HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-9-26, Page 7THE SIGNAL: OODBRIOR, ONT., THURSDAY. SEPT ?f 1895.
LI$$ OF RUN
p weakening. You cannot af-
ford to fall below your healthy
weight. If you will take Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with
kly-popho6Phites of Lime and
Soda when your friends first
tell you you are getting thin,
„u will quickly restore your
he.tithy weight and may thereby
prevent serious illness.
Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce a day of Scott's Emul-
sion. This seems extraordinary;
but it is Absolutely true.
Ikea M..-..Jrlfi 0•41w40 e s.hdifldef
GSM auk lkildis Oft sed $1.
BITS OF INFORMATION.
Aielook as sxhiMtlo. to St Petereberg
bas st•ety dim faces, tndloauug •uautwe
owl', the ume at tbwrty d.Owwt spots an
th. *each • •urf.ur. ..ee...ee to...venteats .1
lbs earth and pleases.
An origami osrtitoste ot m-rnberehip is
to. 1 net of (•I..ou.ld, cued t .. tattooer et
the !solarises of ladepaudeooe,.twf signed
kit
...ore Woolliest was recently sold at
tv.:mtegtoo, Del , for $32.
"An t Oise without power."
• 1•erd
Y.
,.chert, ".e • burrst..ry, dslLl 11.
Juga) America: pe .tto.oe oil toot agree
with Ko•ebert on this Au abate with •
Rood s•lery .!.00hed s aseva.,regareless of
power
Luad'os ie sot o•ly the healthiest capital
in the world. but u seimainghealthier loan
the g•e,t tows* of Eagl.sd 'Ube death
rote IS slowly dsobn* .g, the u.ortuiuy Mug
below toe .verse for the correepoadtag
period of the lost tau veer.
Oso •f the Atlanta. linen that entered
Now York the other day had os board
fifteen oases oo 181.10r boweenetrlctore and
other snakes, • jwuar, • leopard cat, •
tapir. • water pits, an eat 08141, Marty par-
rots, thirty meeker' mud • flows.
" her years._ say. Capt C. Moeller, " I
have retied more upon A•er's Palls than
anything else in the medimae chest, to reqs
late my Morels and thou of the.h,p • crew.
These pills .re sot seven in their action,
bot they de their work rhorouydly
Fah live to • wo.Mrful age Professor
heard tell* as of • oke a Rome whose age
dates back to the fifteenth oeotury, le the
k 461 syaarium at Mt. Petersburg there ten
fish t►.t have been theta for 140 warn
They live oa without sssmae to arise at
m&turr y .
iorty•00e mullion sterling, •ceordier to
"tr .Iona Prod.,, a th' sum tact has bees
!a..1 oat in ocean telegraphic moble*. At the
present moment there are *levels nobles
a:nos. the .t I auuc, belonging to five tom.
pauses, and (b�.. .I.• have cast nearly 14;
millions.
Henry W. Urs.tu, secretary of the great
Cramp Saip-bdildag Company, is an en
thematic botanist, ani is particularly in
tenoned IS teras and poleax. Hie father
horles H ,'ramp, i• said to be woe of the
best postai men to the cauutry nn toe eom
meretal and ottiit•nan value ot the various
WO ole of toe Potted 'oaten.
A \lame paper says the day+ of "laddy-
bucktem ou the high se.. are by no teems
put, at lust. not 011 Slane shops. It cites
the case of a tough cid salt of Portland, who
was recant; t engaged as first mate on • ship
eo!.1-i too hu retard of beteg able to knock
the tar nut of any obstreperous master be
e+.r .ailed with.
Mme. lhieulfy, who has •ttaio.d high
rank as an authority es Persian archaeology
and astIIIUII ea, appears in the ..lona of
Pars In man • .tare. It hen she was •
bride to 1670, she went with her hu.h•.d
00 • military expedition lotto fu E..t, and
t,. avoid •ttentos appeared es • lad of six-
teen. wens when she has Stever changed her
drew'.
It s said that mosey has been subscribed
to build an elevated bicycle tied between
.'t.lc•go sod Milwaukee. The plea one
template* an sle.atton of .Steep feet, and
• '.JI of ten cents for the entire length of
tn. road. Such an elevation in a prairie
country would probably go%e a dead :toed
crack fur the whole datum's, and prectic
all- throw off the sped limit
r toe of the late.t raealistmeute in the
n '%y s that of .Sohn R Knowles. the sailor
who lashed Admiral Ferr•gnt to the nevelt
of the Hartford in her memorable fight with
the 1 "oafrdente ironclad rem Tenn.ttoee in
lloktle Hay. Kaowlee has been in the sero •
irr forty -Svc Tsars, during twenty eight •f
wk•ch be has been on doty .t the Naval
Aredeinti. A. he is sow seventy veers old
h. will *pend the remaider of his lite at the
Naval Academy
The street cars of Sacramento City, in
atlforua, are sow run by electricity vener-
ated by the falls of the American giver at
'totem, 21 miles away. The neer heelless
damned. oreatiag • reservoir three miles
lona, with • flow at 55.000 ouaic fait • min
at.. After twain' the turbine wheels at
The dam, the water te not allowed to soap,
further eervao., but is used for irrig•tio•.
'ammonite ('aty expects soon to be warmed
and lighted by the river.
The Severn is .ow es navigable from the
ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS.
A 1i iiia, os TNI. ail
.1*me• Resor. wpreh• Lar.edly
T ' .'•v.•,pment of Mermen' In.tltnteesnd
` . • nt.•.1n, of rrlue*Uon on .ucre..fnl prsett
rex ha, proven beyond a doubt that
• -• n: dry fernier require. to be • .tudent
work. The moat suene..fnl ownsx err not.
t i .-e who do the great eat amount of
"•' .' l..I.nr. lint they are found ranking first
, ."inner. on all agricultural product..
1:,e—t— a r••ident of Til.onburg, IIlfOrd
" . for lt) son, Iia., taken numerous firm
i''vr. ,; gine the year. A .a.c+w,tul. reliable
matt, hi..tatement will be of Interw.t to many :
..I trove 8.Ilerrvl for .even or right year' with
allbbillf lilMe : the torture and sten y 1 ean n
aot
-T` se wont. to deorrlhe. Night atter night
chs her awake with the p.lnhd Itching. 1
hefTl.•ll 'he phy.irien* end every known
moody e11 141 no ueount. not even relief. fit
Wk i or over my curious trouble with Mr. Cha..
Ilan -on oar well know'. druggl.t, he rwvwe
584,4 l'li.a.•s Oita meet. To m 1' Yowler and
•:PrI'e- 1 trot relief from the sewed applles-
t.a. 1 firmly believe one boy .ulllnMut Inure
set Nee of italie" Piea no roamer 0f bots
half farm ion 1 wadi aint be .itkoet dem
to. tale. Its eon. is ,sl..teenve this 1estl.
•t and mestm..a ter the uwanwhemewe of
Q0'y ase• Itl•ygnst to toss N ea they wish. It is
Rei Moe ".ssgssssaeg Mew Mer eta be eared,'
Pike es
allft.hooseaUse. ilarear
,d.
sea tap to Wsreester es the thecae is treat
Havre to Pare ; bet whew tbe Setae as a
busy Musa e1 ooatmeroe from Roues to
the omits of the Freeeh oapttal, the stbmes
of the Severe between the toe oat edrol
cats* le rarely disturbed by the solos of •
steamer, ad ex•ept ler the lore, barge
tr.6c, the tarty sad odd thoutrd pouted*
.pent is dredging sad widgets' the oh•oael
mei! les said to be thrown away.
The eMsatre Empres of Austria, after
wsdertag is the Grooms slued*, has *t last
rotssed to Mensa, Tbe Ccurt fa.ottee-
arw settee tk.t she km eleveled several
p.rahsriti , For esteem, e always
Ir.sses, for .n senior what o•reseay, u •
high sewn et unrelieved blew*. Thee she
absolutely refuses to lutes to suis, eyes
►s music of Straus& She avers that her
nerve' .r. ahatterre4, and usehl. " to beer
the strum of mama.' Her Majesty s matt
re.narlable etoentrtoities, however, have te
de with her food ; eh* Ives almost eattrely
en milk --the milk from • spwtal ..rt of oow
reared u (:orfs.
A mild sensation was oatte.d some little
Nme ago by the •sseuuuameat that ate em
taint ohem et had discovered gold In the
waters of the mesa. The promisee of the
precious metal has keen ahundastly proved
la the water of the seam surrounding our
own allude. It w by no meats afr•yuently
•.tio•e also is the compositioe of hot
sp: togs, erten from deep sated .ouroso m
volume diarist*. So tar no gold seams N
have bees met with in fresh water lakes or
st.e.ss ; but some oleo of the quantity
whish i* obtained an the ocean* of the glebe
m*y bie raised from the estimate of nae an•
•lyst, who outs the amount dows at .bout
tee milksa to.., without wanting theyuon-
nay possibly looked up in floating tesherg'
around the Pales At present the extrac-
tion of the metal is a rather wetly and ea
wrtaaa process.
In boggle' euotrles there as • demand
for chaldres who are stunted ad malformed
and utlleted with unelgktIy diseases, and an
Austria H..R•ry they are produo.d a any
.uaauty which the market requires. Th.v
are bought off their parents and distorted
and maimed to suit the wallets el the pre-
f.eslosal mend1oa.10 who buy sad use them.
A deo of thus kind was duwe.red and brok
en up not lou' age In Cronus, but .then
exist, and the trade, which is • profits►le
one, scams to suffer .o diminution, le
Prague of late • an was taken tato custody
'barged with selling to • firm of showmen is
Holstein " • number of children who, by
Imam of .pacully •ontnved •limwtetiee;
bad had their growth arrested, for elpo•ure
as hlipetians in itlserent •xbibittolt•." The
price of these unhappy ex•mplss of •crested
development was 300 florins each.
NOT CORN.
With loving look her dimpled arms
About my neck she did entwine,
Aod raised her rosy, roguish lops
t'p tempn•gly. quite Bear to mine.
%Vh• could resist such proffered Mies'
I mould -sod did. Nor age was three,
And her wee mo.th was too stook up
With candy to be kissed, ton see.
" Culture In Roston • sad Perry Patna
Nc, " Well, i rum yes ' Last time 1 was
there 1 got throwed out of • hoer saloon for
wain me free lunch wit' • kaife.
•' Whet is Charlie doing for a living
sow•
., Writing ' _
" I dada t thaok h• was literary.
" He tent. He writes home for remit
tans•. •
" So old Mr Brows is married at last •
•'les, • farriner I esrd. "
„ A foreigner • No, an F.mghsh lady."
•• 1)11, I 'card as ow oho was • Tutu.'
She So out believe your college educe
two complete, now that you have gradu
• tad
He 1 should my yes' Why • 1 ye woo
six medals for sprinting. ten diamond rings
for bicycle racing, 11,000 for winning an
•esateur prole fight. and got my picture to
the Police :wrote for surviving twenty foot
ball games. My education complete 1
should my %w '
"Look me in the face, sir."
He nosed his eves timorously until they
were directed to her countenance.
"Now, sir, deny, If %ea dare, that you
married me for my mosey.
"1t must have been your money, he
faltered.
)Ly-I)oeua't at spoil your tun teeing
veer mother here '
Corn. --No, she is so busy dodgiag peps
she has se time to watch me.
"How doss Mand like lite to the coma
"First rate. She s trimming grope vines
this week.
•
•'}tear% ` What with ribbon ••
t
We may all be rock .sough in time t•
throw away all wmmonplace necessaries
and .uheiet on luxuries exclusively.
W • de not speak in disparaging tones
whoa we soy that • woman who wears
bloomers has 1,05e habits.
"I en .(raid, said the bicycle girl, "that
we sire getting altogether too ortginol in
oar vie', of costume. •
"1 . worse than that, 'rept:ad her
mother. •'We are getting positively ab
or:gloat.
Rebhte say. tellers, lit us holler "rats''
as the. woman pasty.
F.eddie What's the use' lbs t you we
she has bloomers se
'•A @kart that is divided against itself
anent stand.'. es • tree rnma,kd when the
''new woman teak • fall
Those who want t• reform English spell -
ung can unsafe them..lvoe while they ars
working toward that sad by readiest , he
letters of illiterate writer. Their epslla•g
seems to strike the reform standard.
"(:ood hie, Old R1.•* 1 'hooted the hi.
cycle. "You are net In my clam. -
"Anyway ,"
lass.""Anyway," retorted the carthorse, "i
•m not as awkward as toe aro. 1 don't fall
down standing etltl
port 1 ifficer What hare y no O• ?mord,
retrain "
Commie -Onr aarro 000111 a of 1,000 oases
rel oranges.
Pert `.Miner- - las.
(leptons --One tbostasd eases of sten
Pert Illflesr Yen.
Capeats -Three rainy of yellow fever !
Mie. A -"Oar league of esssnsbs•sed we
tam i, got.' to have • looters se the metal
regality et the we. Yea meat be sore to
oases
Mn. d--"Certai•ly. my dear, I shall
brio/ Mw t1enNh with toe, es she believes
M metal segelity ' 1
Mrs. A -"Xs' for the world. Yen know
she itt't In ser get."
ABATTLE FOR LIFE.
• swlmsaer's Tarried* taperessss INNS a
Jetty ash.
Folkston', mieys the setetral adys.usss
of high chi( prosoen.de', nt•geillesst *gal
'tows, •ted most iuvieerssYag oar : sad as Ito
surro..dt g neubborba.d abot..ads he rare
fossils, plants, and butterflies, it preemie
Sansei charms to the lover of Mtere. It
was my **oaten) to go dews to bathvery
early is the moraine, and repeatedly 1 bay.
bus the Orly mow es tate Mash ; yes 1
was sun to gad Raker sitting in his beat,
for it was Ills duty to be then at live. arose
wave of the atom sm» o1 his caseate
her divers remota • short Hight of steps was
attached to his boot, •d as 1 mounted them
in order to make • good plunge, he o►
served, "Deal rat 001 too tar, sir. for
though the ase as smooth, there's • stress
current towards the pier,' 1 coon found
that my guardian was right. so I struck err
as 11 going down w.anel It was most e1-
htlantug. The Only earns of lite excepting
myself wore ?be gusrdieo Raker, for awe)
near the shore, and eon* porpoises in foot.
I had lethal seer te porpoises prancingly,
so 1 was not afraid of them. Hoang • fairly
,trot' swimmer, 1 had every oorgdoscs t•
my powers ; but getting a lulls tired, 1 lay
os my back motionless and w•tekd the
deep blue of the Sky overhead.
The tide had rrduolty and tmperosptibly
carried me out of my course. 1 turned to
swim book 14 the shore: but I was a prison-
er, .ted nattily bound into the bargain 1
"cold see so living thi.w .ear me, for the
school of porpoises was off Dover by this
tome, and Baker woe se remote that be •p
Pard Smaller than 1 lied ever seen him be
fore. Rut 1 was bund routed the limbe,and
lashed u.comfort•►Ic over my right shoal
der and under .a left arm. Intently 1 as-
sumed an apnght poetise, and began to
treed with each toot to keep myself above
woter. Survey is, my chest and arms. I
ought eight of slimy threats Ill' One
trssap•roat cords •nyelopiog me, The
des dad jelly fish, (jan . , thought I. Hut
where is it' If 1 swim about, I may go
right into its dust, which must be very
large to poems Gush lost feelers- 1 401 md
left hand up to my nght shoulder. an
Passing It irmly down, 1 broke off the ten
Lulea. With my right '.and 1 gave vsater
freedom to my lett arm. 1t was not the
strength of the meshes that affected Si. eo
mush ea the par•lyrtng power of their
poison. lo anther moment I tore the
poa.o. threads frees my body and legs : and
the., right in frost of me. I saw my enemy-
- • dome more than eighteen inches in di
alneter, with • multitude of lashes depend
mg from its morgan. 1 sow struck eat for
the beach, ted hard work I had to rea.h It ;
for 1 was smarting all over, and welts were
appearing wherever 1 hod been stung. A
roll in • Med of settles could not be prods'
awe of greater pea and irritation.
Whom dressed I sot i.to Balker's boat sed
we wept in pursuit of the medusa, Finding
one -whetter my embracing friend or sot I
weld not tell we hauled it uo in my Turk
ah towel, and I took it home. Cita.. was
placed in • bucket. which it filled in a very
edlgsiied initiator It was myintentioe to
":•etas its potion thread under the unarm
scope : but this exemis•tiou never took
!Moe, for • very rood reason. A11 day I
went about with a very uncomfortable feel-
ing until I tried to lathe to fresh water.
This, with an extra share of physie•I exer-
tion, restored m.' .omtort, se that .ext
merrier 1 was away swimming • quarter of
• mtle from shore, and enjoying myself to
my heart's 000t.mt i retuned to the beach
without any encounter. So for so goon. On
regaling the bush 1 pre•eeded to dry my
head : but on scrubbing my face with the
towel in which the day before I had carried
hoed% my trophy, i suddenly felt the most.
Ioteuely stinging pains I bad ever expert
eoced. My eves were poisoned, and seemed
as if they were being consumed with Intense
heat. The poison had net 'seen washed out
of the towel. The pun increued so that I
was unable t• open my eyes. oll power
over the voluntary muscles had ceased. On
reaching home. I tried various remeties,but
without any success, until. plunging my
head into cold spring water, 1 let the water
an &totted my 'yatalls, and .o graded•Ily
recovered power and sight. In accounting
for • large number of deaths of expert
swimmers by drowning, this particular form
of danger does not appear to hays presented
otsolf. -Leisure Hour.
Thing. Werth temeresberlag.
There are many little things whish go
toward promoting comfort in deilk late, but
which ore often overlooked. A Het tea-
kettle. for instance, wide and shallow. in
which water coo be hurriedly boiled, is a
sonvenaence which so houselekper should
be without. An alcohol lamp, or • osstri-
yamos to fasten upon a teas -jest, will eau
says time when it u ueoe.s.ry to heat
water.
Speaking of hot water, it is weoderful how
mans good purposes it serves. A compress
of linen wrong out of het salt water, and
• polled to the chest, t'ovsrd entirely and
deeply with flannel to prevent the taking of
cold, will use pain and do away with the
imtation whiab culminates in frequent
coughing. Hot water et the bock of the
nook and behind the ears will euro that
nervous weariness ane hysteria which over
comes o.e after • bard day's work.
Speaking of 405.te, it is • good idea to
leave • nwdlebook w1th needles threaded
and ready tor nee nn the dreesag-table. A
thimble and nedlehook furnished se sbeve
with • pair of lctesors, are thoughtful ad
damns to :omfort which do not suggest
theesselvee to every mad.
Always leave eomethae interesting to
read in • guest eh•mber. A bright novel,or
• book of short stories, the latest magazine.
will be appreciated by the gust who masks
her room, and does not alw•ve wish to Etat
with the family to entertain or be enter-
tained.
Saesk• t.MIMe. bar.
Trust it not, it is fall of deoeption. Do
net buy • label ; bas • goad wine in the
bottle. Tho label may he imposing, and
the long prism may give 000idence ; bot
know this that the day has come when •11
people oan drink rood wine at • sheep rate,
et nominal prions. tight doli•n, ten doll
Ion, that day is done' roe good Clarets
and Burgundies -'R3 and .4 per dorm
harts. Tested by beet judges,
whom is Liget Governer Charas ; en-
joyed by the people ; asked few to all parts
of the country. The tamed Moltwt at •
trifle. Rich wises, a little more than the
prion of Mer. No sting, muscle Hood
makers Address Bordeaux Claret Ca,
30 Noopitsl est, Meat sol.
Oalrsese egebett.
"Peter Gannett's bay jibes ie real smart
•t his books, 1 hear- said Grandfather Rol,
hag. as be and hie grandma Rah were out
at the bars milkier' the .ems one eight.
"Abet that M, M►'" "Why. yes. bo'e •
geed head at 'rItb.wti• •sad smalls', mid es
m," reeersied Bob, without .rf.el.g mesh
eniheeleeen. "stet he's awful glow •e
games.- be added after a memeat'e pagan
"Rob," said (ieesdheher Rdl e.ly
• sb.rp Sims su W boy, and
lag .rwish
a gat.( deal r severity, "sere ur twin Isle•
ly reeve pat see ht salad of • teller that
sad M lore over is ltwevllls when I was •
boy. 1 duet rightly reueil whet his t brim
tali asses was, ter the boys at school all
*ailed him "Subtract Fsskett, an Slat was
the sojas he went bv.
"You d ask hiss about anybody. as feat
of lad appear to be •peaku' 0t 'em fur an
a tare : lout before he get through then
was •flus emaethta' to take the Jamie tet of
whatever he'd told ye that was pleasant.
"He'd say, 'Aleck Stevens is a real smart
boy, smart as • steel trap ; he's such a boy
for books, the.sh, that 1 d.s't Wheys he
dose much round the house : I guess they
dos t deposal on him is help much. '
'•l ss, Molly Speer* is a peaty silo that's
• fact. There •is t many poott.. rotad
hen. 1 wish she didn't set .lust• so mush
kit her looks, tbos,h. Folks can OOP that
she knows jest about bow put% she s."
"Dal I bey a good time down to env
Co•sai Fred is house • 1111, yes, splendid.
mask's • real jolly boy ; he knows how to
maks folks laugh. ll he hada t got such an
•wtel yuiek tamper, there wouldn't be touch
hotter co.YOy anywhere than Freak s..'
• "An' so it went. It dido t make so wet-
ter what yea asked him, you 4 est jest that
kid of an answer every time. Au there
wa'n't anybody in KickvthIs that had •
t seue talks wee so ,ca't of •a they was of
Subtract 1' oskett e.
"You're Dothan' bet a 'utile boy, Rob,
an' 1 hey hopes r f ye, for I don t think the
habit's sett'wd utter ye, yet, concluded
t,randf•ther Rallis', as he roes stiffly from
the milking stool. "If I thought It was 1
end be .lean diskerridged : ter I sh'd ruttier
any relation o' mite would be sleep's'
oat In the mart in ground thea loyu' t be
like Subtrwet Fashion '
cltanll.e.a or •hemi►
The perfect cleanliness of sous animals Is
• very notable circumstance, when we cos -
o der that nearly their whole lives are pas-
sed to burrowing in the worth and removing
mammal ; yet such is the admirable polish
of their Dating and limbo that we seldom
find
any soil adhering te them. All the
beetle raw, the chief occep•ttea of which u
enwhng is the soil about *Koh dirty
employs, are, notwithstasdtag, remarkable
for the glossiness of their ooverlog •d tree
dom from defilement* of any kind.
Purity of vesture seems 1o.0 • principal
prompt of nature. and obeeivble through-
out @rattan. Fishes, frets the nature of
the element in which they reside, eon was
trait but little Impurity. Birds ore Snow
'ugly attentive to neat.eae and lu.tratien of
their plumage. A11 the slue ram though
sneered with slimy atter o•lcul•!ed tocol
lett extraneous shags, and reptiles, are per-
fectly free from soil. The fur and hair of
beasts In • state of liberty and health s
filthy or sullied with dirt. Some
birds roll themselves a dust, and 000neies
ally partt.ulor busts oover themselves with
mon ; but this is not from any Ilkley er u-
slto•itoo for such thing., but to free them
selves from anseyaoees, or to prevent the
base of insects.
Whether lards is preening. and busts in
dressing thees.lves, be directed by any to
stinetive fasulty as not kaowo : but they
evidently derive pleasure from the eper•uon
and thus this feeling of enjoyment, even of
the sole motive, becomes to them au eesea-
tial source of comfort and health.
General Cr.nt.
Grant was • truth teller. As a boy be
hated fibs, and loused to he exact in his
statements Hie tether once seat him te
buy • horse, authorizing him to offer M0 and
it thou should be refused, a e°. He told the
owner that hie father mad. Of course the
owner expected 460 for has hors., but the
boy refused to give more than f 50, and ob
loaned the horse.
He tendert% cherished the 8soci•ttoos at
home. the lather and mother he never
muted to reverence and love. When }'resi-
dent he valued their regard and approval.
As children tame along he took them to hie
hurt. His soon were his companions and
and his daughter the idol of the house.
For the wife of his youth sod manhood he
cherished • pure, tender effectual'. When
he was in Pompeii the guide offered to ad-
mit him to • building without the Ladles
"I ant much obliged to you, ' he said, "but
I never go where I cannot take my wife."
Suoh was Americans citizen and soldier,
who, an the banks of the Hudson, watts the
hour when, with Loving bands, Shu cherish
ed wife shall be laid by hu side. - -I )avid
Shermsu, an %se's Herold.
••• tram Seery That'
Stn. Fields, to her "Shelf of old Books"
tells an amusing aneedote illustrative of
Sir Walter Scotta chum se a story•teller :
An old men in 4:las,ow told Mr. Jas. T.
Fields that he had once cerrid a law use
to Sir Walter Scott for •djo.tmeot.
"How did 'he manage It •eked ?dr.
Field".
'lib, beautifully ' ' retuned the old client
"He told me a bossy story •boot the 000
and the calf in Dundee ; sod then he sect
me over the wa t to . bother lawyer who,
he told me, had • larger bead for Loh affairs
than'himee:. Kat it was • brew sten that
God.rich, March lath, 1896.
/mean/ Femora•• (:.,
Gentlemen, ---The No. 9 Howard
Furnace put in for me last Summer
by Messrs. J. H. WoraeU & Co. hag
given good 'satisfaction and, kept the
house comfortable and at an even tem-
perature during it winter of excep-
tional severity. One advantage is
the rots* with which it is regulated,
but in nay estimation that in which it
chiefly allows its superiority, is the
entire absence of gas or dust in the
house, which has been on much com
plained of in Furnaces of inferior con
structiur,. 1 shall certainly recom-
mend the Ilowarel to those contem-
plating purchasing a Furnace.
Yours truly.
i sistal. .1. NAYTRI..
If yea think of having a Furnace pat in,
sail sad see es tied we will he pleased te
give yes an estimate.
J H. WORSELL
H,n*Lrow erten,
thaw afsseds.
11s Asks us abets the nettle a (hood.., sad
1S I1ta�M ate lough to ibis day whoa 1 thuk
nit .
The lake of 1 ori is said to hive sold
his collection of pa.tege .temps to Berge
Ferdiaa•d de Rothekaki. It is tssured for
6'280,000.
YOU
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1st prize, $25
; 2nd,
$15 . 3rd,
$IO. 4th, $6. bth, S2 . 10
prizes of SI each , 20
prizes
ot b0c. each.
The
Proprietors of
alada Ce,iou er
offer to school chilares the •bop
prizes, oompeutloo open anti) 1st
of May, for the beet preor
m
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rhyme, the mined letter of the
fines reading downwards to oom-
the word•-
pose
g
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The poem is expected to be the
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result of the child's own thought,
tee tune, age, address and school
1s bo appended to each poem, also
T
out of a package of
a seed
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" Salada"
Ceylon
Tea.
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STURDY B80S.,
cter'e:tg,
The %gnarl., a.ederteb.
t'relepbose Connection
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOK'SBEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE CANADAy_
IN
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GODERIOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Sweeaserto Croryatal at Black,l
itsnuf cturer of all kinds or
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., eta,
And healer in -
Pagans, Machinery Castings, &c.
All sizes of Pipes and Pipe Fitting*,
;team •d Water Gauges. (:lobe Valves, i
Check Valves, Iwpititor., I jecten sod Ip-
sden Constantly on Hand at Lowest
A special line of Steel Water and Hog /
['roughs for use
of farmers
and others.
Repairing promptly
attended
to.
A. S. CHBYSTAL. -
lt-ly P. O. Hoz 37, (adertch,Ou¢.
Works -iI mite O. T. ft. Station.Oderfeet
IslsOUllle Morisse
AWN
ATTS.
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Bftl0' .. 1.
DOPY • N s. ate.
-Piet enA (r.e itsaeNtet wine to 1
Nt•\t 'tri ttin ,8t.l1 tAnw*y. Rzw Trmg-
abbot for Sween patents in Anomie .
'e't
pl.nnrwio
res p.tnot
Saloon oar 0. 1r broeg►t \.rite
IMAl.w rtyw fees of eksss. m the
Va•.te b e
''cicntific
* Americus
1i. etrAIKlein of any celestine paper In Me
e. A PtlenAt.tir iHwtr.Ied Ile
wen a1e1 e M a
Pt1.I 11 .�ointa.,
tA.wl lt.
,te�wm
ti*tt�3`1,1C:4:
PATENTS!
CAVEATS. TAW IMAM AIM COPy*WNT$
Obal•ed, and all beat.".. 1a t► tl, R, Patent
snoutedOgle. •..ted to at MODPRATI PRIM.
Oar olio* is opposite the C. R.Mt Of
OM, and w 1 fan obtain Patents la tam.
-meet* hes thea. •ot. froWASH/NW N.
Send MODRL OR DRAWING. Ws ad -
else es to p�aawah4lft7 fres of Sand
we Snake NO ORA RON UNLRa. if OA-
TAIN PATsirT.
W r Lien her., to the Pesm
ta.atr the Rum
�( bider M.,, sed te ell elnl..1 lfks
U. Itetiet Oleo. For sire.).,, .4 i..
asgen. mid refergew 4 sansei sitena 1. Toes
ewe State or Ors •t• writs te
t • WOW 4wp,
OpNMt.. Pullout yo. aashl..tna D U.
The Signal
ores store cells . aNvuuon 14 i1e
J.,b Prating fact Sue•, whluh .re uneur•
paved outside the moot for the prompe
anti proper execution of all clout+ of
printing. A perusal of the auoouaos-
meat may suggest something you may
be in need of, rod in ouch osse we soli-
cit your patronage, feeling confident
that our efforts to please will Intel with
T the +pproval of our patron*
`100 1. k‘ettt\A
This useful sire is kept in the full
range of qua., ties same as letter
howls. Whi e
Atmo. %%etas
aro not w generally used, they fill
an important place in commercial
correspondence. See what we've
got under the above heads.
In Chits line we have r very large
atom of tine writing papers suit
able for every class of business
represented in this locality, coin
prising laid and wove, linens,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unruleii, as may be required.
'W .t k‘e,tatiI
if the "pay -as -yo!
the order of the d
for account paper
so great , but they
who get so MAD�
they wonder if the
run out. We don
and at present our
plete in this line 1
Good paper and n
8<atttOAeVAS
Both single and
and cents columt
cheaper than bill
the proper thing
delinquent once s
are sure to fetch
sometime.
-go " plan was
iy the demand
would Lot be
1 are some Olen
dunners that
stock will ever
t intend it to,
stock is coat
ith four sines.
at ruling.
double dollars
s. They corns
heads, and aro
Co send after a
month. They
him 'round-
-VA Il‘te\420t•es
round—
' .eve\she%
Now, it would be hard to gel
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock on
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 7k. to
$2.00 per 31. We handle com
mercial and legal mixes exclusively.
C ommer e:uw\; P ivi ittng
has already been partially enum
orated in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amour
of work untller this hears that to
enumerate Would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, ut we do it all at Tay
SIGNAL.
11t1\ttlttYO�s
to an "A Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in seleo
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and best
samples to he had. Call and gee
rosectwss
of entertainments and meeting
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with coni and pencil attached.
*•r eu(\ar s
N e aim to excel in all the ditler;
kinds of work we turn out,
ut especially in this, and keep
stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all reyulretnenta.
tt.5 Tvekets
This head coven a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
Osiers
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidenced by the
(fact that the great hulk of it is
dune by us. Thie line also in
eludes
Odgers
which our three fast -running job
presses are able to turn out in
surprisingly short time..
take ‘NAkt.
belong to the poster denartment
also, and we make a specialty of
them--proniptnes being our aim
in this respect. A notice of male
will appear in Tait SIGNAL free of
charge when bills for sante are got
here.
#\\ Acvnuks of VST ork
in the typographical printing lien
can be done in this e.tablishstlast
in an expeelitioai and ceded*
manner and
Owe i?1.ees vt%\\ tile Somme
*try reo►sonab\t,
Weextend our thanks for past f.y.
ors, anil "solicit a contanuen.•e of the
same.
TWV. BZ(111#Z,
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