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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-7-11, Page 7THE gIGN Al. . (•I fi )KKIPH. i ►VT. TH FTRI.f A Y JIJLY 11. mit i 7 For 20 Years NANCED BY A LOVER. the turtnula for making Scott's l:r'lulsiun has been endorsed by physicians of the whole world. No secret about it. This is tine of its lit/Idol/est endorsements. But the ,trungest endorsement possible is )t) the Ja/al aAlwgM it gives. wrishes. It does more for weak :abicsand Growing.Children than any other kind of nourishment It rcngthensWeak Mothers and re - ,tures health to all suffering from Emaciation and General Debility. For Coughs, Galata lore rh.oat. Bron- chitis. Weak Logs, Console o., Stood Diseases and Lose of Flash lora • bursa Nd.tiu Aa waggbta has. aft MAYFIELD. WimmelI) Y, .duty 3. Mies YeCeneen has bees the guest of Mie. Maggie Wild for the last few weeks. Miss !moa Kites te home co a visit from DwAalo- Miss Lottie Martin is home spendieg a week's yw•ttos with her ester. Mr. Thompson, of chutes. was taking In the lake bees•.. het Sunday. Mrs. ilta.y end Mir !soil. Ti feey, of Detroit, ars viltaag at the queen's. Mrs. W. J. Brandon hes returned to 11.1' greet. L. Wild is home trom the Stratford Bust o gee College. The Heyrock yacht was in port here her • few days lam week. Mts, Shepherd is visiting her res, Dr. Sbj T. G. Davy asd wife and okildrue sad nurse are .m•sg the goers at the e;.sss's Miss M. Campbell is spssdiag bar Sum- mer vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. Campbell. Mrs T. J. Marks gave • delightful party to her t hormb triaged., oso raising Ism week. Th. Brethren held a meeting in the town hall as Ssaday last, and sewnl other meet mire on Frost street. Albert and Wesley %Saa....peat .un day is tows. A number ot the B.yfi.ld y people held • social picnic at this Greed ea Friday last sad a very eathwistie um. was meat. They all returned home well satisfied with the day's sport, tired in body but happy at heart. Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Wilkie are the gess of Mrs. Dae. McDonald. Rev. Mr. (Mivaat, pester of the Methodist church. las gene, and hie successor will be present next 9.aday. School closed last Thursday and a grand member of prism were distributed. l v.ry- o.e present was well pleased with the reci- tations and school discipline. The Bati eld Peeskitrien Kaye decided M geee a peeve party- east Mew day .vesug,tbe Stn 1..t.,ea Ike Stegbery'a lawn. A greed time is expected, .ad the ladies are dot.1 their bast te mak* it a mo- ose. The band will be in atteadasoe. Miss Porterfield org•aist of St. Astirews church, hos left tows to rind trim& danag bey vacation and Via. M. Campbell ba taken bey place. The 12th of July will be oslabr•t.d by our tlrange brethren in S..torth, and they espies to compete with some of the beet iodises a the county. They have purchased • intuit] deg • od new bete, the letter being purchased from our prominent merchant, Frank Edwards. Falls About the Male Tb. Bible coastline 66 books, 1,189 chap - tars, 31,173 verses. 773,64+2 word., 3,51t6,589 letters. The middle verse is the 'tth verse of the 116th Psalm. The longest verse i. the 9th verse of the dtb chapter of Father. The shortest verge is the .iSth verse of the lith chapter of it John. The Bibb is sow printed w 226 differeat leaga•gss and di•lws. Then u .aid to b. about 915 differeet languages sod dialects Nick's is the world. The following five facts about our English Bible are worth rememberar First oomplete translation of the whole Bibb was make by John Wycliffe, A. D. 1380-1382. Fire New Testament prated in England was thee of Wilitam Tyndale, A. 1). 1525- 1S2e. First Bible printed is England was Mils 'overdale'• A. D. 1535. First division et the Bibb oto verve, •a we sow have thea was begun by Whitting- ham, in 1567, sad oemplet.d in the Geeev Rible, 1560. The revised v illea of tis. English Rible woo bops rd Jane 22, 1890, and in America. O ssbw 4. 1872. Th. New Tema - smut was oom*1iSd Is Ihimismoll. November 11, 1880, aad is Ylrrit , GOMM 22. 1880. Mseitoatla led is allti Ere'. luantiti« of railway Ow M M .00 Room. April ',MO To Robert rhlllips. 1)r.Iggta, Ferro. This 1. M certify tied 1 ba.. out. rod rn,m sties for • dem, nes SA tens .everal .rtlri. re e.en.iaidrd for this cam bet sone of Mem ro* ns. till 1 tried (1.s. ,1()lntment. wMrb hms nretpl.trly cured me Kee JOBS GF.RRiE. t` R 1Tttlgs. JrPromise w •ky.' h -‘1,01. roe oiA de neater. r• 1M.wantfilktr"tl spat d ' h r.-rwma ter a i meld. th • el erM 14i aI lobo(behlad bee ear, 1 v rret'•+ ? 1 w adv. Ovid, tonight e wrdkinsie and woe. and t,..k the 1„ os.lk,•1 114•,11 see. dlsaasr . 4.t malt. FIs•R)a •...k a. -e, 1 1t of Dr. (Twill fanemr,o, and as "ninerhswrathe reweave . Let flint* \rhem seed =air Xbl� .'a. ... ii *. e's= illitASIMIXAllt ft.. l'emais %elA by d amiss. area medp d pries, Ma MOM Baca ear wain. Hls Death a Test of Falthful- 1uInelm $TIUNC UP BY NIS FIANCEE• it resumer recesses Mr Oise Semis rat t . Mope •Nut ss. %era. nee gesture •peeared, see the somas Pull of Mesa aid rbc nest Runtimes. Tea.. Juyl 6.-Testerday, on the miterse stand, atter a most r.g'd examination by the coroner. Mies Bes- sie ersle Harris. the pretty daughter ur wealthy farmer. broke down and ...st- ressed that she hang. -.1 Alts -rt li a •.-- man, a suitor, of whom she was :neasd- ly jealous Blackmass body was found hanging to a tree in a lonely spot a shat 1 dis- tance from the town. and for g. n.•ran impression was thut he had committed suicide. but there were several who did not accept thea theory, and they sug- gested to the coroner that he subject Wes Harris W a severe ,examination, as It a as known that the deed man was last seen In her company. She waa put upon the stared to -day. and re- quested to MU all she knew about the case. !Ube said that Blackman, who w..a a well-to-do young farmer. had been courting her for some time, in opposi- tion to the wishes of her parents. Her father and mother did not object to the young man on account of any of his habits. for be was Industrious. sober and abundantly able to provide a com- fortable home for their daughter. They maintained that she was too young, be- teg scarcely 11 years old, and the; had hoped .he would take a fancy to a telatlee living in anotber state, whose name she •teadfaatly refused to div- ulge. Finding that they court not change her affection for Blackman by threats. they adopted • mor- eertata method, and began a systematic at- tack upon her jealous nature. They told ber that Blackman wan simply making her ridiculous. and that he was engaged to another girl. Th.- poison thus planted spread and took Dosser mon of the young woman. until she de- termined to kill Blackman. Elbe gave him no ehanoe to explain away the re- ports her parents had furnished of him, and did not even mention that she sus- pected him of Infidelity. At her fathers suggestion. the re- amemteA of Blackman that ke give bee a test of kis love by letting her hang him, promising to cut him down In time to save his Life. Blackman was so des- perately in love with he girt that he readily submitted to the test. fan the night of the murder she too* a long walk with him, and lured him to a lonely spot. where her father was In hiding with a rope. 1 eusing herself -tor a anon -nt. abs t r rtl.ed-t. and. returning. placed 1t about Black - man's. neck. She Pays he extereesed little fear of the result. at. he felt sure she did not have strength enough to pull him from the ground. After the rope had been pulled over the limb and drawn taut. her father appeared. and he and the girt pulled Blackman from the ground and tied the rope. The poor fellow struggled ter- ribly, and she 2rould have cut him (lown. but her father mentioned the mythical other young woman and her heart hardened toward tit- lover who was slowly strangling to death. Atter the body became rigid she untied the rope and lowered the form t•. the ground. Even then she felt no pangs of. re- morse : but. with the aptstance of her father, arranged the body and the rile so that It would appear to have been a ease of suicide. Her confession caused a pronouneea sensation. and there was talk of lyneb- Ing the parents of the girl. This was averted by the promptness of electals. who, Immediately after her c.mfesslon. placed them under arrest and spirited them away. The girl has also been er- re:t1ed on a charge of murder. HELPFUL HINTS FOR BICYCLISTS 1. A good bicyoli.t s careful of flu roads, therefore when tak:•1; . header be csrrful sot to hit the road fa, hard with your fore- head. You might n.• , • dent is the pave - meat. 2. 1a falling .11 year ..heel do not fall at both tries al • . F..,lure to observe the role will r. it. ..it idiot yea agairt yourself. 3. Aiwa% • wuri.sws. If • trolley oar has the ne„ way over the track do act diaper r.1 -. A bey. in Massachusetts who ' • 1..• ' ..s role broi.• hie debt arta ani hie •dosser at the •en.• tams. op year lamp l0' whoa riding at Che boy who I hou4 it In was mho be- ne hada parlor ,patch a hie pooketcass o I with • .poke ui h.. • heel that didn't ..ui•...a there. ., Do not be rough • ill' foe -carte • id f .raitere trucks. It yo'• et roe into ties of thane do 1t se gealtlt teederly as if 11 were • baby cartage A merciful rider is til to his wheel, so do not force a hie) eyelid the point of it..udurance, tate. .. u wast to walk batik with your wheal 1, fuer should, e. 7. Keep oonl. 11 u tl • ours. of • n• •• roe dna yourself in a tight place, with , tit - tial, bores to the lei.. a l.ulldog t the right mei • steep rat ..• 1 . the fore, roar the revise. You'll go 'oto 1,, waybow. sea if you take it aloes without draggn,. the doh or the bores after iron your oh., res will be improved. 8. Never as. spare • n the pswm. e time of yn•r wheel. TI • net of spare 'e this mamma. is likely 1, a your Meyole is a winded oesAiit00 • . are not ren forta de, either, to wave 'Irate. 9 I)o mot be sushi. with • balky wheel. If the front e: •1 got. fa • rat refs( east, a•d •h. hied heel in weather ries west, diesnen.tl ...1 two the tssttar /Mwd10N, eels+ ynu are ue d, and west to lie dews by the r,»A•t.le wittiest uaakug the effort to de es "t gemmed. The Betel are • he "infest w•uuuat•rs of base I. Asa1 r.- eaneemp11 u Mel - h rd Behriiaeu • an M suer to trash u- ka dims. 11.1. ewer. Awi' esl•ed tMN se 1 1nsi1 son T•, te. MNw with 70 sash. 111010 pawed. M the gee r.ge weft of as anirlah vs. a•A it. • .,.woe are real as Seek ing let' - tow. it it • trie.eseit'a titer el •beet tenses -leen bast sip NE W SPAN' ROOM Ton editors err II enite•re .4 the MLagillth part tanwwnt. 'there are twenty live wohN•it reaming ountry papers 1n Kamm* \ -pettish payer 111 the l'rreroes re- .. $a.rly •uupetel. pdblhoattun In bot !)Pao undoubted Aiteeri auletii baa taken !,Pio root 11. England . 11. 'flew. bel. ululated - gerryutas.torittg. In ander to furter Brit lab ounlmene with Jnp.n the lirltlab Trade J.,urla.l ties de- terwtuud to 1•1141w4 a regular qunrterly ail t t�u lu Jopattnr• and to print and publlrh It it. Japan. L.rngi ass, of I.rostiou, sae .iartlug it raw naagaslue for -pots.. to he called the Badminton Magaaftt.•. which will Jar cuutalu UeIJuu whirl' p+* a more or loss pr otouf.w! :..ver of .purl. •' 7'l'• ...hew will 0. 31r. .\lfnd N'ataon, who,..d.kd ilea du►...1 Ileatif.,rt In wilt- ing the tirdmiut..0 1.11 rary. PRrIGAESS OF SCIENCE. .\ lady In .Itehitr.n ha. a ).hodle dog which ha. just Ie -en filed ,.lift aslaaa ere. 1'p en the meeting ..f the 44;b ('unarm s each member will find ou hi.,Irel a but - ten :. pn•-.ore upon which will bo pnnnp11Y .111-wcn.1 1.t it 1wgo Billion.' b..11. of .-wt .Leel terve been in and u,..•d .-u..vwofully at StiaJ- :.usm They an 1.o11..e amid weigh shout r. much 1.s the unlitusey story halts. A btlh.- b. 11 -ed 11, lure them to perfect .m...1 'mew. The advance .4 natural 1.i -fury within th.• Loot 111i r. -an. ha* i.. a .. smart that Il'.• «.0,:. r 1. pra.•h.-ttly .1 pnalurt of oh, ., ntury. lyre u- great :. tnitnrnli.: 1.iumu.•u. th..ugl'1 lhai-hallow. pa - :1 t, inter under the h,•. and held tit! M 0.0.G whi.•Ii may now ...•t„ .•y•iitll. sloe el LIVE STOCK NOTES. In eountrr .tabic. there t, no excuse for foul ..der. Whatet. r you would dile a pia to be you tan have hy Wert ng a Isar that is a pattern of what you want. When horses arc kept in dark stables anti brought out Int.. the .unllgbt. the ,ti•- an, in great d:.ttger of injury. 'elle t emp•ntiul r of :..table 'humid neves s.. below the fr t'1i.g Lotto. Thu proper tempee5ton• i. at.mt .arty liege's,. Solitary .onftu•int•nt in it dark stable ba. it tendency to make a horse vlelouS. it afftrts the bralt•.. a. ft dual the brain of a human being in ouch eunenetnent When hogs are 1..1 upon alfalfa. they uta Ir. Kui.lw.l up nl..uly on Egyptian n.rn. and in rnue war: lou. where albite grows, title Dorn germ-, better than any ot ber fat -producing grain. At the last enlithnelii .how of England iambs of about 3W days of age tipped the ..late at 'eV pounds, giving about two - third. of a pound of growth per day aisce birth. A fine rhee,nl. Young animals should be fed consider - side bulk In order to develop the stomach. Heifer calves specially should be fed con- -alembic bulky local. When oo0centrsted ford aloe is fed, the stomach is conttaet- w1 -- I''artner , Vol,-,-. iOEMS OF THOUGHT. B REVITIES !wive art. ir... abuu.l. u i ..11 Islands at.d esu .hn- 111 outdo..row .,uthen nearing laud ' a:, tell that fact by r' n.uu ,.1 Ike dein.-it. of dew 00 11w illll,.0 N. Ya.. due• Military eu,up..uy .s,utp.sa•d estlrely of girl.. 'They are drilling under the tut..^hip of a captlatl of Mir .late militia. an.t pr,t.,ee W appear In pulite when t)wy 1.44.un• proficient. The 11414041114141 faruu•r-' allthsoe at lis ..•stun 111 Raleigh North e.rolhy ei tlifitd it. "Id plalfuru ..n gh.trrnuhelt ratlr.ad44 to the ow n.•nl.ipof .•neuy h.'utu - petiug Hume to regulate noes. The .hipping of all nations 10 of the approximate value ..f g1,1te5U00,000, while the I io,l1J) 1. • 41..-..11 work represent a value of N,sU,11u,n,,. The r.tlwur. give employment to ::.:r,t,.a01 people, while -Miedne employs unly The Chimer empire I. dtrldrd into eighteen grand pn.vin.r.. ml.n..•nting an at.•rwgr arca reel' oI tie 1101 ,titian. mile._ Thr fierivaa empire rontaiu. 211.(W square intiet. the Flrtu•h republic 1141,000 and the British Isle. 1 -:Lire. Employes of the 1 uien t'aeiflo relined! have rrla,lved to di.p•I.oe with the walk- ing delegate. and will hereafter conduct their negotiations and bu.lnea* with the 1• iufauy directly. \u rt.9ange put. in plea for artistic gardening. and way. 11.1.1 w •n. fue it gcn.•nl rude. are inclined In du thing,. in a happy g., Iueky .tele uu general prin. riplrs, ;hat i. In mail, eery de "%tieing and neier half wtl.fartory in the end C155Gt''YGS. I.-liet:t ru large but nestlg Lilly 0141 -Illi 14 -.ill it-- MM. 1,,. stern.% whi'-la .1 g'a.t Out4 rpretutlou w i11 not en laaarge. N i man can .'ter Is. grateful who view's :t 1.•netlt uu the• %,snug bide ar takes. a g..al office by 11r w eeug iaralle. The meaning of ...ug ie., deep. Who 1e them that, its kyti.nl words, tan vi- per-. the effect music has on u.! A kind .1 inarticulate, unfathottible speech, which bads. u. to the edge• of the infinite and lets us fur moment* gaze into it. All great acre toots Gen ages of lu•Itef. When there wa. any rxtrwrlinary power of ierfornance, who a great tuitional movements twgen. when arts appeared. when here* existed, when poem' were made, the human odd edea in veiniest. Few people aro dull while they are d111 - gently einpluy.d-rwt.r who take an in- terv.t in their work «sol try to du It. well. It is when they lay it aide. and with it all sense of reap..n.ibility, that things .uuu•titie• take on • .o,nbre and colorless a -heel. 1f we wait until we have more than we want before beginning to give, we .1x11 die without giving. But 1f we give out of our warty poixiu0 to those whose tiered is greater than our-. we shall live it. giverss, and shall enjoy living. The man whn only gives from his surplus never knows the teal joy of giving. The thumb. according to professional palmist~ is an unerring index to the mind. 1f a person 1- trying to deceive you be will invariably drew his thumb in towards the palm. (in the other hand. 1f he i. telling the truth. the thumb will be related and print awns Inert the laden. No one 1s ttartl.-. in lhiti *aw)d whit lightens the burden ..f it for another. We attract hero. try the twelfth.* we dl -piny; we retell) them by the qualities we potwee. Though we travel the world over to find the ientitlful, we moot carry it with us to flute it nit. Though the body may shirk labor. the bran t- not idle. 1f It dues not grow cunt it w111 grow thioles. I.-,rty 1. not dl,ltunof*. le in itself, hut only when it ane from Idlne.., in- t.•ntp•r,.h.•e. ',Konya:raneee and fully. it 0. geed diw•retton not te make too much .51 any man at the fins, because on.• cannot bold out that proportion. Nothing is more da-irieoite of individ- ual character than for a 1,010 u, lone all faith in hl. own abilities for the peee- cutiun ..f hl. work. Ik•ride not any man's deformities. but Nees God they are not your. Men shall sn.wer at God'e for for their vicious habits, but nut fur their natural impel. - feet ions Niro what is tn.t and foremost ainong the moons which make a nation strong. and gn•et! Work. Net rnathine work: but work Into which the worker puts his pri.l.•. hi. joy, hitt happtneee T...-ommit the execution of a purpose to one who dl.appn.-.•- of the plan of it, 1. te employ but one-third of the neon; hi. heart and bis heed are against you, yon have commanded only his hands. The great moments of life are but mo- ments like the others. Your doom 1s .Token In a word (,r two. A single look from the eye., a mere premie of the hand, may decide it ; ur of the lips, though they cannot speak. FACTS IN FEW WORDS. England imports 5i,000,000 worth 0t potatoes every year. Twenty million dollar worth of hank notes' leave the Bank of Itngland daily. The total cordage required for a first rate ,tars -of -war weighs about eighty tuns, and ezosed. 1111:).p10 In value. A Tennessee boy had a curious way of proving that be wee it child of tender years and enttlted to ride at half fare when he whipped the eonducfor who held • different opinion. The Faux. are represented dry three ,t.terw, (-lot ho. Lachesis and Ateepns. With unwearied fingers- they pos. their time drawing out the tbredos of lite. Clotho holds the spindle or (Distaff, Lech- ,•.t- draws out the threads and Atropos outs them off. JAPANESE PROVERBS. The 1gna.rant ate argument. A ,.,man with • slay a gust. Patience le the rope of advancement In all lines of life. With a mote In the eye one (snnd see the Himalayas. Everybody has eight eyes for Ids neigh- bor'. business. When the wanes of shams 1. lost, ad- van'emeat ees..a Dente, hears one individual and then ommpreihmrd• ten Negligence looks at the isttls6eld. this make. Ito arrows. A wotnan without Jealousy M like a ball without *lam laity The flab which a arep•e from the hook •cern■ always the thrives Wh., steals Amato 1s nailed a thlaf; wb• deals rtrnndr:ta,r, q rn or neves defeated in any three-inch tnngne tan CRISP AND CASUAL. Iambtoo County council has voted to it- tabhsh • House of Industry. 001 spring. wants a I:overoment cetsmite D ies to inspect lb &emcee. It 0e .aid that Itarrie's anemic well water is the beet in the country. A new English church at Richard's Land- ing. Algoma. has been opened. The expense connected with the execu- tion ni i1t•telle was less than 140. At Treatoo the other evening • swarm of G el thee put out the electric light. The new hotel on Wells' Island will be the largest on the St Lawrence. There ars 56 applicator.s for the vacant pulpit in Koos church, Mitchell. Windsor las voted to erect a combined building for city and county officials. Crest quantities of sturgeon are being caught in to ever at Point Edward. Last week the Berlin Swedenborgian church celebrated its nineteenth aniver- s.ry. Samuel Robinson had a foot taken off by • pilot engine at Kingston Juoction last weak. John Forbes, C. T. R. representative at Harrisioe, has been appointed agent at Berlin. A Glanford man bee two cows that, with- in a day of each other, gars birth to twin calves. R. L. Denfaos has retired from the staff of the Dommioc Shorthorn Breeden' Asso- ciation. The estate of Gee. McNab, killed by fall- ing from his horse at London, is worth 150.000. Mr. and Mrs. A•ren Lymburner, North Cayuga, hove jest celebrated their golden wedding. Few unladen; lltice 6014 their ground so e soaeedully as Ayer. Cherry Pectoral. During the past fifty years, it bus been the most popular of all cough cunt and the de- mand for it today la greeter than ever be - ton. Prompt to tbt gad seta le sere. shame; bel a '. etre is easily a lira I w. .hat... • Goal dears. A story is going the ravedo at the expense of ewe of the best Mews ewe of this plasm We .hall not meads W name, but yes know him. Of rather dsMrtnloed mac, M has of hits been ebewkag stens of mental agitation. He wean • fun board, but • few days since his wife, much to her alarm, found bite sharpening • razor. She thought his mind woo unhinged and went into hy atones. F:xpl•natioss followed end it was found that life had for him still some charm. He inteed.d to use the razor epos panful norma A friend who had need Futa.m'. Cors Extractor with seeress advertised eta ties, with the following tamps: Mas rialto happy, wife ditto, reser seat away. Use P.taam's Corn Ex trashier. segy M Matt, Some time age as sam.r..• young man seat a letter to • l:ermine lady and this post- . eript woo added : That my darling may stake no mistake, remember tat 1 will wear a light Bair of trousers and a dark, cutaway rest. is my right heed 1 will worry a small rasa .nod he S ty lit • eager. --Yews eves. Adolphe.' TM father replied oeurt o sly, dating that hie latiOter had gives him authority to repres.at her at the appeuted phare at the time agreed ea. His posiseriet woo s fellows : , Dee mise saw may make se mistakes, 1 iwill be dreehd h tense shirt skews ; 1 will veer le mise tight head • gleh ; te wry left heed I ell vera six -.hastier. se will remarks see Ivy deIvy 1 bate yea wde herd a gamble ef Melee Weise said de Irish. Val fair tee se da SWIM. es i have •.tea. dogs .boa llslif yes -Tear saK-YI DBITIEIOUS IAZAWATTII TEAS, 16,000,000 Packets Ills Greet aMltNa The Tea of the Old Comer}. II 1 LB. IID LB. LEAD PUBIS IT 40, 60, IID 60 CASTS PER LB. 6.01.1) DV - C. V- C. A. NAIRN, H. E. SNELL, • 1184 STURDY BROS. GODILRIOE STEAM BOILER WORKS. NOT GENERALLY KNOWN. A sew census of Russia will be taken in the Autumn. It is proposed to complete Ube work to a alnvle day. The last census was takes to 18f56. In the Queen's *sloop carriage, within easy reach of the bed, te a Noodle on the door, by pulling up which her majesty can apply the breaks to the whole train at any trimmest st ('aycayo, a West Indian island, is inhabit- ed exc;usltely by turtles, some of which grow to an eoorsnous biz.. Many arttempte bare been made to estahlieh homes settlers os the island, but :hey have always felled. The Oseee Iodises are probably the rich- est people enliecttvely in the world. 1 here are only 1,600 of them, sod th.., have t I, 600,000 to their ,rodit in the United States Treasury. and the interest amounting to 180,000 annually, is paid to them by the ( ;overoment agent. A French railway has lately arranged its telegraph hue. en that on a certain signal being giros the wires are switched from the telegraphic instruments to %Morphoses, thus enabling the operators at their option either to talk verbally or to commune .re by the telegraphic code. P01444e ON BANK • Nleflt• - .-5 hank cashier of Vienna raceway died from the effects of touching bis lips with his finger., when e•Swtislt money. At an eternisation of the vaults it fell to hie lot to count a large num- ber of small bills, awe although repeatedly warned, he ooetinneM meehettnslly to touch hie lips when his Bogen became dry. That evening its felt a smarting pain in his hp, but did not atteud to 1l nett • swelling had est in the eel. day H. then ,xtneulted • surgeon, who m,ct.ted upon an immediate operation on the tumour that had in the meantime asenm.d alarming proportions. But. in spits -of the ot.•rat,M, the patient died three days after of bleed re twining. Evev mute.v4 Act, 1111111riplitilb hewn. adeper s • wog Me geeesionds. 01� Moss ee ea isiem PYNY -PECTORAL prthols awes esgbs ed ages V • assmishigis daft Om We a slew rb amer.lp, e.l.d aid ems. seed► Ilg ed asllig le lie atatsla LAM BOTTLE, ONLY NI OW& A. S. OHRYSTAL •ewers.e to thressa/ t en«s. yuafaclurer of all L, Gd• of BOILERS, Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Itres Works, etc., et.:., Aped UGalar s- Eagiets, Machinery ('mouse, A,.. Pipes and Pipe nudists, all Br... (kiwis. Valves, Ganges, Etc. All l'osstasUy os Heed at Lowest Priem. The following Kuoosc head Bollen acd Hace- mato for gale - 1 las 46 H. P. Boner aad Engler. 40 •' Slide Valve Engine. ., 35 " Tubular Bailer, complete. " 16 " lure -boa Roller and F ng.aa,so wheels. Repalrlag promptly motioned to. A. 3. CEST$TJ1L. ase -17 P. 0. Hoa 31. Ooderich.Oat. Werke-olpuoatte 0. T. It. Ntailos.Ooderiea NEW BAKERY IN- G+ODERICH. JOHN A. GREEN has established a new Bakery and Con- fectionery Store on Hsmilton-et. is Barrie's old stand, where he will keep constantly on hand everything in the, line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry of best stake. Large Loaves at 10 cta., and small Loa' es at 5c. No combination ; no extortion : but everything to suit the times and the pockets of the people. If you want Good Bread an.. Cheap Bread leave your orders at :he New Bakery, on Hamilton Street. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Bread delivered to all parts of the town. JOHN A. GREEN. 35CA511 FRllES-35 1st prize, S25 , 2nd, S15 3rd, $10 ; 4th, S5 : 6th, 162 10 prizes of SI each : 20 prizes ot 60c. each. The Proptietore of �S�ada' Ceyiou A- A- C L T- 1 S offer to school chiloten the above priaes, competition open uolit 1.t of %lay, for the best poem or rhyme, the mired letter of the litter reading downwards 'o com- pose the words- `Salada'NlooTcas -0:0- The poem is expected to be the result of the child's own thought, the name, age, addre.s and school to be appended to each poem, also • card out of•package of 11 Saladatt Ceylon Tea. STURDY BROS., 11:S411141.11. The aguarr, a:.eerleb. arTelephon. Connection. TENTS! CAVEATS. TRANS ',MAIMS AND COPIIIINTS Obtained. and all business in the C. q. Patent Office attended to at MODERATX PERA. Our otic* le oppodte the U. 8. Palest Ot- ttoe, and w i sae obtain 1'•tess In lee Mee han those -emote from wASHIN°TON. Seed MODEL OR !MAPPING. We &d- ries as to ppsatenablllt- free of ctarne and we melte NO CI:4ROR UNLESS WE OB- TAIN PATENT. we refer, he. to the Feetaotee. the Supe. DM.. Orots Order v.. and to °Metals of die U.8. Patent OMo.. For circular. educe seem. .ad rets anew to actual clients te roes owe Stele or Comity , write to C • ahem a f•.. 7ppostte relent Mks-Waehlrgtot. L C. 7-tr Ras Intp�,� t�d�� MCNN a 1 W a„AnwATe lfr Ttras• •1a•t tr,.-.•,, for seeurly,Nrair �e'� e�•ten tares 0hrt *y �r 1. Lt trq,lfw pi :f lr 1,y a e.4koe glrae fr ' ,n tae $e ntif is American 1. -*4-..t .'n'alr.•nn e•f, any •Aen'.t. pan.* 'r t0V 4 --mina a'1riw*t�•.���►•,• 'hee wi.dl leetieeo �.thout It, It 111y11 eitt TVaurawata .111 1o4. ,, Mac rarr�7r a hi FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS DUNN'S BAKING POWDER TMecm;sxsrvxuHo Siefertb : Robert Staples left ea Mewdey via the (hn•dias Peel's Railway fey Killer - say, 1A..lkab.