HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-8, Page 7TIM SIGNAL : OODERE , ONT., linTSPDAY. AUGUST 8, 1895.
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ppeecribe Scott's Emulsion of
pod -liver Oil and Hypopho♦
eddies 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
anmic and consumptive adults,
dul
gain flesh on Scotts Emulsion
s very remarkable.
Net N Fasuded to soup's nitereeder
fM(t • loose, More. itis. arra
THE LITTLE BOY'S TELEGRAM.
"Id thr the lsgr•n slut!"
Asked tee childish mica w day
A. I noted the click of my instrument,
With is message from far awsy.
Ae it eased, 1 turned ; .t my elbow
Stood the meter' some • boy,
'These obildish fav was .11 aglow
With the light of the bade. joy.
Tho olden earls on hie hothead
Shaded eyes et the deepest blue,
As if • bit of the Summer sky.
Had lost is them its h...
They .osatwd my o!f1se rapidly,
From /Mime down to Seer.
They turned ea me their auger gage,
As be asked the queues o'er.
"1a this the toffees o(bee r'
"It is, any leaks •n."
I mil "Pray tell mm what you wont,
Aad 1.l halo yogi ifIma.
ma the blue eyes grew more earesr.
Aced the breath ogee thick ass fast
Aad 1 saw within the **tabby Mud.
A folded p•i.er grasped.
•' Narse wad m., be said. " that the light -
:wag
(brave down es the wires come day ;
Aad my mamas ha. rose to heaves,
Acid I'm lesely sines she's away ;
Fes my pep& is very busy.
Asd hasn't mach use ter me,
So 1 thought I'd write • letter.
And I'm brought it for you to see.
I've printed it big. se the angels
Could recd est geld/ bur same
Aid carry it straight to sty massae,
Lad tel her hew it same ;
Aad sow won't you phase take it,
And throw it up good sod strong
Agaact the wires is a imier shower,
And the lighting will take f1 olosg."
Ab' what could i 1.11 U. darling !
Ter my eyes were filling fast
I turned away to bide my tears,
But 1 eheorfully spoke at last.
"I'!1 do the best I oan, ay child."
'Twos all that I could coy.
"Thank you," be mid, thee scanned the
sky ,
"Do y.,u think it will feeder today!"
Rat the blase .k► smiled in .sewer,
And the Sen *boos dazzling bright ;
Aad hie foes. a. he .lowly turned away,
Lost wise of it. •leda.to. light
"But, auras," he said, "if 1 stay co long.
Won't let me eine any Caere ;
'o good.bve ; IVU oome and see you spin,
Right after • fustier shower.
DOWN YONDER.
In Numwrtime I'm restless and loggia' to
be free
From the heat as toil o' city life -jest like
I ester tie ;
Down yeoder to the woodland where, on the
breezes, float
The sweet, melodious olimbel o' the mock-
s'. thr,Uis' Dot '
Down yonder when the ba►Wio o' the old
spring makes a'oug.
That file my soul with happiness as its
waters leap along ;
Dow. yonder Death the shadows of the sod -
din', lazy trees
I'd love to lie with daisies jest a climbia
round my knees'
Down yo.der where the Nissen aster nib -
Ms at m. hook,
An' flash like glittenn' dt'toonde as 1 pulled
em from the brook ;
Down yonder in the country, where the old
folks look and wait
To see me Dome .ctr.gglin' is the little ver -
de° gate
-Athena Oseditstioa
Rthel4)-lid yen keen Adam
named ell the
Treasm (agree 41 -Did he Rows the sl.
pliant !
R31•1 -Of worse, be did.
Prances later • wondering paw) -How
dad he name the elsvhaat'
Rtbel (i■ • superior togs) -Why, i sup-
pose he looked at the elephant, and he maid
I tiiak yen look jute like an elephant, Sad
I'teat I'll o011 yea-_i.pioat" That's the
way he did it.
DANGEROUS CONSOLATION.
AR Risme le • Dar et Tire. Ent tb• >w
Lever ,'sear.
"All right in a day or two" is the thought
tat consoles every one who as suffenng
from any indisposition that does not pros-
trate him. In the case of a person bed-
ridden for months with disease of the Kid-
neys being asked," 1)id you not have any
warning of this condition you are now in?"
Yes, i was bothered at first with back-
ache, with occasional headaches, but did
not consider myself sick or the necessity
of medicine further than a plaster on my
back or rubbing with m favorite liniment.
It was months before I began to realize
that it was useless to further force myself
to ignore my condition. The backache
had become a pain in the back and sides
weak and tired feeling, High -colored
urine with obstructions and stoppage.
pain in the bladder, palpitation of the
heart, poor appetite, indigestion and a
dell, languid feeling with entire lack of
energy," Had the fust signal of distress
from the Kidneys -Hock -oche --received
the assistance of ('base's Kidney -Liver
Mk. the after state of and Pager-
ing would live been as'ddedA few
doses dispel int .yin ; drag re-
sults in liver, heart Lto�aeh becom-
ing affected. 1l is useless to= r
overcome this e5a plitadat /w�i�ti.e..dtt •
Zits!. 1SG,"iteie s aU
dealers. Ri`gagg� liras • aa,'h••e..
CRISP AND CASUAL-
'Seel
ASUAL._ ell
abey�., wets hers es the
Mies Adis. July j6, At Mtxwaa
eze•U ssgass •ad task sset weak *Haft
• Les •ageies, O•L mer, wail knees
sheet the sewn se a sidewalk peer, was re-
eeasly eaarieted el egliee tied otherwise aa
ewes imam es ihe streets, Sad .sateaoed
to week
krW f d•)'e is the chain gam send
Diol
• bicyele hetary was ree.atly..l•MMMd
is the State mews ei Middies, and M new
siverege ed
• ear- SS Ss eed ibley ere mid et
Iodinate eho.N do wooden in
sties is the State
Nerrea/'i.Mlity is . sesame..ompl•ist,
sepeetally aniong wanes. The hest nudist'
treatment for this disorder is • persistent
oosr.s a Aeon Sarsaparilla to .teams* and
tmaitorate the Mead. This being s000m
plashed, .stere will do the rest.
• sulkies. of N isa•biok, Pe., uses • bi-
.yob u seryl., his early morning outdoes
era. He he. ieveated • little rig for strap
ping the tank can safely to the maellime.
Tremolos hays losg been used is each ger
ries, hat this is probably the int msetan«
.f the somewhat unstable beoyel* tesag so
seed.
"(bort tbedmialeter to • meta dtdwsdd''
e lks Maobatb. (Cert•ialy, m lard ; the
ooaditrea of the iniad does.. largely. If
sot .piety, se the eesditioe et the sto.ssek,
liver sea bowels, for 011 of which sem-
plaist• Ayer'• Pills are „ the wver.igseet
thing on earth.
A wow b.oroli.t named Londonderry
wheeled 'into Albuquerque, N.M., one day
last week .ad •ssou.eed thea she was mak -
isg • trip round W world. sad
had osly the thert stretch across this coati -
nest to sever is order to complete the
nisi.. She said a. was dna is Bestow en
Sept. 5, ass would wiz a hilt wager if she
got there es this.
Rdw.rd Smart, of Utmost, Me, who has
just passed kid 98th birthday, t. the only
e srviyer of the war of 1812 aow living in
Mains. Then ars, however, is the State
200 widows of volume of that war. It is
hardly likely that unsay if say, of Ibsen
were wig« si the ties .l the war. but the
way the eddies survive the veterans is
ssith as inomme percentage is a p ssemes-
eadmaelf tie Manion baric.. pretty well eta
Miadam City, Mich., bee jest organized •
brass band •.apw4 merely of young we
saes residents al the plana Tb. woman's
braes bead bobby seems to prevail to • .oa-
siderebie =bent is the Woo, jadgi.., from
the umber of ansauseement• of sash heads
i• the Weems Newspapers lately. Nolo
Mg has bees said yet •beat the perfecto
✓ inds of the hands, ser the .estiat.ste el
the ooa.asitioe Is which they t.cist-lad
pestle..
A snow white otter has bees use is the
vioWty el Otter Rock, .A the ease of
Oregon, .sd • large &amber of fisherman
sad hasten are keenly se the watch ter •
thence to reptant tt Seek as salami is
extremely ran, .ad its skin would probab-
ly be worth pretty .1w te SLOW Sever-
al main schemers have lately taken to
the betimes el .assh ei otters is 'kid re
gies, Indian it mash mere pesitabie than
sealing.
A eel lemgus a tea.
St. Logit Globe-Demesset: Teas, Ariz,
July 24.-A 15 -year lei hey named Jean
Romero, at the Blythe regehs, en the Colo-
rado river, Lamed and captured • mountain
lion. He was oet with his lariat looking
for a horse, when • .eantain lion attacked
hi. dog. He had no wonpoa but the rope,
and, throwing it, Cawed the lion around
Um Dock. Hauling it tight, it began to
choke the infuriated aaim01, which began to
jump and struggle to pt away, the bey all
Um time hatless with all his might ea the
lariat. In one of the wild plunges made by
the lion he ionised tato the sr. easing
down behind a .toot mesquite busk, but not
low 'south so that be mold touch the
ground. The boy held on to hie 'Dei, with
the hes ..pseded in the air, until the fierce
urate was dead. hams hanged hieoif.
The boy took off the 'kis, whtoh measure'
.me feet Moss the tip of the nose to the end
of the aiL
Petted in by flies Fisk,
('leyelasd 1'laio Dealer : Reeemtly Jobe
Hanley, a young merchant, was the victim
ot a singular •ocide.t m wh ch be narrowly
escaped drewnisg. With • party of friends
he was fishing at Bourn dike His hook
was takes by • bob, which is its strugglee,
drew the Molder 6.hernias into the river.
Hie frieed@ came to his rescue. sad he was
half drowned before be was demi' into the
boat Dunne his struggles he held on to
the lise and his friends seeoueded in
landing the fah, which proved to be • sev-
sety-mi ht pound Ma•iseappi Raver catfish,
the largest caught in that vicinity this
year.
Killed by • Wasp's Msg.
The sting of s wasp is painful enough-
everyou knows that --but the first imtanee
of . fatal result from it is reported from
Halation, N. J. A painter was out on hid
laws when he was stung. He started to-
wards the house As he reached the door
he tottered and fell. Medical aid was sum
mesad but before it could reach been the
mon was deed. An examination revealed
the fact that the wasps mine ba4 pesrt.-Mt-
ed • Nerve which semmunioated directly
with see brain.
••Muni mother -in law sever understands •
joke. cove • net emendent "Se i was
surprised to receive a letter • few weeks
atter my little boy had .wallowed • frth-
tnm is which the iyst words were ; 'Has
Rises' got ever hie Rosen.' dis..lty yet!"
-Tit- Rita.
9hd gang the package os the rnanter sad
teed like an Wry geese while the clerk
unwr.ppd the bath's, snit which foie bad
p.rebesed only • few days before.
His Mush paled mil his gimes fell when
it met her flashing
lues . said hoarsely, "it ft
toldr own halt Yee @Mete have
yen weaved ethat would wash.'.
CONUNDRUMS ANSWERED.
Why is • soldier like a round belt is •
reek ! Ess w 1.'. drilled.'
Why dome' the clock dank' 13' Be
ease • it hasn't the fess to de it.
Whet hied .t td.tide those! • gymnast
weir! Sprier asthma.
Why are all the hod ergoas (Amigo? Be
mese they are the pradimllt' of the handle
IHattitiil
What kind of beelines newer thrive!
The haustus Wien.
What bseemes of the ph• ! They loll M
the aid bases* terra -piss.
Who% lees the kilts, 1 de 1 er heyw as
they •dvunsn be years t 4 they mew *hue
M maim them balder.
11.,.l.un Dams. of Momtrsal, see e•m-
milted fire Waal lar aha mmsed d bb wRa
HOT CORN.
Mies Sift-- No. I shall sot fee tato the
.ogservasery with you. Mr. Iflwwb.y t Pm
afraid !!ea would try le kiss mea
Slewbey-Why, liter Swift, did yen ever
1• year W. know me to do ao eatllsatless•a-
ly thing!
Miss Swift -But, yes see, se missy puede
wouldn't *Mak that ameeselemaaly.-
B.atw 8taadard.
"1 haven't the Mee to wear them"
(lash the girl se Mammies bone;
They looked at 1.r and they silently
thought
It was her lltur's she really amain.
Mrs. Hliakare-WbM! Guise away! Why -
Servant -Plead., mem, whoa 1 tomo
yu.turdsy y.0 says a. the keys to your
trunks, and drown, and chose, and jewel
boxed, to keep ter you.
Mrs Blinkers-- Yes, 1 did that te dhow
that. I truest' you What is the Nater!
Servet Thar don't one of them 'em It.
- New lurk Weeku,
Fogg "1 heard a pre.ty oompliwe for
you the other day
Mrs. Poesy : "Indeed ' May I ask what
It was'"
Fogg . "I beard umaoone my bee pretty
you used to be."
Mrs. Peery : "Vied to be D. you Dull
that • ootop*Nmeat! I ea11 it aa obituary
sties.
Even up-Ktbel Siegletoo-Bat tell me
dear. does • mea et really angry every
time he poenu home sad finds dimmer isn't
ready .
Mea Besadi.t isweetly)- Yee : jest abost
as •spry ae • woman vets every time she
has it ready &ad be doesn't come boss. -
Puck.
Mrs Watts --Why were you not at the
'thumb Thur.da. night!
Mrs- Pots- f was out of the city. What
was going on !
Mn. Wattle -We celebrated the silver se
nivereary of the boy evangelist's work in the
missionary field. in, we had • levetatime.
ladiaaspolr Journal
Wiggles --i always told you tier that love
affair will end in • tragedy, and now it has.
Waggles - Howse!
Wigeiss--Why didn't you bear' They
were tarried Tuesday sight Somerville
Journal.
The Teacher : "Now. who asa toll me
whish travels the faster -heat or cold!"
Jobeny Bright (promptly) : Heat, of
coarse. Anybody is. eatch oold."
IDI TER WOMAN es wart
Providence, AL. Aug. 1.- Providence
and Toronto broke even on the two
games to -day. Wlttrock, released by
Toronto. pitched for Providence in the
drat game. and his old mats ham-
mered him unmercifully. They teach•
ed htrn up for 18 hits. with a total of 31
bases, working In three home runs.
Gray pitched a great game for Toron-
to, and the Providence batsmen could
do nothing with him when bits were
needed. Gray started to pitch the sec-
ond game also, but in two innings the
horse tents connected with his carves
and got eve rtes. Then Crane tock
his plate, and the grays got only one
more run. Scores :
First game :
Providence 1100000101 -
Toronto 2 0 0 3 i 0 0 3 x-14
Second game.
Providence 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-- 4
Toronto 0-4
Beget. aesaea Twice.
At eerantoo:
f3rrunes. . . 000000100- 1 7 5
Syracuse. . .. ,r20Ii0o0o-- 5 9 0
Meaney and Rogers; Delaney sod Rat-
ter,
At Wilkes-Barre:
Wakes -Barre. 510011300-11 17 3
Rochester. . 02030300- 8 1.3 4
Bette and Diggica; Donahue and Bar-
ger.
At Springfield, first game:
Springfield. . .. 1111010351-10 16 3
Buffalo. ... 010010101- 5 10 4
Callahan and Gunton; roomier, Hern-
don
eradon and Urquhart.
At Springfield, proud game:
Springftrld . . 111330020-14 17
Buffalo,- 405001000-11 11 3
Gruber, Cbnriboro end Gummi; McGia-
Dia, Urquhart.
I
Nathesal League misuse.
At Boston .
Baltimore . . 002050701-16 16 2
Boston . 021101000- 5 8 6
Hemming, Robinson; Dolan, Ryas.
At Philadelphia :
Pbilad.•Iphia . . 010034000•- 8 LI 3
Brooklyn. . . 010603040-10 14 1
Lampke, Taylor, Grady; (lambert, Ab-
bey, Daily.
At Washington;
Washington . 110111150-- 9 15 6
New York 300003000-- 6 9 3
Mercer, McGuire Clark, German, Far-
At Chlctigo
lit. Louis . . . 101000000- 2 8 1
Qiitago . 001101]00-- 5 9 3
FAret, Monster, Miller, Terry, Doer.
At Pittsburg :
kgs.
Greiland . . . 000000000- 0 6 3
Pittsburg . 000002000. 3 7 2
Curpy, Zimmer, Hawley, Merritt.
remedies rrtremediesFewth yasery.
Chicago, Aug. L -iter the fourth thee.
Canada's cricket reprosestatt ea de
feated a Chicago teem, todey+s vlo-
tory being won to a walk -pen tress
the Penman Maven. The Arm throee
men who went to bat for Car Ada
scored enough rens to yds the gams
and to spare• but after the heavy-
weight battens, Walker, tloldingbatq
Terry and Laing. had been ret th.
Pullmans braced up. and stint tbe rest
of the team to the tent for as oven
down runs, although the Wes weir*
numerous. To.mors w the vksiting
team meet an an-Cbksgo team. Scow
Pullman (11.) :
0-A. E. Smith, b Wadsworth. •
0-A. C. Goodyear, b Laing.
Cusemfn[e. le Laing -
31 -0. W. Duns b Laing.
47-ir. P. Philpot, c iteecb.r, b Int;
5-J. W. Wardle, c Grew. b Goidlmf
lam.
1L. Longhorn. b Goldtngham.
14--F'. Rutejter, h Laing.
1i--$ Mills, run out.
9-1r. Turner. b Laing.
131-J. Garlick, b Wadsworth.
▪ Scott Croft, not out
O• asaillians CAM :
4-M. Hold. 1 b w, b Smith.
4I14 -4K A. Wafter. 1 Lasgbaat.
M-PC. roti out
60•-11tw. PIC .
W. , s
D lamin
1 -lilt. 6. Pegh b Iaserise.
4-C. S. Eymmm, h P.
.
4-11 Q. Asad• . roe est .
1••-A. H. ('oust a Goels.m.. it Lind.
bun
1-11. It. Wail. soda 1 dlia
imMaZiLGIntim. Odd
>Ds*fi,ed► Nistigist a9H Osr`k 1 e
NEAR THE DARK VALLEY
• YOUNG GAIL ROSCUOD FROM AN
KARLY G1*AVR,
PAta, ueruele UID WRAC, TO roma Or •
tteestsd ammo, ens wee •rresslTt.T
ii Inti IOW A 'Atli.) arlv5s--A CASS Or
DRIP IpTRaan To :tsar 50151* 1N
151
From the Cornwall Standard.
11 V new • oom.oa thing in this locality
to herr people •cknoe ledge the wonderful
bandit they have dented from the as. of
Dr. Williams Ptak Pills. and it s sot to be
wandered at that the dra�w1•s• bat the
oak et that remarkable mdtcias so Woo
.ad yet oosst•stly. We meld pito dal
suaber of isut.000s of splendid results fol
lowing the use of Piok P Ila, but se noisy of
*1... are well known to ...any of our read
ors se to sot need rempstelation. However,
sow and again • ovine ot more Chas ordinary
interest arises, and we will give the puttee
lam of oma of these for the braid' of the
public at large. Seem years ab. • young
girl ed 14, • daughter ut Mr. Leen Dere. •
well known Sad respectul resident of °sea-
wall, begat to thew sertone sy.ptoss, sad
mused bar mother great anxiety. Sim was
just at the eritio•l priori of her life, Sad
medaal aid was called in and everytbiag deme
.. Was merely a -Mader of he- former self..'
to help her. Bat it appeared to be useless,
sad week atter week .he contented to grow
werse.natil it was evident she was going in-
to • dstline. A haokin1 Dough set is, and
the poet girl, who was formerly plump sad
healthy looking, with bright rosy Meeks.
began to waste away, and is • few menthe
was merely • shadow (of her toroar self.
Her m.ib.r had about lost all bop of is.
Mg the young girl's lite, the doctors hetes
app•esstly amble te do myth./ to shook
the ravages of the myeterioue &meads At
length the mother's attention was directed
to Dr. Williams' Pink Flak, and Me 'amid
ad te rise them • trial. A box wee taken,
std, as the girl did net thew any whittle
signs of improvemst,her mother wee en the
point of di.00.tinuing the sdliina when •
neighbor persuaded her thea • tingle box
was sot • fair trial, and iniseed bar to ego-
tism the Pills. By this time • wooed boa
was Som there we some improvement
sad there was joy in that small
household, and no more permutes was
needed to costume the treatment. The use
of the Piok Pills was then eoatinued few
some months, by which time the young girl
bed tally recovered her health and strength.
Today she is the pkture of health, the oolor
in her cheeks hi as bright as it was before
her illness siatmenoed. To those who cow
her daring the days of her illness and suffer -
use, kw recovery is lit le short of • miracle.
Mr. Don freely gave the Standard reporter
permission to publish an account of her
daughter's illness and recovery-. She mid
she meld not find words toreag u.ovgh to
express the gratitude for the miraculous
cure this great lite -saving malaise had ef-
fected in her daughter's ease, and she hoped
ber tsstimosy might he the means of lead-
ing others similarly afflicted to give them a
trial.
After writing the shove, the reporter
again called en Mrs. Dore and read at to
bar, asking her it it was entirely correct.
She replied that she would Uks to give eves
stronger expression to Mir appreciation of
this wonderful medicine. She further said
that Pink Pills had greatly helped herself.
She had been suffering from the •(sots of an
attack of la grippe, and the Pink pills had
restored her to health. Her daughter aloe
expressed her gratitude tor the extraer
d'nary change this medicine bad wrought in
her health.
In he eau of young girls eke aro pale or
tallow, listless, troubled with • flattering or
Palpitation of the heart, wont and 'anile
tired, so time should be lost in akin" •
pour. of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, wkiek
will speedily atria the blood, sad bring •
rosy glow of health to the cheeks. These
pills .re • peonies cure for alktroubles arise
use from • vitiated condition of the blood
or • shattered atrveoe system. They are •
specific for troubles peenli•r to feasts, oor-
eeriest ',apprentice's, irregularities, and .1l
forms of weakness.
Manutaetered by the Dr. Williams'
Mutinies Co.. Brockville, Out.. and
Scbsoetady, N.Y., and sold m boxes (never
is low farm by the dozen or hundred) at
50 Oeste • box, or sit but. for 31.50. May
be bed of all drgugLls or direct by mail
from Dr. Wilam's' Medicine Company at
either address.
A eetomma0 r tutu MsnaM Swamp.
" 1 have jure r.*wad Mem a visit to the
Dismal Swamp," said Dr. A. K. Heber, or
nitbologi.t of the Department of Aeries'.
tare, to • Star writer.
It is s strange mien, tall ot oddities
that aro not to be found elsewhere. Tit•
purpose of my expedition was to iRyestieate
the fauna of the loeality, and of rare imam
mals and birds I segued quite a number.
Snakes •-e abundant sad are alleged by the
satires to be venomous, but all that I saw
were harmless. When I pecked up • good-
sized des from • 1e" .ad held him by Om
seek, the negro who was paddling ter me
shuddered en that he seedy apes* the boat
I found about fifty weds' .f birds
bre•dii►g in the swamp. One .1 tie. wee
Swaiosog'u warbler, which s. miry Mg. I
trapped several @peels of email sign -Oise
Wes, Geld mise, golden stet, .mei lemmileg
Wee. The lemming mise aro nerd toe**.
because it will not take any met of bait :
the duly way M capture K le to set • trap in
its runway. 1 see my traps In dry places
eat of water. Aimee other things l got
twe rare shrews.
' There are plenty of castle r the mato
Small, dark sad very wild. They are the
ppeo�sNy e1 animal. Chet have forayed from
iamss l- r herds. Hameln Mai aid
sheet *set like der. Deere are samsona.
le the Autumn they bed "rwiHy e• she
Ina d the sour gum WHMasa, .psalms
add menses. w are assess, while squirrels
are a illy oboist. The squirrels
have v.f� se easy way le gut • livig,
by prat Mese the ass..1 fmke Dtwm-
sued and dea up tee mem sad berries
welsh hate MOM bee 11• weft, and drift-
ed Is wlsi.a. 71. IMM elms the las
DELI€IOUS
MAZAWATTU
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
kV 'WWI
li GJ'W
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
DI 1 LB. AID LB. LEAD PICOTS
IT 40, 60, IND 60 CUTS P® Li,
-SOLD BY -
C. A. NAIRN,
H. E. SNELL,
Sad STURDY BROS.
and fish them oat with their pew.. Deer
& r. common, but hard to get.. le the Fall
hooters run them into the hike and catch
them with does •
"There is doe lishiag in lake Drummond,
which oont&ine plenty of perch, black bun,
two kinds of pickerel, three .perces of sun-
fish, and other peanuts. There is no dry
emend in the swamp, and ooe sinks at
e very step to bio knees in mod. The case
Which rotas brakes &11 through the South is
abundant Together with a vaned und.r-
growth, it is tangled with vines that run up
into the tress. w that hall • mile an hour is
• good rat of progress (hie mast carry •
knife to out the vines, walking being further
impeded by the eat brier, whose thorns
moth in the clothing and hold on like hooka.
"The bo.a used is the lbain&l Swamp are
all dugouts, made from cypress logs, twelve
fest keg •ad very .arrow. To shape such
a craft properly is • nisei piem of work. The
novice who stops into one of them boats is
apt to go eat on the other side, but the
native a sds up and paddles with security.
1h. water is ds kit than amber and excel -
lest to drink ; it is said to be a sure aero
ter malaria Then is no malarial disease in
the swamp. The swamp total' of magnolias
from the •ire of bushes to treed six' feet
high. When 1 was there, they were full of
flowers- The entrees trees are net ter
shingles. The best trees for the purpose
are them which fell from twenty -live to
fifty years &go, and are now cowend with
terra The migrate wade in &n3 c.t off the
Saw and rotten bark. Thea they eat op
the lof into shieglee on the spot.. The nest
best tree in ens that is newly fallen, and the
third quality le the teas that has to be fell-
e d. - Washington titer.
" Do you think.
give say &lathier
questioned hap,
' i-ew-think
lover, Th.beelaully.
mit
poise man, that yen oma
011 that she make tor"
grimly.
so, aur, ' murmured the
'• fibs says she was,: only
DoN'l!
With a methk mid or
.se tkrst 1'w a
road, that relieves
teem the start. .15tH
ane ossa. w Ieaaadd
Ctime' al the tryst it
hemeekhl mesa
PYNY-PECTORAL
b e one d• ren wey bawd es • dew bow
-
ledgeefthedemosWessated te
ems.
LAM SSTTI[ OUTS.
OODERJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. C H R Y STA L,
lwwvseerte Carpets! i Eteeb.f
Atanuf otsrer of all kindle of
BOILERS,
Sraioke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Ires
Works, etc., etc.,
And Denim-n-
Eogines, ]laobtnery ('asttep, •c , Pipes
..d Pipe Flumes, all Bre.. Goods,
'Valves, Gamma, Etc.
All Constantly on Hated at Lowest Prima.
The following l;eeosd-band Boilers and black-
ing/try for sale: -
O
One 4b H. P. Boiler sad Regis*-
" 40 Slide Valve Fogies-
" 35 " Tubular Boiler, complete.
•• 14 "
" 6 " Fin -box Boiler and F:ogise,ea
wheels.
Repairt.g praaptly attended to
A. 3. OESTSTAL-
nes-1, P. O. Box 37, Ooderich. 011.
Works -Opposite O. T. It. ltatls. OM.rk*
NEW BAKERY
-IN-
C+ODI RICH_
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery and Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton-st. in
Barrie's old stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pantry
of best make. Large Loaves at 10 Cts.,
and small Loaves at 5c.
No combittktion ; no extortion: but
everything to suit the times and the
pockets of the people.
If you want Good Bread and Chesap
Bread leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakeu • Specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
3504S11 NllES35
1st prize, 525; 2nd, $15 : 3rd,
$I0 ; 4th, $5 ; 5th, 52 : 10
prizes of SI each ; 20
prizes of bOc. each.
The Proprietor. of
"$alaua"Celmuj
oder to school children the above
pr*ae., competition open caul 1&t
of May, for the beet poem or
rhyme, the initial letter of the
lines reading downwards to com-
pose the word.-
'Salada'CeyflooTeas
-o:o-
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 • package of
`I Salado" Cellon Tea.
--///-
STURDY BROS.,
GROCERS.
The Square. Cedertek.
arTeiepbos. Connection.
PATENTS!
CAVEATS. TISK ■ANAS 11110 CIPL111YNTS
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Moe attended to at MODERATE PEES.
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ban tholes -smote from WIBHIVOTON.
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of gbrder, Div.. and to ooleho .f the
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terse .ed references to actual el ante in yet=
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BAKING
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