The Signal, 1895-6-6, Page 3• THE A1GWAL : GODRRICR, ONT. TITRRSD LT JUNE 1, 18t5.
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Dot.'t Forget
that when you buy Scott's Emul-
sfou you are not getting a secret
mixture containing worthless or
harmful drugs.
Scott's Emulsion t/masd be sec-
ret for an analysis reveals all there
is in it. Consequently the endorse-
ment of the medical world awns
tdwetdtl.
low
1
overcomes WasdiW, promotes the
snaking of Solid Plena, and gives
Vital Strength. It has no equal as
III cure for Coughs. CMAs. sore Throat.
ln+olatla, Weak Langs. Commentate
Vatierffamagma
s( Cblldnaa.
!Dena Sews."Mae Ain Ogwmt Ns. a II
Batt Meal. Mier'. Cm.
Ob. Ns masts i• the laughter of oar UIW
baby's ens ;
It will p skim taro' • feller like no other
wad ma do.
Yes flan rave about your singers, with their
voices high •ad true,
811t lot me have toe memo of oar little
baby's coo.
I've herd tell .1 Madam. Patti sad Alessi,
wb. I ken
Are taegore ow sing osing their way
ANC to the hearts of nom ;
Bet Mr satine real mtyte, and ter some-
tNeg teat will do "
A feller geed. there'..othue like oar little
d s coo.
Why, etrasgsr, if 1 ve rot • load that soone
too hard to bear.
Aad my awry head is splittin' with •a
extra 'nt0uat of care,
All I've got to do ie turn my
Iittle sect unto,
And cot • good big smiler of our little
angel'. coo.
Oh ' the mu*ic and the magic that is in our
baby'. coo ;
How it goes Dear tire's feller like mother
mead will do.
Yee om have seer epieadid stagers, with
their Mrgia', sweet sad true.
It'. platy pod waou/b ter ms to hoar our
baby'. ewe.
-FaswxalcK Amor.
stop my
Moa•! Whet.
11 u this world you wish te win
Aad nee above the commo. champ.
Take off your coat mrd pitch right in.
Don't wait, my bold, Wag on and hump.
Don't wait maul theires'I bat,
Bat stake it hot by mnsle.
Dewe wait for wealth year father's got,
Take off year coat rod hustle.
HOW CHITRAL WAS TAKEN.
account by • t•sfve et the Medea' el Mos
A wounded Afgbse, who was captured
atter the taking or the Met of (bitinel, hes
given to Major Deane, the political aBo•r,
a moat vivid amount of the destruction of
the poatooa bridge leading to the fort by
the luaobies of hairy loge of wood upon
the river to wreck the budge, and of the
terror crated among the killings' by • star
shell fired tato M. Afghan :amp ; for whoa
the oar shell burst' it shows • brilliant
light, vividly illuminating the surrounding
e0u •try.
The Algbsas claim to be a remnant of the
MMildras of 1•rael, said the account which
the wounded mea gives nada like • chapter
of the Scripture'. It ram thus :
1. Behold the logs of wood rushed down
the neer, sed broke the doting roadway of
the foreiguen into pieces.
a The Afghan watchmen signalled the
sews from hill to hill, and the tribes
gathered to the fight.
3 The soldiers of the invading army ware
separated from Meir follows, sad seemed to
be delivered into our head&
4 Thea oat priests mine •.d preached
mato as the righteousness of our crow.
They said that the Almighty was ever
mindful of His children and would give us
a bloodless victory, even as He did to the
prophet (epos whom be pesos) an the dry of
Radar.
5 Moreover. they told us (:d had gives
us 1000 rifles and much powder end shot
within our reach.
6 the words of the promote and the re
membranes of whet God did for the prophet
of Hader smiled ne rrsatly.
7. Ws saw the Hanish •eosadiag from
the river bank sed marching toward us.
8. Victory .sued cartels.
9. Hot the F.eglisb tired thair gun •mono
tis aid newsy were stricken and fell.
10. Then the rulers took ooaessl toretber
aid decided that we .could comp op to our
wends' in the night and tell apes tbsm
in the 'til! hours, when the sky is darkest.
11. Two hundred tried warriors went
forth to oe.ep .p secretly to the camp of
the ubeli.v.rs. We lay for two hirers on
the pass el the wet fields, w•itieg patient.
ty until the esmmand to &dream was given
by ear oo staa.
12. The the word Game rotted from cap
tau to wptahi Chet the believers met be
ready, seri every nae took his wsipoa and
newly and without nein adveed upon
the enemy.
13 When, hsietd, s gun of oee of the
hated infidels boomed forth, sad 1. ' instead
of halls mad ballets, tiers burst over the
army of the Moslem • groat light with
mighty thaadmriege, gad .* thought night
had been breed tato day.
14 We imbed nate lits Lord tar mmtry.
lb. Tbs. the groat light faded sway.
The priest bad fled and we were b the
hods of the i -heel- a.4 I lay a
mem, weasied sad st the pent ei dsao.
16. Tars Pert el CiMr.f was mg= sed
I am • prleaeer.-Oldesgo later -Ossa.
moerMwd,
They full • otary of • 11144. girl who be-
longs to • Gki.M Lmily. sad the Miry gess
this way :
The heedsgW 1 en pants a little midget
.' yon will lad a.ywhgra. sed has been ad-
mirably ami.sd.
She west est M lanigw No other day
with her $41.the hemi o/ ea old
Prised .4 the %sissy.
Taos won a Nth of hga.Mfml j0Ny ea the
t•W mnNfisd late the form 1 s py*a lel.
sad the Mak riot Imbed at it wish legigl.g
net. 14r Ise agilhs to ask fee M.
At hag* this hasten bee ad-
m4sKes. nisi mamma's wild. te give
her sena
it we- a omens* Woi�g, Mb
the b
her lush of
maid see it W fihet mAer 1L/ atM_a)alit
slebed •nem rm am gams
ghs
mew T embed the Imam
'1*1 Mork yea.' resa•mdgd lei Veils
elre...dteriaLesi*ES MITI* gra rhe es M
SUPERANNUATIONS.
Attempt To Forestall Mr. Mo-
Mullen'a BI11.
mane CNAN6E8 IN THE BILL.
tree amuses ase *twatees an/ t1Nesew
ty Ogataasd fir lle {Mose mess.) to
ssteg/ag Paws &Nara& retie
vales Jost Cesare evens
the Llhorat filemebea.
I Ottawa, Ont.. May 31. -Will the ther-
mometer
henmometer /It 9U iu the cheek, the neon -
bens •f Parliaetrut got dues to bu sniew
:►gain yesterday, nllev.d 1„ thick that
the Budget debate is uuw >( wetter ..1
history, 1t was osly a few minutes be-
fore the House was involved in a diorite-
.i"u of the vexed m11.
amend
of .dull •.ervfee
al•'r.tnnantiutia. Mr. Fdrtrr intr.ulds•rd a
hill to amend the• $uperemauatlou het
aid wear the following expla.ation of
bis purpose.. In the first plaice it would
give to the tiuven.ur-Osweral in Gutril,
upou the rrrummewiatiuu of the Treasury
Hoard, for authority to doriare that
the act obeli not apply to any of the
claws of officials dreigested iu the bill,
which it may be c•.msidrred desirable to
exempt from its application. ruder this
the Government might decrease the
clues, hut might urver iorrra.e. 1u the
.wr.sn.l place the old limit of It) 'este,
whu:h must be served by civil servants
before coming upon the fund, wait
to be iscremed to 15 years. Thirdly,
is the matter of abatement it was pro-
posed to app to the w hide service the
rate of 3 1-2 per cent.. w hick, by the
act o/ 1893. was made to operate only
nom officers appuiuted after that date.
This reiteeit bad bort[ calculated, would
be sufficient with the allowance by the
GovernMent of 8 per cent. per annum
upso the moorys of the (mad in the Gov-
. -retreat's bands to carry the whole bur-
den 01 the syltam.
While it ie nit customary to discuss
bills upon their lint reading. t01' area -
sure was considered by Mr. Leerier .d
sufficient imp,.rtaare to warrant a full-
er expisuatiun. He expressed himself as
entirely opposed to the proposed trans-
ference to the 0overeor-iaCouecel. of the
{rower which 1e at precept exercised by
Parliament. except upou grave reasons
brio, given. The Eimer'. Minister bad
gistet, Dube at alt. nor peso the shadow
of a reason. except the Ooverunweut'e
wish.
Mr. McMullen. who has a hill upon the
order paper seeking to abolish the super -
animation system• Lick. stork and bar-
rel, said it wao plain that the Fin-
ance Miaieter had beet, frightened by the
force of the agitation la the
country. The minister evid•etlry thought
he must do +teething. and this bill
war intended to forestall his iMr.Mr3ul-.
Mm's) bill. Bet ler would tell the minim
ter that it the Government bad not
abused for 'trident the oppn•ition to it
would not have been made as bitter.
The country knew tbat large uumbere of
mew were walking els.• town and
clo.e drawing large sem• of stone!' from
the Oovernmrot at a total cost of *278.-
000 a year and home of 3300,000. many.
of them having been displaced to make
way for relatives of the minidter . He
asked whether the miuieter had elimin-
ated for provision of the act. which el -
lowed the Government to add years to
the time of . rviee te. as to bring un-
authorised officials within the .Natrm.
The old act made teu yearn the limit,
ret everybody knew there were dozeus
of mem to -day upon the fund who had
nut served that period. He would tell
the enlister that no hall measure would
aatidgy °pauion at obis momrut. The
Finance Minister might jest as well
consent at oocr to tic abolition of the
whole ay:tete He had overloaded the
n'tnrn which he IMr. McMullen, bad Tilt-
ed for o. ant to delay th- ,round reading
of hie .Mr. MrMulen'e) bill.
Mr. Foster: Order, order.
11 the mn.ister wanted to keep faith
with for House. Mr. McMullen e..utiuned,
let him hsmtes that return ae, that all
the information could be before the
iloutse upon the wood reading 01 his
bill.
Mir Richard Cartwright supported Mr.
Laurier', objection to Parlianweut giving
to the 0overgnr.in-Cb*mtil the power
which the bill ?roomed. The ground
of urgency contil not be urged for it.
If the Ooveromeot wiabed to make a,tib-
O tawtiel telore' they might divide the ser-
vice into two shores. For the allow-
ance of some provision to certain classes
of expert and khrh J• skilled officials
....toothiest might to maid, but ae to the
much larger clam win do clerical work.
they were better pard than the Mme
climate ru any other llovernmeut service.
Mr. Foster replied that the priuriplr
involved in this bill was already recog-
nised in the Act by the Power being given
to the Ooveru or-Oenrra-iu-Couacil to in-
terpret the application of certeiu etches.
Thais wee a3 he would say, but be would
be prepared to give Hour definite rea-
sons upon Use second reading.
Mr. Laurier: I hope so. (Hear, bear.)
To Mr. 1kMullen, Mr. Foster remarked
that the return was bring prepared with
all speed.
Mr. Laurier: The trouble i• the Gov-
ernment's speed is so very slow. (Laugh-
ter.)
Mr. Foster : Well, we hays gone on
very well for 15 years.
Mr. McMullin: Well, we want it before
Gm sicced reading of your bill.
The nicest Queen's Birthday honors
are still an interesting topic. Dr. Lander -
kin introduced a bit of divereiou by re-
peatirnt him qur•tione of a couple of
dap. ago: Whether His Excellency the
Governor io Council makes sue recom-
mendations to the lwp•rml tiovern-
taent with respect to the coaferriug of
Imperial honors on Canadians 7 If not,
do sorb rreommeudatione emanate from
His Excelleocy personally T
Mr. Foster replied that Parliament
some years ago had anticipated some
'saes tkirst ler hsfurmntiou and bad imp-
elled seed member of the Hours with a
a.py of the kook, Pa rlia.eatary Gov-
en,meat la the Cblonies, at pages 314
ani 315 o/ whish' lairdin's despatch
to. the Dake of Newcastle, the Bseretary
Ger the Cobnies at Omit time, would glue
fall information upon the quastiows
asked. He hoped (speaking innially)
it would be bawd helpful to the bon.
menthe r.
Mr. 'Leerier Lord Elgin laid dew.
sooty roles which have been dlaeard.d by
the Goverstwnt.
Mr. Foster: That W not, I believe.
bee. departed from.
Mr. Milk (Bothwell) are to speak and
as dlsumbr is ant allowable wpm the
petting el oarstitiaw,Mr. Speaker reuark-
sd, adnromltorliy."Orderorder i"
Dr. Landertia : The Risottos has rot
bees sneered.
Mr. Speaker : Th. hos. m.mbw knew
that then ga. 1i ae filseuasi* . Tae
gesetiew may be esbd, 1.t the never -
..net may mower it or eat se ft Manama.
Mr. Davie oohed Ur. moblr Mather
mrnbow of this 1/11414,11,Amlightriwo
gab thiplossevtary isms • •
fel•eelwe la flee imwrlal P. ;'
- .t.t.a.aim.aim..*...-
YU 1 upper it 11 a ac.
euesarat.
Mr Speaker rv4 the auth,rlties olio'.
the pulut awl rely -1 that the l)t•vetament
might a;Mwyr • gt,reti.ni Of reeler •u
do au sad there could be w. tiler uaalum.
Mr. C\ar:Roe pedaled out Ib. t the Gov-
e rauseut had et Abe. ■wu r.vd vie yam -
Coo ut.r dew limed to du u, lu Enes ed
It wee the practice for the Guve:nuwut
to deeew to am*Yr •1w.tioie whit\ 1..,
pebble mammas they did pot chows' W
make repiee to. Ou the pie-eut cora-
skis the question" had ieen treated with
contempt. (Order. under' )
Mr fliwaker : The b .u. member limy
state ►1. pniut ul order.
Mr Char:ton My wait !. *het the
°overusteut hies tied answered the ques-
tion nor .Isvlined, but evaded it
Mr Spiker thou;ht the* *be looser.
orb as it was. nowt be accepted.
Mr. Laurier • i cour.•iye that you can't
put words into the m..nth, 44 the Govern
mrUt if they oe, n -,t wnut to *peak.
1 1.11 nobler.)
And M. neither the Moor a•.- the el •
at.o.iuted aspirant. nrr 10 hr iuf..1'ed
where to place the resp.u..baity for the
r.ert.t knighthoods
Mr Wallace, r••pIr!og to Mr. Casey.
said the Government heal mem. to w• de
einem with regard to n board 1st rno
taws npmpraisers.
Mr. Mils mos -ed the ndj••urnm.ent o! the
Hi,nee to Kite an; oplortuuitr for the
disru.•iou .1 merlon. charge. 11•at h
mash' /ganef flee Gossrumrut 1k as
sects 1 that it bgil1 0..'n ,milli' of a
nett •mpt .4 ther 0.'. "r the Mew in
Deg:retina to bring .I... notions wl;it:.
had broil ordered. He .aid that more
Muni two yearn ago the house had
pelmet an ort.-- fora return. t're ..bj.rt
of ichith was t.. show the groes hummer,
tier o1 t1e reur.u. %4) 5.0 .
W O 1b11 po.isrd without the retort's basiuo
te et. Aron flit .1o. u. ■ud up to the pre -
rot time it had rr t m.,•lr its up pear-
ara.•. The (Joven.m it bad been guilt,'
La thio twitter of It contempt of art or
der .,f the Mow, and it wets b.•tnmirg
• question whether the Homs had oily
right* that the 0overumeut woe homed
to respect. He said that if the Govern
'went was not disposed to bring down
information ordered by the Heuer three
seeeiow ago he would introduce a mer
tion colouring it for neglect of its
duty, and piece on the shoulders of its
supp.rtrrs the resp nwibiaty of pro-
n,uoriug np.n the meaner in which it
had vat..trd the right.. of the people.
Dr. Montague's explanation was that be
had taken steps to implement his pro-
mos). that the delayed returns would b.•
prepared us speedily as pnraible. The
mune as to the comma, he said. were
bring prepared with the greatest poa-
.ib:.• speed
Sir Ititbard Cartwright held that it
els no mower to tell the House that
after a delay of three semsiom tbe Guv-
ermtueut was basteuiuR returtr. It was
• disgrace to Parliaruent, he said, that
the Guvrrt:ment should be allowed to, dis-
regard its orders. The Government
should baro that it wail the servaut of
the Home. The discussion which fol-
lowed was taken part in by Mr. Martin,
F. MrtIalJ,•u, Mr,Fraeer, Dr. Macdonald.
. Edgar, Mr. Langelier, Mr. Mulork.Mr.
noir: and Mr. Leiria. Mr. Daviu took
the ground that for Douai should bi-
o tin on returns being brought down by
the Government.
Mr. Laurier said the Government was
bound to obey the tinier .f the Home
promptly. i1 it did not it waa guilty
of a breach ..1 duty and Mr. Mill.,tbnngb
be bad taken an extreme course in bring-
ing the matter to the attention
of the House, had acted witbiu hie right..
N-hett for Speaker had expressed tbe
opinion that the lineation was one which
might more properly have been brought
up on a motion to go auto committer
of supply. the subject was dropped.
t1:carol %MLAte LOA% • MCTtfaa
A Pontes of the 1...e n.beerlbed For 1■
Canada rrr.-a s'aw,sdeas catheters
awl Inepereal M.Nre.
Montreal, May 31.-Cablea to -day con-
i.rm the decpeteb sent last eveuiug re-
lative to tbe aures• of the New-fouudland
loan, which i* new an accomplished fact.
Tour eurreap,ndeut is authorised to
state that the total amount has been
underwritten, and ronaequenth• Glyn.
Mills, Curry & Co. now feel justified in
p.aciog the issue on for market. The
Mork. r before stated. is for £530.000,
bearing iutiereet pit four per cent. for
forty years, but the iasue price. accord-
ing, to latest table advieee. has not vet
.a *o. trxe0. OOm firm. of Morton. twee_
3 Co. and Coutts & Co- ball' been aa-
e ociated with 0:ya, Melo, Curry & Co.
to place the Wane, notwithstanding the
mble to Th. Star of this evening. It
,s his.. maid that, in spite of rumors to
the contrary, a block of L75.000 1*..
been taken in Canada.
liatur4av'e Official llartte will ton -
twin notice of appiieation, for iecorpora-
tiou of the Dominion uinion G.:4 Stonuge Co
(limited), capital stock being $300,000
The bead office of the Oouc.•rn will be
iu Montreal.
These is a good dea: of talk in French
Conwrvative eire:cs over an article in
Le Conr•rier do Canada, edited by Hon.
Thoma. Chapala, Doo -in-law of Sir Hec-
tor Langerin. The paper atr.aag:y
criticitee the recent Imperial honors. and
* aye ex -Premier D•Bourbervi:le had far
more claims to a title than fir Henry
J,e:y De IA.tbiniere. in feet, conclude.
I.• Courrier, the French-Canadian Cntho-
:•,c element bee been p,/Wed over this
time completely.
Some time mime Jam. a N,.rris, ;train
ap•em:ator, brought a crania/0 action
5Raim•t the m.mlwre of the let' broker-
age firm of Meredith a O'Brien. charging
them with obtaining 310,100 ander b.:sr
preteuos.. Judge Dr.n.yerw held to -,lay
that the charge was not justified, and
•dismissed the rase.
Ilata„ck•. Post. composed of Canadians
wtu, served in the Northern army during
tbe war of encesa.on, drum t, M..uut
Royal to -day, •al decorated the graves
..f severs! 01 their Tate comrades. H. C.
St. Piers, V.G., who wee once an .1m -
uritis seedier, delivered .0 uddres.
Caeca est Om she t' P R. aeasesn•.t.
London, May IM. -The Weatmineter
Clasen*, In an article commenting on
Canadian Pattie statement, expresses
doubt that such a reduction In the out-
lay as IrMlcated can be made without
trading upon the capital account to
wane extent
Wales Memos see reasieM/m.Mp
London. May 30.-7ie Prime of Wales
has s•rittrn aeeepting for nomineti.n, nl
(lamellae of the Newly formed Welsh
Gnivreity. He drys that it M is elect-
ed be will foster the Important work to
obs utmost.
Mee Malmo M MMae
Loudest, May M. -The Pall Man (cas-
ette oars tt ban reason to believe that
the Maxim and Armstrong ordunaee
companies win shortly be merged foto
oat cumbers.
mttlstde se em armors wore
New reset, May 510. -)delude M Grim,
47 years ell wfas C. de Grim.
we
the ll-1Nawig d re
w artist, eommittef .ol-
die this of at her Mo.. Among
her ballot hMtMil eras deg that erten-
them wen watehdg the haw sad mak-
imam aE all iter _twnuMtaag -ll
DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTU
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
InaI
h Gnat
Antall
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
II 1 LB. IID 4 LB. MD PICIBTS
IT 40, 50, IID 60 CUTS PER Lae
SI )1.1) I;t-
C. A. NAIRN,
H. B, SNELL.
and STURDY BROS.
menemy the Meat Polley.
A couple of pick -pockets had 'pinched' a
has gold watch Num a vlcti•n, who offered
a reward of $100 for it. recocery and no
gaestiou. asked. The notice tell under the
*yes of one of the gentry before the watch
bad been disposed of rod he took it to hi*
•1 say. Kell,' he said ; ' here's • chance for
us to get • hundred doII•n for the ticker.'
'It's worth four hundred,' replied Bill.
''i es, but you see we get ibis hundred
end the ,pue.tioas asked.'
And we lose ■11 the bil•ace •' suggested
the tbnftt
Perh..t., ha'. we ret the hundred
.ttairht.'
Awl Chem sin• -vl-.t we want
Bell's pal rnc'u..t h.. chin and contemplat-
ed hu pat taer .enouely.
' Von re . good deal worse than i am,
Bill.' he eai.1 in a tone of borrow.
' 1 mess cot,' pretested Bill. ' It's •
st*sd-iba h.-tw.... us
• Not mech.' n s. -laded the pal : ' I'm
willing to he h...w.• ire. I set the chance,
bet yew 11415.1:'
Wei. Stewart, ette ie a great plum grow•
or, reports alter .l1 bi- seam, frntt w.e des-
troyed
ee-troyel by eke freer. • ill, that Wsshingtoa's
tied other late kiu.te show • few living
Ar*bibaid Mcl`•wnn., of Orangeville, is
vieet.g his brother, Neil. no tt'eet et,
sed will .Lend two week* i• Huroi'. Gouty
Mora.
BLEEDING SICK PEOPLE
TO REMOVE DISEASE
USED TO NC COMMON
MOW T18 015FtRZNT. Poor, weak and
11 watery blood L tented fete rich. vllr
lining and times building. The new dl.-
ao••ry."THE KIND THAT CURES."
makes the changes
THE BIG FOUR
I1NgUMAT1s�SCIATICA
i)1CQorUI.A1s 11/11.N14M
Yens motielaee Mil Midi ammo -1t takes the
IMsgt dlsoevsry . fiedlegl seism. asset's
flamsgaeina- en meth stebbs.s man. hews
Mere ether meanie tell bemire of he dliir-
saga- t7entairis new Meal peel4t.g.saheb
Modern!
Feathsrbone Corsets must not
be conibunded with those which
were made five or six years ago.
The Featherbone Corset of to -day
is as fkr removed from the old
style, as black is from white.
B"Y A PAIR AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED.
SPRING MILLINERY!
� .. a .rc+RON
wishes to announce to her customers and the ladies of (:oderich and sur-
rounding country that she has placed in stock all the new, leading fasitionr,
both in Shapes and Trimmings, that have been designed for this tiesson's
trade ; and also that the present well -asserted stock sill be renewed from
week to week throughout the Season.
Having adopted the strictly Cash system, both in buying and selling, she
is prepared to quote the lowest possible prices; first-class Millinery can be sold
for, and can quote Hata from '30 cta. up.
There will be no special opening [lays, but every day will be an opening
for all who wish tasty and artistic Millinery male up in the hest manner.
Thanking my many patrons for past favors, I solicit a continuance of
mime. Call and inape.t my stock. M188 CAMERON.
AN HUMBLED OFFICIAL.
A wire 1111 laws,s as o/erly Lady sad
a emveransese Clerk.
' Hays you any muci� in there'' imbed
• shaap-featured, elderly lady .t the stamp
seller's window, at the poet -office.
' No'' snapped the urbane clerk, imide.
' How will 1 make this envelope 1 just
bought of you stick then " demanded she
with the asperity of • woman who feels she
has got the worst end of a small bargain_
• Lick the flap ; there's mucilage on it,
said the clerk, laconically.
' No, there •ia't ! Not • mite''
' Thu you mutt have licked it oft. Some
of you people seem to expect to get your
diapers off the Government.'
'Oh, we do, do we " cried the irate spin
Mar. ' Let me tell you I ain't reduced to
making my meals off your nasty old mood -
are. 1 had • Metter dinner today, before I
cam• down town, than you ever sew w ycu•
life you pale-tsosd, dried-up whipper-
snapper' You're • new one to talk about
dinner' You look ea if you had liver and
striae bene at • Ian -week bo•rdiwg
house ''
'All right, madam ; move on,' said the
clerk, who by this time had begun to realize
that he had caught • tartar.
'Wait till I've told you what 1 had for
*outlines', tint. Lett es.. W. had tomato
soap and baked bluefish --J
Never mind what you had for dinner t
move ea -you're blocking the window. im-
plored the clerk.
'Don't be impatient, sonny. Theo we had
broiled spring chicken that would melt in
your mouth, and green peas --
'There's • dozed people behind you; move
on ''
And pickled beets and diced toma-
toes -
' Will you move on I'
'When 1 get good and ready. Ism going
to tell you what a good dimer ls,so.. you'll
kion one if you ever .sees it : which i.a'1
likely.'
'(;o away ' 1 haven't time to hear yea
D OW.'
•Yes, you have. The people is paying for
Your time. I guess, and I'm one of them.
Don't you ever forget that the folks that
come to this window is the folks you're
working fur.'
'No ; 1 won't, if you will only go away.'
promised the clerk, feebly.
All right. Then 111 lot von off from the
dessert, though the blackberry shortcake
/•11 /1x'5111
/ /
ions; Isl. mien 'ed 0010.
.Rife
PYNY - PECTORAL
Wisp quirk rend. Cur.. 011
4.•ss.tion of the brooekiaS
tubes, throat er cheat Ne u• -
certainty RMI•'..., meths.
bade promptly.
A large Pottle torn Ceuta
NIS 1 MERE CI.: U!.
r%ors.svoea •
MONTREAL.
35$d$8 PllIES35
1st prize. 525 ; 2nd, 515 . 3rd,
510 : 4th, 55 . 5th, 52 . 10
prizes of 81 each : 20
prizes of 60c, each.
The Propneton of
��Salada "Cclloo
, would have made your eyes stick out, a.d
the crown we had with it wad that thick It
would bear up • spoon. Kut 1 want you te
remember doe more thing.'
'Whet i• It `'
'That envelope you sold me wouldn't
stick. That's bad *sough. but there'd use
thing worm- that's • postage sump that
gets stuck on itself. A stump like that
ain't DO earthly good to anybody, .ad
neither u a young m.o whoa he gets the
mine way. That's all. (.00d by!'
- _- 1
OODERIOH
STEAK BOILER WORKS.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
Bw.eeaseeto CAryseal d• )flank,
manufacturer of W loads of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.,
Amid Dealer In -
Fatima, Machinery Coatings, tc., Pipes
and Pip. Fitting., .l1 grass 1 iood.,
Valves, Bruges, Etc.
A11 Co.g4aatly oto Hud at Lowest l'rio.m
The ton.w -bawd Boilers and //sch-
ism., fee
Oce 45 H. P. Boiler sad Engine.
" 40 " Slide Valve Engine.
•' 35 '• Tubular Boiler, complete.
.. !4 u
•
" 6 " Fire -hex Boiler end t;ngine,oa
wheels.
Repalrtum peampuy •treaded to.
A. S. 08YTBTLL.
17a! l y P. 0. Hos A. Ooderle\, Omit.
Works-t4modte O. T. 11 Mattes. Aedorle..
NEW BAKF�RY
--IN-
G ODERICH-
n
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery end Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton -set. in
Barrie's old staid, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry
of beet stake.. Large Loaves at 10 cta.,
and small Loaves at rice
No combination ; no extortion ; hut
everything to suit tete times and the
pockets of the people.
if you want Good Breath and Cheap
Bread leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton - Street.
Wedding Cokes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all porta of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
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