re yew of 1.041 long...' 7 ,I JUST SPENT) 1 •<;;r•--: - -- BURDOCK BLOOD L:'i i,. ; A; I. DO ; BECAUSE iT Cl . BII.IOUSNESc, RAD ; ' y( 1.', ;,Nn 4THE STOMA('!', 1:, 23"TLE OF • "F ranby Rubbers to those who practice them, sort differ only /� from the drudgery of the hu.t.sndman or and l ■ k i1 qli" n _ from • mhnu(ac u they acre rat chow., and 1 therefore performed without the pa,nl•ilI eenee of compulsion. Warm, Dry and Comfortable. "'ebww•ea` ' Latest 8tyles Beautifully Fini le I medical plural urges, sensibly cuosgb,•�' that is the'eri..at extr.raMaa t in espeadi- Perfect in Pit. a Bahia -tory. hrowewbuirdiog • Mlle money should bb Wear not i■ re- ranging for a r.ckrcoo, Granby W won r.•i. n he laid on the y e d equipped wttl Ie$.t the r:rel,'c means for I.ola:ion care of • sack per* ,n 1 entilation sh Ib we.1 - ta.ldered. The walls may he wa.hah,e mnterial -haler tale. or cot with waterproof oath paper. 7'ue pit tag .!mould be out of but convenient to .- A I t:l. of the time and rat -toy fnvesred in libraries, ballroom. and oriental parlors •pent ,e an •pertinent whose use In ea •mergeory not uen.ust -to tra'I hti'r:enity 1 may insure the comfort and safety to the family that iso tee -. ••ary to the vujsyn.ent of the mon luxurious moot Two Aboard s-•gll.b rd.. "There are ter., fishoo.e very 1•r^.alp. al - moat universally, stfe,-tat by Flattish wo- t men jars now that I don't think will he ',outed over here ansa by tF.. most pro I �0U nouacrd fadd:rt-' remitked • w..man lust back from • long stay in Kngiso.' •7Ley •re the chignon sod the walking cane Ilse fashionable coiffure u hadeou. nay, - resulting, and I'm sorry to say et ie affected by •bout eight in ten Kogltshwomeo. 1t i. •imply • return to the moot extreme style of the old chignon an immense wad of hair, or imnaion of one, •tuck straight out from the beck of the head. In its extreme droelottment it u often a fully ae large ee the head which It disfigures. Sometimes you see a woman who •ime to lee ultra fuhionable wearing two of these mnsstrori• a tee, one •top of the other, and maybe • little sailor herb -perched •top .f the wad, but not covering her head .t .11. The .ply Improv-ememt`'over the old chignon s that the present one is • heir covered wire tram* instead of • swab of hair. The vulgar people cab it • 'bun.' 1w • trip around the continent 1 did not gee • single 'bun' es Dept on traveling F:erliehwom•n. it le purely F:oglish and hkely to remain eu ' Women Wb. *beet Sig Cam.. ably • few month. ago account■ reached hnilt u ars eats Li Lfe Iron• .,:.,.:ii at sod _ r old .nwawq.na surrtoe.�msesrsssasssessmessrrrsweNssssssn.s e.sm DrL " " ' i Of soh, d �. Uses Colds, Coughs, Grippe, Croup, Vi hooping Cough. Fontaind of the aboetiog of • large tiger by the Maharani of Pinnate, who will be better known under her maiden name of Flnrrie Bryan. Perhaps one of the beet marks- women we can point to, says The Leedom Queen, is Mn. Henry Scannell, the intrepid wife of the superintendent of the (; 1. 1'. railway police of the Bombay Presidency. Mn Scannell •ceampenied her husband en hie tours of iespeotion to the Ahmeod•gger district, carrying with her a wainscoted gum. These expeditions soon fostered a keen love of sport in her, and she was able to de some excellent shooting on the wing with an Alexander Henry 20•bore goo. Later on she brought down black back very skillfully with • 12 bon rifle Mrs. Scan Dell's record i.eludee 118 black buck many of the horns of thaw victims measuring nine teen inches to twenty. Seip,, quail, pert ridges, bastards, waterfowl, etc., have all (alio• to Mn. Acamoell'a era, sad thirty three manner may be added te her book. She believes implicitly to sport w • health tel recreation, and would urge apo. all women the b.osPte derived from a good tramp arrow eoemtry, ga• om should***. nee..u.g Lague. How can • refined *email best protect herself from insult ' Thu ie • serious question is thew day when women we be- ing forced to ano.pt respon.iblities and to stead oftentimes so ovmpletely aloe. In enite are mot always merited, .ad appose a man or • own maliciously offers an affront to • woman sad the one effro•ted is Inostely Wad, what redrew has she • None what ever There le fo Dodo of honor to fit the ooassiea. 17mfort.e•t.ly then are men and women who take • lventag. of this eek of protect/6s. Now one will advise, "Treat Nem with silent sosseapt " Wel that is the sally way open, but it is ..t a jest way. The emnmpt dosse't affect the offefd•ra, pad ideas radon their vieio.o.sn., being unk.nwn, d.awroa to soother. There is a.oh • thing as righteous Inde/ matins, and too frwia..tly wee rt at too dear a ramIf the affront r as is q distalis oSsmw, there ie the parvo, het hew few w.mws would avail themselves .f the puklialty thin made ' There is the ether alternative of appealing to • ate ,dative, whisk is very apt n some tremble, mad then prasee the rah M .tired by •a wales. it.. the male relative does eat avail. There dash" be sane sae of hear 'that add plat • geetlawee is lied m gr- am& tarot, sewing more r.Srtbl n.., • aria r woman el the .I..Use kW amid be required te adhere te at least a seerhme waosneseray thing ads. New Grua.@ Tams - To lura est ad Arise *so fres ibis i the wadiItaliibis "skim also/ illsos RAIL swam ilys= ei Oa 5058 pplus - - - - •-.. .....,..- TT dolls the lhro t& Lungs. Turpeiiij1i . Never used a Tub or Pail that lasted as long, that was as light, that gsve as much thorough satisfaction as i1BRi;WARE. A lifetime of ten years -4s a frequent occurence with EDDY'' INDURATED • 0 FJBELWARE NEW BAKERY aonilR=oH. COAL AND WOOD -CITY- JOHN A. GREEN hote established a new Bakery and Con- fectionery Store on Hamilton -rt. in Barrie'. old stand, where he will keep constantly on hand everything in the I line of (hal Dread, Cakes and Pantry of best make_ Large Loaves at 8 eta., and small Loaves at dc. No combination ; ns' extortion . but everything to suit the times and the packets of the people. if you want (iootl Bread and Cheap !tread Ieavr your orders at the New ifakery•, on ilamiltyn Street_ Wedding Cakes a Specialty. itread delivered to all parts of the town JOHN A. GBBNN, Spsoi.l 'Wonting' given to +SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD. Headquarters for all grades of NANO, SOFT i BUCASMITN COAL. 04141 welshed on either market et tag Scales, eat ray Prime to(ore gel DI .bowlers. imams ir Te1•N.ee fomsertte.. The Old Reliable COAL ALWArS ON NANO. NOW is the time to purchase your HARD COAL The best and only SCRANTON HARD GOAL in this market supplied at current pries on shortestnotice. All Coal Weighed at the Mar- ket. ot1•AsWM Leib. .a 1ff A %MINS ie. r -- JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop. 8014 1,. Istaalle AMrieee Abuts PATENTS OAYf� DIMON • COP V*SONT e.o_ Wbabes out M r Y •y• foto. armee her Scientific Atatricuu i.�.t let.r.n. reale* Pew lb. 1 he r�etw4e It, w • Mt nrwth.. A•t°er sa eerier. New Tot.. 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