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THE SIGNAL: GODBRIGH, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1895.
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MyBaby
v. living &Slake; the 4E0
tor said he was dying of Kara-
nius and Indigestion. At is
months he weighed only mews
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. I began using
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, feed-
ing it to him and rubbing it into
his body. He began to fatten
and is now a beautiful dimpled
buy. The Emulsion seemed to
ripply the one thing needful.
}4r& irogNYON WILLIAMS,
May zi,1894. Cave Springs, (;a.
Similar letters from other
mothers.
Nal lepirereiler te swept • itialtheief
$(uUd1L tk. awl
CRISP AtilD CASUAL.
Aseerdias to the Leedom Figaro the eddy
rams to Eager te be admired by the
Saahrea was ea Asserier, Rm. George In•
Canoe, formerly Mee Letter.
Babies where mothers pat them ia ear -
:fuwith elute Oak or Nue sunshades
er wired theta out in the sr have •
siqr to howl at &Wit. The light is ape te
rata their *yr for life.
When lards are seat out aresseng the
birth • child one should breeder
errs are of esagratrintrag to the pens*
A rash of born seat the mothar '0 .1.. •
careful athaewledivamth
Dees, the painter, is said to hays resent-
ly ford r Hoerr • dirty di raves re-
presenting two street bor, width tare@ eat
se be • Merino. He boogie it ler 60 frame
sad bao had as offer of 17.000 frame.
Se me ay legal roamer were head for
Sir William inreemirt's death datme that
the vane of rates ea wills preyed ta mix
mouths of WM was 01.000,000 less thee for
these ia the Ipst en earths of 1894.
Shosmakess German@ and ethers, are in-
vited serselhe for a onmemasal to Jeer
Boren tblisie 1• = 4.111101111.
Guilin • -Nall:
ap kin sire ors is Gonne three hualred
ran ago.
M. Martel of the Croft* Fairies.
wires sporty was the military sans,
about to mare after 26 years' service As
he is °sly • peareare, he wih reserve •
bensit, the WOW farewell perform/re
berg allowed to sesietaires alone.
The hear. whims sot properlycared for,
kr its lestre. bermes ariss harsh. sad
dry,. aad falls oat freely with every orb
tag. To prevent thin the hest dressing in
the Berke is Ay'. Haar Vigor. It esparto
thee silky ghee so essential to puler
beauty.
Francisqr Sarosy, the inmate with,
tea begun hie crapauts for the French
Academy. He positively declines to be toe
@tiered • caridate, giriag his rearms at
great length. the retro* ot them berg
that tie thinks Sitter is • bigger soma thee
tee Academy.
Mr. Nathaaiel Mortara, • wellharra
mar of Laramie*. Mins.. wid editor Se -
porter Pastes, who, fpr • nog time, suffered
free the most excruciating paias of rheum
wear, was cured, eight years ago, by taking
Ayw's Sarearrilla, baying sever felt •
twee. of it air&
Arrangers.. are in progress in Chieage
ta getortion the representatives ef the Irish
nos trout every part of the world who will
sesenthie on September 24, 25 aad 26 in that
city, ao decide oa • policy to be pereued re -
martin, Ireland and her people. Over 1,
000 delegates are exposited.
Jobe Kennedy, the able/ enguseer of the
Meatreal H&rbor Board, lir noir to
cago. roompried by half a doom other
reatiemes interested in ingimeering, to isa
ern the groat work of the drainage oral
and the erne whir it is supposed to pre-
sent to the St. Lawmen shipping.
An interesting illustration, of the 'radian's
clever horeeniasehip was gives by • year
buirk at Wino., Wadi.. • few days age.
Corryiag in be red ea ordinary sup filled
brimful of water, he rode on • arose at
fill gallop the length of the main street
sad return without spilling se much as •
drop of the water.
As the Erin* law offices' an DO 104rar
parlDlibIlii SO retoto ter private preetise,
Sir Edward Clarke, wbo was Solicitor Gen -
ern *.Lord telisherv's last thaistry, bee
refused to agate tak• the office, thouge the
salary is 430,000 aud fess, averaging 112,000
a year, and it is • sure step tower& the
Lord Chreellorship.
Adele& Patti has jute ere in her priv•
ate theatre at Craig y Noe the Int perform
-
✓ oe of • aired pantries ia two sots
sailed
"Mirka, the Illegeontram." Ste
plays the triscipal pirkiswilf in 4tuab
meow, hut elegy oes ems 46 Is very wed of
the piece. This may be a sew devise to su-
able the public te see Patti without strain -
lag her voice.
lady !Lary Hansitea-Doitgles, the 11
yew *Id daughter of the duke of Hsaailtest
wilt be or of the richest heiresses of bar
N O. Her father Gould aot leave ber lum
titles, bot left her the bunt of Isse pro-
perty, including the 1.1. 01 Arran, whist is
larger time the Isle of Wight. Her berme
▪ aow $800.000 &ail win he 11,259,000 by
the time she seers of • a
BABY'S BURNING SKIN.
SL•fi Peeling oit skui Litaslly kibi. Coda
sag 3seded by Armes.
Th. (Goal OPOillra or Asses istamser-Ale
mese lemensly 11 litinsates stellins bore'
lag. enamors ease. re/rotas the wis-
h • baola Go Gooltbora wren erre= are
owner. yaws 10aagbegg aerogram
✓ ow le se sie war et sposibleag gibe" 01,
att roar 44 darter Dena. was
with NINNY el the prise
M *eat of empire sae I
War t la
tri -t1 ataxia edverties
and
tem the ,:erkt die
heit• week
I eirehaeadw=at Dr. Meer meet.
„,,th" 4'44 rollories showed the reative alba
•••• *he needy. we ben ere tidy easeizth
se the hos, togitiew Lir=
say
minor has
1
mrxwall. Joaxavcai.
Ilt LO. Street. Torear.
• Oro lbw was a web Wein lasetese te
e ra err ba le daps
._fie tern 01the Ihell Vigor
teen 1 with lear SID IffiaM
2,4bia,_ _Or 0=eIntinalai
• ;Teurerewatiard :Vol= Os tree
tan *sett
artalls
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THE MODIERN NEWSPAPER.I
Sties lieremm • rear r serer llocetie-
Lee *Niles, :W epee
tree owe lath the iael whe beasts
that k.8. asi use he • ampere wea-
rer. Aad inlet kind et • rostra ot the
gars home kW! • imam with arrow tier;
et meagre salter.; of aril pubits erns ;
.1 801.. genie or kaiewleige of tray ; .8. 1.
forever erg tram rosary .1 1. bin
busier traieratene. bream he is Wry-
er of aerial vane sae% relate prises ead
hes as rowed,. of lainterial
dr flesh • toga ie salyernally peersad
will always rears so. He will he a plod-
der hying in rata, and river mily is wail-
er' gripers.
It is tairseihie to keep pre with the
world of today without dee newspaper,
.48. 1... eines • frier dialident preemie
.04 .04.. betelligere es the pair wheel
Without *1 01 what wean vales would be
these eriedere uneatiens. the telegraph sad
the great rasa err Meek regiseer the
pahe here ef the world. Tbe ma a who out
do without the niewspapar is • melte wank
oaring Mlle foe the weil-beir of cornea -
Sy, intoresting breed set as all with the
reds aud wars of ethers ; oantest with the
noragensent .4 41. ewe diem be -
lowing. perhaps, 18.4 18. ' mut de mon,' bat
that it is ao affair of his. So that bread and
better are deer apes bis and errs
&pea1 aireadere, or his brines. brings
*sough for hie assertion bores aot
trouble Simeon farther.
The arepapor-the hear awl Ririe
est=etanial ef les premet-le dee the beet
of law, seder aad morality *het its
fable pannier It is unbesitatieg in its
armee is layiag bare the *villa -meth exist
Is emery &ad eh,* dread extermination.
The air of dries fears is.. he iler the
arager 01 88.4, 8. 10 liars is will ara
hesitate to rid Mee up to *hie rooratins
eel prishmest. is the aleeth-hour lo
juries width Never rose. It is tbe frised
el Oho insert% gore bill in Ito Power "
further Sr mire air her him relief. It
is tbe aideotroasep of scares, bearing to
lb1 greral polite the soarer et its rest
itiesoyeriss awl lashing their light agrees
the world. 1.4 1. the time of war, errs
mighty armies are strogggling on bloody
bectietields, with what • keen eye it sore
the aciatent, aad how swift it is to gin
speech *0 18. Whigs of &der or retry.
The lightrag pram then reams insert with
woo or najoinag, for it heads the epitome ot
eras life everywhere, wed the tiering
&ad progressive world of today arid r
more do without It than it Gould disposes
with the light of 1M*. If there are hare
sad there rasa who fool that they raid de
wiehout is, they herr se • rens w68.8i.
asether aumerous aer fletrisher, led for
this we may well be thrldial
The Oruro is an overdraws, for the
man err weal& keep pace with the world
of today emus keep himself in trek with it,
sod poser • sympatbetie kitowledge of its
ever- varyiag orogen eir needs. ited there
is no ether power in the riven* of maa
that will rabbi hias to de this but doe
daily newspaper, which is the mirror of the
rogesity as is his food Lod raiment, and he
world s light sod an apostle .1its program.
To the really intelligens maa it 10.. actual
would as aces thick of diapering with the
ai with the otherlt is impossible to
live today the wonted life of the poen
ABOUT REAL DETECTIVES.
what • fraismaa elestai Thinks anent gime
Newel memos.
The world is full of young fellows who
think that lithe most glorious of all profs@
stems is that of • detective. The chaps who
have get this idea are cheek full of the rot
wriate4 in half-digne novels. The detective
of the blood had•thuader oral is so more
like the real thing seta • verosk is him
ao elephiint People who think for them
selves know %hit this is nee, aad the prao
neat Warne- like deesetive the °wintry
rotted, would blush with shame if ethipared
with the chump heroes who figure in the
twe-for isdinse detective stones whkh so
many lads swallow at or -sitting.
this of the greatest detectives la the
world today is William A. Piakertoe who
ia essivenation with • reporter ea the New
York Ratordsr, reoently, told hear very
silly the novel detesters is compared with
the wide awake members of • very ordi-
nary occupation. You would ooly have to
look at Mr. Pinkerton 10 00 nein off that
be is *et one of the *loathe derribed 1.
•Ilow oovered antra.
"My occupatioe.- he end, "la not walik•
that a soy other man. In father was •
&cootie. is Chiciago. He °peer an agency
knows as Pinkerton • Iletective Bureau.
That sr in 1850. Whom the war trek*
out he was placed at the head of the l7e1t04
states erre ernes. Twelve yean ago be
died, sad the tresses went into the rads
of my brother Robert aod myself, end we
have oeeducted it ever eines.
" Every roe in • whit, some penny &-
leer roes out with • &mat novel, dire
10, 18.1 it is • reliable record of .J, a
John or a Charles Pinkerton. The ma a
rubbish is the worst rot published, re
has no egrestion with us at &It la
we ban does everythiag is our power to
destroy it, as it is the oars of more
asestour wrier tryiag their rad ea the
pale than any ether literature exhisL
W... trees • good many crimes dimity
to the inflessice .1 18. yellow -gowned newel.
"1 dna me nateineete that erten
stones are written frees the remora as Ale
he our ernes. There was bat re story ever
written under thane oireemotanoss, sad :ay
father wrote that. Our eines rsoorde see
e el ems to the 7.841.sad sever .411 4.,
least of all te belp in kalive the
arboreal rot rot oat by varisese"rottliebers.
"11 it were ia my power I shield at
ors destroy every per of 41 .0.5 I would
01(0 00(7 melher 1.0 that it met part
grim readier. No ger ma some at
41.
" Had I • sea "silty .1 ...4 ardiost I
would horse whip Win as week as writ
That's what 1 think of derative eerier
Arther Air worth diseeming, sew tar
we an teethe, ow seek seatera, is *8. 14..
that derseins go round with • ramie*
thirties! mak. .p8. their pother, really
to arra a deem inhere diger at a
messent's brim That is trey wad out -
lama& I ern* pm thee there 10aothieff
is It A seem may perhaps share kis hat,
or drags • tittle dare& se as eel be reran
arention. bus.. hr *Mir me the dis-
CmSaileled him *eft erre area
8.048 8. it Wham yes Mar seen
talk of their expertness se doeseltven aed
taupe .8.1 4* *.8.10,A'4 -_ d. thiseard
dower make -use eerie be year 0404 01 sees
that they are freed&
" The whole bemire ell • &obesely*
simply fans far knowledge ef moo mei
thee& A remain mar re lie brains
awe *flea thaa be der him Orli ea&
peer* kris. He &sem set red be be mese
airy awl east are
Neasse end a otheles If he tabard ower Irr
bs better the dale red doessehet
weatiteg= sae
n
411110117.2Iei.* hal(
what Derry' Plakerra said about his
basimem is as true as ger&
PLAN FOP A VACATION TRIP.
"I wonder why
err 160 saghboyet
he :Witt expended, derbig• ...p4. 01
weeks, eerie the eights with She poi wile.
Perhaps yitit afford" say
done vassilan,
Went pee "seal idetd" 4. Ine
1110 OS IL
!MP M$1., if we are eel to emir it !
Get • notglther to rare fer year arch aniel
work time mast lie dose dosing year
&beers, il yea leave air or to leave on the
fare, sod ito .0 .0.4 lac him when yea re -
tetra hear. • little neighborly ea -opera -
tea make a norm peer* *all other-
wise saber seam 001 .1 the queries.
Some were it would be wise pray to
speed • week km • busy city, sot ileitis(
friers, bac payee tor eaah privilege.
Siteh • Change would be hmeallimai alike to
rad wed body. The show el *many awl
suffering 01tree who gannet mad will ar
forsake the etty for the freedom ef sorby
life, win he as oppersame as the glamor awl
show of Ilas Meese aad equipage% and Me
Nary atanistises. Every city is *vs -
.:weeded.
Irks the rare of erne ia year ros-
tra se preamearl as pert* Crag. is
roe, ..Ab. Leeson err te say whim shoe
sphere raik all day Its trees se sawing
wood. 1( 700 live read, go *0 0050. or
lake ; the eight a water, the air, the baths,
will de yoe wooden of good. It you live
by the water, go laird or te merealas.
Wherever yes 50, eke life ear. Rest.
Deal try 10 105 anything. Take year emei-
fort. The farmer is a Word American
whoa les travels ; be ware to its everything
aed see everythiag tor the least per**
time aad awry. Do lem .04 see leis bat
be aeon thorough. Nets chic all is not
geld Gist (linen mil that every erica er
80.40.0 4*. disadveateres.
Such • erre, even if *sly for • day or
Iwo, lifts the farmer sad Ism mil
fay right
out of the ruts Aad they .0&11Yterra to
the farm not .047 refreshed, but hotter
..&104.d with the homestead Ira ever.
Th,. is • big, bright world, hut there% ao
place to it like raw. • report to • pare
or fanners' .1.8 from two or titres who have
sweat Trader ..4 small sums in Ur way
would maks a miming of gnat atareetive-
ars .04iaterent.-Aeserier Agrisultalish
ASOTIMIM ANTS-1111thila7e4 Seer
rewrote ef laollioloGra Go Ilississty *111115•••••• and gir015siet Illestanaellea
1.
1/11,11 Prot
Laeoliaim. Age a - tileartch to The
Pall MO tinsel* from Shanghai saps
that the Europeans there ridicule the
idea of a Chinese escort accompany-
ing the British Consul at Foietrhow
to Kucheng. where he g0.. to Investi-
gate the massacre of tritest meshin-
g ries. When the Viceroy's troops were
despatched to the ecene of the massa-
cre, they immediately looted the mis-
sion houses. The despatch adds that
owing to the unsettled state of the
province it has been decided to send
ZOO Brttish Indian Sikh troops from
Hung Kong to escort the Consul to
K lichens.
A deepatch from Hong -Kong states
that a large mob of infuriated Chinese
attacked the British and Almeria:eta
missions at Parham near Clanton, a
noon yesterday. Some of the missionar
ies fled to Mhameen for safety. but the
others remained at Esteban. A Chl
nese gunboat has ran sent to quid
the rioting. It is reported that the
anti -foreign agitators Intend to soon
destroy all the missions in the Kwanif-
Tong province and to drive the mite
aionarlea into the treaty ports.
The Chinese rect knbwn as the
Vegetarians, who are at the bottom
of the outrages , now number 12.000
men. They are organized and Intl
armed and are able to withstand the
hinese trope.
A deepatch to The Pall Mail Ga -
nett'. from Shanghai says it is stated
In that city that further fanatical out-
breaks against Christians have occurr-
ed at Ching -Chow, Taping, Hupeh and
AnhuL It is stated that all the for-
eigners escaped without injury. No
onfirmation of this report has been
received.
Hong Kong, Aug. L-A great indig-
nation meeting was held here last night
to protest against the massacre of
Christiana by Chinese. Among the
resolutions adopted was one express-
ing diagust at the apathy and Indiffer-
ence of tbe British Government in
falling to recognize the gra •.1 48.
eituation and for not tare,
measures to protect British subject&
Poo-Choo, China, Aug. 11. -Dr. Greg-
ory. an American missionary who es-
caped from Kucheng. gives the follow -
ng account of the maasacre there :
'At 12.30 p.m., on Thursday, Aug. I. a
native Chrietian rushed into my study
saying several foreign ladles at Hwa-
ang, a mountain reeort about twelve
relies from the city of Kuctienff, had
been killed that morning, and that two
tithes had been burned. Fifteen min -
tea later a note from Mr. Phillips
onfirmed this. He wrote that five
tidies were dead, tbe Stewarts were
missing and four persons were seri-
uely wounded. I immediately went
nto the pitmen. where hundreds of
'cited natives had already gathered
nd requeeted the district magistrate.
'ong, to send some soldiers at once
o Hwasang to protect those living.
n half an hour the magistrate went
Hwasang under an escort of about
soldiers.
Lord Salisbury and the Chinese Am -
enamor naa a lengthy 111tPTVIeW at
he Foreign Ofnce this afternoon. It
supposed that the conference be -
ween the Prtme Minister and the CM-
ese representative was In relation to
he mailmen. of missionaries and the
eps to be taken to prevent a recur-
ence of the outrage*.
Camapeeted Talent.
The followtag &redoes of Robert Hamm
wee told es • oorrespereat 01 18 Youth's
Comperes by rate Sarah people whe
8... hint ia Ids youth. Rana was living
1. 14. to., of Ayr sad though stall yore
had .&1.1..d more Ira a Wel ropatatise
as • poet
Or day he was palming through the mate
street of the tows sod saw two Wearers
attar at sae of the in whirr With
idle cariosity he stopped to look at thew
Serra 14.and &tektite the rare aide
afford them goer meassesest while try were
waiting, the strangereadlei hint *004asked
him to dine with them Sures readily se -
espied the invitatiess and proved • merry,
satertraing guest.
Wine direr was mewls inithed the
strangers suggested that ear should try hie
band at yersainaking, and 18.1 18. or that
failed to write • rhyme hod to pay ter the
dieser. The rhymes were writes sad
Rents read the following:
I, hairy Peep, saw two resp;
Two sheep saw ow.
Half • erowa &pier will pay for *844 t1....
Aad I, Johnny Peep, go free.
Tbo seranger's astonishment WWI great.,
sod try both exclaimed, "Who are you!
You mar be Robe. Burr And Robbie
Sures did mot pay for the direr.
MIXED PICKLES.
And while the roue ot joy 4. 4.,.,
Aod the oilers of life ars gay.
Lot us think of those dist loved us dear,
The friars who orwa
e far ay.
-Hiss.
eirs Tw
"Hail gentle spring !'' With pea 10 40.4
The poet thus begaa his ode;
But Spring obeyed mot his erred.
It don't heal: it 'sewed.
-New fork Prem.
An Indira Coroner's Jury nearly
brourist in • verdiet ossieriag • rather
company "for trying to mod two err ia
opposite directions and to pass each others.
a. mine track.'
--
Judge. about to sentare • prisoner, asked
him : "Vas have been coevicted several
*4.,..Wore, haven't y00
Prieriaar-"Yes your 14000r. bet, 1 We
bruin
e seqed several also."
-Should • man shave up or dors?" salted
• youthful oily ark, fresh from oohed.
"That depend& It boa I shave ea. for
instates, I always shavedowa." replied the
barber, with emphasis eo Mohr word.
"1 tope you appregill• lie ire, sir,
ia marrying toy demehler pee merry
las. -.4, generous girt"
" do, sir," (with emotion). " sad I bre
the erne tree qualities from her father."
"I think, m".44the phygisise.
after • award investigates of the prier's
ease, "I Orly madams, the eerie asset he
with the liver."
"I deal see hew that am be. donee ; I
weer eat is asyo.lt, sad the lioardere
h aven't "-Philadelphia Ti...
A freed is • penoa with when I may he
riser& Before him I may think deed.
My friends have IMMO to roe areaght.
The great God gave theta to me. Friend-
ship. like the immortality of the meal, im tee
good 1. 4. believed. R. W. Itineresia
• lawyer having told a Frenelisean that
he mast &dearth' his runaway wits or dee
be would 4. liable ter her deer, hmertei la
• weewrapar the follower Oar mereems
" Kitty, die he my wile. She ruined very
sad ea az ate : man ram sa
want 4.4 4. leen tar yr."
" My dear, 1.08 hews 8.1..," .44 Mr.
Gordian, ea be steed en the bridith
ge w
his wife sad reed as • ear haulier • ler
I4. .4 barges. " Sea b life; the eng
lir the ems. workbag &.dtenter e
the barges, like woman, re-"
"1 row, eterrepeed Mrs. G. serlille.'
"*8. tugs de all the blowiest sad the
bergs@ bear all the harden."
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?be Wed Wear
It It esti there Is • reeking there hi
every hewn sad yet that aims .,.Id .z
erase their owe for that ef emetter. Se
diet as le st
may, the ing from the
heart ft elaw easegt, IVIU heti of
emsebeese • very err tut _p --t alma.
Is Perim Ore ilierser is asseter
Yea sae
Wing remeaffer this Idled dlasesteste. ea
=powhis. th. amill re se
arx lo lart1104 N•so.
An Caaeseie Lipeassauee Seisms guilt la
attain Tban •peed.
New York, Aug. 9. -Recorder Sprain.
from Philadelphia, says : The Bald -
win -Westinghouse allance is causing
much talk amoug railway men and in
nnancial circles here. The first vrork
to be done jointly by the two com -
panics is the building of a standard
gauge electric locomotive in order to
demonstrate the capabilities and pow-
rs of the new engine for passenger
end freight service. Speaking yester-
day of the probable rate of speed ot
the proposed locomotives, Mr. Hen -
zey, of the Baldwin firm. said : "This
talk of malting 150 mites an hour is
pure folly. The best time which will
likely be made, conelatent with nate-
ty, is 90 miles an hour at most." Mr.
Henzey explained that for a long haul
the steam locomotive was preferable
and cheaper, and for that reason. he
said. the electric locomotive would N-
utted principally for short runs and
suburban service.
seed lese Land They :lad Se rum. r.
Duluth, Minn. Aug it -The suit
brought by Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Crow.
ley of Nova Scotia, against the Nel-
ism Lumber Company.to regain isaiseii-
pion of a tract of land on the Mem be
Iron range, valued at over $1.000.o0u.
and embracing the Audburn mine. has
been decided by Judge Lewitt in favor
of the lumber company. The Crow -
!eye claim that they did not know the
value of the property and were Induc-
ed to part with the same toy fraud
and ilsrepresentati,,n on the part of
the company. Judge Lewis finds that
the Crowley,' never had a valid claim
to the land.
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mass Siam glialovilir.
Eganville. Ont.. Aug. R.- mix even-
ing fire broke out in the McIntyre.
terRiekk planing trill and spread rap-
tely, taking the Bridge block. owned
by John Bridge of Renfrew. and oc-
cupied by .1. Renick. as bakery and
confectionery store, alao store and re -
Merger of John chewy. The buildings
were tot 411y deatlinyed. Lc.,, het even
14000 and rale; nearly covered by 1e -
r1111111100.
Ogee Eurasian' me seutaategias
Mese Fathisig 11110firl woo* OM
NOVO Parer@ ei a aerie team.
Gananoque, Ang. S.-Wm/wham enter-
ed the reeiderice of It C. Tailor and
earrted off MO worth of watches, sil-
verware end Jewell -1. Mr. Taylor's
reale was *erred and resonated while
he dept. Tbe burglars, ignier tying
ap the gooriearried oaths from the
rellarand had a spread ia the dining
ramn.-
-
• ellitansers
O ne at Gee mousseal Searelbeess enegilee
ear shme dee*
allearamal. Ara. L-Chartest Jetties,
wao eras arrested wlth see Haynes,
as a firebug. rerfammed troday Omit
Rayons had serred haarralth ptio.
trial aad weed It ever frit 00-
I8. Oft's Soon
FATHER AND SON CURED.
THE VILLAGE OF WHITECHURCH
DEVELOPS A SENBATION.
TES ISTRIA AIWA( IMO WITS
*SD MS *On • 1111 5? VflI5
"roar ISIAT BS VutTILID NOM ST
ALI. MS PEW it DOSS.
Fre* WIDIttlom AGveare.
Mr. Joseph Nixon is Or pr.p01.tor .1 18.
*sly reel is the village of kiemeharek,
sea is knees to the whole oountryside se •
maa who thoroughty witimateade his
are, and • ional ropsoloa as well. lt is
well karts is this part of Guthrie that Mr.
Nixoe's heel was destroyed by the, but
with that nom which is obaracteriatio of
44.he quickly see to week to re- build. His
Worry, aa told • reporter of the Wirral
Adore*, whe recently had ocoasien to visit
his hostelry, will prone of interest. " I was
kelpieg to dig out the cellar," kw said, "aad
is the repair Ind odd I retracted
rheumatism which matted in my right hip.
It got se bad that I rooldn't sit in a eller
without doubling my leg back at the
side of the chair, .ad I eouldn't ride
is a bettay without letting the affected
leg rag oat. I suffered • great deal
more from the troutile than asy omit who
has wit been aivail.,rI Lifson&
** I was kelpie° Ara eist the colter,"
regime. flow 1... oared is era Isere
interestias Or day I -eper-t-st *mightier
wear 38... bad rtionameilli
reining down the read. I eallhe44.t4
asked what had cured hie ribmwasea... Dr.
Williams' Piak Mlle he promptly replied.
aad that detonator nie to try the err
reasaily. Well, the result is Plait Pille
~se IDO, Dad Limit fa something ether
modisines failed to do. I doe't kaew what
is la thent, tat I do know that Ptak Pills is
a wonderful medicine. 1.4 1* is an eddy
in my own seen" rebiaued Mr. Niece.
"that I have meson *0 4. ipatedul for what
the mediae* lies dime. My son. Fred,
reed terene years el age, was sakes with
se atiaek of rid. laikaunation of the
longs set ia .ad as be was nesovering frees
this, ether oomplisatioas followed whisk
developed *010 8*. Vitas dare, which got
so bail that he ooeld not possibly stand still.
We gins hire Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
with the result 1801 1. is now thoroughly
eared, Bad looks as thourh he 404..ver bad
• day's sicknom in his lite, sad it thew
lane, whir are known 1.all the neighbors,
will be et beats& to rhymes ekes, you are at
liberty to publish thew"
Dr. William& Pbak Pills are • specific for
al diseases &ruing hose ea impoverished
000ditioa of the blood or • shattered
radicles of the nervous forms, such as St.
Vitus duos, lecemotor ataxia, rhennuitiene
parelysia, sciatica, the after Arts of la
grippe, lase of appetite, headmen dizziness
creak erysipelas, scrofula, eta. They are
also • epee& for the troubles peculiar to
the female system, correctimg irregularities,
suppressions and all forms of female weak-
ness, buildize anew the blood, and restor-
er the glow of health to pale and sallow
cheeks. In the ore of mea they effect •
radical oure in WI sere arising from mental
worry, iteimmark, or roam of any Joanna
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold only in
boxes hearing the lire's trails mark aed
wrapper (premed is red iali) aad may be
kad o101* druggists or direst by mail from
Dr. Williams' Medina" Compenv, Rork
elle. Ont., or Stheasetady, N. Y.. at 50
see de • box, or six bore for 12.50.
GODMIJOH
STEAM BOILER WORE&
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Ieremear 10 01.0401 • Meek/
manufacturer of all tire a
3E30 I I_JEC FLS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Ins
Works, etc_, etc.,
Aad Dader-a--
Eager. Mariasry Cartage, be, Pipes
and Pipe Fi • all Bross Goods,
Vanes, Eta
All Ceestantly on Head at Lower Prior.
followir asoosia-liand Dere and Mar
-
eery tor sale :-
Owe 45 H. P. Boiler and grime.
" 40 " Slide Volvo &igen
" 35 " Tubolar Boiler, oonipleto.
" 14
" 6 " Fire -box Soder sad F.111(iSO,08
wheels.
Revelries promptly attended tn.
A. 3. CEST3T6L.
law P. 0. Box A, 0o4er10k.0011.
W G. T. R. ration. iregoldi
NEW BAKERY
-IN-
0-0
D ERZ CH.
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery and Gals
fectionery Store on Hamilton -it, in
Barrie's old stand, where be will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
it.. of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry
of best make. large Loaves at I 0 cta,
and small Loaves at 5c.
No combination; no extortion; but
everything to suit the times and Wie
pockets of the people.
If you want Good Bread and Cheap
Breed leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on IlawilbomL Street
Wedding Oakes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
The Maiiiiies Wishing .4 18. Meths.
31 4. ler \and all cavil. The test ba• bra
made. m. results hays hese satishotein
Yo... have geed wine for • trifle. Wine
has made glad tho heart of man from time
briromporial. It has made him elociart: it
boa cheered him in dispeadeagy. Bet the
mares could DOG gr it, at least la oratries
Lute which it bad to be imparted. The
Bordeaux Claret Co, will sell you ea steel -
lent wise foe 13.04 44 par done quarto.
This they have been doing for sear time
pet to tire whole people. All we delighted.
Tao avian are psoxiag in A sound wen
thereenhly who en irking blood and
teasels. Adiress-Rerdeaux Claret Ce, 30
Hospital Street. Montreal.
„
Carlisle's boor, 24 Cheese row, Chelsea,
lase at last been paid for by the committee
in charge of the sabeeripuea, and i aow
*gin 111 the public. 11*oar= a great deal
of Carlieben furaiturs, presented hill. tier
before ter death, and eery of his books;
47.500 is still needed for the expenses of
keeping *8. 8.... in order writ .1 10 Mi-
tered. Yellers will be *erred • @hillier for
adiniesios
Caner Sherbet Canton sherbet is •
treat to sasey tastes. Use the giager that
cusses he the little etre jars; ore the and
put ia • quart of water es ornate flavor.
Aild • er a sugar, reit 15 talaree. and
stria wad rot Add the jure of three
Images sad re oranges for • quart of
water, freer to • mash and sone. To get
the dear juice nf ea crags out ware the
grain sato halves, take out the ptilp with •
=and square i* throw+ • pier of ohne
sloth. This keeps or the arid ne-
ver the peel.
you (AN,G0 To sup
(HURCH
YOU'VE GOT
A SAD COUGPI
A piquemaxesck
Curt
ft/r M
°bin ned!
(oughteld
\. Hoarseness
&bflsf,s
11)E
tist some Is.
CTORA1
35-CA311 FREE -35
ist prize, $25; 2nd, 815, 3rd,
810; 4th, 85 5th, $2; 10
prizes of $I each, 20
prizes of 60c. each.
The Proptseton of
"Sala"Ceyloll
i offer to school children the above
' prison competition open until Ise
of May, for the best poem or
rhyme, the initial letter of the
Ines reading downwards to oda-
pose the words--
Salada ClooTcas
The poem Is expected to be the
result of the child's own tlizel
the are, age, address &ad
to be oppended te each poen,
• card. out of • package of
" Salado" Ceylon T.
STURDY BROS.,
GIBIHrIERS,
The Square. Gliedertela.
IIIPT.4ephon• connection.
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aad wi saa ruin Patents ia less ter
haa those remote from W4 81111470 roN.
Bead MODEL OR DRAWING. We .4-
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r.aN PA TINT.
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