HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-1, Page 7THE SIGNAL : °WittiAH. ONT.' TillinDAY AUGUST 1. Mk
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physicians
prescribe Scott's Emulsion et
Cod-liver Oil and Hypopbo
phites because they find their
patients can tolerate it for a
long time. as it does not upset
the stomach nor derange the
digestion like the plain oil.
Scott's Emulsion is as much
easier to digest than the plain
oil as milk is easier to digest
than butter. Besides, the fish -
fat taste is taken out of the oil,
and it is almost palatable. The
way sickly children, emaciated,
anemic and consumptive adults,
gain flesh on Scott s Emulsion
4 very remarkable.
Pecs f be Mes•w l• •atnpl • itt.tedhite
gMt ♦ Cons. 11 L lL. Ides and IL
" WHAT'S I1N A NAME?"
IT all came about through winning
teat prize, and getting my same published
hesitate throughout the length .d breath
of the lead. It is, of coarse, • flees thaw to
wake up sena morning .ad kad oneself
famous, bat Loma this app.restly W it.
drawbacks. I de sot aired the crafty sp-
peakel(or hall, the wily prospectuses of tor-
toises to be wade by tokiag .hares is thio
or that eoap•ay, or ems the well laid
•.homes et the raise pmts. that nese is by
gooey pest ; but when it mane to downright
ai.r.pe.e.ai•tlm, I thought the limit had
bets gabstappsd.
It rim issue • helE1sh% after the day es
wheat my tomato privative= was blazon
ed forth as the wilew of a mach-eoveted
prise Net 1 Heaved the bilowieg remark •
able semaaoimetien :
"At lams, 1 hays fooled yoa,villaim ! Veer
Ming-platesis no /eager • secret, for I have
read in • public prim% your Waist name
and seinen ! Seoa.drel ! These whoa
yea are booed by every eery tie to
okr.h sad support have been cruelly loft
to the leader etcraies of the parish, while
you, doubtless, have lived a life of luxury !
Eat the game is now pkyed out, and • day
of retribution in at head ! I. your lawful
wife and .ix chiselres-your children -will
make it oar imeinsen M sell ea yen mad d. -
mrd the riehte a benband sad • father has
es loam withheld S beware 1 Yea bre
extended toes an mom ; we will thew
aone 4. yes !-Yes Ivies wife. Sumo."
To m7 that I was ksm.kd bask by the
straags .pNile 41 only to arpeggio bit the
truth, It fairly took the wind oat of may
sada )12, wife and children !-aix of them!
This was surely coming is strong towards s
yoaag fellow who may • few weeks pm -
Vesely had o.l.beat.d kis tweaty:thid
birthday. I did not even ponied that in -
dimmable desideratum to • Wally mam-
a wife. True, 1 we moo. goiag to laws one,
for -.ad this is w dale ..arm between oar -
e lves -tet beano of marrow Werth the
•000mpli.hed Clementine Wilke and ay
cod had been ailed tor the third time only
e the previous Sunday, and • week bow
was to see us tatted former to the bonds
of matrimony. This by the way.
Of o•aroe, I know then must be ewe
terrible mien oke in the document I bid in
sy band.,bet that knowledge did not snake
the perusal of it any the more agroesble. I
',odd plably goo that it sigh sadly lead
to ewe Intl* ewkwsrda.es s1 • time whoa
I low weaved. any. However, I was d."
itemised not to let the thing oadaly worry
MG. se. swallowing the matmtiaal tea and
toast, I shortly afterwards lit • cigarette
sad ..t eat fee the ptrform eine of my daily
duties, `sally coe..U.g ayes( by Dousing to
the oasolaien that the affair was probity
• maid joke ea the pert of ewe freakish
tnoad, mod 1 should hear so more of it.
At a little later than my usual hour 1. the
thermos l returned to my lodgings, and
the 're --a foot of which I we not pre
viooely awes -that I had stupidly lett this
very remarkable .ommanication behind me
on leaving how in the Mhoraiag, for 11 lay
on • sideboard open for sayome to read. I
guessed, of enures, that the landlady bad,
by virtue of • landlady's iaaliemble rigba,
made herself by this time familiar with its
omtonts, but did not .ailing, her on the
point. was more o.soorsed to know if
ayose We led dose so tue, sad with Net
view sagaired if tiere had hem any whetters
daring the div.
" Only Yin Wilk.," wee the I•adlely'.
.spilt, with a sort et b.t$kd-up smile. "She
orae shoat ea hear ago, thinking you weald
be hams, and •fir staying • few miutes,
soddenly lett"
Saddeal7 lift 1 Had she then read the
I1 .1
several emsw
• very
n/ seas
hen well" N
JOLT ton -twin? -?fit (less
to
m
,yaao.1t r.-�fl� I1eet
.said ship ? De -lows Althtmgh I
ks+w Clomtatm• t. be • see cim this
ordinarily l.gn41IYve girl, the ems oppress k
of ear marriage ee.my to give her a tort of
right le who swell ammi.ad any-
thing that .u.sersed aW.. .0 .i 'Om
acre .,Lural s►.s then air .kali tltbl •
✓ eal Moroi is the eerreep..d..« et she
teas who • weak ►,a.e woad ho her has
bad ! Oh. yes, I felt sure .he had read It ;
but thea, she wee • eearble girl, and mold
sorely ass the thing is its right light ; d
muse she wea'd. But I would nimbi rather
time Laid bar •boat it us)mit thea that eke
amid wire thee Mewled.* of it by bar
awn moa.- Row annoying it war. le be
B ore,
It wee some tise later when I sallied
forth to the hem. .f my beloved to speed
the .sual evsdng trait. How pretty the
little villa looked whoosh the dwelt, with
it. sloping gram lawn and brilliant reran -
IMM. ! How proudly she maga reared their
beads above the blue -flowered iris test
skirted the garden wall ; how fragrant the
bosywcklo that olimbd mound the .rt
fully desir.od entrance : and whet • wealth
a floral beauty was displayed is the miss -
tare eoaesrvtcry that eooireled the draw
iag-roma window ! But how Inuit more
lovely than all was ClemenW herself, as
she stood amities me within the teem
in all the beauty of budding woaw-
hod, with her brilliant eyes and Amities
I raised forward to meet my oh•rmer
with •11 my oustemary efusiveaea 1 did
sot get guile the reception i expiat.d.
"nausea!' cried Clementina, dr•wi.p
herself ep to her fell height of ire feet
Mae. and waving me off with her hands
"Approach not sot ! Hay. yea the of -
ftoatery to instal me with year polluted
preemie, you base we
For • woman who in MU -.-doom days is
expected to become one's wife, I thenp►t
this rather no! ; betas I ham Chaeags.
had • hank snag atter stage ibid. I ma -
chided aid ma acting, and leaghed at
bis.
"Ab ! you meek me, vile thing! Quit toy.
preemie, ..d go-go to your wife and
ehildnashrieked the fair tae, evdestly
AU earnest.
"Cl.meatiaa, den't he .tepid." 1 mid.
"Tera is • mistake. I know to what yea
allude. You have been to my roam. sad
read • stupid pot. sideswiped to - I tell
you it is all a mistake."
"Ad • pretty .iat•ke for nee ! ' erred
slew "Bat. 'Mak heaves. I hew dM-
.e,.e.d it he time. before it bowie impair -
able. Ott, yore monster !"
"Hear Mo, Clens ',tins. like the sensible
girl I've always taken yes to be," I plead-
ed. "I 4.11 you the whole tbian ism error,
a d.1...., without s word of truth i. it.
I will hove the wr t bed Maass. cleared
ftp at otos Beside, think • moment. The
des is prepoeereo. It you oosld bring
y.sn.0 to imagine me the husband of
soother, yea Barely could sot he1Mve me at
my age the father of holf a dozen cbildrs..
It se too absurd r Aad I smiled • sickly
anile at the folly of the thing.
"Hew oma I toll ? Perhaps you have de-
ceived me to your age as well ! Of whet
value 41 • ewe unsupported word ? But
Imre me : g., end pct me break my Mei is
solitude'"
Ia this strata she went on, blindly refus-
ing to be oeatorted, until the thing got e
bot that I seized my bet and rushed to me'
odgiap a despair. with the mention of
forthwith tying myself to my bed -poet, in-
stead of • week hew to ay woe. On eon -
'adoration, however, I 1.0454 to delay the
fatal sot for • day or two, is order that f
might ham time to arr.ago the disposal of
my worldly goods and .8.14.41, as I did not
wish there should be any wrangling over
the possession of my het b..es after ay do
oe.a la this determination I retired
early to ret, to enjoy the sleep of nos-
ham
Bat I Aid not have thiap quite to myself.
My mew slumbers of the night were •
fesefully enlarged editio. of the day's pro-
mdisp. The six children, quickly multi-
plied .p to sixty, shared my d41treesful
comb, and made tho night merry with their
pranks. They danced borapipe on my
attest : turned somersault. cos the bridge of
my noes ; seized toe by the hair of my bead,
and whirled me round the room in • w-
eer that would have surprised Mr. Maske-
Iyme lamed, toeing me over sad oyer like
• Shrove Tuesday psaceke.
Needles. to et tb•t 1 awoke in the morn -
tag with • splitting headache, aid feeling
generally so unwell that I decided to pars
the day indoors.
I% was afternoon, and I bed thrown my
. eat iota as easy chair aad filled my pipe
with the intention of upending half sa hour
in the regime( oblivion and tobssoe mike,
when • violent rae-tat is the outer doer
e anwd as to orris. le sty feat. A few sea-
med. kir the door of ney roes was thrust
saddest, open, and a powerful feminine
Woe exclaimed : " Go to your father, my
dean, and lot bin se how you love him r
Is an Natant half • doze. brats of every
oos..ivable degree of dirtiness rushed into
the now mad made ter me. A ample
siegbt bold of each leg. while the .thea
pl.b.* 1 iso securely by the arm', and the
whole of ties buret into a (tracked therm
of " paddy ' Moldy 1"
18. steno was probably hideous. sod 1
believe i mild have imbed at It myself.
bet that *roach the epee doer I thought I
meld esti (asrmeatlna with • semi spas her
hew
"Whet does all this mesa ? Take them
brats away t" I shouted. manly etreggliag
4. free myself hos the whew of the
yams writhes.
A wows .f mosendoe build heeseed hents
the reals aid Intel her gkeitg eyes apes
"i*'e the wrong ass !" she aheaeed s sad
them, ta...1.st to the Mem mid, "Cents
.way, m, deers, mem sads s embl•8.
Thee's net your father r
"Them whet die yes meas W nsding lse
lid lytsg M/yr W easing M nes M this
way T' f ti --dad .f the ww.Q.ifg
thought you were my hatband.' the
.e,fl4 seely, "Yta'me pa the air
. oma
anasaliem mow .tapped herward.
"le .at this gelatinise. than. your Imo -
bumf. ma'am !" she Irked. timidly.
Tia woman regarded brr...to-pea.ady.
"Sly bntbad, mhos. orad so he is. he 41 •
ass t" wee her reply, ;idiot Walt to la
Jen.
c--- laughed loudly. A. fee my -
. etl. 1 heat eoidem telt wile( in my hie.
1 wee gaits aware of my yosthfld appear
e ase, is bot, prided myself apes it, b.IM.-
he it • mist is my favor. But to by. It
threat at me 1. this way was west 4.aUlat•
lag. However, it seamed to side eves sod
ler .11 the isogametes* et the tetter, cod
evi4.stly maimed (stations br..U, for
.bMUy afterwards. with the smhot•ass of
the landlady, she mise d to draw .ff the
horrible weeess sad her brae, sad even to
.street aa apology from her for the mlatake
she had silo
Whim they had gem C7ementlna aim up
tome end said : --
" Will you forgive me, dearest? 1 ..e
how stupid 1 have bass, and am mad with
myself for ever bevies distrusted you. But
the Mem r was the amass of it all. How .illy
of ate to have believed it ! (u yea ever
overlook my folly end love me again !"
For • few stomata I had serious iambi
of taking • third single to the deaderioh
!shads, Dat Clsmsnttms pleaded so prettily
that- 1 par way, and we went aw-
ned at the date previously arranged.
rainy. and eae.ces
1t is often .11 the little shins that o.erti-
tate the wide dtler.nee between swam
and t•tlure. Some uses, earnest ea purpose.
capable io way way*, teles melds to dis-
cern the import of sumer. aewerikelsea im-
portant elone.ts. end mean is cow
gssaee to gr•.p the oppertuaities that if ea
copied meld carry them on to victory. In
the setae way people are imposed apes by
.00vaery draggrto, who, to gala.', addi-
tional profit. practice e diabow% method
of sutati4.u.a. Caen for Paloea'@ Pain-
less Cern li:tractor, they e000pt some
worthless Aesb-eater .b.oiat., eel, to be
dimppssated or suffer minty. Putnam's
Cora oare is the only reliable one.
"WHEN THE KVE COMES NAME"
ttt pert Nebo Hosmtar marls of ah. Cels.
?Lei Bovine A.eeetdtes.
AS per anaounoetsent of last week,
the regular ves.Yag .t the Geologisk Bowie
A..od•tiom took pity on the Dart How
Park. gone s number of the member, were
pr.m.mt.
At daybreak many of the guilty boyish
..aid he gem approaching from ell potato .f
the esapso, lathing give eoatent.d after
their sight's exploit* Sew of them oar
rod on their bores souvenirs is the shape of
ea►bage leave., grams ears, piste tope, Ms.,
bodes laving .eat ugly mean ea their
pbvslrga
Yea, ef our exasperated animas had
4.en ivied to attend, ..d • silver sal.-
ts. was to bye been takes ftp .t the ..-
to the park. This lest part of the
programme. however, was looked open by
Brothers Short -tail and Oae-hare as rather
• tootle toe mei of • grab, and sonsegaest-
ly ti. perk we thrown cpm to the mimed
sad the public free.
A wire some was costed armed the
Nannies to protest the jollier bovines
from the ravages et the enappiag Ladles
who harmlessly swim aroma in the bastes.
The home guard protested the Gowen and
shrub as beet they eovld,bat it wag • tedi-
ous task. owing to the eerarity of bras mash
and gear at beam.
As the moa wee rising quickly, .ad the
q. re Retie' ali.e with people, the 'nest-
ing was rushed along i. • lively amasser.
Miss Jersey, the oeoret•ry, having recov-
ered from boy injures, was quite spry aad
frisky, and her voles was u line order.
The president, Mr. Bull, was lam in •r
riving, laving mot with • mishap by fetus
tangled up in • cow -Ilion with • barbed
wire fence and • bulldog, down near Bing -
ham's grove, and the old taloe's of hied
stank and whiskers were in bed shape. He
readied the meeting just is time, on three
Ws, but by the application of • little strap
applied with • make whip at intervele,
be will ems be 0.E.
to order to liar. up to the park regul•tios
sign, " Keep Off the Gram," the Court
House stem wonpiss and • banner
bowies " We are 48.oTl m(p)g." was hung
.eross the sad of Ne building. It looked
very attritive and will appear br the new
Godshall Globe.
When the business was ever."' social took
gale.. Tb 'lawl' opened by Mien Heifer
singing • beautiful ballad entitled " We
Won't go Home till Hornig, the presi
Mat s..itiimm be the *bores. The effect was
a*gim1, aid the m.ladines voice. doming
on the early momism sir. was • rare treat to
our vision), who .aver heard smelt swine
music before.
A hornpipe, danced by the ieltford Boss,
was imam sad .early brought the stare
don.
A stump(tail) optima by old Beneo Steer
(s), Mr. Holstein, ouo..4 Nish amuse -
suet.
A dame by the Devonshire Slaters, en-
titled "Ia the Gree. Fields, Far Away," wee
very effective end testator, aid seamy of
the poor old female bovines shed tear*, it
Miss Waked • tender spot in their mem-
grim
At this point of the entartoi.ment • for
rile wise std howling was beard at one
of the fountains, ose of the juvenile bo-
ving. Billy 0m11, bating ventured too scar
the bed.. the big Nudtsrtle 'seethed if
quite • ehank .t that valuable fly prim -
ter -the toil. The uta s sppie soon re-
vived after taking • been er two of 10(k.
feet, and will be se ge.d se ever by the ap-
plM•Ilen of • Mile hair ?wirer.
Y1.Yaps never ewe .i.(I,. At
tido jso.Mrs me of tib tow ma -
sashimi mime • writ her dentems es
�t Mies Jersey, who took
no wiread esatesle, whit& •rs
as follows : The tl.dmbh Beim Anemsa-
ti.s to the des.. garde. .ad Tatra ...e&
Damsons and presented for 18�000das the 1, 000 bona,
e... sad a few 0. ess,mall Aso4..
cary
-.ylw alesarap basil.. ly,he-
Win
adhmiged ff hams, /ewer pats,
nos
.- ffat.�i. flh.�aiib
was
eet
eaApd. lase shot wee lis smelt ler the
brehmihnM ASF it wIn he s itg� fait le lo-
eft
the newt et the whmb1h1e�g b
et Isis eww tr
tedd sue Thee Wag
rep io the haste .t the barbs de.
swat AWN to eaimi.ed .sed ser A np
=sissies. Na
rNaws sties.afrom the eawagne of a hsi d
IS PARAYLSIS CURABLE ?
MK 01110ROS LITTLE, OF ESSEX
COUNTY, SAYS 1T Irk
M■ Maria as OWN Ts.atal-C gS,asliMca TO
?sows Tis MUTE Or aA AmOOTION --
srrrame res °Taft TWO YaaMm-NOTN
■ItmiLN AND RAWLY T5WOMT TM*?
ONLT DI ATO COOLY END Mm sarriaLNM.$
-At1A1N 5NJOTIN1 Teti sista Mo Or
110CNA ■LLT..
Pram TM Mases rr.s )nota
1.i a •e truly • burden to thews not blamed
with • full ms•.ari of koala' and str000th.
but when •.trona aim se brostht to the
verge el almost utter hots lemseae, when d x
Mr• bil, &ad there is mammal, ootblo5
Iaft to do but wait tet drool ema.mom that
comae but cow 4. all, the ow •rumee as
aspect of esteems ssdiees. 1■ ouch • me-
dium ae we did Mr. t;...rg. Lade, of the
townohip of Colehaster Nath, Dud btmerlf,
sail recently The Free t'rw Mario aim
doatall) that he had reeeeored health and
. reagtb, a repot ter wee peat to ia.e.Ngat.
Whenasss,Mr.Litde expressed', willio.aee
to state the ',mitre of hexa oae,and hexa story
et as Niles :
DELI€IOUS
NAZAWATTU
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
Oil Milk
b Int
-'Had to sit wit fret to a hot cryo."
Some four year' eqo Hr. Little suffered
from • severe attack of I. grippe which left
hie lower limbs perttaliy paralysed He
called i. es. .1 the beet sw.wm physician
of 1i...g sooty, who appeared to do all
thus lay is his power for the relief of Mr.
Little, bat N se sued. Tor two send • half
years he suffered the meet iot.ese pain and
was omitted to his bed fa the /team part
o1 the time. The doctor was purled with
hie ores and as he seemed to obtain so r. li t
be obawged demon for s pored The
w ood doctor did so bettor thea the other,
sad Mr. Little retersed to the one be had
Stet called ia. Finally, despairing if ever
obtaining relief he told the pkyeieiss tact he
did not se may further use of taking Isis
..thein.', sad believed be timid die if he
did sot obtain relief 1a • sitars lima H.
had wasted sway to little mere then s more
.keleten, and was au objet of pity by hes
. wkbors, .oil felt homed • buries to hie
family-. His wife and family had rives up
hope, and Me a.wbbon all thought it was
rawly • quassia of time whoa Mr. Little'.
death would relieve his .af.risg. While
kis limbo were partially paralyzed Le mold
he them sof toient to hobble about the
how sad door yard, but rt he undertook to
walk to the stable be would be confined to
hie bed ter • week after. Hie limbs mew
.umb sad cold. During the bottoms tom -
seer days be was obliged to sit with hie Not
and legs in . hot oven, wrapped in flannels
sad het Moths until the .kin would come off
a scales Mr. Little beLi.wd that hu
physician we doing .11 then *.old be dose,
and has nothing hat kindly feelings for the
treatment be relayed at ha ber but be
is carotin that the doctor tied no hope of he
recovery. H. bad tried an advertised
mWrs1 water, taking to all w.ee pllo.s of
it, butt failed to obtain mist. After suf-
fering for two and . half years, Mr Little,
in the Sumner of 1893, real of s we simi-
lar te bis owe, thee bed been cured by the
um of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Grasping
at this lit hope, be .tut for • few boxes
aid began taking them• Before the mooed
hex wasell u.od, Mr. Littlew.s.stisied that
he had found • remedy that would oare
kin of hu.i...dingly painful and 'mysteri-
ous ailment. Mr. Little aon►uoed the nes
of the Pick Pals for several mouths, and
me able to got out and do light work about
the farm, which he had not bees able to do
for over tw. years. He oostinued using
Pink Pill. • while longer, when be was fully
recovered and waa able tie do any of the
hardest work on hie farm, and is the wises
time worked •Imwt steadily at log sawing
and wood -chopping. paring the past Fall,
he my., he was fregacstly ossght out in
heavy rain storms when be was sway free
home, but he bad .o far r o.vsrd that his
imposers' have not brought any bid results.
Darien the very .old weather of the pe..
est Winter ho was bawling wood to Wind•
nor, • d41tes.w of ittesa mil .. He looks at
present es if he had hardly esen a eiok day
to hie life time.
Mr. Little feels deeply vratfal to Dr.
William: Pink Pills and claims that hie
complete recovery se sntirely due to the w
.f the pale. H. gime his tc.Mmoey tar the
►entffe of others who may be sialiariy
afflicted, Mr. L ittle's wife who me present
at the interview, corroborated Mr. Little's
tesiimeay and believes he.w.e kis satire rya
emery to the w of Pink Pills. The satin
family look apes the husband and father as
w wised from the grave by the timely
w of Pak Pills.
O. esgairy saong Mr. fettle's neighbors,
we gad that he 41 s man of undoubted ver-
soity. H. has limed in Essex meaty all hi.
Mistime, sad ou his prises% taro in Cold
eh.eter North, about lour years. H. is the
saporhiesd.at of tb. Edgar Mille Sunday
sad hie ease is too wall known in
that district to be disputed. Si. neighbors
bokd upon his oars as s ..at miraculous
es.. W death bvitsm been expected woos(
lksm for sissy !months bice he began the
use Punk Pills.
OF NO INTEREST TO BALD -HEADS
A hair warms .f a root. a .hePo, sod •
point. The root is eenlsi.d within • mho
ate tabular rooms is the ski., .bob 41
hand the heir-hflielm ; the shaft 41 the
sari widish mimeo beyond the serfage of
the integam.at ; noel the point 41 its attest -
mead hes estr.sity.
Reek hair in famished with two or mese
tit winds, which .screw . greasy fluid for
the memo* of k.npine the hair .smith,
gl•my end plisse. Nem therefore q
Che alt► no ies har tom � bb sad • , the hip
, retired.
Hair grows at the rote .f about 6 imus •
year, ..d ion swage lengthen One .sle
bead varies heat HI to illi ba m Ran
reels are res.rded 1..bieh It .....reel
ha. A he fi No.
We are In the habit .f esgsrditg ams as
being akgralw• sew amino them
...ow This le nee the ten., he.em.e. b1
every prapitir4Imeass. Iwlle kir Is es
miss en hell an MM sl .ler. !7e
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
0 1 LI. IID 4 LI. LBLD MUM
1T 40, 50, LID 60 MIS PIM L11.
--SOLD BY -
C. A. NAIRN,
H. E. SNELL,
aad STURDY BROS.
average s.lsbr of hairy growing from the
hip is oboist 180.000. But this is greatly
iaflu.s..d by the oelor'.f the keit.
Alberta's live stook enterprise sees in •
most 8ouriehtog condition.
The body of Was. Br.we was found in •
pend at Scotland village.
Yic8ael Benoit, .tiers! Manager of L.
Bemis NatiosaI., ha. resigned.
Kingston Young Liberals will hold a oos
Test ion at Lake Ontario Park.
Redmond hates on hay shipped from
Manitoba to (Ontario ha.s been offeed by
the C. P. R.
Sir Adolphe (;eros a acting Premier
during Mackenzie Bowell'. visit to the
Northwest.
Wheat was weaker in Chicago yesterday,
and September closed 1}o. ower.
Alex. Uous.eao, of Lavaltrie, was killed
by the exploitiao of • boiler in hie creemtery.
An ecologies of Ore damp in • Wetphalit
mine killed 32 maim and injured oar a
bemired.
•'liemae, mus that • sugar plum you just
pie air asked little M•b.1. "No, dear,
it was one of Dr. Ayr's Pith' "Please,
May I he.. another?" "No, dear; one of
those Moe pills 41 all you need .t present.
become eery does 41 effective -
Am nisttes wooled seem to show that
brunettes, are more enooeseful is obtaining
hesimade is the proportion of about three to
two. Po.ta have a proforma, for fair hair,
but prolate mart•!, a mann of • wife seem
to prefer the brow. and the bleak.
Whit moats bad dreams is • question
they be. Meyer been satisfactorily answered:
but, in nine cases out of tea, frightful
droaw are the result of imperteot di iee
width a few dose of Ayr'1
's•,spari 11 m .11)
effeeteally moody. D..'t delay -try it to
day.
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GOIMIRIOH
STEAM BOILER WORL$.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
Rewemoart. Carps .1 d/ Biwa.1
r.•aON4.arer of ell kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Balt Pans, Sheet brei
Works, oho, She,
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Aad baler -.-
Bogies, IUachtaery Castamp, to., Pipit
mid Pepe FittisR., .11 Breen (;cods,
Yalhse, Gauges, IQo.
A11 Cosotaat:y os Head at Lowest PrIoea.
The following ltecoae.kand Hot/ors.ad Maeaw
inter toe isle -
(n. 45 H. P. Boiler .ad Engine.
40 " Slide Valve Knits*.
" 35 " Tubular Boiler, complete.
., 14 " ., ..
" 6 " Fire -bot Roller and Eagiae,ea
.h.o41.
ihneirlsg promptly .treaded se.
A. S. CESTSTAL.
1 -ly P. 0. Ho. T. ttod.rsch.Oat.
Worts -Opposite 0. T. R, *title.. Ooderi1
NEW BAKERY
--IN-
0.0DERIOH.
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, Cake. and Pantry
of best snake. Large Loaves at 10 cts.,
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
Broad !ave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A GREEN
35-CASII ?RIES35
1st prize, $25 ; 2nd, $15 ; 3rd,
$10; 4th, $5 ; 5th, $2 ; 10
prizes of $l each , 20
prizes of b0c. each.
Th. I'roprietory of
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$pada"rermuj
offer to school chilaten 18. ahem
! prizes, competition open until Int
of May, for the best poem oe
rhyme, the ?Mittel letter of the
lime reading downwards to ons'
pose the words-
SaladatCoylooTeas
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The poem is expected to be the
- result of the child's own thought,
- the assn, age, address and .�1
to be appended to each poem, aloe
T- a card out of • package of
1_ Il Salada" Ceylon Tear
s- ' -/ l /-
STURDY BROS.,
The a.earv, L./erleh4
firT.lephos.. Connection.
TENTS!
CAVEATS. Tlafit M IRAs Alta coPY 1toiTs
obtalaed. aad ell business to the U. S. Pawl
Oleo attended to at MODPRA rR PESB.
our .diem 41 opposite the C. A. Putout Oden end eaubtain Pal-
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Beed MODEL OR DRAWING. We Lid.
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w. snake RO causes UNLX88 VIZ OB-
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1s.
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