HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-5-30, Page 7TRIM RIGN A T.: GTODRRICR, ONT. THURSDAY MAY 20 1105.
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Consumption.
The incessant wasting of a con.
eumptive can only be overcome by
a powerful concentrated nourish-
ment like Scott's Emulsion. If
this wasting is checked and the
system is supplied with strength to
combat the disease there is hope
of recovery.
22all
of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypophos-
phites, does more to cure Con-
sumption than any other known
remedy.
It is for (1NThreat
aaCosighs.Celda
Bsas W
Hellin and Ma: P• eta. dna.
seen a a.m.1, Ar nr. ogg. M., a w.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
A Tagreat is eliorstad week a miry •.sten•
Ortamso
84TrkWMy, May 21
A Mas Riving his arae oe Arthur Leash
hese was arewar.ed before 1'. al *Sager this
ea a charge of reps. This avidness
id= tie fact that the d.foadost called
at the reteid.noe of Nit. 1 b:rice, oear Kee -
miller. Dad representing ntmslt •e • doctor
Beat to oaamine mho people, prooreded W
test the pulse a id breathing of Mfrs Col-
lision While t t1s .ss Rolog ou,this daughter.
Caroline, aged 13 y.ra, was mat to eel her
f.tier ; •aft on liar mattering the hawse
is • burry, too prissiest grasped her
bead ..d n•wrk..g O. the (*sevens* pals•.
11.a, e.td it was .none se to make a mere
saor.. k insomnia F.a•ertmg the bed
room b. clear* tb • door, oat t while there it
is &Il.ga 1 that so anl.wful assault was man -
muted At the sands of the evidence lbs
Police M tgtstrite mid no jury wield .0s'•
riot on .b. uaarg ., 1 teara wes as ree
snob. and after ',wee dt.easeati. Lockhart
was oomssitts 1 on • uha•.te of ualawfil Soo
duct wife . ,( rl alder 14, Tue pruo..r,
havieig rosary t 1 his clef.. •t, was fully Dome
slotted for trt.tl. rtu c.ee as giv.s bolas
the msr.1r.re moa unlit for oubliette's,
but if ail tis N.ds.ce was fro., it shows a
state of i.eooeaoe er igaoeamer tett wo
tbo.rht ooutl not or ,t in the 19to oem-
tary.
It imam the man Lockhart, who ap-
peared Indere P M. Seeger. this mxniaoen
e swims chary. had bone around Colborne
for some ties,, and that oat day lam wiek
h. o.1I,d on far nor Flick, who gave hint •
might'. 1stf,1. e -id ►m bred. Aftar break.
fast was ever • he ane did lot go to work
mai they .ad seen Lockhart away, but he
did .et beery. and finally he had to be told
to R>. whose h• did. Atter proceeding a
short diatoms) down the road he r.t.raed
and the p. isle being orale of him. they
colts l l,u it ...with . 0. 1. P. As so elfemee
was duel t..d rhe J P did not .at, but di-
rected the p.rtl« :o the Polio. Mageltrwts,
who, when he herd the mos, directed that
that L sokhart Its .ppremad.d as a ~real.
('e.etable Kees, Levis; arrested the .•a,
brought hiss before the meRrteat•, .ad
while the ow was is progress • married
women stated that the prisoner had tried to
oemmit a fdooinie a.•.ult no her. A few
minutes .1ter Mr (Wilson appeared and
laid the ober,* which was hoard by the P.
M. today.
HOT CORN.
We tle.na....es.e.t.lg.
'1)o yen go to easel, Harold
'tell .as whir yea'earthed today.'
'Well.' said Haeald, in a whisper, 'don't
tell pa, hat Ile.-c.ed thee. it don't pay tit
b. sassy.'
Judged by Today's Oitasdard,
Sunday soboal Machos-' Suppose, my
boy. LM', nor wacuh had .o worts, ani 1
*You'd sell it to t ease ter • huadrsd dot -
Ian, what wowed I bio''
Sammy 'A oortia'smart busitese moa.'
eladda't be Wens.
• Have you heard that the big sleeves are
going at, George dear
''t es, my love, I nava, but i do.'t believe
it.'
Vby lot, pray'.
' 1 dont believe they baa get through the
door.'
Trete to We.
'Bicycling is quits the fad nowadays,'
said Wilkes. 'I faaay it's because it'.
� That shows that you don't know any-
thing
nythin, about it,' said Rwlow. 'My fleet
lease. ort me a dollar ter the Iseso. az
dollars for damages to the bicycle. two
dollars for •mics, Dad • wank', salary ow
tog to •beanos fro. btriasM with • busted
.akl. Dad a broken `.sad.'
D...'i .beset a Children.
Reasebdd Words : A oontemponry
manatee an tide�r
manateetissmsmt et a dor for sale.
dds
A . file (sir
of the ad.sl are
these : 'Ho t, 1 est &wytbim,, time is Cary
tend of ebfldrea.'
I TILL.
•94111QQs$NrPsiO4mpilirDa402Ot4ss
aid Natal.
As melt generation comes and Rewe it
is marked by changes, developments and
detonating. unknown to its predsesseon.
From • phyttieel standpoint one of the
moat to be dreaded 000ditions and peen -
liar for its rapid inerwse during the pres-
ent generation, u when the mind labors
under the detainee of persecution, con-
tinual restlessnw, pain in the back and
hew', twitching of the .Duan Iee nt the
fats and kande, furred tongs., breath
foul and heavy, nausea and further indi-
cation of stomach trouble. iltsn may
be delirium, sonvulai.us or sinking
spells. Medical aetboritios apply differ -
eat swam to the sneditions that are es -
intelligible to the avenge reader The
sates! frets ars the ds.nralis.ti sad
deagerees state of tbo system is dee to
the ssse..le'iom of "Hedy Panne" Is
the Mold that shoeld and would be
thrown off by the Kidneys if in s health/
onodities. la order to restore health,
stnkis at lbs cost of the thews with
Ohmen Katmai -Giver Pill's, the eel.,
t.disi.. known that will sestina the
ehMpte pias ea h the Kidneys, ameld-
the. bh for the whole sy
. elw
tbl odd hr fenrem ilemse-b belliesp�e.
beWiag e, the s sseslwtl sent lreb el
the Rl, sod rehevNyg mslibf de-
pression.
TIIREE KNIGHTED.
Three Canadians Receive
Birthday Honors.
YR•
JOLY AMO .CST THE NUMBER.
Tb. toe .leer. Ire tient -Ver. *chair
Dad Or Rlsa.a.a .f Ie..treel A aim
l*s .r•4.a 1.r Lara Iarre..5 -
•IIUI.mad Leser.* Ot-
tawa
t-
taw. ..tis.
• KU'S it, May 24. -The follow Ing is the
•.rticlal anuoueosn.eat of tl.r 4Jue u
I llrtliday honors as aRrcting C.a .•
di.iu:
lib I zc. lleeey the Governor-Ot neritl
Las had added to th decor." lona whiz
he so worthily wears th Grand t'ros. 0'
:'t. Michael and rt. G s.rg the ill. hi-
st honor of the colonial order, aa 1 a
...served reaoogniUon of Lad Abe. -
dare's services to ib • D 1113.11011.
Lieut.-Gover'Ior rt• i,ults of Mon" ..„ba. '
one of the ph•tleers of the ar•at N orth-
tv. at, than about' no one has dem mons
t0 make Iia rr•t.u:c s kno.• n. tc ant,
r K.C.M.G. A ■.mtlar 1111 • falls to air.
H. 0. Joly de L,lbin:ere, let er know:.
as Mr. Jolt'. a former Liberal P:'t•mier
of Quebec.
1)r. W Mention. •n• of the Fading
ph>I Iclarie of Mont pal. b vol e. a
Is With* liacbe•bor, while .. t' M.G. is
conferred upoa Mr. Milne. t' db•ctor of
Customs at Victoria. B.C. Mr. 5111 •e.
In connection with th • lith -fug S •a
dispute. rendered Invaluable aid to the
Cover:da ma
Mr. Samuel Rogers, Ottawa's k•a lin.c
uludertaker, died this' aft 'nem t after
an pilose .4 see. rel
His Excellency the governor -Genera.
only took a partial b.11day as during
the morning he was engag•.d in co••fer-
..re with M.•asrs Greenway and Sillon
on', the Manitoba ',hoot question. Flom,
tlitct that both gentlemen an- leav-
ing town In:mrdtttrly It is Inferred that
the negot:at ons have trade s. m•• pro-
gress, but what their more is is un-
known. Mr. Blfton left for Toronto to-
night. and Mr. t:te.•nway Rete. to ]font.
oral to-murtow en route for New',,
York.
Sir C. IL Tapper. Minister of Justice,
arrived sasitewhat unexpectedly from
New York to -day. Although the Mtn
inter's health he slightly Impro ed. 1 e
1s far front \wen. The ohjrt•t o.' S r
Charles' vktlt‘,to Gotham. as prey ous-
Iy stated• wag to consult • spec:allot In
rs•gard to h'a lung t-.•ubl . H was
not expected homy until next week, and
bis earlier return is suppored to bo. due
to the negotiations n •w going o:t In
Manitoba school matters.
Mr. Pottinger, Genets! Manager of
the Intercolonial. Is In the city. and to-
day arranged with Renato- F.rguts•n
the details of a newtime tabs-. by
which Prince Edward Island w 11 be
brought within twenty-four hours of
Montreal.
No provision 1. made In the estimate.
for field artillery practice this year. and
a strong effort w111 be made to induer
the Government to provide the moss -
teary funds for annual training .,f this
important arm of the service. Hither-
to if the rural corps were n..t drilird•
the artillery have be••n looked after. as
it hes been deemed rssentbl to kept. th..
big guns and the men wh • handle them
In trim. General Her bort was a great
e'ponent "f art•Ilery t a ping.
The militia general ordrn. tu.ued to-
day. contain several items of trite eat t.s
the force. -
The 34th ttatt-tits n wi 1 fo m a le g1-
mentol Comp at Whitby. Ont., and the
corp In military dl trlct N•.. i dela le 1
to go Into c -m:• at the Infantry bar-
rack° at St. Johns, Quebec, will go Into
crime. at Richmon 1. P.Q.
An amendment to the tegtilatlons af-
fectts t th permanent fove.• says that
when °O1• . rs, nor. -commis boned • 19-
o r.a or m n of the mar i d r -- Dells -
ment , f the p-rm:tn nt forte a r de-
trehel fo m their stall .ns on duty
their families wail be pr•rmltted to draw
their ration••, fuel and light during the
1 grind Of su. h ab . nee on duty.
An Order -fn Connell has berm passel
emending the regulations 'or the Royal
atil.tary t'o.kg•. to that the age dur-
ing which a p.rron n ay be accepted
s a t•ad.•I w111 be from 15 yea•a to 14
e fret it st• ad of from 15 years to 13
'The following changes In regimental
and company headrtuartrts are author -
Is
Prince of Wilkie Dragoons -Meri-
n ental hetterr tar era from C u g to
h`etertornuzh. -
Es•ez Fusllters.-Nb. 4 Company. trout
Amherstrurg to Walken•Ilte.
Them. new .!re a regtlatlons hare
been tout 0 ire 1:
5 1. Battalion R o'er Scots.- OIBce -tt
and men of thus battalion are permitted
t•. wear the red hackle In the feath.•r
bonnets.
34th Ontario. -Tl a following tadge
end motto is authorise! for use by the
1 attalion
Malte-e cross, fair n• un'• d with the
motto. "Elden, et Pa-r.sus." The resi-
n ent num' er In Rs man numer. 1s In
the centre. The who e • nc Wed with
a wrath of maple !paves and su -
mounted with a royal crown.
The . ommlttee of the Royal M 'Icary
Tournam nt or On. t B linin has gen-
erousty offered to pm -eat silver mend.
for the competition at military tourna-
m^nts or ammaults at arms held in Can -
"4. under duly constituted military au-
thority.
The eon/Mono under which these
modals will be granted for competition
are the following:
(a.) The tournament roust by under
the management of officers of the act-
ive tslflttta, and under the sanction of
the Maj. -General commanding; th. pro-
gram must be submitted for the Major-
General a approval The Deputy A4-
jutant-fienerwl must have a robe In all
rnl)ttary questions connoted with the
event. The competitions f r which
Medals are awarded at the Royal .l8-
tary tournament ars as renews• exam -
twee beteg allowable under special
MndltMfI:
Mounted.- (I.) (word v. lanes. (L)
Sword v. 'wont Dlsm(r.nt.d.--(1)
Bayonet v. bayet. (L) INatelna. a.)
Baer, a
tllMOW dlemel easel Danny__ a Baan.
11Eaptreal. May SI. -'Phe gteebue Gov-
erslnswt have obtained a leas of W Mi-
* et a nate ostler 4 tier Boat. The
Ishii 1s tewiporoary, and fres 01.0tlate
ad tbreogb HAWK* gyps et lila tuftal
1 suet am slims t we enngesa
Drees R*UYe.ys •.read and Twelve
tl.ss.ped 1 b V.... w•.01141 r.r•
Blmcor. May 2L -8 -tea 1 e 1•'.In;
were Wised • lit, and ltC v: ' atnng d
by ore >reterda> moo 11 nf. Collo,' it;
are I • use • a:td •aDti.a.t.••:
Nam 1".2t11
wa. Ile.
J. I. M 2s0
d O. Wernot 100
J. H. La lie NIL. 110.1112 x-41
J. N. pain 14oA
Mansion Boma , M r.
C 'r Is• hi' JON 3000
Manslo' Holt • •'. H
1. oft ion, content. 3000 '001
Child* *shit*, s,eo 1 "A'1
IK. k: l'„ Iltu 1'0.l 2b0
k. IIB. Mad.v.B :W .. .
(lent a Cook. 2'0
W. V. Carl
100
Mrs. it E Kendell Min ....
J. 1.. Potts 50
J. I.. 1 otta v :00
Jame. l' .t •!'r a OP stor , C.C. Bac
kw' Wu ..til. e. J • R • Ith. bak
Mistier, tai •r> Jae. Hetly. harness
shop, 1t. i olmes, t-1 or store, Silva• i• n
Army gra try, tem. Matter tailor shoo
/)wen lea• • h 11. r o k. . 11 d mag•d
it g blo k .11 b y d.mag .i. O 1 -
gin of tire riot I.Iwwn.
ICA le t, -MOST.
Flame. sail. Wrer& .e.treell.e e■ Ib.
Middle.'[ 1111.ae
Ara a. May :5. --Two months ago 11 of
the businr•s buildings .4 this village
were de•troyod by bre, and at 2 o'cloc;
Thur•da> 'Are again broke out• an
completed the destruetlon.
The village pr..ents a very ford .rn
appearance. (Only a few dwellings a e
left standing.
1 tMateam Taw e% Wily
Chlllanelango, Mex.. May 20.-T' e
town of ('ontrpec was con pht••ly -1 -
stroyed by flrr Monday wait. Fist
two buildings were burned. 'saving t1,
populatl•.n homer. ss. Several pent ,n-
were serloasly Intured.
Maty Some- sowed Maw
Chi. ago. May 25. --Sixty h^rein be-
longing to the Chicago Cantle Com-
pany were burned Wive Part, this
morning by a Arc which broke out :11
the stable.. 150-100 Green -street.
Clo ease I. P r' i *$.r a •:a.e,
Florence. Ont., May 24 -Fite 'n the
general store of M. J Morrill deatroY.1
the building, one part of which was oc-
cupied by William Thompson, tailor
Loss EOM.
T..Ned (Tree.. as Carrie.
dorriee. nnt., May 24. -Last night 1h'
People's cheese and Butter factory ass
burned to the ground. L .as unknown.
eawsme W Weser runs rlr.
International Bridge. Ont.. May 24.-
Flre ill Vahey Bos', .to a buore 1 t!.c
greate•' part . f she eo t and dretro>e t
par, of the dwel .ng. Tte 1 an will be
heavy on a. count of the damage to the
good• by water,
Pellerber• liftwellthaen case.
P.terboro, May 34. -An usrxruplert
dsrelllrtw. owned by George Thigh•..
was destroyed. The A r extended to the
Nouse o. Mr, Fletcher . nd Mr. Bt,n-
tow the roarer 'reins badly wrecked.
Two others were scorched-_-
R.I.RO PT TRE of Lam.
Rears Irving. Lewis worn.. Waiter Om -
ant aniab.N - lehero tete dabre
R.see. Were 4'entkrred.
London. May 24. -Among those
knighted upon the occasion of the
Queen's Birthday are Henry Irvine.
the actor. and Walter Besant, the au-
thor.
The following were a1s , knighted:
Lewis Morris, the poet. and Dr. W. II.
Rummell, the war correspondent.
Right Hon. Baron Playfair of Rt. An-
drew's. and Right Hon. Jas. Stanstead.
members of the House of Commons for
Halifax. ware .created Knights of the
Grand (Tors of the Moet Hono.abie
Order of the Bath.
Mr. Hamilton• Receiver -O- neral of
British Guiana, Mr. Pile. Speaker of
the Assembly, 'tornados s and Mr
Sweet Scott. Colonial Secretary of Hon-
tems, ccmpttrt^!u• et tee Vr.ter lit .+1.
Michael and St. George.
The appointment of Genersl Lord
Roberta as Field Marshal in succession
10 the late 81r Patrick G:at t, le -
s.tted.
W NSTEWAT's' _ AfMi'MfiSiT-
iewtes.dlasd Will llines I.. M100arasa
en Jour 3. .4
St. John'., Nfld., May 28. -1n the Ar-
s•mbly to -day Premie: Whitrwt.y stated
that information had reourb•d him with-
in th. past 24 ito.urs which notified him
iii summaries the probability of the
colony b•iug ahle to me -t nil of its
obligation• on June .Wl and thereafter.
Moat of his bearers ro.as.dered the an-
nouncement equivalent to information
that Colonial 8ccrs•tary Bond had ob-
tained a bac. Other. regarded it as
signifying that he had indeed, auJ that
the Governm.ut bad accepted a royal
commission.
Vi iTl • IEwr.TTOLAIS ..AI.
Rea. R.b,rl n.s.d Armin 4eg.tlatlsg with
la.mieewl greens --TM te.nls.
iskasw..
Montreal. May 24. -Hon. Mr. Bond ar-
rived back thie morning from the Un-
ited Staten. and at once opened up ne-
gotiations with llamas Bros.. leading
brokers here, who represent large En1;-
liab capitalists. Hon. Mr. Bond west
with theme gentlemen from 10 to 12. ann
had another Inletvl.•w this sfternoor..
Neither Mr. Bond nor the 3 liken w 11
speak to -night. but there h little doubt
that these gentlemen are n gotlating a
ban for the colony.
WILK$ TRIAL VIPS tat -RAT.
many el sae merge. .t 4 dined. wefts
made ter a alai Iaa..e
London. May 23. -Th'. trial or on Ar
Wilde wa. resumed In the Otd Pastes
Court the/ rnorltig. Parker's sem ant
and several rn-anM of the Ala fly hotel
we re called to the stand, and IepeAted
their former testimony. Nothing n --w
was elielted. The rase for the pros.cu-
non wall Clotted and }fir Edward Clarke.
on behalf of Wilde, argued that that
part of the indictth.nt charging W IoM
with misconduct wee not sustained t y
corroborative evidence. The Judge die -
minted that part M the car wM• h Im-
plicated Wild. with db Uey. H1.
own impression wee that Rhereys bit
t.l1.t was Ne (i►tenanted hit
•oeirsatlons ag.lThe Covet
Men adlobreed. *Mss h ag rt•k...i
over mon on talk
DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTU
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
kid Alun/
11 Gr+ut
Mall
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
1I 1 LB. AID 4 LB. LBAD PL IKTS!S
LT IO, 50, ID 61 CIE'S PSI LBt
--SOLI) JJY-
0, A. NAIRN,
H. B. SNELL,
`ad STURDY BROS.
HERE AND THERE.
The nnslcrn he:. -I !nasi Im made safe
everywhere.
Ir you fall after doing your beat you
barn still thine well.
After one puts a project on foot. he then
bas It on hand.
Are you still keeping those good resolu-
tions and that dairy`
Bennu'r a matt fall' on the toe it does
not follow that he cuts any.
There is no such tblrg as inherited ex-
perience. Take yours and pay for it.
Some ,'011e” talk women's rights, and
others get tit, r • without talking at all.
There are n.: twenty farmers living to
Iowa ten ow,. distant from a railway
stat ion.
-.teething is wrong with the man who
club. rind kicks his tattle, horse. and
poultry.
Probably we hear so much about the
new woman bemuse It isn't polite to say
"old woman. •'
Thirty-two heu'wl patents have been
granted to this c• airy for method's of
eles-trit.l
Only four,- 1'n1:441 States vessels aro
now enR:.ged In t haling. Thirty yuan
Dent then. tt.•m :s .
Flauuuarion lays that the earth Is' rool-
Ing vele n.. -sit'.... Europa ha. holt Are
de1lr..v fhb. n•nttry.
A Intl' fall from a great height 1' said
to Is. I o .1 +.. ,. unrono/lotune.a pro -
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER and spring medicine
It surpasses di other compounds. it is a
mew medicine and contains newly discovered
Spoliate btikaown to anyotber preparation
IT ACTS WITH'ENCRGY
ON T11E1 LIVER. KIDNEYS
AND PORES Or THE SKIN
expelling, by mesas of these omens, Algeria
germs of arnhlats, Sharked. or coetagioas
hemoun which Mat h the blood, perspire -
Ws Dad urine.
THE NEW MEDICINE
•
Memo psenaen.d testas is Its remittable
-41igingiasseditatiag pelma lid impurities
Mit Ms WOK gad bddlmg u . it. woes
albibahad Mrs el Me system Thos.
lm maims ewes el smdds gad other We
easy dspead.g sea tapers based. meth
..oaks me silwbsd tee. Its andlyIq sad
timembedidiag awgirrm.
u Tf.Y KIND 1 I$AT CURES."
aaswlIMP indllallim
/OR SALM ST tY ITEiMOM, OatsskL.
Long Waist,
Correct Shape,
Best Material,
Combined with the best filling IN
the world, makes The " Fsatherboni
Corset " unequalled.
TRY A IPArcirs.
SPRING MILL1NERY!
MISS CaA.1\2=RC21-
wishes to announce to !ter custowtrn anti the hotter of l:ai.•rich awl .Ur.
rounding country that she hat placed in stock all the to w, Ieaditolg fashion.,
lath .is' Shapes and Trimmings, that have leen dwt;,tbrsl for this Sea.sn's
trade ; anti also that the present wel l assorteri sto. k w ja lie 'meats! frotm
week to week throughout the Season.
Having adopted the strictly Cash system. lwtth 1r: huv snd seting, ohs
is prepared to quote the lowest possible. priers B rut . 1..s' M ih.mrry .am toe told
for, and can quote Hata from •20 eta. tip.
There will be no special opening days, but every .lay will be an opening
for all who wish tasty and artistic Millinery utmit- a}. to thy beet manner.
Thanking my many patrons for past fetors, 1 milisit a oontinuaute d
.Dine. Call and inspe.t my ,tock. MISS CAMERON.
SPRING IM PORTATIONS!
We have received the greater part of our Spring (Stock of Roots and
Shoes, comprising the Finest and most Stylish Footwear that the market af-
fords. In Ladies', Misses' and Children'. Black and Tan Oxford Ties we are
showing exceptionally good valva in Ladle& Oaitrrst, etc., we have a tine line
which are very popular just now. Indies', Mimes' and Children's l:utton
Roots in endless variety, at prices to suit the tithes. in Gents wear we have
all the leading styles in Dongola, Shell Cool and Calf. Boys' and Youths'
School Shoes at plies that defy competition. Ca;l and see our Ladies White
and Tan Canvas Oxfords.
Corner East-st. and Square.
P.S.-The balance of our Winter Stock will be sold regardless of cost to
clear out.
Wm. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. I)ownllla,
35_cAsll PR1E35 ! 'rg. •en•1 meson. le lanae lha.11.
hot;. ofnBrit..b An,eofneeri•t Hal.faz W
beim poetpo. i (roto Tuesday, flay 28, w-
til Tuesday, July 30.
1st prize, 1125; 2nd, 515 3rd,
; 4th, 55 ; 5th, $2 10
prizes of *1 each . 20
prizes of bOc, each.
The Proprietor of
un II n
ala(la Loylon1--- 1
oder to sobool children the above
Ipaves, competition open until let
w Slay, for the best poen) or 1
ii rheum, the initial letter of the
=i litres reading downwards to comp
1 pose the words
OODFIUOII
i STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
i- The poem is expected to be the
- result of the child's own thought,
-T the name, age, address and echoed
to be appended to each poem, also
a card out of a package of
'Salada'CevlonTeas
1f Salado" t Ceylon Tea.
-/-/•/-
STURDY BROS.,
CaN'ERa,
The Sentare, C.derleb.
/Telephone Con•ectlon.
la the system• suaia. Um Imes sed
peopeees a ler ter p.e.m.afq Wise.
time emempulsa
PYNY - PECTORAL
neeitiogy earn ee.rbs sad eeldi !• •
ampmegty short t.om ire aatm
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Weed heating h in easels -
LASSIE BOTTLE, ONLY 25 Cu1T$.
A sot little alarm cloak, with phew/ -
graphic att•eb.eet, has been contrived by
an ingenuous father in West Troy• Na.
York. He has two grown d•sehtsre, tied
t 'fay so sStmte. sit up late entertaining t fair
beam. At precisely 10.30 'be plash
be -r -r -r -s ! earl a base voice shoots, " Tian
to ge hems! Theo to go heave
11Msa1Na AosTIMs
41111•ptar .
Rvarmeerle Cttemst.l & inert',
.Nanufactmror et aU kiad. of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Igo
Works, etc., etc.,
And Peale, 1.-
h:ogtoes, Machinery Camases, Ire., Pipes
and Pipe Fluiag', all Broom hoods,
Wyss, Gauges, h:ta
All Co..tamtly on Hand at lowest i'noes.
The following Merono head Boilers and Math.
Mary for sale -
t ht. 45 H. P. tidier lid Kepis*.
40 .• slide Valve logia..
" 35 " Tubular Boiler, complete.
.. 14 „ Fin-boz Boiler and 6agiee,ea
wheels.
Repairing promptly attended tee
A. S. CEBTSTAL.
an -is P. O. Hoz 27. Ooderick.Oat.
warts-Opseult. 0. T. R B.•tioa. Oedmrt.a.
NEW BAKERY
-- IN --
G-0ID E RI OH.
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery anti Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton -a.. in
Barrie's old stats, where Ile will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Coors Bread, Cakes anti Pastry
of best flake.. Large Loaves at 10 chi.,
and small Loaves at Sc.
No combination ; no extortion ; but
everything to suit the time•s and the
pocketa of the people.
if you want. Coots Bread anti Cheap
Broad leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakes . Specia:ty.
Bread deliverer) to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
PATENTS!
CAVEATS, TIMM MAINS 0110 COPIf11h'IITS
=red. sad all bwsu.ese 1a the 1'. ti. lest
attended t. al MODERATE MRIR
Oar Gene Y opposite the U. P. invest Ot-
ase. lid w r sae obtain Patents '■ Iess ties
Ma therm -.Mote trews WARHINUTON.
Bead MOOR!. OR DR/WINO. We ad-
dress le patatitabIllty fres ef coarse sad
we make ,V0 CHARS" UNLESS RFS Oa -
TAI IN PAERNT.
sponger, kto tel N.stm•.ter. tits Poet.dY ers Order Dim.. soul to oglnlais of ti.e
U. 8. retest OMefa. IN. olrenl.r. dales
awa
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ters Im yews
awe Nate sr Omuta write's',
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cemselte Palest OMe..Wss►t. ies„•D C,
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FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
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