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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-7-25, Page 7• THE RIO% t.f b1)t6RIt'H. ONT.. T1TTTRRT)AY JULY 25. 1898. 7 Strange, but True The child that cannot digest milk can digest Cod-liver Oil as it is pre- pared in Scott's Emul. sion. Careful scientific tests have proven it to be more easily digested than milk, butter, or any other fat. That is the reason why puny, sickly chil- dren, and thin, emaciated and anaemic persons grow fleshy so rapidly on Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites when their ordinary food does not nourish them. Don't k persuaded l• rswepr a I• /Areef ileo t ow% woe. AO. sof V. GENERAL INFORMATION. Nutwithetaadieg the dspnwise of trade, the •moot etaadua to rite credit of depor i tors m the eaviams bank. of England at the sad el 1894 was 0132,000,000, or t:9, 681.000 more tam at the close ot the pre vices ,ear. Here is • philanthrophic business man of- fering • trip abroad to • foreign Count for four to sit months, rich exposer peal and £2,000 remuner•ttol, to the powwow of • title betwsel. Ise ages of thrrtand fort, • eve. A militan tole not eligible sod the ewes for the wip w ss. " impettsat ba --- -- ---- It bee been eelealatd by a' (ions es journal that the discover% of Asthma oast about £1,500. Columbus had an aanu•I sal„r% of 166. The 'apemen of the Nina •,d Pieta not £3b eeeb. This eiders rooeiv .d lea cath per month. The outfit of the expedition amounted to 1.560. Voyages of eat discovery tee more expeoiy• now. The muggers of a certain race course, fearing that the weather would int were with • r osat pngraat derided to iaeare the "pss ler i'80O The found their hues. sem compost , sad for t30 they effected an 'sourest !Jr 1500 to save them from • probable Tess. The laearaues "empire) pined the whole of the 1:30. The following are the rates of p•, meat 1pr oertau work received bs women to Lon des : Making paper bag., fourpssce per 1,000: buttonholes, twopence per dozen : shirts, twop•eos each. the worker fisdieg her owe mitten : sack towing, sixpence for treaty Ave ; pill box making, wet shilling tor aunt -six ,rose ; whip tasking, esu shil Item per doses ; trousers towhees, three paoc. to 6vepeece each : shirt l.i.hiag, theme's."' • doses. The latest Idea of French ph' acmes is to our. colds by .pppph Mg ice to the spin.. Just now, when tie abrupt ohmages in the weather have breverbt influenza. hresehitia, or some kindred trouble, one is &iwuys glad to hear of some sew remedy for "the meld ; but few, we intrigues, will be daring enough to apple this one. Set the tensiometer% sore throat that • few %can ago most people treated b% poultices Med warmth is now quickly •led Bails cured by socking ioe and keeptag the victim 1w & kw temperature, and, is a feverish cold, ice mirht be of gen mise um At a ineeti.g ot the I.lisgtos Beard of Guardians the committee of the Cornwallis Road Workhouse recommended that the barber be paid 12s 64. Instead of 12e. • week. W. H. Wellabl a desired to k sow tf one barber did all the work for the three i.eutations. The clerk replied that there was • barber for each Louse. Mr. liohett% explained that for this 12&. 6d. • week the roan shaved 500 moo twioe • week and out their Bair as often as was neoessar.. Mr. fi•ile. "That • three shaves for • pease. The board agreed to p.% the iacn•eed & mount. It is not general . ksowo that in Fromm u 1e forbidden, wader severe penaltiss, for an see to give intents under one %ear as, form ot solid food, unless such be or dered ►y • written prescription, signed by • legs!!% .iu.iiied medial men. Nurse. are also forbidden to use, in the rearing of in tants confided to their are, at any time or under any pretext whatever, ant nursing bottle provided with a ruhber tuns. See eral other similar •ad *lu•!I% stringent laws have recently been emoted b% the French t:overeemet, which, despairing of obtaining an. tearooms in the birth rate in their least, is now terming is attention to the saving of the few children that are bora. Re --Now, iisil,r doll go and irk your father for yes. She --He won't give his a anent. He -How do you know! Sha -Because four or five base teed it be- fore you. 'Very fine child, sir. I congratulate you. 1 doo't hesitate to say that it is one of the largest babies 1 have ever oxen.' 'Make it the !argent, doctor. Don't mead me -i'm an affidavit editor myself.' -Brook- len Life. Hie -What would you say, darling, if I should 1011 you that you oould never he mine' Mhe-i should say. pet, that 1 we est a lice bundle of year letters that would help me to make it expensive for yen- -Tid- Bite. SARK IT WELL aetebeisstel't Peculiar 1. tar Pre•seet ieaterattM•• lessees• sad Mire rang. Add each generation comes and goes it • marked by changes, developments ..nil discoveries unknown tons predeces- 'o►s. From a physical standpoint one of the most to be dreaded conditions an.. Peculiar for its rapid increase daring the present generation, is when the mind labors under the delusion of persecution, .intense! restlessness, pain in the back ant head. twitching of the muscles of the fat c .end hands, furred tongue, breath foul and ht.Avy, nausea and further indications of stomach trouble. -there may be de- lirium, convulsions or sinking spells. 'Medical authorities apply differept names to the conditions that are unintelligible to the average reader. The actual fact is the demoralised and dangerous state of the system is due to the accumulatiop of 'Body Poison" in the blood that should and would be thrown oQ by i the Kidneys if in a healthy cosditioa n order to m- att/re health, strike at the root of the dis- ease with Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, the onlys going i thkaown that will control the ehlinghe on in e Kidneys, enabl- Ing ( m to furnish fOT the whole system blood free from dieeags.breeding poison, builditlg np the dleMieud candid/in o( 'beeves, and relimriage mental rnc2St.. Sold bg al dealers. Moen 1en,eData Ift Ca, TOMO& i -1111 .c .Wine CHOICE EXTRACT!. By trace mime we ate seven, but 1t s ell •unteient "'num.-United Ptwbytortau. Chu• tumfilueas attar liver dopes& upuu the rharaeter tri osa thoughts -Mlatvw AuKeith oum. "Why art thou alt down. 0 any soul!" (:.d mutates the, serer•. Hs promise. 1. uuchsng%d. His help 1s »till almighty It 1s toot enough for the dleciple of Christ t., du no lours, to hi. fellowmen ; he must do these guard. -- Presby- terian The tuna who duce tori honor hto mother can net be trusted to honor the mother of his children. -Young Men's Ent. "It Is letter u, du will than to rep well, sari the uplgn.ul . but 1t le beth. .1111 Ise h to dh. and say well -Standard. tial d,esn't tell the unconverted tian that he 1• a sinner, but turns un the light anti .how. him list lie is atm. -How's Hurn .�...ei•rt your own frodum if you will, but weer' It m..lt•.tly and quietly, re- electing .'threw OS you w lab to he newel - ad youne,lf. -Freud The Googol is • then a call ; It lean announcement that Gull hex matte pate by the !demi of Christ 11. the atonement. Will you &u. 'pt it at Ilia hand! -- Standard. Th.• 111011 whir Ir always talking &bout the gnat thinge he has done fur the cbur•h could to slipped out of this world end a pwxvx•k .Upped In his place with• out anytsely melting the diser•nce.- Yuung Men's Ere TEMPERANCE TOPIC& The ran who hetes whisky always hates Christ.--Itam'e Horn. Dr. Parker tolls the saloon the "street - corner god .1 i,oiduu." The anneal drink bill of Cleveland, 0., le esld to 1s• Flu,nsl,,rgt The liquor omni, 1nu.t be ended. be - Muer. 1t can not be mended. -Rev. Jus. (.sok. if the road to the pit didn't begin In nslsx•tabillty It touldu't end in ruin. - j'lam'e Horn. Thr influence of alcohol is never to etln.ulste life -growth. but always to bin- der and depress it. -.1 J. Ridge, Y. U. What a young man warns to the day tlme'g.s's tato hi. po. ket, but what he spends in the evening goes into his char- arter.-ilr. T L. Cuyler. The Hr•wer•' Journal states that Eng- lish syndbates have p1.IIb (ret invested in American brewerice. the dividend on whleh. at nine per cent. twit year, was Pe MOW), and was paid In gold. The board of excise of Ithaca. the Rent of Cornell unlveroite. Iters refused all ap- pllatlonR for n'ncwal of !!tenses to sell liquor in that town. Licenses were given to the drug sones. iOREIGN CUPPINGS• The river Rhine Sows at three that's the rate of the Thames. The crown worn by Queen Victoria wctgha; forty ounces. The population of the German empire 1s increasing at the rate of 601.,000 a year. The heaviest of the foreign woods are the pomegranate and the Upturn vitae, and the lightest is cork. Up to the pteeent tine. the Necropolis company, the teepee undertakers in Eng- land, have buried 1:I6,Usi teethes. The long-dietane., telephone between Paris and iwondon has over two hundred calls a day. At the 0114• of two dollars for each tall it pays In a11. it hes been eetimated that ;over two million acres are devoted to the main- tenance of deer in :...Hand, and that about fire thousand stags are annually killed, In Pell the told was oio severe In eastern Europe that packs of staving weivot en- tered Vk•nna, and all the comas of Ven- ice were frozen, and the principal mouth of the Nile teat blot•ked with fleeting ire for a e...•k. FARM FAGOTS. Every -state and territory of the United Stater. ha. an experiment station, the total number being The spring sales of Abetdoen Anguli bulls in England show an average of $b12 for Yeo animals. The what ter op of South America has steadily Inertemed from 4M,tt50,elsi bushels In lac! to IIN,IUI,tlfti► bushels in INNti. Ti,.' Iowa State Agricultural society, which is in debt, nrently ertang.d for the sale .4 atom tickets to the people of Des Molw•a The price of fine -class mutton *beep and lamas on the great markets Is decid- edly encouraging to the friend* of mutton sharp. Ma**ar•huee.tti creameries are catching the *pint .1 organization, and are mov- ing for an n.a,clatlun similar to thew elowh•n• funned. The bili prohibiting adulterations in batter and chcce,.o has been signed by the Governor .1 Ylssourl, and is therefore a law of that State. The Ontario experiment station advises that apple trees he planted far enough apart so that when full grown they will not touch each other. Cattle feelers In the We.t have used ootton.eed more heavily then ever bettors, and 1t le reported that they are quite well pleased with its use. A Kentucky ozelunge notes the fact that cattle were selling for export pur- po.w at flee Dens n pound. live weight. in the blue grew ctuntrlce WORLD PROVERBS. Where money make's the mein 1t uses pot -metal. It is next to Impossible to wound • M.p How often we prey • ruinous price floc tl a:regretful ro.oellertton of a Stetting pleasure. Had Napoleon acted wisely lefnre Mon - COW he need net have airtight consolation in talking whtdo,n after Waterhs, Debt is the devil's depety. it always amens easy for others to do right. i)ffer,nee of opinion 1s the motive p,yree of progress. Few have the tont. to !Moth do and say mach. The average after dinner .peri h will impede to you Ile ntetntng of the phrase, '•Ton fall for utterance" DAIRY NOTES. ps.es�l,wir that the vales of baiter be- ereame with the quality. Milk trust town geneteg the wind of lereatlon doss net ohms la eae/ly se milk been bomb cetera A a mishear. truly eqs fiat en sery- men everywherw owe 1lreenssvea sad their nearowe the obi Igattoas to ow neer Owe in saute power so swop out eau cruse ane uwa.tluu• fated titi1.a1 tilled .;hewer. Th. groat sscia•t In fancy butter-rnaklng, says a dairy writer, 1e a .tudled purple. - to keep all fdolgu eubetao«v out tel the milk, cream and butte.., and bate only original meter's' frwi start w finish anI fancy butter reeulta The New York Experiment 114.1'ke bas been rwklug situ.' pr&clteal tarts w•111. °owe as to the auouut of water they drank. it was found that during lama. tion, or the milk (Isnot peeled, the ater- aae net tb war 11.1iiiU puuude. WHEN THEY WERE LADS- Edison ADSIGlics.n was famous for his inventions w h, u Ye 13txvn was • wc'nulwr of Parliament at ts; at Si one of Its lenders. Poe was a post at le, at 34 he wrote "The Hares. " its died at 114 Bryant wrote poetry at it. At Is his masterpiece, 'Ttiatswpels," was pub- lished. Longfellow's first poetry was published at 13. At ;c' he was nuked wttb our beast 1ttete. Shakespeare lett school at 14, (.lay at 14. John Bight at IS. Scott raisins' the fair realm of litera- ture at :a. At 34 be war the roust popu lar pet of the day. Galileo discovered the teo•bronlenr of the pendulum at lea When 36 was the moat faruoue astronomer in Europe. Byron's first peons appeared at 111• At. Yt he ruched the highuet pinnacle of his literary fsto. Wilberforce entered Parliament at 21. William of Orange re tended the army on the }'n•ueh frontier at W. Hurtle' first volutne was published at 27. .At A. erttirai conceded him to tie the meet richly endowed by nature of any living pet. Napoleon at 27 erxnmaaded the army In Italy. At 35 was temperer. Saw Waterloo at 414. Tennyson at 33 took that high stand &Meng thn poets be sill Itis death. WHAT SALT CAN DO. Salt In whitewash nukes It stick. Salt puts out fire iu the chimney. Salt In solution inhaled carts cold in the head. Salt used in sweeping carpets keeps out loot hs. mall as a gargle will cure soreness of the throw.. Salt thrown on a cal fire which 1s low will revive it Salt and auda aro excellent for bee stings and spider bites. Salt and vinegar will remove stains from dl.coleaod teacups. Salt in water is the !oast thing to clean willow -warn and matting. Salt thrown on soot which has Callon on the carpet will pn•ven. stain. Salt un the fingers when cleaning fowls, meat or ash will preveut slipping. .alt put on ink when freshly spilled on a carpet will help in removing the spot Salt In the oven underirking tins will prevent their soot -thing on the bottom. Salt thrown on a coal fire when broiling steak will prevent biasing from the drip - pi ng fat THE ARMY ANO NAVY. All officers to the Austro-Htingariat cavalry trust hereafter learn telegraphy. In time of war France puts 3711 out of every 1, Wu of her population in the Held ; Germany. 31; Russia, 21. ,r' once of the ocean stamen an w con- structed that they an be converted into artnrd cruisers in thirty hours. The Russian War Office has decided to use henceforth exclusively grey horses for artillery purposes, the reason given fur the tnnutattun being Oust animate of this Dolor have been found by experience to 1x• Wenger and more enduring than the brown ones now toed. The terror inspired by the Japanese armies in the vast is greatly enhanced by the fart that they make no noise•. They march with no bands, n.. drums beat re- veille or tattoo, and In action the Japan- ese utter 0u cheers. The ofiher% have a node of signals by whtutling that serves to direct the muveluouts of the trope. GEMS OF THOUGHT. ile not simply goxxt-be good for some- thing. Faith is the mot from which grow the fruits of Christian life. Hidings sin isn't a bit safer then handling a rattlesnake. -Ham's Horn. It is Linty the truth we follow that has power to lead us straight to God. He who sits at Christ's feet here shall let on his throne hereafter. -Matthew Henry. If a man L busy. and busy about his duty. what more dues he require for time or eternity !-KInastily. Remember that religion in business is just as important as religion in the church. It dons • man gond to believe wane - thing. It doss other good to have him do something. -United Presbyterian. What doth it profit a men if he gaits every point In an argument and loans his beet friend! -Young Yen'■ Era. Define giving advice we most Aare secured 11. acceptance, or rather have made it deelr,d.-AmMI. There 1s something wrong 11 we Mop rv'jotetng In the Lord as coon as our *by teens to cloud tip -Ham'. Horn. When Paul said that godliness with contentment Is great gain he was not nuking an apology for plops laslneea - 'Standard. The minister who would awaken his people for their eternal good, must open the Bible wide enough to stow them what is in it. "Understand well the force of the words: "A God. who rete thee, a mo- ment which flees from thee, an eternity which awls thee; re (3od. whom you serve so 111; • moment, of which yon so little profit; an eternity, which you has - aid so rashly." MISSING UNK& Swallows have ben aces al els over one thaimaade Wks from Led It Mies lie swim yews ago, for the Jep,nees Sills is gild tisk tomb. Ata tale of relies innIn the f ING tf1W i tooth of Mr I ewton was s54 fie • sem equal to OMNI& People Retell better with Moir ,nontb. Moe clues ell the air flee Lea use of the lags meat Mess les drawn throng% the stab. The einedleat metneare of weight in amu, the vein, took Its name hose hosing artg- ioally the welgei of a w.i1•drted gats of tritest ORUMSS Or WISDOM- Wnrry sad the mice digger get ee wMei we get oat to mea trouble we sever here • Meg well %V hoe the des!! ea,. t get tehiod the Or... 1.• r in .ay mkt" way he twu.eua.ee gibs the oboe.. There are people w ho hate a thief, wk. bonen beets std never ,.tars them. He who is beating leu • wife without • limit should nwen,aer tl.et the spouse be is seeking may be sea. chits for • busbazd of the mine sort. The sees she is enit os.e reed te speak the exact troth is set &b t to be perrelees. It is as well to take smudge holm the ally as essase4 from ti.e wise. Pleases 1• ...ere esa, From The Cased. Fa now 'a San. Sir M&ckeaaie itow. 11 in the Semite the other de, said, to retersooe to • oto -qtly e upersauuat.d , fhuul. whose fate the Sew; eon were bemoomu g l.ee•uoe the amount of bie supraanuatlou •Ilowance was not equal to hie seta.%, the . Iticul bele, good ruoueh to produce • &umnber of tnumouals of of ceeocy from fors et Secretaries of State, In whose department he had served "So far s. Henn J. illorgaa s 0000eroed I lea free to oat that of I had been Secs tart of State he wool 1 ti..e bail' dee mad instead of reduced to tank This view was •Ian held I. the law Chief Justice of the Supe. toe Court, Sir N',Ilum Ris6i•, who had asked Sir lobo Macdonald aot to press •a invutigatio• •gemet bin, es tt would mean bi. dumlesel. Hada t e• better send • few farmers to Ottawa to storm things!. $ado t we better tell our Chief Justitw that it is jostle. we want mewed of i•iriter` Bade t we better steed our Sir Knights is • row and ship them across the Doran to her wheooe came their misfit titles' Hu one of our dead Premien been die honored or libelled t, our hying Premier le the .tete cent of I'.rmier dowen true or uotrne' 1f true, I am..i• has been for %ears • hell of corruption, whose 'lime has been scattered far and seer •m0118 the people. 1f we have diaboneat Ministers at Ottawa, have we faithful molesters in our pulpit• Do our clergymen condom wrongdoing in high places. or do Olt .% fear to tell the truth lest the% offea4 some liberal church members who are adherents of the part. ooidemed ' If • fountain is impure, ma • stream ran P ing therefrom be elven' If fathers Toth for onpnueipled poltticiene, can they tell their children to believe they are men of principle themselves! These are ttueetions that capitol be Ind aside b. honest mem. They are ideas that ain't be considered. The Mors of the Bible is that God has failed to destroy the mations that have disowned Him. 'Our people manor prosper if tbe% refuse to do the will of God, which in the matter of government has been indicated too plumk to be mis- understood. Henry J. Morgue merited dismissal. !air John A. Macdonald knew it Chief Justice Ritchie knew it. Both, however, agreed that he should retain his position, Premier Bowolt has known apparently all along that the man merited diemis►•I, but • Premier who did sot use his snthority to order an investigation cannot now be expected to protect the treasury from the hand of an unworthy official who has been esperana- • ted. ('aptaia Rowell does not any louver command the Ship of Suite and pirates are to possession. Revival et Trade. Reportsfrom the United States support the view that trade interests have vastly improved recently and that the business outlook for the future is i.coursiginr. This will be welcome news to the people of ('eaada, since our own trade interest will be stimulated and improved. la nothing has this improvement been shown is a more marked we% thea in the increased sales of Putman's Painless Corn Extractor. Times being dull evert thin` oot absolutely heeded became & luxus, and its sate became let• tionar. Now it is different. Sales have increased vastly, doubt less as it bas proven the onk safe mare, had palette' remedy tor oorns, and wise people will use no other. Ns Cense Nr •tares. Anxious Mother - I'm afraid, doctor, that poor Willie has got bis death. He ate tee many herd -boiled ergs pater- day - Doctor -Ahem ! How - eh -many did he eat, main Mother -Oh, be says half a doze", but I fear the dear ohtld is deceive'. me Willie (from pillow) I -et --two dozen -be" .ip'a- Mother - Morey on us ! And what, ohild Willie -An' two goose .a . Doctor -There is no need e( my wireless, mem ! I thought the boy had overeaten, them ! But you evidently do.'t know the Koster boy, am ! Should he become ner- vous during the night give him • couple or tires good-sized doughnuts cad half • dozen sepias. Good evening. mama ! HOT CORN. It isnot oar custom to eritici.o natore,bat we have no b•eitancy in .e)ing that she fe11 down when she did.... grow handles to the watermelons.--Witohita Eagle. Doctor -Well, my has little fellow, you have rot quite well &gals. I wee sure that the pills 1 left von would este you. How did you eke them, in water, or be take! "'tilt, I used them is any blow-gun."- Tit- Rub. Johnny -1 found 50 cants this morning. Mama What did yen do with it! "Jima. Wats was with me and I gave half of it to him." "What mad* you do that Jessie -You see seftber of us licked. - (lioago Herald. A os g gendarme had to take • prise- s Were thet►s�es wed .iter the trial enemy him to the avert pries. He bad sever boss i• **Whitest Wars, sod steed le the corridor with his ohmage net knowing wIdele w&y M tars. Al'At a the old .fend- er had pity an him and said : " Cams on : i nohow pee."__i a Rappel. • lrimaw.er. " Than, Willie.- amid the lad'' mother, "• i tee mens ler yea New, what are you geieg to bey with it e" " !lave it up to hey fireweeks lee the Phut of July," replied the bey le a-�i ahem panties's. was shaset i Mow ' W`y, Willi., yes hoe* yes are tMiel 'geyser lsesov to give to the Imathes.a .I.ti slew f' • bot lie Mises ere k1Mwr " tadtie Alms anis tie i.a.ekbe. deet they r too bee t • _intim Ii het vey UM. jot Ma aloe, •• M1t al Sable DELICIOUS TEAS, 16,000,000 Packets NI lug li Offal D(Itala The Tea of the Old Country, D 1 LB. IID 4 LB. MD PLAITS IT 40, 60, IID 60 c®T% PSB LS. tiuLl) BY - C. A. NAIRN, H. E. SNELL, and STURDY BROS. FOR WOMEN Probably not many women know where the powder puff. w.th which alabaster brows and blushing cheeks are produced come from. There u • place in Chio&go where some nimble -fingered girls aro engaged all the year roiled in making them The ma- terial is the soft, fluffy down from cygnets or young .wase, and it oomea largely from the islands in the Baltic At Mostar, in the Herzegovina, • husband and wile died a most extraordinary death together. The wife went to the wine cellar to fetch • mug of strong new wine for her husbands supper, and se the enormous mk wee not full she leaned over and tell tato it. Her husband immediately dropped in to save her, and both were drowned in • few minutes. Their property is valued at 120,- 000, but they heed se simple peasants, The time- worn theory of the orderly ease of the earth that there is • place for everything, would seem to have taken root in the mind of • certain society woman who, whenever she wants to indulge in the luxury of • good cry, repairs to the bath roam and wails to her heart's contest. Some of her friends have f&oetiously sag- that when to future she feels like vtng & real good cry, she tarn on the fewest' as • rowing aooempaniment to her own flood of tears. All women are roing to wear duck this summer. ♦ pretty design for a d.ok gown, and oes that will launder oosnpareuv.ty easy, has & full, plain skirt, with • bend of floe embroidered insertion omthere* a doable skirt. The bodies w cot out in • square seek, outlined with the embroidery, sad =toads oyer the arm in onp-like fash- ion. It hes two darts in treat and • ripple skirt with • band of the embroidery for • marrow beet The bodice fastens in the Iaek with small pearl buttons. The odd thing sheet it is nkat it is worn with • silk gimp sad sleeves. THE WPsK LIWK MA LW( a nems A iKOL*CTSD COLD ....s. ..este.& !heft bio OungtpSgq, =MI R A Ogle M Tip .t •..es Pyny- Pectoral THE QUICK cues eye 000111411. Colne. •ftON0MIT1e. MOARNNese, ave. U tut& DODERJ0H STIA11 BOILER WORKS. A. S. C H RY STA L, Sewero erle CAr fps! I !!lank,! uuufecturer of all Rade of BOILERS, Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, hheet irg� Works, etc., etc , Aad I)e•ler-n- Kagaes, Maal►tuery ('astlage, At:., Pipi end Pipe Fitttagv, all threes goods, Values, Gauges, Etc. All Constantly on Hud at Lowest Priem. The following eeooed bund Bolters ted Mach. teary for sale :- One 46 H. P. Roller sad Ka5it.e. " 40 " Slide Valve Fagine. " 35 " Tubular Boiler, complete. tt ••6 Firebox Boiler sad F:ngiae,on wheels. Repotting promptly attended to. A. S. OESTST.•L. URU•ly P. O. Boz R. Uodertek.Ost. Works --Osman* 4,4. T. R. Station. Godesigi NEW BAKERY N -- a-0 ERIC H_ JOHN A. GREEN has established a new, Bakery and Con- fectionery Store on Hamilton -et. in Barrie's old stand, where he will keep constantly on hand everything in the line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry of best make. Large Loaves at 10 cta., and small Loaves at 5c. No combination ; no extortion, but everything to suit the times and the pockets of the people. If you want Good Bread and Cheap Bread leave your orders at the New Bakery, on Hamilton Street Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Bred delivered to all parts of the town. JOHN A. GREEN. 35CASII PRI1?S35 1st prize, S26 ; 2nd, $15 , 3rd, 1510 ; 4th, S6 ; 5th, S2 . 10 prizes of SI each , 20 prizes of bOc. each. The Proprietors of Salada CeyionT 1 offer to school cbilares the above prizes, competition open until 1st of May, for the best poem of rhyme, the initial letter of the hues reeding downwards to eom- puse the words-- i , - Salads CelonTeas T- The poem is expected to be the result of the child's own thought, the name, age, address and school to be appended to each poem, also • card out of a package of It Salada" Ceylon Tea, I - STURDY BROS., ClN MM, The nenarv, 4:ederich• aiTelephone Connection. TENTS! CAVEATS. TRIOSI/ARILS 11110 COMMITS Obtained, and all bushman In the IJ. 8. Patent Oeoe attended to at MODERATE FRMS. Our °Moe is opposite the U. 0. Permit Of. Gm and w r sea obtain Patens in lees time ban chaos -emote from WASHINGTON. Been MODEL 014 DRAWING, We .d- vlss as to sbllitll free of opat�. we make OBaROE DNLEBB ani 741N PA H.NT. We refer, ber., to the Postmaster, tha0 at M Order DIY„ and to ol5olals (J. 8. Patent OMee. For circular, terms and retereeoes to actual °bents la ma awe State or °oasts, write to c • saw It ca.. Oppoette Pelmet 'OSoe,W..klmgten,:D C. Anar<rr AISSey fir , PATENTS I 0 �n ba� as llsnen�awav, irtirrivelit s Atomise. e Ari e.r* giiiveess ri f c•s : m tks ,cctentific American twr..rt t`r.1tertn MM erelasr, tl.e s.7S•lIlNn 1b• dmrH N. Mxomamba. A'',vKN.17.1 tbot1112'e .Caisse...n.a•Awarw at tori. FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARg DUNN'S BAKINO WDER COOKS BEST FRIEND LAMAIST BALI IN CANADA. The slily Teasels Orem ewer ed to e atsrsber el the fames Ligit Brigade w Bal oleve was reseals sold d a pebble aaettewrw be Landow.